West Reading High School - Vaquero Yearbook (West Reading, PA)

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24 CFHE 1929 BEACON Eleventh Grade lst Rcrw: David Berlin, Gene T-L-Venguml, Inez Cjrcth, Ruth Bmlcy. Iohu lflzxrm-r, Mary Halo, H11 old Knoll, 'IxlIK'I'L'SLl. Yzmuzzi, Mabel Huft'm:m, Betty Drowning, Russc-I Ritz. Zml Row: Icwsepll Hula, Florence Sul11u1.t1nan, Cjrzmce Gnlwl, Ilvlm-11 Yuhn, 'IQCFCSEI Vuzellzl, Ec Milla-r, Leah Smith, Amlrcy Dimlmr, C:1'Llu-fine Sl1ii'I'ne1', Mzwimm Young, Leu Scl'mcffm'. Sul Huw: Clmrlcs Hess, I3l'UlJkL' Milla-r, John l'iuntc1', XYillizlu1 Kullmuch, Hnruld Fry, Edward G m I ur, -IIIIHUS 1.c1Iinn, Dmmlml Scl1:u:lTu1', Iiurl jzumskic, Qxdfllll Baer.

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