Boys High School - Epitome Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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22 THE EPITOME I , -1 I -Y A I ' ' 74 l x f Q -565- 7 Q - f x WWE ' 'I' EB 1. E . l l W umm- Q v in Buhl I.. Hefner John Bard Heilman RUHL HEFFNER-Commercial alHeff,!1 ltHeme,n uRural,H cvrutn Class Basket Ball, 3, 4-g 'Class Party Committee, Hi-Y, 4-g Senior Prom. Committee. After gazing at the above records, yo11 can readily see that he is an all-around athlete and active in school societies. He divides his time between his lessonsQ?j, ath- letics, and alot of girls. Tut can often be seen walking home from the vic'inity of the Kurtz House when sensible people are sleeping. VVe wonder why! Tut is also a star basket ball player, being very fast ton the floorj. It is said, while playing over at NVest Reading he became so entranced by the fair maidens that he was still running around on the floor ten minutes after the referee blew the final whistle. Rural expects to attend Pierce School, so that he can make a better living ffor twoj. Best of luck, Heffie. The class is sure you will succeed. JOHN BARD HEILMAN-General Scientific Joi-mney, Horse Reporter, 4-4 Class Basket Ball, 3, Thespian Review, Philos, 3, 4-5 Senior Frolic Committee, Chairman, Assembly Orderlyg Chairman Senior Prom. Committee, I-Ii-Y, 3, 415 Camera, 24 Thespian, 2, 3, 443 Vice-Presi- dent, 25 President, 3, 4-4 Humor Editor of Red and Blackg Glee Club, 15 'Class Day Committee, Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 443 Head Leader, 43 Chair- man Senior Assembly Committee. Introducing to you folks Johnny Heilman, one of '27 Feb.'s most popular members. Johnny is the school comedian, a product of the Thespian Dramatic Society. He is also a member of many other school organizations, as shown by his statistics, and a staunch supporter of each one. However, Johnny never leaves his lessons interfere with pleasure. Johnny, who is Assembly orderly, never dismissed the students unless they had a good laugh. Horse Heilman is very popular around the feminine sex. Johnny is still un- decided as to what he intends doing after leaving R.. H. S., but, whatever he attempts, we feel safe to say that he will prove himself worthy. Good-bye and good luck, Jol1nny!

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THE EPITOME 21 I C- 1 fggigff S it - Q -A431-I U I A 1 1 , 354 A X 1 x X . v le or , llll 1 s n 1 E 1 1 4'-1 f i gi f1 fig' A-,,-f l .n HTTWTUTTFI Jun- - I' IVHTITTTTTTW QEQMSEN Henry Petrikin Harris Joseph H, Hefner HENRY PETRIKIN HARRIS-General Scientific Pee-Wee, Petrikin Camera Club, 1, 2, 34 Zelos, 4g Orchestra, 1. Here we have little Pee-XVee, the French shark of the class. Vifhen he first entered High School, we thought he would grow up to be a man of character, but, alas, now he can be seen reading cigarette advertisements, and some say he carries matches and peeps into pool rooms for cigar butts. Harris is very popular among the fair sex. Often you can see him at Fifth and Penn Streets, all sheiked up for a heavy date. Pee-Wee has his faults, but his better half over-shadows them. Adieu, Monsieur Harris. Bon voyage. JOSEPH H. HEFFNER--Latin Scientific Joe, Alburnt, Chose Chairman Cap and Gown Committeeg Philos, 3, 4-4 Silver Scholarshipg 'Camera Club, 1, 24 Thespians, 415 Actor in the Pennant Just look at this picture. Guess what it is. No, it is not. He is the nic'est fellow in the class. Cho is a charter member of the famous first period Latin class, which, our instructor declares, is the simplest hunch ever turned from the portals of Old Reading High. Joe is a quiet fellow and keeps his love affairs secretC?j. He may be seen. however, cruising around the streets in a Cadillac, looking for--customers for his fatlier's laundryC?D. Red is also the proud possessor of a Silver Scholarship Button, which is representative of the same high quality of class work. Choc is going away to school, and, if hard work and perseverance count for anything, he will make a grand success of his life.

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THE EPITOME 23 l F , if ,W A V mm, l -5 5 P , :QL in if , 'Ii 3 BB E Q0 Robert Delp Hershey Raymond Althouse Hoifmaster ROBERT DELP HERSHEY-Latin Scientific Bob, Hershey Bar, Chocolate, Bobby Gold Bar Scholarship, Philos, 2, 3, 45 Thespians, 2, 3, :Lg Chaplain, 34 Debating, 3, 4-g Pennant, lg Operetta, 443 Thcspian Revue, 35 Uke Club, 39 Assembly Committee, Class Motto Committee, School News Editor of Red and Black, Class Day Play, omni-ical Contest, 4. What's in a, name? Well, in Bob's name there is a mouthful of cholocate. That is why he is so popular with the sweeter sex, for which the class bitterly pities him. Per- haps the only time Bob does not laugh or smile is in his sleep, and perhaps Latin test days. He c'an't help being so happy, since he is an inseparable companion of Fred Fiddle Fidler and Jar, Elmer. Nothing can make Rev, Robert D. safe except a few of his teachers on report days. ,In spite of that, he knows his onions when it comes to work, as an upward glance at his activities and honor reveals. A valuable part of the class was Chocolate, from the beginning to the end. He expects to continue his good work at Gettysburg, and we are sure he will make his mark. Au revoirl RAYMOND ALTHOUSE HOF F MASTER-Technical l1Ray'n,rI lLHoffy,!D uRay1! Silver Scholarship Button, Epitome Picture Committceg Student Council, 1, 2. Ray seems to be one of those fellows who comes to school, gets his day's education, goes home, studies, eats and goes to bed. The first part of the program is carried out till ltaym gets home from school, then one can see him and his protege playing foot ball or base ball. I-loi'fy likes hiking and is President of the Blue Mountain Hiking Club. Vile know he will succeed in anything he undertakes.