Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Superintendent of Schools: Dr. Thomas H. Ford Seated: Robert M. Harbster, Lewis A. Gaul, Claude Kleinert, Ioseph I. O'Reil1y. Standing: Herbert S. Hollenbach, Dr. Thomas H. Ford, Raymond Heckman, Ierome Staab, Iohn C.Rhoads Herbert I. Iones, Ieremiah L. Rice, George Eves, Dr. A. I. Strohecker, Henry H. Hernan. Member absent: Walter K. Coleman. SCHOOL DISTRICT MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY

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MECHANICAL DRAWING For the tirst time in our school history, girls have loeen enrolled in this field. Their knowledge of blue prints Will be an asset to War-geared industry. PRINTING ln this course, the students get out the weekly paper, learn how to operate presses and linotype rnachines and to handle practical printing problems.

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