Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Hui? Roo Radiologically Speaking If she wants a date-Meter. If she comes to call-Receiver. lf she wants an -escort-Conductor. lf she wants to he an angel-Trans- former. If you think she is picking your pockets-Detector. If she proves your fears are wrong- Compensator. If she is slow of comprehension--Ao celerator. If she goes up in the air-Condenser. If she wants chocolates-Feeder. lf she is a poor cook-Discharger. If she eats too much-Reducer. If she is wrong-Rectifier. lf her hands are cold-Heater. If she fumes and sputters-Insulator. lf she wants a vacation-Transmitter. lf she talks too long-Interrupter. If she is narrow in her views-Am- plifier. K If her way of thinking is not yours- Corrector. -Courtesy of Penn National Bank. 212 911 P14 V. Eames: VVhy should soldiers be rather tired on the first of April? V. Cox: Because they have just a March of 31 days. se an wx: Emily B.: Are you Owen Smith? He: Oh, yes, I must be, for I'm owin' everybody. an eh as Teacher fin lunch roomjz This room is too loud. wk an S2 Lit. Enthusiasts C Teacher: To what two people does classical literature date back? K. DeGodt: Adam and Eve. L-:nip J g gag J No Fairy Tale Will you marry me? he asked. No, she replied. And they lived happily ever after- ward. vu an as Teacher fin Geom. classj: Now, girls, for example, we'll take a piece of pie. se axe as High Class Poetry Extract from The Lady of the Lake : He rose and sought the moonshine pure. ek DK PK Wise Lad Young Boy fto his dadj: Dad, can you sign your name with your eyes shut? Dad: Certainly, Young Boy: Well, then shut your eyes and sign my report card. se :ze ae Teacher: How do you spell 'hive'? Pupil: I am not sure, but its got a lot of B's in it. wk ae vk An eminent physician once said that the secret of health is to eat a great many raw onions. But how can you keep it a secret? Pk 914 lk Said the shoe to the stocking: I shall wear a hole in you. Said the stocking to the shoe: I'll be darned lf you do. ae as ae Anna: Mary, what did the- Judge say when you told him you made sixty-tive? Mary: FINE, fContinuedJ

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YEAR BOOK COMMITTEES Class of 1926 February Advertising-Roberta Reinhart, Chairman, Pauline Abramsohn, Muriel De- VVald, Christine Dukes, Hannah Eyrich, Miriam Hungerford, Emeline Johnson, Charlotte Kurtz, Carrie Marks, Elizabeth Nagle, Flora Reider, Rebecca Rosenberg, Mary E. Ruth, Helen Schlechter, Vera Thompson. Personals--Carolyn Rehr, Chairman, Bertha Folkman, Dorothy Haas, Cath- arine Hanley, Esther Hawkins, Helen Himmelreich, Sarah Hinkle, Ethel Huber, Betty Leymaster, Dorothy McCoy, Ruth E. Miller. Literary-Olive Lilley, Chairmang Dorothy Fletcher, Lillian Gartman, Kath- ryn Hagner, Marguerite Himmelreich, Clara Joyner, Vera, Kassur, jo- hanna Krummenoehl, Helen Romig. ' 1 Cover-Ruth Sandt, Chairman: Elinor Heck, Mirian Kelsey, Gladys Ketterer, Dorothy Moyer, Dorothy Smith. Humorous-Beth Sands, Chairman, Carmaleta Bell, Mary Dinkel, Dorothy Fetherolf, Grace Fridinger, Leah Griesemer, Iona Hoffman, Carrie Jones, Esther Loose, Myrtle Naftzinger, Ethel Phillipson, Dorothy Snyder. Illustration-Hazel Kissinger, Chairman, Anabel Bertolet, Beatrice Parker, Helen Stamm. ' Subscriptions-May Dillon, Chairman, Lillian Clark, Ida Greenawalt, Fern Labe, Alice Lorah, Dorothy Miller, Minnie Sandler, Ruth Weyandt. --.2r'S ' Classr of 1926 June Literary-Mary Bertolet, Chairman, Ruth Barthold, Kathryn Bowers, Mar- garet Cook, Marian Eisenbrown, Margaret Freehafer, Eva Gramm, Vir- ginia Groff, Miriam Harper, Marie Heine, Helen McSpar1-an, Edith Mengel, Betty Painter, Marian Rentschle-r, Helen Rothermel, Edith Shearer, Evelyn Sherman. Personals-Eloise Hettinger, Chairman, Louise Anderson, Sara BEMIJQW, Anita Broden, Eleanor Carpenter, Thelma Cavanaugh, Pearl Cook, Violet Cox, Kathryn Fidler, Esther Fisher, Margaret Fisher, Irma Gass, Betty Houck, Ella Keller, Anna Leidich, Isabel McFarland, Demetra Paskopoulou, Catherine Reilly, Ruth Schauffert, Marie Seidel, Margaret Sharp. Humorous--Agnes Mertz, Chairman, Betty Archer, Emily Burkholder, Lu- cretia Burger, Mildred Gabriel, Martha Guckert, Elizabeth Henry, Ruth Hohl, Ruth Kiehl, Grace Lenig, Sara Nagle, Barbara Over- holser, Catherine Price, Evelyn Robinson, Mary Rumford, Virginia Schmehl, Kathryn Seifarth, Alice Souder, Mary Wolfskill. Cover-Esther Kring, Chairman, Minerva Decker, Frances Esterly, Ruth Ferguson, Naomi Fischer, Naomi Hahn, Elsie Horning, Anna Loose, Marion MacLeod, Virginia Me-ter, Miriam Miller, Mary Mull, Helen Reider, Hazel Ritter, Edna Saylor, Florence Schaeffer, Marguerite Sprout, Frances Taylor. - Illustration-Elizabeth Rundle, Chairmang Catharine Brendle, Kathryn De- Godt, Beatrice Ehrlich, Mary Ermentrout, Margaret Fries, Lillian Hart- man, Elsie Michener, Margaret H. Miller, Grace Mohr, Margaret Morth- imer, Elizabeth Rickert, Ethel Sweigard. Advertising-Frieda joseph, Chairman, Miriam Bard, Ethel Belagyi, Helen Breneinan, Catharine Bright, Elizabeth Cannell, Elizabeth Dreibelbis, Florence Egolf, Anna Endy, Dorothy Jones, Bertha Karpf, Anna Kowal- ska, Dorothy Leinbach, Clara Peplau, Margaret Pike, LeRue Posey, Anna Reifsnyder, Blanche Relyea, Evelyn Shipe, Elizabeth Taylor, Eve- lyn Trego. Subscription-Marian Moyer, Chairman, Mary Angstadt, Mary Beaver, Bessie Beckley, Loretta Botzum, Dorothy Burdan, Virginia Eames, Ruth Fred- erici, Emily Hafer, Marie Harris, Kathryn Hart, Elizabeth Heiser, Eliza- beth Hoffman, Mary Levan, Florence Lesher, Elizabeth McKinney, Edith Maywhort, Jeannette Sweeten, Ruth Weisner, Helen Werts, Grace West- ley, Dorothy Weston, Catherine -Yerger. 23