Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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l l r l 1 l l l L.....4 JUNE NINE-VEEN Tl-HRT? EIX Kathryn Y. Bllebach Buffalo, H. B.: Ed. M. English Luella Parsons iMovie Criticl Robert F. Hrnold Princeton, Fl. B., Pennsyl- vania, Fl. M. English Sir Baden Powell lFounder of the Boy Scoutsl William S. Bannon Susquehanna, H. B. Commercial lay Berwanger Clfootball Starl Cyrus E. Beekey Hlbright, B. S., Cornell, M. S. Science Louis Pasteur lScientistl . ...A Frank Warren Bingaxncm Gettysburg, H. B., Co- lumbia, M. H. Head of Foreign Lan- guages Department Virgil CLatin Poetl Harriet B. Bitler New York, B. S. Commercial Mrs. Hlex. Miller Clowa Secretary ol Statel Helen T. Blakemore Bucknell, B. S. Mathematics Marie Dressler iMovie Hctressl Hlbert W. Boldt Gettysburg, B. S. Sociffl Studies Senator Nye CPoliticianl

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JUNE WILLIAM L. FINK, Vice principal Q 'lDeeds of great menl This is the theme that you have chosen for your year-book. Fortu- nate indeed will be those of you who will reach the highest round of the ladder of fame. But your number Will, of necessity, be smalll The rest of us, however, need not despair. There is another group of immortals to Which all of us may belong. I am thinking of the Hall of Fame ot the Unsung Great. Here you Will find the soldiers Who suffered at Valley Forge, the pioneer mothers who helped to carve out an empire in the West, the men who gave themselves to Walter Reed's experiments. Their names We have forgotten, their deeds We shall never forget. The World needs illus- trious leaders, just as truly does it require legions of Worthy followers. In the latter pantheon, each of us may find a niche. un., Q If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great Way. Most of us Will never see our statues in a Hall of Fame. H position there is attained by great ability or an unusual combination of perseverance, ability, and favoring circum- stance. H pedestal is, moreover, an uncertain and isolated position. Many, having attained the top, have found it very slippery. So don't feel too disappointed if you cannot climb the dizzy height. ' The main Work of the World is, after all, done by those Whose names are not blazoned abroad, Faithfulness, plodding perseverance in the face of discouragement and obstacles, attention to little duties keep this gay old World from going astray. lf you cannot do great things, do small things in a great Way -With enthusiasm, With courage, with a laugh. FLORENCE B. BEITENMAN Vice Principal

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in 2. E .. .:. .-r.. Ee is ii E NINETEEN THIRTYSIX Russell C. Boyles F. Mabel Bucks Pennsylvania State, B, S. Columbia Science School Nurse lzaak Walton Florence Nightingale CFisl'1ermanl lNurseJ F r e d C cr r d i n Carlisleg Curtis Institute William T. Bricker Williamson Tradeg Penn- sylvaniag Pennsylvania Music Stale Leopold Stokowski Pattern Making fConductorD George Goethals CEngineerl Norman C.Brillhart l- Kehnefh COHIBY Hlbright, Q, B4 Pius- New York StategGeneseo burgh, M. Fl. Normal Social Studies PTGCHCCII Hrts Will Rogers RObir1 Hood Cllumoristl l9TChe1'l l Hdam Brucher, Ir. Clara M. Deck Lehigh, H. B. Ursinus, Pl. B.7 New York, Head of Commercial De- H' M- partment Head of Social Studies Bobby Jones Department Golfer Frances Perkins C J fSecretary of Laborl