Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

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Academics English Mr. Milford finally attains his rightful place of honor among the immortals of literature. FACULTY Mr. Thomas Aubrey .,......,... junior High English Mr. Paul Boehm .......... Ninth Grade English and Speech Mrsi Lyman Houck .i,.. ...... R eading Mr. Russell T. Milford ......,. Senior High English Mr. Randall Romig ,...ii ....,,. S enior High English Mr. Robert Wolf .,,,,,. ....... I unior High English L'Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. Yo, ho, ho, and a bottle of rum . . . Mr. Aubrey points to a picture.

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ACaKlCIHiCS SEATED-fleft to rightlz Mrs. Mae Evans, Mrs. Robert Schumo, Mrs. Edward Reider, Mr. Douglas Kaufman. STANDING-Mr. Edward Seasholtz, Mrs, James Butler, Mrs. Kyle Whitefield, Mrs. Arthur Stover, Mrs. Peyton Johnston, Mr. William Wagner. I P8TCHt -TCHCLCP ASSOCiHtiOIl As always, the Wyomissing Parent Teacher Association presented monthly programs de- signed to interest parents and teachers on both the elementary and high school level. This year also represented a year of giving, not only of funds but of time and effort as well. In Oc- tober, the members of the association sponsored a banquet for the Wyomissing Area teachers. They worked to insure the success of the High School Dedication. They have donated both funds and effort to various school activities which include the drive to earn money for the purchase of new band uniforms and the attempt to raise adequate funds for the American Field Service. This year's executive board included the fol- lowing: president, Mrs. Edward A. Reiderg first vice-president, Mrs. Robert M. Schumog second vice-president, Mrs. Douglas S. Kaufman, secre- tary, Mrs. Peyton Johnston, and treasurer, Mr. l. Edward Seasholtz. There were various committees headed by the following people: Programs, Mrs. William Scheneman and Mr. Humbert Manzolillog Pub- licity, Mr. lames Woodward, Publications, Mrs. Kyle Whitefield, Hospitality, Mrs. james Butler, Membership, Mrs. Robert Coxeg Ways and Means, Mrs. Leonard Woodring, Legislative, Mr. Carl Mogelg l-lallowe'en, Mr. Gus Chaknos and Mr. Richard Ginn, Teacher Representative CEle- mentaryj, Mr. David Evans, Teacher Representa- tive Cl-ligh Schooll, Mrs. Arthur Stover, and Policy, Mr. William Wagner.

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AxCilIlCl'I1iCS Mrs, Houck painstakingly corrects A. Forry's paper. UNO, no - - it's not an irq it's an l.T. Eilon Sjoherg, Paul Dries, Mr. Milford, Mrs. Wtwlf reads poetry. Q . See, Roy, any slight gesture will suffice to catch your audience's attention, gesticulates Mr. Boehm. Mr. Romig displays a typical in-class theme topic.