Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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DOROTI-IEA B. LOOS We want Dot to succeed. All we can say is 'lGet Rich Quick, Dotty! GEORGEANA LOWREY Georgey's interested in the United States Mails and the Males of the United States. FLORENCE MARIE MOYER Shels interested in hikes and a new kind of football-yes, the kind they play in Sunday School. GRACE E. MOYER ' VVhich is the correct way to spell it, Grace ?- Carol, Coral, Choral, Carl. A MILDRED L, R. NAGLE . To play music well, one must have inspira- tion. Where'd you get yours, Mildred? I 9 A

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ERMA K. KRAMER Fleishman's yeast makes everything rise, From bread to the light in Erma's eyes! EDITH E. Edith sometimes gets in this state of mind she do not always appreciate bored. Whenever she's EMMA RUTH KLECKNER Make hay while the sun shines- Use it while the moon shines. This is Emma's slogan. RUTH LEIBELSPERGER Ruthls still studying Edgar, though she's drop- ped Allan Poe. LEWIS sings. Her audiences good CD music. ETI-IEL CATHARINE LEWIS Girl Scout-s alwfys learn how to tie knots. Ethel learned how to tie friendships knot tightly. Hers always stick. I 8

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ADRIENNE B. Pl-IILIPBAR Adrienne says, Be sure not to say anything about jimmy, -so we wonlt. DOROTHY M. RAUDENBUSH You've all seen the sign, 'lPost No Bills. Show one to Dot. She has Bills all over her books. ANNA R. REIBER Lo! the second cave of Aeolus. Some day she'l1 sigh herself away when a certain teacher appears on the horizon. ANNA REBEKAI-l REICI-IARD Lo! Becky of Sunny Brook Farmg as sunny as her name soundsg sheilikes to fish for son- HICSQ especially policernan's sons. HELEN LYNETTE RHOADS We wonder how Lynette passed her time in Pittsburgh last summer. Every other week she is unusually jubilant because she receives a let- ter from the male Cnote the spellingj. We hope you'll meet your rising young lawyer soon, Lyn- ette. 6 A ' 2 0