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

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26 THB 1932 BEACON Eleventh Grade First R,0VV1'1ll1Olll2lS Atkinson, Florence Stouclt, Edward Kuhn, Frances Grossman, Dorothy Klein, Merlin Musser, Kathryn Acker, Carrie Clemens, Franklin Holtznx-an, Mabel Hinnershitz, Russell Stapleton. Second Row-Grant Brunner, Anna Blessing, Virginia Fox, Dorothy Marquette, Catherine Ganster, Dorothy Hansen, Evelyn Marks, Margaret Hite, Frances Becker, Robert Mason. Third Row-I-larry XVeidner, Richard Stoudt, Earl Sheetz, Francis Krick, Clarence Bricker, Richard Zart- num, Paul Glass. Ahsent-Ruth Spence, Mary Yost.

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23 THE 1932 BEACON Tenth Grade First Row-Foster Griffith, Mayn:11'dI-Iunter, Donald Brunner, Jessie Faust, Ernest Stout, Elizabeth Vilertz, Robert Shearer, Sidney Conrad, Joseph Stefannucci. Second Row-Richard Merritt, Richard Maurer, Ruth Angstudt, Dorothy Deysher, Ruth Harris, Mildred Focht, Donnld Schoelkopf, Robert Good. Third Row-Conrad Brown, Ruth 'Wenrich, Eleanor Rhonds, Madeline lthouds, Ruth Glass, Velma Turbitt, Charles Alderman. Fourth Row-John Ellis, Florence Finger, Fern Cliristmun, Dorothea Schlottmzin, Dorothy Bohn, Catherine Behrenshausen, Robert Huefner, Leonard Young. Fifth R.ClW-Cl1i1l'lCS Buechley, Musette I-Izunaker, Janet Foultz, Beatrice Ernst, Ronald Tyson. Absent-Marie Kruecke, Madeline Ruether, June Drenning,Le01z1 Borden, Ozm Thompson, Evelyn Struble.