Boys High School - Epitome Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE 'EPITOME 81 Varsity Basket Balls JOHN DIETRICH, Coach VVALTER KLEINSPEHN, Faculty Manager - GEORGE CLAMMER AND GEORGE GRAEFF, Student Managers Members of Team GOODMAN, Captain Outlay . CooMBs Swovsiz HENNE BLYLER Wrcxcsr. Kor-IL HANGEN DIETRICH FLATT Rassan MENGEL HAWK ESTERLY Results Attained Thus Far Reading High, Reading High Reading High Reading High Reading High Reading High, Reading High, Re ! 9 J ! , St. Gabriel's H. S 5 Doylestown, 24. , Pottsville, 13. g All-Collegians, 42. 3 Gettysburg, 55. Sunbury, 17. 533 Pottstown, 48. maining Schedule . 53 34 57 ' 39 32 45 i Friday, January 21-Vililliamsport. :Saturday, January 22-Lancaster. 'Friday, Januar 'kSaturday, Jann y 28-Steelton. ary 29-William Penn. Saturday, February 5-John Harris. 1'Saturday, February I2-WVilliam Penn. 'l'Friday, February 18-Lancaster. : Saturday, February I9-Lebanon. 'l'Friday, February 2 5-York. Saturday, Febr TFriday, March 'I'Saturday, Mar Friday, March uary 26-Washington Central 4-Steelton. ch 5-Williamsport. 1 1-Gettysburg. 'l'Saturday, March 12-Sunbury. TFriday, March Saturday, Mar 18--Lebanon. ch 19--York. 'F Home Games. 1' Games Away. Again Reading High is well represented on the basket ball court. This year, however, brought on something new. For the iii-st time in many years, R. H. S. was forced to start a season with practically an inexperienced team, due mainly to the illnes of Captain Goodman. Also, unlike other years, this seasonis team is composed of ,smaller and lighter players. But this defect is easily offset by their speed and aggressiveness on the floor. Coombs being the only real 'veteran left, our new coach, John Dietrich, was presented with a difficult problem in that he had to sift a very large squad in order to find tive players to represent R. H. S. But, true to former records, the Red and Black quintet got away to a good start and are sure to keep up the fine work. They opened the season with a decisive victory over St. Gabrie1's High School, of Hazleton. T he above list of players had to be selected from a squad of 55 candidates. This fact assures keen competition throughout the season for the varsity squad.

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S2 THE' EPITOME Class. Statistics, of '27 February FAVORITE STUDIES Yes FAVORITE TEACHER Mrs. Wagner TALLEST J. Rhein W. George SMALLEST Don Reed Fred Rodgers MOST COLLEGIATE G. Kiehl M. Letclier THINK THEY ARE M. Huey, Jr. F. Laucks SLEEPIEST L, Parker F. Miller FATTE ST E. Kiefer THINNEST H. Hanley J. Hellman MOST MODEST D. Essick A. Edye BEST ORATORS Hollinger Ables Rick Rosen UKELELE IKES - Harris A. Klopp FUNNIEST HAIR CUT R. Fritz J. Dohner CLASS PETS Mr. Schultz's Parlmiciums BRIGHTEST DUMB-BELLS H. Perella J. Stein BIGGEST BLUFFS G. Ullman C. Wynne LIGHT-HEADS R. Weiherer E. Kiefer K BRICK-TOP ' J. I-Ieffner BEST ARTIST S. GOTTSCHALL LADIES' MAN M. Silverman EFFEMINATE F. Schussler CUTEST J. Corbin J. Elmer MOST PROFANE W. Irvin MARRIED MEN R. Rohrbach N. Hollinger WOULD-BE MARRIED E. Artz VIOLIN SCRAPERS W. Maurer F. Fidler M. Thompson HIEROGLIPHICISTS fSIl01'tI13.I1dJ R. Moyer R. Heffner FAVORITE COLOR Flesh FAVORITE FRUIT Prunes FAVORITE SPORT Holding Hands QPokerJ DEEPEST VOICE Ed. Kiefer SCHOOL GIRL COMPLEXION A. Britton , CLASS SHEIKS R. Hoffmaster G. Zerbe SWEETEST VOICE W. George NOISIEST R. Bankes ?MOST DIGNIFIED? J. Rick, 3rd