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X lllll 241 HELEN A. BAUSHER Commercial 1408 Hampden Boulevard He1ency Scribblcrs, lg Dramatics, 35 Girl Ra-serves, 1, 2, 33 Rod Pen, l Hats oil to one of the typewritinglassies. Helen is one of the active Girl Reserves who enjoys many social activities. Someone will have a good little stcnographer some day. But, if you ever hear a crowd of girls gigglinl you'll surely find Helency in the midst of the fun. DOUG-I-ASS ZR.. BEG-G-S General Scientiflc 113 Douglass Street Baggs, Bud Gold Scholarshipg Cam- era, 3: Thespians, lg Na- tional Honorary Society Baggs used to be known as B:-Lgg Ears, but it has now shrunken to Baggs. Bud is one of Mr. Sandt's best surveying: pupils. In fu- ture years he may sur- vey the way to Mars-W who knows? Here's wish- ing you success after you leave old R. H. S. MYRTLE H. BINGAMAN Latin Scientific Stony Creek Mills llBingie,!! llAunty7! Art VVax, 1, 2, 33 Needle- work, 1, 23 National Honor Society Ah! And here we have Stony Creek's contribu- tion to the famous 1929 June Class. Myrtle has that certain something' that makes you feel she's your real friend. We all like Bingie lots, and know she'll come out on top in all she attempts. THE ARXALMA IIllllllIlllllllllxlIIIllllIIll!lulllllIllIIlllIll!IIIIIHIIIIllllIIllIlllllllIllllllllnlllllllllIllllllllllllllHillIllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllIllIIllIIlllllIHIIIllll!!IIllIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlll Hull I CONSTANCE A. BAZIOTES Commercial 728 Walnut Street Connie, ' Ba.rks Drzxinzitiv, lg Needlework, 13 Art XYax, 1, 2 XYell, folks, here is a true enigma. Connie has us all in a fog. One never knows what she is going to do or say. But when we see that friend- ly smile, we always know that, whatever it is, we'll like it. Keep on, lSarks, '29 June is behind you. JOHN W. BIEHL Latin Scientific 1305 North Eleventh St. Johnnie Silver Scholarship: Span- ish Club, 1, 25 National Honorary Society John shines in Latin, But hc leans toward law. VVhen he gets to Dickin- son, He'll create amazement and awe. John will succeed, For he's made of the stuff That will carry him through The raw and the rough. BEATRICE M. BLATT Commercial 221 South Twelfth Street uBee,1s uBebeu Music Appreciation, 13 Drcssmaking, 2 Miss Beatrice Blatt herself, one of 1929 June's fashion co-eds. 'iBee has such gorgeous flaming locks and fea- tures and Ways that We d0n't have to wonder why in the Dickens she is a favorite! Our best wishes, Bebe, You have Sen a great friend to a .
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T H E A R X A I. M A 23 lnlnunInnnunummmnunInununnulnumlnmuu 1lnlllumlnnlnnnuununlnunnuumnunummlnInununluuuuuummulInluuumuumunnlIannumImuununuvlmlmmn DOROTHY M. AIVIMARELL Latin Scientific Birclsboro, Pa. Tennis. 3 livery morning: you can hearone of H4-nry's noise- less Fords tsouncling' like a Pavkardj hiltin' it up through the 'Fhirtventh Street, lioulvyarcl. This fail- pt-tile. who has been with us but a year, hails from liirtlshoro, wlienve she c-ante to con- tinue her eflueation at ol' Rvafling' High, H. GRACE BAER Latin Scientific 847 Schuylkill Avenue Gracie, Gracious Hold liar: llramatie. l, 23 lllc-le Club. lg Leaders, 33 National Honor Society: lied and Black: Editor- in-Uhis-f Arxnlinag Ring and Pin 1'o1nmittev: Prom and Senior Assembly Uominittl-es To the right, boys. Here's Gracie, that pal oi' 1-Very one in the class and an ardent supporter ot' our great basket ball learn, lluadingr Highs bt-st bet. To fall down the Statue of Liberty steps is one way to get a ride in the elevator. Regretfully. we say good- hy to 'lhe hraee of friendship, WILLIAM JOHN BAUER, JR. General Scientific 1431 Perkiomen Avenue HBi111I Silver Scholarship: Stamp and Coin Club, ig Science Club, 2: Hi-Y, 2, 35 TVKCK- 2, 33 National Honor Society Bill is one of our great students, He is usually on the honor roll, and for all that he is a nice fellow. He d0esn't have to miss many dances in order to get his home work done. XVe have heard of Bertha, XVe wonder who she is? ROBERT Y. AUMAN General Science 300 North Front Street Thespians, 1: Camera, 3 Lol l!oh. the Curly haired shvik ol' the class, is one of the active lead- ers of the social activi- ties of the school. Look for Bob in any group of live-wire fellows. Bob, being very unpop- ulart'?J. was recently so- levted for oilice of' Blue l'lrag.:'ons, whose main purpose is to further in- terest in youth of Amer- icat'?J Nevertheless, we'Il prophesy that he'll dance his way through Broad- way. WILLIAM R. BANKES Technical 1420 Mulberry Street liBiu1l Bill is a very re- seryvml boy. liut he Claims he has no weakness for the fair sox. KXY1: think that's saying muCh.J If you ever hear a laugh. you van look for Bill and his accomplice in vrirne, G. B. But he who never opens his mouth will never Catch flies, so we know you'll get along great in the way ot' the world. JOSEPH P. BAUMAN General Scientific 180 Clymer Street sisonnyyn ua-Den Science Club: Class Track, lg Cross Fountry. 2 Toot! Toot! Heres our Sonny Boy. To tell the truth, he's a Very popular member of our c'ass and is well worthy of being so. If you don't believe that, ask Max. NVho's Max? YVell, you had better ask .Toe about that That's our secret and his.
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T H li A R X .X I. M .X 25 IilliIillIilulllillliiluilliiiillllllililillllllllllil Ill liiIllIIiiIllllllliilllilllillllllliillInIillllllllllllllIlllulllllilllillllliliIinIulullllliiiiiiiliiiliiilllnilliiiliiu lilill ill IIulullilliInIlullilliuiillllilll EUGENE BLUMBERG General Scientific 1302 Cleveland Avenue, Wyomissing Gene Draniatios, 2, 3, Tlvhat- ings, 3 NYhn hasn't heard ot' this fainous Xifilliain Powell oi' Heading Higslif HO's none- other than ou 1' G0ne. NVQ know that a villain scene wou1dn't he I-iff-Ctivc VVlih0l1TIZllllll- hergz He has made thc: Uoniniunity l'la yvrs a success. NVQ know he'll he good on tht- 1K','-Illllllfiift stage. as he is on li. H.'s debating team. Go to it, Gene. MARY E. BOWMAN Latin Scientitic 813 McKnight Street Kid, Mame Liz French Giee Uluhg Load- ers' and Hikers' Club XVonde-rs 111'-vel' cease Hero we have another survival of one ot' IMr. Bim.raxnan's Yorgil class- es. The Kid must be good! No, Oscar. Manic Liz is not so big, hut what is size, anyway, when we have a good singer and hiker. C. ROBERT BUCK General Scientific 214 South Tenth Street uBobn Silver Scholarship: Avia- tiong Stamp and Coin: Hi-Y Rob is one of our happy - go-lucky fellows. He is always seen with at bigr, broad sniilv. He's one oi' the honor roll boysfsludivs andf? XVelI, Rob.' we wish you luck and hope you keep that well-known sinilo. I I ,,..,. M X DAVID C. BOMIBERG-ER Latin Scientific 1601 Hampden Boulevard HDaVe77 Gold Bar Scholarship Pint Oivlii-sti'a. l, 2, 323 R1-d and lilac-lc and Arx- alnia Staff Gaze upon thu woman- hater of this Sonior'Class. It's Dave, of tho staff and orvhc-stra. lIe's a quiet, boy and some tflligllllit to certain of the voseds. XYQ predict a l4 i n cl b Q r gg li future for Daw-. HARRY BROWN Commercial 1330 North Tenth Street Hmike!! Class Base Ball, 1, 23 Basket Ball, 2 Our friend Harry is one oi' the original jok- ors ot' the class. lNIik0 delights in playing with the silverwaret'?J belong- ing' to thc cafeteria. XYC know that he'l1 be liked wherever he goes, and his friends will be true and everlasting. GRANT S. BURKEY Technical 842 Lancaster Avenue Burkie Spanish. 2: Hi-Y, 1, 2. 3, Public Speaking, 3 Here we have Burkie. VVC generally seo hiin dodging 'round in his Dodge. Hit is a good. quiet boy, Though he is quiet, there is hardly a party at which he is not seen. Good luck, old boy, were for you. H
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