Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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'lf ARXALMA MESSAGE YEARS PASS, AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE THEIR PLACES AS PARTICIPATING CITIZENS IN THE DUTIES OE A GREAT NATION. CHANGES OCCUR, AND THE BOY AND GIRL OF TODAY BECOME THE STEADYING INELUENCES OE THE NATION OE TOMORROW. WHAT YOU WILL BECOME AND WHAT PART YOU WILL PLAY IN THE GREAT DRAMA OE LIFE ARE DEA TERMINED LARGELY BY THE PRE- PARATION AND LIVING EXPERI- ENCES YOU HAVE HAD IN READ- ING HIGH SCHOOL. MAY THESE EXPERIENCES HAVE BEEN SUCH THAT, WHEN IN THE YEARS TO COME YOU TAKE DOWN THIS BOOK TO REVIVE OLD MEMORIES, A REAL FEELING OE APPRECIATION WILL PERMEATE YOUR NATURE AND EACH MOMENT WITH YOUR 'TARXALMAH WILL BE A HAPPY ONE JOHN P.LOZO 12 1

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JOHN P. LOZO, PRINCIPAL A. B.,A. M., PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE '11 11 1.1

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May you go forth from our svhool fully c'onyincL-ll that your high svhool course has ln-cn a worthAwhiI1- inyvstnu-nt in yoursvlt. lnvvstimfnts in otlwr p0oplc's 1lI'U,lt'l'l'5 oftvn Come to grief: an invesinwnt in on0's own personality is not only safc hui pays hig fliviA rlexncls. These' cliyiclm-nds will ch'- pvncl largely on how you Cn- l'lC'll your mind with knowlcdgv anfl valuable expvriemwr and cultivate high moral qualities. It is my sinvvre wish that your s'cliViLl9mls may he large anal many, for thx-n lifo is most likvly to otter you its hvst. The port is right whvn hu says, Destiny is not ahout you hut within. 'llhysn-lf must make thyself. 'l'o 1931 .I une-W Youth is you rs, that he-st though precarious gift of lifeg wisdom may hc- yours through the slow growth of years, If, in saying farewell, I could he- stow upon you three further hlessings, I would wish for you a liven mist for living,-V- to live life largely and to live it well - a fine sense of humor to see the things of life in true proportion, and a. driving force that UVCITUIIIPS diflivulties and wrongs and that unites thc en- ergivs of a mind clean and a heart alive in a vigorous body. ..- I.. ,- L Q. EL 5 C EL P :I .. Y.. 7 A . 3-4 . ': -+2 Zi .Lf 2 I ,., 2 T 'E .. Ti 1 ,- - .. if 1. E .E 5 E E 2 cz ' P' 5 Q- ,-: , . ,T L Z 2 4 U ii' 1 . .2 E2 L 4 2 P : 7 Q2 2 '? 5 3 1 7 --- 72 A : : ,L ' ,J F, . 74 C Ti F 2 L 5 .- M ,- ,, L. E .A 2 .Z 1 Q ' -F P ' Z ,ff f 7: -I ... f A... QW A i-1 5 'f A if T5 75' 1' , Q , v L, uifvff J, 4 , sgjE:.,f, , 13 L A A A