Girls High School - Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Dorothy Alice Dalvis This is Dorothy Alice, An author she should be, For she can tell most marvelous tales Of lands across the sea. Hazel L. Davis e 'Some people think Hazel is a quiet girl, but she can talk. just one of the Davis trio and they are all good talkers. Ruth L. Dczivis Here is our dear little, cute little Ruth. VVith her bright, cheery smile, That can't be beat by anyone, to tell the truth, NVithin the radius of many a mile. Clam f. Delp Clara is a little girl, Cute as she can be. She spends lots of time at Gym Singing this eternal hymn, 'AWhere can the back of my bloorners be? Esther A. Dick Well! Well! Here's our little Esther Dick. She has promised us that she is going to come back to Reading High some day to teach English. Did she always have this de- sire or has it just developed since she met M i s si F Page twenty-eight

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Emily Louise Brant Emily is certainly the twin of Elizabeth Strunk. They are so inseparable that when one is absent, the other unconsciously answers present for both. Harriet Alfvildia Butger Biff! Bang! Slam! Hold on there, girls, what's all the noise? Only Harriet getting herself together to reach Annex 5 first. Har- riet's main desire is to work in a bank. Y f l Edna S. Cutler Beholml! Al .lolson's only rival, :mil what do you think? Ed, the entertainer of our class, and in inet of the entire school, is going to he il school tE2li'llCl'. Imagine! She'll bu tvzlclling her pupils the finer points nf 21 I-ut-up. But, there may still be hopes for I-lil, :ls she is al real, honest-t0- goodness mam-hzlter. Upon granlnating from normal school, she intends to teacll il year to prove to her papal that she'S not going to he nmrria-nl and then shi-'s going to college to study gynmustirs. l lllary Czarneclzi Mary has la habit of always falling down stairs. Anytime we hear a thump, we know its Mary just tripping the light fantastic. Virginia XVI. Darrow Ginger is very well known in our class for her baby talk. She knows a few little rhymes, but she likes to say one better than all the rest. Page twenty-seven

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Adriefzne R. Eisenbise Adrienne takes a great interest in studying woods of all kinds. Birch, Elm, and Hemlock are very interesting, but Norwood holds a I special attraction. Doesn't it. Adrienne? l l Elizabeth D. Elliott Betty is a sweet demure little girl, With one of the newest six months' curl, Bills are quite her specialty As is the art of stenography. Ethel G. Englehtzrt lfthel enjoyed a certain class so much that she fell asleep. Well, we know how it is some- times, so she's excused, Page twenty-nine llflarie C. Eisenbrown Here's Marie, the only real nature-lover that our class can boast of. Some of us study Botany, but alas, only from our textbooks. The textbooks, however, does not satisfy Mrlrit-'s eravinff for botanical studv, so, every Saturday she takes long, liing hikes in the surrounding eountry :md woods. Maybe she is il geologist, too. Did you ever notice the adorable painting ot at puppy in his kennel on Marie's ' ' ' ' '.h. slim-ker? hnow who painted it? No, not Maxtielel lurris llflildreal Jane Ely You know, or perhaps you don't know that jane sings in a choir. She has a very line voice and she is especially fond of the darky songs. Old Black joe is her favorite.