Boys High School - Epitome Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE those boys ranking high in their class. Class numerals were designed and or- dered by a. committee consisting of Hor- ace Hoffman and Harold Miller. They were awarded to boys who had partici- pated in class athletics during their stay in the class. Through the kindness of Mr. Kagen, we were able to obtain jerseys for our basket ball team of the class, an act for which we extend to him hearty thanks. During the past the class has done well in track, base ball, foot ball and basket ball. The Class of 1928 February is one to which every member of it should be proud to belong and strive to do the better things which uphold and boost a class. For our success we owe much to Mr. Scott, who is our class advisor, and who has conducted the class very well. The names of the members of the class are as follows: Edward Anewalt, Lester Aulenbach, Preston Axe, Raymond Becker, Arlington Blimline, Lester Bolig, Lewis Boyer, Charles Brightbill, George . Brobst, Thomas Cleaver, Harry Crystal, John Davis, William Dehart, Alphonso De Marco, Calvin Derr, Arthur Dietrich, Leon Ehrman, Reginald Eidam, Carl Ferree, Robert Friedman, Edmund Gabel, George Graeft, Herbert Gollman, William Gross, Arthur Gilldin, Gervase Hagen, Harold Halprin, Norman Hangen, Henry Hawk, Miles Heinze, Armand Henne, Horace Hoffman, Allen Horst, Morris Hullinger, Henry Irwin, Joseph Janizewski, Fred Johnston, G. Kagen, Floyd Keehn, John Keener, Shubert Keller, John Keller, Clark Kerr, John Kerst, Max Kitchenoft, Norman Klingaman, Edward Kohl, George Kurtz, William Lease, Charles Leippe, John Levan, Henry Lewis, James Lonaberger, Ralph Mast, Russell Mengel, Harold Miller, Robert Meyers, Paul New- kirk, Karl Obold, Charles Orth, Elmer Quinn, Thomas Reedy, Sherwood Rieser, Ralph Rissmiller, David Rosenthal, John Ruoff, James Ruth, Clarence Schaeffer, Robert Seip, Bernard Seyfert, John Shaner, William Shugar, Harold Stoudt, Edmund Warkozewski, Stuart Weinerth, Leon Wentzel, Jack Whitaker, John Winkler, Carl Zunzer, EPITOME 75 '28 JUNE PTCSid6H,t-LEE BLYLER Vice-President-ALLEN HAWMAN Secretary-RoBan'r HEFFELFINGER Treasurer-KENNETH Dmrxucu Faculty Advisor-Mn. KLEINSPI-:HN '28 June has been prominent in both class and varsity athletics. It won its sec- tion of the class track meet and had sev- eral men on the varsity team. It had a good foot ball team until class foot ball was discontinued. It has three varsity foot ball players, among them Captain Butch Stark, and several more reserves. It had a good representation on the var- sity base ball and basket ball teams. Its class base ball team finished second with four victories and one defeat, while its class basket ball team was fourth. It had men on both the swimming and cross- country teams. '28 June has always been well repre- sented on the Honor Roll. An average of 30 every six weeks has been its contribu- tion to the scholastic work of the school. Eighteen in this class received silver but- tons. On the whole, the scholarship is very high and everyone is working to make it still higher. Many members-of '28 June are active in club work. Quite a few hold ofiice, and all are considered hard workers by their fellow club members. As a result of all these activities, '28 June has claim to being one of the most active and progres- sive classes in school. Members: C. Abramson, B. Abramson, C. Adams, D. Adams, H. Asher, W. Ball, T. Barr, A. Barasso, W. Bazioted, C. Beck, H. Beck, C. Berger, P. Billlnger, R. Bingaman, H. Bless, E. Blome, L. Blyler, J. Bobert, P. Borst, G. Brumbach, T. Bucher, H. Bucks, C. Carabello, A. Ciabaton, G. Clouse, E. Cochran, E. Coldren, J. Criswell, L. Dep- pen, K. Dietrich, T. Drobeek, M. Dry, R. Dukes, A. Duncan, G. Dunkelberger, H. Fegley, W. Fichthorn, M. Fox, C. Fred- ericks, W. Gehris, B. Gehrke, M. Good, W. Goodman, E. Griesemer, R. Griiiith, K. Jaage, J. Jafer, W. Hagan, M. Hahn, S. Haring, Q. Hawman, L. Heath, J. Heifel- finger, R. Heffelfinger, P. Hess, J. Hinkel, C. Hoffman, R. Hofses, J. Holahan, R. Holl, W. Horine, R. Humbery, W. Isen- berg, J. Jordan, C. Kenny, S. Kershner, S. Kinsey, J. Kissling, C. Kline, E. Klopp, W.

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74, THE EPITOME Rohrbach, Burton Jones, C. C. Singley, B. S. Bellemere, Warren Temp-lin, Wil- liam Brown, Jack Whitaker, Robert Myers, Wilber Maurer, George Keihl, Wel- don Gift, Barton Beane, Jack Beane, Ruhl Heffner, John B. Heilman. John M. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Huey, of Reading, Pa., and Mrs. H. E. Merkel, of New York City, chaperones. 1927 JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Pres-idcut-WARREN Hnss Vice'-P-resident-SAMUEL BERTOLET .S'ecretwry-VERNE Swovnn Treasurer-Ronnnr BRAUN During the past term 1927 June has achieved an envious record in all forms of school activities., The basket ball team representing that ,class won the class championship for the season of 1925-26, and the prospects are very good for re- peating last year's honor on the basket ball court during the present year. In class base ball '27 June was only defeated for first pl-ace after a hard battle, and in all other forms of class athletics our boys always stood near the top. However, we have not only achieved great success in athletics, but our record in other school activities also stands out very prominently. Every Honor Roll list finds at least 251k of our class among the Honor Boys. Members of our class are represented on every team and in every club in the school, and many of them hold high positions in there organizations. We can truly say we are proud of our class and of its achievements. Only one term is left for us at Old Reading High, but we intend to make it the best of all and prove that the last class. that will graduate from the Boys' High School will also be the class. ' To the members of the Class of 1927 February we bid an affectionate farewell. We are sorry to see you leave our midst, but know that you have left behind you an envious record, a record which it will be hard for any class to surpass. We wish all ot' you the best of success in whatever you may do, and we know that Reading High will have just cause to feel proud of 1161' sons of '27 Feb. Members of the class are: Thomas Andes, Norman Angstadt, Rus- sell Angstadt, Jack Beane, Russell Beck, Herman Behr1e,, Preston Biel, Samuel Bertolet, Charles Bertram, David Bitter- man, John Blankenbiller, Philip Bom- gardner, Robert Braun, Alton Cassel, Seal Chambers, George Clammer, Benjamin Cloder, Earl Collins, William Coombs, Leonard Degler, John DeMoss, Donald Devor, Paul Dietrich, Martin Downs, Rus- sell Dunkel, Lewis Eckert, Charles Eg- gert, John Esterly, Warren Esterly, Don- ald Fellx, William Fisher, Donald Fran- ciscus, John Freehafer, Robert Gabriel, Ellis Gaul, Charles Gehret, Walmer Geh- ris, Warren Gerhard, Harold Gerhart, John German, Carl Gernert, Norman Gernert, John Gingrich, Richard Glass, Wilfred Glasser, Clifford Goodhart, Sam- uel Goodman, John Gragg, Charles Grauf, Leonard Glazier, Harold Gruber, Jesse Hafer, Rancel Hagan, Howard Hartman, Horace Hellman, Ernest Heim, Bennett Hendley, John I-Ierbine, Warren Hess, Max Hindin, Edward Hinz, John Hoermle, Linton Hunter, Russell Huyett, Wilbur Johnson, Vernon Johnson, Paul Keller, Roger, Seifert, Stewart Lebo, Robert Kief- fer, John Keiser, James Kissinger, Rus- sell Klein, Roman Kuhn, George Kephart, H. Lilesrose, A. Lipman, W. Livingood, E. Lunden, William Maier, G. Medinger, Charles Meter, Harold Miller, John Mitler, John Moll, C. Oswald, John Painter, Rob- ert Painter, Morris Porter, John Reed, John Ritter, M. Rudolph, R. Rutman, John Sauer, R. Schmeck, J. Kenny: P. Snyder, G. Souder, W. Stailey, H. Schwartz, Verne Swoyer, T. Templeton, Harry Weil, Lester Wetzel, Fred. Williams, Ferrer Wilson, F. Winterstein, Philip Whitman, S. Wit- man, Ed. Zacharias, Joseph Zieber. E '28 FEB. President-ARMAND HENNE ViC6-PT6Sid67lf-HAROLD PEIFER Treasurer-CHARLES LEIP1-E Secretary-REGINALD EIDAM During the past year the Class of 1928 February has accomplished much in the way of scholastic and athletic work. At a class meeting, held in the past two months, a committee to take charge of the rings and pins was elected. This com- mittee has received orders from many of the boys. At a later meeting of the class a Red and Black staff was appointed from

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76 PHE Knabb, R. Koenig, C. Hoffke, J. Kutz, J. Leach, P. Leister, P. Leitzel, C. Lellig, C. Leiberman, W. Lilley, H. Lind, F. Little, W. Ludwig, G. MacGregor, F. Mackes, W. Magroski, R. Manwiller, T. Mathias, W. Meinholtz, H. Mercer, S. Merkel V. Miller, H. Miller, P. Mory, C. Moyer, W. Odum, H. Oswald, W. Peifer, H. Pfreimer, A. Polepcha, R. Potts, C. Pyewell, J. Rein- liart, A. Robinson, J. Rupp, F. Ruth, P. School, J. Schmucker, O. Schwemmer, H. Schwerin, C. Seidel, P. Shenk, G. Shoe- maker, B. Slichter, M. Slotys, J. Sowa, N. Spatz, A. Stark, J. Stocker, P. Sulkis, R. Swavely, R. Swoyer, P. Tabani, P. Tar- rach, W. Texter, A. Troxel, J. Tyson, P. Unger, J. Vath, E. Wagner, C. Weidman, W. Wells, H. Wolfe, R. Wolfskill, H. Zabel. za FEB. President-JOHN WINIC Vice-Pres.-HARRISON WICKEL Secretary-JAMES LONG Treasurer-FRANKLIN BLYLER Faculty Advisor-MR. SMYTHE The Class of '29 Feb. is one of the most active classes in the school. In spring 1926, though newcomers, they ran away with the class base ball championship. Many members of the class placed in the track meet. '29 Feb. men were on last year's reserve basket ball team and this year's foot ball squad. The Honor Roll contains many names' of students from the Class of '29 Feb. Members of the class are: Herman Abramsohn, Paul Albright, William Bair, Frank Blyler, Harold Boyer, Harry Bridegam, Harry Brown, Rilman Busch, Robert Astor, Herman Cohn, Fred Cox, Donald Daniel, Frank Deakin, Alex. Dickson, John Dohner, Clyde Donehower, Russell Dunsenberry, Jack Ege, Donald Eiler, Harry Elbert, Robert Ensman, Eugene Eshelman, EPITOME Joseph Eyrich, Allen Fisher, John Fitz, Chester Fix, Harry Flatt, Joseph Flatt, Donald Fletcher, Henry Flickinger, John Gehret, William Gehris, Howard Good- man, Bernard Grele, John Guenther, Paul Hafer, Melvin Haines, Robert Hay, Wil- liam Heath, Willard Herbein, Kenneth Hettinger, William Hiller, Harry Himmel- reich, Robert Hoernle, Sherwood Hughes, Homan I-Iunsberger, Carl Jacobs, Robert Katz, Donald Keffer, Penrose Keini, Eu- gene Kelley, Charles Kelly, Henry Kersh- ner, Howard Ketterer, Leo Knoblauch, Harold Lebo, Edgar Legler, Bennet Leiby, Richard Leippe, Russell Lengel, James Long, Herbert Ludwig, George Lynch, Richard Malick, Samuel Matthews, Mark Matz, Calvin Mengel, Russell Messner, Franklin Miller, Wayne Miller, Roy Miraczewski, Eugene Nestio, Paul Olven, Theodore Oziemklewicz, Webster Painter, Robert Peters, William Peters, Robert Pettit, Ralph Pllum, Paul Puebe, Earl Rahn, William Reber, William Rettew, Reuben Rhoads, Clarence Rickweln, Ed. Rohrbach, Carl Roland, George Roth, Carl Sands, William Schefller, Earl Scheld, William Schleiffenheimer, Sam. Schooss- berg, James Seidel, Bruce Shoemaker, Alfred'Smith, LaVerne Smith, Sterling Smith, William Smith, Herbert Strunk, Joseph Waetzman, Theodore Walker, Fred Weiler, Stewart Wentzel, Herbert Wetzel, Stewart Wick, Harrison Wickel, Edwin Williamson, Herman Williams, Llewellyn Williams, John R. Wink, Franklin Yoder, Lawrence Youse. Y H-gif. STAMP AND COIN CLUB Presid-ent-Emv.AmJ HEINZ ViC6-PT6SidC12-t1KARL 0BoLn Treasurer-KARL Fnnm-xi: Secretary-Smxvanr Leno Faculty Advisow'-MR. KLUGSTRON The Stamp and Coin Club has been a very interesting feature in our school this year. It consists of about 25 members,