Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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FLORENCE B. BEITENMAN VICE-PRINCIPAL English There thou might'st behold The great image of authority. -Shakespeare You, the Class of 1935 January. are setting out from school with the enthusiasm, the courage, the high hopes of youth. My best wish for you is this - that throughout your whole life. through the trials ancl cliilieulties of a changing social order, you holcl intact this same enthusiasm, courage. and hope. ln the worcls of Lucinda Matlock, lt takes life to love life, CARL L. CASSEL VICE-PRINCIPAL Head of Department of Foreign Languages 'He has, l know not what of great- ness In his looks, and of high fate That almost awes me. .-Xs you leaye us to continue your journey in life, it is my hope that you will both look up and cheer up. l.ay out the course you wish to travel and go forward courage! ously. Keep eyerlastingly at it. toclay, UJll1OI'1'OW',CVCI'y clay. Then you will achieve happiness which Daniel Starr Jordan tells us 'lcoines from striving, doing, lox- ing, achieving, conquering-Y al- ways something positive ancl forceful. JANMUAFY

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8 L.-...ii ...gui l J O H N P. L O Z O PRINCIPAL The master of those that know Grow olcl along with mel The best is yet to be, The last of life, for which the first was made. You will appreciate these lines from Browning as the years add to your Capacities for appreciation. A thoughtful youth realizes that he has more years ahead of him than he has already lived. He is aware, also, that how he lives now will determine his enjoyment of the future. May the contribution of Reading High School loom larger as time broadens the perspective of each graduate and makes the last of life' fuller by reason of a well lived first of life.

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10 in A' mx sf l V l X 4. . ri f .umm v ' ANNA M. SHEARER MUSIC Music can noble hints impart, Engender fury, kindle loveg With unsuspected eloquence can move And manage all the man with secret art n an In recognition of Miss Anna M. Shearer's forty-two years of unselhsh service, we dedicate this page. Miss Shearer has served as grade school music supervisor, ieacher of music inthe old Reading Girls' High School, and in the present co-ecluca- tional schoolea record of outstanding merit. To quote Mr. Lozo in his column in The Red 59 Black: ' Miss Sl1e:1rer's life, like the sun shining through the stained glass window of licr soul, ills euclx person with whom she comes in Contact with :L sense of love and dainty cultural lu::iuty that leaves its permzment stamp upon the C'll2ll'2'LC'l'0I'S of her pupils and associates.