Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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MARGARET A. YOST English For that which makes our lives delightful prove, Is an genteel sufficiency and love. ELIZABETH HEYDT .'Xttt'IlLl2ll1CC Clerk Gently to hear, Kindly to judge. THELMA H01-T Clerk Such bright cheer and courtesy. With one man of het crew alive, What put to sea with seventy-five. MARIAN -T. MOYER Secretary to Principal Her deep blue eyes smile coristzllitlyf' ELLA M. NEIHART Clerk All thy virtue dictates, claire to do. x., HAZEL A. PAFI' Clerk A form more fair, :L face more Sweet Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet.

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1, H -.x ifl: umm? GEORGE D. 'UIBEL Head of Science Depart- ment Against diseases here the strongest fence Is the defensive virtue, ab- stinenccf' ELTA I'. UNANGST Substitute Hlmpulsive, earnest, prompt to act And make her generous thought an act. Tall tree, Spyglass shoulder, bearing a point LEWIS E. WALTON Social Studies Guidance He talks like a dictionary on its best behavior. M. ARLINE WINTER Science HA full rich nature, free to trust, Truthful and almost stern- ly just. t CLA C. 'WALT Commercial Subjects N0 'Iidget and reformer, just A calm observer of ought and must. he N. of N. E. WILLIAM H. WISLER Commercial ,Subjects Even his failings leaned to Virtue's side.

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14, 1 Y - JAN IIAIV ' 28 . AS WE CAN'T IMAGINE OUR FACULTY O Miss Runyeon talking with a llerks County accent. M r. Bingaman chewing gum. Miss Hassler clearing everyone. Mr, Cassel complimenting boys who call on him at his request. Miss Heitenman skipping down the hall. Mr. deFrancesco posing as Cupid. Miss Lore getting very angry. Mr. Schweimler crying in a corner about f'Scbastian. Miss Hofert talking a great deal and saying nothing. Mr. Schaich playing cops 'n' robbersn and Mr. Hawman chasing him. Miss ,Iohnston raving about Greta Garbo. Mr. Uibel standing on a chair at the sight of a mouse. Miss Kurtz with her room in disorder. Mr. Brucher actually giving seniors detention. Miss Deck with a know-nothing expression. Mr. Brillhart without his 3 330 class. Miss Herb not blushing, Mr. M ood not wearing a necktie. Mr. Fink anywhere easy to Find. Mr. Sandt not wanting to help anyone. Miss lVinter throwing away her knitting needles. Mr. Hunter not forgetting something. Mr. Harlan without the Hdopeu on people. Mr. Jacobs explaining how he loves his name 'Alierclinand,', Mr. Miller taking short steps. Miss Bucks ordering a chocolate marshmallow nut sundae. Mr. Lozo not being himself. Miss McHose playing tiddlc-de-winks. Mr. Boldt endorsing Ford cars. Miss Schmidt as a platinum blonde. Mr. X'Valton with a happy-go-lucky air. Mr. McClelland giving his statt free rein. Miss Dick eating peanuts while walking clown the hall. Mr. Harris without his omniscient intuition. Miss Shirey conjugating German verbs. Miss Holland with a pompous air. Mr. Lantz not being polite. Mr. Fenstermacher minus his dignity. Miss Spaar without that big smile. Mr. Beekey without his far-away expression. Mr. Mohn without his dramatic ability. Miss Fairlamb being noisy. Miss Rawls tearing pictures out of books. Mr. Kissinger not expressing his views on radios. Mr. Kepler letting his imagination run away with him. Mr. Enoch giving away free samples of cosmetics. Mrs. Blakemore arranging things in alphabetical order. Miss Beitenman with nothing to do. Mr. J. I. Dietrich without ju-ju beads. :J