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

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26 The 1933 Beacon HHUlllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIHUIllllll1Ill'IllIIllIllllIllllIllllllIIll'IlllullIll'IllllllIHHIllllIlllllllllllIllIll''HI'IllllIl'HHIHIlllHillIHIIlllllllllllHII'IllIlllIllllllIHnIllIll'lullllllIllIll'IllIll''HHHIll'UUIHI'IIIHIIIIIIUIIUIHIIH SEVENTH GRADE First Row-Ray Bennethum, Patsy Papola, David Eckenroad, John Cierro, Harold Angstadt, XVilliain Mayer, NVilliam Huber, Cecil NVhitnioyer. Second Row-Vivian Kellar, June Engle, Blanche Sausman, Catherine Nlertz, Fannie Cierro, Virginia Ohlin- ger, Eleanor Kroenigz, Francis Seitzinger, Dorothea Pleam, Edna Noecker, Grace Mogrel, Yerone Holtz- inan, Catherine XVerner. Third Row-Samuel Czunillo, Audrey I-Iafer, Mary Jarrette, Marguerite Leiby, Elizabeth Dillon, Dorothy Brunner, Kathryn Koch, Pauline Bernstel, Francis Skedgell, Edith Miller, Barbara Stout, Myrtle Led- dick, Donald Brown. Fourth Row-Hesper Salon, Alfred Shuker, XVoodyPorrecco, Esperina Poi-recco, Paul Bernstel, Thomas Camillo, Nicholas Porrecco, Robert Levengood, Richard NVeidner, Charles Ellis, Harvey Smith, Edward VVayne, Harold Johnston. Fifth Row-Carmin Cardinale, Elwood Youse, Donald Spatz, Harry Vlfagrner. xvlllllllll Mason, Charles Heist, Milton Dobbins, ltichard Reigel, Robert Eyler, Franklin Benchley, Franklin XVcrtz, John Bennethuin. Absentees-Carleton Heckler, Kenneth Grimm, Evelyn Deteniple, lileanore Haas, John Zettlenioyer, Jean Moyer, Robert Foultz.

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28 The 1933 Beacon llulllmllllllnllll IulunlllunIuIIIInII1InllmInInIlunlnllllnnlulnllIIliII1IIIIIllIllIulnllllnmlnlmnlnll ,,,,m,,,,m,, WEST READING SCHOOLS OPEN WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE Sept. 6.-VV est Reading Schools opened to- day for the new school term of 1932-33 with one of the largest enrollments ever recorded. In High School alone there were 169 boys and 150 girls, and S28 pupils were enrolled in the entire school. . , EDUCATIONAL PICTURES TO BE WEEKLY FEATURE Sept. 7.-The VVest Reading High School is very fortunate in securing one motion picture a week on some educational topic. These pictures are secured through the Berks County Visual Education Group, of which XVest Reading High School is a member, free of charge. The dues in this Group were paid by the School Board. VVest Reading was fortunate in being given this opportunity, and we are glad to hear that they will be continued next year. WEST READING CITIZENS TALK ON PUBLIC SAFETY Sept. S.-Mr. Earl Erb, Burgess of XfVest Reading, Mr. john Bingaman, and members of the police force visited the school assembly for the purpose of talking to the pupils on public safety. Mr. Bingaman, a member of Governor Pinchot's Safety Committee, talked about the State Department of Safety and its advance- ments. Chief of Police Ivan Lotz and Sergeant of Police Ray Miller cautioned the boys and girls about crossing streets to and from school. They also gave a list of safety precautions which the pupils should remember. PUPILS ARE THRILLED IN VISIT TO WHANDER FIELD Sept. 9.-The Science class of the Ninth Grade paid a visit to VVhander Field in order to get a more practical conception of the subject Air Pressure. Their dean, Mrs. Gresh, chap- eroned the party. Mr. Carl Reber, manager of the airport, of- fered a special rate to any pupil who desired an airplane ride. A few of the pupils took ad- vantage of the offer. Several days later Mr. Reber offered four prizes for the best essay on My Trip to VVhander Fieldf' The first prize was a trip over our High School building in an open plane, won bv Robert Landis. The second, third and fourth prizes were a trip in a passenger plane, won by igargaret Zartman, Elsie XVagner, and Harold aas. JUNIOR GIVEN AWARD Sept. 14.-MF. Calhoun Smith and Miss Helen Cleaver, representatives of the Berks County Tuberculosis Association, presented to Dorothea Schlottman the Essex award, a five- dollar gold piece, for the best slogan for the Christmas Seal. Her slogan was, Help to heal with a Christmas Seal. ,m-- PLAYGROUND AWARDS GIVEN TO ACTIVE MEMBERS Medals Given in Swimming, Tennis, and Baseball Sept. 15.-Playground awards were pre- sented this morning by Playground Directors John Shaner, Pritchard Todd, and Miss Dor- othy Lenhart. Awards for swimming were received by Clinton Bagenstose, Arthur Hansen, Donald Bagenstose, Earl Sheetz, Foster Griflith, Fred- erick Adams, Hans Buehler, Edward Adams, XN'illiam Good, Paul Glass, Frank Honegar, Evelyn Bagenstose, Janet Wfilson, Jeanette Dalrymple, Ruth Reber. Awards for tennis were presented to George Brown, Conrad Brown, Richard Merritt, Ken- neth WVentworth, Edward Wfenrich, Ernest Stoudt. Baseball awards were given to Wilniont Schmidt, Kenneth VVentworth, George Brown, Richard Merritt, Conrad Brown, Peter Ponzoli, Robert Glenn, Kenneth Leddick, Ernest Stoudt, Iohn Ellis, Donald Brunner, Harry XVeidner. Wie are also proud to announce that we won a playground ball trophy for three consecutive years, which is now permanently ours. This trophy is given to the winner of the Suburban Playground League, of which we are a mem- ber. The members of the team are: Conrad Brown, Leonard Young, Peter Ponzoli, Rich- ard Merritt, Robert Glenn, John Ellis, Donald Brunner, Clinton Bagenstose, Genero- Razzano, Patsy De Amore, NVilliam Good, Robert Good, Earl Sheetz, Clarence Bricker, Paul Glass.