Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Qilnmmmial DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. Brucher explains the process of making rayon to his Distributive Education class. VUUOIIS Row 1-Mr. Taylor and Mr. Whitely Row 2- Miss Walt, Row 3- Miss Bitler, Mrs, Martin, Miss Fairlamb, Mr. Miss Mertz, and Mr. Brucher Mr. Bannon and Mr. Guthrie Bottonari 4 0 fl. 11' P . 1? 75 l'

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The sixty-four dollar questionl Who IS the gorgeous creature Mr. Schanch ns holdlng hands wnth? I'll bet she was Qulte a 'belle' in her day. ,lynx xl ' v 4 - -t W ffx' 4?1?,,E'.-nf' .3-X f 14 N L.,'.x,U ' 1,4 1. li fnv' ' , f fl i What can Mrs. Doty be tallfung about that has such an amusung effect on her class? The students IU botany class can always hnd plenty of work to keep them busy in the Solanum.

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,ff These girls in Miss Mertz's class are receiving experience which will be useful to them when they go out into the business world. ommercial DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLASS Row 1-Richard 52uDDert, Patsy Witman, Bradley Katz Row 2-Bernard Welcz, Joanne Brunner, Alycc Hol- lingshead, Anna Moe Mengel Row 3-Frank Guerricr, Genevieve Guzieiewsku, lrene Kisslxng, Betty Kaucher, Ethel Hodgkins, Shirley Witman, Richard Endy, Santo Cosenza, Arthur Faust Standing-Carl Miller, John Granan, Doris Gasser, Howard Vanl-lorn, Nancy Stettler, Barbara Brandt, Sara Jane Zink, Nancy Pfleger. Janis Fox, Florence Kasniclr, Geraldine Schadler, Richard Green, William Wagner, and Mr. Brucher. The Future Merchanrsof Reading, who take the Distributive Education course, receive instructions in the morning which they apply in the afternoon by working in our local stores. Here is a good example ol the old proverb, Practice makes perfect.