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

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CFHE 1929 BEACOH 27 6mFtlliUlltWRgES it-ll Tenth Grade Historu Sept. 4. All came trooping in with smiles. Sept. 9. Marjorie Barker's big moment. Alfred Kuhn came in three days late. Mar- jorie had nervous prostration. Sept. 11. Went to the big Reading Fair. Sept. 15. Had our first class meeting, electing' President, Lewis Keller: Vice Presi- dent. Ira Ira Grethg Secretary, Lillian Hol- sclawg Treasurer, Harry Clemens. Sept. 19. Eddie Zechman knows his Latin for the first time. Miss Fritz is astonished. Sept. 24. Had first Council meeting. Al- fred Kuhn and Helen Stout were the Soph representatives. Sept. 29. Held initiation. Freshies may be able to tell something' about it. Oct. S. Enter our best Latin student, Har- riet Worley from Hamburg High School. Oct. 13. Nellie Dechant forgets her high grade roof paint. QLipstickj. ' Oct. 23. The Sophs, as well as the rest of the school, were amazed at a young shielz entering our mansion. Aaron Hornberger. Oct. 25. Lester Breininger forgets to sleep in History Class. Oct. 29. A few of the girls are sleepy to- day. We all wonder Why. Nov. 9. Some long faces when we re- ceived our first quarterly report cards. Nov. 12. Had off for Armistice Day. Nov. 24. Sophs gave a. Thanksgiving pro- gram in assembly. Nov. 28. We leave for a long' needed va- cation. Dec. 19. Here comes Helen Grimm saying Did you see my J il11l11l6?H We Wonder who the Jimmie is. Dec. 21. Departed joyfully for Christmas vacation.