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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1967 volume:

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Breitinger, Jr., Mrs. Raymond McGonigle, Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr. Joshua Alley, Mr. Alfred Walter. INITIATIVE APPROVAL SERVICE PROGRESS PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION: Mr. Edward Seasholtz, treasurerg Mrs Marion Dinsmore, second vice-presidentg Mr. Humbert Munzolillo, presidentg Mrs. james Butler, first vice-presidentg Mrs. Gershom Krom, secretary. Dr. B. Henry Shafer, Supervising Principal ACADEMICS It was Browning who said, A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? Perhaps the poet was saying that man must have faith in something beyond him- self if his life is to be meaningful and re- warding. A life is truly dismal when the in- dividual has nothing but himself to think about and to serve. Psychologists tell us that sound mental health requires that man have a purpose, a cause, a faith to which he can dedicate himself. In an age when man looks to science to answer all questions, when even certain the- ologians tell us that God is dead , trust in one's fellow man and faith in some Uni- versal Power beyond ourselves are still the only bases for a wholesome philosophy of life. Consider, also, the possibility that Browning was making the poetic point that man's hopes and aspirations can be reached only through imagimztion. A work of art or literature, an invention, a better world in which to live, an outstanding issue of the Colophon-all require the exercise of imagination, a mental reach beyond the im- mediate grasp of our senses. Serendipity, or fortunate happenstance, does sometimes occur. But progress and achievement seldom result from chance. They are the product of knowledge, imagination, dedication, and courage. B. Henry Shafer Mrs. Jeanne Miller, secretary Mrs. Nancy M. Troutman, treasurer The classification of students into grades according to age, with a particular goal for each grade level, was introduced by john Sturum in Strassburg, Germany, in 1537. This program was introduced into the American school system in 1847 at the Quincy Grammar School of Boston. Regretfully, this concept of a graded school according to age has remained with us. In the 1966-1967 school year, Wyomissing High School became actively involved in the educational renaissance. The Board of School Directors, the administration and the teachers have committed themselves to- a school which will continually seek ways forhtheir students to receive the best education possible. David R. Barrett Mr. David R. Barrett, III, Principal ACADEMICS Mrs. Jacqueline Bowman, secretary ADMINISTRATION AND OFFICE PERSONNEL arid? Haw? s ' A Mr. John Reitz, Assistant Principal and Director of Guidance- Q WA may Mrs. Marion Kozloff, secretary f 2 2 .Qb 2316! I Oth grade Mr. Boehm, 9th grade .li- Mr. Aubrey 7th grade S lima Mrs. Waggoner, 9th Grade Civics. ,., Miss Bassler, 7th Grade History and Geography Mr. Noll, 8th Grade American History and Geography. Mr. O'Connor, 12th Grade Gov ernment and Economics. ACADEMICS' Mrs. Rosenblatt, 10th Grade World Cultures. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Gebensleben, 11th Grade American History. I7 E Mrs. Schrack, Latin. A nf' B1 Mrs. Knipe, Spanish. LANGUAGES Miss jones, French. Mrs. Reynolds, French. Mr. Frinzi, Spanish EN FRANCE Miss jordan, French. Mrs. Hess, 7th Grade Mathe- matics. Mr. Costenbader, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th Grades Concentrated Mathe- lf matics. MZ' 1 0 V Jf .fbwbtf i Mr. Brubaker, 9th, 11th, 12th Grades, Algebra, Geometry, Mathe- Mr. Weik, Sth Grade Mathematics Senior Science. matics 124- MATHEMATICS Mrs. Marderness, 9th and 11th Grade Algebra and Geometry. Mrs. Wolf, 9th Grade Exploratory Sci- ence. 20 l l Mr. Bell, 11th and 12th Grades Chemistryg 12th Grade Physics. Mr. Dunkelberger, 7th Grade General Scienceg 10th Grade Biologyg 12th Grade Anatomy and Physiology. SCIENCE lj Mander-bach, 8th Grade Earth and Science. :J Mrs. Elronhead, Girls Hygieneg 12th Grade Mr. Sheetz, 10th and 11th Grades Biology. Psychology and Sociology. Mrs. Westkott and Mrs. I-Ieffner, Li- brary. Mrs. Guthrie, Typin g. Mr. Neights, Instructional Media. ACADEMICS Mrs. Houck, Reading. Mrs. Geracimos, Business Education. ACADEMICS Mr. Shirk, Industrial Arts. Mrs. Hill, Music and Chorus. ' . gl 4-A.: . , ' Mrs. Ritter, Art. Mr. Rentschler, Music and Band. 22 Mrs. Stover, Home Economics ACADEMICS Mrs. Knappenberger, Medical Staff Nurse. Mr. Hoffert and Mr. Gottshall, Boys Physical Education. Mrs. Linderman, Girls Physical Educa- tion. I, v H Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Sheidy, and Mrs. Feger, Cafe- teria Staff. Brown and Mr. Lueken, Custodial Staff. 23 ACADEMICS ,ee And when you finish that, you can give it to me, Mike commands Barbara. I need all the help I can get. 4, .. f M 7 Now listen here, people, mumbles Mr. Rentschler. x l l l,, r It's been a long Week . . . ' , A. Kirkpatrick, M. Moyer, and N. Smith study out of doors. Dr. James Olivero evaluates our new school program. 25 INNOVATIONS, INDIVIDUALIZATICDN Schools seek to achieve the purposes of education by teaching students those subjects that would seem most beneficial to them. It is a function of elementary and secondary education to provide them with the basic skills and knowledge that are essential to their future growth. No longer can education be terminal with high school, college, or graduate school. Education must be a continuing process. However, perhaps the most fundamental factors in the teaching-learning processes are those which have been given the least effort in their development-inspiring students to learn and pro- viding an environment where students may develop the skills of inquiry and discovery according to per- sonal interests and abilities. It is these processes which will provide us with the capabilities of meeting the challenge of the future. In the traditional school with traditional instruction it is observed that most students develop a dependence upon the teachers for the knowledge which they acquire. The emphasis is upon teacher-directed activities and students seek only that which is requested of them. We also find classes of comparable ability and size with equal amounts of time allotted to each subject and each student. It is believed that instruc- tion organized in this manner falsely assumes that all students need the same amount of time for learning in all subject areas and that all subject areas need equal amounts of time to realize the desired results. This concept of teaching in doses retards the progress of the academically talented students and forces the less academically talented students to progress at a rate which is not within their realm. Since the 1930's educators have experimented with groupings of students. They have been seeking the best possible method to accommodate the diverse rates and abilities of students. It was the first step to- wards individualizing instruction, but in terms of the group, not the individual. I-Iomogeneous grouping has fulfilled its destiny by bringing us to the next point of departure-an organizational pattern that will more nearly and effectively fulfill the aspiration of individualizing instruction. - More recently such concepts as team teaching, large and small group instruction, modular scheduling, instructional media, and nongraded schools have been pioneered. Each has merit of its own and is educa- tionally sound. However, they require that the public in general be educated as to their worth. The new concepts do not have the image of education past and are rejected on this basis. Many point with pride at their new schools and feel secure that their children are receiving the best education possible. However, providing new buildings with modern equipment does not insure better or improved education. It is only through the educational program and improved instructional organization and teaching procedures that this can be achieved. ' David R. Barrett, III ACADEMICS Instructional Media. Tom Breitinger and Kris Cramer. THE NEW PROGRAM IN AC TIGN Lounge Area Gab Session. 2 dependent Study. . l Semor Englxsh Semmar 27 just as the sun was created to provide the earth with light, so does education enlighten the student. ACTIVITIES W J! AZ 177. ..,,'.f vigft 0 v5 l , -fi XX G X ,Z X ff i H N 'E-.bg 1-4-Sa:-f f-Xf fi ds' W -1 5-' Y if A ,Z-f-..-1-:sa-29 XX 4 'fQ2f,5 Q:--44' V - , Y ,Y -S 'i 4' 6551- wg. F l 4-sl 3 ' ,.f ----1 i ,vv-. , - 'g f f Aff!! E-,.,,..: ' --- Jiri.. 5 li ,1 ' -Q, A- - 41 E 31244 .7 g ,- - 77 'f v .4 A J- , , '-.5 .5 g ,lx- .- L ,- 3.--Sis? Ai .1--4 4-4 - - , '-' -7 7 i, t x g Y 74 -A ii- Y Y i - 3, -1.- - iii Y' l3s li- 4 ,, 1-4- - -1-s .-..--5 ,t YY..,- 1 , -X ' f - L Q- ,rs - 5 f A, Y- , Q- A imma? -' i-- 14 - 5 l Y - i 111.1 ,J .T flfr 3 L1 30 60 9 Q. fa I ,Z E 2, iffy 8 2 451: 'Z LN ' .-'- 55 ef ' f fzf w X f f ff 4' 5 xi H -H' :Nhlf Yi' in m'I:z YA 5 I 5 ,M-Aa . .1 .Q is k V. ga 1 age 11' 515,52 , D X P egfvifif 1 ws fra ACTIVITIES I' - ' '-I .Y I Q 2 I 5 pg .M ,Q -- was-II A le I g l . iff 'is 1 3 E S X5 f E ml ,is .- 5 I V I REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW-L. Koch, M. jones, K. Nester, L. Braun, L. Reber, C. Schumo, I.. Heisler, L. Hill, K. Hammerschmidt, M. Willimns, M. Tierney, C. Mercer. SECOND ROW-M. Fisher, S. Evanson, S. Palmer, J, Hain, M. Koch, J. Speicher, J. Bellairs, S. Schlegel, G. Miller, J. Reinsel, W. Makuch. SALESMEN: FIRST ROW-S. Stump, B. Ginn, C. Mengel, V. Kramer, P. Fallon, K. Smith. SEC- OND ROW-J. Clausius, J. Seas- holtz, W. Robinson, G. Miller, R. Dinsmore, S. Hertzog. ACTIVITIES Fortunes and Fantasy And now we have Karen Nester modeling a fashionable ensemble . . Y-TEENS FIRST ROW-B. Binder, B. Loomis, M. Jones, C. Nolan, B. Miller, C. Cleghorn, M. Roeder, C. Hannan, V. Boekenkroeger, J Snyder-Fellowship House, K. Nester-president, A. Speicher, L. Koch, S. Wiseman, K. Rothermel, D. Scully. SECOND ROW- C. Meyer, L. Henninger-treasurer, M. Lavrinets, S. Mcllvain, C. Hassett, S. Schreck, J. Elder, K. Cramer, S. Hahn, R. Breiner N. Muller, S.. Stump, B. Kimmel, B. Willson, M. Bertolette, M. Williams, H. Winger, J. Thomas-vice-president, M. Farrell. 32 9 ACTIVITI FIRST ROW-L. Miller, P. Hart, B. Griffith, B. Paige, V. Buzby, C. Brumbach, D. Nester, J. Oberholtzer, S. Esterbrook, P. Curry, E. Ludwig-Interclub representative, M. Tiernery, P. Marks, J, Garrigan-secretary, M. T rexler, C. Brace. SECOND ROW K. Keffer, K. Hammerschmidt-second vice-president, L- FOIUHI, L- Hafflly, M- Stevens, N- Hamef, A- Hamilwfl, M- Boaman, S. Loose, K. Smith, C. Mercer, C. Reuther, N. Cramer. FIRST ROW-D. Krug, S. Hemmerich, C. Kaufman, J. Nolan, H. Thomas, D. Loomis, L. Reber, C. Schumo, C. Touhsaent, A. Forry, R. Bowers, C. Dieffenbach, V. Kramer, M. Minner, D. Tinney-chaplain, K. Bauer. SECOND ROW-P. Correll, M. Becker, N. Ziegler, JI Henninger, D. Bertolette, K. Lauter, L. Hill, I.. Braun, C. Flannery, W. Jay, C. Meinig, L. Bond, V. Schaef- fer, L. Heisler, L. Flowers, N. McDonough, R. Davis. THIRD ROW-N. Keiser, B. Levan, B. Ginn, G. Whitner, B. Ruth, M. Palmer, M. Card, N. Bradley, M. Kell, C. Evans. ES 33 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW-R. Dieffenbach, T. Willson, R. Golden, R. Restrepo, F. Levering, W. Weaver, C. Savadelis, J. Kelly, M. Mc- Donough. SECOND ROW-C. Fisher, P. Patton, J. Henninger, S. Palmer, C. Hannan, W. Robinson, T. Flemming,,J. Houck, H. Jung, D. Brown, D. Renken, W. Makuch, M. Reinsel, Mr. Sheotz. SENIOR H I -Y I FIRST ROW-D. Brown-chaplain, C, Fisher-president, R. Restrepo- vice-president. SECOND ROW-T. Breitinger-secretary, G. Miller-junior delegate, J, Costenbader-treasurer, J. Bellairs-senior delegate. Unaccustomed to public speaking as I am . . apologizes Charles Fisher. 34 I ACTIVITIES 'Hurry up, guys, before the paper boy comes. Mr. Sheetz and cohorts take a doughnut break during the H1-Y Christmas Lree collection. mmm FIRST ROW-J. Feeman, E. Agnew, R. Restrepo, S. McBride, J. Clausius, M. Koch, F. Reeser, B. Engelhardt. SECOND ROW-K. Andrews, R, Johnston, J. Sharman, T. Kowalski, W. Lafreniere, S. Robinson, J. Woodward, D. Hill, B. Longenecker. THIRD ROW-J. Seasholtz, T. Stoudt, G. Atkinson, C. Boland, C. Smith, R. Shea, J. Yund, P. Schlegel, J. Gracey, S. Eavenson. ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW-N. Muller, L. Berry, S. Stump, K. Nester, E. Rottschaefer, B. Griffith, D. Spang, N. Harner, M. Krissiep, L. Koch, B. Binder, D. Scully. SECOND ROW-K. Cramer, K. Hammerschmiclt, J. Snyder, M. jones, T. Breitinger, A. Maier, J. Costenbader, B. Saylor, E. Shafer, J. Hain, R, Restrepo, S. Loose, M. Atkinson, M. Farrell. fMissing-NW. Makuchj NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I- NOR S' Y NATIONAL SCCIE 'V SX px E. Shafer and M. Atkinson sign the N.H.S. record book. 37 ACTIVITIES Staff advisers and Editor Diana organize the final layout. C OLOPHON Editor Arrirtant Editors T1'eaJz11'er ...... Bzuinefr Manager Photography . . . Artirlr ....... Academics .... Activities . . . Sport: . . . Underclasrmezz . . Senior: . . . Typim' . . . . . . .Diana Scully . . . .Myra Farrell james Frost Marcia Roeder ......John Hain . . . . . .Wesley Makuch . . .Andrew Maier . .Michael Reinsel Gary Schultz .Maryellen Jones Cathy Nolan . .Barbara Binder Peter Patton . . . . .Linda Berry john Jones . . .Nancy Muller Ann Speicher . . . .Charlotte Cleghorn Charlotte Hassett Thomas Breitinger Raymond Dinsmore Francis Dykty Marilyn Lavrinets . . .Karen Nester Barbara Willson FIRST ROW-Mr. Shirk, Mrs. Ritter, Mr. Milford, Mr. Gebensleben. SECOND ROW-B. Willson, M. Farrell, C. Nolan, C. Cleg- horn, M. Jones, K. Nester, M. Roeder, A. Speicher, C. Hassett, L. Berry, D. Scully, B. Binder, N. Muller. THIRD ROW-A. Maier, J. Frost, P. Patton, R. Dinsmore, J. Hain, T. Breitinger, J. Jones, M. Reinsel, W. Makuch. ACTIVITIES 2' ,ey . esss ,f wi I ' If fl if Q W rf' ,fx nw Mr. Gebensleben scrutinizes Buz and john as they balance the financial accounts. Mike passes judgment on Gary's latest masterpiece . I The staff views the coming deadline with mixed emotions. Ann Speicher intently crops a new print. 39 ACTIVITIES Won't you please buy our candy ? pleads the Chieftain staff. .-mat zigvjyou mean Egg br-ok? thi printing press? ca y . inquires xtor . ny er. IN Z -. in W1 FIRST ROW-Mrs. Reynolds, L. Henninger, M. Farrell, K. Nester, J. Snyder-Edintor, J. Elder, J. Thomas, K. Cramer, M. Atkinson. SECOND ROW-C. Grim, V. Gustison, M. Jones, S. Schaeffer, S. Wiseman, D. Brubaker, L. Welfly, V. Schaeffer. THIRD ROW-T. Willson, C. Smith, P, Patton, E. Shafer, S. McBride, J. Snyder, C. Cole. FIRST ROW-V. Buzby-secretary, E, Ludwig, N. Cramer, B. Paige-vice-president. SECOND ROW-A. Hamilton, L. Harnly, C. Secor, N. Rose-treasurer, M. Boaman, S. Loose, R. Davis. THIRD ROW-Mr. Frinzi, M. Chaknos-president, S. Schlegel, S. Hertzog, J. Houck, R. Restrepo, R. Golden. .ll 4? EL cifeculo ESPAIQIOL ACTIVITIES LA TER TULIA ESPAITIOLA FIRST ROW-M. Trexler, J. Miuccio, P. Marks, R. Schultz-secretary, D. Krug, S. Krum, S. Keller. SECOND ROW-C. Brace, M. Tierney, J. Garrigan, C. Mercer-vice-president, P. Curry, M. Krissiep, Mt. Frinzi. THIRD ROW-F. Levering, S. Eavenson-treasurer, D. Renken, C. Boland, R. Restrepo-president. 4I ACTIVITIES ' FIRST ROW-M. Schlegel, L. Henninger, J. Brossman, B. Willson, M. Williams, M. Bertolette, N. Muller. SECOND ROW- S. Stump, L. Berry-president, J. Thomas, K. Nester-secretary, S. Wiseman, B. Breiner, D. Cleghorn, S. Hahn. THIRD ROW- J. Brisan-vice-president, K. Cramer, M. Atkinson, J. Costenbader, J. Bellairs, T. Breitinger, A. Maier, J. Blank, D. Scully, B. Marx, Mrs. Knipe. KJ EL CLUB ESPANOL sv Q I R - -. .jx-I V., .5 f 5. A . I f - Francisco Ulmer strikes again! 42 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW-L. Berry, K. Keffer, P, Hart, S. Schreck, C. Hassett, B. Paige, L. Miller, N. Hamer. SECOND ROW-B. Binder, C. Meyer, M. Lavrinets, A. Speicher, S. Loose, S. Wiseman, C. Nolan, R. Breiner, V. Buzby, D. Scully. THIRD ROW- Miss Jones, B. Loomis, M. Krom, D. Brown, W. Weaver, E. Shafer, B. Saylor, M. McDonough, M. Farrell, M. Atkinson, D. Cleghorn. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS , C. Nolan-secretary, N. Harner-vice-president, S. Wiseman- ' president, P. Patton-treasurer. Ah cheri, un coke s'i1 vous plait. W. Robinson serves cokes at French Club Cafe. ACTIVITIES Yes, Linda, teaching can be perplexing, comforts Mrs. Marderness. B Willson-treasurer, M. Farrell--president, M. Tierney-secre- tary L. Fortna-vice-president. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 5 17 1' Nf yr 4- is I-fi V3 ig Q FIRST ROW-C. Dieffenbach, V. Schaeffer, P. Hart, V. Buzby, W. Jay, B. Ginn, J. Nolan, H. Thomas, C. Cleghorn, M. Farrell -president. SECOND ROW-M. Lavrinets, L. Koch, K. Nester, C. Meyer, L. Reber, C. Schumo, J. Elder, M. Trexler, V. Boekenkroeger, M. Williams, B. Willson, B. Binder. THIRD ROW-B. Kimmel, L. Fortna-vice-president, M. Minner, K. Bauer, M. Card, M. Palmer, J. Henninger, D. Bertolette, N. Bradley, L. Bond, C. Touhsaent, N. Ziegler, S. Loose, E. Ludwig, K. Smith, P. Curry, M. Roeder, M. Bertolette, C. Harman, S. Hahn. FOURTH ROW-D. Tinney, B. Miller, C. Nolan, M. Kell, D. Krug, C. Meinig, C. Kaufman, L. Heisler, R. Bower, V. Kramer, C. Brace, J. Garrigan, M. Tierney-secretary, C. Mercer, S. Mcllvain, R. Breiner. ACTIVITIES FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW-R. Marburger, P. Fallon, V. Gustison, M. Kell, M. Boaman. SECOND ROW-R. Marx, F. Dykty-secretary, M. Lavrinets-president, C. Meyer-treasurer, I. Ziegler-vice-president, J. Elder, Mrs. Knappenberger. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW-D. Loomis, M. Krem- S6CrEtary, S. Mcllvain, M. Boaman, M. Becker, K. Keffer, V. Gustison. SEC- OND ROW-B. Kimmel, C. Nolan- president, B. Paige, L. Miller, K. Bauer, M. Schlegel, N. Hamer-vice-president, M. Krissiep, Mrs. Westkott. 45 , 1 ,.: H ,R I W i , 5: 1, '37 5 -5 E- . - if , ,el 1,73 ,737 1.-.X ,K L . . . 4 - . -V 1 ,V nk - 5 , 1 ., 5, A, ,. . V- Vw- V a .i .IQ 1 iw gg . . mf . sf WW ,V :H+ E 9 Q n.n . . N .,,. 1' 'X i Y .3 I Wills? Lt Q - X tv X wil l get .em N5 it ' Wo' Argentine E. Weihmuller exhibits her art work, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMITTEE A. Neto, a representative from Brazil, studies in the library. A student from Denmark, T. Hey, strikes a classic pose at Celestial Rapsoclyf' F I R S T ROW-S. , Loose, C, Hassett, B. Willson, B. Paige, L. Miller, M. Schlegel, E. Ludwig. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Knipe, P. Schlegel, T. Hey, G. Miller, S. Schleg- el-vice-chairman, J. Hain, T. Breitinger- treasurer, D. Scully. fMissing M. Jones- chairmanj 47 N S FIRST ROW-J. Blank-president, K. Rorhermel, C. Hassett, J. Snyder, M. Schlegel, 2 D. Tinney. SECOND ROW-J. Hain, Mrs. Schrack, J. Bellairs. hrosgddaifggli ?yi:cl:?h?1gkTEfBfV D U B glcgllglrgrjlelainj to his queen Uoan ART CLUB - ,Q I FIRST ROW-J. Miuccio-president, V. Schaeffer, C. Grim, C. Kaufman, T. Palmer, J. Stillwell, S. Moyer, V. Breaux. SEC- OND ROVV-Mrs. Ritter, R. Johnston, P. James, K. Kerchner, B. Miller, J. Blank, S. Schaeffer, M. Jenckes, J. Krum, B. Jung C. Cole. 48 1 FIRST ROW-M. Evans, L. Berry-chairman, J. Kutra, B. Willson. SECOND ROW-E. Shafer, M. Jones, B, Brossman, P. Perfect. ACTIVITIES PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCERS This is your announcer Linda Berry with the 8:15 report. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE KNEELING-A. Soussloff, A. For- ly, C. Manwiller. STANDING- K. Nester, L. Forma, D. Spang- chairman. III- - I- - - - 14 fn w a ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW-S. Reisch, S. Engelharclt, T. Raab, S. Butler, J. Comins, S, Zilber, K. Kerchner, R. Nagle, L. Lewis, B. Reider, J. Ziegler, J. Witman. SECOND ROW-F. Maag, J. Frost, G. Cohon, J. Brown, F. Schofer, J. Bishop, S. Krug, T. Breitinger, B. Saylor, R. Bishop, B. Engelharclt, S. Miller, A. Miller, E. Gillot. THIRD ROW-J. Ruth, S. Patton, R. Mengel, S. Mummey, W. Kerchner, J. Kowalski, G. Johnston, Mr. Rentschler. FOURTH ROW-J. Belisari, J. Savadelis, M. Norton, J. Scheneman BAND Alex Oompha Miller discovers a new note. FIRST ROW-K. Kerchner-secretary, J, Bishop-librarian, R. Nagle-reporter, S. Zilber-librarian. SECOND ROW-B. Engel- hardt-treasurer, J. Frost-vice-president, R. Bishop-manager, A. Miller-president, S. Mummey-assistant reporter. FIRST ROW-M. Schlegel, B. Griffith, L. Henninger. SECOND ROW-S. Schreck, E. Rottschaefer, P, Curry. THIRD ROW-J. Brossman, M. Williams. FOURTH ROW-A. Maier, S. Wiseman. FIRST ROW-M. Krissiep, C. Brace, N. Har- ner. SECOND ROW-B. Binder, N. Cramer, B. Paige. THIRD ROW--M. Trexler, D. Cleg- horn. FOURTH ROW-D. Brown, E. Shafer. SENIOR CHORUS Mrs. Norman Hill, chorus di rector, conducts at the Christ- mas program. 5l ACTIVITIES STAGE CREW G. Rhoads at the peak of his stage crew career. FIRST ROW-D. Smith, B. Ramapo, c. Rhoads. sEcoND Row-P. Pat- ton, S. Krug, G. Rhoads, Mr. Weik. FIRE PLA TOON FIRST ROW-F. Levering, R. Restrepo, T. Willson, J. Kunkelman, B. Longenecker, C. Wagner, D. Renken, R. Hess. SECOND ROW-W. Robinson, P. Huff, J. Burkey, S. Hertzog, G. Miller, Schlegel, G. Opel, J. Hain, W. Makuch, J. Herbert, Mr. Bell. 52 I -- Q. ACTIVITIES V 1 - 7' , , Y .. . , E A V V i . ' -Yr' 3 3 ' .. I-:Ia ,...If-ee: I . , .,, -. A A23 . , ki I ' A A' gig, I If Q ff? Fi . 4643! It I . Me' Aff s ' if I' I 1. Je - 5 If I I ' 3 ' I 5' -3355553 I 1 I I I - f I 1 I I I I - It EIIQIMVIIQQUI , ,I ' 1 I , 5 fizlzsaw uizgesn , 5 F 1 ' S I S I Wa I if 5 .5 FIRST ROW-K. Olson, B. Jenckes, A. Woodward, A. Cook, B. Heist, A. Kirkpatrick, M. Moyer, J. Braun, K. Schaeffer, A. Spang, B. Soussloff, M. Breitinger. SECOND ROW-S. jones, J. Belisari, P. Klaas, S. Morley, J. Sutton, J. Forty, J. Schaeffer, JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED-S. Firdce, N. Smith. STANDING-C. Derr, K. Junior High Co-op decks the halls. K. Olson, C. Derr, K. Sutton. Schaeffer, K. Harnly. I 53 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW-D. Golden, S. Wagner, A, Ripps, S. McGavin, J. Radtke, P. Giles, S. Seidel. SECOND ROW-Miss Jordan, M. Breitinger, T. Peterson, E. Gipple, K. Schaeffer, G. Wagner. THIRD ROW-K. Meinig, N. Longenecker, M. Wagner, B. Soussloff, H. Ginn, S. Jay, S. Behrle. BLUE TRIANGLE N. Smith-treasurer, M. Moyer-president, S. Lynch-vice-presh dent, S. Zilber-secretary. Santa IPD hands out gifts at the Blue Triangle Christmas party. ACTIVITI FIRST ROW-J. Bishop, A. Comey, S. Schaeffer, L. Welfly, L. Cramp, H. McDonough, A. Famsworth, S. Clemens. SECOND ROW-L. Gatrigan, C. Leinbach, J, Braun, S. Miller, M. Homcha, M. Homcha, R. Zeller, B. Mury, B. Ripps. THIRD ROW- J. Seasholtz, J. Meyer, N. Reber, K. McCoy, M. Moyer, A. Walker, K. Shute, S. Bunnell. FIRST ROW-K. Kendall, D. Lesko, D. Jones, D. Delucia, M. Jenckes, M. Jones, C. Kelly, M. Gross. SECOND ROW- A. Hassett, K. Harnly, S. Schlegel, S. Halulakos, S. Zilber, B. Jung, V. Carroll, E. Richards. THIRD ROW-C. 'Manwi1ler, A. Spang, S. Lynch, A. Kirkpatrick, J. Krum, C. Robinson, N. Smith, V. Johnston, J. Feeman. ES 55 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW-C. Kimmel, R. Horner, G. Johnston, J. Schaeffer, T. Binder, R. Schreck. SECOND ROW -Mr. Dunkelberger. J. Sutton, J. Snyder, J. Veil, D. Heim, W. Kautter, J. Maguire. JUNIOR HI-Y . . 'I FIRST ROW-S. jones, J. Steltz, T. Horst, C. Lafreniere, R. Rehr, D. Batdorf, J. Kowalski. SECOND ROW-K. Olson, B. Buzby, R. Bowers, C. Guest, T. Ruhe, C. Koch, P. Brisan, S. Peters, K. Sutton. Last minute studying in homeroom. ACTIVITIES STUDENT LIFE This isn't my locker! exclaims, P. Bausher. PSSC students run 'em off in the lab. M. Reinsel, J. Frost, M. Farrell. ACTIVITIES A tense moment-Mr. Milford decides the fate of the first I.T. B. Heckman demonstrates hockey skills in gym class Ice crearn-Good! S. Clymer, J. Cramp. T, Grubb and L. Koch exchange the latest gossip at lunch. E, ,ig V 1 if l J. Seasholtz performs an autopsy on his crayfish. 51 gl' 4 Q I 1 K' --1 1-. r gg L :L ,. 11, gf, .try 5 w gm K ' 5, A p 3 'Rc 5, .21 l 'Q I . Q, M . . l ' Il. 55, .K ww , .14 'QR f.. V la., Q i 1 XA Y fl' w 1 ,'ZELi ' 43:5 q, 1 L-LL . ' H . af f , 1 M iw., 7 1 . T! fn 33, '. 42 if iimswi' 5, 1133 ,, seg!! 1351 i 413132 '???f '214n5vs mrfgvggfflggisfggl 1, ..,, , .A.. iff, Aeifgii-:FQ 5f1.ygg.f fu: .W ,, . 55, Wrwkxx -15. L Slew A KW ,., , lr' f? ,. , Q, ,,f, 3 241.1515 V, 1 .u- ' ,Mug 'N 9 2 itll lvl X 51 Q K . 33 bn X Wu . mfr? Li 1 .bv -- M. Schlegel and W. Robinson step out at the Hi-Y-Teen Square Dance. ACTIVITIES L. Henninger applies Christmas spirit to the cafeteria windows. WINTER . . . I 966-67 Seniors revive the past with an old-fashioned Christmas tree. B. Breiner, D. Cleghom, L. Berry. 63 5' - ., 9 nw-: - in F7 S Q f 1 k' H fi.: , 5, 3e5.'zs21'5:1, F ,Ea it sig 1 S ,4 5' ,1 43 2? , X Q 1 , .T Sf, 5 E ' ge 4, i z X ,A M5932 Waf' 5 , V, sf? 'I if ' Y' , 3 QA 5414, ' A ' L 54 1' ff pq' i -EE W . .. N? .VI 'i' , A I ni il I , i x 01' A v- I x f. pf I 'ZW --'F . . I 1.,x.gv 1, .- 4. ' 9. ' I ' ' ' .. Q : '. ' ' K: 5 1'-': 'W a A' it V. ,V24ff,1,: V x fg ' Ax H... A , , If . -, 592' J .ff-7 1'- . g -33.2.1 , ,gi HX-ff, -lf rfn , 053: 4 -1, Lf. fx Pzyhk.-' KW .5 S+- - , L4 J 'Ru 5. ... lajia 'A-' - 1 4 L. w.. ar- L... .X 1 4, UBL ' ll-rv-ww-'1 -: N Q? 'fm fe-. 3, 2441.-az., vi' ,, Nz X. ,E , V 1 1 . . . , , . P I 8. 1 Q ,ia 5 1 no is ,I Jw, aff.. I '. 1 , Mm- mv ... if. 'I' 1- EW? g M Wi 3 -' .x r 'QI f -Q ACTIVITIES T. Brophy, the human Cannonball. Bowe's supporters whip up enthusiasm for Co-op election. iii? You're the best partner I've ever danced with, croons Mr. Brubaker to L. Koch. Seniors sit one out at the Prom. S. Woodward, C. Hannan, J. Brossman, D. Wilson. 67 x. Q PV! Q ' With constant change the earth took on a defi- nite shape. Likewise, a varied program of aca- demic and extra-curricular activities molds strong student character. SPORTS M i s 7 R WW 55-if E f ef ii? f l 1- +V ff ff .X ' 1 'af' 101' XX m Q, X xfi - --qs:-L ! 'i '1 ' 45'11! 'j L W . -1- 44- E-1 'F J ' M ..,.. ,W l!- Tk 1 - ll 'gf ll TT Av!- V'gl2!is Y-, -' ' - '- D - iii K , ...- f-'7-W ' ' : :?Y 1 , ? 2 sa: Y A ,? xl - - 1- -g I is Q Z i - -l- f - - 3 SPORTS FIRST ROW-Mr. Hoffert, Mr. Gebensleben, J. Kiehne, J. Hyle, T. Brophy, J. Costenbader, S. Woodward, D. Tierney, L. Gustison, C. Fisher. SECOND ROW-P. Bausher, B. Restrepo, A. Maier, T. Breitinger, D. Wilson, W. Robinson, S. Ulmer, S. Woodward, M. Reinsel. THIRD ROW-T. Carroll, B. Thompson, J. Reinsel, S. Palmer, S. Schlegel, R. Restrepo, F. Levering. FOURTH ROW-S. Evanson, R. Brossman, C. Derr, J. Sharman, J. Kunkelman, M. McLean, W. Charles. FIFTH ROW-D. Miller, M. Chaknos, H. Sharman, R. Robitzer, W. Kauter, J. Houck. SIXTH ROW-P. Schlegel, W. Gage, S. Jones, B. Bertolet. FIRST ROW--P. Bausher, J. Kiehne, S. Woodward, T. Breitinger, D. Wilson, T. Brophy, S. Ulmer, J. Hyle, C Fisher. SECOND ROW-W. Robinson, S. Woodward, A. Maier, B. Restrepo, J. Costenbader, D. Tierney. 70 l I SPORTS FOGTBALL The Warriors began pre-season workouts in the latter half of August. The team, led by John Costenbader and Steve Woodward, worked hard in anticipation for their first game. Unfortunately, many early season injuries hindered the squad's progress. Under the leadership of Mr. Gebensleben and Mr. Hoffert the team finished with a respectable log of four wins and five losses. The Warriors were able to stop, at least once, all teams except Daniel Boone and Collegeville. junior Bob Restrepo took over at quarterback. john Costenbader, senior fullback, was the team's leading ground gainer and scorer. Other backs who saw much action were Dave Tierney, Scott Wood- ward, and John Sharrnan. The Warrior front wall was composed of: Steve Woodward, john Hyle, jim Kiehne, Tom Brophy, Don Wilson, Tom Breitinger, Scott Ulmer, Charles Fisher, Pete Bausher, and Andy Maier. K 4 Co-captains John Costenbader and Steve Woodward. Mr. Hoffert and Mr. Gebensleben. Where do you think you're going? SPORTS The Warrior front wall opens a big hole. 72 Charlie goes up for a completion. Two on one. Costy skirts the end XVYOMISSING 057012 4, Loft 5, Tied oj 12 Exeter ..................... .... 1 9 26 West Reading . . . . . . . 0 20 Schwenksville . . . . . 0 0 Daniel Boone ...... .... 2 0 20 Collegeville-Trappe .... .... 5 3 0 Daniel Boone ..... .... 5 0 14 Exeter .......... . . 6 31 West Reading ...................... 6 13 Collegeville-Trappe .................. 14 john cuts for running room. ' Bob lets go with a pass Dave leads the way. Sports FIIEST ROW-M. Bredin, S. Krug, T. Miller, K. Esterbrook. SECOND ROXV-Mr. Gottshall J Jones M Gerssler P Patton CROSS-COUNTRY J. Frost, R. Caron. ' This year's cross-country team had the finest sea- son in the history of the sport at Wyomissing. The final tally came to twelve wins and one loss. The -',. Warriors might have gone all the way if Mike Geis- sler's sprained ankle had not occurred three days be- fore the Exeter meet. The harriers were plagued by two more injuries which slowed Pete Patton and John Jones. The five runners leading the team were: Mike Geissler, Pete Patton, Jim Frost, john jones, and Kenny Esterbrook. Other team members were: Tom Miller, Mark Bredin, and Steve Krug. This is a victory celebration? Only a mile to go 'FWyomissing 'Wyomissin g i Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissi n g Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wfyomissing i Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissin g Wyomissin g Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyornissing Wyomissin g Wyomissin g Wyomissing Wyomissing 'Non-league games 39 ..... .... 71 ..... .... FIRST ROW'-E. Aubrey. SECOND ROW-R. Restrepo, J. Burkey, D. Weist. THIRD ROW-M A b D R nk Schlegel, A. Bmmbach, P. Bausher, 1. Hyle, S. Hertzog, R. Dinsmore, D. Muller, j. Bechtel. I u my e en S VARSITY BASKETBALL .Mt. Penn Daniel Boone ..... . ...Fleetwood Schuylkill Valley Governor Mifflin .Muhlenberg West Reading . . . . . . . . .Tulpehocken ....Wilson Hamburg Tulpehocken Schuylkill Valley Governor Mifflin Muhlenberg West Reading Conrad Weiser Wilson Hamburg 58 ..... .... T win Valley 52 Conrad Weiser Weist shoots from the corner xl. M? H 5 . 0 41:2-55 W mix. E J A VU gi F X is an 4 N. f 5 N q i Y Lili 2 9 5 .r nf? ,. -Q ' ' 11115- ,fifiww .2 f -an Hgfgg,-1, B uk ' M' 'K . 1 aw w ,,:.:t,i5f ,- 4 sf N mmf' ,, if, Q f Q +545-42,5 , xx gk AX w.g N.,3i 5 12.5, 2 . nq., 1 M? f I f , , 43 2 ' i A X.. i X EE . f ? 'SQ- fi 'gf .. EY wk 1 k g . 4 ,..: 2 is K, Ufff X, 'Q i Anybody's ball. Hyle closes in for two. SPORTS w,, ,, . Bechtel drives underneath SPORTS FIRST ROW-B. Keffer, J. Feeman, S. Eavenson, K. Olsen, R. Restrepo. SECOND ROW-Mr. Aubrey, P. Schlegel, T. Car roll, S. McBride, M, McLean, J. Speicher, D. Fallon, P. Huff: JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 78 McBride hurries down court. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORING RECORD 'FWyomissing g'5Wyomissing '!'Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing XWyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing Wyomissing 'Non-league games Mt. Penn 56 Daniel Boone 31 Fleetwood 38 Schuylkill Valley 64 Governor Mifflin 63 Muhlenberg 55 West Reading 45 Tulpehocken 47 Wilson 47 Twin Valley 42 Conrad Weiser 42 Hamburg 51 Tulpehocken 30 Schuylkill Valley 57 Governor Mifflin 50 Muhlenberg 52 West Reading 57 Conrad Weiser 59 Wilson 49 Hamburg 57 SPORTS LEFT TO RIGHT-R. Hess, J. Herbert, J. Costenbader, T. Breitinger, J. Hain J. Bellairs, T. Willson, Mr. Costenbader BOWLING Costy strikes again. Settling clown for a seri- ous practice. SPORTS WINTER TRACK Geiss heads for home. Warming up at Convention Hall. FIRST ROW'-R. Johnston, M. Bredin, T. Connell. SECOND ROW-Mr. Gottshall, B. Englehart, J. Frost, J. Jones, P Patton, M. Geissler. 80 SPORTS FIRST ROW-J. Burkey, W. Deswert, C. Fisher, J. Frost, A. Maier, J. Costenbader, P. Patton, SECOND ROW-Mr. Gottshall, B. Mellinger, P. Schlegel, M. Fisher, B. Saylor, S. Alley, C. Parkinson, L. Morley, M. Smith, THIRD ROW-C. Bol- and, J. Seasholtz, W. Lafreniere, J. Sharman, R. Johnston, M. Bredin, J. Jones. March April April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May TRACK SCHEDULE 'l'Cocalico Away West Reading Home 'Daniel Boone Home Chichester Relays Oley Away Phoenixville Relays Tulpehocken Home t Eastern Lebanon Away 'l'Albright Invitational Conrad Weiser Away Mount Penn Away Penn Relays Lebannon Relays John Shaner Meet Venzke Relays Victory Meet Muhlenberg Streamlined Meet 'l'Central Cathloic Home District 3 Meet 'Non-League Meet: Brian lets go with a long throw in the discus l SPORTS I couldn't have jumped that far! Geiss finishes another fast mile. , Gee, Frosty, only n.ine more laps. FIRST ROW-B. Newman, B. Lukens, T. Binder, P. Fisher, P. Fayerman, C. Lafreniere, T. Horst, R. Schreck, P. Stallone, D. Bertolette, W. Johnston, D. Batclorf, Mr. Hoffert. SECOND ROW-G. Jeffries, J. Gorman, J. Belisari, T. Pierce, B. Wagner, C. Kimmel, M. Makuch, J. Knopp, J. Ruth, M. Seabach, J. Wagner, L. Champagne. THIRD ROW-P. Elkincl, J. Steltz, K. Esterbrook, R. Horner, G. Steinrock, B. Restrepo, R. Seasholtz, A. Sousloff, C. Zeswitz, W. Keffer, D. Clemens, B. lyiiller, J. Savadelis. FOURTH ROW-J. Bowers, G. Johnston, J. McGuire, B. Sharman, J. Hoppe, G. Saltzman, M. Steltz, J. For-ry, C. Wise- man, J. Schaeffer, R. Snyder, R. Zamonas. 82 SPORTS FIRST ROW-S. McBride, S. Schlegel, G. Opel, T. Brophy, R. Rhoads, S. Evanson, T. Carroll, M. Koch, E. Agnew, S. Robinson. SECOND ROW-Mr. Noll, H. Becker, W. Kautter, J. Bellairs, C. Wagner, A. Brumbach, H. Jung, R. Bowers, T. Kowalski, R. Mengel, B. Buzby, C. Loomis. April April April April April April April May May May May May BASEBALL SCHEDULE 'Mount Penn 'l'Exeter Governor Mifflin Wilson Tulpehocken West Reading Conrad Weiser Governor Mifflin Wilson ' Tulpehocken West Reading Conrad Weiser 'l'Non-League Gamer Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away 1 - A fikl-' , :iff rAfQi?5?zfaQ.f'2f:a1rs S Brophy hurls another blinding strike. mu- X.L-zz.-.M 09? 83 'ff-fe 'ga 'rv' Hain and Hess hunt their 325 yard drives. GOLF SCHEDULE March 29 Schuylkill Valley April 3 Daniel Boone April 10 Mount Penn April 14 Exeter April 17 West Reading April 18 'Flileetwood April 19 ffHoly Name April 21 Twin Vfalley April 24 Governor Mifflin April 25 'Fleetwood April 28 Daniel Boone May 5 Mount Penn May 8 Exeter May 12 West Reading May 13 Berks County Tournament May 15 Twin Valley May 18 Governor Mifflin May 19 District 3 Tournament 'Non-League Matches Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away FlRST ROW-E. Manhold, R. Hess, M. Menclle, J. Woodward, D. Hill, R. Ruhe. SECOND ROW-J. Hain, D. Moyer, K. At- kinson, C. Derr, R. Shea, G. Atkinson, J. Spexcher, Mr. Aubrey. SPORTS April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May 5 11 13 17 19 21 25 27 28 1 845 8 9 10 11 12 15 15 17 19 M. Elkind, J. Fowler, J. Clausius, W. Weaver, H. McDill, B. Charles, T. Breitinger, Mr. Schonour. TENNIS SCHEDULE 'FManheim Twp. Muhlenberg Hamburg Brandywine Wilson Exeter Fleetwood Governor Mifflin 'Reading Muhlenberg County Tournament Hamburg e1'Tulpehocken j.V. Brandywine 'l'Reading Wilson District 3 Tournament Exeter Fleetwood Governor Mifflin fNon-League Match Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away 5,Hgn..5:,:. I U 42 V .. -W Wann., 4 V 4 Bill smashes one from the forecourt. Breits shows his serving form. 93.5. 85 -smmwmza---er-vi Y nunmm-9-we inseam-4uzunJisuu:.:,-my-.nu-.,-mm 4 SPORTS i MANAGERS ., Q i ii A 2-7 Q , E Q '4 E 5 ii B. Dieffenbach gives J. Burkey a guided tour of tlie managers' Chalk up another two for the Wdrriors suite. Rick. FIRST ROW-R. Caron, M. Carabello, S. jones, T. Stone. SECOND ROW-B, Diddlebock, B. Gage, D. Smith, A. Soussloff, J. Gorman. COACHES COACHES-Mr. Gottshall, Mr. Gebensleben, Mr. Hoffert, Mr. Aubrey, Mr. Noll, Mr. Costen- bader. MISSING-Mr. Schonour. SPORTS -ucv aww-:ar .qua ,- -J :fe-wan and ,gf :asf Amd av-:Juv Did I ever tell you about the time we ran against reminisces Mr. Gottshall. 87 me 2, X GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION STANDING-P. Fallon-clerk-of-records, SEATED-D. Cleghorn-president, J, Thomas-vice-president, L. Forma -secretary r a landing. Charge! The Chief CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CAPTAIN-Sandra. Stump Linda Berry Gini Boekenkroeger Myra Farrell Sheri Buzby Karen Hammerschmidt Ellen Ludwig JUNIOR VARSITY CAPTAIN-Barbara Ginn Anne Forty Wendy' jay Cindy Schumo Pat Giles Helen Ginn Shelly Moyer ADVISER-Mrs. Marderness J.V. cheerleaders appease the gods SPORTS FIRST ROW-C. Schumo, W. jay, H. Ginn, P. Giles, S. Moyer, A. Forry, B. Ginn. SECOND ROW-S. Buzby, G. Boeken- kroeger, K. Hammerschmidt, M,4Farrell, E. Ludwig S. Stump, L. Berry. 9I As each new plant and animal appeared, an ultimate goal was approached-the conception of man. Each year that passes draws the matur- ing student closer to his graduation. UNDERCLASSMENi -4 x'?1Z 'f' ,' P J.: ':'f' Z D, 1y.w.4,,, ,Q 0.5, .gg yfjg, f' xr - ,, ,X ,- :gp pa. Q, I -.sl lf,- ,f ,naar 452 ,V V- 'ff --:Wear ,7-,-1-ww, ' ' Q 2572--119' 'ff I . TI. X? My pm 5 glK. 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'A ,Vx ,f ' f '--- 'fi 4 T-,I f ' 44.3 --- Q I-L 4 -?'- -J ' -X wwf - A' if A I VI, ,A xl i qZ?L ' f' Mxvxhve .., ' , ,- I V xxlggf mx .,, 1 -I A. ,nS,S .mfg Q' -' 1 'fm -fp -ff . - - A- .xv xk X y ' iw 4Lg,,.x!,uL ,nl,:f4 L fl - -QU 1 Shu - , V fa. , n ..-Al-, .':'-A-4-,w i , qu- 1 X ' -A , ...4L4 ix::5 , 4,e5ggjgNaS5 L... Q ,eww M. ngyxf 4 f' ' ' '4': J' 'eL A , 4 N w!9ggwl 'fj'4N'.,, 'J-W ' Y S - 'Tr - A .J ' Q-' ' . .-.,.,. 5 ,df B Q BY A A V-3 It-6536.-vl,' x N 4 , v -Q, -x.-.- .. v 7 ' ' --ij'-Y A huakil Axu liuk-5 fg-,bfi - , is-L f 1 -' ... L' ' 'is 1 UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW-D. Richart, M. Rodgers, K.. Weeber, SECOND ROW-D. Werner, D. Schrnick, L. Wiedner, Lf McDonough. THIRD ROW-L. Rogers, T. Schaeffer, S. Sawyer,' A. Woodward. FOURTH ROW-J. Thomas, G. Seidel, J. Witman, 1. Shumway. FIFTH ROW-J. Ziegler, K. Shiffer, T. Tinney, K. Restrepo. SIXTH ROW-G. Saltzman. SEVENTH ROW-M. Siebach, R. Snyder, J. Ruth, B. Wagner, T. Rose. EIGHTH ROW-M. Thomas, S. Walker, R. Shreck, P. Stallone. NINTH ROW-E. Swartz, W. Smith, G. Steinrock, C. Wiseman. TENTI-I .ROW-J. Wagner, J. Savadelis, J. Schaeffer, B. Zamonas. SEVENTH GRADE S. Wiseman and J. Thomas assist con- fused greenies during orientation. ' UNDERCLASSMEN r.. lei., .. ,, FIRST ROW-B. Evanson, S. Grim, L. Cole, J. Cramp, M. Borell, J. Deswert, B. Heist, K. Geisler, S. Gibson, J. Behm. SEC- OND ROW-L. Arnold, M. Carabello, S. Clymer, S. Ganser, D. Guiles, K. Fayermen, G. Behrle, G. Gangewere, G. Cohen, A. Cook, I. Dobson. THIRD ROW-M. Eben, D. Flowers, J. Hawman, P. Elkind, S. Engelhardt, A. Frost, S. D'Agocltino, S. Easley, C. Hertzog, B. Hasler, P. Fagerman, K. Brenza, T. Binder, G. Fink. FOURTH ROW-D. Bausher, J. Gorman, T. Bertolet, K DeMoss, J. Brown, R. Dodson, R. Heckler, D. Fisher, G. Becker, J. Belisari, D. Batclorf, D. Bertolette ' FIRST ROW-K. Olson, M. Mercer, S. Kreska, A. Kreitz, B. Reider, K. Morrissey, D. Jones, A. Louter, I.. Morley, G. O'Reilly, H. Kerper, B. Jenckes. SECOND ROW-C. Lafreniere, T. Horst, R. Lukens, N. Levering, J. Lisby, S. Reisch, D. Hill, R. Horner, C. Kimmel, P. Reinsel, J. Steltz. THIRD ROW-P. Pettit, J. Knop, J. Kowalski, B. Kerchner, W. Johnston, B. Miller, D. Bredin, R. Lauter, T. Pierce, M. Makuch, G. Johnston, M. Norton, B. NCYVITIHH- UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW-J. Seasholtz, B. Ripps, J. Sowers, SECOND ROW-M. Salade, S. Smith, C. Walter, I.. Yund. THIRD ROV!--A. Spang, N. Reber, K. Schaeffer, S. Zilber. FOURTH ROW-S. Schlegel, G. Wagner, J. Silvia, S. Saylor. FIFTH ROW-K. Stillwell, R. Schofer, R. Seasholtz, W. Restrepo, F. Runyeon. SIXTH ROW-M. Steltz, A. Soussloff, T. Stone, D. Ruth. SEVENTH ROW-D. Smith, J. Veil, D. Rohrbach, D. Willman. Eighth grade girls mix Love Potion 4549 at Inter-club. EIGHTH GRADE Eighth grade girls cut out patterns for their mau-maus in home economics. UNDERCLASSMEN . FIRST ROW-J. Comins, P. Bradley, S. Butler, A. Farnsworth, S. Clemens, J. Hafer, T. Brace, B. Coxe, K. Fisher, D. Gortner, J. Bishop, L. Fry. SECOND ROW-A. Comey, L. Bausher, C. Bensinger K. Harnly, D. Golden, J. Braun, D. Edwards, J. Goss, S. Halulakos, E. Gipple, L. Hammerschmidt, V. Haggerty, L. Garrigan, Hassett, M. Grime. THIRD ROW-H. Hemmerich, B. Gagg, C. Guest, J. Forry, D. Erhart, J. Brisan, J. Fister, J. Elder, S. Chwastiak, R. Heckler, R. Charles, H. Becker, R. Caron, G. Bon . FIRST ROW-D. Lesko, O.-Baldwin, S. Marx, E. Mury, T. Peterson, C. Manwiller, S. Lynch, S. Miller, K. McCoy, A. Miller, V. Morris, K. Kendall. SECOND ROW-C. Kelley, B. Liedich, K. Meinig, J. Meyerg C. Leinbach, N. Jarozenski, L. Lesher, J. Lavrinets, E. Margrave, J. Marburger, L. Lewis, H. March. THIRD ROW-J. Mercer, C. Loomis, G. Rhoads, S. Patton, J. Levan, S. Peters, H. Kretz, S. jones, C. Koch, S. Morley, R. Johnston, T. Raab, S. Naylor, R. Chwastiak, S. Miller. A? UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW-C. Stairiker, A. Ripps, R. Zellers. SECOND ROW-S. Schaeffer, S. Siebach, M. Wagner, J. Stillwell. THIRD ROW-A. 'Walker, S. Wagner, B. Soussloff, C. Robinson. FOURTH ROW-S. Schaeffer, K. Shute, A. Pettit, J. Raine. FIFTH ROW-N. Smith, L. Welfly, L. Schofer. SIXTH ROW-S. Seidel, B. Perfect. SEVENTH ROW-R. Robitzer, R. Rehr, T. Weaver, J. Rodgers. EIGHTH ROW-K. Schell, A. Zolna, J. Sutton, M. Smith. NINTH ROW--J. Thomas, B. Sharman, T. Ruhe, J. Snyder. NINTH GRADE L. Welfly assembles' her poweqs of con- CCHLEHUOII. UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW-S. Bunnell, J. Brooks, M, Homcha, C. Harris, M. Gross, L. Cramp, P. Giles, D. Brubaker, D. DeLecia, C. Alley. SECOND ROW-K. Esterbrook, M. Elkind, S. Finke, K. Hertzog, R. Cafurello, S. Behrle, J. Feman, E. Brown, L. Gerhard, M. Breitinger, H. Ginn, C. Eisenhower, B. Buzby. THIRD ROW-E. Gillott, D. Clemens, K. Atkinson, J. Fowler, I. Bechtel, D. Heim, T. Edwards, D. Fallon, C. Derr, W. Halback, C. Bowers. FIRST ROW-P. James, H. McDonough, B. Krom, J. Radtke, S. McGavin, S. Jay, D. jones, V. Carroll, E. Richards, T. Palmer, M. Homcha, B.'Norton. SECOND ROXW-M. Jones, N. Longenecker, J. Lukens, A. Kirkpatrick, S. Moyer, B. Jung, J. Krum, V. Johnston, D. Miuccio, S. Moyer, K. Kerchner, C. Wilson. THIRD ROW-R. Law, J. Hoppe, D. Miller, T. Miller, P. Jefferls, M. Korczykowski, B. Kautter, M. Mendel, R. Mengel, J. Maguire, K. Manhold, B. Keffer, D. Moyer, B. Lelacheur. Www:-lk gs I ...ff i, XY M92 UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW-D. Tinney, B. Ruth, G. Whither. SECOND ROW-V. Schaeffer, N. Ziegler, B. Wahl, C. Shumo. THIRD ROW-I.. Reber, J. Nolan, H. Thomas, R. Schultz. FOURTH ROW-J. Wqodward, R. Restrepo, T. Moyer, T. Stoudt, F. Reeser. FIFTH ROW-T. Willman, D. Witwer, S. Robinson, P. Schlegel. SIXTH ROW-C. Smith, D. Mogel, Seasholtz, R. Weidner. SEVENTH ROW-J. Speicher, D. Wiest, D. Muller, R. Scroble. EIGHTH ROW--G. Rhoads, L. Morley, J, Sharman, J. Reinsel. With this ring . . . TEN TH GRADE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: S Evanson, presidentg R. Restrepo, vice- presidentg M. Fisher, treasurerg R Schultz, secretary. UNDERCLASSMEN . T FIRST ROW-L. Brown, R. Bowers, C. Dieffenbach, B. Ginn, B. Davis, A. Forry, S. Coxe, L. Emerich, S. Chwastiak, P. Correll. SECOND ROW-M. Becker, K. Bauer, N. Bradley, D. Bertolet, L. Bond, V. Fry, C. Flannery, L. Braun, C. Emig, C. Evans, C. Flowers. THIRD ROW-R. Bishop, B. Englehart, E. Agnew, S. Eavenson, B. Charles, R. Brossman, M. Fisher, T. Carroll, C. Cole. FOURTH ROW-F. Crupi, J. Clausius, K. Andrews, J. Feeman, M. Breclin, T. Connell, C. Boland, D. Farnsworth, G. Atkinson. FIRST ROW+C. Kaufman, M. Minner, K. Kreska, K. Delp, M. Card, L. Hill, T. Meinig, C. Touhsant, L. Heissler, K. Delp, V. Gustison, V. Kramer. SECOND ROW-H. Huyett, D. Loomis, S. Hemmerich, K. Lauder, J. Henninger, B. Levan, W. Jay, C. Mengel, N. McDonough, M. Kell, A. Herbert, R. Marburger, C. Grim, Krug. THIRD ROW-G. Jenckes, J.,Kunkleman, B. Longenecker, M. Melinger, T. Kowalski, M. Caine, R. Johnston, W. Lafremere, M. Koch, B. Mills. fi ' A 'M V 'E f q .nfl - M- - R., ,W N -,W of . P-v-- , UNDERCLASSMEN Q 'f 'rf IV: if r A ,QI ,gg ' .. lvl., Effie .11 f Y 1... . ww gf 1:2 Q ,gn ., 1, as 55 1-120' .pear W. 'ew . . ee: FIRST ROW-J. Oberholtzer, M. Tierney, B. Stutzman. SECOND ROW-K. Smith, C. Secor, N. Rose. THIRD ROW-D. Nester, B. Paige, D. Spang. FOURTH ROW-M. Stevens, T. Willson, C. Reuther. FIFTH ROW-W. Weaver, S. Palmer, C. Savadelis. SIXTH ROW-D. Renken, C. Wagner, R. Restrepo. SEVENTH ROW-S. Schlegel, B. Saylor, E. Shafer. S. Buzby organizes her troops. ELEVEN TH GRADE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L. Harnly, secretaryg R. Golden, presidentg R. Re- strepo, vice-presidentg J. Houck, treas- urer. UNDERCLASSMEN C FIRST ROW-M. Boaman, N. Cramer, C. Brumbach, C. Borell, B. Griffith, S. Buzby, J. Garrigan, B. Bowers, C. Brace, M. Trex- ler. SECOND ROW-L. Foster, B. Fisher, S. Eves, A. Hamilton, K. Flannery, P. Fallon, B. Dc-bk, Pg Curry, L. Fortna, J. Ciliberti. THIRD ROW-B. Dieffenbach, S. Fowler, B. Bertolette, D. Brown, S. Alley. p FIRST ROW-J. Miuccio, P. Marx, S. Keller, B. Nagle, N. Harner, B. Heckman, L. Harnly, K. Hamero, P. Hart, E. Ludwig, J. Kutra, K. Keffer. SECOND ROW-E. Long, F. Levering, G. Miller, S. Hertzog, L. Miller, M. Krissiep, C. Mercer, S. Loose, C. Hannan. M. Chaknos, J. Richards, C. Jung. ' V I I just as man was the final step in the creation of the earth, so has the high school senior at- tained the highest level of his secondary edu- cation. SENIORS 9' xr! W R ' K 4155, fzjffii jff' -'Vile 'LIC Cac'--Q E mama-z,e-16' n,ee.,7tfQ eofffffff SE Wyre. -do ur, , 90051 ' ,LCXLC JJ-Q,.7ufU gZ,5z,,f,L,L Y' fl, L16 L7,L,V7L6 fluff -77CcM7t,CL0LJ ,N ,,, , 6 . ,H ofifiaragaaaaat uanM1a4,eruM cMJQ v ,744 3 S 1, , H-241696140 , gfgea, VW, - ' uw L0 -K fa we M- W Wmff, ww we MARSHA LYN ATKINSON 7 9 Marsh . . . summer in Idaho with 8,999 other girls . .. braved R college English in senior year . . . great guitarist . . . two younger Sf S brothers . .. ass't county coordinator of T.A.R.'s friends atvli. Conrad Weiser . . . writes letters to India . . . one of the Fo Winds the chartreuse Renault laughing fits at dinner . . . 32. Site its E52 KBQQ 747017 C4'l.l,L'Jff- GW YWWF T7 DENNIS WARREN BARRETT Denny . . . Big D . . . proud owner of a '55 Chevy . . . the paisley tie many junior high admirers the Hills gang jester good friends Scroble and Burkey the Star- lights frequently arrives in a state of tardiness one of the few who got Dr. Shafer's paddle hates Fords member of the Chevy Club dislikes haircuts plays sax with the Epics. Intramurals 3, 4. IO6 Blue Triangle 1, Chorus 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Chieftain 1, 2, 3- News Editor, 4-Literary Editor, Y-Teens 2, 3, National Honori- Society 3, 4, Inte al St mmittee 2, 3, 4, J.T.M. 4. rw Kr Q. Q fav ,M WH l'ff?'WW f'U-5 E any WW 'WW aw fm W'mW sf if f 'Wg C1779 l'7f!707.'f S' 'f1t,Lcf1Vol fU, 319-v75'0'0f7jfyf PETER MILLER BAUSHER Blade . . . one of the jolly giants of the senior class . .. great basketball player . . . big brother Tom . . . one of the B.W. gang . . . Hermit . . . that night in the back seat of his car Qalonej dry humor . .. frequent trips to Kutztown Mr. G.'s Supreme Dummy . . . cigars, cigarettes, Tiparillos . . . member of the grade school gang . . . future includes college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 45 Fire Platoon 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ui ,Q lfwlijy jigrrgyll- i X q A X0 A4 ,X N 1 5 fl JACQUES TERHUNE BEL AIRS 'A JM' S y pyuq ,rg y k SENIORS .y.lN'.'i19i L Mel . . . maniac on wheels . . . the Frog , . . . great actor attempted to blow up the Bell-lab in chemistry . .. strong for advanced math's uninhibited discussions Spanish Senor one of the bowling team's fabulous five . ber of the famed '67 Crash Club . .. Wyomissing's ai 1 Sandy Koufax future plans include Purdue Universit Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 45 Class Play 3, 43 Baseball 45 Honor 1, 25 Bowling 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Salesman 2, 3. gawy 1 ' ' '-'Lf ,f'n'ff 'YV ' 'A '-'44-V'UYV'f YiK -mZfT4 C!u4,1JgL'e:'1 'LfO' - 50- fwwwcifa-ada, , 'I ' . .f ' , '. . gdwl. 6 'Q ??i2v.2.2f,,.1,,ca..f,, pu. ar534y..r,.Zi,gi3f.:Ef.i5.f.:a..sffx.a.., 5 . . . grad? sc ool fights with Breits and Blade . .. THE Machine Junior Prom with Geiss Cowboy boots charades . .. F.T.F. .. . member of the fabulous girls track team .. . her double dates with D.D. . .. traded in her old nose . .. Trip to New York City with D.D., Cathy, and Becky . . . tobog- ganing at Jack Rabbit Hill . . . Le Cave Henri IV . . . buried Mr. Barrett's MG . . . 9552 Longshore Apts. . . . famous Lincoln 1jil1...TheSecretStrm...foo. - 77 .xl Dk' J. A 4-, l'U'f2,w' 3, 4fgBlLi?eti'I1i'4iadgYli:A1cEiisi:Jc?retaryq? rCg-vice- presidentg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3-secretary, 4g French Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 4-president, Girls Track 2, 35 Cheerleader 4, Colophon staff-girls sports, P.A. announcer 3, 4-chairmang Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Cbieftai 3, Class Play 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. J - ,a.,.ar.a.:t Qlaew aw MICHELLE MARIE BERTOLETTE Shelly walks through the private property pony tail grade school romance with Jock tongue cramps . . . F.T.F. suffered a concussion at an Avanti meeting Butchie . . . frequents Florida during spring vacation . . . good neighbor Nance blonde hair f?j . .. original noises with Marva has a head shrinkerfor a father . . . giant ants broke finger on Dudley's back playing leap frog. glug L1X'ri:ngle21g3YZiTE'e'rE's 2,- ,J4f1S,pa2islEhClub 4, ggnwlub' g...,,,g...g...g.j39is1. ,-' 5, bf' , K? dye? il xggy .QCA j! v . - , A ' sf- ' ' . C' 9gQ?gsEb?5 a5'NL Y?PXggSQ '07 5 4 wt ,,,1+t JSMHT awe? wit ,w1 i,3.,a1, , -fftlt Gift., 4, l 75V t' - L l6f .LV7 fb? M4 J-fl SEN 0 at me A at-Q ,fa 1 i 1 5' JAM ZX ll MQUV jg' fir, , 64 1' .ol 1 U A as 'l1s0'n,1l 'VL5f - SQL ww . .xg o ll C, by ck c ,A . ,l '4 .u'. of -it ' 1 ' all U WND -ff cl 'ot tl Dwi A 0 ot' alll llw Hell bglsqyllll' d5'ilV,,XoS jllx mcl A Orff Cob Xp Caa'lLkt'ilVx XQUBARBARA LYlNllLNT BINDQEKR lf tgof 4,' 'j Barb .ftnumber one in the class star of Three Billy Goats Gruff '. . . original member of Wyomissing Hills gang . . . political debates with joanie . . . Sn'1irk . .. Mr. Costenbader's jokes QQ owner of a gold track shoe team-learning with Mike . . . champion volleyball player . . . 200 fortune' cookies .. . always writing letters a special set of tiger teeth constant worrier . . . homeroom discussions with Breits . .. Peo- ple . . . future plans include college. Blue Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, j.T.M. 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sembower Oratorical Contest 3, Colophon Staff 4- Activities Editor, Ticket Seller 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Orientation Committee 45 Interclub Committee 4. -'MMC' janicio .. . always takes back seat to her dog . . . The Source Ocean City good friends Fran and Becky attracted to older men has her own mink coat . .. curved nails speedboating enthusiast . . . enjoys blueberries . . . long eye- lashes . . . Phyllis Diller laugh . . . outstanding acting ability . . . gab sessions and pity parties . . . lost a contact lens in locker area . .. hails from Muhlenberg .. . dance-hopping . .. S.F.j. . . . attempting 'QQ to surf . . . chocolate-nut sundaes . . . mini-skirts at Moore's. Blue Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3-vice- president, 4-president, Art Club 4g,Spar1ish Club 4' F J.T.M. 4. bf g.44,,y',, I 'LQ 7427045 PLLWVC C UWM4 6,1 ffyf C,,QZ.4f+f.1f fyfw Hfo- cv ' mea fwfwffv' WW? V GINI H BOEKE KRO GER - Ma B .E , eeffbfwffzwhefhfdfieyf Boegs t e jolliest ch eader on the squad famous diet plastic teeth F.T.F. Spatini spaghetti . .. G.I. Jones . .. always comes up with a clever remark . .. jumprope with jock, Shelly, and Donnie . . . slumber party ghost stories . . . Big Ten Camp Hagan the bad borough West Reading Kim's Canadian island big brothers jim and Jan . .. broken porch furniturel . .. Miss America good friends Smmi,f2lUDc2?t A30 f ffl!! M61 glue Triangle lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 J.T.M. 3, 45 Chorus 1, 23 Honor Roll 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, French Club 3, 45 County Chorus 1g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3. 1 p f fyj 1, iw HM! 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Renee's problem solver . .. unforgettable UQ blind date trip to New York friends from Wilson . . . plans a career in nursing. Blue Triangle 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3g G.A.A. 1, F.'If.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club 4-vice-president, Honor Roll 33 Y- Teens 2, 3, 4g Model House of Representatives 3, 4, j.T.M. 4, Ticket Seller 1. Blue Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2, -3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club - ish Club 4, J.T.M. 4, Chieftfzirz 5, 4, F.T.A. 2, 5, 4, Class gb lvl Jffwvflrp A 1 u x.J THOMAS LEINBACH BREITINGER Bra-its incumbent treasurer of Co-op . .. has known four different directors in six years of band many memories of Norway . . . Ir. High escapades with Fern two time member of the 67 crash club . . . Osto L.B.j. supporter UQ summers at Shawnee-on-the-Delaware with Ball racqueteer member of the grade school gang member of Mrs. Knipe's fall work-force . .. future includes international service. Class Officer 2-presidentg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-secretary, Prom Com- mittee 3g Colophon Staff 4-Seniors, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, J.T.M. 3, 4-secretary, International Student Commit- tee 2, 3 and 4-treasurer, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 4g Honor Roll 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Fire Platoon 3? IU' tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 3, 4, Foreign Relations Club 1-president. 29 3: F'N'A' figfi-L ' 109 Mt Jada . A M WU? ,- rfaewezsovf-ffl all lla ,QW 7 E i , sEN:oRs WWWM Awww, , My 'Maxfli ' I -0 l fvulefl 1-LOA tucak-s. Mac OZMPO, Owvx. 25-JU., 921959, ,max 111114, WWE Lo-O-L Tow-4. THOMAS JAMES BROPHY Broph loyal Notre Dame fan unusual sense of hum . . . , , , . . . Friday night trips with Geiss and Jonesy . .. referred to as Mother . . . on Hills baseball team . . . loves to hunt and fish . . . captain of the dynamic Hills champion volleyball team .. . had trouble with dogs on his paper route . . . nice talk . . . known to be absent at various banquets . . . rnadras hats and pais- ley shirts. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Crew 4, Monitors 1, 2, 3. W yfrafh W fa aa A f! ' f 1 . BRYNNE ILL BROSSM .itself A' . . J . .' WWW!! jill Lincoln Hotel, Ocean City trip to California . . . F.T.F. . . . grade school fights with Breits and Blade . .. River side and Bully Lyons . . . Linda's cowboy boots . . . has been sporting a black eye . . . midnight calls to Barb's . . . took a trip at the prom . .. long time with the same guy . . . singing with Marva . .. Charades . .. Susie's slumber parties . .. senior high chorus . . . that fabulous girls track team .. . Trudi . .. broken teeth . . . fourth grade parties. French Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Senior Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4-presi- dent, County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, P.A. announcer 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Girls Track Team 33 Cheer- leader 1, 2. ANDREW FERGUSON BRUMBACH ' Brummy Mr, Ambition or The Geritol Kid has never had a driving violation . . . stuck in the valley of fatigue . .. often seen brandishing a baseball bat . . . summers at Ocean City . . . Hey, Bnnnmy, wake up! . .. sixth grade Cassanova W . .. spunkiest member of the bas etball team .. likes to chop 3 4 O Kelly and C.K. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. I I0 , SENIORS GUY COOLING BURKEY Guy Chevys' dislikes Squid and Chopper . .. brother Jan study halls with Pancho, Felipe, Dennis likes long hair . . . Bearded Clamr and motorcycles . . . will always remem- ber trip to Wildwood with Jay, jim, Tom, Randy, and Brett Spanish scholar . . . homeroom riots with Denny. Intramurals 3, 4. I 7 rfjl' 17 . ' JAN gl4.R!!l3URKEf' J MLW WWW af .ir W' E 3.59. ,....mw..x'S2'-Q-H-9 '- N0-U' X.. 5 .30m..- -- DJ :5 5Sl 'lX CHARLOTTE DUDLEY CLEGHORN Dudley has a killer cat-Spooky summers in Canada . . . that fabulous girls track team . . . F.T.F. . . . purple feet . . . The Secret Storm great tennis player likes Exeter . .. a member of the gang remembers Mr. Sheetz as a lifeguard and Miss Jones as a playground instructor had a buck tooth was married to Pete Coburn in third grade revolutionary haircut affected by Becky's contagious laugh. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 45 Chieftain 33 French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4g County Chorus 3, 4g G.A.A. 1-clerk of records, 2-secretary, 3-clerk of rec- ords, 4-president, Girls Track Team 2, 3, 4g Colophon 4-Sen- iorsg Blue Triangle 1: International Student Committee 3. g ' agar,-my TSX fx'S'n,,5 ,g.,4XQD-Lxr Q3-s-A3-lQl.a-ANSI-r'uif ., I ,U-5. :xxx-o-st....M1lut-mb-m.-. -X580 V fs ew. QM-1. ikni YX2'-'W'-' mass' 'kg' KrhiG'4NiG'1N- Q F W, failing 6 ' aikpxbt K Bur e te ific basketball player a our Seats' fan VW 4 . .. talks with George 14 likes to eat thrill rides as with Parker often seen at 1436 Van Steffy Ave. . .. sister 7 . Gini was a paperboy . .. great taste in clothes summer Jw homes-playground, pool, Heather's . . . great admiration for Art, Heyman and Paul Horning . . . fan of the 76'ers. 5 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Fire Platoon 4g Intramurals 1. l - K. g-1-x-A-.rrx nafds Ill SENIORS JOHN FOX COSTENBADER Costy great football player . .. Captain Grunch . . . 83 jack McLaughlin a certain corner in Birdland . . . leads inspiring homeroom discussions a member of The Club in grade school . . . enjoys Bear's humor . . . will remember many girls . . . lovedf?j football practices . . . terrific dancer . . . avid stock car fan . . . frequently ghost writes his uncle's column . . . has a vicious bassett hound-Clem . . . plans to attend Sus- quehanna Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4-treasurerg Football 1, 2, 3, 4-co-captaing Gym Crew 4g Track 3, 4g Spanish Club 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3-co-captain 4, Class Play 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4. Wt! at CM Mi r .t Id WV KRISTINE ANNE CRAMER if Kris . . . hails from Syracuse . . . was a lady-in-waiting . .. has a funny laugh .. .braved college English . . . enjoys homeroom discussions . .. has sampled Costy's humor attends once in a while . .. has a horse named Charlie . .. I.T. emption Char's seances one of the long hairs . .. L C,-Q apples with peanut butter for lunch . .. does a solo in Spanish we IV fabulous UQ at field hockey . .. future plans include1Mn,fLlU107 study of languages. ' ' , f Honor Roll 45 National Honor Society 3, 4g Chorus 4g french wipe' Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Class Play 4g Y-Teens 4, Spanish Club 4. gmf JW jqmiiitiiitd-'JE7 alfwvfrl 0 K VMJXPL' WAYNE EDWARD DESWERT Desey hails from Baltimore . .. member of the B.W. gang . .. card shark . .. great 440 man . .. constantly bombing around in his hot Skylark frequently seen with Cindy . .. physics whiz memories of Be1l's lab seen at Augie's . . . won eight straight at Hainy's party . . . barely made it to field day . . . always getting haircuts . . . afraid of Nancy's driving . . . future plans include college. Cross Country 5g Track 2, 5, 45 Intramurals 5, 45 Gym Crew 4. fe We-'54 e?f ,ci fa., f SENIORS RAYMOND GEORGE DIN SMORE Dins . .. admirer of Mr. Brubaker's wit and Mr. Hoffert's hygiene tales . .. weekend excursion to North Carolina with Hainy . .. member of the first W.H.S. inter-scholastic bowling team . . . veteran actor of two class plays . . . Brother Patton . . . is sometimes seen gypping into the Wyomissing pool . .. often seen pushing his car around Schell's parking lot . . . avid fan of Bill Cosby and the Baltimore Orioles. Hi-Y 43 Basketball 2, 43 Bowling 33 Monitor 3g Co-op Salesman 4g Colophon Staff 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 2g Class Play 3, 4g Co-op Representative 5g I.T.M. 4 FRANCES ANTOINETTE DYKTY Leopard jump suit Ocean City with Becky and Ianiesse .. . likes speed boating and horseback riding gab sessions and pity parties . .. Bcecky's dancing car seat a Sourcenik . .. protested soggy cereal . . . first to brave pierced ears . . . attempted to surf . . . has fits of laughter Topps D kt 's dance hopping . . . summer secretarial job . . . o . Blue Triangle lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Chieftain 3g Chorus 15 F.N.A. 2, 3-secretary, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2g Spanish Club 45 Class Play 55 Dramatics Club 45 j.T.M. 4g Library Club 1. JILL ORGAN ELDER Jill greatf?j driving ability tennis whiz . . . had a scare regarding the '66 prom . .. a reincamated dog . .. long eye-lashes Speed or Roach still takes piano lessons . . . Jill, the Elder . . . many acquaintances at Wilson High School . . . hopes to attend either Penn State or Keuka. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 International' Student Committee 3g Chieftain 3, 4g J.T.M. 4g Spanish Club 4g Class Play 4g F.T.A. 3, 4g A M, F.N':A. 4, G.A.A. 2, 5, 4. VL fag N. 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HXXVIA-Mf , J, .. , X gp, f ,L, K, , 4 ,A V .- , A f-14-4 - f , 1 ,J ,- fe- ft- JA, A ,,C,,,f,c.A If f , f 4 ' ' '--' ' .?Lfr,,.f , 'fu 3' -J ' ' ef- Zfktv- I -- ' , , , 1 4 , , , y ,af 4 ' j eff-C-r I I3 Lf' f-'1'L.J3Yf+-C -K of-L ac, L. 1 f' -' - ,f ' SENIORS NANCY KAY ESHENAUR Nancy . . . keeps Mr. Milford on his toes C?j . . . avid G.T.O. an . . . was forced to like blue and white . . . runs the 600 with blinding speed f?j . . . has a sister. Pat , . . has a certain interest in West Chester likes I1lya . .. accomplished embroiderer . . . soccer enthusiast . . . works at Reading Hospital. , Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 2. MYRA ANN F ARRELL My . .. something different every weekend . . . memories of Jan's kitchen . .. Walnut St. with the girls .. . cute dimples . .. big brother Roy one of the privileged 9,000 in Idaho cheerleader with the lowest voice junior Prom picnic . .. pineapple juice at Linda's shares the cheerleaders' de- ficiency . .. looks forward to a 3:1 ratio will attend Penn State. Blue Triangle 1g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Class Play 3 4g National Honor Society 3, 49 J.T.M. 3g French Club 3,, 4 Publicity Committee 2, 32 F.T.A. 2, 3-secretary, 4-president, Orientation Committee 3, 4, Chieftain 1, 2, 3, 4-features editor, Colophon 4-assistant editor, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub 3, 4- co-chainnang Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 2, 3, .4 CHARLES JAMES FISHER Charlie . . . journeys to Kutztown with Hunter . . . member in good standing of the B.W. gang performed great escape from sixth grade teacher . famed cave ex lorer . .. -trip to Europe in '63 Hey, Fish, they don't make stick shifts like they used to . . . known on gridiron as stonefinger . . . 16 feetf?j pole vaulter . . . Fish . . . plans to attend Muskingum. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3-vice-president, 4-president, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Class officer 2 and 4-treasurerg j,T.M. 4. SENIORS RONALD GERALD FISHER Ron Fish I think I hate you . .. Wyomissing's answer to Willie Mays can't handle math suffered a broken nose in gym . .. has an intense desire to own a sports car tends to drive around in circles . .. a real scholar in grade school . .. wills his job at Weis Markets to anyone who wants it . . . future plans include trade school. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2g Intramurals 4. MICHAEL FRANCIS FLANNERY Mike '. . . a skilled marksman . . . has a red TR3f ?j . . . makes a weekly appearance at school . .. a refugee from Holy Name knows the borough police well loved by all his neigh- bors . . . started his I.T. early . .. always ready for Mr. O'Con- nor's note checks . .. has beautiful blue eyes . . . one of the Flannerys . . . plans to attend University of Miami. spanish Club 4, J.T.M. 4. THOMAS FRANCIS FLEMMIN G Tex ...lco-owner of a '36 Pontiac Flemming, have you been talking to Frost recently? Red . .. 'does not appreciate certain humor often present in physics class likes Friday themes . .. classic Corvette . .. Thos . . . slot car en- thusiast . . . Al Tasnady Fan . . . Retired piano student . .. old member of the Cleveland Avenue gang. . Football 2g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Bowling 4, Fire Platoon 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 4g Student Council 1, 2. Cl U Sz' sbp if'- 0'4 WW OVW Vffl-0-M..C C14 afdfw-QQ, 0-D-'GAA - Orin.:-a,n,4aJnA,afcL A N- xcmg-1-.crwtA4d 5 -fx6,auJL TLV' WWF FIEZZV SENIORS JAMES FREMONT FROST Jack N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist working relationship with Mr. Bell . .. a band veteran . .. dislikes busy work . .. two miler . .. a terror in P.S.S.C. physics will never forget the smell in the locker room cross country .. . braved four years of French . . . cannot shoot a basketball . . . has a passionate hate for 880's . . . youngest member of the class . . . always has ii a bright idea . . . will attend Michigan State. Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Trad: 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4--vice- president, Winter Track 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Colophon 4-Assistant Editor. MICHAEL FRANCIS GEISSLER Geiss . . . had a shattering experience with china at D.D.'s party . . . great relay teams all that money wasted bowling with Jonesy . . . three too many years at Shikellamy . .. many fishing and camping trips with Buzz . . . Brother Jonathon . . . Districts '66 . .. N.Y. . . . gave Mibble his name . . . gave jonesy a sore foot . . . sprained an ankle at the wrong time. Hi-Y 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3 4 Cross Count 1 2 3 4-co ca tain Coo 4- Monitor 2, 33 ri ry s x 1 ' P Q 'P a GymCrew4. TACIE MARIE GRUBB Tacie . . . part owner of a blue VW . . . dislikes the ride to Byndenwood fond memories of the Mt.. Penn Prom of '65 . . . many double dates with Linda and Mike, . . . john . . . frog- men in the pond . .. helped demolish a red VW . .. has a cat that thinks he's a person . . . tproud owner of a Honda license plate and Penn State dinky . . . uture plans include John and Penn State. Blue Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 23 F.T.A. 3, 4, Publicity Committee 2, Student Council 3, Salesman film, muwmoihmtgn 0k4-C-- If-I Mug.. wi ug. 3 ,a,..y.:U..L,x,+..rz,?. pf-aff-fin'-fs-.Donny-a.:f4U1g rv: MM, 5 hwy, Swv 'Yami' Hu-ICJ m 'A' f aa wMtM S 155-arfwe 'L 2 My.,-3,,g7r...f fi? 1 1' Q, -P J H iiiistii 134147 o 'Q KL LU-tJ ROBERT LAWRENCE GUSTISON Gus .. . moved in from Ohio in sophomore year loves French . . . diner hopping with the better half . .. Playboy library .. . became a summer blond . .. attended funeral with John and Dog . .. took the fifth . .. will attend the University of Tennessee. Football 2, 4. 4, 560.1 JOHN RANDOLPH HAIN Hainy . . . host of many great parties . . . flaming red hair and freckles . . . a. sadist . . . Tully Bascom . . . Four Oxygens, Hain . . . proud owner of a long line of fine cars . . . champion golfer . . . our great class president . . . has his ups and downs . . . spent a summer at Albright . . . got over his college worries early . . . plans to attend Duke University. Colophon 4-treasurer, Gym Crew 4g J.T.M. 3, 4g Foreign Stu- dent Committee 4g Class Officer 4-Presidentg Fire Platoon 3, 4g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4-captain, Lab Assistant 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 4g Dramatics Club 4g Class Play 5, 4. pawqmoryrlf . V JSUSH N HAHN ,J Susie mrequent1y seen the 1500 glock of Zlevelandfizkovkj 01-U. trips to the shore with Susie Hawaii skimgf Pj trip with Marcia, Susie and Charlotte Hearts memorable ex perience at Deckers Mt Donnie Marcia s stories at Pine ' Grove has a hairy mouse for a dog Village Greens original member of the class wild slumber parties ns and black eyes plans include attending Fairlelgh , Dickinson University Y-Teens 2, 5, 4g French Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Blue Triangle lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Class Play fMakeupj 3 j.T.M. 43 Honor Roll 1 2 3 FTA 2 3 4 - ' w-W MW M , WM sEN1oRs V Milli U, qi L ' harlciiify. . . - rade school fights with Briets and' Blade . . . Susie's slumber parties . .. used to have curly hair problems ' . skiing trip to Poconos . .. summer trips to Stone Harbor .. . sported a black eye tobogganing expedition in 10th grade . .. grade school parties . .. younger brother Chas . .. never got her license . . . great skater . . . future plans include Moravian College. Spanish Club 45 French Club 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 4g Blue Triangle 15 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BRADLEY JAY HARRISON Brad . . . came to Wyomissing in eighth grade . . . hates riding the school bus . . . has trouble following directions . . . member of Soul Inc. . . . has to be told to get a haircut joe's parties . . . getting in trouble with Larry and Guy . . . cannot save money . . . trips to South Mountain and Virginia Beach . .. fines . .. likes hot weather . . . listening to Buddy Rick albums . . . playing drums .. . school C?j. Spanish Club 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA HASSETT Char practices sheep shearing . .. will never again play basketball with Crusher Berry .. . hostess of those full moon seances . . . one of the top women sprinters in the world . . . has a South American sister jan's kitchen , . . wound up at Roundup . . . has a thing for class play parties . . . Shock . .. spent a summer at Albright . .. provides music for English classes .. .one of the Four Winds . .. barely made Colophon deadlines. . Blue Triangle 1g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 ,4g French Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 33 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g F.N.A. 1, International Student Committee 3, 4, Publicity Committee 35 Honor Roll 1, 2g Debate Team 3, 4g Chieftain 1, 2-features editor, 3-fashions editor, Girls Trad: 2, 3, 43 Sembower 3g Chorus 2, 35 Ticket seller 3, 4, Colophon 4-senior editor, Lab assistant 45 Class Play 3, 4. ffailfciz Aff'-fi, .fLU'zvff,0c, M ,afMa,-a-Qxewiiocgxhcig vMr. Brubakeri SENIORS MARC RICHARD HAWMAN Marc . . . knows the office inside and out . . . Spanish I and I Senor Frinzi attended the 1966 graduation party had a summer job in the Poconos with Bear . .. wide circle of friends in West Reading . .. likes Nancy's perpetual smile . .. has a compulsion for gambling . . . those sword fights with Mrs. Eltonhead skilled marksman . . . got along well with Basketball 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, j.T.M. 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 4. FREDERICK KARL HEMMERICH Fred . .. slow but steady quiet member of the old grade school gang afternoon rides with Kunk summer jaunts to North Carolina . . . plans his pool shots with care . . . talented gymnast . . . English enthusiast UQ one of Mr. Brubaker's mental giants . . . maintains a hidden talent . . . future includes college. Intramurals 1, 2. JOHN HUNTER HENNINGER, III Hunter enjoys charcoals with Alex, Dusty, and Fern co-owner of a '53 Cadillac . .. known by some as Twink . . . indispensable member of the bowling and .track teams . .. can often be found leaving a large house on Reading Blvd. . .. one r time member of the Jaguar Club . . . drove to Miami in 24 hours dislikes snobs and being short of cash . . . enjoys the finer points of blondes and sailing . .. trip to Minnesota with Costy and Osto . . . continuous thirst plans to attend college in Florida. XHi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Trad: 1, 2, 5, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 1, 2. SENIORS fffvglgjf My Q LYNN LOUISE HENNINGER Lynn'-' . . . a shortie big worries about Interclub . . . that summer in Puerto Rico . .. wore aneyepatch for a week . . . bracelets and navy blue tennis sweaters . . . ','Lynnie, you're sleeps in calculus class Virgil hides pop- boxes uncontrollable laugh . . . Peanut Butter . . . the sights at the Reading Library . .. sells records for big dancing in Sa's garage . . . will attend Muhlenberg. Club 4, Art Club 3-secretary, 4-secretary, Chieftain editor, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens' 2, 3, 4-treasurer, F.T.A. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards Committee 3, 4-chair- man, j.T.M. 3, Foreign Student Committee 4, P icity Committee 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 I terclu 4-co chairman, rientation Corn ' tiff ilii JOHN GROVE HERBERT Herb . .. Mr. Bell's trusty assistant . . . memories member of the gang paid visit to Mr. O'Connor . .. converted member of the anti-tractor-trailer, anti-stripmining, anti-everything J. O'C. group . . . spends much time in the Gov- ernor Mifflin area another one of those birdland kids . . . has a racing stripe-on his lawn mower . . . future includes college and a major in business administration. Hi-Y 1, Fire Platoon 3, 4-Chief, Intramurals 3, 4, Chemistry : Lab Assistant 4, j.T.M. 4, Salesman 3, 4, Head Track Manager 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD HESS Bob another Archimedes maybe . .. member of the grade school gang . .. racing and sports car enthusiast . a wanderer . . . Freddy Adam fan . . . often found up at Hainy's . . . usually enjoys golf . . . sports car rallies on Sundays . . . the old hot Rambler . .. Hessy . .. good drummer . .. likes the Animals - . . . striped Corvair . . . future includes engineering at Lehigh. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Platoon 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, j.T.M. 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Bowling 3, 4, Foreign Relations Club 2, 3- treasurer, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Gym Crew 4. X . ,, MSX ' Maher TO W at Q, Qwwsslx SENIORS Q45 X JOHN HARRY HYLE Bear . .. will always remember Hawk Mountain . . . flooded the locker room . .. many fun nights at Woody's .. . Buzz and Tim at Penn State . . . a long night at Mac's . . . riding the rails with Peanut . .. basketball practices with Blade . . . talking to college coaches . .. Lineman of the Week . .. followed Brett jim, and Gus to every diner in Berks . L . Byeeee, Fernie . . All League football in Senior year . .. accompanied Dave Dog, and Wood to Dunwurkyn. .325 Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 3, 4g Basketball 3,4-co-captain, j.T.M. 4g Intramurals 3, 4. W MARYELIQEN FRANCES JONES Mellen . . . country drives with Sandy and Karen . . . the pink and white jalopy . .. those class play rehearsals . .. went on a picnic with My, Ka, Joan, and Teri after the Junior Prom . . . 'j.M.O. . . . friends in Michigan . . . babysat for a month in Stone Harbor Roundup, Idaho '65 Cape Cod excursions . : . Little Red tennis games . .. Fellowship House fre- quents N.Y.C. art museum . .. remembers Hershey on a Sunday afternoon . . . sa soeur favorite. National Honor Society 3, 4, International Student Committee 2, 3, 4-lchairmang Student Council 1, 2, 3-secretary, Colophon 4, Blue Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2-chaplain, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4s G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Address Announcer 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Chieftain 4, Orientation Committee 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Sembower 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Ticket Seller 3, 4. nv , KQV? 'N Mft it BBQ, CZ' JOHN MacLEOD JONES jonesy . . . JJ, original member of the class eyes like Robert Goulet . .. member of champion toboggan crew . . . M.S.U. . . . on two record relay teams . . . professional sign maker . . . contests with Geiss to make Gotch laugh . . . a member of the old gang Big Norm .. . Chemistry fink . .. misses his old '50 Chevy . . . life ambition to be a Viking . . . vividly decorat- ed room . . . craves Triumphs . . . never bought lunch in cafeteria since seventh grade . .. three sandwich man . . . ripped Speiclfs pool table . . . will attend Muskingum. Hi-Y 2, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4-co-captain, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Colophon 45 Spanish Club 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3-treasurer, Class Play 45 Co-Op 2, 3g Fire Platoon 3g Monitor 2. SENICRS JAMES FREDERICK KELLY jim broadcaster general of W.H.S. avid fan of the Philies and Hershey Bears' N.Y. Times paperboy here at school the Night Mayor's pigskin prognosticator voice of the Wyomissing Warriors high scorer on the golf team traveled to Canada in 1966 plans to make a career in sportscasting. Basketball 1-manager, 3-Statistician, Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Football P.A. Announcer 4g Chain Crew 2, 33 Golf 2, 3, 4. JAMES WESLEY KIEHNE jim one of the Big Eight frequents Rita's is always ready for Mr. O'Connor's note checks lives at the Queen . .. has an indescribable blue VW Mexico will always remember Dr. Shafer's paddle card shark Hawk Mountain . . . great aptitude for Spanish . . . is never at home. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g 4g Intramurals 1, 2g Stage Crew 2. K I OU fU,CLLf A i VM' wmiiajiifl 11353 fa - chew, ccafu - KRW fUcfvq ' 'lMfoC U Wim ,Qwf BEVERLY LYNN KIMMEL Bc-rv proud owner of a white Camaro frequents the Poconos . . . Jim . . . collector of green stamps . . . ski trips with Peggy . .. often found on Oriole Drive Mr. X the red Toronado fond memories of Mt. Penn and Perkiomen . . . the Forum Motel . . . parties at Porters Lake .. . Cherish . . . played twister at Linda's New Year's Eve party . . . new ex- perience at Suzi's party summer walks plans to attend Green Mountain College. Blue Triangle lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 3g F.T.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. 1. Qetsiigae A if Linda . .. as a Hart Theme From a Summer Place' talks with Ann football in the rain The Fortun Motel . .. frogmen in the pond played spin the bottle after Inter-Club . . . John's passion . . . sixth grade May Queen walked on three feet of snow to Tacie's . .. Bev's sixteenth party at Porter's Lake and the midnight pajama raid . . . rejected from cotillions diamond rings at the Queen search for Mr. X . .. Toronado Twins tobogganing at Sandy's farm . . . plans to attend Muhlenberg College. Blue Triangle 15 Library Club 1, 25 F.N.A. lg Chorus 1, 55 G.A.A. 1, 2, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4g.Chairman School Store 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Sembower 3. C, L ,T Clif QS ov LJXQJZLSL C1319-CSL ekUC,f2fN'Xa qS.DU-Jwx, K -N, s E Ns i i Q LAAQ x,lNXQ2x.JsQ-A, LX ' i 'fX'NXJQ7C,C'9C9,, CBCAJXJGL cgkjkgk wwever , MARGARET JEAN KROM 545,55-QL Peggy often found on Oriole Drive . .. Mr, X the bers of the girls track team avid fan of The Secret Storm . . . white fang . . . was the only girl at a boys' camp . . . dislikes phony people . . . Granny . .. one of the few true blondes in the class ... Eh, Bettie memories of Lehigh often turns a beautiful color, of crimson great skier always eating . . . buried Mr. Barrett's M.G. Blue Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, A 45 French Club 2, 3. U gfXIS! i , ff AMOS LLOYD KRUM, III Brett a Friday fan seen with Jim and Gus likes the Supremes and weekends . .. spends many faithful hours at Paint- er's Pharmacy drives a tan Corvair with a loose front seat traveled to Mexico with Cadet one of the famous Big e Eight . . . weekend diner hopping with The Men . Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 23 Spanish Club 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Cf fl ' - , ft 45 - ' -ggq, , , ' .. ,K 'C 74' 5-'H 5 ot Q, ., C 1- 1 V 1 'HJ Z .F fc K' :usa -Z . L f M Ar, , ,L MARILYN LOUISE LAVRINETS za, - 'Mare . .. that great summer in Canada with Carol canoe ide with a Frenchman . . . Herb and the guard house . . . inter- Stsin the South . . . hit six trees and one telephone pole in one try . . . rabies scare . . . memories of Wilson . . . occasional cousin . . . trips to Hershey . . . horseback riding at 5:00 a.m. . . .' unique set of knees . . . sensitive. Eli1e4Triangle 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Coun- fecal 0111-fi cil salesman 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.N.A. 3, 4- 4 Efjfean. presiclentg French Club 3, 4g Chieftain 3, 4g Prom Committee 3. 1 , , ' , ' ' , . I X , 1,- - f' ' ,. , ... : , L- ,r K. ',,,, .' -f Q C 1- ft., f'C4,-,gagff if-C! afar 1,'+-fi-'VL C, Af 'L 4-ft ,ff L1 1. 6 Lrg-:4.7. . '- Lf , .v ,. ,ff , , ,7.'e,e,?' . ,V -. . .az I were f-1 77 . Q' xYKB6N'iIEffANNE LooM1s fg. wfU.1.ft.f.r a-an 4 Bannie . . . contagious accent-ff . . hails from Buffalo . . . tends to cut corners while driving a mathematical whiz will never forget her first meeting with Sandy and Karen ac- complished f?j skier . . . attended Char's seances with the Ouija Board . . . fumbles in the lav . . . Schell's after class play practices . an innocent victim of Char's ruthless haircutting. Y-Teens 4g 43 F.T.Pg 4g G.A.A. 4, French Club 4g Class Play 4. E W? ml rdf' 6 it 'ex fQ2177'7'7 '1 1U I 6' Q Ns fd is ,DE x Q tgw Q Q Milk ALEXANDER SINCLAIR MacRAE, VII Alex . . . drives the greatest car in Wyomissing . . . broke into Marva's car . . . 'Muh Crae . . . bombmaster . . . takes frequent trips to New York and Philadelphia . .. Prom week-end forty- two hours straight . .. Enzo . .. Gus and Hound and pool the fabulous Cheques has many bright ideas . .. lived at the Reading Hospital for a while . .. owner of the most conservative mod shirt has a penetrating stare often engages in intelligent arguments with Mr. O'Connor. 4' .-,fe 'JV' f,4rZdf 'L'ffL'f6 -' x. 7 'M Q-f-'-'ft-' ,Me ara .-c.f..'fc lc' 1 .Q 255-JL-ff' .fjffflyi Kirin? ggi .gf IC , f-7ff2fc.?Zf'ff .'C.,1,J,fc il: fic... f gig ff' V - A if -- ' ' 4 ' S g 1-KL ,4fia.c,..L AO ,C Q. fe. Wldfgy. 1 V ,A Lf: 4,7 I L, af, ., 4 t, - .L Q i SENIORS ANDREW MAIER, II Andy . .. fabulous punter student council president Colophon deadlines . . . the group '. . . Bob GoIden's band . . . often seen cutting the grass . . . Cheques fan . . . favorite pastime is thinking . . . Hainy's parties . . . one of the 3 A.M.'s . . . works out of hate . . . loves Charles Mingus excellent form, poor distance . . . plans to attend Williams College. Hi-Y 1, 2, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3-vice president, 4-president, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Colophon Staff 4g Spanish Club 4, J.T.M. 3, 4g Sembower Oratorical Con- test 3g Debate Team 35 Band 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 1, 2g National Honor Society 3, 4. JAMES LAWRENCE MARGRAVE, JR. Mibble . .. trouble maker in grade school . .. Mr. Nc-:ight's favorite assistant scrap collector memories of first year Spanish great disdain for cafeteria lunches . . . went through three cars before 17th birthday wills Honda to Lippy - member of the Cushman racing team . .. the Hills gang Fords forever has connections with Conrad Weiser future plans include I.M.I. Stage Crew 1, 25 Media Center 3. REBECCA LOUISE MARX 'Becky . .. using her own board to brave the Ocean City surf . .. quadrupling to the '66 prom . .. fond memories of a danc- ing car seat . .. slumber parties protested soggy cereal . .. Ocean City with Fran and janiesse . .. a former sourcenik S Topp's Dykty's corner peddling ice cream on East Atlantic Blvd. . . . dance hopping. Blue Triangle 1g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4g Spanish Club ' 43 G.A.A. 1, 2g Class Play 4. 'PLL Nuiduyepifg gow'0co1frL1'7A , , jf, -7 7 '7jA1z,6,affL4iJ,LJ!4y07 'L' 54,0-Jgoz '!314cL wvvidfi awww was .preamp - .af wixitwwgomfy . , !- -- h 'Lv' 1' J fa-'L '4 7 e2 x s - sEN:oRs s A Zawya WJM4 ,41A.f, -G'!f2 Q Z , MICHAEL JOSEPH MCDONGUGH C c yi G Mike took Wyomissing over Holy Name attended ten schools . .. the eldest of eight kids psychic likes dogs and Princeton . . . has a habit of writing on walls . . . lost his learner's permit has a fear of being cursed takes mountain hikes on Sundays . . . campaigned for Dan Boyer. J.T.M. 45 French Club 45 Hi-Y 4. ' fied, 7fwf1Jf ff' AML Wfwob gfwfs-J Ont! .fl-ffm-Pfmfd-V4-1 noel., 'yawtmy S XD I ,' 6-LQ71. J .MLWZZQMMQQMJ ffeaafaaa AMA-f WESLEY CHARLES MAKUCH Buzz member of the Fabulous Cheques . .. an avid Chevy man . . . memorable New Year's Eve with Mike . .. un- forgettable trip to Penn State with jim and Bear the Old Raphael loves to eat many good times at Ocean City, Md., and the bungalow . . . a unique experience at Hunter's apart- ment nine days in a leaky canoe with Geiss plans to attend college. J.T.M. 3, 4-presidentg Intramurals 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sembower Contest 55 Colophon business manager 45 Co-op 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Stage Crew 2, 35 Fire Platoon 3, 45 Debate Team 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. TJ- 1 5 A CMJ Q-'klskj qS..v:,.nnf-- Nxx,JafU,4vQcrQf1J Q-v0.5 SUSAN BOWMAN MCILVAIN Susie . . . known for her many parties . . . town chauffeur . . . lived beside the petrified tree memorable weekend skiing trip attended Harlequin Ball in New Orleans . .. shopping sprees in New York . . .turned on by cycles and XKE's . . . trips to Hershey and -the shore with Marcia notorious driver . . . great dancer looks forward to Senior Science Class . . . lost top of her bathing suit in Ocean City . . , plans to attend Green Mountain. ' Blue Triangle 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 45 J.T.M. 45 Senior Dramatics NClub 45 Library Club 4' Rob Q MM C'-l usual up aw www QXEJJWJJCGO XL ' N 'Tckpaxiti' cfnfudx 5Blx,QQ V GAA er-BSC Gjafvj ,N i oivrsiiflilclisfjlaouii A A 'L MM was ati' X ' xf9XL,'t'Q'l v SENIORS CAROL ANN MEYER Carol fond memories- of Wilson . .. that trip to Canada with Mare got kicked out of the Parliament building . .. managed to be the target of a turning bus canoe ride with two French guys ticket problems long time with the same guy curly hair frustrations .. .. permanent supply of iig 'p Q freckles part-time cousin attended Maine's homecoming . .. always laughing . . . those trips to Hershey . .. future plans include college. Blue Triangle 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 5, 43 F.T.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4-treasurer, French Club 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 49 Prom Committee. BARBARA ANN MIECZKOWSKI fond memories of Mr. Milford's themes. Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ALEX LEWIS MILLER Alex . .. smallest member of the three A.M.'s co-,owner of a '36 Pontiac that melodious tuba Latin scholar Mouse Mr. Rentschler's man Friday visited Canada in summer of '66 . . . member of his post . . . Counselor at Shikel- la.my . .. likes to get Tex riled as they work on the Pontiac future plans include college. Band 5, 4-president, Stage Crew, 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 25 Class Play 3, 4. Babs avid Peyton Place enthusiast dislikes running the. 600 . . . works at the Reading Hospital with Nancy . .. has many West Reading friends likes the jordan Brothers . .. good friend Nancy likes dancing never on time Willow-Lalce one of the few true' blondes in the class . .. BQQNKLS 5 XE MEAC 51 'efrjlim SEENQSMS - dx:-QQ SENI Mjwxjcdmueu 'amor SNxQdX X X- box. Swim. QQ5vgyQmQ,w.,t' QSSCISQXQN Qflfhrlfiokxrlfx Blfi3'iiifi RQi. Barb' . . . l horses . . . follows er horoscope daily . .. K.S.C. dances loathes riding the bus is partial to red Chevelles original member of the Hills gang likes peanut butter and Metrecal milkshakes great organist scavenger 9952 in the 6th grade Christmas play . .. can't handle rising before 11 A.M. . . . plans to study art education at Kutztown State College. Organ Club 3, 4-president, Art Club 43 Y-Teens 3, 4, Chorus 15 F.N.A. 4, F.T.A. 4g French Club 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Us smotlunb -TSA XSXSCQMXLF- Q v bsxRiMmQA, ,J21N,FlX?ICYL A440 Nance . . . curly hair problems' . .'f?r?dWs cycle 4. .. constantly visits New Jersey .. . scares many people with her driving getting locked out of Marva's car . .. W. R. friends the shore with Shelly the Junior Prom laughs like a chicken good singer C?j junior Miss . .. playing charades . . . acorn and snow battles with Shelly and Don . . . Hainy's summer party . . . two weekends at Barb's . . . afraid of the high dive. Student Council 1, 2, 4-secretary, Colophon Staff 4-underclass- men, Cheerleading 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 4. ZMCH fa ' 'I' KAREN NADINE N ESTER Ka Y-Teens prexy . .. owner of the Green Bomb frequently runs out of gas . . . Celestial Rhapsody . . . law firm receptionist . . . extreme dislike for railroad tracks . . . California Dreamin' and Cherish long talks with joanie rides in the country with Mellen and Sa . . . likes taking long walks at night eight years of piano lessons February 26-fateful day . . . plans to study elementary education at West Chester State College. Blue Triangle 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1 ,2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3-second vice-president, 4-presi- dent, Spanish Club 4-secretary, I.T.M. 3, 4g Publicity Commit- tee 4g Chieftain 2, 3, 4-typing editorg Colophon 4-typistg F.T.A. 3, 4, P.A. announcer 3. l28 gaglsaaiaatfaajt CATHERINE ELIZABETH NOLAN JB Cathy cheese at Dudley's Frodo lives often kicked out of the library France and England youngest in the class B hazardous New York trip with D.D. Becky, and Linda . .. exclusive lunches with Marcia . . . Wiscon- sin summer vacation . . . sinners! . . . sports cars . . . long drive- way lounge lizard plans to study psychology and sociology Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g F.N.A. 33 F.T.A. 45 Library Club 3, 4-presi- dentg Prom Committee 35 Colopbon 4-academicsg French Club 3, 4-secretaryg 43 G.A..A 3g Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. ILLIA RE TON Bill Chicken Delight employee revs a real rough Re- nault throws monkey wrenches at people . .. subscribes to seven monthly magazines a fiend for Fords Knuckle . . . avid N.Y. Ranger fan . . . Thank you . . . a logical thinker . . . slot car racer . . . uses wide reading background to cont ' te to class discussions . . . future includes automobile X Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. GLENN ERNEST OPEL Open went to Wilson in the seventh grade hobbies in- clude swimming and scuba diving . . . associates with Holy Name cl1eerleaders the Yamaha Kid gave his Tiki to a special someone in need avid fan of Beach Boys and Bill Cosby love that Spanish class spent a week skiing at Lake Wallenpaupack dog-tag collector future includes oceanography. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 45 Fire Platoon 3, 4. SENIORS PETER CHARLES PATTON Pete SMSG math f?j . .. veteran of two class plays . .. frequently runs 2 miles Jacques' driving once walked the cross country course . . . Hainy's parties . . . enjoys Mr. O'Con- nor's discourses UQ . . . braved PSSC Physics . . . Brother Dins- more member of toboggan crew often seen walking home from the Hills lifeguard at Shikellamy . .. Hells Angels original member of the class on record relay team . . . future plans include college at F. 8: M. Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom Committee 3,- Colophon Staff 4, Track 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Foreign Student Committee 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4--manager, French Club 3-treasur- er, 4, Winter Track 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Chieftain 4, P.A. An- nouncer 3. MICHAEL WILLIAM REINSEL Mike an indiviclualist the other half of the learning team an ex-Cheque those Canadian summers . . . Don't try to force me into anything! former 7th grade Cassanova strongly dislikes getting up in the morning . .. actually understands SMSG math Smack likes Barbra Streisand's style and the blues perceptive Miguel . . . has an unpredictable knee future plans include college. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Colophon Staff 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 3, 4-vice-president, Spanish Club treasurer, Intramurals 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Platoon 3. RICHARD HENRY RHOADS Dusty . . . has a brother Ron from Puerto Rico . . . believes in the god of Siris Lincolns and curves don't mix host of those charcoal dinners . . . got stopped by a policeman for driving too slowly plans to attend the University of Miami with Hunter and Flannery. Baseball 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, I-Ii-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Class Play 3, 4. SENIORS WAYNE WOOD ROBINSON Woody . .. enjoys French Club trips .. . never loses at cer- tain card games only varsity football player with weight in two digits . . . spent three months in a cast that covered the upper half of his body walks the mile to school always UD gets the car . . . was a lifeguard at camp . . . spent two days fully understanding Uj Bell Labs . . . struggled with French all through school . .. tries to be a numismatist . .. enjoyed being Student Fink . . . a Bill Cosby fan . . . has a Big Brother Bill at Read- ing High . . . was once attacked by a fence . . . plans to study en- gineering at college. Hi-Y 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3-manager, 43 Monitors 13 Track 13 -I.T.M. 5, 4-treasurer3 French Club 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 3, 43 For- eign Student Committee 3, 43 Honor Roll 13 Chess Club 3-vice- presidentg Student Council 4-salesman3 Fire Platoon 5, 43 Class Play 3, 4. xg-nous lx.v.4Q.,.2 x Tp 0... .Y vw., ff-gg--N'- Q ' cL2....,. Q...-exch 4gs'S'X . 1 ala-mai X -P-P-46-nzg.,'tnr ALLNMS. my 'Kl..:-v-.-veimls x q.u.:,, JgT..,L-gf,-,,,xcaN-X-Nw-.i A 'm 'cyMARCIA ANN ROEDER .awk X , Marcia . . . off-beat sense of humor . . . featherweight . . . l in Germany . . . great parents . . . had a fifty-three page I.T. . . . loves clothes, horseback riding, and Triumph motorcycles . . . spent the summer of '66 in bed with pneumonia . . . unusual sneeze . . . volunteer social worker at Wernersville State Hospital . . . memor- able vacation with Susie . . . Rapunzel . . , usually seen at the pool, in the summer .. . plans to major in psychology at Boston Uni- versity. Colopbon 4-assistant editorg Y-Teens 2, 5, 43 French Club 5, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Blue Triangle 13 4g Honor Roll 3, 4. KIMBERLY ELLEN ROTHERMEL Kim . .. natural CU blonde co-owner of a Pontiac summers on Sunny Isle . . . enjoys bugging Dudleg . . avid Bill Cosby fan . . . braved Algebra II twice . .. Ibm, . owns a red horned toad . . . sings while water-skiing . . . has an extra earlobe . . . unfortunate visit to the Reading Airport . . . 12:10 talks with Gini . . . T and C after Spinsters. Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 33 Dramatics Club 4g F.N.A. 3, 43 Spanish Club 4g Blue Triangle 1-vice-president. ffsfif iitffwa Mwwififi if sts V awM L4 ,AJWM Za fyfvew fz42fg.2.z2eWd A4222 We gagmww o t e Senior Class ails rom Abington great dancer those country drives with Mellen 2112.7 and Ka left her mark on the ceiling of Bell's lab . . . ,auF.Aa'f4P letter writing with Barb great things started at the P.T.A. ,show has E S P team driving with Shock . . . 200 fortune and Interclub will always remember all her good frne at Wyomissing when she goes back to Abington . . . Shock s Seances and those mysterious cards plans to attend col- i AWS 3 4 French Club 3 4 GAA 3 4 Senior Chorus 45 Class Officer 4-secretary Interclub Committee 45 Orientation dgj Ngyn FW UWM-W Sy Qmlwgpfivnyp 1' GJD? , 1' ,io awe yr 'U N . W3 5351 Q C, MAR A LOUISE SCHLEGE GJ Scooter . . . Camp joy in summer of '66 . . . owner of a Honda . . . Miami Beach in '65 . . . trip to Daniel Boone basketball game john Hain's mother in a class play Fellowship House . .. has made attempts at skiing front car seat that moves . .. prom in '66 . .. greatf?j soccer ability those anatomy and physiology classes those I.T. worries future plans include Green Mountain College. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4-Fellowship Houseg Spanish Club 45 Blue Tri- angle 15 Directors Club 3, 4-secretary-treasurerg junior Foreign Relations Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F.N.A. 2, 3-secretaryg Library Club ll, 2-secretary, 3-vice-president, 45 Junior Dramatics Club 1-secretary-treasurer-5 F.T.A. 25 Foreign Student Committee 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 4. GARY ALLEN SCHULTZ Schultzy pilots a '62 Pontiac room 543 with Woody . . . Dutch . . . The Cheques . . . distinctive cough . . . runs Pomeroys . . . Mary Lou . .. grade school romance with Stumpy Fiat racing team best drummer around Fernie's Vanguard tore the back seat out of Mr. Gottshall's car . . . What the . . . ! Football 15 Cross Country 25 Track 15 Hi-Y 25 Student Council 3, 45 Band 35 Colophon Staff 4-art editor. SENIORS LAWRENCE JOHN SCROBLE Larry . . . '63 Pontiac . . . enjoys Mitch Rider and The Wheels . .. plays lead guitar for Soul Incorporated . .. a little cement bridgef?j dislikes mod clothes, large crowds, and short hair likes Mr. Milford's wit and study halls with Brad, Dennis, and Guy is bored by three mods of Senior Science . .. Vir- ginia Beachf ?j. Spanish Club 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 1,011 - 6,6944-aff 'Q 25 IQIQNA CHA E DD . . , editor of the . . spent summer of '65 studyingf?j Spanish in Puerto Rico . .. Geiss' shattering experi- ence with china Greenwich Village with Cathy, Becky, and Linda . ,. leopard mini-skirt and polka dot bell-bottoms . .. a failure at PSSC physics . . . The Secret Storm . . . Quaker meet- ing with Becky . . . setting off firecrackers on Skyline Drive with Peggy, Linda, Breits, and Hainy . .. puns . . . was a foreign ex- change student to Chile . . . a spastic driver . . . Argentine sister Eliane . . . Eh, Mable! s.KgL,4...gfj-2,124-v.S.d74-v.: Colophon Editor 4g Y-Teens 2, 3-secretary, 43 Chieftain 1, 2, 53 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 1-secretary- treasurer, 2, 3, Publicity,Committee 2, 3--chairman, French Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 43 Foreign Student Committee 3, 4, Art Club Blue Trian le 1- residentg National Honor Society 8 P Prom 3' Interclub Committee 35 Class 'Play 4. I 08-cfm, Vaci-14 55 if DD WW JOAN MARIE SNYDER Snyd . . . the gang . .. Camp Shikellamy . . . Over the Rain- t bow 6th grade candy stands Cherish . . . long walks with Kar . . . the Pennsylvania countryside . . . Idaho . .. Edelman's the cross-country course phases, physics and SMSG . .. co-ed volleyball team . .. that surprise party NMSQT strange attractions to old blue Fords . .. Dickinson bound. Blue Triangle lg Chorus 1, 2, 5g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1-vice-president, 2, 3-president, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4-Fel- l'owship Houseg Co-Op 25 class officer 3-secretary, Class Play 3, 45 Chieftain 2-Features, 3-assistant editor, 4-Editorg Inter- Club Committee 3-decorations, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Debate JT A24- MW w tmfQ0ft el m vljql WWW iv 133 ,QULU 314- ,WW 55,0 Clp SENIORS QNMQQ-IQ. W y 74f V f-l7c 'l wlf1'Q- L, at ,M L Q? aafatrfigaawai sexing, jg, ,W r if 'Xml ,f V 1 Xy - P ll, iiwacliranlfzn . . flied filing Phiilyzi in his ggior year . . . anLj1Ul9r1ghtQ i llege student . . . sometimes is over 21 . . . does a lot of walk-iQ ing . . . always on time with his G 81 E notes . . . one of the luckym LL, few who didn't do an I.T. because he wasn't in English 12 . .. N 4-P mwbiwcd L, .44 4 A faffclavcfaz ffffwrw' - , aMfffeffu,aMfa3fcafi35c?3 gnu . . . vice-president of class was' a mem yo. Hills champion volleyball team . .. while spying on a certain someone, she was driving a car which was hit by a moving brick wall . .. has a sweet lovable dog for a lion .. . is an avid star- gazer . . . has a sister, Betsy, at Bucknell University and a youngerx brother, johnny had an exciting evening at Beachboys Con- cert . . . went to Hershey with Carl, Linda, and Mike .. . was an eighth grade member of F.T.F. . .. will enter Duke University's school of nursing. Blue Triangle lg Class officer 2-secretary, 3 and 4-vice-presi- dent, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3-vice-president, Library Club 1, Chorus 1, 2g Colophon 4-underclassmen, Stu- dent Council Salesman 1. ' C trduk ' ,Q fx L: ciSVL.iL, C5'i'5YiQks2f i if Quivlfiplwnlglklx' Q,Q,C2,1 6 -e 1. 1 3 in can Gb D W M O fan of the Fugs and Kingston Trio avid reader .THE L-sf lounge lizard wants to go to Berkeley may majorykm astronomy. Winter Track 3, Spring Track 33 l.T.M. 4. mia 642+ Ciara, SANDRA LYNN STUMP Sandi the notorious cheerleader . .. a fan of Little Italy . . . The Chief . . . swaps sarcasm with Mr. Aubrey . . . Stumpy . .. shares the cheerleaders' deficiency nice Mom was hit by a car while Donnie watched . . . delights in beating W.R. . .. sister Twigs that salad at Gini's at 3 A.M. . . . always smiling. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, 4, Spanish Club 4, Foreign Student Committee 15 G.A.A. 1--president, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 15 Co-op 1, 3 and 4-salesman, Chorus lg InterfClub Committee 45 Cheerleader 1, 2-captain, 3, 4-captain, F.T.A. 2, Honor Roll 1, 33 Prom Committee 33 National Honor Society 4. ,QP 7' N ,- W I1 q -. ,, . Mil.. M mffaf Wa ,L Q aafawiwffem. mf' yC5!M z 7 f My fx h X N NJ TK Xb-Q S -,P - 7 CXQD ,CQSTB FE: jf .Q K Q4 XQLSLQJCEQ C - - -,P -ee YQ P 4-' gf QI Q - 2- - ee Ne - es? A SENIORS e 4 X aw ff I ef if if Q64 r A gg, f . 444225 iQS?5S'lrf -CQEQQ eemwww- C , JANIS ANN THOMAS 'bf ..-O l ' AAA sewers jan . .. one of the dynamic duo . .. Byndenwood . . . W.W. fl 2 II . .. talks with Babs Uncle Brucy and D six years y 5 M of clarinet lessons stodc car races . .. kitchen parties 2 QM,-5 Myerstown quarry . .. GTO's and VW's with Sheri PSSC QQX Physics and SMSG . . . the '66 out crowd . . . Green Hills . .. The Four Winds . . . Hainy's parties . . . chaperoning . . . moving. qw.. is Y-Teens 2, 3, 4-vice-president, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-vice-president, Band 2, Chieftain 3, 4-sports editor, Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Blue Triangle 1, Track Scorer V' 3, 4, Debate Team 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2 ,3, 4, Qs-:XX QKMWCX 1125 Q00 5 QAJLLX4. 'FOG ONE OF Tl-YE. G-RSHTGSIT MEMQQQS for ree cuasj -'WD 0165 waem :mt Al-asia? ec, 9269,- scorr CLARENCE ULMER Fern . .. charcoals with Twink and Dusty . .. has a hot bird tells a good story .. . Mr. G's pet Woody's bungy sailboating on Ocean City Bay rockets and bammies with Al and Fish . . . is a ham radio operator, call letters are King Three Fox Trot Exlax Budwieser Mobile . .. Hot D-- . . . Fernie's little women honestf?j Linda co-owner of Twinkmobile little ol' bench-maker wipe out in the Green E. spent a night on the roof of John's wagon . . . memorable nights with the jeepie . .. often seen talking to Rail- men at Shells . . . wrestling Bear in the shower . .. plans to at- tend college. Hi-Y 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2,,,Spanish Club 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. S QWISRTEQXONSS ' Q29-ip TQ you qqut, YVXQ.. QKYYCTQQXM. maui DAVID MICHAEL TIERNEY abr C6 VK: gfQ-s.ifx- 'd.m.u. lf A Tiger .. . sports advocate . .. sharp dresser . .. good football player . . . party in the Boiler Room . . . loves Women . . . those wild Spanish classes has enjoyed many parties at Woody's Bungalow . . . always has something up his sleeve . . . will never forget that night at Q's plans to go to Mexico Irish temper . . . MG operator . . . future includes Kutztown. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3-chairman, Gym Crew 3, 4, Monitors 3, Track 1, j.T.M. 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class officer sident. Omuv I35 SENIORS Intramurals 1, 2. CALVIN KLINE WHITNER, III C.K. an avid Philies fan Sears employee a Re- publican . . . once drove a powder blue '55 Oldsmobile . . . Craig Walter's stooge . .. warped sense of humor hates the sea- 'shore . . . predicted the '64 election within ten electoral votes . . . 1 argues with Norton over the superiority of Fords. Student Council 2, Monitor 2, Hi-Y 33 Stage Crew 53 Spanish Club 4g 4. DAVID ALLEN WENGER Dave pearl . . . Winger-Wenger loves light polesC?j Great Western Charlie Mexico makes his own snow days . .. beautiful closet door Goliath interesting glove department . . . lived on milkshakes one summer . .. an hour late for Spinsters spent two weeks at Pioneer Ford future plans include the Marines. Mobi a pleasant smile. 76u.a1-M-LMA, 2 MARVA ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Marv . . . long journeys to school . . . fist fights with Burt . . . F.T.F. picking on Woody pal Butchie Spatini spa- ghetti at Gini's . . . Mac's parties . . . adventures with Gary . .. my car, four girl horsepower giant ants at Bab's . . . singing with Jill and Linda . .. Charades . . . got locked out of her car . . . Mr. Fixit, Alex . . . victim of Jill's surprise party . . . Boeg's slumber party . . . has many West Reading friends always J.T.M. 4, Spanish Club 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Blue Triangle lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 French Club 5g Student Council 5, 4, F.T.A. 2, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 4-makeup, usher. 0-601. 1' jfm gal 5 :blot ,Zawya 2... a,aa,7aa,2!a ,iffa,,.,,, fy?-C, 0 ,.- 4LfLao'-Lf, l sf .7 K-Z pw' ,Q fz,u1,-lcv-e-a2f?Lvf',4fz,fc1lfe rfv'L'2f'CfA,aL ai ZW tlfffffil, A atnwrdlffw, 0 Cfca4??7v 4.LlZov1..7a ,f,5L4,.,.1..4,- 42-9 l7c 0vc2A.L .-Dual, SUSAN LOUISE WILLIAMS Susie . . . always seen driving a blue VW . . . Holly . .. trips to Maryland Williams' transportation center . .. fishing on Penn Street!! . . . removable car seat UQ cute smile part-time visitor at Obie's house Obie's D. buddie!! collector of state property Toni's French underground .. . Chamberlayne College. Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics Club 1, 3, 4g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g F.N.A. 2, 5, 4g Blue Triangle 1g Spanish Club 4g Art Club 3, 4. 4-tr nter 'BOM DON AL WILLIAM WILSON Frenchy . . . sports Brooks Brothers clothes. . . . trip to Florida with Hunter . . . ice skating whiz . . . wisest center in the county . . . Ramsey Lewis advocate . . . drives a hot Buick . . . wild foot- ball party at the bungalow . . . spends his summers in Nassau . , . plans many trips to Florida future includes college. Football 1, '2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, Gym Crew 3, Hi-Y 4, j.T.M. 45 Fire Platoon 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. az V5-'-K' n,,,,'s,,, 'M wso.o.mq...p-ho.A I Q. bm v.uvupnseft'gqvuY2 'S-had qu wood-t vw BARBARA JOSEPHINE WILLSON UV'-'Ru1iq's Qpb-D S Barbs job at Ocean City tobogganing at Galen Hall QQMUIA. .. midnight telephone conversations with jill shopping sprees in Philly . . . wandered around New York City in the rain whooped this winter . . . hates black cats . .. toolisbridge lessons with the girls spent four summers at Camp Oneka took a thrill ride in Nancy's car will attend Green Triangle 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 5, easurerg Chieftain 1, 2, 3, 4-news editorg Colophon 4- I I national Student Committee 3, 4g French Club 3g Span- nn upcer- , g i 3 . O Lhntrn 3 ciwklwxry Club 1 Cles P.la 4 04-'auf' . 'L.ago.e.tav..na.fffhb' at tagkzkown. Moog 'bhbuu-2 lfrgzs 1 I. 'ggi I37 HSENIORS 4 A . f, ye--JM ,1.. l 7-H7 C'-71-L 'LLL ,Q V- f .lgfwpaf A, Xia fvawfcf r,94,u,4fa,L,2c.0 Qnzeud-f..4, ff.24,-.f SHERIDA LYN WISEMAN Utica in ea., L , , , a fr, wr' L ' Ci.. t e ' ynamic dubwbifilvlcitahen parties QJbvz.,ufJstudents . .. joan's Spanish ability losing cars in Reading -with Char . CLfn.L, pose dress . . . . Uncle .- 'I 5 Four Winds Brucy and Big D. . .. band dropout The fwU,fUffCf,1fL'g L ' 54,1 4 . f' - if 1 LLIS ANNE INGER Holly jinx steak dinners with D.W. and T.D. using Kim's steak . . . oysters and clams . . . short hair . . . Great Westem . . . Penn Hall . . . What are you? . . . was stranded at Bynden- wood until 4:00 A.M. T and C after Spinsters seen in many different crs got stopped by the Heathens one night . . . social pro forever . . . future plans includes Stratford College. Y-Teens 2, 45 Library Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Dra- matics Club 45 Class Play 455French Club 35 F.N.A. 2, 45 Blue K Lf 0Ul-fl Triangle 1. il!- 7Lj math tests . . . museum walks . . . Myra's all pur- B ndenwood chats with Barb short hair . . . W.R. fan . . . future plans include Susquehanna UML . ' University. Q ,Q-Teens 2, 3, 45 French Club 3-treasurer, 4-president5 G.A.A, S 5 I 52, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 Chief-' WQ 44'Z' tain Staff 45 Class Pla 45 Track Scorer 3, 45 Band 2. 02,af,t'1'7 Vaweefo I fjflblz fair.,-Nz. CLQ, fl-Ziff fy-.,L5-1, Q,d,,q,4,4f'f.1 f' V,-1 , ,jf ,,rZcf,a.4 'QED cL.aJiL7t2f , ,,fi..9LAAfC S?kLLi!WJ'f,f1Lft.f,V4.,b,, I g, WH . ,wfflyjww Q, Qx K USEYBX, QXQEX 'N' I38 JSQMDSJ- sig 2, It gQ,cNso.wu,- N GEORGE WOODWARD wail Quang 'S . advocate . . . never bought a ring . . . i Inter-County guard . .. genuine good . . . proud of his hotf ?j T-Bird . . . sharp dresser . .. that , bungalow party . . . great hunter . . . DunWurkyn . . . after foot- ball party in the boiler room . . . had mono . . . will have a Mexi- can summer . . . future includes college. sly orts ddog brother Football 1, 2, 3, 4-co-captain5 Hi-Y 1-president, 45 Gym Crew 35 Track 15 j.T.M. 45 Spanish Club 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 w,?:,,, - Q '-443 'ii' I Xxx,-QQ itat Q11 c-1a7!biD'1'1f17i'iC l- Yfufuvb cfm pdcgy. , , IREN E LAURA ZIEGLER Renee . . . one of the few natural blondes . . . was a chipmunk for two weeks . .. little ol' wine maker, me member of the walking generation enjoys her letters .from A. C. . L. un- forgettable double date with Judy . .. Did you really? 2 .. memorable trip to Nova Scotia . . . future plans include a nursing career. Blue Triangle 1g Y-Teens 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 5Q F.N.A. 2, 3, viee-president, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Model House of Representatives 3, 45 Ticket Seller 4, j.T.M. 4. THOMAS MICHAEL HEY Tom . . . Something's rotten in the state of Denmark! . . . Hey, Hey! . .. Go home, and, Get a haircut . .. Wyomis- sing's alien for a year . .. has been seen around Cleveland Ave., the Hills, and the Stone House UQ . .. had a lot of steaks and fun at Dusty's . . . was a brave soldier in the class play . . . likes bowling and the 198 score that day dislikes the failure notes from. school .. . wants to see more of the U.S. and to study in Denmark. Hi-Y 45 International Student Committee 4, Class Play 4. ELIANE WEIHMULLER Eliane . .. likes snow and skiing . . . wants to play golf when she returns to Argentina . .. has two American sisters , D.D. and Char . . . eats a lot .. .frequents Schell's . .. accomplished equestrienne . . . has read all the Spanish books in the library at least twice . .. faithful correspondent .. . caught a thief in Washington . . . will study chemical engineering at the university in Rosario p. 7 My jg aj Z'I?tfj?,?Ki6La2'MV'm M qdvdwj Wwkffyfw MX 2 SENIORS FIRST ROW: L. Koch, K. Cramer, S. Hahn, M. Bertolette, F. Dykty, N. Eshenaur, R. Breiner, L. Berry, L. Henninger, B Kimmel, C. Hassett, V. Boekenkroeger, B. Binder. SECOND ROW: J. Hain, J. Henninger, C. Fisher, R. Hess, J. Jones J. Kelly, J. Costenbader, D. Cleghorn, T. Breitinger, M. Jones, M. Geissler, T. Grubb, J. Herbert, M. Farrell, M. Flannery B. Brossman, G. Burkey, J, Blank, M. Atkinson. THIRD ROW: P. Bausher, J. Hyle, F. Hemmerick, J. Kiehne, A. Brurnbach J. Frost, R. Dinsmore, J. Bellairs, R. Fisher, T, Flemming. THE SENIOR CLASS The function of education is to bring order out of disorder, precision out of chaos, and simplicity out of diversity. I40 1 SENIORS I l r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prexident ..... .... J ohn Hain Vice-Prefident I . . . . Ann Speicher Secretary ..... .. Sandra Schreck Treamrer . . . . . Charles Fisher FIRST ROXV: C. Meyer, N. Muller, M. Schlegel, B. Willson, S. Williams, S. Stump, H. Winger, R. Marx, A. Speicher, M Lavrinets, S. Mcllvain, M. Williams, 'B. Mieczkowski, E. Weihmuller, D, Tierney. SECOND ROW: M. Krom, S. Schreck, A MacRae, J. Snyder, G. Schultz, K. Nester, R. Rhoacls, C. Harman, C. Nolan, T. Hey, D. Scully, D. Wilson, S. Wiseman, A Maier, I. Ziegler, G. Opel, M. Roeder, C. Whitner, S. Woodward, W. Robinson, F. Stairiker, A. Miller, B. Miller, D. Bar- rett. THIRD ROW: J. Thomas, W. Norton, W. Deswert, P. Patton, A. Krum. SENI ORS Kiehne, I hate your face, snickers J. Hyle. 45 Ib Senior girls entertain the custodians while decorating for La Fiesta Miss Lutz feveals an5W5f5 t0 f0m0l'1'0W'S Hell's Angels at the Halloween Angels dance strike a familiar pose. Hamlet test to R. Fisher and M. Krom. I42 af , 2 1 V IN MEM ORIAM TO Miss THELMA BRUNNER, WHO PASSED AWAY IN AUGUST OF 7966. MISS BRUNNER WAS KNOWN TO MANY OF US AS A TRULY DEDICATED TEACHER WHO SERVED THE NEEDS OF THIS COMMUNITY'S YOUTH FOR SO MANY YEARS. SHE WAS FAITHFUL IN HERVARIOUS DUTIES BOTH IN THE CLASSROOM AND IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR AFFAIRS. TO GEORGE PHILLIP SMITH, A GRADUATE OF THE CLASS OF I966, WHO, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, WAS FATALLY STRICK- EN. HIS CHEERFULPERSONALITY WILL ALWAYS BE REMEM- BERED BYfHIS FORMER SCHOOLMATES AND TEACHERS. TO STANLEY HENRYMUMMEY, CLASS OF I 970, WHO DIED IN FEBRUARY OF I967, AS THE RESULT OF A TRAGIC ACCIDENT. HE IS MOURNED BY HIS FELLOW STUDENTS AND FACULTY ALIKE. A Mr. and Mrs. Roberl J. Ackerman Mrs. Edna Adams Mr..David Ahner Mr. Robert Ahner Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Alley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard' J. Allison M rs. Joseph Anderloo Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs M-r. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs R. H. Andrews Philip R. Anewall W. Angsfadr 'Roberl Angsiadl William Arbufhnol' Paul Ardrey Joel Arnold H. C. Afkinson Richard Arkinson C. Aulenbach Theodore Auman Fayne Aurand David Ayers B Paul R. Baer Edward Baerrschy Archie Baird George B. Balmer Charles Banlces Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Bare Mrs. S. J. Barra Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barrels? Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basehore AH'y. and Mrs. David J. Bafdorf Mr. and Mrs Alfred Bauer Mr. and Mns. David Y. Bausher Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and M-rs. Richard Bausher Theodore Bausher Ronald Baursch Richard G. Beane John A. Beard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beaver Mr. and Mrs John D. Bedhrel M r. Harold Becker Mrs. Jeanne'He E. Behm Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Karl H. Behm John T. Belisari Mr. and Mrs. George Bell Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Herberr J. Bellairs George Bennelhum PAT RONS Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bensinger Mr. and Mrs. Malihew Benz Mr Mr Dr. Mr Mr . Henry Bergman . and Mrs. John Berry and Mrs. Ralph H. Berry, Jr. . and Mrs. Jean Berrolel . and Mrs. Harry Ber'roleHe Dr. and Mrs. Richard deB Berrolerre Mr Mr . W. J. Beyer . and Mrs. Russell Bickel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bigos n Rev. and Mrs. R. Cameron Billmyer AHy. and Mrs. Marlin W. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Bingaman Mr . and Mrs. Howard J. Biomquisl Mr. Ray Bivans Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Blank Mr. and Mrs. Blankenbiller M r. Mr. M r. M r. MP. and Mrs. R. H. Boekenkroeger. S Carl Bodey and Mrs. John V. Boland and Mrs. Lurher Bollinger. Jr. George Bond Mrs. Roberr R. Boone Mr. and Mrs. John C. Booser Mrs. William Borchers Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Borell Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Born Mr. F. M. Born Mrs. Earl E. Borh Mr. and Mrs. Franz Boulanger Dr. and Mrs. John Bower Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Bowers Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyan Barbara M. Boyle Mrs. Edna Boynron Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Brace and Mrs. Edward Bradley and Mrs. Paul Brass and Mrs. Nicholas K. Braun and Mrs. R. M. Bredin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Breen Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Breiner Miss E. L. Breiringer Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Breiringer F. and Mrs. Willian M. Breifinger. Jr. and Mrs. Roberl W. Brennan T. Roberl' Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Brisan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broadbell' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brobsl BRODEL lRON CO. Miss Cindy Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Brophy Richard Brophy Harold A. Brossman Luke B. Brossman Burion Brown Eugene Brown Jesse Brown Jesse H. Brown Wendell Brown Elwood R. Brubaker S. R. Bruce Aaron A. Brumloach Mrs. Murry Brumbach Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Brungarl Norman Bunnell Horace G. Burdick G. Roberi' Burkharr Sfanley Burns Conrad H. Busch Mrs. Harry H. Busch Mr. and Mrs. James P. Burler M r. Richard Burlery Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roberl E. Buzby Fred Byrne C Anrhony Cafurello Mr. and Mrs. Marlin A. Cafurello Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calabria Clarence Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. William C. Calm Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cappadona Leland Cappel Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Capozello Mr. John Ca pozella Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carabello Mr. Carmon Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Cardinal . Richard Ca ron .Thomas F. Carroll, Jr William J. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Calon Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Roberl Caron . G. M. Chaknos E. L. Chalmers- Mr. and Mrs. William Chaplin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charles Mrs. Donald Charlfon I45 Mr. Sergius Chwasrialc Mr. and Mrs. John Ciabalioni PATRONS .Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Deem. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Eshenaur Mr. and Mrs J. Ciarro Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ciliberii Mr. and Mrs. James V. Clausius Mrs. Edward Cleghorn Mr. and Mrs. Philip Clemens Mr. and Mrs. David D. Delong Mr. and Mrs. John Delp Mr. and Mrs. Angelo DeLucia Mr. and Mrs. George T. DeMoss Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis Mr. and Mrs. C. W.Deppen Carl Esierly's Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C-iigo Service Siaiion Bradley Evans George Rf Evans H. G. Evans Laurence Evans W. D. Evans Mr. and Mrs. William Clemens Mr. E. J. Clugslon Dr. and Mrs. Roberl H. Clymer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Cole Russel Coleman Keiih E. Comey Harold Conanl' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Connell Mr. and Mrs. John Connors CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cook Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cook Mrs. Nora Cooling Mrs. John F. Cooney Mrs. Joan Corbil Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Corbil Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Cosvrove Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cosfenbader Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coulfon Dr. and M rs. Roberl Coxe Mrs. John Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymon Charles K. Derr. Jr. d DeSaniis Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Desweri' Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Deysher Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Diener Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Michael John B. Diener. Jr. DiMascio Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Dinsmore, Jr. Mrs. R. E. Dodson Mrs. Richard Dr. Donovan Dr. and Mrs. F. Donahue Donly H. H. 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