Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE ARXALMA 31 lllllllllllIllHII1IllllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllltlllllIllllllIllIIllllllIulllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllalllilllllnllllllllllllllHlllIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllnlllllllllllll JOHN H. FAIR Technical 514 North Tenth Street Johnny Ht-ro's another mio ot' our quiet boys. In spito of this Johnny is apt at anything from nia- chino shop down to ar- tistic' work. Johnny has othor weaknesses, howovor, for a cortain famine whom ho meets in the halls. But that's nothing to bv ashamed of. Johnny, we all havo our particulars! ESTHER R. FENILI College Prep. 349 North Fifth Street Frenchie I+'rc'nt'l1. 23 Scrihlnlors. 1: Art XVax, l Estlivr is a rather quiet littlo lHlSS-'-SOlllC- tinios But you should hear l renchy talk. lis- thc-r's a good sport, and wo all likl- hor. Hoi' 1-yos are lmluo - 014-ai' through. and 1+'i'mic'liy's trim blue. too. Adil-u. lll2 lLlE'lllOlSQ'llt'. FRANCESKA FINBERG Commercial 516 N. Twenty-fifth St. Frankie, Bobbie l rankie has hevri with us hut a Short tinio. yet wo have all grown to like hor pleasant smile and lovely ways. Go smiling througrh. 'tBol,rbie, Juno '29 is hack ot' you! Bon voy- ago! Z M M HAROLD A. FARRELL 218M,, Locust Street Dusty, Buttercup Ono ot' tho sliining lights of tho class. But- tercup is quite a schol- ar bm-sidos being' a chat- tercr. XYO'i'o still look- ing for a specimen that can get more words in ono breath than Dusty. Becauso of this, wo ad- vise that Harold seek the :lit-taphono 1-oncorns. H0 certainly would ho a Iino tester. and the world will bo nroud of the progress made in those machinm-s by Butler- cup, JOSE PHINE FINA Commercial 331 Penn Street I lJ0e H Hiking' Ululv, 2: Book- lovors' Club, 33 Junior f,'ll2'llllllt l' of Conimt-rcc .loo is the kind of girl 4,-voryono wants for a frim-ml. NYU all say shffs a brick, 'Elm- is also an athloto who makos othor candidates tiprht for thoir positions. Her-ds good luck, Joe, DARWIN L. FISHER General Science 1041 North Fourth Street uG,0v,n nrishn Studvnt Manage-r of Cross Country. fl Gov is tht- shoik that took Caro of the cross- country team last year. Ho says his main dutir-s worv to soo that they didn't try any cross- country running with school equipment wht-n the roach xvasn't around Fish is a good-natured young fellow. Ho always has a smile for anyone that wants it. He's a big shot with the- Cross- Country team.

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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.

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32 THE ARXALMA lllllllllllllIIIIlllIIIIIllllIIIIlllllllllllllll:IIIIlIIIIIIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllulllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllIIlllIlllllllllllIIllIIllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllm NICHOLAS M. FISTIIR General Scientific 1561 North Tenth Street Nick Band, 3: Track Team, 3 Here we have the tall boy with a large shock of hair. He strides along deter-minedly and seems to have a knack of get- ting what he wants. A good quality, that. But a funny thing- Nick always hangs outside of room 104 the sixth per- iod-evcry day. Now, why? EMILY K. FLATT Household Arts 1036 Franklin Street Arthur, Skeezix Book Lovers: Art XYax, 1 Emily is quiet, but, as the saying goes, Silence is golden. Skeezix is one of our artists. It's Quite evident that she will succeed as a design- er, which she would feign be. I Those who know Emily know how she en- Joys sawdust. If she hasnft told you, ask her, It will prove to be quite interesting. MATILDA A. FREY Commercial 1913 Birch Street 'Tess Gold Scholarshi Ping D Health, 1: Scribblors, lg Needlework, 2 Behold! Here is Toss, one of our more brilliant students, Tess, strange to say, does not like the boys. Maybe she hasn't met the right onc yet. H S I ll! J01-IN A. FITZ Technical 543 Tulpehocken Street HAILH nritzieu Hcre's to the future newspaper magnate of Reading. Al works at the Eagle, we presume in a most important posi- tion. But how can the Eagle get along when Fitzie is at the North- west Athletic Club, where, we are told, he spends a great deal of his time, Keep the news going, Al, MIRIAM M. FOREMAN General 1554 S. Eighteenth St. HPalt,!Y Kimimli Latin, lg Glee Club, 22 Leaders, 3: Inter-Class Track liloet Here is Pat, who re- ally does care for the boys. t'Miin is always seen with a broad smile on her face. Good luck in the future, Pat, IRWIN W. FRITZ General Scientiiic 302 North Eleventh St. Fritz Silver Scholarship: Ger- man, 25 Insignia Com- mittee Meet Irwin YV. of the Fritz Trio, Hore's the modest blonde of the class. If you enter any class room and hear very loud laughing, you can arrive at the conclusion that it certainly isn't lrwin, Anyhow, with the help of one in particular, we're sure Carnegie will he proud of a modest. left-handed engineer.