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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

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These initia- tions are the result of events and decisions which herald change, direction, and commitment. A Whenever an academic year is marked by the merger of two out- standing school districts, its be- ginnings are bound to be of spe- cial significance. For this reason then, the staff of the I 970 COLG- PHON has chosen A Year of Be- ginnings as its theme. . ..A. . . - sf f ... .... Jef :i. 'f ' E-'ff ':'l 2' 'S V i' Y ' 4 1 Q-' - '-- 47, x 3 , ', f 'wan Q 5 .fi L ' H., ,V ,VG I ' 4. ff VG , -1-ww ,W 1 'Iii - ig.: L. :SJ W4 V o il' ' 1 , , 1 ,. ' ' 'J rdf! '-ar ' Y A , . v , ', f ' W 0, V+ , A. ' ,f H- , Q. H A f , I . . , . . . . ,ui A 'I . Q as. J f i I ' ff W- . L, -. if 1 ..' , , , f- 1 ,fx W , A I ' A v 1 M a .. , A ,L '+ K Q,-Q .1 .. gg . 1 i . - :F I ,X 4 . s ji mg -x':f N' Qilr'- 35' For the School System - A Milestone of Beginnings so xx X s - iL,1 A A . RN 5 isis, x liggx 1 We - -1- ' : - K 1 5-55 iff: Yisswi We x A News gil S Q mkds 9... 5 iw?-51 'M-ejx Bw: A A Mg For the Llnderclassmen - Beginnings of Adjustment and Fraternity ii 3 .WWW m. .L,. 9 . . . Beginnings of Humility and Discovery if I HL ifih li For the Seniors - The Familiar Beginnings . 1 :fungi hs A '...-'L . . . Beginnings of New Identity and Involvement . . . Er . ,f,,u,,4W, ww. ww if -,maui wwf . . . Beginnings of a v Collection of Memories 3 i A ,ew 4-Q I4 3 And When the Year Ends I5 ...A New Year of Beginnings Lies Ahead I6 ini? E -1' U8 Q M 'Nm WL 14 1 5 . ?tai W an mf - 5: -H44 -wav if we li ,M We me , 1 r fi I7 acadenics acadenics acadenwcs acadenncs acadenncs acadenncs acadenncs acadenncs acadenncs acadenics CCI-OPHQN academics acadenics acadenncs acadenncs acadenncs acadenics acadenncs acadenncs acadenncs acadenics acadenics acadenhcs acadenncs acadenics W acadenncs Www LX K 7 'C 'V ' . f Q. N . ' ' ' A xh 1 , S wb, ,qw ,P ga dt xii xy ' A Az A 1,5 W 15, I ik' xx fi 4' rx J' 3 Q academics Administration BELOW LEFT: DR. THOINTAS PERSING, assistant superintendent BELOW RIGHT: MR. CHARLES STAUFFER, superintendent OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: SCHOOL BOARD S M OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: MR, CHARLES EDWARDS, principal, first semester academics SCHOOL BOARD ROXX' 1 Dr Rtibcrt XfQBl'lLiC Dr Wfilbur G Renken, Mr. Alcvmtier Dricln Mrs loin O Raider fsecretary , Mr. Roy B I'1rre1l fpresidentj ROW 7 Mr Birry I' Merritt Mr Lester H Wentling, Nir Clnrles Boyer Mr E Robert Knouse Mrs. Nimy Giles Mrs Leom C Kline ROXV 5 Dr Thomws F Persing Mr Chirles Stauffer, Nfr, R. Milton Poctter, Mr. Robert If Auchenbwh, Mr. Chflrles H, Ziegler Jr. vice-1 resident Mr. VC'illiam Breit- inger Misiiixs: Mr. Henry Koch, sf., Mr, Robert A. Nesley, Mr. Lee W. XX'ulfe, academics MRS. ROBERT ELTONHEAD, Guidance Guidance Counselors .41 4' NNN K K kkkk ,. ,kfr Q.: , -in ff? j 1, ,R. R..RRR f R. RQRER MR. REESE DAVIS, Assistant Principal, Occupations, Guidance ,. ..... . iw NMR: L academics Gffice Personnel MISS NANCY MINNICK and MRS. JEANNE MILLER I MRS. RONALD BONWMAN and MRS. MARION KOZLOFF I INIRS. BERNARD MCDEVITT, INIRS. WILLIABI FORRY, and IVIRS. LEROY FETTER academics ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Russell Milford, Chm. Miss Lysbeth Hain Mr. Paul Marsteller Mr. John Reeser Mrs. Stephany Yerger MR. REESER, English 11, 12 MRS. YERGER, English 10 MR. MARSTELLER, English 10, Public Speaking Wag! KN MISS HAIN, English 9 academics K I MR. MILFORD, English 12 -1 academics MR. BRUBAKER, Geometry, Industrial Mathematics MR. EVANS, Algebra, Trigonometry MR. COSTENBADER, Concentrated Mathematics MR. MESSER, Probability and Statistics, Concentrated Mathematics academics lv Taiwan M MR- KATRINAK, Geometry, Algebra, General Mathematics MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. john Costenbader, Chm. Mr. H. Y. Brubaker Mr. Roger Evans Mr. Raymond Katrinak Mr. Harold Messer academics SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. jesse Sheetz, Chm. Mrs. Thomas Aubrey Mr. Charles Bell Mr. William Dowling Mr. Richard Horst Mrs. Robert Wolf ,, t., H 1 e is L. ew sr , ...kr I 3 I l s, J a S 5 is MR. DOWLING, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry MR. BELL, Chemistry, Physics, Nuclear Science academics MR, SHEETZ, Biology, Advanced Biology ff .B fw l I -liigfsf., A '- MR. HORST, Anatomy MRS. AUBREY, Biology MRS. VIOLF, Science 9 academics MRS. SCHRACK, Latin, German LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Norman Knipe, Chm. Mr. Nicholas Colasanti Mrs. Ronald Fredriksen Mr. Kenneth Ness Miss Brenda Royer Mrs. john Schrack academics Wig ff P l 'yl - m- r J Q 6 2' e 9 IWRA NESS, German DIR. COLASANTI, Fr6nCh wg? .g -311,556 , wif . MRS. KNIFE, Spanish 4 MISS ROYER, Ffmfh MRS. FREDRIKSEN, Spanish academics SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Leonard Noll, Chm. Mr. Thomas Aubrey Mr. Charles Gebensleben Mr. James O'Connor Mrs. jerry Rosenblatt Mr. David Tolson . 3,9 C: sir Q is . .',. S . -mf. i. -xiii 'iiliiiigi 721 MR. NOLL, Psychology MR. GEBENSLEBEN, American History MR. TOLSON, American History MR. AUBREY, Civics academics IW I MR, O'CONNOR, Government and Economics I 392 s XM , el I MRS. ROSENBLATT, World Cultures, Major Social Issues academics Nix MR. DEACON, Band .ani MR FREDRIKSEN Vocal Music MR. RAUSCH, Driver Education MR. SHIRK, Industrial Arts academics nn...- lg ft A r MRS. RITTER, Art MR. MARDERNESS, Audio-visual Director MRS. SOULOFF, Home Economics MRS. HEFFNER and MRS. WESTKOTT, Librarians academics f 'v. 'L X ll , 1 M. S' S ' A MISS MANDALO, Business Educafidn MR. GOTTSCHALL, Physical Education vt CAFETERIA STAFF: SEATED: M. Knoll, E. Nace, C. Miller, D. Reich, R. Hen- MRS. JAMES, Physical Education, Health ning. STANDING: M. Bixler, E. Sheidy, M. Bowers, B. Feger. V CUSTODIAL STAFF: G. Riedl, F. Ohlinger, H. Paulson, A. Bansner, N. DeTurck, A. Scalese. 9- 1 MRS. FUNK, Business Education academics 'I-all MR. MORGAN, Business Education MRS. LINDERMAN, Physical Education MR. HOFFERT, Physical Education s . MRS. KNAPPENBERGER, Nurse CCLCDPHON 38 activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities activities Z siii E He ag if . :Aki ' mi? :Vw f gif? , 4, IV. . ,V ,,,, 171 3 5 . , ?f ,A ?,, , .,,, I ik ,f 5,.,0 , Q . . , al , ,,W, . 4, ,,,z ,, 'QA -' ,Ml 5 ' w M . 4, 'V 'l 'W ,SJ ' Q W 2 1- exit 'X J Q Q PM H- K , W: 4 f E 5 H if as L X QQ' , Qi w Q A 1 I 'Q 3 at I I 1: '-up 1 I '4 Z R Q H iz 5 FQ, ' 4, WHY , L 'mn' 7 Q-, activities f y K. Student Council OFFICERS: K. McCoy, L. Klingamen, Mr. Dowling, C. Ziegler, L. Noecker, L. McDonough, S. Finke, W. Ziegler, J. Rhoads, B. Restrepo. SEATED: A. Woodward, V. Beuscher, J. Farrell, D. Hafer, H. McDonough, L. Rehr, G. O'Reilly, K. Mogel. STANDING: B. Keffer, S. Peters, C. Koch, R. Posch, J. Schaeffer, S. Moyer, R. Howell, J. Tschop, J. Cairns, R. Merkle, J. Davis, A. Lynch. M .-1 S.. - - activities SCHOOL STORE WORKERS, ROW 1: R. Wahl, P. Pettit, R. Henson, J. Gerhart, D. Flowers, M. Gallop. ROW 2: Mr. Dowling, M. A. Homcha, V. Beuscher, C. Geigle, A. Cook, J. Witman, K. Mogel, W. Ziegler, M. L. Homcha. by. E, activities Hi-Y Club OFFICERS: SEATED: J. Forry, vice-presidentg W. Kautter, chaplain. STAND- ING: Mr. Colasanti, adviser, D. Fallon, president, D. Cote, Council Representa- tive, C. Derr, treasurerg W. Restrepo, secretary. ROW 1: C. Lafreniere, W. Johnston, J. Steltz, M. Makuch, BI. White, R. Woods, D. Landis, R. Ritter, R. Seasholtz. ROW 2: D. Flowers, T. Raab, T. Binder, R. Steffy, J. Gerhart, J. Hawman, K. Zeswitz, T. Stone, T. Rose. ROW 3: G. Johnston, J. Fister, Schaeffer, C. Trettin, D. Smith, M. Steltz, R. Newman, P. Petrir Q A Y ff me 7 A, 51.-R '--ff' sl activities ,- Q Q gk. ' a T ' K ROW 1: K. Olson, T. Bechtel, R. Hiller, W. -- 4- 6 rx 1 4 ' , v- - ,- Ruhe, B. Buzby, M. Geigle, R. Rehr, M. Smith, I. RHPP, R. Robitzer, S. jones. ROW 2: C. Guest, J. Halbach, D. Moyer, C. Koch, K. Manholcl, B. Keffer, D. Birdsall. ROW 3: R. Howell, j. Tschop, B. Gage, J. Maguire, D. Holbrook, bf. Mendel, J. Finocchio, D. Miller, R. Charles. HI-Y GOVERNMENT DELEGATION: ROW 1: B. Restrepo, D. Fallon, G. Be-nncthum. ROW 2: M. Steltz, D. Holbrook, C. Derr, l.Wll5.5al6 activities ROW 1: S. Lynch, K. Meinig, K. McCoy, G. Hafer, A. Spang, S. Serba, S. Zilber, L. Hammerschmidt, R. Cafurello, K. Kendall, T. Peterson, D. Lesko, J. Seasholtz, B. Coxe, E. DeStasio. ROW 2: -I. Braun, D. Golden,-G. Wagner, L. Harring- ton, L. Garrigan, S. Smith, B. Leidich, L. Phipps, C. Manwiller, M. Capozello, J. Heist, S. Schlegel, N. Reber, 1. Goss. ROW 3: S. Butler, S. Halulakos, C. Walter, A. Hassett, C. Kelly, E. Margrave, A. Miller, B. Mury, L. Klingaman, D. Hafer, S. Miller, L. Harnly, C. Bensinger, L. Hawman. Y-Teens Club OFFICERS SEATED: K. Restrepo, S. Lynch, V. Johnston, D. Hafer, C. Manwiller, N. Rodriquez. STANDING: A. Spang, L. Klingaman, C. Alley, H. Ginn, K. Mogel. activities ROXV 1: S. Clymer, M. Carabello, S. Kreska. A. Kreitz, J. Deswert, L. Wfeidner, G. Seidel, D. Austin, A. Cook. B. Heist, L. McDonough, D. Williams, S. Holzsweig, S. Ganser, G. Behrle, N. Caldwell. ROW 2: A. Woodward, D. Hollinger, S. Carrozza, D. Martin, J. Cramp, M. Borell, P. Raihl, K. Mogel, N. Klingaman, H. Kerper, L. Diahl, R. Reber. B. Fritz, D. Guiles. L. Kruk, B, EZIYCDSOD. V. Paskaly, H. Hill. ROW' 3: D. Hill, W. Ziegler, S. Easley, D. Jones, K. Geissler, C. Geigle, L. Grim, C. Wentzel, D. Davidson, G. O'Reilly, S. Engelhardt, S. D'Agos- tino, K. Restrepo, L. Rogers, L. Shiffer, M. Rodgers, J. Witman, A. Lauter. 52 wr, J A ROW 1: S. LeLacheur, L. Brossman, J. Farrell, N. Spangler, J, Runyeon, K. Hanley, M. Soussloff, J. Feeman, C. Cardinal, K. Kaufman, L. Staron. ROW 2: D. Jones, J. Stillwell, S. Bunnell, D. Serba, L. Sailer, C. Robinson, C. Cappel, D. Ruzowicz, D. DeLucia, J. Lukens, J. Radtke, J. Feeman, S. Moyer, R. Zeller, T. Gallagher, D. Bellairs. ROW 3: H. Ginn, P. Moyer, V. Johnston, C. Heist, S. Loose, S. McGavin, M. Breitinger, S. Moyer, S. Jay, B. Soussloff, C. Wagner, B. Jung, H. McDonough, B. Perfect, S. Finke, S. Behrle, A. Walker. ROW 4: C. Schlegel, L. Jenckes, S. Geib, K. Shute, M. Homcha, M. Gross, N. Smith, D. Davidson, P. Giles, S. Schaeffer, A. Pettit, C. Alley, N. Longenecker, L. Noecker, S. Seidel, J. Krum, L. Cramp, L. Welfly, C. Robinson. activities Hi-Y-Teen Service Award Each year the Hi-Y-Teen Service Award is presented to a senior girl and a senior boy elected by the junior, sophomore, and fresh- man members of their respective organiza- tions. Selection of this coveted award is based on the standards of leadership, scholarship, citizenship, service, and character. This year, in recognition of their outstand- ing achievements, Virginia Johnston and Daniel Fallon have merited this honor. 14'5'.. ' 2 1 a i i Z we NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS: Bruce LeLacheur, Andrea Pettit, Pam Moyer, Reinhold Posch, Roger Rehr. activities National Honor Society ROW 1: L. Welfly, C. Ziegler, P. Giles, A. Pettit, B. Soussloff, M. Breitinger. ROW 2: R. Wildermuth, R. Howell, R. Posch, R. Zeller, D. Cote, C. Derr. ABSENT: M. Homcha, B. Flanagan. ROW 1: A. Hassett, A. Spring, K. McCoy, C. Wilkes, S. Zilber, D. Lesko, S. Smith, L. Klingaman. ROW 2: B. Jung, S. Finke, C. Kelly, L. Conrad, D. Davidson, B. Mury, P. Moyer, B. Baldwin, H. McDonough. ROW 3: P. Chen, W. Restrepo, K. Sutton, T. Ness, J. Bowers, J. Howell, D. Moyer, J. Bechtel, B. Harris, R. Rehr, activities Tn' OFFICERS: D. Jones, P. Giles, C. Manwiller, D. Da- vidson. Adviser-Mrs. Fred- riksen. Future Teachers of America ROW 1: S. Moyer, C. Alley, L. Cramp, S. McGavin, R. Zeller, S. Finke, D. DeLucia, G. Agnoletto, L. Schofer, A. Walker, K. Hertzog, D. Jones, J. Lukens. ROW 2: J. Feeman, J. Krum, S. Moyer, S. Jay, J. Radtke, B. Baldwin, C. Heist, S. Wagner, B. Krom, S. Loose, H. Boll, M. L. Homcha, M. A. Homcha, P. Giles, S. Schaeffer, G. Johnston, N. Longenecker, L. Welfly, H. Ginn. Q f' Q Q , 4 ...MNK -Q:-X--.Q ROW 1: E. DeStasio, A. Hassett, S. Halulakos, J. Heist. ROW 2: S. Marx, K. Meinig, S. Schle- gel, C. Kelly, N. Reber, C. Walter. ROW 5: B. Leidich, D. Golden, G. Wagner, L. Harrington, L. Garrigan, L. Hammerschmidt, K. McCoy. activities ROW 1: L. Kruk, L. McDonough, B. Heist, G. Seidel, S. Clymer, J. Witman, K. Shiffer. ROW 2: L. Grim, D. Davidson, R. Ritter, N. Levering, L. Rodgers, G. O'Reilly, S. Sawyer, S. D'Agostino, D. Hill, S. Easley. activities ji' . . ROW 1: E. DeStasio, C. Keppley, P. Chen, E. Holzsweig, B, Hoffman. ROW 2: K. McCoy, P. Purring, D. Lesko, A. Spang, S. Zilber, B. Coxe. ROW 3: S. Schlegel, A. Hassett, C. Kelly, N. Reber, B. Muly, C- Walters, S. Halulakos. International Student Committee ROW 1: D. Jones, C. Ziegler, J. Racltke, D. Brubaker, V. Johnston, T. Palmer, B. Jung, S, Holzsweig. ROW 2: B. Heist, B. Eavenson, Feeman, C. Geigle, S. Moyer, C. Robinson, L. Rogers, S. Finke, A. Cook, H. McDonough, L. McDonough. ROW 3. G. Agnoletto, M. Breitinger, D. Hill, S. Easley, A. Pettit, K. Restrepo, L. Welfly, H. Ginn, B. Baldwin. ROW 4: C. Alley, D. Davidson, D. Cote, Celso Bueno Netto, B. Keffer, P. Giles, S. Engelhardt. ROW 5: P. Pettit, D. Flowers, B. LeLz1cheur. OFFICERS: OPPOSITE: S. jay, secretary: Mrs. Knipeg N. Smith, co-chairman, D. Fallon, treasurer: K. Bauer, chairman. 50 ,l'2 2 CELSO LELLIS BUENO NETTO Celso Lellis Bueno Netto, from Sao Paulo, Brazil, spent several months in the home of the Reverend A. M. liallon. As a member of Wyiomissing Areas senior class, he attended classes in French, Spanish, Psychology, Civics, English, and Major Social lssues. He experienced snow for the first time in Wfyomissing and immensely enjoyed the sport of sledding. His American itinerary also included Wzlsliingtoiu, D. C. and New York City. is f' vw ' activities GUISEPPINA AGNOl-liTTO Guiseppina Agnoletto, the American Field Service student from Milan, ltaly, became a member of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Donald li. Spang, a fact which presented many novel experiences, one of which was babysitting. Peppa particularly enjoyed par- ticipating on the hockey team, her first ex- perience with that sport. She most of all enjoyed her course in Psychology. Upon re- turning to Milan, Peppa must complete one more year of high school before entering the University of Milan. activities Future I Homemakers of America ROW 1: P. Reppert, E. Holzsweig, C. Robinson, V. Paskaly, K. Crounse, L. Rehr, L. Hollinger, B. Hoopes, A. Renken. ROW 2: E. DeStasxo, B. Brown, H. Kerper, D. Bellairs, S. Laucks, S. Geib, D. Rhoads, M. Moore, B. Goade, A. Johnston. OFFICERS: RCIW 1: N. Rmlriguez, K. Hanley, S. Englchzlrdt. ROW 2: M. Soussloff, L. Cald- well, B. Eavenson, Mrs. Suloff. Mm! activities ,444 S ROW 1: S. Steiger, K, Mogel, W. Ziegler, D. Lesko, D. DeLucia, J. Snyder, P. Moyer, D. Brubaker, R. Wolfe, j. Runyeon, R. Reber, E. DeStasio, S. Holzsweig. ROW 2: C. Stairiker, Mr. Reeser, D. Flowers, D. Holbrook, J. Bowers, J. Tschop, N. Reber, M. Geigle, J. Radtke, C, Cappel, P. Pettit, K. Esterbrook, T. Edwards, Mr. Gebensleben, B. LeLacheur, G. Farrell. . H 5 is hariot Staff activities '1 ..,.?'-.R-.ni ...-and eh...-A Colophon Staff Linda Wfelfly David Cote ..... Claire Stairiker .... George Frill .... Helen Ginn .. Debbie jones Willirinu Keffer Andrea Pettit .... Rich.1rd Wfildermuth Suzanne Finke ..... Dennis Moyer Nimia Rodriguez Charles Derr . . . Pat Giles Donna Davidson .. Jerry Snyder Richard Howell Virginid Johnston Roger Rehr ...... john Rodgers Todd Kramer Marie Homcha . .. Michele Homcha Judith Straub flilfl . editor . arrirtmzl edilor bnrifzerr mmzfzger bnriizerr mmmger . . . . . . aflivitier . . . mzderclarrmefz . . . refziorr . . . . rportr .. lZL'dliE77Z1:L'.f df! . . . photography . . . typizzg 9' xr V FR, f N.,,.,,w ,r 2' 1 fa-?!'!?!?? S:we, Mig A V ff 9, 1 . A Y 3Ct iviti B S S fwwwf 'UR' 1 I activities French Club OFFICERS: J. Braun, vice-presidentg J. Snyder, presidentg H. McDonough, secretary, B. Keffer, treasurer. ROW 1: K. McCoy, J. Radtke, S. Finke, R. Zeller, S. Smith, D. Lesko, J. Sowers, B. Coxe. ROW 2: D. Brubaker, B. Baldwin, B. Sousloff, S. jay, J. Spangler, L. Welfly, C. Koch, D. Birdsall, H. Ginn, M. Breitinger, N. Reber, P. Bradley, C. Manwiller. ROW 3: V. Johnston, C. Harris, D. Davidson, K. Stillwell, K. Sutton, D. Cote, K. Zeswitz, P. Giles, C. Walters, C. Kelly, A. Hassett. ek, K NS activities Spani h Club OFFICERS: Mrs. Knipe, C. Trettin, vice-president, M. Homcha, presidentg N. Smith, secretary, Miss- ing: B. Baldwin, treasurer. ROW 1: J. Feeman, J. Lukens, D. DeLucia, K. Bauer, J. Levan, B. Perfect, S. Siebach, K. Meinig, J. Comins, D. jones. ROW 2: L. Harrington, T. Palmer, S. Moyer, B. LeLacheur, T. Raab, J. BUWCFS, A- Zolnfl, S- Mlllfffl G- WHSDCF, D- GO1ClCf1. ROW 33 S. Halulakos, B. Jung, S. Loose, M. Gross, R. Rehr, D. Fallon, II. Bechtel, M. I-lomcha, S. McGavin, K. Harnly, C. Robinson. activities Dramatics Club 1' OFFICERS: G. Johnston, treasurer, D. Brubaker, secretary, S. Peters, president, D. DeLucia, vice-president. ROW 1: S. Richart, S. Holtzsweig, M. Carabello, B. Hoffman, C. Keppley, L. Rehr, J. Feeman, N. Spangler, D. McAllister, G. O'ReilIy, N. Champagne, D. Austin, K. Hanley, E. Holzsweig, M. Spang, L. McTague, E. DeStasio. ROW 2: C. Geigle, K Fayerman. ROW 3: R. Elkind, J. Spangler, J. Comins, S. Marx, L. Grim, D. Jones, K. Sutton, F. Schofer, D. Batdorf, D Flowers, D. Rohrbach, R. Schollenberger, P. Pettit, L. Jenckes, C. Maag, S. LeLacheur, D. Bellairs, L. Sailer. activities 'W Future , urses Q of America Ilan... ROW 1: S. Zilber, E. DeStasio, R. Wolfe, K. Kendall. ROW 2: J. Seasholtz, president, C. Geigel, Mrs. Knappenberger. Missing: S. Clemens, J. Hafer, K. Shute, M. Borrell. ROW 1: S. Holzsweig, M. Mills, S. Hill, R. Wolfe. ROW 2: L. McTague, D. Richart, C. Heffner, T. Palmer, S. Richart, R. Cafurello. ROW 3: C. McNear, S. Siebach, K. Hertzog, O. Baldwin, S. Clemens, S. Steiger, K. Miller, J. Stillwell, K. Kerchner, J. Heiser. ROW 4: B. Serba, J. Sowers, A, Miller, M. Layland D. Terefenko, H. March, A. Frost, D. Rhoads, J. Lantz, M. Homcha, R. Wall, D. Clemens, N. jarozenski, S. Kerper, M. Spence, C. Geigle. ROW 1: E. Margrave, K. Kendall, M. Gallop, D. Guiles, M. Homcha, D. jones, K. Kroenig, S. Moyer, D. McAllister, Mrs. Westkott, E. DeStasio. Library Club .4-ug, 59 activities ROW 1: R. Cafurello, J. Behrn, I. Ringler, C. Walker, C. Eberly, B. Hoffman, L. Heckman, E. DeStasio. ROW 2: S. Carrozza, S. jones, J. Heiser, O. Baldwin, C. Shultz, S. Moyer, K. Hertzog, J. Seasholtz, S. Steiger. ROW 3: B. Mury, C. Kelly, P. Bann, S. Kerper, P. Lowery, P. Moyer, E. Lundin, K. Bauer, R. Minnich, P. Purring. ROW 4: L. Conrad, J. Savadelis, S. Ochocki, C. Wentzel. Chorus ROW 1: B. Clemens, G. Burdan, M. Hollenbaugh, R. Wolfe, S. Page, K. Kendall, P. Ritter, F. Rapino. ROW' 2: J. Witman, S. Marx, B. Fritz, D. Lesko, S. Siebach, S, Bunnell, J. Stillwell, G. Cohen, N. Spangler. ROW 5: Mr. Fredriksen, Y. Kauffman, L. McStay, H. March, M. Kressly, K. Kroenig, C. Batdorf, A. Davis, B. Hassler, C. Hill. S. Smith. ROW 4: D. Hafer, G. Johnston, P. Pettit, E. Margrave. . ..... . . .. K ill activities Band CONCERT BAND-ROW 1: S. Mogel, R. Hawman, G. Cohen, A. Youse, S. Lancer, P. Smorey, M, Cramer, -I. Ziegler, -I Spang, G. Burtlan, R. Ritter, D. Edwards. ROW' 2: F. Schofer, H. Hill, M. Kressly, C. Ziegler, I. Hawman, Mr. Deacon, J Comins, J. Spangler, T. Raab, K. Kerchner. ROW 5: C. Reaclinger, J. Tschop, R. Howell, T. Schwartz, G. Wurster, L. Noecker S. Butler, M. Norton, G. Johnston, J. Kowalski, Brown, S. Patton, T. Butler. MARCHlNG BAND-ROW' l: S. Carrozza, D. Conrad, B. Fritz, S. Smith, K. Crounse. ROW 2: R. Hawman, G. Cohen, A. Youse, S. Lance, J. Mogel, P. Srnorey, J. Ziegler, J. Spang, G. Burdan, R. Ritter. ROW 3: L. Noecker, H. Hill, S. Butler, I. Hawman, Mr. Deacon, J. Comins, J. Spangler, T. Raab, K. Kerchner. ROW 4: C. Reatlingcr, J. Tschop, R. Howell, F. Schofer, D. Daxidson, K. Kendall, S. Formicone, C. Wentzel, G. Johnston, j. Kowalski, S. Patton, T. Butler. 1 activities ROW 1: L. Welfly, S. Moyer, H. March, C. Alley, E. DeStasio, L. Rogers, J Spangler K Bauer ROW 2 D. Flowers, Mr. Colasanti. Public Address Announcers KNEELING: K. Kersch- ner. ROW 1: J. Sowers, D. Richart, D. Brubaker, L. Bausher, W. Ziegler, K. Kroenig, C. Harris, D, Austin. ROW 2: Mrs. Ritter, S. Lynch, V. John- ston, S. Butler, G. john- stnn, V. Breaux, C. Lein- lnach, C. Ziegler. ROW 3: B. LeLacheur, S. Schlegel, J. Moyer, T. Kramer, M. Geigle, J. Stillwell. rt Club 1 li fc activities 1 i 1 . l .2432 ROW 1: M. Smith, B. Kerchner, D. Ritter, R. Woods, W. Johnston, S. Jones, T. Rose, T. Horst, J. Robitzer. ROW 2: T. Stone, K. Zeswitz, P. Pettit, B. Keffer, B. Buzby, T. Bertolet, R. Rehr, T. Weaver, J. Le-van. ROW 3: M. Steltz, C. Koch, J. Forry, J. Fister, R. Charles, G. Jo hnston, R. Rohitzer, D. Flowers, K. Manhold, D. Fallon. ROW 4: J. Tschop, D. Bausher, G. Rhoads, J. Elder, J. Maguire, D. Cote, M. Mendel, D. Miller, D. Fire Platoon Stage Crew SEATED: G. Burdan, J. Levan, T. Snyder, J. Robitzer. B. Kunkelman, J. Mogel, R. Zitzman, D. Flowers. STAND- ING: R. Dieffenbuch, D. Gorman, M. Eben, R. NV41hl. G. Rhogids, R. Rothermel, G. Johnston, P. Pettit, F. Mogel, C. Breaux, B. Miller. activities Homecoming A New Beginning for Wyomissing Area High School was the initiation of HOME- COMING WEEKEND. The intense spirit and enthusiasm present at the Friday night pep rally increased with the Saturday after- noon activities. The Coronation of the 1969 Homecoming Queen, Cheryl Ziegler, and the appointment of her court, Cindy Heist, Virginia Johnston, and Holly McDonough, highlighted the half-time activities of the Daniel Boone game. The dance that evening concluded the Homecoming festivities. activitl Senior Class Activities i 5 COLOPHON sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports sports Spartan Sports I970 This year a fusing of two school districts brought new beginnings to Spartan Sports. Our athletic teams responded as single units representing one school and fighting for a common victory. As the unity of our Spartans became apparent, spirit emerged and soared as it never had before. It became evident to our athletes that the fans were behind them regardless of the outcome. The success of our athletic endeavors cannot be evaluated by record alone. Its success must also be determined by the spirit which was generated at our sports events. And just as there is always room for improvement of our record, there is always room for improvement of our spirit. Thus, the fans and athletes of Wyomissing Area High School may look forward to more new beginnings, for the spirit and record of such a great school, surely, must climb. uv- sports N 'K' 1 I 4 Q .I E sports Football This fall, the 1969-1970 Spartans witnessed new beginnings under Headcoach Roger Ev- ans. With the newly inaugurated system came a rebirth of team spirit and enthusiasm which showed itself in the first few games. Although plagued by critical injuries which hampered po- tential and dampened spirit, the Spartans cour- ageously represented our school throughout the season. sports ROW 1: B, Buzby, W. Kautter, M. Mendel, J. Rupp, D. Miller, C. Derr. M. Smith, J. Bowers, B. Fiegel, R, Hiller, T, Heckler. ROW 2: R. Yeich, R, Horner, J, Heckler, T. Binder, L. Memmo, B, Gage, D. Birdsall, J. Levan, W. Powell, J, Brisan, R. Hinsey, S. Robitzer, C. Zeswitz, M. Steltz. ROW 3 :Mr. Evans, Mr. Horst, Mr. Fake, Mr. Sheetz, C. Barth, J. Schaeffer, D. Rossi, K. joffred, J. Wagner, K. Witmer, C, Koch, T. Rose, H. Hemmerch, S. jones. SCHEDULE Opponent Wyomiffing 0 Hamburg Area 29 18 Perkiomen Valley 16 8 Daniel Boone 0 14 Holy Name 6 32 Schuylkill Valley 12 ESO Exeter 6 35 Landsale Catholic 8 46 Conrad Weiser 12 sports sports ROW 1: M. Nuss, R. Heckler, S. Rodriquez, C. Powell, K. Brophy, M. White, M. Naylor, S. Steltz, D. jones. ROW 2: D. Hoffman, F. Ferrera, A. Naylor, E. Lambros, G. Wurster, D. Edwards, J. Cramp, j. Savadelis, B. Kunkelman, R. Heckler. ROW 3: Mr. Waite, A. Davis, D. Ruth, M. Norton, M. Kramer. R. Steffv, B. Seibert, R. Snyder, H. Cnstellucci, G. Mengel. Junior Varsit Football sports ' ROW 1: B. Keefer, R. Wildermuth, M. Decusati j. Mikulsky, B. Lehr, G. Frill, D. Cote, D. Smith. a.-ff. s, J. Bechtel, J. Fister, D. Fallon, J. Stockler. ROW 2: Mr. Sherry, J. Veil, Basketball Hustle, guts, and determination set the pace for many of the basketball games this year. Our Spartans proved to be formidable opponents, especially when met on their home court. The team, led by the 1-2 scoring punch of Seniors George Frill and jim Bechtel, compiled a 9-7 league record and finished third in the Western Division. Senior Barry Lehr and Junior john Mikulsky provided strength under the boards, supplemented by Junior joe Fister who led the offensive attack. Our bench proved more than adequate on many occasions where tough de- fense and fresh strength were needed to boost our team to victory. Backing up the starting five were Seniors Bill Keffer, Dave Cote, Dan Fallon, and Rick Wildermuth. Coach Sherry may cast a hopeful eye to next year with five Varsity men returning and members of our second place Junior Varsity graduating to the Varsity. sports f VT- 1 I? A 3 , f A XXI l 'ix I sports MH S . L VH! S 6' 1 i SCHEDULE Opponent Wfyonzirrizzg 71 Holy Name 60 38 Exeter 86 55 Daniel Boone 51 66 Mount Penn 60 48 Twin Valley 47 83 Cedar Crest 62 45 Muhlenberg 66 49 Hamburg 46 52 Wilson 69 57 Tulpehocken 83 17 Oley Valley 56 83 Conrad Weiser 66 56 Schuylkill Valley 69 63 Governor Mifflin 49 52 Cedar Crest 46 57 Muhlenberg 59 60 Hamburg 76 63 Wilson 65 37 Tulpehocken 71 64 Conrad Weiser 51 61 Schuylkill Valley 59 60 Governor Mifflin 61 sports ' i 21 sports ..,.-4- 'f f O O Jumor Varsity Basketball ROW 1: W. Peters, Richard Heckler, J. Wagner, J. Steltz. ROW 2: D. Bailey, M. Ciervo, J. Blaum, J. Schaeffer, Mr. Morgan, R. Horner, Ronald Heckler, J. Ciervo, J. Gorman. U lla 1 sports wg - -I 2' ., ri' 'k 2 is Q A K' K U e wk KM in-..--nun? 3 'nd i ..,.'5 '---, Q! if sports 'i 'X' 5' W -W Q-W A... 1 M MM , . -- In J .. SCHEDULE Opponefzl 72 Holy Name 20 Exeter 43 Daniel Boone 38 Mount Penn 18 Twin Valley 59 Cedar Crest 40 Muhlenberg 37 Hamburg 58 Wilson 37 Tulpehocken 27 Oley 42 Conrad Weiser 35 Schuylkill Valley 35 Governor Mifflin 40 Cedar Crest 54 Muhlenberg 40 Hamburg 53 Wilson 30 Tulpehocken 41 Conrad Weiser 42 Schuylkill Valley 51 Governor Mifflin WJ'077ZiJJf7Zg 66 56 54 34 72 60 50 48 53 63 67 49 81 53 65 51 56 46 72 53 80 77 sports W W, 1 , Y ' ,wh 1' 2 ROW 1: N. Smith, L. Welfly, P. Giles, N. Longenecker, E. Mury, S. Halulakos, C. Robinson, ROW 2: S. Clymer, M. Moyer, H. Ginn, S. jay, S. Wagner, C. Ziegler, L. McDonough, J. Feeman, A. Spang, A. Hassett, B. Baldwin, Mrs. james. ROW 3: G. Agnoletto, M. Capozello, J. Cramp, W. Ziegler, C. Wentzel, M. Breitinger, P. Lowery, J. Grill, G. Wagner, S. Schlegel, S. Steiger, J. Racltke, K. Meining, P. Raffinelli. Girls Hockey sports -.EJJ ll ROW 1: B. Feldman, J. Grill, N. Champagne, L. Noecker, P. Smorey, V. Beuscher, J. Lukens. ROW 2: J. Cramp, J. Feeman, E. Lunclin, S. Formicone, D. DeLucia, K. Mogel. ROW 3: Mrs. Michael, M. Mills, B. Leidich, S. jay, A. Hassett, M. Gross, B, Mury, L. McStay, S. Moyer, S. Kerper, S. Halulal-ms, C. XX'nlters. Mrs. james. Girls Basketball A 1 wif' g,.W.M ...Q... ,.e..esm- hit- il- if sports 'QCA ROW 1: J. Rhoads, S. Patton, C. Snyder, K. Esterbrook, M. Siebach. ROW 2: T. Horst, Mr. Gottshall, D. Batdorf, B. Har- ris, T. Ness, G. Heilman, D. Bausher. Cross Countr XV sports R 'es ROW' 1: T. Devlin, A. Youse, T. Horst, W. Johnston, M. Naylor, M. McGowan, B. Deihert, D. Batdorf, P. Favcrman. K. Brophy. ROW 2: F. DeCamillo, G. Steinrock, R. Snyder, B. Kunkelman, H. Catellucco, B. Gerhart, D. Edwards, R. Steffy, M. Vifhite, G. Murphy, Mr. Horst. ROXW 3: J. Savadelis, M. Norton, G. Becker, G. Johnston, B. Miller, G. Wurster, K. Barth, D. Birdsall, R. Dodson, D. Flowers, C. Lafreniere. Wrestling Wrestling appeared on the Spartan sports scene as a tough, competitive sport, evoking much enthusiasm from avid fans. The success of the team, consisting primarily of fresh- men and sophomores, can be measured not only by the 3-1 record they compiled, but also by their competition in the Berks County School Boy Wrestling Tournament, where four Spartan wrestlers finished as finalists and four others as semi-finalists. . w-Q . 1,3 ff' ff' XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX sports 5 XX XXX M. Brennan, P. Pettit, L. Champagne. J. Pinocchio, R. Mengel, B. Kauttcr, C. Snyder, Du Rnssi, Mr. Dowling, M. Young, D. Cohn. Bowling sports Tenni ROW' 1: T. Wfeaver, D. Cohn. J. Davis, R. Elkind. ROW 2: J. Elder. R. Charles, D. Mayer, R. Mengel, K. Sutton, R. Rehr. Mr. Sheetz. A kl f Rf sports 3' . LV'Z A ' I WI? 35 Q g-52,32 ' f ,,,, ,r r ' ' .1 ROW' 1: J. XVagner, D. Dunkel, M. Sicbarh, 1. Busch. T. Horst. D. Brlrrlmf, C. Snyder. ROXV 2: G. Heilmun, D. Bausher, J. Rhoads, R. XX'ildermuth, B. Harris, T. Ness, E. Restrepo, j. Gorman. ROW' 5: j. Moyer, D. Grunt, J. Schaeffer, B. Gage, J. Veil, R. Horner, 1. Bowers, T, Rose, VU. Hehnly, Mr. ENLl11S,hIl'.F2lkC. sports I, nn., sports 'Al vi .. . -. ., ' ix .. W - UP- R -.,gzigf' .Q-. Q . 'P Q , ' A M, ' ,WJ . w - N, 1 -Q ' H' . f . A Tig ' x ' ' ,. ' - . - -' L- . R R R . . - -'..' lar? Qi' K - 3 1 K . , is 'L ' . 1 if S? iiicl ' I .,,. K in , . - Q .,iq.x,L . ks. 9 . '59F-wx Ba eball ROW 1: G. Bcnnethum, M. DeCusatis, R. Seasholtz, T. Bimlcr, B. Buzby, J. Knapp, D. Fisher, j. Lexan, M. Layland, J. Drlvirlhciser, R. Heckler, S. Stcltz, J. Heckler, T. Stone. ROXW 2: Mr. Rittlc, K. Xwitmcr, M. Wl1itc', G. Steinmck, D. james, R. Steffy, C. Breaux, T. Keffer, D. Ackelsori, R. Ritter, 'If Hoffcckcr, D. Stoyko, C. Behm, M. Spence, I.. Maieru, Mr, Null. ROW 3: T. Jay, B. Lukens, D. Phillips. G. Becker, R. Heckler. B. Miller, D. Cute. J. Maguire. Blaumf R. Howell. J. Rogers, C. Trettin. sports M,,,,,.,.4.--',,.....--M-4 ROW 1: P. Pettit, T. Murphy, J. Dc-Hart, M. Mendel, D. Fallon, R. Robitzer. ROW 2: C. Koch, S. Robitzer, C. Derr, D. Holbrook, R. Kautter, K, Manholcl, T. Ruhe, Mr. Aubrey. Golf Q ' .S . , , v ...f Muff ,- Neg M, ., . Q i . . L vI 3 ' .S .- 1 5625.3 K wr :k?. t.Z1,-kt ' ' sports VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1: M. Moyer, K. McCoy, S. jones, C. Ziegler. ROW 2: H. McDonough, P. Moyer, P Giles, E. Soussloff, B. Coxe. heerleaders Y' sports 3 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1: S. Miller, N. Reber, J. Deswert. ROW 2: B. Eavenson, S. Sawyer, K. Restrepo, L. Garrigan, S. Easley, L. Rogers, S. Smith. underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen CO I-0PH0Nunderclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen 55911 ,,,. ,, ., V , gl 1 6,49 an . in K MY3 1,3 fl ' ff : 1 fzsivm, :VM Wfff 5' Q4 W underclassmen CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: J. Farrell, vice-presidentg M. McDonough, secretary. STANDING: F. Mogel, president: V. Beuscher, treasurer. FIRST ROW: T. Gallagher, J. Farrell, J. Feeman, C. Eberly, I.. Eben, E. Grookett. SECOND ROW: R. Elkind, M. Eben T. Flannery, A. Davis, K. Dybalski, D. Conrad, R. Dieffenbach. THIRD ROW: R. Dato, T. Dojan, J. Emmett, M. Cramer J. Davis, M. Dougherty, J. Cramp. underclassmen FIRST ROW: K. Baldwin, L, Brossman, D. Bellairs, B. Brown, S. Colarusso, C. Cappel, N. Champagne, P. Bann. SEC- OND ROW: V. Beuscher, T. Butler, K. Brophy, T. Chwastiak, C. Aurand, C. Cardinal, G. Burdan, B. Clemens, C. Behm. THIRD ROW: D. Becker, M. Broadbelt, C. Breaux, S. Bensinger, B. Chaknos, C. Brown, J. Cassidy, D. Ackelson. FIRST ROW: S. Page, M. McDonough, M. Moore. SECOND ROW: I.. McTague, C. McNear, F. Rapino. THIRD ROW: P. Purring, D. Minnich, K. Miller, L. Noecker. FOURTH ROW: J. Moyer, R. Perfect, J. Mogel. FIFTH ROW: M. Naylor, R. Merkle, F. Mogel, M. McGowan. :WU 1 underclassmen www. ,... I FIRST ROW: C. Walker, M. Hollenbach. SECOND ROW: M. Soussloff, L. Staron, M. Stump, B. Swider, S. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Zeswitz, K. Witmer. FOURTH ROW: K. Woodward, P. Smorey, A. Spang, N. Spang- ler, B. Stoudt, D. Stoyko. FIFTH ROW: D. Terefenko, R. Zitzman, M. Young. SIXTH ROW: J. Wenrich, J. Sonsini, R. Wahl, M. Spence, T. D Snyder, 1. Spang. SEATED: M. Schaeffer, B. Rose, A. Renken, D. Ruzowicz, L. Rc-hr, C. Robinson, J. Runyeon, S. Richart, B. Goade, L. Sailer. STANDING ROW 1: D. Serba, K. Schaeffer, P. Reppert, R. Ritter, B. Seibert, J. Robitzer, S. Siebach. ROW 2: C. Schlegel, S. Lance, J. Ringler, P. Mikulsky, R. Rothermel, K. Sinclair. underclassmen FIRST ROW: V. Harding, E. Holzsweig, B. Hoffman, C. Heffner, L. I-Ieckman, K. Henry. SECOND ROW: A. Hivner, S. Geib, B. Hoopes, B. Haring, K. Crounse, K. Hanley, T. Hoffecker. THIRD ROW: P. Heiser, D. Hoffman, R. Henson, R. Hawman, M. Gallop, D. Gorman. 2 FIRST ROW: D. McDill, A. Johnston, C. Keppley, K. Kaufman. SECOND ROW: V. Krause, G. Manzolillo, S. LeLacheur, T. Keim, J. Lantz. THIRD ROW: S. Laucks, D. McAllister, L. jenckes, C. Hutzulak, Y. Kauffman. FOURTH ROW: L. Maiers, T. Jay, A. Lynch, M. Ley- land, J. Levan. FIFTH ROW: J. Knop, B. Kunkelman, T. Keffer, D. Jones, D. Mar- burger. underclassmen CLASS OFFICERS: T. Binder, presidentg R. Horner, vice-presidentg K. Mogel, secretaryg K. Barth, treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. Eavenson, E. Dobson, T. Fiorentino, J. Deswert, L. Diehl. SECOND ROW: J. Cramp, S. Engelhart, D. Davidson, S. Easley, S. D'Agostino, T. Devlin, 1. Davidheiser. THIRD ROW: D. Flowers, M. DeCusatis, J. Gerhart, F. De- Camillo, P. Damato, D. Edwards. underclassmen 'ii k,.. in F . .., sg: Ng? FIRST ROW: T. Lesher, A. Youse, T. Heist, D. Bailey, G. Mengel. SECOND ROW: J. Myskowski, J. Ruth, M. Thomas, D. Fisher, M. Siebach, T. Schwartz. THIRD ROW: J. Braun, M. Ciervo, J. Ciervo, J. Fiorentino, R. Yeich, R. Heckler. FIRST ROW: D. Martin, R. Minnick, L. Minnick, L. Kinkaid. SEC- OND ROW: N. Klingaman, L. Kruk, A. Kreitz, S. Kreska, L. McDon- ough. THIRD ROW: D. jones, S. Kerper, A. Lauter, N. Levering, H. . Kerper. FOURTH ROW: C. Long, W. Johnston, M. Makuch, M. Mercer, K. Mogel. FIFTH ROW: B. Kerchner, G. Bond, H. Castelucci, E. Lam- bros, C. Lafreniere. A QI - .ia ix underclassmen FIRST ROW: F. Corea, S. Carrozza, M. Carabello, J. Behm, D. Austin, M. Borell, A. Cook. SECOND ROW: W. Archi bald, J. Adams, G. Behrle, L. Caldwell, S. Clymer, G. Anstadt, D. Bredin, D. Batdorf. THIRD ROW: J. Bingaman G Becker, K. Barth, Blaum, T. Bertolet, T. Binder, M. Brannan, D. Cohn. FIRST ROW: L. Rogers, K. Restrepo, C. Moser, K. Morrissey, S. Sawyer, G. O'Reilly. SECOND ROW: D. Richart, V Paskaly, P. Raffanelli, R. Reber, P. Raihl, L. Morley, M. Rodgers, R. Ritter. THIRD ROW: R. Newman, R. Dodson Schaeffer, R. Lauter, D. Bausher, F. Ferrara, 1. Rodri u P. Pett't. FOURTH ROW: B. M'll P. R' I T. T Horst, H. Schwartz, B. Peters, C. Powell, D, Phillips. 'Vx ez 1 1 er, emse Rose, 3 7 ww underclassmen . 1 ' iw:-wx.: M, mKKb A 1 fag it.. A FIRST ROW: A. Witmer, C. Wentzel, W. Ziegler, K. Shiffer, G. Umlauf. SECOND ROW: L. Weidner, A. Woodward, D. Schmick, G. Seidel, C. Shultz, D. Williams, R. Scott. THIRD ROW: C. Trettin, G. Wurster, S. Walker, W. Wagner, R. Steffy, A. Strombosky. FOURTH ROW: R. Woods, J. Steltz, M. White, J. Shumway, J. Ziegler, J, Witman. FIRST ROW: S. Ganser, C. Hertzog, B. Heist, S. Holzsweig. SECOND ROW: D. Hollinger, S. Gibson, H. Hill, J. Heiser. THIRD ROW: K. Geistler, L. Grim, B. I-Iassler, G. Gnngewere, B. Fritz. FOURTH ROW: C. Geigle, D. Guiles, D. Hill, B, jenckes, A. Frost. FIFTH ROW: R. Heckler, G. A. john- ston, R. Horner, j. Gorman, G. Heilman. in 2. ' .Ta underclassmen CLASS OFFICERS: W. Restrepo, vice-presidentg S. Peters, secretaryg A Hassett, treasurerg D. Birdsall, president. FIRST ROW: O. Baldwin, J. Braun, P. Bennethum, J. Comins, B. Coxe. SECOND ROW: P. Chen, S. Butler, L. Conrad, C. Bensinger, R. Chwastiak. THIRD ROW: J. Brisan, L. Champagne, R. Charles, D. Birdsall, J. Christesen. -3' Jilin' ...Q I underclassmen all-. + so . - i f- Qor' f X,-: ...af .t -s . J . ,Q We 8 'Q WQ N fm L..- FIRST ROW: E. DeStasio, L. Hammerschmidt, J. Goss, S. Halulakos, L. Garrigan, D. Golden. SECOND ROW: D. Hafer, C. Esterson, M. Deckman, S. Fisher, L. Harrington. THIRD ROW: J. Fister, W. Gage, J. Forty, C. Guest, D. Grant. FIRST ROW: N. Jarozenski, I. Hawman, J. Hart, K. Kendall SECOND ROW: A, Hassett, D. Hafer, L. Klingaman, C. Kelly THIRD ROW: J. Hoppe, D. Landis, S. Jones, G. Heist, E. Hum- ' Q mel. FOURTH ROW: H. Kretz, R. Hinsey, G. Heckler, J. DeHart, If L. Lamey. FIFTH ROW: H. Hemmerich, J. Howell, D. Lance, T. Hoffecker, C. Koch. K. underclassmen Q o'f 'M RIGHT--FIRST ROW: J. Sowers, S. Steiger, R. Wolfe, G. Wagner. SECOND ROW: S. Zilber, C. Walter, K. Weist, C. Wilkes, L. Yund, S. Smith. THIRD ROW: K. Sutton, K. Stillwell, R. Ritter, T. Stone, D. Szajek. FOURTH ROW: R. Seasholtz K. Zeswitz, J. Tschop, J. Veil, C. Snyder. SEATED: J. Seasholtz, S. Schlegel, L. Phipps, N. Reber, K. Schaeffer, P. Rivers, T. Peterson, L. Reed. STANDING: D Smith, J. Rhoacls, F. Schofer, S. Patton, S. Peters, T. Raab, J. Rogers, B. Restrepo, D. Rohrbach, D. Ruth. 'W li A ' hw nf ww..,,..f1.L. ol 4 ' mm underclassmen . QS , 1 N: . X k J I , . R w f IM? fx: s 'TM - ' .,,-. xiii V, -- FIRST ROW: R. Cafurello, S. Clemens, J. Wanner, J. Hafer, R. Lesher, D. Dundore. SECOND ROW: D. Willman, W. Powell,Ij. Stockler, M. Nuss, K. joffred. THIRD ROW: K. Artz, C. Rhoads, S. Miller, J. Mikulsky, D. Straub, A. Miller, E. West ey. FIRST ROW: S. Marx, J. McStay, K. McCoy, K. Meinig. SECOND ROW: B. Leidich, J. Marburger, S. Lynch, D. Lesko, L. Orch. THIRD ROW: A. Miller, E. Margrave, B. Mury, E. Lundin, C. Manwiller. FOURTH ROW: J. Levan, S. Miller, L. Harnly, H. March, P. Lowrey. FIFTH ROW: T. Ness, S. Naylor, R. Law, S. Morley, F. Maag. 5 . ,. w'3nn... COLOPHON i IIO seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors H xg mfg L gfg 5 ff E 1 gag? l L. A If 5 ,f f St k seniors Peppa the Italian exchange student who does not have dark hair Francesco constantly carries her Italian-American dictionary love for folk music and skiing . . . Kids-an easy word for young people weekend in Philly with Nooki and Sue saw the sunrise in between Bruce's and jerry's parties .. . will remember the Spang's hospitality lost the Labor Day swimming races to Shelly dinner at Mrs, Knipe's house anticipates returning to Wfyomissing plans to attend college in Italy to study Latin and Greek. International Student Committee, Y-Teens, FTA, Class Play, Hockey, Basketball. La transported from Italy to Wytminissing on the S. S. Michelangelo to begin senior year here the pool memories of the upstairs floor and roof of her old apartment OSR possesses incense that once belonged to a Greek Orthodox Church Neptune possessor of a Roman urn Charmer Piper Club Johnny Baker Madame Collina The Senate . .. Mora- torium, October 15 fond of incense plans to attend college and travel. French Club. CAROLYN MAE ADAMS Carol blue-eyed blonde shrimpy owns a puddle-jumper For Pete's sake trips to Stone Harbor and Florida Ginger, Judy, and Ginger the Pinnacle two wonderful tnonths Tulpehocken Creek Park former slave at Schell's M.T.H.S. Wfildwood '69 New Year's Eve '69 wills Gin Gin to whoever needs a companion plans to become a dental assistant. Chorus, National junior Honor Society, FHA, Freshman class secretary, Model U.N. Club, FNA fsecretarylv FTA, Library Assistant. GIUSEPPINA AGNOLETTO CONSTANCE ALLEY Connie great parents, brothers, and sisters . . . Howcly! trips to Virginia Beach and Ocean City '68 seven in L,B.S. New Year's Eve of 1968 a certain red Volkswagen . . . Y'all will always remember the number . . . basketball, '67-'68 Annie Get Your Gun 30 wills her Southern accent to Sam plans to attend college. Student Council Salesman, Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, International Student Committee, Statistician, FTA, Announcer, French Club, Class Play, Honor Roll. LAUREN CAREY ARCHIBALD seniors JUDITH ANN BAILEY judy blue-eyed blonde New York class trip good friends Ginger, Carolyn, Suzanne, Barb, Sherrie, Bonnie, and Michele 5-24-69 memorable times in Driver Training Dorney Park puddle-jumper notorious Christmas party the window wills a picture of Suzanne in a bikini to Alan Strombosky plans a career in cosmetology. FHA, FTA, Model U. N. Club, Chess Club, Chorus, Library Assistant, School Play. BARBARA ELLEN BALDXVIN Barb hails from South Carolina born on Halloween has a calypso saves letters distinctive laugh proud owner of a Himalayan cat and a pair of spats . .. Forget it . .. trips to Connecticut and Stone Harbor . .. Chinese Fire Drills Pete '69 Prom Plaza Parking Lot English muffins Dixie Debs used a fire extinguisher as perfume wills her hockey skills to Lcttie McDonough plans to attend college. Y-Teens, FTA, French Club, Class Play, Prom Committee, Spanish Club ftreasurerj, International Student Committee, Hockey. KAREN CHRISTINE BAUER Nookie foster member of the class of '70 passion for rock and classical music Groovy empathy with all foreign students constructive cigar- smoking father lenient mother two vociferous dachshunds What. a bummer! weekend in Philly with Peppa and Sue frequents The Main- oint bio cram sessions with GiGi and Becca educational year in P ' - - ' . . Sweden plans to attend Temple University. International Student Committee Qchairmanj, Prom Committee, Honor Roll, Class Plays, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Library Club, Chorus, Newspaper. JAMES GARY BECHTEL Bec . . . Boy . . . Black King , . , has superb taste in attire . .. sole possessor of a Nude funny-looking knees notorious moocher Funky Bethany Beach Lend me a dime, Dan? loves to hear the jingle of coins trip to Europe in '69 had a long ride to Collegeville sneaker battles in the locker room 80-foot sliding board in the salt mines goes home via Vista Road . . . fell out of the bathtub twice in one night . . . future includes college. Basketball, Student Council, Cross-Country, Track, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. F . SEHIOFS SHARON ANN BEHRLE Sherrie . .. loves to work with hair laughing eyes Now, wait a minute trips to N. Y. and the shore trips back from Vo-Tech with Mifflin kids enjoys formal dances walked home from Vo-Tech in eleventh grade Shut up 5 plans to become a hair dresser. Library Club, Blue Triangle, Y-Teens. HOLLY ANN BOLL Hoi most expensive mouth around owns a green worm talent for breaking ice at the Stone House trains at Schell's excursions with Cyn . . . admires cats . .. cornfields and fence-climbing with Suzy . .. Dee's lab partner Alfie memorable weekends broken windshield the rating system Wills her dancing ability to Scott jones future includes college. Art Club, FTA, Y-Teens, Class Play, Prom Committee. MARYANNE BORDEN Maryanne always hungry proud possessor of a maxi-coat talents for sewing and eating trips to N. Y. and the mountains sevenamile hike Kate's a certain yellow and black VW 3-25-67 W. R. gang climbing on the rocks Mike New Year's Eve '67, '68, '69 peanut butter balls aspiring model wills her sewing ability to Carmen Cardinal . . . plans to become a fashion buyer, FHA, Newspaper, Girls Basketball, Hockey, DECA, McDowell Chorus, Y-Teens. CHARLES ROBERT BOWERS Butch . . . unique laugh . . . has a knack for telling jokes-badly . . . exciting trip to the Historical Society in ninth grade drives a hot 427 Comet Mr. Costenbadeis favorite math scholar remembers General Science with Mrs. Wolf a diehard Phillies fan wills his baseball savvy to Mr. Noll future includes college. Baseball, Football, Bowling, Fire Platoon, Class Play, Honor Roll, Stage Crew. seniors JAMES WILLIAM BOWERS Jimbo has an antique Chevy with a groovy back seat . .. author of a book of moves pool hustler OJ consistent track runner amazing fisher- man I guess! proud owner of a singing dog early morning VW crusades member of the Old Grand Blvd. Gang connections in Mt. Penn . .. camped in Esty's back yard , ,. wills his running ability to Coach Fake . .. future includes college. Football, Track, Cross Country, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Fire Platoon. VALERIE TOWNSEND BREAUX Val a proud Gemini has a jukebox trips to California and Wood- stock I'll take to that escapades with Beeper and Morris . .. 911 Penn Ave. The Who summer of '67 in O, C. journeyed to Philly and Penn- side with Pat New Year's Eve memorable times at Beeper's farm Electric Factory veteran of the summer concerts in City Park wills her curly hair to Pat Tilden . . . future undecided. Library Club, Y-Teens, Drama Club, Art Club. MARCIA JEAN BREITINGER Marcia always laughing patronizes the U. S. Postal Service talented tennis player famous watch big sister, Sherir All Right! New England college tour with Linda Graduation '67 Tufts frat dinner laughing spells with Suzie . .. Chinese Fire Drills . .. West Chester weekend . . . a long QU distance phone call . .. trips to Rocky Point . .. wills her tennis ability to Karen Meinig will attend Wheattmn College. Jr. Foreign Relations, Student Council, Blue Triangle, GAA, Chorus, French Club, Y-Teens, FNA fpresidentj, National Honor Society, Class Play, Cheerleading, Hockey, International Student Committee, Honor Roll. JUDITH MARIE BROSS Judy dimples great sewing ability enjoyed those W. R. class- trips . . , memories of bookkeeping and shorthand . ,. laughing spells diligent library worker fan of Mr. Tolson and Mrs. Lash was hit by a hockey ball .:. memorable experiences learning to drive . . . wills her driving ability to Karen Weist . . . future undecided. McDowell Chorus, Hockey, School Musicale. seniors MICHAEL JOSEPH BROSS Brossey an aspiring auto mechanic has a Triumph 500 motorcycle . ., memorable first bus ride to Vo-Tech enjoyed Nr. Tolson's classes Mr. Gilbert and the guys at Vo-Tech English classes wills his love for school to whoever wants it . . , plans to attend a trade school. Football, School Play. ELLEN LOUISE BROXVN Brownie has a pair of eyelids in a jar The Quarry member of the Fairview Ave. Gang block parties Jeff Devlin's slumber party drove home from the Hills without brakes . .. security guard at Boscov's retreats at Blue Mountain with .lane monkeys wills her tiny waist to lNIr. Brubaker ... plans to enter nursing school. DEBRA ANN BRIQBAKER BRUl electric hair and brown suede boots celebrated New Year's Eve in a funeral parlor fliptop Fang usually seen in a navy blue 7723 Thunderclog I don't understand fantastic parents strange relationship with jerry I have a question connections at XVorley's . .. the after-prom party '68 1408 Wesley Ave., OCNJ twin sister, G1 . .. KROM, INC. ... perpetually late ... will attend Hollins College. Blue Triangle, Newspaper, Y-Teens, Drama Clubf secretaryj, International Student Committee, Art Club Qpresiclentj, FTA, Debate Team, French Club, Class Plays. SUSAN JEAN BUNNELL I Bunny long blonde hair owns two Chihuahuas many relatives in the South trips to California and Alabama Good Grief! memories of Central High, Reading High, and the Northwest Pool study halls with Alison driving around with Pam, Linda, and Kathy long phone calls summer '69 with Bob, Beth, and Bo . .. wilfls her U.S.N.A. ring to Jane will attend the University of South Alabama. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Class Play, Chorus. seniors ROBERT BARRY BUZBY Buz Uncle Buzzy beautiful QFD eyes has the largest soul-record collection in town . .. black monster, Sarge . . . swallowed his pen in A 8: P , .. trips to North Wfildwood Gail a survivor of Dewey's road rally enjoys Herman Hopping a verbal assailant of Dewey and Rae an employee of Mr. Food appreciates Mr. Bell's excellent humor wills his smelly A 84 P shark back to Mr, Horst . . . future includes college. Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, Fire Platoon, Class Play. DEBRA ANN CAPOZELLO Debbie has a twin great driving ability You make me sick those great class trips at W, R. Mod Squad remembers singing over the bridge and wading in the water Steam Machine great summer of '69 Stevie XX'onder dog . ,. New Years Eye of '68 . ., hard worker at the hospital . .. her better QQ half R. H. S. and the Dolphin Lounge wills her driving skills to Patti Bennethum . . . future undecided, Hockey, Girls Basketball, School Play, Cheerleading. DONNA MARIE CAPOZELLO Donna curly hair and long fingernails . ,. has a great sense of direction talent for sewing Oh, wow! Mod Squad the Fabulous Motiques wading in the water SLD New Year's Eye '68 and '69 the black Chevy Nip trips to the shore and New York good times in Mr. Schucker's room Pinney wills her one-and-only to Jodi Grill future undecided. Hockey, Girls Basketball, Art Club, FTA, FHA. McDowell Chorus, School Plays, Athletic Association, County Chorus, Cheerleading. DONALD XX'Il.I.lAM CLEMENS Pot Dorothy Mental Giant two pets, jupiter and Mercury distinctixe stomach . . . Grind a pound for me. lady , ,. many trips to Canada . . , frequent chess victories over Hinny enjoys Mr. O'Connor's cool classes fond of Mr. G's humor memorable bus rides to Vo-Tech with Billy, jack, and Rene wills his size '32 pants to Mr, O'Connor and his comb to Rich Hinnershitz ... plans to enter the field of electronics. seniors l DAVID PAUL core Dave the great escapes was surrounded by a No Parking sign in N. Y. proud possessor of a unique prune juice bottle has an excuse for everything . .. I'll never tell . .. Lost Weekend with Susie . .. Veteran of a police escort plastered for six weeks straight during basketball season an avid supporter of the verbal cudgel braved A. P. French with Miss Royer wills a bottle of Happy Pills to the ladies in the library plans to attend college. National Honor Society, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, French Club, Drama Club, International Student Committee, Fire Platoon fco-captainj, Honor Roll, Colophon fasst. editorj. JEAN LOUISE CRAMP Lois avid football and basketball fan summer of tennis and Shelly has a famous cowbell . . , fascinated by a certain bridge . . . Virginia Beach, '68 . .. Pres memories of haunted houses stuck in the mud Feb. 24 Friday Fiasco P. jfs in O. C. Sly drove the judge snow ball battles Annie Get Your Gun just missed college bound. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, GAA, Library Club, FTA fhistorianj, Chorus, Drill Team, Hockey, Junior Class President, Class Plays, Honor Roll. ANTHONY NICHOLAS CHARLES DATO Butch usually responds with a laugh . . . possesses a '52 DeSoto with a Hemi musically inclined pleasant QU memories of class trips to New York and Philadelphia wills his green bomb to whoever wants it future ambition to become an architect. DONNA MAY DAVIDSON Donna proud owner of a crying dog and a frozen hamster . .. trouble on a ramp contact attacks P. jfs in O. C, the Friday Fiasco V. B. '68 Sunday afternoons iced tea remembers being the new girl . .. Dolly Tate wills the unanimous support of the junior Class to all future Prom Chairmen . . . future plans include college. FTA fpresidentj, Y-Teens, International Student Committee, Class Play, Prom Com- mittee Qchairmanj, Newspaper, Caloplmzz Staff fAcademicsj, GAA, French Club, Honor Roll. Chorus, Cheerleader. seniors PAUL DuPONT DECKMAN, JR. Skippy has an extremely fast U1 Falcon many detention slips talents for imitating Janis Joplin and Jimmy Morrison Huh memorable trip to New York veteran Vo-Techer Eggy Butch Linda '59 Chevy great meals wills one sweaty, dirty gymsuit to his brother, Mark plans to enter the service. Class Play y JOSEPH BRONKO DCHART Hustler eight fingers and two thumbs proud possessor of a bowl talent for getting into jams Hey, Man! self-appointed leader of the Senior Cheering Section at B, B. games good friends Seaface, Mike, Griff, and Toad fan of Mr, Tolson and Mr. Messer . .. Kate's English with Pat Smokey the Bear G 84 E with Heckler W.R.H.S. two great cars, '57 Ford and '61 Comet Smoke wills his love for the U. S. Army to anyone who wants it . .. future undecided. DEBRA LEAH DeLUCIA Dee Dee dynamite a real Italian temper a gum-cracker great driver UD a talker! has a very expensive nose, two leg-eating poodles, and a Mickey Mouse watch I'm hungry trip to Wildvvood with Hol and Delps . .. chem labs with Hol many escapades in Rabbit Run will never A forget being hypnotized daily trips with Cyn felt sick at Schell's wills a certain turn at the pool to any risky driver G-rllege-bound. Y-Teens, FTA, Drama Club fvice-presidentj, Newspaper Qbusiness managerj, Spanish Club, Blue Triangle, Class Play, Prom Committee, GAA, Girls Basketball. LINDA MAE DEPUTY Lynn . .. blonde QU and sexy . .. wild dancer talents for singing and organ- playing Holy Moly! hails from California Joey many friends at Holy Name trips to N. Y. C. and Xllfashington, D. C. enjoys long walks on rainy days junk-collector an aspiring poet and songwriter wills her experiences at Holy Name to her sister, Beverly . ., future includes secretarial work. Chorus. seniors DAVID ALLEN DUNKLE Dunk . . . a chubby guy . . . runs like a boulder with legs . . . has a unique talent for walking down steps . . . wills his ability to interest people to Mr. Noll . . . plans to enter the service. KENNETH RUSSELL ESTERBROOK Esty proud owner of a '48 Chevy panel truck and a 550 Yamaha . .. avid runner and handball player Oh, wow! late night cycle rides to the cabin . .. rainy ride home with Teddy from Hamburg Darlene Teddy's last ride long walk from Vo-Tech Prom '68 Let's do something! wills his running ability to Chuck Snyder member of H.E.S.T. plans to enter the service. Track, Cross Country fcaptainj, Intramurals. CHARLES KAUFFMAN DERR, III Chip the Green Hornet talent CPD for quarter-backing Bad scene! attracted by a certain Colophon editor . .. trips to jackrabbit Hill . .. Alors! member of the Fairview Avenue Gang enjoys Mr. Bell's unique humor , . . classic duels with Manhold Buff's Wild West Show Two shots Louise's sweet-sixteen party . . , memories of the first hole at Galen Hall . . . college- bound. Foorball lcaptainj, Basketball, Golf. Student Council, National Honor Sfjfit-fy, Hi.Y ftreasurer, vice-presidentj, Class Play, French Club, Honor Roll, Colophon Staff. TIMOTHY LEE EDWARDS Teddy first with long sideburns remains of a wiped-out Honda Oh, wow! . .. summer of '68 at Green Hills Theater friends at Wilson . .. Soul Brother forever convertible tops in the rain seriously? nights at the cabin . .. Prom '68 . .. cycle ride in the rain from Hamburg member of H.F.S.T. and the Grand Blvd. gang . .. wills his bowling ability to Mr. G. . .. plans to enter the field of electronics. Hi-Y, Fire Platoon, Intramurals, Football, Bowling, Chorus. seniors DANIEL JOSEPH FALLON Dan world traveler always laughing black market in fireworks Hey Gordital fond memories of Jimmy, the Hippo personal scorekeeper for four years QL. C.J memorable summer in Bogota, Colombia Keep shooting, Dan Shelly 8th grade science class with Suzie skiing with Shelly, Nina, and Doug Halloween raids with the Hills Gang avid Celtics fan P. K. had 5,000 people under him fat the cemereryJ wills his basketball yo-yo to Coach Morgan plans to attend Eastern Nazarene College. Hi-Y fchaplain, presidentj, Spanish Club, Fire Platoon fcaptainj, Basketball, Class Play, Intramurals, Coloplmn ftreasurerj, International Student Committee ftreasurerJ, Drama Club ftreasurerj, Honor Roll. JANE ELIZABETH FEEMAN Freezer distinctive nose proud owner of an orange-eared rat 5 in a pup-tent grade school in XV. R. came close to Sly The Wild Bunch the man in the white T-Bird Hell's Angels beach fires great dog, Boomer unique defroster sparkly pink glasses trips to Michigan, Rehobeth Beach, and Lycoming wills the secret of the fish to Schlegs . ., future includes college. Y-Teens, Hockey, Girls Basketball, FTA, Spanish Club, Drill Team, International Student Committee, Drama Club, Class Play, Prom Committee. BARBARA RENEE FELDINIAN Barb good friends Judy, Dianne, Pat, Molly, and Dorene W,R.H.S. Oh, Brother! Mr. Tolson's moustache memorable class trip to New York . .. great f?J times in Driver Training vital memories of the Girls Basketball team wills her driving ability to Susie Fisher plans to attend a business school. Girls Basketball. BYRON SCOTT FIEGEI. Feeg owns a spotless Triumph motorcycle good times with How, Rick, Doug, and Mike memorable 7th grade shop classes football with Mr, i , Scalese and Magoo confusing Senior year XX',R I-IS college bound, fi -5 . W Football, Sophomore Class President, Health Committee. seniors SUZANNE GAY FINKE Suz an acclaimed Eskimo . .. regular patron of the U.S.P.O.D. Jesse Finke! lost her keys in the junior Class play member-in-good-standing of the United Procrastinator's Society her huskie, Cocoa UD Virginia Beach suffered through Sth grade science because of Danny and Chip Give 'em the axe! spends summers in Peyton Place . .. many a back-breaking flj laugh with Marcia All Right! a freezing experience at Linda's slumber party wills her knowledge of Cammal scandals to Tom Binder will attend Penn State. Student Council fsecretary, presidentj, FTA, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Blue Triangle, International Student Committee, junior Class Secretary, Colophon, Class Play, French Club. BARBARA CELINA FLANAGAN Barbararbara pseudo-senior catching up with French IV in Paris remembers peaceniking with Nookie and Pink artsy-craftsy aspirations Annie jerry's apple pie stained letters Alpine pique-niqueing La Barbe Colophon staff's representative abroad wills a decomposing raccoon rug to baby sister . . . future includes college. Colophon, Newspaper, French Club, Art Club, International Student Committee. DIANNE FORMICONE Dee closes her eyes when she laughs I guess great times at W.R.H.S. memorable class trip to New York fan of Mr. Tolson and Mr. Dowling her unforgettable parties German class fond UQ of -Senior English former slave at the hospital stalwart Spartan sports fan wills her sister Sandie two morefyears of the delicious cafeteria food future in elementary education. Girls Basketball. JONATHAN BRADFORD FONX' LER jon unused Ham license Shave! Me? swimming instructor at the Y Real fine fond of Cape Code girls Charlie No. 306 . .. Byndenwood dances aversion for Vo-Tech food . .. tremendous fear of electrical shocks . . . future in telecommunications. Tennis, Media Center, Automotive 8: Aeronautics Club, Cross-Country fmanagerj. seniors GEORGE THOMAS FRILL George red hair Ding-a-ling Lesson 3156 trips to New York World's Fair and Philmont us carrot-tops gotta stick together! fan of Uncle Dick memorable years at W.R.H.S. basketball buses George, you'll be the death of me , . . the Green Chevy different year at Wyimmissing Green Valley Mr. Shucker Prom '69 many exciting times with Teresa plans to attend college and study Business Administration. Colofllawz Business Staff, McDowell Chorus, School Musicale, Basketball. BONNIE KAREN GARIS Bon Bon anonymous phone calls W.R.H.S. Wheels the silver ball U.N.C.L.E.D. Mr. M's jokes the cellar window Old Vlyomissing Road that lost second tragedy Bill one ring and hang up vacations in France, Germany, and jackson Hole serious discussions proud hospital employee stand up and move 1-14-69 Rhino future includes secretarial work. National Junior Honor Society, Library Assistant. BEVERLY SUSANNE GASSERT Susie . ,. talent for getting into trouble , .. 1 guess! . .. trip to England . .. 11 years at W.R.H.S. Prom '69 New Year's Eve '68 Tom great U1 weekends wading in the creek the Stonehouse Chipnic likes to ride around I-lymie B.P.'s Reading Hospital plans to attend business school. ' Art Club! FTA, Cheerleading, 1-Iockey, Girls Basketball, junior Class treasurer, School Musicale, Drama Club, Athletic Association, Library Assistant. DIARY FRANCES GENDALL Mary great self-determination unique lips imitates birds and monkeys sticky buns! Lilac Place Luther C New Years Eve '68 5-28-69 special guy from Mifflin The Man hot '65 Dodge lost license summers at the shore Ronald MacDonald wills her knack for getting into trouble to Mike Conrad . . . hopes to work for Bell Telephone. Chorus, McDowell Chorus, FTA ttreasurerj, Y-Teens Qsecretaryl, Teenage Republi- cans fsecretary-treasurerj, Newspaper, Hockey, Girls Basketball, FHA, Art Club, School Musicales, seniors A PATRICIA CLYMER GILES Pat Stretch ski-jump nose natural blonde Bowser, the black cow Cool it, jay French Club to N. Y. C., '68 long time with Matt Lost Weekend Banana Splits music battles with Shelly swim team riots with Nolan chased Chip in grade school stuck twice on a certain country road DNA older twin UQ phone buddy, Brian plans to attend college. Y-Teens, French Club, Blue Triangle, Colnphmz staff, GAA, Hockey, Cheerleading Qco-captainj, FTA Qsecretaryj, International Student Committee, National Honor Society, Honor Roll. HELEN LOUISE GINN Hel XVyomissing's A. J. Foyt The Boat Virginia Beach '68-'69 Avalon Up to 50th street candy canes three-mile Sunday walks short bus ride nightmares about balloons shin guards Solitary Chinese firedrill Swiss Family Robinson and cheese Sandwiches a talent for bailing boats . .. blew up a car ., . Swishy . . . sank a boat with Linda wills her excellence in Qualitative Chem. to Mr. Bell plans to attend University of South Carolina. Y-Teens ftreasurerj, French Club, International Student Committee, FTA, Student Council, Class Play, GAA Qsecretary-treasurerj, Hockey, Cheerleading, Colophon staff, Prom Committee, Honor Roll. MARGARET ELIZABETH GROSS Mol great stature proud possessor of The Morris C. B. .. an accomplished equestrienne Yeppir trips to Florida and the Bahamas gambling at El Casino . .. Ocean City '69 . .. tennis with Cheeks 8-20-69 . .. oranges with Candy, Smiths, and jonesy Tom Marty UU many Philly friends unforgettable night at her sister's wills her riding ability to Mr. O'Connor . .. will attend State University of New York. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, FNA, Class Play, Girl's Basketball. SUZANNE KATHY HAIN Suzanne always optimistic owns Q1 neck bag talents in art and music . Oh, really? . . . Alain . ., trying to make peace and love more than a slogan a dirty hippie Lament hopes for perpetual happiness and the beauty of nature wills :I larger Xltfoodstock to the future . .. plans to attend art School. Chess Club, Library Assistant, Newspaper Staff. seniors Foozer Macaroon no grease full UD sideburns holds the world's record for the two-foot stumble Sportl trip to Canada with the Explorers . .. fishing expedition 'with Zube and Meng . ,. eighth grade science with Mr, Manderbach member of The Wfrecking Crew a Genie Spanish class with Boy, Dan, and Zube wills a glossy pirture of Spiro Agnew to Mr. O'Connor . .. plans to attend college and see the U. A. Spanish Club, Hi-Y. Ammy T. proud owner of a corntob Right! many memorable trips W.R.H.S. Robin will never forget QU XX'.A.H.S. wills his football talent to Kerry joffred . . . plans to become an electrician. Football. XWALTER STEPHEN HALBACH CYNTHIA XWYCHE HARRIS Cyn a Bob Dylan fan loves to rap with all kinds of people likes to make all kinds of things by hand attended the folk festival in Bethlehem, Pa. 4 years in a concentrated math camp has a Ilstring guitar Dave love for purple dependable Red Merc St. john's XX oods great originality wills a bigger and better City Park to Reading plans to attend Kutztown State. Library Club, Drama Club, Y-Teens, Art Club. THOMAS BRADLEY HECK LER DAVID JESSE HEIM Daw always sleepy unique talents for finding trouble and missing the bus Goof! frequent xisitor to the office trips to deer camp Doris Prom '69 the Stonehouse haunted houses English classes Barbara Krom's private courtship counselor wills his nickname, Walkiiig Death, to Butch Becker . . . plans to attend trade school. Intramurals, Media Center, Stage Crew, Fire Platoon, Track, Class Play, Drama Club, Chorus. seniors i CYNTHIA LOUISE HEIST Cindy distinctive sneeze natural HJ blonde hair . .. had an overgrown duck a lamb for a dog proud owner of a three-foot high whiskey bottle talented OJ at making movies and wiggling ears Frilly dress . .. shore with Lyn and Hol everywhere with jimie daily treks with Dee Dee a picnic prom night Labor Day '68 enjoys Hol's imitation of a giraffe I. C. night at police station red hair the rating system fond UQ of jeanne's haircut wills a first-runner-up corsage to Dude plans to attend college. Chorus, Y-Teens, FTA, Prom Committee, Class Play, Homecoming Queen Candidate. KATHLEEN SUE HERTZOG Kathy blonde QPJ hair an original member of the class a highway through the house renegade fruit flies in biology Give me a break! . .. those Friday themes likes to paint and sing braved Advanced Biology and A 8a P future includes college with a major in biology. FTA, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Library Club, Chorus, Class Play, Prom Committee. RICHARD SCOTT HILLER Rick . . . Wacko . . . Snarb mobile on weekends . . . the late and great W.R.H.S. elephants in the trees at the Wlyomissing Playground Magoo and Squeegee memorable visit to Buchanan's house in eighth grade worked at Pizza Village Romeo has a nickname for everyone that great class of 7.0 x 10 . . . future includes college. Football, Hi-Y, School Plays, McDowell Chorus, Stage Crew. RICHARD PAUL HINNERSHITZ Hinny distinctive hair mental stability proud owner of'one sweater, one army jacket, and a pair of combat boots Help! . .. went continental . .. Vo-Techer . . . proficient at fixing appliances, pumping gas, and watching T. V. . . . fond memories of the Senior class pussycat trips to Gettysburg, Harrisburg, and Atlantic City the mental Giant future in the Navy. seniors DOUGLAS LEE HOLBROOK Doug always on time class humorist proud owner of an MGB expensive trip to Penn State Siefarth's shop classes memorable gym classes big money matches at the Manor . .. many car troubles Beat the Clock L. D. C. good times at the Y always wins UD at poker has noticed that school clocks are set early wills all his lemons to Mr. Messer . . . plans to attend college. Football, Basketball, Golf, Student Council, Newspaper, Hi-Y. LINDA DIANE HOLLINGER Linda pudgy cheeks proud owner' of a mannequin hand great driving ability OJ Yea, well memorable class trips goods times at W.R.H.S. friends Debbie, Donna, jean, Patti Mod Squad home . . . Prom '68 a sunshine fan pinky P. S. H., S. L. D., and R. H. S. a . .. Motiques . . . cowboys St. Peter's . .. Nowhere-'s Land . .. Hamburg . .. plans to become a secretary. Fl-IA Qtreasurerj, School Musicale, Y-Teens Qtreasurerj McDowell Chorus. MARIE LOUISE I-IOMCHA Michele . .. a twin always smiling T.. a hero for a brother dimples the dungeon raid a bigger-than-average appetite Mom always liked you best 4 years in concentrated math camp Gln of me that' SVZ-hour discussion with Susie hard worker at the school store talented at the keys Molly's ski party wills 3 to Claire Stairiker plans to major in Spanish at college. Honor Roll, School Store fco-chairmanj, County Chorus, GAA, Salesman, Y-Teens, FTA, Newspaper Staff, Drill Team, National Honor Society, Library Club Cvice- presidentj, Class Plays, Spanish Club fpresidentj, Colophon Qtypistj, Blue Triangle, Prom Committee, Chorus. MICHELE ANN HOMCHA Marie a twin always willing to help owns a stoopid cat talent for getting into trouble a great brother obstinate . ., Marie doesn't have to L. P. pool the dungeon raid fond memories of the school store Susie . . . 16 stuffed animals . .. frequents the Philadelphia Airport a certain blue truck trips to the Poconos hopes to teach secondary math. Blue Triangle, Chorus fsecretaryj County Chorus, Honor Roll, FTA fvice-president, county secretaryj, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, GAA, Drill Team, Newspaper, Library Club, School Store fco-chairmanj, Class Plays, Prom Committee, Colophon ftypistj. seniors RICHARD REBER HOWELL Rick chem labs with Mr. D. English with Buckets Mr. Katrinak's memorable math classes former B, B. player band with Mr. Deacon dynamic Senior class president . . . -Ian . . . made his Colophon deadline . .. wills his fun UD on the Colvphwz staff to his brother, jeff plans to enter the medical profession. Student Council lvice-presidentj, National Honor Society, fvice-president, presidentj, Band Qvice-presidentj, Vaquam staff, Colophon staff, junior Class president, Senior Class president, Hi-Y, School Musicale, Basketball, Baseball, Class Play. sUsAN JAY Susie vociferating stentorian laugh and voice has a smiling clog Ladle great escape to the shore with 169 seniors trips to Perkiomen with Cella and Betsy Johrfs stickshift the Lost Weekend DNA Mid- night Excursion with Holly Prom '69 Graduation '69 with Betsy ,Iovie member of Hell's Angels problems with prep school boys .. mud battle with Suzanne , , . plans to attend college. Blue Triangle. Y-Teens. FTA. GAA. Honor Roll, Hockey, International Student Committee Qsecretaryj, Class Play, Drama Club, French Club, Girls Basketball. VIRGINIA LEIGH JOHNSTON Gi Gi original member of Hell's Angels twin sister, Deb EHA . .. has a sponge for a shoulder , ,. traded a Fiat for a Mercedes Gee Whiz! the shore with Becca and Lise YMMSVH trusty bike Sueeel Bullwinkle 8: Rocky hosted New Year's Eve '69 party sign of the smile What's a license? deadline dilemma plans to attend college. Blue Triangle. Y-Teens fCl121plain, ICC representative. presidentj. Art Club, FTA, Hockey, GAA. International Student Committee. Class Plays. Student Council, French Club, Foreign Relations Club. DEBRA LOUISE JONES jonesy . .. Minnie . .. Rocky . . . screeching brakes . .. popular VW Mitzi runny eye-makeup seven weeks learning stickshift taught Barb to dance makes delicious egg salad and tuna fish sandwiches 439 security guard at Boscov's ten times around the block at West Reading Bticktown, U, S. A. Heavy alley-spying with Holly Avalon '69 painting in the closet sung to by the Lettermen Chinese Fire Drills . . . Big Mac . . . wills her height to the basketball team . . . future includes college. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, FTA Cltreasurerj, Spanish Club, International Student Committee, Class Play, Colophon Staff factivitiesj, GAA. seniors SUSAN LYNNE JONES F1uffer has a horse laugh and a false tooth . .. Oh joy . . . good friends Marcia, Shelly, Dan, Rodney, Rick, and Walter W.R.H.S. fond of Mr. Tolson's moustache long walks good times with Mr. and Mrs. Dowling Surf City with Mert, Cate, and Steve P. J. parties . .. exciting OJ study halls shorthand with Mrs. Funk the Monterey and its dents wills her cheerleading ability to Marcia I-Iollenbaugh . . . plans to attend business school. Cheerleading, McDowell Chorus, Vaquero typist, Library Club, Hockey, Junior Chorus, Chorus, School Plays. REBECCA DARINGTON JUN G Becca . . . E. H. A. . .. once a driving devotee . . . talented car parker . . . What can you say? many planned trips to Philly summer '67 at Princeton shore with Lise and Gi Blue Bio. II class great New Year's Party OJ . . . peach pie at Gi's . . . college bound. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, GAA, School Newspaper, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, In- ternational Student Committee, Hockey, Class Plays. WILLIAM JOHN KAUTTER, JR. Rae kinky hair owner of a hot white Mustang and a fine pair of clamdiggers record-holder in Dewey's airport road rally Miss Royer's second favorite dropout close relations in Ohio Barbarella enjoys watching the Exeter color guard has a girl in every port plans to attend college. Hi-Y fchaplainj, French Club, Sophomore Class vice-president, Class Play, Football, Bowling, Baseball, Golf. A WILLIAM HILARY KEFFER III Bill . . . Kef Little Willie . .. Nerd . .. avid Temptations fan beloved Schnauzer named Susie a talented soul singer Play some ball? French Club to N. Y., '69 Do your Latin, Willie? raids in West Lawn with Boy . . . admires Bechtel's clothes . . . Sab . . . wills his shooting ability to Coach Morgan . . . plans to attend college. Hi-Y, Student Council, International Student Committee, Sophomore Class president, Senior Class vice-president, Colophon Staff, Basketball, French Club, Fire Platoon. 6 L. I30 seniors KATHRYN ELIZABETH KERCHNER Kerch . . . Kathy . . . unique U1 purses . . . faithful member of the ever-growing band sea gull thrower in the jr. Class Play I'm impressed nine summers at Camp Hagan four years in a concentrated math camp strange the other business partner Shelly's playhouse dislikes yellow lima beans wills her lunch room wit to Captain Cafeteria and the remaining three . .. future includes college and the presidency of the United States. Band fsecretary, presidentj, Student Council Qvice-presidentj, District Band, Regional Band, Library Club, Art Club, School Store, Class Play, Drama Club, Debate Team, Prom Committee, Y-Teens, Honor Roll. MICHAEL LEE KORCZYKOWSKI Korso . . . has a red nose , . . possessor of Mortimor . . . 'Rightly I-Io, Old Fruit! trip to Woodstock Honey attended Bali Hai the Fam'ly . .. Eve Freaks 1-7 Do it! leader of the South Corridor Rhythm Band went up the country Peace wills his school spirit to Dr. Persing future to be spent living on his island. l TODD LEON KRAMER Todd always giving in listens to everyone's problems has a transistor radio watch talented sketch artist I guess! memories of Shucker's room. .. Lenart's art classes great times UD learning to drive a Caf fan . . . plans to attend art school. School Musicales, Photography Club, Art Club. MARIANNE LOUISE KRESSLY Marianne an inveterate worrier Van Cliburn's protegee perpetual procrastinator W.R.H.S. Daddy Deacon love QQ for gym class Pam and Cheryl Woodchopper's Ball Physics and chem classes with Mr. D my sister Marcia stranded in the tunnel at Hershey Park 12-30-67 a certain red MGB 3-16-68 Prom '68 that very special guy, Tom wills her lack of coordination of Wendy Ziegler plans to study music at West Chester State. Band, Chorus, County Chorus, Newspaper, National Junior Honor Society, FTA, Model U. N. Club, School Musicales. KATHY ANN KROENIG Kate many hair colors her own medicine ball talented musician You make me wild! traveled over the entire Eastern seaboard memorable times at the Farm New Year's Eve '69 in an upholstery shop Romeo and Juliet joey 6-21-69 wills her talent OJ for algebra to Daryl plans to become a hairdresser. Library Club, Band, Chorus, Art Club, FHA, Y-Teens. JILL VERSAL KRUM Chilly -lilly Ji1lium Butterba1l pug nose two Siamese cats Hector Ain't trips to Vermont and the shore . .. memorable 6th grade parties Charlie's frequents the pool and Stone House fan of Mr. Colasanti . .. Craig . .. always on a diet . .. Krum, Inc. . . . future undecided. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, French Club, FTA. seniors BARBARA LEE KROM Fang Honey weekends at West Chester and New York Krom, Inc., . . . Camp Lenape Forever . .. C. H. A. . .. 911 Penn Avenue . .. O. C. with Sandy the Family . .. State Hill with jill . .. jumped off a certain roof .. . wills her straight hair to Pat Bradley . . . future includes college. Chorus, Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, French Club, Art Club, FTA. C. DEAN S. LAMBROS Dean a distinctive strut enjoys raising tuba-fluxed worms to a certain degree biology with Squeegee the morning after 11th grade class trip Saturday night at Tulpehocken Park the slop jockeys . . . W.R.H.S. veteran . . . hospital grounds a critic of cafeteria food wills his working ability to a deserving hospital employee slow times UQ. Track, class play. seniors D l BONNIE JANE LECHNER Letty eleven long years at W.R.H.S. talenteclf?Q seamstress 2!25!68 Wading in the Water Can you imagine! a veteran of W.R. class trips Dunkin' Donut Man trips to Wildwotmd that gold satellite stranded on the mountain .. . Jeanne's persuasion .. , lilacs . .. Kate's . .. 7!7!68 Duckle, Bridgett, and Mushca piano-playing ability wills her stilts to Leda Noecker . . . hopes to become a legal secretary. Art Club, UN Club, Junior Honor Society, Library Club, FHA, Newspaper, Sopho- more Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Girls Basketball. BARRY DENNIS LEI-IR Duke Dirty Ernie baby-blue eyes proud owner of a 250 Camaro You got to! Amos Yeich's via 7th and Franklin basketball with Dick gang at the tree W.R.II.S. Joe's adventure at the cemetery golf with Ozzie talented bookkeeper many memorable trips with Sue wills one Bobby Sherman record to Floyd Nuss . . . future undecided. Track, Golf, Basketball. RICHARD GRANVILLE LEISEY Butch W.R.H,S, basketball games trips to Vo-Tech proud father . .. Pop English with Mr. Reeser summer of '69 . . . Tom, Bump, Mike, jerry, Allen, Dave, and Bronko maybe, maybe not trip to World's Fair proud member of class of '70 wills his bricklaying ability to Rodney Heckler . . . plans to become a bricklayer. Basketball, Band. BRUCE GARNET LeLACHEUR Bruce K.K. unique talent for physics Party! memorable trip to the Funny Farm sailing with Finke, Flanagan, and Snyder the Dungeon Bust the eighteen-hour party four years in a concentrated math camp . .. Green Hills '68, '69 hated Annie .. . You were never meant to un- derstand, Brub . . . wills Cos B to Susan . . . future includes college. Drama Club, Class Plays, Debate Club, Spanish Club, International Student Com- mittee, Latin Club, Art Club, Chorus, Newspaper. seniors A ' l NAN JANE LONGENECKER Cheeks always blushing ridiculous accent faithful dog, Sable Ya! tennis with Mol May lst blue Stang three in a pup-tent Jim . .. good times at West Reading Beach Haven riots Bobbi Bell trips to Stone Harbor . .. sea cup .. . beach fires . .. many Penn State visits wills her 1941 class ring to Mr. Evans plans to attend East Stroudsburg. Hickey, Chorus, Class Play, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, FTA, Drama Club, Blue Triangle, G . STEPHANIE JANE LOOSE Steph vice-president of the M.M. Club celebrated New Year's Eve in a funeral home many memorable experiences with Sandy and Margie spying in the Hills . .. helped set off a burglar alarm D.B. That's queer summers at the shore almost lost a toe discovered in a closet knows a charmingf?J trio exclusive the games that people play? Tooey This is a raid trips to Philly with Sandy attended many good parties occasionally travels lightly always embarrassed Bud has all the answers college-bound. JEANNE SUSAN LUKENS Jeannie has a Rapp next door human dog named Haile Turp prowess at throwing Spalding footballs I'll think about it Philly with Mr. C. Broomall escapades . .. summers in Stone Harbor Zak . . . Blind Faith fateful trips to MacDonald's ballet classes with Barb Pizza Village known as Bud's daughter wills her right arm to Mr. Evans plans to go into pre-dental studies in college. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, GAA, Chorus, Student Council, Class Play, Hockey, Spanish Club, FTA, Honor Rolli HELENE VlRGlNIA BICDONOUGH Holly great driver math scholarf?J remembers a Valentine cake Y0u'll have this Avalon '69 French Club to N.Y. '69 Holy Name The Perfect XXfeelcend alley-spying with Deb swinging gym Interclub '67 three-mile hikes on Sundays cold duck had a frozen experience at Linda's P.J. Party Banana Splits Chinese Firedrill Helen's Candycane wills her football knowledge to Mr. Evans plans to attend nursing school. Cheerleading, Blue Triangle, Y-Teens Qsecretaryy Student Council, International Student Committee, Chorus, French Club fsecretaryj, Class Play, FTA, FNA, Class Officer fvice-presidentj, GAA, Honor Roll. seniors SANDRA EILEEN MCGAVIN Sandy celebrated New Year's Eve in a fmlneral home . .. This is a raid! the shore good times with Steph and Margie president of the M. M. club . .. spying in the hills . .. D. B. . .. trips to Philly with Steph . .. attended many good parties discovered in a closet winter nights, fires, and sheep- skin rugs . .. knows a charming Qlj trio . . . helped set off a burglar alarm . .. lost top of bathing suit in the bay the games people play UD I.et's rally Bud has all the answers. GAA, Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Junior Class Play, Honor Roll, FTA, Chorus, Spanish Club. l JOHN PHILIP MAGUIRE Tweetie Bird big stomper owner of the trophy-winning Rambler at Maple Grove Soho! . .. authentic Amish hat fan of Brother Brown . . . veteran Herman Hopper wiped out Dewey with a firecracker . .. good buddy, Clem Get that mother! frequents Steffey's Garage wills a Wallace Sticker to Mrs. Rosenblatt . . . plans to attend college. Hi-Y, Track, Baseball, Fire Platoon, Stage Crew, Media Center, Intramurals, Class Play, Drama Club. EARL KENNETH MANHOLD, III Bud started a personal turtleneck fad in ninth grade gutsed-it up two one-way streets the wrong way . .. Yea! l .. . participant in Dewey's airport road rally making pyramids with Cote at Boland's . .. bounced his Peugeot off a tree Surf's up! Hung ten on the roof of Dewey's LTD wills his boss records to Mr. Aubrey . . . plans to attend college. Hi-Y, Golf, Fire Platoon, Class Play. MICHAEL THOMAS MENDEI. Mag hails from West Virginia notorious dog, Hoaky . .. man of 1,111 imitations pool shark UD You ding-a-ling would-be golfer everyone's good buddy . .. Uh, oh! . .. left his mark on Dewey's LTD . . . has a push button ZXZ8 . . . midnight rides through the countryside . . . Bud's miniature golf course Bad scene! Mahucker wills his golf clubs to Bud plans to attend college. Golf, Hi-Y, Football, Bowling, Fire Platoon, Prom Committee, Class Plays, Intra- murals. seniors RICHARD CLARKE MENGEL Meng pool table with Dixie Cup pockets free game from jonnie's Hot Spot talent for fixing broken LTD's No, I don't believe so, Rae short flight with Weaver and Zub Roller Derby fan fearsf?j Buzby's acid tongue enjoys Mag's imitations majors in gym Bec's sponsor hates losing but always does . .. wills the 3,000 copies of the Times in his locker back to Mr. O'Connor . . . will attend college to study Oceanography. Honor Roll, Drama Club, Fire Platoon, Chorus, Band, Class Play, Bowling, Tennis, Student Council Salesman. JACK DANIEL MILLER Black Dan . .. locker room brawls skyline patrol Byrd's recipe for gravy Headhunter trip to Ocean City with Kunk and Ron wills his speed and agility to Robitzer . . . future includes college. Hi-Y, Senior Fire Platoon, International Student Committee, Football, Intramurals, junior Class Play. MARSHANNE MILLS Marcie hails from Holy Name . .. bubbling laugh . .. an unpublished poet fan of good food and drinkf?j Are you in the mood? amazed by DeeDee's appetite took karate lessons many drives with Delps . . . continu- ous love for Snook gum-cracking certain hidden letters Topp's with Kathy went to Lancaster for a hamburger Dave many unmentionable experiences with DeLuc . . . college-bound. Library Club, Girls Basketball Team. l DORENE ROSE MIUCCIO Dory a cat named Precious Rhode Island with Anne November 26, 1966 her steering power memorable pOSt-prom activities weekend in New York West Reading alumnae Beanie her multi-colored striped elephant weekend at Penn State fond memories of Bookkeeping I and II with Mr. Morgan . . . plans to seek a secretarial position. Y-Teens, Art Club, Drama Club, FNA, seniors BRADLEY KEITH MOGEL Brad talent for blowing up his rubber raft good times with Dean, Rob, Tony, and Kern toiled at West Shore Industries Well, uh many hours in the Reading Public Library Hinny's lip W.R.H.S. . .. rude intro- duction to caf food memorable trips on his own wills a can of Right Guard to Scott Adams . . . plans to attend trade school or enter the Navy. DENNIS KEELER MOYER Dewey Hutchmeyer has a plastic, fantastic LTD Buffalo Bill A Thurber Farce . .. I beg to differ with you, sir golden memories of Qualita- tive Chem fond of Mr. Bell's sadistic humor Miss Royer's favorite drop-out investigated an airplane Donna co-founder of the Samson Award Colophon work sessions with Suzie an admirer of Bechtel's sartorial taste wills a shovelful to Mr. Bell will study architecture at the University of Virginia. Hi-Y, Student Council, Colophon Staff Cseniorsj, French Club, Honor Roll, Class Plays, Golf, Baseball, Tennis, National Honor Society. MICHELE JEAN MOYER Shelly Big D always getting caught . . . Jimmy, the Hippo .. . skiing with Dan, Doug, and Nina Y0u're lucky I'm good-natured summer of tennis and Louise . .. Dan our nation's capital Purple Gang Major Truth brotherhood hid in a Hope Rescue Mission box . .. 31000 pizza 11 years on the swim team . . . future includes college. Blue Triangle fpresidentj, Y-Teens, FTA, International Student Committee, P.A. Announcer, Cheerleading, Newspaper Staff, Hockey fco-captainj, GAA, Student Coun- cil, French Club, Spanish Club, junior Class Treasurer, Class Play. PAMELA ANN MOYER Pam Stanley's verbal opponent get thee to a nunnery, go .. . caught in a tunnel at Hershey Park summer of '66 with Jessi and two johnnies . .. summer of '68 with Gi, Kenn, and Rick camp and the spirit stick . .. Korzo's Halloween party Kate's Dolly Madison of the jet-Set . . . 1-3-69 frus- trating Chem labs .. . Tulpehocken Park Byron . . . W.R.H.S. .. . history with the Big T . . . will major in sociology at the University of Pittsburgh. Y-Teens, FHA, Vuquero Staff fassistant editorj, Newspaper Staff, Cheerleading, FTA, McDowell Chorus, Chorus, Model U.N., School Musicals. seniors SUSAN LOUISE MOYER Susie blue-eyed, freckled blonde a dog afraid of its own shadow attended kindergarten in a fireball and first grade in a borough hall What a hot dog memorable Sunday nights Tom the Pinnacle Wait a minute original member of the Hills Gang wills her long blonde hair to Mr. O'Connor . . . plans to go to college and study library science. FTA, Spanish Club, jr. Class Play, County Chorus, Chorus, International Student Committee, FNA ftreasurerj, Y-Teens, Library Club fpresidentj. BARBARA JOAN NORTON Snort absent-minded proud owner of a Penn State T-shirt avid equestrienne I guess memorable trip to N.Y,C. member of the Vo-Tech Shuttle Bus Gang surprise birthday parties Mrs, D and Mrs. B wills her nursing ability to jean plans to become a physical therapist. Spanish Club, FNA. ANTHONY STANLEY OCHOCKI Stanley uniqueflj laugh sole owner of a white Polish rabbit enjoys eating Drop the Bomb! trips to Philly and Greenwich Village . .. fond of Mr. Tolson's moustache remembers I-Ielen's portrait of Silas Marner a certain Bus Stop sign Dag-nab it! the Now People wills to Omar his love of humanity and to Pam his love of Chinese food hopes to work for the government in foreign service. McDowell Chorus, Model U.N,, Drama Club, School Musicale. WILLIAM KENT OLSON Kent has a permanent limp fine dog, Tasha early football casualty usually seen in West Reading Liz grade-school brain memories of Tulpehocken Park and the dam . . . college-bound. Football, Intramurals, Student Council, French Club, Hi-Y, Fire Platoon. seniors TRACEY JANE PALMER Tee . .. generally found in the library . . . has a distinctive purse a viciousf?J German shepherd . .. key witness . .. a certain check from the state of New York many and varied talents annual treks to Syracuse Beeper's chaperone at Weiser remembers first grade in the Hills Borough Hall Li'l Buddy . .. grazed a pony along the turnpike at 6 A.M. loathes the bus future includes college. Library Club, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club, Debate Team, Art Club, Newspaper Staff. BARBARA ELIZABETH PERFECT Beeper fun-loving always getting into trouble constantly has some- thing to say has a stolen Do Not Enter sign, a thoroughbred mare, and a crazy cat ya-hoo developed her own language Zit trips to O.C.N.J. and the farm 9th St. beach Exeter and Mt. Penn Val, hurry up Tommy fond memories of Camp Hagan Prom '69 A.C. Rock Festival Nick the Rock Jimmy Jet a Feel-Fine employee . . . Duki Hullabaloo wills her happiness to anyone who needs it future includes college. Y-Teens, Spanish Club, GAA, School Store. JESSICA ANN PETERS Jessi remembers well her last year atW.R.H.S. ...gang at Kate's Kate Cedar Top John Boy, we never have any fun! P.S.H. split- ting after graduation first period in the lav with Joan St. Peter's Village 1-23-70 at City Hall W. T. Grants Milwaukee memorable con- vention at Penn State . . , plans to attend Massey Junior College. FHA, Y-Teens, Cheerleading, Voquero Staff, Newspaper Staff, School Musicales. ANDREA GAYLE PETTIT Andy class computer renowned harpist certain foreign friends constant trips to Harrisburg four years of concentrated math camp proud owner of a hat with a bird co-piloting with Suzie . . . notorious slumber parties . .. honorary Colophon typist verbally tormented by Dave Lycoming .. . talent for sick jokes retreats with Charlie wills her Joe Namath poster to Ellen Lundin . . . will attend Jacksonville University. Y-Teens, Blue Triangle, Drama Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Colophon Staff funderclassmenj, Class Plays, International Student Committee, Library Club, Honor Roll. seniors REINHOLD ANTON POSCH Reiny strenuous job at the Berky Heave-ho fond of Stanley's laugh memorable camping trips math with Mr. Katrinak accurateC?J lab write-ups . . . summer of '68 in Germany Kid Sluggo W.R.H.S. . . . Duke and Ozzie fan of BB games the heads wills his love for Wyomissing to Mr. Dowling will attend Haverford College to major in psychology. Student Council, National Honor Society, Basketball, Track. DEBRA ANN POWELL Debi green and orange monkey named Garf Oh, Wow good friends Kate, Kathy, Deet, and Dianne New Year's Eve, '68 . . . nights with the girls Romeo and Juliet lost Christmas vacation fan of Mr. Tolson . . , calls from N. H, . .. Rich wills her business talents to her sister Cindy . . . future undecided. Band, FHA, Y-Teens. JENNIFER CURTIS RADTKE Jenn Bargain never on time sick at inopportune moments I. T. weekend mathematical delinquent wonderful parents It's unreal skiing in Canada turtleheads many great parties good times at Porter's Lake Sunday drives O. C. with Deb Mr, Conceit Herty 'til 3 . .. Jackson Illinois with Alison . .. LGI I guess! Mim . .. wills her dog Bonji to Holly Boll . .. plans to major in education at college. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, International Student Committee, GAA, French Club, Chariot Staff, Drama Club, Chorus, Library Club. JONNIE RAPP Jon fond memories of football practices bodysurfing Ocean City, Md. with Sutton and Ruhe Tommy Turtle 84 Co. 30-second trips to the Stonehouse . .. pool at Sank's the Cuda . .. Walter Jones Cool your jets Thunder and Shag early riser talentedf?j golfer coffee at Bru's Get lost, Mag! . .. caf fan Dan Miller-boxing champ rides to Jean's place Junior Class play '68 W.R.H.S. . .. future includes business school. Football, Golf, Hi-Y. seniors CHRISTOPHER READINGER Chris an accomplished musician a member of the Great Silent Majority in G8cE It's almost over fond of the air conditioning at Wyomissing . . . enjoysf Pj being goalie in gym class . . . future includes college. Soccer, Band. ROGER BRUCE REHR Roge ham radio operator four years in a concentrated math camp No kidding high flying with Kathy nuclear scientist member of the gerbil-watching society exploited the mistletoe in fourth grade avid skier . .. ex-slave at Mr. Food wills his math ability to Mr, Costenbader plans to attend college to study physics. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, French Club, Debate Team, Drama Club, Media Center, Fire Platoon, Colophon Staff fphotographyj, Chariot Staff, International Student Com- mittee, Science Club, Tennis, Honor Roll, Class Play, Amateur Radio Club. GINGER DIANE REIGEL Gin Gin . . . trips to Florida, Canada, and Stone Harbor . . . good friends Carolyn, Judy, and Suzanne Beatles fan Muhlenberg prom, '69 the Mini-Brute . . . Tulley . .. memorable parties . .. Holy Moses! . .. Nancy's drew . . . Schell's 8: Huntley's fan of Mr. Tolson good times at Laurel Run Park . . . future includes college. Art Club, Library Club, Newspaper Staff, FTA, FNA Qsecretaryj, FI-IA, National Honor Society, Model U.N. HOWARD KEITH REINERT Howie W.R,H.S. hot '53 Ford flatheads forever camping and hunting trips to Potter County ., . buckets Get it, Homer 650cc Triumph trailbike trapping with Mike and Scott . .. Mary Ellen proud member of the class of '70 wills his senior studies to James Forry intends to study Conservation or Forrestry in college. junior Class Vice-President. seniors GARY DAVID RHOADS Big Garr . .. owns a fire-fighting outfit quick trip to Canada and the New England states Oh, Well Charlie's bus rides to Vo-Techf!J ex- perienced fire fighter . . . future includes an Air Force hitch and an apprenticeship in electrical construction. jr. Hi-Y, Fire Platoon, Stage Crew fmanagerj, Science Club, Automotive and Aero- nautics Club, Chorus, Media Center, Class Play. ELIZABETH SUE RICHARDS Sue never on time once had a psychopathic dog named Ralph! Do you know what I mean? a great vacation at Cape Breton lenient parents weekly rides to Angelica and sometimes Green Hills visited the Electric Factory a prized 1920 record cabinet . .. memorable weekend in Phila. with Nook and Peppa wills her geometry talent to Mr. Brubaker future includes Kutztown o1'Bloomsburg State College. Y-Teens, FNA, FTA, International Student Committee, Class Plays, Prom, Chorus, Blue Triangle. 'Ally . .. freckles . .. Rob! Love! Happiness! one very special talent show . .. talented at driving into air-conditioners and garage walls I've got to tell you what happened! frequent trips to Phila. and Florida Villager private meals with Rob .. . wills her gratitude to Mr. Reeser! . . . future includes secretarial work and Rob. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Chorus. ALISON JEAN RIPPS PATRICIA LOUISE RITTER Pat . .. Rit-Bit . .. constant talker . .. Who's that? loves to get letters . .. many friends at Holy Name and Mifflin .. . Vo-Techer fond of dances . .. Gary W.R.H.S. memorable class trips . . . wills her seat on the Vo- Tech bus to anyone . . . hopes to become a key-punch operator. FHA, McDowell Chorus, Y-Teens, Hockey, Chorus, Library Club, School Musicales. seniors SUZANNE CANDACE ROBINSON Candy knack for falling off bikes long fingers gorge will remember the man in the white T-Bird almost got Sly an avid skier a member of Hell's Angels and the Purple Gang 3-in-a-pup-tent stinky handcream strawberries wears a telephone book dress hardly remembers New Year's Eve '69 . . . her baby blue glasses . .. Fritz Major Truth Brotherhood . . . future includes college. Blue Triangle, GAA, Y-Teens, International Student Committee, Hockey, Spanish Club, Class Plays, Honor Roll, FNA. RODNEY WAYNE ROBITZER Roby likes girls always messing around his own '63 Corvair imitates Donald Duck and froggy summers with Scott working on the golf course looks forward to every weekend trips to the shore fights with Reading kids memories of Nova Scotia travels frequently to Wyomiss- ing 11th grade with Heim and Korzo in Mr. Reeser's class wills his bookkeeping talents to Rod Hinsey aspires to become a public accountant. Fire Platoon, Hi-Y, Golf, Football, Intramurals. JOHN EDWIN RODGERS johnny curly blond hair Radio amateur one of the founders of A.R. Club Right on time! wild rides to j.C.P. practice with Suzie Ham WNBLFY those wild bookkeeping classes huntin' and fishin' fun UQ rides to school with Butch . .. plans to study Business Administration in college. Media Center, junior Class Play, Colophon fphotographerj, Radio Club Qvice- presidentj. V. NIMIA RODRIGUEZ Nim dark hair and brown eyes Oh, brother! George Ocean City long rides to E-Town will always remember that last 'year for the Cowboys and the re-birth of the Spartans W.R. undefeated F.B. team great cheering ability f?j exciting summers Prom '69, '70 Green Valley '68 Interclub '69 never ending experiences at Tulpehocken and St. Peters Village Baggie's annual New Year's Eve parties prematurely celebrated Sweet Sixteen party . . . future in secretarial work. Basketball fco-captainj, Cheerleader, FHA fsecretary, vice-president, presidentj, Y- Teens fI.C.C., vice-presidentj, Colophon Staff, Library Club, Inspector of Elections, School Musicale. seniors THOMAS BLAIR RUHE Tom a genuine hot dog has a dented Volkswagen 12-12-68 with Sutt . . . memorable gym classes with Mag and Miller . .. Ocean City and Rehobeth, '69 golf practices with Mr. Aubrey . .. wills his golfing ability to Mr. G. .. . future includes college or trade school. Hi-Y, Fire Platoon, Football, Golf. SALLY REHR SCHAEFFER Sal early morning walks . .. long fingernails You'll have this! . . . Bob heart attacks on the boardwalk Bru's party watching trains go by the Electric Factory has a hot f?j Cougar Lois memories of the Hag House owns a vulture O.C. '68, '69 with Betsy and Cella . .. the night the mural fell the Tully Cella's dinner party Schell's parking lot Women's Exchange O.C. '69 with Bobby Cherry Street Mansion . . . will attend the American University. Y-Teens, FTA, GAA, Newspaper Staff, French Club, Honor Roll, Class Play. SANDRA LOUISE SCHAEFFER Peppy talkative owns a stuffed Teddy bear Cool your jets ! . . .memories of Steph's party . .. Vo-Tech bus rides friends at Mifflin and Holy Name the Wharf fond of VW's Mr. Reeser's English classes Honey Bun fun times with Tom, Rick, and Dale wills her Vo- Tech bus seat to anyone . . . plans to become a fashion designer. KENNETH WAYNE SCHELL, JR. Paco never caught studying in school broken front teeth had a Vox guitar talented roller skater Yea, right! camping at French Creek long walk home from Vo-Tech Big Garr! wills his ability to exaggerate to Kerry Joffred . . . future includes the Navy and electronics. Class Play, Media Center, Chorus. seniors RONALD ALAN SCHOLLENBERGER Scholly proud owner of Tiny Tim's autograph nights memorable excursion to the World's Fair W.R.H.S. enjoyed Mrs. Bolton's classes Martha's great parties at the Stone House Mr. Tolson's jokes It's your turn wills his fabulous guitar-playing ability to Dwight Willman Albright College. Drama Club, Class Play. KATHY JEAN SHUTE Kathy constantly lblushing hike up Hawk Mountain temporary license to a '57 Olds You know Bill friends from Central drivi-ng with Pam, Linda, and Susy Bugs Vo-Tech Shuttle Bus Gang PJ, party . .. skating jrs. '69 Prom Dec. 17th Bynden Wood Dances long hot summer New Year's Eve, '69-'70 wills her roller skates to Kelly . . . hopes to become a medical assistant. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club, Chorus, Drill Team, FNA. LYNDA ANNE SCHOFER Lynne Schofe Atlantic City Rock Festival Mt Gretna T e Mod Wad three-foot Calvert bottle 3 o'clock at Suzannes farm Moses driving down Penn Street with the doors Whoopa' Whoopa' a major goof on a certain Toyota wills her skill of being in the wrong place at the wrong time to Katchen . . . plans include college at Atlantic City Percy Snerd good QPJ times .. Hoffies ... .. will attend SUSAN KAY SEIDEL . Susie natural QPJ blonde hair talent for hitting parked cars don't believe it! always seen with Mike a certain party at judis Alison Ocean City with Mike, Rich, and Susie Krom Inc good times in the Lav Hecter . . , Hey, you with the hair' wills her happiness with a certain Bird to Diane future plans include a secretarial career Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Chorus, Drill Team. SUSANNE FRIEDA SIEBACH Susie a pair of dimples seven brothers and sisters . .. fond U1 memories of Mrs. Linderman's gym classes Tell me another! that 5-hour discussion with Marie . .. her little red VW remembers Bru's lunch hours . .. will attend Brigham Young University. Chorus, Library Club, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Library Club Csecretaryj. NINA ARMSTRONG SMITH Nina Purple Gang shares unique driving attire with Doug 5th grade with Shelly and Betsy Chile Major Truth Brotherhood skiing with Shelly, Dan, and Doug Gremlin Police encounters Muhl week- ends Cheeks Hell's Angels . .. the quarry future includes college. Spanish Club fsecretaryj, International Student Committee fvice-presidentj, Y- Teens, Basketball, Hockey. seniors MARK DANIEL CARL SMITH Hippy Smitty had a famous '59 Rambler Where's the Right Guard, Mark? Scouting trip to Philmont, '66 What? fond of Mr. Bell's science classes always willing to give someone a ride home wills h-is football experience to Tom Rose . . . future includes college. Hi-Y, Fire Platoon, Football, Cross Country, Track. 1 i 1 JERRY GEORGE SNYDER jerry has a broken ego last heir to a little red wagon I don't understand proud owner of a Station-Fang with a broken wing sailing with Finke and Flanagan , .. four years in a concentrated math camp Fateful Friday . .. strange relationship with Debbie Mr. Wilson's Hotel felled a tree . . . alors, baby . . . plans to study math at American University. Chariot Staff fassistant editor, editorj, Student Council, French Club fpresidentj, Drama Club fpresidentj, Art Club, P.A. Announcer, Stage Crew, Colophon Staff, Sophomore Class Treasurer. seniors ELIZABETH INA SOUSSLOFF Betsy . .. has a Pushmi-Pullyu . .. great QPJ driver up the country with Korzo, Mop, and Cella summers at camp The Factory Lost Week- end . .. little sister Moogs Laura Nyro hitting the garage Easter Vacation, Birdman, and 181B truck Cel1a's sweater after Spinster's Zoomer Parade with Rodney trips to Perk and Hill with Cella and Susie . .. Reinhold's R.D. 9641 Simon Templar Fred, Frank, Betts, and Teek Alfie Plum Bunny and the boys .. .Hag's House Tully Bryn Mawr . . . Ocean City . . . plans to attend college. Y-Teens, French Club, FTA, Hockey, GAA, National Honor Society, Cheerleading, Honor Roll, Dramatics. CLAIRE MARIE STAIRIKER Pee Wee Shirley the tiniest senior always present at an argu- ment Oh, swell! Va. Beach, '68 weekend trips to Philly good buddies Ann, Pat, and Barbara working at the snack bar with Shelly , .. wills her height to the star basketball player of 1970-71 plans to major in social sciences at college. Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Student Council, FTA ftreasurerj, Newspaper fbusiness managerj, Colophon Staff fbusiness managerj, French Club. JACQUELINE STILLWELL jackie had a paper route Good Morning universal understand- ing Smile work camp experience sensitivity training trip thru a manhole cover UD . .. four years in a concentrated math camp with Cos B. . . . Annie Green Hills for two glorious summers future includes college. Art Club fsecretaryl, Chorus, Drama Club, International Student Committee, Class Plays, Prom Committee, Library Club ftreasurerj, Y-Teens, School Store. RICHARD ALLEN STOCKHOLM Allen . .. possessor of an empty wallet a unique car plays the Bongos New York trip . .. W.R.H.S. recently acquired a wife Bill, Mike, Bronk, and Duke Trate's mouth . .. two '57 Chevy's good year at Wyo, . .. wills his expert driving ability to his brother future includes his own business. Stagecraft, Basketball. seniors JUDITH ANN STRAUB Jake speedskating Ronald McDonald Reading Hospital Gang W.R.H.S. . .. enthusiastic f?j school girl February 13, 1970 . .. Stone House . . . that special someone . .. W.R. class trips Roller derbies at CC . . . CC Skate Ranch gang Eastern Warriors at Hamburg inciting a riot Galen Hall senior studies wills her school enthusiasm to brother Doug future includes secretarial career. Hockey, Basketball, Library Assistant, Chorus, Band, Newspaper Staff, FNA, McDowell Chorus. JEANNE LOUISE SULLIVAN Jean blonde streak, Irish blood Mod Squad W.R.H.S. Give me strength! singing ability OJ Motiques her own car R.H.S. pinky S.L.D. Tony the Mouse talented tap-dancer The Impossible Dream Gee Gee Reading Fair of '69 Dolphin Lounge Reading Hospital gang It's nippy out! Deb, Donna, Linda, and Pat . , . wills her love for Ronald MacDonald to Earlyn Hummel. A.A., McDowell Chorus, Plays, Cheerleader, Basketball. JAMES NORRIS SUTTON Sutt obsessed with the FM underground explored the rural areas of Pa. many encounters with strawberry pie fond memories of Cassel Foods . . . future includes college and an attempt to circumnavigate the world. Student Council, French Club, Golf, Class Play, Drama Club ftreasurerj. JEROME CARL SWIST Jerry proud owner of rubber socks Don Juan rock concerts with Mike extremely tall Jayne unusual sense of humor Hey, Bud! Feb. 28 7 Hills great bowling ability W.R.H.S. talks with Dwight Bigtree Kate's Cheesey, man Kelray Proud Mary those great underclassmen the pond memories of Canada, N.Y., Bel- gium, and the Hershey Chocolate Factory . . . future includes carpentry. M seniors Mike proud owner of '57 Chevy joe in the cemetery basketball games cream and sugar fond of Trate's vocabulary English with Pat . .. the Big Tree Kate's Hot Wagon . .. W.R.H.S. good buddies Duke, Bronk, and Ozzie wills Trate's '57 to the City Pound future undecided. Basketball. Suzanne enjoys sports 2:00 A.M, rendezavous summers at Stone Harbor possessor of a surfboard a mud battle with Susie a big German shepherd hockey camp with jay and Clymer memorable trips to Canada and Europe little sister, Greta piercing Sandys ears in the lavatory at lunchtime bent a tree while driving on the wrong side of the street wills her bottle of Midnight Sun to Shana Miller future includes a nursing career. French Club, FTA, Drama Club, Blue Triangle, Y.Teens, GAA, Class Play, Hockey. WILLIAM WALTER TRATE, JR. Grumpy DeHart in the cemetery . .. '57 Chevy . .. English with Pat the Big Tree . .. W.R.H.S. the Holdup A.S.S.C. Kline Street the gang-Ben, Bronk, Buffy, Allen, Mike, jerry, Butch . .. Kate's Corner . . . wills nothing to no one. MICHAEL JOSEPH VANINO MARCELLA DANEKER WAGNER Celia Daf talented at jacking up cars lost weekend memorable trip down a waterfall . .. midnight excursion two extra brothers Reinholds RD 9441 O.C. with Betsy, Sally, Perk, and Hill proud owner of a beat- up rabbit Bunny and the boys big Scrabble games parties over Christmas Holly's memos .. . wills Jamocha shakes to Hop plans to attend college. Student Council, Salesman, Y-Teens, FTA, Spanish Club, GAA, Blue Triangle, Prom Committee. SUZANNE DAWSON WAGNER seniors ANNE DOROTHY WALKER Crazy-Annie magnetic car Charlie talent for guitar playing, singing, and poetry watermelons memories of Vermont with jill frequent trips to N.Y. and Connecticut the Moratorium the Sonni summer of '69 Krom, Inc. the Factory with Val, Lenny, and Charlie good times at her fathers MacDonald's New Year's Eve with Pat and Val . .. Charlene . .. March on Washington . .. wills the sun in her eyes to Pat Tilden future includes social work. GAA, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, FTA, Hockey. TIMOTHY SEEAN WEAVER Tim owns a slightly-used Mustang and a hot Valiant , . . drives a mean stick or pushbutton . .. pool hustler likes to watch dumb rodents do their thing in Physics . .. advocates Fords, the N.Y. Jets, and the N.Y. Mets enjoys Mr. Bell's hairy humor wills his tennis skill to Mr. Sheetz inventor of Punger Pool . . . plans to attend the Florida Institute of Technology. Tennis, Class Play, Fire Platoon. LINDA SUE WELFLY Welf . .. a Colophon slave Chip heart attacks at football games avid waterskier the word for the week is - had a 21-year old babysitter New England college caper with Marcia Conneaut Lake sank a boat with Hel the Green Hornet Big Mac future Australian citizen Dippy Cher illegal driver for 2 years Va. Beach Dum Dum toured Cammal with Suzie Ruthie Babie! terrified in Schell's parking lot Feb. 17 cooperation plus future includes college. Colophon Staff feditorj, FTA, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Hockey, P.A. Announcer, French Club, Class Play, International Student Committee. RICHARD JAMES WILDERMUTH Wilt microscopic handwriting constant complainer extensive track medal collection used pair of Puma track shoes summer '67 trip to Arizona good times with the guys and Dick false starts at District meets Y-Nite unforgettable cousin, Sue his sister's wedding reception wills his '67 Opel Kadett back to his brother-in-law plans a future with the airlines. Basketball, Track, School Play, McDowell Chorus, National Honor Society, Vaquero Staff, Colophon Staff. seniors l ROBERT STEVEN WOODS Rob . .. Woodsy Baby . .. has a very sturdy pool table . .. avid swimmer and skier fine dog, Tramp great UQ speedball player mourned his gerbi1's death for a month I guess you said that! fond memories of Physics class In essence Vicki will always remember Dewey's Desire .. wills many good times in English class to Toin Bertolet future includes college. Class Plays. ROBERTA JEANN E ZELLER Robin , .. has a dog that hates men . . . first grade in the Borough Hall jim same best friend since first grade miniature golf at Schell's a kinder- garten drop-out had a broken collarbone memorable Chem labs Gone With the Wind member of the Hills Gang wills her constant blushing to Mr. Noll . . . will attend Cedar Crest College to study French. Blue Triangle, Y-Teens, Library Club, jr. Foreign Relations, FNA, FTA, Chorus, French Club, Drama Club, Class Play, National Honor Society. CHERYL LYNN ZIEGLER Cheryl a dynamic cheerleader those great UQ class trips W.R.H.S. good friend of the Dowlings good friends Shirley and Marianne busy Senior year shares Council with Suzie wills her wig to Mr. Dowling plans to study art in college. National Honor Society, Y-Teens, FTA, Student Council fco-presidentj, McDowell Chorus, Cheerleading, Girls Basketball, Hockey, School Musicales, Band, Vaquefo Staff. ANTHONY JOSEPH ZOLNA Zub the Hills Billiards Parlor amazing gymnastic ability consistent pool shot novice skier summer excursions to Maple Grove got stuck at Schell's over lunch Injun Joe the Fleetwood Farce with Dewey Spring Creek expeditions . . . plans to attend Penn State. Spanish Club. seniors .AW Fifi W1- 1 f 1 Q Qi ,. . swf 'Qs Av seniors seniors 2 ix, a , 5 seniors seniors '-L..., 'Im- Sw ' . 'iihugi Tltnugg . K A V Wwiw seniors ar 21 , A Mr. and Mrs. T. Acker Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Adams Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Adams Carolyn M. Adams Clara M. 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Lester Winings Andrews Winters Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Witman Andrea Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wohlbruck Wellington H. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woll Dr. Arthur L. Woll Mrs. Catherine Wood Dr. L. R. Woodring Mr. and Mrs. john R. Woods Mr. and Mrs. james Woodward Worley Lumber Company Dr. and Mrs. john Wolring Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wurtz Wyomissing Beauty Salon U Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yarnell Mr. and Mrs. George Yeager Dr. and Mrs. H. Yeagley Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yentch Mr. Greg Yockey Mrs. William Yoder Mr. and Mrs. james Yody Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young Col. and Mrs. William L. Young Dr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Yund Z Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Zabielski Mr. and Mrs. Arden Zeigenfuse Mrs. Richard Zeimer Mrs. Robert M. Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Zepernick Mr. and Mrs. Evan Zervanos Mr. and Mrs. H. Karl Zeswitz Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Zeugner Charles Ziegler, jr. and family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Duke Zilber Mr. and Mrs. Marlin C. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zinn Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Zintak, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Zitzman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zolna Gary Zuchowski Acknowledgments The 1970 Colophon staff wishes to express its appreciation to the advisers whose indispensable skill and assistance helped to make this undertaking a reality. The staff extends its thanks to Mr. Russell T. Milford for his guidance and enthusiasm, to Mr. Charles Gebensleben for his aid during the financial campaign, to Mr. D. C. Shirk and Mr. Charles W. Bell for photographic coun- seling, and to Mrs. john Ritter for her advice to the art editor. We also would like to thank Mr. Edward Patrick of Taylor Publishing Com- pany and the Purdon House of Photography for its professional assistance in producing this yearbook. The Class of 1970 wishes to acknowledge the generosity of the entire community in supporting its endeavor. i l68 To the ancient Greeks, the Ukolophonl' was an inscription placed at the end of a manuscript with facts relative to its production. The 1970 Coloploozz staff has attempted to capture the events and the spirit of its senior year at Wfyo missing Area High School. We affix this kolophon inscription-an identify ing symbol of excellence signifying the termination of an accomplished en- deavor-in the hope that our yearbook has merited this mark of excellence.