Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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T Il li A li X .X I. BI A 27 llllllllll llIllllIllllllIllIilllttlllllllllllllullllll IIIllIllIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIlIllIIllullullmIullmlllllllllllllllullllIllIIllIllInlullllllulltlllullllllllllulllllmIllIillIIIIII1IHIIilllmlllllullllllnllllmlllllnlll ERNEST E. DAVIS General Scientific 1168 Church Street Ernie Art Uluh, lg Camera, Sig Cheer l.t-adter. 2 Ernie, as you can easily see, is a rtrliablc and honest boy, sinco he Collects our class money. Ho is also a student. He studies his lessons dili- gently every night, ox- ct-pt when ho lends his fathvr's storo or when he is running around with Doug ' liepxgs. 'lErnic is a true blue Roy Scout. He attends meetings every wt-ek, and is al- ways ready to do his good turn daily. MARGARET J. DEER College Prep. 130 West Douglass Street npegln timargyvy Silver Scholarship: Na- tional Honorary Society: Art XYax. 1: French. lg School Publications This is lNIargrart-t NVith the auburn hair: Marp.:'y's a licart-brcaktw, liut she docsn't care. Peggy likes Radcliffe. NYC wonder why? Radt'lil'I'e's near Harvard, NYe presume that's why. ROSANNA M. DEVLIN Commercial 101 South Tenth Street ncurlyn Needlework, 1, 2 Curly knocks them all cold. This sweet, in- nocent little miss, with her long curls and baby ways, will prove to be a successful housewife, wc know. Rosanna is a Very talented musician. The romantic strains of thr- piano will prove a great asset to her romance. MIRIAM I.. DELAY Commercial 149 West Oley Street limlnl! Ncodlt-work, 1 Mim's a friendly lit- tlm- miss Who's good and kind to evvryoiiv, the kind of Senior that's rarc thcst- days. But shc's poppy, jolly and full of fun. Her jovial per- sonality is a streak of sunshine in the '29 June Class. ELDER P. DE TURK General Scientific 1522 North Front Street Turkey, Junior Philos, 1, 25 Playmakvrs. 3: Dramatics, l: Red and Black Staff: Junior Hop and Class Dance Com- mittt-csp Senior Prom Committee Honk! l-Tonk! Hero comes Turk. Junior can always be soon with his Lizzie or his Lat- est G. F. His car is generally noticed in the Vicinity of Ninth Street. The reason is evident cnougli. No one wonders. Turk is quiet and bash- fult?J Het-e's hoping you get a good Ford tht- next time. WILBUR C. DICKINSON Technical 569 Front Street Gini-ck!! Silver Scholarship Button Dick is a quiet, stu- dious chap. He studies hard and knows his los- sons Well. Dick is also a collector of stamps, so if you lind any odd stamps, take them to Dick3 he will tell you what they are and how much they are worth. Stick to it, kid, we know you'll make good.

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26 THE ARXALMA lllllllllllllllllllIIIllIlllllllllllllllllulll IIllllulrllllIIHIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllull:ullullIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllillIilllullllllllllIllllllnllIllllllllIllllllilllllllllllllllllil CLAIRE A. CHRISTMAN General Scientific 1233 Spring Street Claire Health Club, German Club, 23 Red and Black, Draniatics. l, 2, 3: Track, Arxalina Behold the star of Mr. Royles' physics class. Claire surely was inter- ested in the co-etlicient oi' linear expansion and the acceleration of fall- ing' bodies. Yes, indeed, Claire Can run as well as write and act. So long, Claire! ROBERT D. CREMER Commercial 345 I-Iollenbach Street HB0-bin uB0'bbyu Iris, 1, 2 ' Hob is the man of the class, Every morning.: ho ser-apes the thick board from his jowls. As a business man, we know Hob will have no equal, for he is determined to be a success. All luck to you. Boll, and re- member the poor Work- ing man. SARA K. DANIELS Commercial 654 South Nineteenth St. ' Sis, Susie Musical Appreciation, 25 lied and Black, 33 Arx- alrna, 3 XVell, if it isn't t'Sis, the most obliging girl in the class. There isn't a favor she will refuse to do if it is in her power. Susie is also quite ex- perienced with the type- writer. XYe know she'll make her mark some day somebody's stenog. I-IERMAN J. CO1-IN Latin Scientific 217 Mulberry Street Zelos, l, 2 NN'hat do I hear in the distance? 'Tis only lit- tle Herman Fohn sneez- ing-sne:-zing in Latin rflass. Herman, you know, is going to become a great linquist. Ho shows so much promise in Ver- gil class. Never mind, Herman, there are worse things than Latin teavh- ers. CHARLOTTE E. DANIELS Commercial 1603 Perkiomen Avenue Chic Draniatics, 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves' Glee Club Here's another of our marvels in the art of draniatics. Chic is a dandyelocutionist. 'l'hat's tough, for pity the poor patients ol' a nurse that talks a lot! So if you want to be a nurse, Chic, condense your speech. KENNETH K. DAUTRICI-I Latin Scientiic 222 West Oley Street asKen,1! amxeunysv Philos, 25 Orchestra, 1, 3 The .Tasha Heifetz of the class is known to steal time from his niu- sic lessons to pore over the pages of Vergil. VVhatever time he can spare away from his vio- lin and his Latin is de- voted to conducting pa- trons to the Colonial to seats behind poles. Ken- ny's a good sport, and we like him. 1 i

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28 'l' H li ARXALMA IIIIIllIIllllllullIIlllllllllllllllnulullll!lblllllllllllllllllllllIllxlIllIllllllllIllllllIllIIllullullulllnllxllllllllllllullIllIullluHIluillllllllulllllllllulllllulllllllllllllIllIluIluullulllllllllllllllllltlllllllll ELLEN I'. IDIXON General Scientific 327 West Douglass St. Nellie Hiking, 23 Needlework, 3, Library, 1 Nellie is our little English girl. She is quiet, steady and depend- able. Nvlllllltlt her, thc '29 Juno Class would not be complete. NVe need our leaders and our noise-makers, but we also need our constant, reli- able members. XVe're with you, Nellie G-RACE A. DOYAN Commercial 757 Lance Place 'fBi11ie Scribblers, lg Glee Clulr, 1, 23 Public Speaking, Leaders, Dramaticsg Ten- nis: Red Pen, 1: Red and Black, 3: President, 1, 23 Vice President, 33 Social Committee of School Dances: Davis Award: Honor Essayistp National Honor Society Billie is one of the most popular girls ol' our class. Besides being: among the intellectually elite she is very prom- inent in social and extra- curricular activities. She has held more offices dur- ing her high school ca- reer than Boss Tweed RUSSELL L. DUSENBURY General Scientiiic 722A North Sixth Street Dusie, Battling, uluajoru VVell! Vwlell! Here We have the sheik of R. H. S. YVho woulcln't fall for our Majo1'? To tell the truth, though, Battlin wouldn't last long in the army, mainly because hels usually late. XVe're sure, however, that he'll snap out of it and start coming on time. RALPH J. DOERRMAN Commercial 137 North Front Street HIIODH Hi-Y, Public Speaking' Ralph is a progressive boy, Ho is always on the job. ,l.op is one of our women-haters. but that doesn't hinder him. Keep up the good work, Ralph, we know you will be a success in spite of your baslifulness. RICHARD E. DUFNER General Scientific 746 Lance Place nnicesss nCur1y,n unun-yn Thespians, 1 XVell, ladies and gen- tlemen, here's the only canary bird in captivity. Dicky. He's one of the fellows who help to make school seem a little more endurable. He is usually seen with a grin- ning' face, and also hum- ming some tune that has caught his fancy. DONALD M. DUTT General Scientiiic 1548 Lancaster Avenue HD onU Don is the Worst ex- ample of the chatterer that one is able to find in the illustrious Class of '29 June. XVe are at a loss to explain his ex- crescenco ofwords. Here'S honin' for the best, Don.