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

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T1112 1932 BEACON HONVARD XVOODROVV ENDY, JR. lfHOp!7 Oh, tlzafs right Howard is the gentleman of the senior class. He has in his possession a pair of spats, a monicle, and a pair of kid gloves. The only thing he needs to complete his attire is a cane. I-lere's hoping he gets one. The teachers and students wonder why Howard gets sick so many of these nice afternoons. Nope, you guessed wrong. It isn't the women. BETTY MARGUERITE FOX Betts, Betty A Gi-rls, do1L't I sing like Bing Crosby? Betty is the only rival that Floyd Gibbons has. She is the cause of the static and uproar of typing class. She is the mail- man's pest. VVhy? just another Personal from her little Ray of Sunshine, way down the line, for whom she most often pines. Fm not the marrying kind-O, yea! RAYMOND FRANCIS HERTL Hertzie, Red', If C071-,Ii be done thai way Raymond is the only boy in the class who doesn't let girls in- terfere with business. fHe sees them after business hoursj He is very quiet, which proves that all red-headed people are not in- clined to be hot-headed and very quick-tempered. If Raymond talks to the girls as much as he talks in class, we're afraid he is going to be a confirmed old bachelor.

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THE 1932 BEACON II - - I CLINTON HARRY BAGENSTOSE Clusty, lVIulligan,l' Grogan, Doc Gee-whiz, I don? know it Here we have the boy of many names. just look at this young sheik, girls. Yes, he is going to be a doctor, if he doesn't lose his pill boxes and instruments. He is a star in swimming and basket ball, but lessons and girls don't agree with him. VVe'wish you luck, Doc. GEORGE DANIEL BROWN Brownie-Y 1 t lakes a man every time Ladies-Here we have the one and only Man of the Class Cplus Mugs Merrittj. George is another star of our basket ball team. NVe think George would make a wonderful little lawyer. lzVhy? lfVell, he seems to be able to keep---satisfied with his, Oh, that was just my cousin. Yes, nature's gift to the female sex. No? Wfell, you better ask Marion about that. JEANNETTE IRENE CLARK iKJ'eaI1!! Stop it now Jean has a weakness for tall, slim boys, and also studies. She is quite some Latin and French student, but that is no reason why she should receive quite so many letters postmarked Lan- casterf' She is very seriously trying to decide about taking a course at F. and M. QXVhy?j

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Tue 1932 BEACON Gnome HA.RR1soN HoLsCLAw Hwy Ho. K., Pal! How be you all this mornin'? Here we have the stately gentleman from the South. He hails from Missouri, and what a corn-fed boy he is! They say that people from the South are generally free and easygoing. Husky certainly lives up to this reputation, and spring fever seems to be his favorite excuse. Husky seems to receive ambition only when there is a score- keeping job handy or a red-headed girl around. HELEN LOUISE KIRCHNER Skippy KARL THORNTON KIEFER Peck, Yummy Oh, is that so! Here is a big butter and egg man from the VVest. He is man- ager of tl1e grocery store at Fifth and Franklin Streets. Peck is our prize shorthand student, and he always has his work pre- paredf U. He is also quite a lady killer with those green sus- penders. VVell, we wish you luck when you operate your chain stores in the future. lVas that ncce.rsa1'y-no Im! it wax nice! , I Ladies-Gentlemen-Madam Kirchner the-Logan-Night Club hostess. And what a perfect night club hostess she isg that is her line, all right. Helen seems to have a terrible time to keep all her boy friends straightened out, and soda clerks are her weakness. Sometimes we believe that Helen really lives on four hours sleep, little eats, and lots of dancing, romancing and iinancing. just another fu- ture stenog. Honorary member of the Tall Story Club.