Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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ADELE HOTTENSTE1N A wee small body with a wee small voice. LENA GRAEFF “Modesty is the beauty of women.” EMMA A. HECKMAN “A maiden never bold; Of spirit so still and quiet that, at her motion. Blushes at herself.” SARA M. HERBEIN There is a girl in our class. And she’s most wondrous wise. She jumped into our Latin class And to the head she soon did rise. And when she saw how nice it was, With all her might and main. She jumped into her other classes And did the same again. KATHERINE Y. HOOK Now, friends, don’t crowd; just take a look It's a '22 Feb. girl, Katherine Hook, Who declares that a wifey she ne’er be. But, as for that, we’ll “just wait and seev” 20

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VIOLA M. FRIES • “ Friesy” Look what we have here. One of the studious girls of the class (sometimes). When she is out of school, her chief pleasure is driving around in the Liberty “6.” If there is anything you would like to know about Atlantic City, just ask Friesy;” she knows. MARGARET F FRITCH Little Miss Fritch, so mild and prim. Is an avowed hater of men. Whether or not this saying is true. The years and the future will show to you. LILLIAN GOLDSMITH Here’s to our Lillian With roguish black eyes, Who captivates all the gallants she spies. Hut there’s one old man not in her net. It’s Julius Caesar that she cannot get. DOROTHY E. GRAEFF “Much mirth and no madness. All good and no badness. So joyously. So maidenly, So womanly Her demeaning.” MAE I. GEHRET Mae's hair is her crowning glory, and that isn’t all! IQ

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RUTH JONES (1) Our golden-haired classmate; (2) Whom we've found full of fun; (3) A steady, ready sort of girl; (4) There’s not a better one. KATHRYN C. KEPPELMAN Keppy is a jolly, good worker wherever she is. She is fond of cooking and is a good sf ort. Her pastime i ; helping others. VIRGINIA G KNERR •'Is Virginia sick?” the teacher asks; Oh, no, that’s not the reason. She is very fond of baseball and Today's the last game of the season. EMILY E. KIRSCHMANN .“And mistress of herself, though China fall. ESTHER R. KLEINSPEHN Those light dancing feet and that marvelously trained it curl. 21