Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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ANNA LOUISE STUMP Anne believes in being a follower of the Good Samaritan. She thinks the principle,. Loye thy neighbor as thyselff, is his and practices it. GRACE SARA TAYLOR Everyone knows Grace! We all know she is fond of sodas and sundaes. When she orders sun- daes, though, she has one fault. When the wait- ress says, Plain or carbonated? Grace replies, Seltzer, please! RUTH G. STOTT Ruth's interested in a certain make candy 7 Oh Henry! and a certaln make of stoves. M. VIVIAN STURM VlX'l21l1!S 'Abi1ls are running high because of the money she spends for Elbert nuts. LILLIAN E. Tl-IALMER Lillian's buying everything by the Ulcasef' Do you find it cheaper? 2 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

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FLORENCE TRUIVIBORE Florence, though rather old, loves to liead fairy tales. Her favorite is Jack the Glant Killer. MAY C. TRUMP Several years from now will see May estab- lished in the business of dealing with cars of all sorts. VVhy, even now she likes N. Y. Carrs. ELIZABETH W. WEIGI-ITMAN Maryland, my Maryland. This is Libby's song in spring. HAIDEE WILSON There must be something mysterious in Moon- light XValks. Everybody likes to take them. Ask Haidee. She takes enough of them to be able to explain what it is. MABEL A. WILSON Behold the prominent giggler of the class. A young lady besieged with many admirers. - 2 5 ' '