Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE ARXALMA 29 llllllllIllIIllrlllllllllllilllllllIlIluIllIIH1IIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIllulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIllmlllIllllrnllllrlllllIulIllIluIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllnulllllululullulllllllllnull JANICE E. EIDSON Commercial 600 Fern Avenue Snooks, Holly, Jackie Ht-alth Club, lg Girl Re- serves, 2, 3. Judg'i1ig:' from hvr nick- namv, Janictz is very popular. Janice likes good times, X011 het: In pc-p she does not lark: But bvtlor than dances, gainvs and all, Sho likes someone callod Jack. Stake all your gold on that. DONALD S. EILER Technical 323 S. Seventeenth St. nBud,n nnonvv Art l'lub, 2 Don is one of our porvnnial grraduates. His only rt-al hubby, outside nt dablvling' with watt-1' Colors or mud, is sm-ing' how many times ho can miss gt-tlinp: his pivturo in thu Arxalina. HARRY J. ELBERT Technical 1056 North Eighth Street nnapn Hap stet-ins to he one of this typo who ncsvvr grace oluh rooms with their presenvs-. llc is able to swim, liowovt-r, and is the proud possos- sor of a splvndid inu- smeum pivco, the original t'lievvy. 6 LOUISE M. EDYE Household Arts 322 Waslxington Street Eddie Clubs, Needlework, 1, 23 I'rizos,A rt, Rcacling'l'in1es Louise has chosen Pt-nn State as hor future Alina Mater, Hero she plans to continue hor art, as she intends being: an in- tt-rior decorator. Oh, yvs, Louise has high am- bitionsg she hopes that snnw day sho may decorate the tall doinc of a famous catliodral. MARY JEAN EISENBROWN General '728 North Fifth Street ni-Ieanln nsounyyn 'fGeorg'1ne Art Wax, lg Scrihbh-rs, 23 l 1'4'-nt'li, 2: Leaders, 35 Junior Hop, 2, Class Dance, 23 Track, lg Ton- nis, 3 XYith .It-an's popularity none can compute: Jolly, eilicient, all-round limit, Plus hf-r popularity, .lean is cornpletv. .loan is intorestted in Swarllnnorc. XVIX won- der why? FRANKLIN EMBICH Technical 128 Greenwich Street nvllec-l,l1 nsallyn Gold Scliolarsliipg Na- tional Honor Society Tod is a Docket edi- tion of a master ine- chanic. XYhat hu 0an't do with his hands isn't worthwhile trying. He is quite a scholar. It St-cms oxporlif-nt to warn one and all that life is worthlvss to one who calls Mr. Einhich Sally,

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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.

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30 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllIIllllllIIllIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllIIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllvllllllllllllllllllllll ELIZABETH I. EMORE Commercial 514 Pike Street usissv nBetty1s German Club, 2 Betty is a quiet girl. but that makes her fu- ture all the more promis- ing, because she is going to be a nurse, Success in such a Vocation is doubtless in store for her, because she posses- ses all the qualities for such duties. Your pa- tients will be lucky, Betty. RHEBA B. EPP Commercial 1235 Perry Street HR3e,7! KIReb!! Art VVax Big dark eyes. Short black hair, Tiny feet NVho's going there 'Tis ltheba. VY- wonder why They call her BT It must refer To Some strong hcl EVELYN G-. ERMOLD Commercial 302 North Fourth Street HE-veyu Hiking, 13 Glee Flub, 23 Royal Typing Award This prim. pink-eheeked, well-dressed miss is one of our still waters who takes her school work seriously. CA good example for most of us..J Nevertheless, she has plenty of pep, and is al- ways on the spot when it comes to having a good time. Good luck, Eyey. Wx HAROLD ENDY Commercial 1032 Union Street s falunpsy Gaze upon the blue-eyed slieik. This person is very quiet and backward, especially with the girls, who secretly admire him. W'ho wouldn't fall for blue eyes? XYe know that Harold is a good sport always, and who doesn't like a good sport? Good luck to you, Harold! Reading High will be proud ot' you some day. THELMA C. ERICKSON Commercial 1502 N. Fourteenth St. tlE1oieY! He-re's the prim little miss of our class. Keep- ing the shine oft her nose seems to be her most serious care, except when she is occupied in keep- ing track of her secret engagements. Don't worry -sometimes it is gold that glitters. RUTH M. EUDEY Commercial 916 Locust Street ianudyysi mrinyn Rudy is fair, plump and jolly, and always full of life and pep. The one thing she knows better than anyone else is how many prunes the people of the United States get. She would like to travel to California to see where they come from, XVQ hope your desire will be ful- filled.