Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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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 ,

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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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'l' H li A R X A L M A 29 Illmlullull!llllIlllIllllllllllIllllllllllllllullllllllllnlllIllIIIIIllllIliIllilllIINlllllllillillllllullilllllllllllllllllllIIIllllIllllllllllllillllllIluIllIIllIIllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllulllill' K. CAROLINE DIEFENDEBPER Practical Arts Katie, Casey Needlework Club, 1, 2: Lazydaisc Club, l: Elite Dffsigiicrs, 2. Here's our old friend, Katie! Casey is a real lioust-keeper. Oh! Boys, heros your chance! Though at times she seems quiet, at other times--well, er - oh my! THADZDEUS W. DROBEK General Scientitic HTad!! Philos' 23 Scrub Football, 1, 2, 3: Track, 2, 3. Tad is a quiet unas- suming lad. He walks to school every morning in his ttbrusty Ford. Tad as- pires to enter the Naval Academy, and we already picture him in the blue Bon voyage, Tad. 'X' +4- 'X' , i LOUISE E. DILLEB. General Diller, Dill Indoor Track, Vollcy Ball, 1, 25 Dramatietllub, 1, Needlework, 2. Gaze on our little blonde classmate. Diller always takes part and makes good in school athletics. Besides those she is fond of XYyo- missing and blind dates. So, Olive Oil, 'Dill' , and may you win many blue ribbons in life. fl' +Pl- fl- KENNETH W. DIETRICH Latin Scientific Shrimp French, 3: Stamp 8 Coin, 1, 23 Class Treasurer, 2, 3: Class Day Committee. Here's a little bag' of tricks and mischief, a heart break to his teachers, and a handful of pleasure to his friends. S h rim p is naturally naughty so we all forgive and like him. ROBERT L. DUKES Technical UB.-,bbyn Camera, 2, Thespians, 2. Bobby is another quiet, unselftsh, conscientious lad, although we think he has reasons not to be. Bobby confines his attention to the study of the inanimate- for which we commend him. Keep up the guard, old boy: she might come.