Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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mmmmmmmml X n T II li .X R X A L M A 27 Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm PAUL A. BUCKS General Scientiiic Bucks Radio Club. 3: Camvra Club, fl. Now, this Visage that you soo pictured hc-re is not invant as :1 testimonial for Lionf-l Stronzfort's Dorm- spondcnce course. But ro- zilly Bu0ks is thinkiiig seriouslyf'?J of taking up ongriiiet-ring: NVQ know hm-'ll miss no signzils. 'if 'I--X' 'I- ALPRED CIABATON Latin Scientitic HAL!! Hcurlyll Philos, 33 Class Baskvt Bull Lo and bm-hold! Gaze on the Vision ol' Al, Ihr' con- C1-it of the class. Don't crowd, girls, thvro is iilvnly of limo. Curly would fel-l lost without his rouge. pow- df-r. and Curling iron. Al claims he wants to be it lmrlvcr, XYhy not join thi: circus? CHARLES A. CARABELLO General Scientific Charlie Bziso Ball, 2. 3. Hurc's to Charles Cara- hnllo, thu host Latin student that ow.-I' used a pony! Re- sides being famous for s0liolai'sliipL'?J. Charlie is one of our DIT'-Qlllillvlll ath- letes. Thx- diamond and yzridiron will miss him. 'lf R. GILBERT CLOUSE J. EDWARD COLDREN General Scientiiic ,P ,P Technical Guy, ilnad-ie!! Phlloslcialluii Zxgasket + Radio, 13 Czunora, 1. Somm-bodysaidthcre werent Hurt-'s Eddie, and ho is any slmiks in the class, but that person overlooked Gil- bvrt. Htfrds the person who put the alms in Shakes- pvare, and he admits it, too. XVOHGUI' what Gilbert in- tt-nds doing a few years hvnce? WY0ll-- intl-rs-stcd in Z'LI'ChitE'Ct.lll'?11 drafting. XVO won't have to worry about designs any more, bovzuisce we can leave it up to Eddic- to design our homes in the future.

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26 T H li A RX A LM A llllIIlllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIHIIllllllIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIll!IlllllllIIIIllllHlllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllllllIlllIllllllllllllllllIllIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIII1llllIllllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlllllllllllllllllll 'VERNE M. BOMBERGER General Booklovers, 3: Health. 23 'Fraek lvleets, 2, 3: Bas- ket Bally Arxalmag Frolie Committee. Stately, graceful, gracious and sweet- Here's a girl you ought to meet, Always smiling, never gluin- Life should be her sugar plum. Verna-, the lovelyg Verna-, the gay! Clan she Charleston? Hey! Hey! Hey! GEORGE E. BRUMBACH General Scientific KiNed!! Philos, 2, 3: Class Base Ball, 2, Class Basket Ball. 2, Arxalma Staff, Chairman Frolic Commit- tee, Announcement Com- mittees: Debating, 34 This large, handsome lad is Ned. And if you never saw him alone twhieh you probably didn'tJ hunt out the largest group of good- looking girls. You'll see him in the middle of the crowd. fl- 'P+ fl- GEORGE F. BROBST General Scientific uJoe,n uspeedyu Zelos, 1, 23 Camera, 1, 23 Hi-Y, 1. 2: Thespians, 1, 23 Philos, 3. XVe very seldom get a chance to See a great the- atrical man, and we con- sider it a real scoop to have Joe's face among us. Speedy, however, is a good-natured fellow and sure to make good. 'X' 'P+ 'I- PAUI. W. BORST General Scieutiic Borsty Bronze Scholarship, Class Base Ball, 1, 2. of thiS The possessor physiognomy is EL deep se- cret. Borsty is a quiet, unassuming' chap who al- ways responds in a quiet, unobtrusive way. Paul is following the general sei- ontific- course, and we are confident that he will be a great success. HAROLD W. BUCKS General Scientific llnuxy!! Here is one of the brutes of the class, and appearances aren't deceit- ful. Harold's ambition is to become a ribbon clerk in a live and ten-cent store. But really We expect to hear some day that 'tBuxy has become a wonderful en- gineer-or brakeman.

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28 lmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm KATHRYN CORWIN' General Kittie Girls' Chorus, 3, Art XVax, 13 Playshop, lg Public Speaking Our Pal Kathryn, al- ways cheerful and smiling. There is no doubt that we all like her with such a dis- position. XVe know she is a brilliant I '? ? ? '?J Latin student, at least. MADELINE I. DEIBERT C0mm:rcia1 upatn Needlework, 13 Booklovers, 2, 3. Pat is one of our quiet stenog's with a future. She will follow the illustri- ous footsteps of her teach- ers by going through Mil- lersville State T e a c h e r s College. Best wishes for our little School Marme . '1' H E A R X A I, M A 'Z' 'X' 'Z' 'lf AUDREY HOPE CUTSHALL General Audrey Needlework, 3: Just Sew Club, lg Nifty Stitches, 2. Look! everybody and see our 'tbutldimi' Audrey. She is one of those sweet little girls who always has a smile for everybody. NVQ all know that this smile will succ'ess1'ully carry her thru life. 'X- 'P+ 'I- Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm JOHN F. CRISWEI-I. Commercial Johnny Camera, 2: Arxulnia, ffl: State Champion Typist, 1927. 192,83 First Prize, Berks County t'omniercial Contest, 1927, 1928 Wizard of the keys , has a great future. XVe expect him to enter the iield of big business in the near future. Success is typical in the q u i tw t determination o i' Johnny ,fSo long. MARGUERITE C. DEV ANEY College Preparatory upeg-H, ulviiag-eu Dramatic, lg H i k i n g, 2: Needlework, 2, In d o o r Track, 1, 2: Volley Ball, 1, 2 Good news to sick folks! They say good things come in small packages. XV e 1 l, the New Reading Hospital will receive a dainty pack- age when Peg goes in training in August. Success and happiness Midge ,