Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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i 4 KATI-IRYN P. SCHWEIKERT Kathryn loves to review Summer melodies, especially Oh! Harold ! EMMA C. SEITZINGER The way to a person's heart is through his stomach. 'Emma's practicin g. MARIAN F. SCI-IOLL There are Kings, Thames, nobles of all kinds -but Marian likes Earls best. V MARY E. SCI-IWEITZER .We hear about people appreciating good listeners. Mary will make a dandy. FLORENCE EMILY Sl-IANER Why does Flossie like certain High School teachers and Muhlenberg College? 22

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CATI-IARINE ANNABELLE. RIGG When you Hunt for another name, Riggey, change more than two letters. anyway, Peg. MARY LENI-IART SARTORIUS Mary's always worrying about getting fat. Were you trying to reduce when you danced a jig outside of number 13 the other day? ANNA MARGARET RUNYEON Why did Peg name the little cat at Crystal Cave Tommy? There's something in a name EDNA S. IRMA MAE SCI-IMOYER Poor Irma! The other clay we heard her scream E-Mouse-Harry! What was the trouble? Where was the mouse? f 2 I There are seven days in a Week, but Thursday is THE day for Edna. t1Q,: '1fM .ff . 7 - egzu x gb '-f QW , w e I if' if ,. 1 , an ' A fi-'3 L i :VII K fs' g. , . '?fi.hf27-I iililiiifiiiiliffifiigz .xLfs.ilzl.- - 49? vEi4wfrw?,,1,gg wi-:l,fg,y H Z..-,gli-V, 92, 1123 , -- wx-use -nf, M55 ' L .llliig .fav I-nf e . fm- . rw, - ea fgG3,+w:J::- -'?d12gff , i riff, 1 1 f. in 52.1 ,1 wfymzl ie? ' wi ,- ag. gf tffwf SASSAMAN Q 4

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4 l MIRIAM ANNA SI-IULLEY If you ever hear a giggle in number 14 in the morning about 8 A. M. you'll know it's Miriam. MARGARET B. SNADER Stop, look and listen is Margarefs motto when a certain Buick passes. MARIE E. SNYDER Isn't it queer Marie blushes when Arlington Street is mentioned? ' DOROTHY MARGARET SPEARS This classmate of ours is greatly interested in preserving the forests. She loves our moun- tains, of course, but we think she is especially fond of a Woody region about Tyrone. RUTH K. SPONHOWER ' I-Iere's a young lady who lives up to the say- ing that a woman always gets the last word. 2 3 ' Q ' 1 1 l