Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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T H R A R X A I. M A 23 IllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll!lIllillulIIlllllllllillulllllllulllIllIIlllullIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllIIllIIlllllllllllulllullllIIIIIllillllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIli!llllllllllllllllllllllullll G-RACE E. BEANE Latin Scientific H111-acyu Dramatics, 3: Hiking, 2: French, 1: Track. 2: An- nouncement Committee. NVo all think Traf'v the sweetest and most demure lassio. She is seen quite frequently in 225. Thcrc's a reason. But that isn't all to her frequent-iesffor Tracy is accominodatcd most regularly after school hy a Lincoln. 'lf +44 'lf CARI. S. BECK General Scientific Mooney Class Basket Rall. 1: Class Track, lg Class Base Ball, 1: Varsity Base Ball, 2. Behold! Before you is none other than Parson Bt-Ck. Parson believes in the slogan Slow but sure is the way to suecc-ss. Even though Parson may walk slow in school, he is quitr- a Class athlete, as shown by his records. ALMARETTA S. BECHTEL Commercial nneckyn Booklovers, 2: Track Mc-et. 25 Red and Black: Gold Scholarship '4l'Socky, our fellow stu- df-nt, not only possesses ability for winning friends, but is apt in ht-1' studies too. And so, with much sincerity. we are able to say Bt'cky's all right. 'l'here's another who thinks so, too. MARION E. BENDEL IRENE M. BENDER Commercial 'X' 'I' Commercial limalcf! liRene!1 Red and Black Staff, 3. rf- Track Meet, 23 Booklov- This young lady is one of tho very few who do lit- tlot'?b talking in class. But Mac is seriously thinking' of some day becoming Some-body's Stonogf' NYith such a sunny smile. we know shc:'ll score heavily. ers. l, 2: hive Lluh, 2, 3. EI!-iciency is this lady's middle name. Trim and petite. she performs all her duties well. There are many kinds of-yes, we might call them duties. Question us no further. readers.

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pi- 22 'l' H E A lt X A L M A mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm FRANCES I-I. AMMON College Preparatory 'f'1'ish Girl Reserves, 2, 3. 'Fish is a good snort. Sometimes she is irrespon- sible, but it's rather becom- ing. The-n there are cer- tain uniforms which inter- est this fair lady. Perhaps the uniforms are just an added attraction. WM. BROOKE BALL Technical -fBi11 ' Gold Bar Scholarship, Camera Club, l, 23 lied and Black: Class An- nouncements Committee. Hero We have a most prominent member of thc class. Good-looking' and peaceful as he seems, just that notorious he is. If you want something done, ask Brooke. It will be done. Brooke will bring honor and credit to Pr-nn State. fl- 'P+ 'Z' VIRGINIA ARNOLD General uJinnyu Track Moet, 2: Volloy Ball, 23 Needle NVork, 3. Ah, here is Jinny with her golden locks. I't's a safe bet thero'll always be light when she is present. Don't worry, Jimmy, all the great people have auburn hair-Cleopatra. Coolidge- you know Lots of chance for you, Virginia. fl- -Y-'lf fl- MARY H. AMMON General Scientific Scribblers, 2: Dramatic, 1. What a funny noise in the hall! Don't be excited -it's just Mary, giggling. Never mind. Mary, your sunny nature has Won many friends. Mary's favorite name is ' Love. Every- where Bliss Love goes Mary's right near bv. It's a good habit nevertheless. ANTHONY J. BARASSO Technical uTonyu Class Base Ball, lg Class Basket Ball, 2, Class Track, 2. It would talk! Lord, how it talked! See our famed auctioneer! .lust recently investigation has revealed that the rea- son Tony has such ele- grant marks is because he talks the teachers blind. NVell, that's one way, Tony.

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24+ T H li A lt X A I. M A llllllIllllllllllllllullHllllllululllllllllullllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllIIllIIllIIIIlllIllnllllllllllllllllllllIlllIIllIIllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllullllllullllllulullllllllll 'X' 'P+ fl- J- LOUISE BENNETT CHESTER A. BERG-ER General Technical Benny 1-cnet, ffc.ab Art Club, 3. This golden-haired miss just joined us at the begin- ning of the senior year and wc- are glad to have her. Although Benny is one of the more or less quiet mem- bers of the class, she is al- ways there when the time comes for recitation. ANNA H. BERGMAN Commercial llAnn3 ll Needlework, 1, 2, 33 Track Meet: Volley Ball. VVe haven't quite discov- ered Anne and her silent natures. However, we do know that she has become quite a saleswoman. Maybe she is one of the reasons why Saylor's have such a huge trade. Au revoir! EI-SIE I. BERG-ER General Scientific Elsie Needlework, 2, 3 and 47 Varsity Volley Ball, Track Meet, 2. Elsie has been one of the active members of the class during our stay in these Venerable halls. Besides being an athlete of some note, Elsie is quite a stitch- er, Keep on sewing and reach your goal. 'lf -11+ 'lf Carnera Club, 1, 2: Snappy Snappers, 1, 2, 3. This striking and intelli- gent looking' face is that of our famed photographer, Chet, who has taken 21 xery active part in the Camera Club in High School. Chet's real ani- bition is to turn the crank for 'tDoug .Fairbanks some day! FLORENCE IBERKOWITZ College Prep. Floss, I'1opsy Health, 1: Sewing, 2: Dra- matics, 3 and 4. VVe present for your ap- proval Flopsy. What an innocent look she possesses. Floss is very quiet in class room, but outside- Well, who can blame a tiny maiden for wishing' to be tall and strong and for be- ing so fond of Braun.