Boys High School - Epitome Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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The Class Qfi 392? FEBRUARY HSIT VERITAS DUXM Officers of the Class F ENTON I. LAucKs ------ President LEROY E. SNYDER - - V ice-President P. RILEY MOYER - - - Secretary MARSHALL HUEY, JR. - - Treasurer N MOTTO- Sit -Vcrfias Dux QLet Truth Be Our Guidej COLORS-Blue and While CLASS FLOWER-Sweet Pea

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Principal's Foreword To the Boys of 1927 Feb1 z.mry.' School days, and especially High School days, when spoken of in retrospect, are generally referred to as the happiest days in one's life. VVhen thus in a reminiscent mood this volume will prove i11- valuable. We have recorded here what will be a part of the history of our school as you, yourselves, have written it. Fond memories will be aided as you turn its pages. Valedictories occasion serious- ness. They cause one to think of the achievements and failures of the past. I would that this parting work might carry with it encourage- ment and good cheer for the future. May the lessons you have learned here help you meet, manfully, the work of the world as you confront it. ' You will always find a hearty welcome here. We hope your visits may be frequent. We most earnestly urge you to tell us wherein your training failed to meet the demands of your position. You can thus render a valuable service to your school by helping us to adjust our programs of work to meet life situations more adequately. This is still your school, although you have left it. Help to keep it an institution of whicl1 you may justly be proud. ' JOHN H. EISENHAUER, ' Principal.

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'l'llE EPITOME 11 1 f . Q - , - S 1 .5 1 p . 554 f X f X ' l 1 2 , , E w ,xl 1 i , 7 U iii ,W e 7 'ir' , b v i H' mlT'Tm' ' aim mvsfn Sydney Sachs .Abels Ernest Henry Artz, Jr. SIDNEY ABELS-Latin Scientific Hsidfl uRuSsian,v uBuff,u uAben Silver Scholarship: Scrub Foot Ball, 3, 4.3 Class Base Ball, 2,32 Zelos, 3, 44 President, 443 Alternate, National Oratorical Contestg Debating Team, 3, 44g Alumni Oratoricnl Contest, School Gift Committee. Xvhen we think of Webster and Lincoln, -it is only natural that we think of our own debater and orator, Sidney, Each student endeavors to contribute some good to his school, and R. H. S. may feel proud of such an efficient orator as Sid. Ever since he overcame the embarrassment common to a freshman, he took n great deal of interest in debating and oratorical work. His favorite subject is in holding up the cause of Bolshevism. Playing in a regular position on our scrub foot ball team, proves to us that he has a powerful physicul struetureC?j and that he takes an interest in athletics as well as in studies. Vifith such It background, the class is sure he will meet no life problem too large for his abilities. ERNEST H. ARTZ, JR.-General Scientific Ernie, Babe Base Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4-g Class Basket Ball, 2, 3, Class Foot Ball, 1, 2g Varsity Foot Bull, 3, 45 Class Motto Comniitteeg Last Senior Assembly Commiteeg Bronze Scholarship Button. With Z1 rattle-rattle here and at rattle-rattle there, old Ernie has an oil can CBriscoeJ E-i, E-i, O. ' The first time you saw him, was he hanging on to the wheel of his oil can or was he doing tail-spins on the hnndlesbars of his motorcycle? Ernie has an ardent love for present teachers and those who are to be! VVe huve often wondered if Ernie is taking an extension course at Kutztown or whether he loves to be amidst the beautiful scenery there. Ernie has played his part on the foot ball team exceedingly well, and we know if he tackles his life work with the szune enthusiasm that he will be a sure winner.