Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1937 volume:

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IQVIOPITION TIIL KLY US D IN TVIL SENIOR WnIILU:S I x QWII PIDDHLSS VOCH IIOI QL TBFIIIIIIICI I JTERESTS GOPIL PICTIVITIES TI-IRILL IRKS ONE WORD DLSQLIPIION IIICK NQI L SEIXIIO 1 rx , 'f'1. 'C. F37 S' ' E 'F wi Sams THE TIILXIE III TIIE PQLLQWING r.1Qr:::LiRg N rs . g 1-1 S S' . V f , J , , ,J I IS' ' ' Gd H A T , 1 O , ., ,. N I. D .11 Gllf. SHS' Wi Il EKJY WOXARREN ADAMS A N N A o A K S Q T T Y C5 L A E S BETTY EISENBRGWN -5 was ffl SECRETARY TREASWQER K f R ' . i 757 , Q I ' T' ' T, I J Q I 5 .:,. I . X T - ,fs TTAA , 91, 5 , .,.v M i ,M V 1 I 3 A' TK.. ' I - -V Q NX gl - fbt T', A V 'Q Za , ,X V 1 T I I 4 , V ' , , X 'I If , Ai' A 'W ff ,K I 1 , T X xl f ,+ , 40 I ' . A Betty Dunkleberger Ruth Roberts IN MEMORIAM By st111 Water they would rest In the shadow of the tree Hfter battle sleeo 1S best Plfier H0156 trcr1cfu1hLv Roden Noe' Carl Hcmgen Robert Ham Elmer Lenmch w ' 3. A 1 . I .1 I - .L' RLEX R. HBRRMOWITCH 907 Buttonwood St. GENERRL VOCHTIONFII.. Baseball, matchbox covers Hardware merchant School Sports, Pageant Ray Noble Fencing, love, eggplant Sleepy Nickel ROSE S. HBR!-IMOWITCH 907 Buttonwoocl St. COMMERCIHL SECRETRRIHL Dancing, swimming Orchestra leader Scholarship, S.O.S., Q Cappella Iazz Love stories, Shakespeare,turnips Sociable Rosey SYLVIR IUDITH HBR!-IMSON 1503 N. Eleventh St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Dancing, reading Reporter G.R., Scholarship, Dramatic Going places Rice soup, getting up early Likeable Syl DOROTHY B. HDHMS Esterly, Perma. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Tennis, swimming Social worker Tennis, Mixed Chorus Sunsets Woolen sweaters, mathematics Cordial Dot HELEN B. RDBMS Esterly, Penna COLLEGE PREPRRFITORY Reading, sports Social worker Mixed Chorus, Cosmopolitan Opera ' Pineapple, civics Sensible Hennie RUTH HNNH RDBMS 1024 Mulberry St, COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Swimming, reading Private secretary Scholarship, N.H.S. Mystery dramas Red hair, poets, turnips Responsible Rudy WRBREN RDBMS 20 Flrlington St. SMITH-HUGHES Fishing, hunting, basketball Printer N.H.S., Scholarship, Class Pres Sammy Kaye Physics, fish, homeroom Leader Bud ESTHER H. HLPINER 1028 Walnut St. COLLEGE PREPRRRTORY Scrapbook collecting Music teacher N.H.S., Pageant Writing, S.C. Rhythm Baby talk, ugly laughs Reliable Rl MHHY HELEN HLTENDERI-'EH 733 N. Front St. GENERRL VOCRTIONRL Eating, sleeping, talking Private secretary Hall Patrol, Dramatic Trumpet playing Boys that won't talk, pudding Petite Tiny FRI-INK T. RNDERKO 407 Pearl St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Sports Medical Doctor Scholarship, School Sports Swing songs Biography, spinach Cheerful Shorty EUGENIB V. ANDERSON 1430 N, Thirteenth St. COLLEGE PREPRRHTORY Horse-back riding, tennis Science teacher G,R,, Open House Outdoors History, pretzels Sophisticated lean PHUL I.. HNDREWS 56 S. Seventh St, GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Chemistry, music Chemist Boys' Glee, Open House Chemistry Staying at home, pickles Preoccupied Hndy HHZEL BNDRUS 1708 N. Ninth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONRL Swimming, driving a car Model in a dress shop Scholarship, Open House Edna Ferber's books Biographies, dentists Lengthy Hazy PHILIP HNEWHLT 151 Douglass St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Physics, sports Lawyer Scholarship, Youth Week Solid geometry English, cauliflower Hrgumentative Phil MHRY IHNE HNGSTHDT 314 S. Third St. COMMERCIRL SECRETHRIHL Saving money, learning to drive Private secretary Pageant, Homeroom Driving English, mystery stories Shy Ianie RUSSEL HNGSTHDT 1044 Perry St. GENERHL VOC!-'ITIONHL Playing cards Musician Sports Blondes Brunettes, English Flbent-minded Russ IOHN R. HRNDT 1720 Haak St. GENERRL VOCHTIONQL Music, driving an auto Musician Pageant, Ensemble Organ music Geometry, hoedowns lnquisitive Iohnnie PEHRL HSHTON 144 Walnut St. COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIHL Swimming, dancing Hairdresser Etiquette, Pageant Football games J Turnips, shorthand I Sophisticated Peg BERT HUCHENBHCH 8 Chapel Terra OMMERCIHL B 1 SS Wei ing, sw ming Bookkeep r Open H s ootball Deviled Clams Smart guys, mushrooms Rohust 1 Tweip MIRIHM M. HUGE 832 Hampden Blvd. COMMERCII-lL SECRETHRIHL Knitting, reading Secretary Open House, Pageant Movies Oral reports, history Sociable Mim FRHNCIS HUGUSTINE 1831 Perkiomen Hve. GENERFIL VOCRTIONHL Fishing, swimming, baseball I-'RHNCIS R. BHCHMHN 1435 N. Ninth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Printing, blondes Electrician primer Hunting 5' Flshingf Pageant Printing, Dramatic, Qviation Top-hatters Eating T0mGT0eSf DhYSiCS Spinach, English Lackaclaisical Lcmky HUQUE Bachy DONRLD HULENBHCH 857 Schuylkill Qve. GENERHL VOCQTIONFII.. Stamps, peas, printing Printer Printing, Open House Qdventure stories History, cabbage Retiring Don IOE HVHICH 1330 Linden St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Boxing, football Forest ranger Football, Boxing, and Wrestling Competitive sports Eggs, biology Sportive Ioe EMILY BHCHL 301 W. Buttonwood St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Reading, swimming Nurse ' GR., Swimming, Tennis Johnny Weismuller Sewing, history Flquatic Mickey HLMH E. BHCHMRN 531 S. Eleventh St. GENERHL VOCHTIONRI. Music, hiking Stenographer Girls' Glee, Open House Robert Taylor Shakespeare, turnips Industrious Hi ELEHNOR CECELIR BHGOR 154 Walnut St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Reading, sports Politician Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball Dancing Red beets, bookkeeping Robust Elk IRENE MBE BHIER 1044 Elm St. HOME ECONOMICS Sports, books Politician Pageant, Homeroom Mysteries Housework, history Docile Rene LHWRENCE L. BHISCH 1418 N. Eleventh St. GENERHL VOCRTIONRL Football, pie Electric refrigeration mechanic Open House, Qviation College, football Spinach, English Engaging Sonny Boy BRUCE BRLLOCH 347 Wood St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Fishing, sports Machinist Q Cappella, Pls. Mgr. of Footba Star Dust Cigarettes, English Stgdious Red i Q? vt? N LOUIS BBLSON 9 400 Hazel St. V GENERHL VOCHTIONHI. I Swimming, ice skating G Merchant marine officer H Musical Organizations 1- Yachting I Blues songs 0 Nautical N B.B. N CLHRH K. BRNNON H 120 S. Fourth St, V GENERHL VOCQTIONHI.. I Hiking, sledding G Floorlady in department store H Movie T William Wyman Iacobs I Rainy weather, snakes 0 Timid N Ierry N HNGELO BHRO 306 S. Third St. COMMERCIBL BUSINESS seball player Baseball, Basketball, Football 8, Boxing Drama, rice 0 Handsome Hngie N lOl-IN R. nanrnsrr H 45 s. Tenth si. V COMMERCIHL BUSINESS I Stamp collecting, sports G Printer R Cross Country, Track 1' lazz I English O Tantalizing N lack N GRHCE E. BEHMESDERFER H 1014 N. Tenth St, V COLLEGE PREPFIRHTORY I Swimming, skating G Elementary grade teacher g Knitting, Service, Choral Music 1' Louisa M. Pllcott I Book reports 0 Modest N Gracie 16 WILBUR BECKER 11429 Fidelity St. SMITH-HUGHES Eating, music Banjo player Homeroom, Pageant Trigonometry Books Brave Bill BETHICE LUCILLE BECKETT 371 Tulpehocken St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL I-lrt, reading Hrtist Flrt, Movie, Open House Captain Blood Shopping, washing dishes Cordial Betrice GRHCE HDRIENNE BELL 933 Buttonwood St. COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIHL Movies, tennis To do something different GR., Stenography, Dramatic Coasting Conceited people, cooking Clever Skip MHRY CHTHERINE BELLIS 522 McKnight St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Basketball, dancing Gym teacher Hockey, Basketball Music Oysters Engaging Kitty PHUL I. BENDEH 746 Locust St. GENERHI. VOCHTIONHL Fish breeding, hunting Mortician HC., Hi-Y, Track Cowboy songs Girls, geometry Defensive Daniel Boone IOHN G. BERNHEISER 128 Oley St. GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Collecting guns, swimming Printer Camera, Printing, Qrchery Eating turkey English Calm Bernie IEHN MHRIE BILLINGHHM 1044 N. Twelfth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Horseback riding, swimming Hairdresser Shorthand, Movie Buying clothes Most boys, conceited people Plttentive lean IHENE EDITH BINKLEY 1518 Birch St. GENERI-IL VOCHTIONQL Dancing, excitement Nurse or housekeeper Nursing, Basketball, Leaders' Flngling Bossy people, dish washing Vigorous Henee HELEN MBE BISSIKUMMER SUB I-'llton Hve, Northmont COMMERCIQL SECRETQRlFlL Tennis, swimming Clothing saleslady or teacher GR., Clothing, Open House Clothing String beans, housework Sensible Helen MRRY IHNE BITLER 1501 N, Fifteenth St COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIRL Dancing, knitting Dancer GR., Open House, Dramatic Midnight movies Long speeches, turnips Striking Mary HERBERT L. BITZEH 135 Poplar St. GENERRI.. VOCQTIONHL Swimming, camping Y.M.C.Fl. secretary Swimming, Flviation, Engineers Negro spirituals Girls, popular songs Hesitant Herb MRRY ELLEN BIVHNS 724 N. Twelfth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Dancing, hiking Plir hostess Open House, Girls' Glee Traveling by air Cabbage, getting up Charming Cheers RICHHRD BLEWETT 711 N. Twelfth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Stamps, eating, Boy Scouts Transport pilot Ushers', Open House, Stamp Camping Httending school, girls Vigorous Dick LEO l. BLOOM 1232 Eckert Five. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Food, women Lawyer Tennis, N,H.S., S.C. Peanuts Qrising early, work Fascinating Slasher MRHCIH M. BOHRDER 1756 Cotton St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRZQL Eating, reading Dressrnaker Scholarship, Lea:1ers', Hockey Guy Lombardo Parsnips, cooking Dreamy Marcia 17 BETTY BOLTZ 745 Locust St, GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Dancing, sport clothes, music Newspaper woman Open House, Mixed Chorus Cooking Conceited people, fish Flttractive Bob IBNE BOMBERGER 920 Lancaster Five. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Hockey, reading Marriage Typing, Scholarship, N,H.S. Violin music Constant talking, homework Sensible Bombi IHCK BORDEN S42 Tulpehocken St. GENERFIL VOCQTIONHL Girls, basketball, driving Machinist Open House, Hunting 61 Fishing Bicycling Biographies, going to school Interesting lack IOSEPH BORDER 1035 Green St. GENERHL VOCHTIONFIL Clothing, pictures, hiking Flrtist Pageant, Homeroom Indian love songs Chemistry, ballads, opera Docile Ioe HELEN M. BORRELL 1411 North Twelfth St, COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Ice skating, tennis Housewife Dramatic, GR, Sea stories Cooking, sewing Steadfast Tiny HHYMOND H. BOSSLEH 213 Wood St. GENERHL VOCFITIONHI. Stamps, radio, sports Radio mechanic Open House, Hunting G Fishing Fishing Superiority complexes, Talkative Ray FLORENCE BOWERS 912 Hampden Blvd. COMMERCIHI.. SECRETHRIHL Dancing, football games Steriographer Open House, Nursing Ftttractive salads Speeches, spinach Ptdept Flossie BETTIE BOYD 117 Douglass St. GENERHL VOCPITIONHL Eating, walking, movies Detective GR., H.C., Mixed Chorus Warwick Deeping Boys, books, money Eccentric Boop DONHLD BOYER 1323 Birch St. GENERQL VOCHTIONFIL Sports, some girls Printer Football, Press Playing football Drunkards, noisy people Pugilistic Fib HHRRY K. BOYER 159 W, Windsor Si. GENERI-IL VOCHTIONQL Girls, Switzerland Qdvertising agent H Cappella, Pageant Driving a car Pessimists, foreign languages Ftdorable Harry 18 IEHNNETTE BOYER 516 Gordon St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Sports, dancing Technical nurse Mixed Chorus, Typing, Sewing Good cake Leisure time, dish washing Charming leannette ROBERT B. BOYER 1355 Locust St. GENERQL VOCHTIONH1.. Sports, sleeping Husband Soccer, Band, Open House Girls Night life, English Elusive Nigger IHMES BRHDBURY 841 Weiser St. GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Qrt, stamps, football games Draftsman Stamp and Coin, Flrt Sports Love stories, mushroom soup Iolly Brad RUTH F. BRHDY 515 Gregg Five. GENERQL VOCQTIONRL Hoedowns, swimming Nurse G.R., H,C., Open House Sad movies Drinking, gossip Sensible Sis MHRGHRET M. BRHILER 734 N, Ninth St. COMMERCIFIL SECRETQRIQL Reading, dancing, plays Secretary Dramatic, Typing, Scholarship H visit to Ireland Boastful people, mystery stories Reserved Peg VIRGINIH I.. BRIGHT 1201 Spring St. COMMERCIRL SECRETQRIHL Dancing, typewriting Stenographer Hall Patrol, Pageant Hiking Swimming, reading Cordial Ginny ELEHNOR MBE BRINER 413 Tulpehocken St, COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIRL Swimming, knitting Stenographer Pageant, Homeroom Playing tennis Homework, fish Modest Tiny MHRIORIE F. BROOKS 177 W. Green St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIRL Dancing, skating Private secretary G.R., Dramatic, Open House Boys Spinach, biology Pleasant Midge PHUI. BROSSMHN 413 Blair Five, COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Baseball, swimming Tool maker Hall Patrol, Chess G Checkers Organ music Geometry, peas Plctive Lemmy BGNES HLICE BROWN 228 Hudson St. COMMERCIFII. SECRETRRIHL Sports Housewife Dramatic, Flquarium Keeping house Beans, English Dignilied Tommy BETTY MBE BROWN 1047 Marion St. COLLEGE PREPQBQTORY Movies, table tennis Music teacher GR., Scholarship, S.C. Fldventure History, hamburgers Likeabie Betts DONHLD BROWN 302 N. Front St. COLLEGE PREPQBHTORY Reading, swimming Huthor Camera, N.H.S,, Scholarship Good books Chewing gum, spaghetti Reserved Don EVELYN BROWN Qlbright Court Fipartments COMMERCIRL SECRETQRIHL Dancing Stenographer GB., Knitting Skiing Spinach Patient Brownie IOHN V. BROWN 260 Linden St. GENERHL VOCHTZONHL Hunting, fishing Machinist Hi-Y, Basketball, Baseball Fishing Turnips, English Masculine Brownie LOUISE STRHTTON BROWN 1030 N. Fourth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Swimming, knitting Flccountant GR., Executive G ElowerComm: Knitting History Retiring Squeezer MHRGHRET BROWN 836 N. Eleventh St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Music Interior decorator Scholarship, N.H.S. Playing the piano Mathematics Engaging Marg ELIZABETH HRYES BRUBHKER 119 Endlich Five., Mt. Penn COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Dancing Doctor GR., Open House Shopping Liver Modern Betty RHYMOND R. BRUBHKER 1308 Moss St. GENERFIL VOCQTIONHL Swimming, swing music Globe trotter Hi-Y, Hall Patrol, Golf Playing golf History, vegetables Breezy Greek HELEN C. BUBP 1129 Elm St, COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Hrt, dancing Commercial artist GR., Tennis, Dramatic Mysteries Mushrooms, history Serious Bobby IEHN L. BURKHOLDER 229 Jameson Place GENERQL VOCRTIONQL Dancing Secretary GR., Ushers, H.C. Good-looking boys History, conceit Distinctive Ieanie BETTY BURNISH 251 S. Thirteenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Dancing, swimming Secretary Leaders', Mixed Chorus Stardust Spinach, conceited people Popular Betts FREDERICK BURTNER 320 Windsor St. GENERI-IL VOCQTIONHL Stamps Rccountant - Football, I'l.C,, Track, Hi-Y Football ' Shorthand Identical twin Fred RICHHRD BURTNER 320 Windsor St. GENERQL VOCRTIONF-IL Stamps Flccountant Hi-Y, Scholarship, Track Tennis Conceit Ditto K Dick . LILLIHN BUSH 218 S. Thirteenth St, COLLEGE PREPFIRHTORY Reading, swimming Librarian GR., Scholarship, S.C. Beatrice Lillie Political speeches Well-read Hedge DONHLD BUTZER 513 Marion St. GENERRL VOCHTIONFIL Fishing, baseball Professional baseball player Track, Basketball, Iug Band Canines English Iuvenile Heart-breaker 13: v rx l 2 I lv I y , rw V' . ,fg...',1mri'T v' n'5' atv 'rift' -fgggf::::'?4.i ' , .1 rg, i,,'d i V-1, 5:1551 . 3 1 it 4. pi. 'f r vtxrqg-E.: K Fl F -y,,.a 3' ' , :, U.. p',1,fca--. ,S , V53 1,914 ,,r.aw rf' b , ' o w .- 4- -.-:,q 1.ri'- K 4 ., 'vim . ,.,, ' ' f ! i I ,. ,- .:t'l Q f . !sr2s -'F :f,gg1'vVl.'i- I fr i,F,,, ..-1- I vm., BNNH M. BUZZRNCH 748 Chestnut St. GENERFIL VOCHTIONHL Dancing Nurse Knitting, Dramatic, Nursing Qrguing English Reserved Finn REGINH M. Cf-IRUSO 549 S. Sixth St. GENERQL VOCQTIONI-IL Swimming, dancing Nurse Dramatic, Girls' Glee, Nursing Music Studying lndustrious Hick EUGENE CHSELLH 1138 Church St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Music, football Orchestra leader Band, Orchestra, Ensemble Hcting History, turnips Bashtul Baxy FRHNK CHSPER 44 Maple St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Stamps Iournalist Scholarship, Stamp G. Coin, S,C Reading Turnips Shy Toots n dm-1-nr cnsroa - 142 N. Sixth St. V . COMMERCIRL SECRETHRIQL Dcrficing I -1 Successlul secretary . GR., Open House, Knitting Dates-.f-' - English l ' Sophisticated Dottie 21 MRRY CHTLIN 857 Delta Five., Northmont GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Talking Secretary Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus Talking English Hppealing Toots EDNH CHHRLES 1707 N. Fifteenth St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Horse-back riding Career Orchestra, H.C., Photo-Fan Going places Plmerican History Modest Eddie IHMES CHBRLTON 422 Walnut St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Craft work Hrtist Hi-Y, Open House, Red 5. Black SS., Van Dyke History, broccoli Nonchalant lim GERHLD CHELIUS ll4U N. Twelfth St. SMITH-HUGHES Q11 sports Mail carrier Scholarship, Checkers Skiing Limburger cheese Hctive Ierry LOUIS CHIRRELLI 49 S. Third St. SMITH-HUGHES Hll sports Technician Cross Country, Hviation Eating Homework Generous Louie NHNCY I. CHILDS 1240 Eckert Hvenue GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Dancing Hairdresser GE., Girls' Glee, Etiquette Robert Taylor Hmerican History Petite Nan IOHN F. CLI-IRK 542 South 18112 St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Sports Public accountant Hunting and Fishing, Press Driving English Sleepy Potsy RUSSELL H. COGHN 131 N. Tenth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONI-IL Dancing Globe trotter Hi-Y., S.C.,Track, Cross Country Pretty girls Bookkeeping Dapper Russ NHOMI COHEN 801 N. Fifth St, COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Horse-back riding Bacteriologist Etiquette, Knitting, Dramatic I. M. Barrie's books Spinach, sitting at home Hasty Nomi EHRL R. COLLER 2334 Fairmont Five., Northmont SMITH-HUGHES Swimming Truck driver Pageant, Homeroorn Fred Waring English, candy Steadfast Dick A .. .. ...J W. f-w1z.1::r- va YI i ,Q ,, 1 i 1 S 4 .4 l , . 1 1 I1 ' fi , y ll'5 A 1 -., .,s' O..-rxfa ,,,.... -ft' N H V I G H T I O N wifi H V I G H T I O N N R V I G H T I O N N H V I G I-I T I O N N H V I G H T I O N WILLIHM I. CONBOY 1425 N. Fourteenth St. GENERHL VOCl3tTlONQl. Sports, chile con carne Draftsman Football, Baseball, H. 61 F. Participating in sports Studies, spinach Interesting Cotton . l c ' LyvVVJ ' 1 ROY R. CONNER , mdfx 512 Locust St. 1 VU GENERQL VOCFlTlON1?!Iq,-4, I-lnimals, sports ' Veterinarian rj? I! I President of S.C,, N.y.S: yL Riding fast horses Leisure time, smoking Sincere Pepper MILBURN CONRHD 1133 Spring St COMMEHCIQL SHCHETQRIRL Dancing, good-looking girls Office clerk Boys' Glee, Microscope, Hi-Y The opposite sex Lessons Evasive Bud HICHHRD CONWHY 409 N Twelfth St. GENERQL VOCPlTlONPlL Swirnrning, winter sports Traveling salesrrian Cross Country Pageant Helazmg School Persisvenf Pe':r.uts VERNON L. COWELL 353 filrn Sf SMl'l'lrl-lrlUGlrlEiS Drarnatics Flite rnechanic Typing, Cross Country, Track Good autos Phfsws, ..i .. Sexsxpie General MHRY CRONHN 727 N. Ninth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHHIQL Boys, sports Private secretary Knitting, Needle Work Paddling her own canoe Insects Energetic Shrimp LETTERIH G. CRUPI 272 W. Buttonwood St. COMMERCIHL SECRETf31RlPtL Boys, art Housewife Dramatic, Open House, Knitting Louisa M. Qlcott Spiders Frank Tish DHNIEL CRYSTHI. 1424 Linden St, COLLEGE PHEPQHQTCHY Sports, dancing Sociologist Tennis, Ping Pong, Red of Black Playing tennis Spinach lovial Danny WILLIHM ROSS CUMMINGS 322 VV. Buttonwood St, SMITH-HUGHES Driving, hiking Electrical engineer Typing Open House, Ushers' Sleeping Operarg, fvleo' potatoes Tallcative B l' RRLPH CUSTEH 2302 Sfeiihen Heal GfiFIffE'FlL VOC?lTlOl'lQL Model airplane b .iiding Teacher Boys' Glee Qviatizn, Track Plirplane rides Poetry teachers Qbsenf- mxrdej General L0 N H V I G H T I O N RNTHONY CZHRNECKI 506 S. Seventh St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Swimming, music Meat cutter Hrchery, Pageant Detective stories Chemistry Qrgumentative Butch GEORG DHNI 5 2 14 H oom ant Mr N H V I G B T I O N N .Fl V I G H T I O N N H V I G H T I 0 N GORDON S. DHUTRICH 1448 Moss St. GENERRL VOCHTIONHL Drinking sodas Tailor Flviation, Pageant Dime novels Boiled cabbage Mature Feather WHLTER DHVIES 301 Elm St. GENERQL VOCFITIONHI. Sports Musician Boxing, Band, Cross Country Boxing Hsparagus, English Speedy Sonny LILLIHN H. DHVIS 820 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Traveling, aviation Music teacher Ensemble, Orchestra, GR. Flviation Housework Qccomplished Laddie MHRGHRET V. DHVIS 832 N. Second St, GENERQL VOCFITIONQL Knitting, swimming Nurse Nursing, S,O.S., Girls' Glee Tennis Snakes, hugs Rdept Marge MHRLIN DHVIS lU3U Walnut St. GENERI-IL VOCHTIONQL Photography, automolailing Commercial photographer Pageant, H Cappella Photography Oatmeal, giggling girls Independent Prof DOROTHY DECHHNT 551 N. Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Doll collecting, voice culture Teacher of psychology Ushers, N.H.S., G.R. Ballet Russe Oatmeal, last dancers Versatile Dotty CHARLES HLBERT DE FREES 158 W. Green St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Ftirplanes Qirplane mechanic and engineer Orchestra, Band, Ensemble Playing a sax Conceited teachers Talkative Qrchie EUGENE MELVIN DELONG 819 Gordon Street GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Sports, dancing Man of the world Open House, Pageant Dancing Hlgebra Preoccupied Gene 24 ROBERT D. DE LONG 400 N. Twenty-fifth St. COLLEGE PREPQRRTORY Snow, traveling Minister Q Cappella, Dramatic Singing Seafoods Cordial Bob RUTH H. DERSCH 1017 Green St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Foreign correspondence Musician S.C., Q Cappella, Orchestra Playing the piano Washing dishes Engaging Ruthie EMILY E DE TEMPLE 1115 Chestnut St COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Dancing he men Private secretary Knitting Typing Baslce ba Knitting Lessons insects Sensible Bright eyes MHRGHRET R DETTHOF 1319 N Thirteenth St COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Eating dancing Teacher Knitting HC Dramatic Swimming Studies housework Carefree Mag CHARLOTTE E DIETRICH ll44 Birch St GENERRL VOCF1TlONQL Clothing dancing Housewife Open House Pageant Ea ing School books concerted pe ple Engaging Truckin IHNE E. DIETRICH 1518 Palm Hve. COMMERCIFIL SECRETQHIFIL Dancing, Ford cars Housewife Knitting, f-I Cappella, GR. Singing Baby-faced boys, textbooks Eastidious Eussy LOUISE DIETRICH 1028-Ft Walnut St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Radio, tall boys Nurse Knitting, Nursing, G.R. People Talking in church, gossip Interesting Weezie IOSEPH DI PHULO 21 S Second St GENERHL VOCRTIONQL. Baseball football Explorer Qviation SC Baseball Boxing English Blase Curly MELBH ELIZHBETH DOD E 1016 Meade St GENERHL VOCHTlONl3tL Football singing Housewife Health Exhihit Shorthand Ex ii it Writing poetry Reptiles mathematics Sympathetic is I SOPHIE DONRTO 201 Franklin St GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Sitting in the dark alone Lady of leisure Dramatics Mixed Chor Dancing Snobs fl1r's Independent Soph A . ,, I, .1 g,,u-,I-nil ia, i Q . lk' . .,0: , '- ,. 4' Ulf' . 2 4 M...Ctw.a-aww - ff-t-I-'-':.'f:r5TI1 ' ...': 'K ' I . ,lf -'-:g,.L?.,..,A,pry9-Q '.' iuirrrvvtqi-'l1 ' 'V 'gn-.znrm ? -V 1 ' ',-.va -111'-r A 1 rx vxllflff ' , gr 'f'.I5I'!,vxa i -yy fifty!-7 1. -.,?,i4gs-yruvvl razzrlvb-t . . . , ,.w5.riU Q- a-L 1,4235-0 ' ', ,,4:-I-in-nfs' . ' , ,yn -V L 1, ,L i ' if 5 ' ' Liver. y f ' ,1'vfn'1' ,. :- ' s Q . R 'rl' ' u , :.: 3 , Q. .-I ,N .. wi .- ff:::' fe..-inrrffj ff-,. 1 .1 fr' Qflq ' 1.4.1 rf 3 ' r K Y ' ,, 4 n ...s f I ' .fa sive . l l yn nr .',.,.i , I' Lage, .iv-.-I: ll 3 4' fn., .4 1 .sn , 1 1- am ' its u 1 N N s si .- ' '14-,M , N - - N ' 1 . y H . . l V . I - I ' . ' G , ' , 2 ll g ' ' , V ., , . T V V ,' I ' o , v N . . N G 1 . . 9 . , ' x V . , . I -V H , 1 ,J . , T .. , V ' , I 1 ' V, 0 V W1 N S- Ml , , A Liiqt. Ln' H . N . , 'L ' . H - V . I . I , , H . G . , . n ' , ' us 5' ' 1, T . 1 , 1 2 A I . 1 i 'J O N A ' 'f'3i:i?Ei?4' : - flrzizfue FQ '-,.-.s.-Q,f' 'ygh-f.Lf11,7?:--. tuna: --A , ,-. .flgjnyjtzy inf M. -'r -e-ws, I 's .J ' ' T .-nl. -----131 , 1'- -1-,:3.a..4 kiwi' 1. ,.- - ,lub ,.,... N -as ',f' ! , u-1,-:4..LJ'l 1 , if'-wane. ' TT, -- ,QS ' '-1 ...rc W .,? ' I. 5 Q9 DOROTHY 1. DONLEY 379 Schuylkill Hve. COMMERCII-IL SECRETHRIQL Reading, clothing Hairdresser Knitting, Typing, GR. Love stories Spinach, social science Coy Dottie BENIHMIN DOUBLESTEIN 545 Bingaman St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Hunting, fishing Dry goods salesman Hunting and Fishing, Printing Baseball Hssemblies, school Bodacious Two beers 1. CONHN DOYLE 457 Birch St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Swimming Blacksmith Pageant, Homeroom Playing cards Turnips Tallcative Curly VIOLET DRHl,HR 106 Oley St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL New York Librarian Pageant Writing, Open House Cycling Homework, eggs Original Dracha ROBERT DRHYER 1620 Cotton St. GENERQL VOCQTIONPIL Collecting letter-heads Musician Orchestra, Band, Ensemble Playing the trumpet The Merchant of Venice Hccomplished Shorty EE-IRL DREIBELBIS 719 Madison Five, SMITH-HUGHES Shortwave receivers Sound expert Open House, Homeroom lce cream English Obliging Early LELIH Q. DUKES 1028 Pear St. GENERHL VOCHTIONI-11.. Sports, dancing Kindergarten teacher N.H.S., Red 61 Black, S.C. Tennis Flattery Capable Duksy HERBERT B. DUNN 1460 N, Tenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Sports, movies Doctor Track, Cross-Country Science Latin Hgreeable Herbert WILLIHM EBEN 1418 Hampden Blvd. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Eating Big-business-man Golf, Pageant Playing golf Studying Clownish Bill THELMH EBERHHRT 210 W. Greenwich St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Dancing, reading Secretary S.O.S., Typing, Open House Collecting souvenirs Studying Pleasant Kid CHRI. ECK ' T ken CENEPPI. VOCPAIOIJPII. G ns rcdlo p ogre Fc este H nlmg 51 FISIWIHQ Cl'em1 y 3 my ecvhe ohms FRHNKLIN B EICHE 94 CII rch S SMITH HUGH S S orls can mg Pharma 1ST III' me 5 ox 6: VV esl E'1S6bCI l S yu Shv CLHRENCE RHYMOND EINSEL lFlrw Un on S I r HQ VOCPI l IONQL ones 'nme Ia and or Hr 1 e Bn Or ce bands Pool PTI IZHBETH HNN EISENBROWN fr rg P Irf3I. JOCQI 'D QI. o f w UTH M ELBERT ffl' ,.,g , . , n-n . , I-gl :- 77 1', s :mia -. 1'-' .., Irvs A .:lfxI ,x,xA,n .1I.-1' ., -. r. ,.. s ' sf , ,L w f. A Init 5- fn R Oh. u I. .q ,N Qtqr V4 ' 4. Vfhr :ken Y, hw 5-sen-l: fL .sn inn ESTHER LOUISE ELSTON 7 N Seeon HOML ECONOMICS othes howe GCOHOFICS eclche G H D essmalu xg Km Q E ymg clothe H king cat lshne 5 Gemcxl Ho d 0 please RICHHRD ELY MJ'1lenoe g Park Pc COLLLGE PREPHRHTORY Bees mqslc Scxen 1 xc lcrwer Erserfble S C H1 Y Grches 'Irzve Inq Pecdmg lv SCIHEJOJS DOROTHY EMERICK 777 Wemer St COMMIHCIIII. SFCRFIQIIIFII. wg m ewoqroyher Glrs Glee lyfmq dm orfhes as ID dcvs DOW! GEORGE H ENGEL 0 o IH HUGH S mg '1 a MORRISI EPLER IR D4 L 1 C1 lgl Llnc St. Q El? I Y d Sl- , .. .W V - YV W 4 I ' 5 ms I Cv rl., CL r , r 46 8 G I. , .. IV. .IA-W .A , R 1, , , A , V, ,ln .. Str 1' 'l 5 he - . r I I 1 I- I 2' F F 'Z Q - icky ' N Y 7 - I W il' N 4 .Q t. Q ' ' W 7 Y I - I - EA f V 35 I ' 5 , I , .' ,M ' 4 II C I fs. G 'A I .g' . er ,' B 'mg r tzng Q - I I ' I - I T ' - md xg I' I . O 'L I ' B-VA?-FY N Dlck A ll I N I ' ,Jw lv ' H l I I H Q, ,, , . Ur XJ , I. V - 7 5 V I ' 1 SYDNS m . 5 I In I I II9f1Cll. f, 1.51: CQ. .ff i I e 'pg i f G Sf I Oyen ' Q' fs, nfl, clwesstrcx I I A H S Os I lf' I I U PI , Den .- 'N ' -5 T H5 - if Girls, Kat.. F V, 'V I P7 Y .I R951 , fi O Blzthe Cm I, '-IZ . N I ' wt , riff. ,,' V I' ' ' EL ' 5 N - Mghl: .be 'zrl-1 Fd. ' H QW H 55503 57 Ggjg j' A I 3 gl ' V SLC T - IS Sgcrfs S'-lflfij lg Hifi ' Q I l:l'J95?f3 5509? N A759 'Ti , G IIIETYYITLUH C7155 'I'r:1:1.rf:r YI H S , G M Q H Q 35l'33n S774 I '5' C3171 Cilleqe xfvfes I T F5757-I ? z1ny '.-.e:rfl.:r I C3f17'f7 3 1-lgfqylll M if 'f 1' 0 L'r.tor.C-,rx xi ,I ..., , f I I, ,Hgh ISI, ,, WIA N M2 I 1 ' l R I - III, ' ' N . , . 113 rs rgfvh fa- Q 'V CiIfrrzI' S' GEIJFIEIQL ',QQil'I'IUT1?II. V U53'5?f'9L '- 1Tf1'I'lf?'f1 Cirr: sg zrxlzrg gage 'jQKTl'3TT,:f1 , 1 F'1z'?,1.I Iier.:.1 'c'II,1rr.'1r1 jj 45:70 G l,f:':h1r.:s' mm came Dfffmmg 5' 9 Q 2 Pbcfbill pljY1n?fh9?1:rAC V 1' Szyh Se: f.sl':n'l3 Dirk I1T.'g'?l'Y.'Z.l I Ciffffli 55975 Sezfeahle ' O Cimfffe hxhlg . N 5,3 I N 'l's.-lJ.,.-.Fan ' X 1- . Al 4 22211:--I-NI---5.1 - I' I .' -'.'a.-:,1.l1g I ' V' ' I - ---.-, .,. f.,',-f--. .- 9f4f:i'-L-27. .f,w2,?NAA -I.,-- :F Usa 'Q ' .SIEQ-'Y.:':fr.-li . 5' ' - a ,nf . ,, . 1' . .. V: '- 4-ff '-Iv ,TL-'-I - Qian 'Q Vdwq :lb Usx RHLPH D gXSI-IE N Mig CHHHLES C. ERNESTO 356 S, Fourth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Horseback riding, athletics Big business man Hunting G Fishing, Hviation T-Bone steaks Concerts Facetious Guinea . 426 Pine Q ,hx GENE qyv CHQNHL Ra o tamp coll ing d busin s 1655, Ope ouse, cing Fishlhg Lai? G0 -nature ' Gigolo f anher IHNE ESTERLY 224 W. Oley St. GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Dancing, sketching Uncharted Scholarship, N.H,S., Tennis West Point dances Playing cards Different lane DORIS EVHNS 1120 N. Ninth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Heading, dancing Model housewife S,O.S., Q Cappella, Knitting Wayne King's orchestra Winter Cordial Doris EMMH S. EVHNS 1218 N, Tenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Collecting movie stars' pictures Secretary S,O.S., Typing, Knitting Musical comedies Studying Petite Gussy KHTHRYN MHY EVHNS 44 N. Tenth St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Dramatics, small children Kindergarten teacher Dramatic, GR., Chaplain Hcting Rainy Sundays, slippery walks Qffable Kitty MILDBED EVHNS 933 McKnight St, GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Dancing, swimming Private secretary GR., Swimming, Girls' Glee Interpretative dancing P.Q.D. Elfin Mil ELSIE ELIZHBETH FQGRN 212 Greenwich St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Swimming, reading Dress designer Flrt, Typing Myrna Loy Broken promises, shopping Sensible Elsie EDWARD FHNTILLI 532 Weiser St, GENERRL VOCHTIONQL Sports, dancing Soldier of fortune Cross-Country, Track, Hi-Y Hdventure Concerts Carefree Fannie IUNE E. I-'HRRELL 1041 Birch St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Gym Work Stenographer Leaders,' N.H.S., Basketball Ice skating Conceited people Hthletic Farrelli iff. wil 1 V1 -.rf vena:-1 . , 3 gi-52.-'r1'.f'nv Q1 4 1 I I . f f, .Q-nrxttwwar-1 , zv'rvfv1ll..iJ1'!lfIl-.1 ft. l.ll ' -few 1 H1 nw! I 1 In WC Q 'Y yf z Q, Q U I E t it i 1 l STHNLEY FEGLEY 1231 Oley St SMITH-HUGHES Hiking, sports Printer Cross Country, Camera Guy Lombardo Benny Goodmans orchestra Contented Stan VIVIRN M. FE GELY Stony Creek Mills, R. D. No. l COMMERCIQL SECBETHRIQL Haunting an ice cream parlor Flirlirre hostess G.R., Knitting, H.C. Spaghetti and meat balls Studying Pleasing ludy HDELE M. FERGUSON 133 S. Eighth St. COLLEGE PREPQBHTORY Flutograph collecting Consular service Scholarship, S.C,, GR Intelligent people Silly people lntellectual Del CLHRENCE If-ICOB FICHTHOHN 250 N. Tenth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Ping-pong, pool Flutornobile expert Table Tennis Chess G Checkers Mechanics Opera Determined lake IOHN H. FIDLER 1235 N. Fifth St. GENERHL VOCQTIOIIQL Photography Electricity instructo. Plviation, Science Fl Fine Rornance' History notebooks Flrnusxng Nero HHRLHN I. FIEGEL 43 N. Eighth St. GENERI-'lL VOCFlTlONQL Sports ot all sorts Traveling salesman Press, Flrchery, Open House Mysteries Bananas, Shakespeare Handsome Flash CLHHH IHNE I-'ILBERT 138 N. Fourth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIQL Dancing, singing, shorthand Sing with Shep Fields' orchestra G.R., Open House Bermuda Cab Calloway, bookkeeping lndifferent Clara CHRI. IOHN FINH 331 Penn Street COLLEGE PBEPQRQTORY Beading, hiking Teaching H. C., Open House Ice cream Love stories, spinach Delicate Carl HRLINE E. FISHER 316 Summit Qve, COLLEGE PREPQRHTOBY Riding, dancing Musician Ensemble, G.R., Orchestra Correspondents Biology, egotists Musical Mickey BRUCE FISHER 459 Tulpehocken St GENERQL VOCPlTlOlIFlL Sports Entertainer Sports, Pageant Night clubs Qlgebra, carrots flashy L B. ROBERT FISHER 1723 Centre Five. SMITHJ-IUGHES Fishing Theatre manager Pageant, Horneroom Hot music English, opera Steady Bob IOHN l. FLEMMING 125 N. Ninth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Hunting, fishing Machinist Tennis, Open House Love is Everywhere Cabbage, Paul Whiteman Tired Flem IHNE R. FLEXER 113 N. Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Sports Bacteriologist Scholarship, S.C., GR. Don Bestor's orchestra Oysters Brilliant Flex FERN HRDELLE FOCHT 1735 Haak St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Bicycles Stenographer Swimming, GRB. Love stories School, asparagus Domestic Fernie GERTRUDE FOGELMHN 528 Cedar St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Dancing, swimming Secretary Typing, S.O.S., Open House Plays Spinach, opera Tall Gert DOROTHY M. I-'OREMQN 517 N. Front St. COMMERCIF-'IL BUSINESS Flowers, travel Qccountant Scholarship, Red 6 Black, Ushers' Nature Cabbage, history Fun-loving Dottie NBOMI FOREMRN 213 N. Second St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Swimming, sweet music Secretary Knitting, S.O.S., Girls' Glee Swimming Shakespeare, turnips Faithful Curly ISHBEL FORRED 432 West Greenwich St. COMMERCIBL SECRETHRIQL Movies Stenographer Girls' Glee, Knitting, S.O.S. Bicycling Bookkeeping, Shakespeare Shy Izzy HENRY F. FORTNA 1023 Union St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Pursuing nature with rod and gun Game warden Open House, Pageant The fairer sex Novels Sociable Hennie ELMER S. FOSNOCHT 47 S. Third St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Outdoors Public accountant Chess at Checkers, Tennis '37 Packards Onions Exhausted Donut 30 CLRYTON D. FOX B38 N. Tenth St, GENERQL VOCQTIONPIL Stamps, geetar playing Feature guitarist for Shep Fields Mixed Chorus, Choral Music Blondes Love stories Lanky Foxy ELIZHBETH FRHNK 934 N. Fourth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Dancing Stenographer Etiquette, Photo-Fan Smart clothes Noodle soup, cowboy music Flctive Sis IOHN C. FRANK 934 N. Fourth St, GENERRL VOCRTIONQL Football Traveling salesman Golf, Tennis Spinach Cauliflower Elusive lack IHMES H. FRHNK 934 N. Fourth St. GENEHHL VOCPITIONHL Sports of all sorts Mechanical engineer Football, H.C., Boxing 6: Wrest. Richard Halliburton Fats Waller Qthletic: Iirnmie CHROLYN M. FREDERICK 1119 N. Thirteenth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Swimming, dancing Technician Girls' Glee, G R , SC. Dressmaking History, conceited people Friendly Freddy PRUL E. FHIDINGER 1130 Marion St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Sports, dancing Globe trotter Boys' Glee, Choral Music Ftumbas Latin Small Paul IHNE R. I-'HILL 1330 N. Fourteenth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Swimming, knitting Librarian GR., Exec. Comm., S.C. Mystery stories Playing cards Generous Rutiles BRLENE FRITZ 302 N. Eleventh St. HOME ECONOMICS Knitting Dressmaker G. R., Mixed Chorus, Knitting Strawberry sundaes Homework Home-loving Fritzie HRROLD FRITZ 511 Linden St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Steak ana potatoes Future Shep Fields Basketball, Pageant Fin old-fashioned girl Sophisticated women High Hal FERN FROMM 1312 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIFAI. SECRETHRHQL Sewing, dancing, swimming Stenographer Open House, Pageant Hnything dreamy Housework Coquettish Fernie CHLVIN GHBLE 244 N, Eleventh St. GENERQL VOCQTIONFIL Gunning President of General Motors Hi-Y, Hviation, Open House Gunning Girls Contented Clarke MIRIRM GHBLE 711 Mulberry St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Sewing, dancing, swimming Plir stewardess Open House, Pageant Eating hamburgers Spinach, Shakespeare Domestic Mim IOHN B. GHENZLE 155 Walnut St. GENERHL VOCHTION1'-'lL Radio Electrical engineer Science, H.C. Driving a car Operas Dexterous Red FLORIHNNE T. GHIEWSKI 314 S. Sixth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Dancing, swimming, reading Nurse GB., Knitting, S.C. Music Rain Dignitied Flo BETTY K. GHLLHGHER 217 N. Sixth St. COMMERCIHL SECRET!-IRIQL Good books Stenographer Rrt, Typing, Open House Swimming Rain, spina:h, :ea food Quiet Betts 4--1 I, Atl - X111 li 'T I, tl -3 R.: ..1' W , rur4va' gf ' ilifif ffw: ?: 1 4 ,., -1'a 'i rf w frrfujgx fjjnfff z X' ,, .tg fi, r rr w re- me 4 La inf-u,r A4 ,L vw '+V 4 4 I I mr' f 1 in Val 3 mzvi rvlmawifl If 6' ,... fr' f' o f :fi ' V 'Mis L, r 1 I 1 1 K -mee-x, ,rw-s....v...f. n 5 1 ! 2 3 4 1 3 5 3 I F 1 IM! 1 F. Q rf' l I 1 Iwi .He 141 ual 'Q fm 1 1 A I 1 CHTHERINE GRLLHGHER 1035 Perry St, COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Singing, hiking Songstress ol the airways Knitting, Typing, Open House Snow Spinach Garrulous Kitty STEVE X. GRLLHS 510 N. Tenth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Horse-back riding, sculpturing Orchestra leader Ensemble, Orchestra, Open House His orchestra Saurkraut, algebra Iazzy Steve EUGENE H. GHNSER 809 Greenwich St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Current events, eaiing Salesman Hi-Y, Natural History Debating Oral reports Qrgurnentative Snip HENRY GHNSTER St. Lawrence COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Basketball, bowling Forester Hunting :S Fishing, Homeroom Playing cards Cats impartial Henry REGINH GHRMFIN 1326 Birch St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Cooking, dancing Horne economics teacher Open House, Etiquezte, Firt Corresponding Homework Patient Ieania IHNE GHUL 224 N. Twelfth St, COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Dancing, blond-haired boys Kindergarten teacher Typing, H.C., Class Exec. Flirting Dusting Cheerful Sunshine VIRGINIH MHY GRUI. 1016 Robeson St. GENERI-'lL VOCHTIONQL Music, traveling Home economics teacher Q Cappella, Mixed Quartet Singing Mathematics Effusive Ginny R. IEBN GEHMHN 331 Pear St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Foreign correspondence, music Private secretary Dramatic, Open House Cooking Spinach Neat Dimples FRHNCIS GENTILE 821 Schuylkill Qve, GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Flthletics, art Commercial artisi Hrt, Iug Band, Track Drawing English Polite Gent HNNR GEORGE 2106 Kutztown Rd. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Cooking, sleeping Homemaker Open House, Dramatic Dancing Getting up early Frivolous Duchess -n U 1 V I ivf, U ,Y .Q-Aid, , .,'p.I'3l 5511:-ff' :f,,,,., I '!fftf--gurl!! -. ,. . '::rrt-wr'-'F '1 ' ' vjr+,flYfl 1,7 ,,-,vis v',vg!l'i5 ' .41-srgra.-f rl'f1li '7 lv-lf'l ' yivb'5-'I' 9 4 ,...-- .1,5.l. up 41 ',r-p-594 ,,,ja: . ,, 'vlv1 ,, ,,.. , 1.4 w.,,l' I '., 7.llo.ff - '-1-l:.i4f'f ,.'A .',, ,.,n..'. 44 l- V . I I I V I t I' 4' T -'P 5-fg iw,-n -..-.z.-., I , J--...W 'Vi' . -n.sp Sv .- .-.... 4.-.. '7 'n , .-Q .- e y.., s ..,., , . -f-: 1 -'Q-----.-L2 'I- ,v N - ,-s., '-Umm...-xi-, 'll .4 WILLH BETTE GEORGE 1433 N. Tenth St, GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Hufomobile rides, dancing Nurse G.R., Knitting, Dramatic Hutomobiling Opera singers Garrulous Georgie BETTY GLHES 470 Birch St, GENERQ1.. VOC1'-ITIONQL Sports, children Physical education teacher N.H.S., S.C., Sports Ice skating Egotists, smoking Hctive Boop 101-IN H. GOELZ 527 Fern Hve. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Dancing, study periods Linotype and monotype mechanic Open House, Sports Printing Conceited people Elongated Tiny HNNEMHRIE GOLLR 1421 Fairview St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Swimming, eating chocolate cake H little German flower shop Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Eating chocolate cake Turnips Conscientious Qnna DOROTHY IHNE GOOD 419 Gordon St, COMMERCIQL SECHETQRIQL Gym, movies Gym teacher Sports, Open House, Leaders' Playing basketball Reading Qthletic Larrie 33 VELMH GOOD 452 N. Eleventh St. GENERQL VOCRTIONRL Cooking, biology Nurse Pageant, Homeroom Collecting stamps Sewing Quiet Goody VERNON GOOD 838 Church St. COMMERCIHL SECRETFIRIQL Bookkeeping, reading Public accountant Scholarship, Pageant Riding horseback Winter Scrupulous Goodie MBRIHN E. GOODMAN 228 N. Tenth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Sports, auto racing Nurse Girls' Glee, Open House, Ten Hiking Sauerkraut Clever Mibs PRULINE GOODMBN 1038 Buttonwood St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Htl-iletic events, singing Doctor's stenographer Mixed Chorus, G.R., G.Q.I-'l. Singing Spinach Sociable Pauline HNNE GREEN 844 Centre Qve. COLLEGE PREPFIRHTORY Dancing, knitting Dietitian G.R., Red 61 Black, Usher Resisting food Sewing, outlines Witty Flnne nis KENNETH GREEN 555 Gordon St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Cards, comedy skits Knitter Pageant, Homeroom Reading Tarzan books Fairy tales Independent Greeny LEONR M. GREISS 314 S, 175 St. COMMERCIQL SECRET!-IRIHL Ushering, swimming Stenographer Movie Hppreciation, Swimming Tap-dancing Boring people Talented Grass THOMHS GHIESEMER 156 Douglass St. COLLEGE PREPFIRI-ITORY Geometry, movies Sports writer Tennis, Senior Qssembly Chocolate cake Biology Friendly Dutch EDWHRD GRII-'FITH 1034 Hmity St, GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Hunting, sports Flrtist Baseball, Open House Hunting Hlgebra Gay Eddie DONBLD GRIM 1222 Green St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Science, baseball Surveyor Scholarship, Open House School Operas Bashful Fat 5,54 -Q' IOHN GROSS 513 N. Front St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Blondes, eating Comedian Dramatic, Open House Telling jokes Red hair Humorous Monk HELEN GRYNHSTYL 647 Walnut St. COMMERCIRL SECRETQRIHL Bowling Stenographer Swimming, Typing, Basketball Surprises Detective stories Retiring Skeets LESTER C. GUINTER 423 N. Tenth St. GENERFIL VOCQTIONRL Tiddly-winks, woodwork Gym teacher Open House, Band, Boxing Money Love stories Nonchalant Les MILDRED HBGGERTY 1343 Birch St. GENERQL VOCPITIONHL Sewing Home economics teacher Open House, Knitting, G,R, Sewing Opera singer Verbose Mimie LILLIHN HHINES 823 Green St, HOME ECONOMICS Sewing, cooking Good housewife G.R,, Sewing Keeping house History Domestic Lil CHHRLES E. HHLE 1358 Moss St. GENERQL VOCRTIONHL Canoeing, fishing Flviator Flviation, H.C. Building model airplanes Ice skating Vigorous Eddie PHYLLIS HHMILTON l42O Palm St. GENERFIL VOCHTIONRL Dogs Professional dog handler S.C., N.H.S., Scholarship Training dogs Silly boys Temperamental Phyl IOHN WESLEY HRND 344 W. Douglass St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Stamp collecting Cabinet maker Nature Study, Open House Roller-coasting Washing dishes Inquisitive Iohnny NORMHN HRNLEY 39 Grace St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Baseball, dancing Reporter Pageant, Homeroom Orchestras Being wakened in study hall Frivolous Hoxie CLYDE C. HHRE 1755 Perkiomen Five. GENERFII. VOCQTIONHL Trumpet playing, girls Iazz orchestra leader Orchestra, Scholarship, Band Skating Opera, Shakespeare Steadlast Iazz 'A 'DY v 'IA lt 'flirt 3 ':.lw.f1.r'+ o 1 v i 1 ed 0 1 fl fi fl WWI GEORGETTE H. HHBTENSTINE 534 Walnut St. GENERQL VOCQTIONRL Ice skating, swimming Nurse Hockey, Mixed Chorus Cars with radios Rising early Dreamy Bubbles IEHNNE HNNE HBRTHRNFT 621 N. Fitth St, GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Heading, swimming Kindergarten teacher Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Waltzes Gossip, washing dishes Httectionate Sniggletritz IHCK HHRTZELL 503 Brighton Five, COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Sports, ice cream Insurance agent Tennis, Pageant Taking lite easy Concerts Qdept lack CHRRLES HHUSE 352 Pine St. GENERQL VOCFITIONQL Sports, movies Machinist Pageant, Homeroom Repairing autos Spinach, dishonest people Conscientious Charlie EDWHRD F. HEBHFIRDT 845 Madison Flve, GENERQL VOCRTIONHI.. Shep Fields, eating Machinist Open House, Mixed Chorus Driving Homework, spinach Reserved Eddie EHRL C. HECK 556 S. 185 St, SMITH-HUGHES Girls, skating Hviator Open House, Pageant Skating History, egotists Bashful Hecky RUSSELL E. HECKMHN 216 Jameson Place GENERRL VOCQTIONQL Doing things Chemist Q Clubs, Pageant Chemistry A Stale jokes, classics 5 Reticent ' Hecky PHYLLIS M. HEII. 833 McKnight St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Parties, movies Stenographer Open House, Youth Week Singing Waiting, getting up early Vivacious Phyl ROBERT W. HEIST 850 Locust St. GENERRL VOCHTIONRL Swimming, cherry pies Draftsman Scholarship, Cross Country Hiking Homework Shy Skeeter RUTH E. HELDER 444 N. Thirteenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Hrt, home economics Dietitian Scholarship, GR. Everything Iazz, onions Hmbitious Ruthie LILLIHN HEMMIG 533 Gregg Flve COLLEGE PREPFIRQTORY Readmg Lrbrarran Scholarshlp Open Hou e German Botany snobbrshne Studtous Mlckey 4, 'RIC HENNE 72 lSOH I-lve V COLLEGE PREPHRQTOTHY Smgmg Dentlst Scholars Ushers dverse l SlSll e Drck HHLINE E HENRY 24 Llttle Wunder St GENERQL VOC!-lTlONFlL Flowers musxc pamtmgs Nurse GR Open House Grrls Glee Parntmg Poor orchestras Surprrsmg Leme CHBRLES 'I' HENRY 846 Centre Qve COLLEGE PREPQRHTOHY Chocolate sodas vrolm Engineer Orchestra Strmged Qatar e H new Chrysler Englrsh darly tests Brlllxant GEORGE HENRY l2l S Erghth St COLLEGE PREPQRQTO'1Y Drawmg hrstorxcal novels Uncharted Scholarshlp SC Fl Cappella Drsgutsmg Sarcasm t rmps Qccomplmshed Oh Henry EUGENE W HIGH 1112 N Twelfth St SMITH HUGHES Model arrplanes Hvlator Scholarshlp Cross Country Desserts Glrls Reurmg Genre ROBERT H HILBERT 845 Rose St GENERQI.. VOCHTIONHL Flrt dancmg Commercxal artlst Scholarshxp N H S Grrls Baggy trouser knees Suave Bu CHARLOTTE B HILL 943 Court St COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Drrnkrng Coca colas Somebody s stenographer H C Mlxed Chorus G R Dancmg H wet blanket Blasfl L1 l Hrll RHLPH HILL IR 221 Carsoma Qve Mt Penn COLLEGE PREPRRHTORY Stamp collectmg Lawyer or busmessman H1 Y S C Golf Stamp and Com Corneares School books Debonarr ROY HILL IH 431 Sprmg St GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Phystcal educatlon Machxmst SC' Cross Country Pageant X Old fashroned lrred chncken Dancmg S eaa ast Hllly f..' 4. ' . r l Q . I . an 'fl ' - 'K , ' , ..-I 4 '.. , rf ' ,Ns ' ' , , f, 1. ' . 1 1 , 'nl' , sxnnrtinxz-'kf tl' 7 f ,.r'il' . ,ll ,' .--' I -,Up . 11'-' ,,.er' lrkfi! ' ' ,,n,g,Y2Du , , I i . ' ,.,,-1 s.9!A,5'.'r r- f '-:dw ... ,.xlsrffw, y',l, . 'I rw- 2J'cr:99' 1 ,.i'-' ' I ull KL ..' vl,,-,..fa'xt ,',.vjt'1,'ll'l'1 , 6 !V.1,'.,f-fsY,- 3. Y vxflib-ff . . K., ..Q,,,-av L- - ,VUL U' .. - f, so .ill f . . Y 6.1.1 ,:,.: .,e,, .h ' ,,. ,sf 'A kA,.',',,.a.. ' . - fwfr-xg: , ' . :,f f55fgg,, . , . N , .1 f '- I :,n 'l4!' ' ' ...!,re4f'Jl'l - ' ., ,,:1'vl'l- a- , , .. Q' ,-,.,. -' rx. 4 K I wfvv x 'V ran-val.: n 'r s .45 , In 5 sn N. W Q 4 u Q r '-' whirl: .VII W E. .r.-A we 1 . I . . I S I A - I IHLY Q te x T , 2 5 , ss I V . O , U J i F 9 A f U ,A ,,,,, ' . . -. D . N - f ' A H - ., I4 , V . . i I V - V g.' -V V G . , t . yn X 1 ' ' H ' , . , . ? rf W, N' ' n I I L ' bl O I A ' N ll f I 5 . . r. fu. . . .. rv . , N . V r 1 V I , . . . I - - Y . , G A y H I I J A a ,., - , ., IF a'- 65, ., ,, I H 6 , 'rf , . Q . t ..,, ' Q I N ., 4 ab, 4 5 n' ,V V 1 y , N . . ' ' ' ' A ' l I A ' . A I -1 ' t v .L W . , I A - . ' G - V r , - , . t H '. . , ' Ms' Q . I 'N . . ' 0 - , -, Chas, N Hrlly 'V 1 ' z'9 ,?f , 1: :'ff',l'f N A ,, L , g . ' f . . T' V ,V I I I , is . ' ' G - - ' , l a G I '- 7: I Q, I , V V ' ' I A 0 , '1 ' X Q1 E 1 ' N I A ' .Y l , -- 34.1, ,IJ F A ' 1. f,- I 5 ' ' Ia-. I. ,.'.::?-2'ii7f'LiA1jj-V llllf 7 lf ' -Iii - 'L f E' ,Pegfrzl-iw1L3.:'iS sf r.:.QLE1g':f'i'3q-ff---'122i:.':1- Qfgf 1,:- 3 flf 1'j,-LJ. ..,j, Q ,., .gg , rw , AA , -4.,.',. , .EU ',, - f-gt'l-- . ' gif' ' 5.1 4 aat f zfg i gifxf 'air-,Q gi ' 'L nu 5. 'Q Q. Z G. CHRLENE HILLIBR 420 N. Ninth St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Dancing Secretary Book-Lovers', H.C., Etiquette The Orient Conceited boys Diminutive Cariie MHRGUERITE E. HILZINGER 203 Blair Hve. GENERQ1.. VOCHTIONRL Housework, cooking Homemaker Knitting, Scholarship, H.C. Sewing History, silly girls Engaging Midge GL!-IDYS MBE HIMMELREICH 271 W. Buttonwood St. GENERRL VOCHTIONHL Stamps Secretary Dramatic, Girls' Glee Swing songs Vegetables Garrulous Glad MORRIS HINDIN 1215 Pike St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIPIL Music, drama Mortician Scholarship, Red and Black Titians Hill-billy bands Iovial Hindy IRVING E. HINDLE 1165 N. Eleventh St. COLLEGE PREPFIRHTORY , Hviation, newspaper make-up Fleronautical engineer Scholarship, Red and Black, Qrguing Work . Nonsensical DM Curly .VX 'F H in FF! 1 r ? I -- t. I ii gf A- 1: i 1 't ll ., . tiff ISHBELLE HINTZ 527 Weiser St. COMMERCIPIL SECRETHRIQL Smooth orchestras Stenographer Mixed Chorus, Hockey, GH. Caviar Pan-handlers Capricious Izzy I-'ERN HOFFMHN 1538 Mulberry St. COMMERCIFIL SECRETQRIPIL Reading, radio Nurse Open House, Pageant Chocolate cake Getting up early ' Demure Pussy IRM!-1 B. HOFFMHN 1630 Mineral Spring Road COLLEGE PREPFIRHTORY Horse-back riding Social welfare worker Dramatic, GR., Girls' Glee Folk songs Geometry Dainty Irm RICHHRD HOFFMHSTER 1414 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIFIL SECRETHRIHL Movies Office manager Mixed Chorus, Pageant Paul Whiteman's orchestra Being called Hotfy Unassuming Dick EHRL W. HOHL 1344 Buttonwood St. COMMERCIPIL BUSINESS Baseball games Poultry farmer Hunting G Fishing, Pageant Hunting School Reticent Hohly LOIS F. HOKE 1335 Church St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Swimming, movies Secretary S.O.S., GR., Open House Zane Grey Social science Congenial Hokey EDWIN HOLLENBHCH West Leesport COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Tennis, art Chemical engineer Qrt, Science, Scholarship Chemistry Spohisticated people Hrgumentative Eddie MHHGHRET HOLLENBI-ICH 348 W. Douglass St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Dutch, music English and German teacher Scholarship, Hrxalma, N.H.S. Ice hockey Chewing gum Literary Holly EHRL C. HOMRN 924 Marion St. SMITH-HUGHES Blondes Stage hand Homeroom, Pageant Blondes Clams Flirtatious Earl HICHBRD HOMMHS 143 Elm St. GENERHL VOCQTIONRL Baseball, girls Street cleaner Radio, Science, Tumbling Mickey Mouse Stuck-up people Bodacious Dick IOSEPH FREDERICK HOOKER 1525 Palm St. COLLEGE PREPRRHTORY Freedom, dancing Electrical engineer Hi-Y, Scholarship, Cross Country Freedom Memorizing poems, oral reports Refreshing Ioe KENNETH HOPKINS 605 Eisenbrown St, GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Sports, biology Machinist Basketball, Cross Country lce hockey Homeroom, romantic stories Flthletic Kenny MBE E. HORN 169 West Green St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Traveling, reading Office executive Knitting, GR., S,O.S. Giving parties Homework over the week ends Qmbitious Mae HERBERT D. HOHOWIT 133 N. Thir 'enth St. C REP St p collecting Criminal lawyer Stamp 6- Coin, Open House Driving Test olcs, negro spirituals ifflf erby LHRRY HOUCK 34 South Fourth St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Music Uncharted Band, Orchestra, Chess Cimarron Limberger cheese Musical Larry 39 RODNEY HOUCK 1044 Franklin St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Tennis, essays Lawyer Hi'Y, N.H.S., S.C. Debating Narrow-mindedness, egotism Straight-forward Rod IEHNNETTE HULBIG 520 Elm St. COLLEGE PREPRRHTORY Iazz songs, mystery stories Uncharted Student Council, Pageant Emile Loring Very studious people Shy Iennie MILDRED HULL 425 Spruce St. COMMERCII-IL SECRETHRIQL Romantic stories, traveling Private secretary Scholarship, Open House, H.C. Foreign correspondence Boorish people, murder books Reserved Mildred RHYMOND E. IBHCH 1039 Madison Qve. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Machine shop Machinist Open House, Pageant Eating candy Snobbishness Mannish Possum W. FREDERICK IBHCH 714 Carsonia Rve. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Music, adventure books Civil engineer Orchestra, Tennis, Open House Playing his fiddle Poetry Lively Fritz MARY KHY ICE 1532 Fairview St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Good dancers, good food Social science teacher Orchestra, Clubs Good dancers Soprano singers, boring people Unusual Kay KHRL H. IMHOFF 202 Douglass St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Swimming, hunting Painter Hunting G Fishing, Soccer Painting English text books Sensible Truck RUSSELL WILLIHM INGHHM 141 Moss St. GENERQL VOCRTIONHL Eating, sleeping Commercial aviator Scholarship, Hi-Y, Open House Writing poetry Blues songs Good-natured IQQY GEORGE D. INSKIP 149 W. Oley St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Cowboy ballads, dog books Forester Hrchery, Baseball Camping 'neath the stars Loafing, jazz songs Corpulent Skippy FLOYD R. IHCKSON 1559 Mineral Spring Road COMMERCIRL BUSINESS Tennis, travel Business man Hi-Y, H.C., Open House Traveling Conceited people Friendly Floyd an-,,,.. imW.w liar Y1 a-5: PI' YL , W1 ai '19 New Slat is 'in p - v JZv.?'2 -4 ' 4 ' -'--ifil J... f,..,, , F! -.sn Yu 'oi I 11 I la .1 -Y! il 2 4 I n Y 1 I 'sux llbnil u lb' era 0' ,Ill ini it ! r :ng U r' ,, 1 1 'c ,,,n Q at, jr: , ,- ,a A'- fv:::a'7r,.'ri--F1-4 tg,,,.,.,, t fi-'l! 'Q Hin. :arr1 1 -.'-,'v i7r-A ra vt!! fl! 7 .. yi,-'QTL' P fa ,Q-U 'fy I i'-ff' . 4 wsfutrvl ,ygIs'5 ' L E y ,una ,M 1.4-rv ,1 v .V . ,si sfrlvrweov , Q R,Q'l.al , '., ., gf... . ,. 4 I1 f 1.. -gn' ...rv ra..1E '!t.':vullKo.l' .,',,,..1.. F' r seo-X' at N. , ,' f , i :rv-rv 'UZ 1. Sol ,ze-1--t ,,'r' 'sc.:':f E3 1 f x W, TF ifF':nn45 ' 1 ' 1'5 rffs-.-.I Y. t-sd, fjxww-mi WILLIHM L. IHCKSON 946 Lancaster Five. SMITH-HUGHES lnstrumental music Transport pilot Scholarship, Hunting G Fishing Flviation Home-reading books Quiet Bill BEHTHICE If-ICOBSON 554 N, Eighth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Movies, novels Hn efficient bookkeeper Typing, S O,S., Photo-fan Swimming Dusting Sensible Beaty WHNDR IHNISZEWSKI 100-Q Neversink St, COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIQL Sports, traveling Private secretary NHS., Scholarship, Sports Summer time Conceited people, homework Obliging lanis ROBERT D. IEFFERIS 438 Greenwich St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Moonlight rides, small girls Sailor Hall Patrol, Band, Q Cappella Moonlight rides Painted girls Talkative lelf THORKEL H. IENSEN hlfl Franklin St, GFNERQL VOCQTIONFIL Good music Chemist Boys' Glee, Tennis Politics Mathemaucs, 'rain people Qrgurnenfafffe 'fhfrke' fl I ff X tfft RRY. IOHNSTON ll5l Mulberry St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Sculpturing, geology Explorer N.H.S., Hi-Y, Track Exploring Grammar, night clubs Independent Ray EDWHRD BURDHN IONES 650 N. Twelfth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Dance music, reading Civil engineer Football, Pageant Driving Opera, schoolwork Pickle Burdie CHHHLOTTE IONES 825 Rose St. COMMERCIQL SECHETQHIQL Bookkeeping, romantic stories Secretary Open House, SO S, Cooking Commercial social science Bashful Carrot-top MELVYN IONES 415 Gordon St. GENERHL VOCFITIONHL Collecting pictures Electrician Open House, Engineers' Mystery stories Love stories, cauliflower Friendly Streaky FRIEDH IOSEPH 1047 Madison Five COMMERCIQI. SECRETQRIQL Saving recipes, movies Secretary Scholarship, S.C. Ozzie Nelson's orchestra Vanity, lalseness Petite Fritz A 1 5, lf L 4- RUTH IOSEPH 413 Douglass St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Ping pong, camping Bookkeeper and Secretary Open House, Dramatic Parties Crazy dancing, oral reports Well-dressed Io-jo IHYNE L. KHHLEH 316 Windsor St. COLLEGE PREPFIRFATORY Dogs, music Uncharted GR., S,C., Dramatic Writing poetry Crowds, boring people Interesting Kohl STEVE KBLHRRS 11412 N. Seventh St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Loafing, jazz songs Bookkeeper Chess :S Checkers, Pageant Playing chess Work, love stories Forgetful Greek IOHN KHNE 1017 N. Fourth St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Sports Bookkeeper Homeroorn, Pageant Comedy plays Shakespeare Nonsensical Sticks HHHOLD KHSE 1117 Locust St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Girls, baseball Big league ball player Basketball, Baseball Eating ho! dogs Conceited girls, work Flthletic Jazz-suit HNDREW C. KHTERMHN 1009 Walnut St. COMMEHCIRL BUSINESS Girls, basketball Hccountant Hi-Y, Band, Youth Week Dramatics Homework, English Hrgumentative Katie EDITH KHUCHEH 1615 N. Ninth St. HOME ECONOMICS Church work, children Child welfare worker Open House Hiking Biographies, selfishness Hpprehensive Edith MHRIHN E. KHUFFMBN 1506 N. Front St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Skating, sewing Hccordion teacher Flrt, Needlework, Open House Hdventure Bashful boys Coy Kauffy MHBEI. R. KEHS 737 Twelfth St. GENERHL VOCRTIONHL Swimming, skating Office Worker Girls' Glee, Typing, Open Movies Dancing Reserved Mabel M. ROBERTS KEIM 216 N. Ninth St. House COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Reading, hiking Stenographer Open House Singing Homework Talkative Bobbie 42 WILLII-IM G. KELNER 1521 N. Tweltth St. GENERHL VOCQ FIONRL Music, sports Qdvertising manager Orchestra, Ensemble, Hall Patrol Egypt Cafeteria meals Sporting Bill KHRL D. KEMMERLING 1038 Windsor St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Eating, sleeping W.P.Pl. worker Hall Patrol, Hviation Mickey Mouse Wine, women lndillerent Kem PHUI. KERCHER 1322 Green St, GENERQL VOCQTIONHI. Sports, movies Mail clerk Open House, Typing Western stories Sophisticated students Talkative P K. BRUCE W. KERN 107 Poplar St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQI. Sports, movies Railway postal inspector Flviation, Hall Patrol 1'-'lviation Silly girls, tobacco and alcohol Keen Little Colonel MHRIE E. KERN 365 Tulpehocken St, COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Dancing, skating Private secretary Orchestra, Ensemble, H C. Skating Homework, conceit Coquettish Pinky A1 WILLIRM E. KERPER U 419 S. Sixteenth St COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIRL Hiking, reading Bookkeeper Homeroom, Pageant l Swimming -' Lectures I Carefree 5 f Bill ROBERT W. KETTERER 1125 N. Tenth St. SMITH-HUGHES Stamps, movies, sports Wood shop teacher Open House, SC., Flrt Pioneer stories Concerts, cursory books Whimsical Bob DORIS F. KILPHTRICK 1455 Fairview St. COMMERCIFAL SECRETHRIQL Movies, parties, dogs Secretary GR., Pageant Richard Halliburton Cats Talkative Dorie CHRISTINE I.. KINSEY 1043 N. Front St, COMMERCIQL SECRETQHIFIL Movies, clothing, books Secretary Scholarship, H.C. Parties Dogs, notebooks Dignilied Teenie HENRY KIRSCHMHN l335 Linden St. SMITH-HUGHES Radio, sports, hiking Electrician Radio, Open House Farming Homework, conceit Constructive Stull MHRY E. KLINE 1125 N. Ninth St, COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Her dog, knitting English teacher Red G Black, Scholarship Snow Cats, drawing Plmbitious Mary CURTIS F. KLICK 2024 Kutztown Road SMITH-HUGHES Swimming, dancing, parties Pluto mechanic Track, Pageant Hoe-downs School, homework Flirtatious Pete BILLIE KLINE 918 Franklin St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Sports, music Stenographer Movie, Knitting, Typing Conversation Mustaches, egotists Sociable Toots H E Y SMI H-HUGH KP it hsi. S rt , movie a g D sman v tio , age t i Y n ts, s ches echa ' Wimpy WHLTEH G. KLINE 420 Ecks Court COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Stamps, fish, books Bookkeeper Open House, Scholarship, H,C. Business world Lectures Good natured Walter WHRREN H. KLINE 326 S. Thirteenth St. GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Women, autos Machinist Open House, Pageant Driving School, homework Different Shadow EDWIN I. KLOPP 514 Weiser St, GENERHL VOCQTIONHI. Hunting, fishing Forester Band, Hunting and Fishing Nature Chewing gum, homework Nonchalant Ed FREDERICK KLOPP 309 Schuylkill Five. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Sports, eating, girls Printer Open House, Printing Detective stories Homework Pretentious Fred HNNH MBE KNHPP 735 N. Tenth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONRL Radio, corresponding Child welfare work CLR., Knitting, Movie Skating Operas, flashy colors Considerate Qnne DOROTHY MHY KNHUSE 831 Rose St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Radio, typing Stenographer Movie, Pageant Sewing Cleaning, biographies Quiet Dot MBRY IRNE KNILL l5U9 Palm St. COLLEGE PHEPHHQTONY Htdmg, cadets Lawyer G R, Sports, Dramattc Tall, blond caclets Homework DlQHl116d Mary THEODORE KOBRIN 351 N Tenth St COLLEGE PREPHI-lPl'l'OllY Books money Chemtcal Engmeer Scholarshtp HC Sctew Table tenms Homework homeroom prog aw Erlendly Ted E HGNES KOWHLSKI 331 S Seventh St COLLEGE PREPF1HFl1OllY Parttes travel lxurse SC GH Norsmg Cadets Homew orlc hotnde oolt Qcttve Plgg e ROBERT KHHMER o42 Walnut S GEINERQL VOCHTIO l!3lL Spor s mt.s1c Goverrment eat m Pageaftt Horneroort Spenamg money ev ork Ca an e LILLIHNI KHHPP lLg ll Nmth t COMVERCIQL EUSl 4 SS a e ng e trg 'rp Se re ary e ng n t tn, Collec trg eater Flprea ng Q - 1 ' HIS - A ,vv,:t'::0, if-iffi' -f , g::ln,nl I t r v.' lh3'5' I I V, ,,-,.- r.r' ..' -.:l1:. ,', '7 lSf'-:. zur ' ' Y 5' .,qm..f--a. .,q-'LTU' W on .apiwf ...Q Q' ,,.,,. 10961 V s I K A ... :AV ll V Vlfrrvilif . '. ..V rlkfl 1 N ll .- VYVV-, ff'f4vIf1' 51,,.:v ,... mf..--.-u . , .U .. , Q ,, r I 't f' ,. r . ' ' ,. 1 P I ,,,... f-v -v ,,..,x 1 it ' 1, 5-. 141 YJ. .PV wvlfla V ., ,.., v ' V , . gg: ' , vlf. pf if 2' u . V R .f V, ll , ..-A 1. V . og, ,I d . l fan r I ' I A' 1 I ' ' SK ,K , 4 I I 1 ' ' , 'K Q4 if 1 l , i 2 1 , ..f, 15' t F1 1 V194 5' ' +L-- vg ' 1' R45 A '. 5' uns ptr' ro ' 'H ,, 11 J .., U um-A X ! '9'-1 a:s :Yr EVN Q.. Q' STUHRT KREISHER 710 Walnut St. GENERRL VOCHTIONQL Radto Radio engineer H.C, Ht-Y, Boys' C1196 Butldtnq racltos Pamted ladtes Speedy Wlmpy HDHM NICHOLHS KRESKH 206 Spruce St GENERQL VOCFITIONQL Sports stnqmg Electrtcal engmeer Qrt Rtrplane Hall Patrol Swmg mustc Studtes Plthlettc EMILY E KHESS 520 N Eleventh St COMMEHCIQL SECHETQRIQL :ttdmg drtltng football players Prtvate secretary Open House Pageant Wight ltle Gotng to hed Talka we Greta IOSEPHI P KRESS C14 Lau el St COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Vustc baseball Svvmgband p ayer Cross Country 9 clcets ul o honey 1 xe C 1 J tcal Q anon Je RNNH E KHICK l'7Z W Olef S JENEHHL VOCQTIONQL o he: mg g rn t.:y t ea he DCI achu e 1 mg effo lc o e S ones 3 h e 1 A , ,ix ' , , L ' 1 N . 4 V H V 1, V 1 , I V ' E I ' is : ff in G -' ' , , , .ce H P V T . , r .lc V I V , 0 . V N 1311 . N V , n . . v V , g I A V 'r V . v 4. V - fa c. ' E ' H , V T l ' V rf ,x - r VV , I . O 2-, 1 ' ' N V ,f ,, M N . . ' fr A21 n . f . fe v f- ,Y V V ft 1 I .1 ' , 1. . . Spector G fu - 1 V. 1, .. . V if H U - ' A f I 'r .e' f L , Horn , certam girls I I A41 Md if nks L K LV O 1.35 MA' N QSC r' . lc - ' ' ef N . Aff, . ' ' S VH L H . ' 2 .. . . L , V 5- t 'lr 'J 1: , coll ct' . ,uriexffz Y ' I Sp HSV C L c t , G f- . ,. , F V V V TV 6 .1 , - . ned 5 Back, Drar:a.:c V V ' V pl G Q Q V Leuderso Sports G ff: upt .he morn 1,372 1' V r ,Z -um: 1 ' 'TCS 0 t I Hom ' r , I up 1 ., .t ' , O V ' ff- ' ,V n lf , .- Ll' . '-C-. - N Mocrne ,Q v- -1, v,.' a '7 j, tr 45 d Nob.--5 J ri -Ffqplw. ' g , PHY-nf 1' ., , Nz., 'U' V -, My . fa ' ... x1-,..,,fi-Qjfgl-rf 13 Q ,-VZ:--1' wa .-.......,,!kvh ,zfsg ,nun-:Z V. 1132.1: ',y'j12 -12,1.1 ig - H4.,,,Q 1-.1.-.J hh-.QV AV .',V, ,VV wveipy. . 3 1-any I . - .... -H -1-....yf1:,-J-L , . ?7 Z -'HV S-: i ' z, ,g, l ,'311L, V g-, 'I EDWHRD L. KUBHCKI 506 Bingaman St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Chemistry, tennis Engineer Scholarship, S,C. Good books Iazz Reticent Eddie PHUL H. KUBE 1252 Perkiomen Hve. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Outdoor life, sports Officer in navy S.C., Flrxalma, Hi-Y Modern art Stiff-front shirts, unsociable girls Nonchalant P. K. EVELYN N. KULP 915 Locust St, COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Sports, knitting Stenographer Knitting, Pageant Hillbilly music Report day, English Sensible Kulpy GERHLDINE NHOMI KULP 448 Mulberry St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIRL Handwork, dancing Hairdresser Dressmaking, Needlework Parties History, copying Energetic. Gerr y IBM C 4 NKELMHN 22 W Green ch St Q COMMEH BUSINESS Swimm baseb Qmy Veer C dy ac 'W more irls turnips - 9 . -5. .I , s S.C., nior Pr gmmittee 5' O ' is . e ' I Q 4. ws ' 5 J F STEPHEN KURTZ 818 N. Second St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Chess, ice cream Medical doctor Scholarship, Orchestra Camping Braggarts Intellectual Steve GEORGE I. LI-ICY 523 Windsor St, COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Sports, ice cream Business executive Typing, Iug Band, Engineers' Playing baseball Turnips, Shakespeare Independent lim NICK LHMPROS 44 S. Ninth St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Swimming, music Mortician Boxing, Qrt, Open House Dancing Spinach, chemistry Forgetiul Nick ELEHNOR LHSOF 1318 Linden St. COMMERCIBL SECRETQRIQL Dancing, bookkeeping Very private secretary Scholarship, Dramatic Seeing Hmerica first Ina Ray Hutton, vegetable soup Expressive Elly HNNH ROSHLIND LHTUSEK 235 S. Ninth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONRL Dressmaking, candy Nurse G.R., Scholarship, Basketball Picnics Oral reports, iunket Sensible Finn I s.-I' JH V, -f '5- 1 nf .1 - ' r f 'J 't f .,.s.. , ,, frrt':l'l'l' I ll I ' x I rl .E .,- 51514 I 1 ,,,A-..-1. ,'-' . ,-'.r, .: 1, M- ..,,.,, 'er .. ll, .,-.,, a ,, -. 2- z K- A ,, +.,f. .f..2f nu ' , 1011 P : t4,-,,.. 5 .4-Q - v4'fv ' 'S ' ,,,. .fr I ll' ,, , .ui B f ' K MZ , , . ,v I , , .4 r 1 :gl-'ADV'- - -f s I'i'1x3f'liA fiW!,i'1'l I , ' ..t.,.r-4,-w.f 1 Q ,.f.,l,q-1. 'I' lr ' vi.tr-frhfwi vii f g , 1 4 l IV' N04 1 f Wim 3 V95 JR v J 4' sau. if . .-H ' ax Is 1 '-1 vs ' 's 1 A r I I ' ', ,a,n ,iw -,www '31 .5fKff A ,,..r r-.ru . -.'vr.. 1 f ,f. rl ,,.mfn L .fx 'Java' .wal CHHOLYN R. LBWRENCE l6ll Haak St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Sports, dancing, boys Someone's stenographer Leaders G Fl Q Sports Playrng cards Smokmg drmkmg Flttractrve Mooney BETTY LEHKE 935 Werser St COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Swrmmrng rnovres Secretary Dressmaklng Kmtlrng H1k1ng Studyrng sprnach lnterestrng Bets ERRI. LEGS 9033 N Nmth St GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Musrc spaghett1 Pranrst Chess Scholarshrp Treasure Island Oral reports strrng beans Flccomplrshed Earl MRHIORIE E LEBO 218 S Srxteenth St COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Swrmmrng dancrng Teacher of lorergn languages G R G Fl Q Scholarshrp Football Oral reports turnrps Hble Marge ROBERT F LEESE 1l3l Cotton St GENERPIL VOCPlTlONl+3lL Mustc mofres Singer tn a ma1or radxo program Masrcal Orgarrzatrons Pagean S ngmg School beer Q com lrshed Bob MERLE VIRGINIB LEGLER 627 Gordon St, COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Dancing, curly haxr Interior decorator GR Dramat1c Pageant Mysterres Strxng beans poor dancers Extravagant Merle MRRGHRET WEBER LEINBHCH 826 N Second St COLLEGE PREPRRHTORY Dancrng good books Dramatrst N H S G R Dramatrc Hctrng Concexted boys vegetable soup Httrachve Marg ROBERT S LEINBHCH 822 Mulberry St COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Dancrng vanrlla rce cream Mechamcal engmeer H C H1 Y Dramatrc Burldrng models Latrn concerts Preoccupled Lemy EDITH LEININGER 419 Lmden St COMMERCIRI.. SECRETQRIHL Movres readrng Dressmaker Needlework Booklovers Collecting photos Oral reports onrons Sensrble Edre MHRY IHNE LEININGER S 17 COLLEGE PREPRRQTORY Kmttrng dancmg Nurse N H S Scholarshxp G fl Conversation lug bands carrots lnteresttng Mary lane , , G i I g ', , , ., g . ., I lr 1 ,zv V T ' 1' ' ,K I . I . , I . I f V V o ' o 1 N N . lx .--,.-, . N- ,,-,,,. N N 1 9 . g . , ' A v v j A' I ' t I ' , ' V 5 G G ' s Q ' , ' ' H , . ., . ,, ' . T , . T . ' I ' . ' I ' f ' ' 0 ' 0 ' I A ' N N A l --A - LYVLEEM M N N . 4 H . ' . A . V V I . . . . ,l I , 1 , ' l at G G E H . ' R . ., '-, ' ,4 T T ' V 4 - 1 , ' 1 ' , ,i A, O - O . L N . N ' . . . . .4 N l N ' H . ' . H ' . V V V V I . . I . I . I . V I . 4 G G -'N - L M - 'W , LA ' rn . ., . ., ' a , .mf ' QW '- . ' . ' J Q1 T T Q ' , ' Q I ' ' I ' ' ' ,V if ,. N N A M rltlt . 1 1 jj A .,,.,-..-.I - - 'Wi N I N 9 . H 3ll . QSt. 1 v v l I I V I . . I . IA G M A A G A ' 7 9 r ., t H , , , ' , .. .' , T I ur . I I ,, , . ,' USF- 3 C S' O E -1, ,if 47 ' rr-'-f---Apgar'-f--,-.tt -- Z-f'j ' N1-4-7f ln' -mf, Ag'L- 'Q I-1 .,.,,f,,s: :1. s.,sth .Mis ,, I. ka ml , . fl--Hume ,,, .-':r3Yq - - Y lg.-+1-',.2f,1'f'45?fir Jhjj---' . : g'::,f2 ' Q' ,' ,,Nf,-fr: -,t., g'1?g. .. ,. i...'cg2:':1.ffIg3', --'QZIIAT x ' T1'f'.Qg,a . f 'yr ff - , ', QP DOROTHY MHY LEISEY 754 N, Ninth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIHL Dancing, double dates Dramatic teacher N.H.S., Q Cappella, G.R, New clothes Sausage, studying Dramatic Dot HHRRY LENGEL 535 N. Twelfth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Sports Professional athlete Tennis, Ping Pong, Basketball Cheer leading Girls Qthletic Playboy SHIRLEY L. LENGEL 435 Fern Rve. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Radio, reading Qrt teacher Rrt, Open House, I-'lrxalma Camping Turnips, caterpillars Engaging Sis RUTH I-INNE LENHQRT 609 Centre Five. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Collecting pictures of models Buyer of ladies' clothing G.R., H.C., Hockey Raising cats Squash, red nail polish Likeable Ruthie RUSSELL H. LERCH 1360 N. Front St. GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Bicycle riding, eating Mechanic Open House, Pageant Solving math problems Studying, boiled cabbage Rbsorbing Russ DHVID LEVRN Esterly COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Hunting, fishing, camping Forester N.H.S., S.C., Scholarship Hunting Heavy traffic, Latin Sensible Dave GEORGE W. LEVHN 122 S. Eighth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Stamps, tennis Civil engineer Tennis, Homeroom, Pageant Collecting stamps Biographies, swimming Restless Ducky GERBLDINE IHNNH LEVHN lO52 Pear St. GENERQL VOCPITIONQL Swimming, good orchestra Owner of a dress shop Dramatic, G.R., Leaders' Southern boys Onions, homework Penny Gerry HHRRY E. LEVHN 510 Pearl St. SMITH-HUGHES Swimming, movies Draftsman Flviation, Open House, Pageant Bicycling Oral reports, spinach Steadfast Ducky GERHLD LEVIN 838 Green St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Movies, reading Lawyer Tennis, Scholarship, Red 6 Black Debating Spinach, studying Literary Ierry 48 MHE GERTRUDE LEVIN 939 Elm St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Dramatics, good dancers Secretary Swimming, Scholarship Dramatics Onions, loud people Petite Peanut HELEN V. LEWICKI 323 Miller St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL. Guitar playing, opera Teacher of Hawaiian guitar Open House, Pageant Guitar playing Swing bands, turnips Musical Ronnie IHNE LILLIS 1130 Perkiomen Five, COMMERCIQ1.. SECRETHRIHL Swimming, skating Stenographer GR., Etiquette Buying clothes Mushrooms, spinach Garrulous Cutie IOHN H. LINCOLN 614 N. Twenty-filth St. GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Movies, stamp collecting Engineer H.C., Hviation, Qrchery Making model airplanes lug bands, studying Devilish Qbe RRY LOCHMHN, IR. 137 W. Douglass St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Sato, sports Go into business Flviation, Hi-Y, Hall Patrol Speedy cars Homework Manly Speed EHHI. LORRH Friedensburg Rd. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Fishing, movies Electrician Scholarship, Open House Mechanics Oral reports, written themes Sportive Dutch CHARLES H. LOWERY 842 Madison Plve. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Hnything to eat Physical education teacher Track, Cross Country, Basketball Sports Silliness, love stories Honest Chuck BERNICE G. LUDWIG 746 N. Thirteenth St. COMMERCIHL SECBETHRIRL Skating, radio Hairdresser Knitting, Open House Handsome employer Getting up in the morning Home-loving Bernie PHUL F. W. LUDWIG 1051 Mulberry St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Eating, adventure Traveler Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, Soccer Food Hsparagus Sleepy Pee-Wee IHCK C. LUIGHRD 112 N Tenth St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Stamps, movies Traveling salesman Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Traveling Certain girls, English Carefree Curly MHRGHRET NESBITT LUIGHRD 1145 Douglass St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Church work Missionary Pageant, Homeroom Religious leadership Vulgarity, sarcasm Exact Peggy ELIZHBETH N. MHDHRH 543 Robeson St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRII'-lL Playing the piano Secretary Scholarship, Pageant Listening to the radio Careless, self-centered people Reticent Betsy EMMH IOHHNNH MHDEMHNN 541 Perry St. COMMERCIRL SECRETHRIBL Reading, radio Stenographer G.R., Open House H certain brown haired boy Homework Reserved Em HNNH MHGDRLINOS 122 N. Seventh St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Popular songs, bookkeeping Office clerk Open House, Dressmaking Dressrnaking Reading, poor sports Prompt Qnne PHULINE C. MHNWILLER 1250 Mulberry St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Reading, traveling Librarian Sewing, Typing Traveling Poor sports, turnips Dependable Pauly ,s Y v f ff l'1,vr fs, .IQ va fl. 'VT qgfwawaf -rtzjwft 'tiki' .rg 'Wu' .,g.1.f,t :gn nrwrwrfr' f 3-fr -,,,,,,i.. , ,V J ' K i Q paw- M-5 -.. rw 4 -r ,1t:fi'1i,l'z.r'W 1 if Q aww: Jie 1 reg t- 1. L' ,Koi s , 'ri vw rw is-w,n4.f,n I EVENT I X. 4 L ' if f '3 H I Af ,. , .Mt . . Y v -rf. wmv' uf .. 1 A . 5 I I , g 11 I , , rr ' ' l 5 r' if ,.., 5 Sb, ,, 1 3 , , , .iii w,:wf184mY5'3f. e I l -r ,W , ,, 4... . 'H 'L' HELEN G. MRHKEY 236 N, Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Skating, camping Uncharted Girls' Glee, Dramatic, S,O.S. Conversing Sensitive people, housework Efficient Markie HNNB REBECCH MHHKOWITZ 282 S, Ninth St, COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Swimming, tennis Bookkeeper Dramatic, Movie, G.R. Talking Stupidity, jealousy Generous Trixie BETTY MHRTIN 226 N. Twelfth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Long walks, visiting Secretary Knitting, Open House I-lpple dumplings History, unfriendly people Unassuming Betty Boops WILLIQM MHTLHCK 1201 N. Tenth St. SMITH-HUGHES Hnimals, automobiles Printer Printing, Homeroom Horse-back riding Operatic songs, cauliflower Polite Bill FRI-INCES ELLEHNOR MRTTER l2l2 Locust St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Horses, chewing gum Dress designer Dramatic, Typing, GHH. Scrap books Hats, rubbers Frank Franny MILDHED MHTZ 1264 N. Tenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Tennis, music Teacher Dramatic, Mixed Chorus, G.R. Flowers Cold weather, bragging Flccornmodating Matzie EDWIN G. MHURER 645 Pear St. GENERRL VOCQTIONI-ll. Witty people, western stories Electrician Chess G Checkers, Microscope Playing Chess Gold-diggers Practical Eddie YOHN F. MHURER 142 Elm St. SMITH-HUGHES Tennis, tinkering Hutomobile mechanic Tennis, Camera, Hviation Model aviation Non-fiction books, stealthiness Truthful Iohnny HELEN E. MRVRIDES 225 Pearl St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIQL Bookkeeping Secretary Needle, Knitting, Dressmaking Reading Social science, Cab Calloway Hlert Elaine FLORENCE MRY 1139 Spring St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIQL Babies, mystery books Nursery worker G.F1.Fl,, HC. Taking her time Spelling, conceit Plthletic Flossie .ith I ru . rx Far:-Yan IA ' 2 alfa 4' 4 usf..22' 'mol' U'5f'V 5 ,,s,r4+o- pf-'Qyarl .4 79' 4 zu fl q!! D .11 -arf.: A 4 . .:1r1n!ll a i 1 1 1 r x r ri y-:VII 17' Y' ' s JUS I l . , VIVIHN M. McCOY 241 W. Douglass St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIQL Swing music Stenographer Knitting, Cooking, Girls' Glee Top hatters Untidiness, conceit Vivacious Viv ELINOR McDERMOT'l' 823 N. Fourth St. COMMERCIQL. SECRETHRIHL Movies, reading, broccoli Secretary GR., Dramatic, Knitting Parties Red beets, bookkeeping Quiet Elinor HGNES MHRIE MCFHHLHND 1317 Green St. GENERHL VOCQTIONPIL Walking, movies Social welfare worker H.C., G.H., Dramatic Baking Wayne King Versatile Figgie KENNETH McKINNEY 107 Oley St. GENERQ1.. VOCHTIONQL Cherry pie, study hall, outdoors Printer Nature, Hrchery Driving Women, Chaucer Friendly IQQY WILLIAM L. MCKINNEY 937 Greenwich St COLLEGE PREPQRQTOHY Souvenir collecting Veterinarian N.H.S., Pageant Writing Singing on the way to school Girls, dishonesty Mascuiine Mac 51 THERMHN MCMULLEN 224 W. Elm St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Hunting G Fishing Postman Hunting Gr Fishing, R Cappella Benny Goodman Castor oil, spinach Humorous Mick IEHN D. McQUHTE Stony Creek Mills COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Dancing, hiking To make somebody happy G,R., N.H.S,, S.C. The owner of a '37 Chevrolet Reading radio announcements Petite Ieanie JI MHHIHN E. MECK 220 S. Eleventh St, COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Skating, swimming Secretary Pageant, Homeroom Boys with dark, wavy hair Boiled cabbage, history Unselfish Mecky HLOYSIUS MEINBERGER 210 N. Ninth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Stamp collecting, motoring School teacher Stamp, Science, Orchestra The country side City life, bad manners Helpful Q1 SHRH H. MEITZLER 1207 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Swimming, bicycle riding Secretary Scholarship, Open House H certain somebody Fats Waller, homework Sincere T. P, IOHN H. MELCHER 824 Weiser St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Sports, jungle books Olympic team manager Dramatic, Sports, Flrchery School English, homework Mischievous If Red 5 Z' f 11.112 f . FK CK H. ME ER l ouglass St. 7 C MMERCII-IL BUSINESS ' s sepingrikiqi' fi Golf, Po eant 1 Eating , a espeaple sual Fred 5 M IHMES MILES 1613 Haak St. SMITH-HUGHES Sleeping, sports Store owner Printing, Hunting ci Fishing Fishing Girls Timid Jimmie EDWIN I. MILLER 48 S. Sixth St, SMITH-HUGHES Brunettes, dancing Printer Hunting 6. Fishing, SC. Talking about girls Carrots, school books Dignitied Ted ESTHER L. MILLER 1500 Union St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Music, sports Science Q Cappella, Ensemble, S.C. Playing the cello Latin, egg plant Obliging Esther I I 1 1 4 1 v t u . I 5' . an g D.. ,. , , r' . v i : r l fi HOWHRD F. MILLER 856 N. Second St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Swimming, driving a car Musician Football, Iug Band, Band Sherlock Holmes English, spinach Interesting Bud IHCK V. MILLER 319 Penn St, GENERHL VOCQTIONPIL Hrt, swimming Commercial artist Qrt, Pageant Girls Shakespeare, Fats Waller Sociable Iack IOHN I. MILLER 1322 Perry St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Blonds, dancing Lithographer Ptirplane, Tennis Flirplane rides Studying, going to bed early Debonaire lack IOHN T. MILLER 513 Carsonia Hve. COLLEGE PREPHRFITORY Football, spinach Traveling salesman Chess, Pageant Benny Goodman Opera, cabbage Nonchalant Chink KENNETH MILLER 821 Church St. SMITH'HUGl-IES Sports, traveling Forester Football, Boxing 6. Wrestling Playing football Shaving, homework Robust Kenny VIOLET MISH 1016 Cotton St. COMMERCIHL SECRET!-IRIFIL Sports, studying Bookkeeper Scholarship, I-I,C., Knitting Good movies Romantic boys, conceited people Shy Bobbie GRACE L. MOCK 1431 Palm St. COLLEGE PREPFIRQTORY Music, reading Nursery school teacher Open House, Pageant Historical novels Riding on street cars, Latin Garrulous Gracie HNNH D. MONSHOWER 1622 Perkiomen Hve. COMMERCIRL SECRETRRIFIL Dancing, bridge Private secretary Knitting, G.R., Fl Cappella Good music History, biographies Capable Skeeter LEONHRD I. MOODHHRT 1008 N. Tenth St. SMITH-HUGHES Fishing, sports Electrical mechanic Radio, Tumbling Electricity Speeches, English Meek Bim GENEVA MOORE 112 S. Ninth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Knitting, playing cards Secretary Knitting, Pageant Good card games Homework, turnips Fastidious Chic 53 EUGENIH R. MOROZEWICZ 1125 Muhlenberg St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Sports, travel History teacher Scholarship, N.H.S., Open House Soft music. Egotism, mathematics Demure Ieanie BETTY MOYER 913 N. Front St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIRL Dancing, auto riding Private secretary G.R., Scholarship, S.C. Cab Calloway Homework, bookkeeping Reserved Betty DOROTHY ELEHNOR MOYER 520 N. Thirteenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Reading, music Private secretory Mixed Chorus, GB., Scholarship Romantic stories Social science, Fats Waller Petite Dotty FERN MBE MOYER 147 Rose St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIBL Cooking, travel Stenographer Leaders', Typing, Sports Skating Conceited people, bookkeeping Fldept Fernie HELEN M. MOYER 1450 N. Front St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Crocheting, sleeping Private secretary Leaders', N.H,S., GRB., Sports Hoe-downs Bashful boys Hble May MHRGUERETTE I-1. MOYER 1146 Cotton St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Picture collecting Uncharted Baseball, Dramatic Hot dance orchestras Spinach Per-occupied Peggy IOHN MUCKEL 620 Lancaster Five. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Outdoor sports, driving Game warden Stamp :S Coin, Hunting G Fishing The out-of-doors Hard work, bookkeeping Docile Muckey DHVID Y. MULLEN 1317 Good St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Photography, travel Mortician Ushers', Pageant Dead bodies Reading Serious Moon IOHN C. MUMMB 126 S, Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Sports, dancing Ieweler Golf, H.C., Pageant Plnswering subpoenas Platinum blondes Blase lack GRHYCE E. MUSSER 1203 Fidelity St. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Music, cooking Housewife Mixed Chorus, Open House Hymns Iazz, history Quiet Gracie 54 BEVERLY C. NESBIT 1234 N. Sixth St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Dancing, clothes Uncharted GR., Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Watching football games Chemistry Elusive Bev LEO B. NEWMOYER 530 Mulberry St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Sports, Biology Forester Hi-Y, Pageant Swimming Plmerican history Sensible Leo CHTHEHINE NOLL 1344 N, Tenth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONFIL Dancing Uncharted Q Cappella, Dramatic Composing music History Musical Kitty IOHN NOWOTHRSKI 1239 Cotton St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Nature study, traveling Farmer Scholarship, Cross Country Farming Cats, English lndependent lohnny IHNE ELIZRBETH NUSS 1614 N. Fifteenth St, COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Sports, dancing Biologist G.R,, Open House, Knitting Having a good time History, staying home Qmiable Iane IHNE ETHYLE NUSS 1142 Buttonwood St, GENER1'-IL VOCFITIONQL Sketching, music Housewife Q Cappella, HC., Open House Sketching P,F1.D,, cold hot-dogs Dignified Iane RNNH GERHLDINE OHKS 634 Tulpehocken St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Ffthletics, scrap book Ballet dancer or secretary Scholarship, Sports, N,H.S., S.C, Football players Smoking, books Capable ferry RHYMOND OHLINGER 1560 N. Tenth St. COLLEGE PREPRRHTORY Baseball, dancing, swimming Chemical engineer Scholarship, Football Singing in someones ear Spinach, lazy people Romantic Lucky HRRRY OLSEN 620 Summit Hve. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Baseball, swimming Professional baseball player Baseball, Iug Band, Open House Playing the mouth organ 1-'ive-day school week Modest Swede WHLTER F. OLSZEWSKI 209 S. Eleventh St GENERP11. VOC!-'lTIO1IF1L Movies, sports Moving picture executive N HS., Soccer, S C. Walnuttown Studying, working Willing Ozzie If is sts' 1171 x 11: IUNE I. OSWHLD 731 Pear St. COMMERCIRL SECRETHRII-lL Spinach, dancing Stenographer S.C., H,C., Dramatic Dancing Conceited people, busy-bodies Interesting Moonglow HELEN T. CTT 939 McKnight St. COMMERCIRL SECRETQRIHL Dancing Secretary Etiquette, Needlework, Knitting Dancing Operas, lectures Reserved Helen BRUNO M. PHLMER 1240 Hill Road COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Books, food Uncharted Chess, Cross Country Freedom Turnips lndifferent Hauptmann FLORENCE ELLEN PHLMER 500 N. Eleventh St. GENERHL VOCFITIONQL Reading, sports Nurse H.C., Dramatic, Nursing Movies Sewing, P.P1.D. Demure Flossie RICHARD PRLMER 1415 Qlsace Road COLLEGE PREPHRRTORY Sports, food, dancing President of U.S. Basketball, Senior Qssembly H good time Homework, broccolli Independent Dick MHRIE PHLMISHNO 815 Master St, COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Hrt, letters Foreign correspondent Scholarship, N.H.S., GR. Traveling Scratching pens Petite Maria HLBERT PHLSGROVE 141 N, Front St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Football, swimming Forester or machinist Open House, Sports Lemon rneringue English class, spinach Wily H1 SHRHH E. PHNESE 527 Tulpehocken St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Swimming, reading Science teacher or nurse G.H.P1., Sports, Dramatic Riding bicycles Conceited people, mathema ics Different Sally MINNIE PBRZRNESE 1719 Pear St. GENERRL VOCRTIONHL Sweets, hiking, dancing Dietitian Scholarship, Dramatic, Nur 1 Cooking Poor dancers Friendly Curley THEODORE PHTTERSON 220 Washington St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Movies, swimming Nurse Soccer, Pageant Cab Calloway Stubborn people lovial Teddy IHCK PHULL 437 Walnut St. GENERRL VOCHTIONHL French fried potatoes Traveling salesman Scholarship, Golf, Microscope The Royal Road to Romance Iealous people, Shakespeare Captivating Butch MHRY PI-IYNE 1138 N. Tenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Collecting stamps Uncharted Scholarship, Cosmopolitan Winning arguments People who leave the game early Brilliant Mary SYLVIB PELSON 235 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Music, pleasing personalities Somebody's stenographer Orchestra, Dramatic, Ensemble Music Spinach, homework Talkative Sylv HLICE PENN 130 Clymer St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIRL Dancing, boys Housewife G.R., Swimming, Knitting Stardust Housework, bookkeeping Engaging Penny HLPHH O. PERSON 230 Cherry St. SMITH-HUGHES Veal steak, travel, dancing Flirplane mechanic Sports, Pageant Musical comedies Physics Reticent Hlpha ri I E .,.., -v ifffltg-,E ' 'F' r -1 HILDH E. PETERS 552 S, Sixteenth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRII-'IL Good sports, dancing Private stenographer Scholarship, Knitting, Qrt Jazz Cold weather, turnips Vigorous Hep DOROTHY W. PETRED 224 W. Buttonwood St. COMMERCIRL BUSINESS H smooth dresser and dancer Nurse or business woman G.R., Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Shep Fields Spinach, operas Carefree Dot H. DHVID PETREE 820 N. Eighth St. SMITH-HUGHES Radio construction, ice cream Radio service man Open House, Pageant, Radio Radio Potatoes Bashful Dave WILLIHM I. PFLEGER 1715 Haak St. GENERHI.. VOCQTIONRL Painting, baseball I-luthor Printing, Pageant lack Benny's programs Sleeping lndustrious Bill FHHNCIS P. PHILLIPS 413 Birch St. SMITH-HUGHES Brunettes, blondes Good mechanic Open House, Pageant Target shooting Red heads Helpless Slim 57 IDR ELLEN PHILLIPS 340 N. Eleventh St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Dancing, chile con came Uncharted G.R., Pageant Studying faces and characters Hlarrn clocks, fish Dramatic Pat IOHN PIERCE 954 Chestnut St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Camping, hiking Uncharted Printing, Press Bicycling Dishonest people, butter Talkative Iohnnie HELEN K. PLHNTHOLT 1128 Mulberry St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Walking, vegetable soup Secretary to a certain person Knitting, Sewing, G.R. Bookkeeping Ballads Efficacious Flbie RICH!-IRD B. POSEY 23 Crestmont St, GENERQL VOCFITIONHL Ice skating, detective stories Munition salesman Science, S.C., Swimming Camping Getting up in the morning Sportive Dick FERN IEHNETTE POTTEIGER 1340 N. Eleventh St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Tennis, typing Stenographer Pageant, Homeroom Old southern songs Deceitful people, sewing Coy Fern RUTH M. POTTER 428 Robeson St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Dancing, movies Grade school teacher Scholarship, S.C., GR. lay-walking Red nail polish, cheese Particular Ruth IUNE M. PRICE 1408 Palm St, COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Dancing, ice cream Nurse GR., Typing, Knitting Dancing Getting up in the morning Sociable Iunie MHLCOLM PROUDFOOT 811 Madison Qve. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Sports, chicken Musician Orchestra, Cross Country Food Indoor activities Unobtrusive Proudioot ROBERT K. S. QUBRLES 319 Walnut St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Dance orchestras, pies Orchestra leader Track, Pageant Swing-bands Poor dance bands, sauerkraut Sturdy Baron WILLIHM LEROY RHNDOLPH 441 Gordon St. GENERHL VOCHTIONI-ll.. Cab Calloway, Fats Waller Rutomobile mechanic Open House, Mus, Organizations Playing the mouth organ English Sleepy Handy 155 ii- 9 A . .L .w' ,xftfn v I . ,,:fvn'r. 4 , t In THOMHS I. RHTHICZRK, IR. 346 S. Fourth St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Fishing, developing pictures Mechanical engineer Camera, Checker Cheering for R H.S. English, mushrooms Enthusiastic Rata PRUL G. RHUDENBUSH 910 N. Tenth St. SMITHAHUGHES Good movies, church work Plviator Engineers' Qviation Model airplanes Dancing, parties Well-versed Raudy CURVIN I-'. W. RHUHHUSER 701 Crescent Five. GENERQL VOCFITIONQL Shepherd pie Mortician Science, Microscope Friends Shakespeare, love stories Flmusing Tiny IOHN RRY 752 Birch St. COMMERCIQL BUSINESS Blondes, pie Traveling salesman Plrchery, Hi-Y Traveling Cauliflower Cantented Ichnny BETTE HNN REBM 1237 Douglass St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Dancing, dates Homemaker Leaders' Dramatic, Open House Tap dancing Turnips 1'-lttractive Hearriy MHRGHRET H. RERRICK 605 N. Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPQRRTORY Swimming, table tennis Organist GR., Typewritirig, Girls' Glee Dance music Spinach Trustworthy Margi CLHRENCE REBER 1244 Church St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Good food, top hatters Mechanical engineer Scholarship, Usher. Science Eating Onions, Shakespeare Reliable Clancy IUNE REBER 1046 Birch St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Dancing, fried potatoes Working girl G,H.P1., Sports, Hall Patrol Dressmaking Spinach Friendly Honey SUSRN R. REBER 524 S. Eighteenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Dancing to Shep Fields' orchestra Somebody's wife Open House, Scholarship Skating Getting up in the morning Reserved Sue IEROME REDDY 1005 N. Tenth St, COMMERCIPIL BUSINESS Sports Business man Radio, Hunting 6. Fishing Traveling TheMusic GoesDown5tlilround lmmaculate Red 59 BETTY REED 1229 N, Thirteenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Cats, swimming Mathematics teacher Scholarship, Red 6- Black Riding Onions, pests Studious Betty ROBERT R. REED 814 Walnut Sl. GENERHL VOCHTIONI-lL Hunting, fishing, dancing Forester Cross Country, Boxing Hunting G fishing Flrtichokes Capable Bob VERH M. REIDEL 1423 N. Fourteenth St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Dancing Bookkeeper Open House, Pageant Dancing Seliishness Flttractive Honey CLHRENCE REITZ 653 N. Ninth St. SMITH-HUGHES Radio, airplane construction Plviator Chess 5: Checkers, Pageant Dating girls Harshness Good-natured Shipwreck LHWRENCE P. REINERT 1121 N. Twelfth St. SMITH-HUGHES Ice-cream, blondes Draftsman Open House, Pageant Blondes Homework, castor oil Friendly Larry DOROTHY H. RENTSCHLER 1742 Hook St. COMMERCIHL SECRET!-lBlHL Dancing, shrimp salad Somebody's stenog. Hrt, Sports, Typing Sketching Lectures, dishonesty Dainty Dottie IUNE E. HENTZ 1134 Locust St. COLLEGE PREPHRRTOBY Benny Goodman Uncharted Dramatic, G.B., Scholarship Odd bracelets Insipid personalities Witty Toots MHRY M. HEUSING 1028 N. Fourth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Tennis, Italian spaghetti Dietitian G.R., Etiquette, Photo-Fan Football Botany experiments Sensible Molly WILLIHM RHOHD 468 West Oley St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Model railroads Teacher N.H.S., Hi-Y, Scholarship Chocolate nut sundaes Horatio Qlger, silly people lndustrious Bill ELIZHBETH E. RHOHDS 938 Pike St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Listening to Horace Heidt Office worker Homeroom, Pageant Sewing School Blase Elizabeth IOHN I.. HHOHDS 1508 N. Thirteenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Collecting match boxes Druggist Open House, Chess 6. Checkers Girls Homework, braggarts Iolly Iohnny HRLINE M. RICHHRDS 125 S. Tenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRII-1L Sports Private secretary Mixed Chorus, Red Gt Black Girl Scouts Tripe, dentist appointments Sporty Hrline BETTY I. RICHRRDS 1611 Locust St. GENERRL VOCHTIONQL Puppy dogs Business woman Mixed Chorus, Open House Good plays F ickle boys Petite Betty EHRI. RICHHRDS 1116 Green St. GENERRL VOCQTIONQL Sports Sports writer Homeroom, Pageant Vacations School, work Flthletic Richy ROBERT I-1. RICHARDS 1606 Olive St. GENERRL VOCRTIONQL Up-to-date Fords Uncharted Hi-Y, Open House, Boys' Glee Organ music Shakespeare, tumips Quiet Bob LI-IKE RICKOLT 450 S. Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Pretty girls Uncharted Hi-Y, Scholarship, Football Beautiful girls Hamburgers Rugged Lakee WILLIRM HIGG 118 W. Pike St. GENERHL VOCRTIONHL Driving new cars Forest ranger Radio, Hviation Wayne King's orchestra Detention Stocky Bill ROBERT W. RINK 1309 Garden Lane, Wyom. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Swimming, tennis Business executive Pageant, Camera Photography P.Q.D., homework Retiring Hockey RICHARD RITTENHOUSE Lorane, Pa. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Friends Horticulturist Open House, Pageant Movies Girl-crazy boys Unconcerned Doc GEORGE RITTER 815 Walnut St. SMITH-HUGHES Benny Goodman Owner of automobile plant Tennis, Open House Pretty girls Physics Reserved Fat Park IEHN E. HITTER 1150 Birch St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Clyde McCoy's Sugar Blues Stenographer Service, Girls' Glee Pluto-riding Swimming Cheerful Pal EDWHRD HITZ 1248 Spring St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Blondes Hviator Cross Country, Soccer, Track Hviation Ben Bernie, red heads Unconcerned Eddy THELMH M. RITZMHN 1518 N. Fifteenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Music Technician N.H.S,, Scholarship, Exec. Com. Redheads lazz Musical Chink IEHNNETTE ROBERTS 1331 Cedar St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Hiking, movies Stenographer Usher, Musical Organizations Sight-seeing trips Smoking, drinking Winsome Freckles LILLIHN ROBINSON 1341 N. Ninth St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Walking, music Bookkeeper Needle Work Walking Boastfulness Good-natured Lil V, ., .HJ Pl 151,74 1? 'Q-,fi 131' IULIHNN ROCKTRSHEL 619 Walnut St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Dancing, music Nurse Open House, Mixed Chorus Hawaiian atmosphere Conceit, history Solicitous Iuliann FRHNCES ROLHND 520 Greenwich St. GENERRL VOCHTIONHL Movies, food Dress designer Dramatic, Pageant Movies Fast music, boys Contented Fran LILLIBN ROLHND 409 Upland Hve. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Swimming, dancing Private secretary Homeroom, Pageant Chocolate nut sundaes Getting up early, spinach Restful Lilly DOROTHY MHY ROSEN 1116 Franklin St. COMMERCIHL SECRETRRIQL Books, music Radio concert singer H Cappella, Girls' Glee Singing Homework, oysters Dependable Dot IOHN BOTH 251 Pear St. COLLEGE PREPQRF-ITORY Travel, girls One of Hal Kemps musicians Ensemble, Band, Orchestra Iazzing around School, thinking Sleepy Johnny RRLPH R. ROTH 1037 N. Filth St. GENERRL VOCQTIONHL Loafing, radio Useful citizen Homeroom, Pageant Hfrican jungles Plays,' biology Helpful BGQQY IHNE ROTHENBERGER Esterly Pa. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Books, walking Uncharted Scholarship, N.H.S., G.R.,G.Q.I3l. Holidays Latin, hill-billy bands Intellectual lane ROBERT ROTHENBERGER 1037 Mulberry St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Baseball, girls Uncharted Baseball, Hunting Gr Fishing Baseball Turnips, chemistry Easy-going Bob HHRRY ROTHERMEI. 1457 Moss St. GENERRL VOCHTIONHL Sports, friends Machinist Open House, Pageant True friends Physics, oral reports Taciturn Iohnny F. MHRGHRET ROWE 1004 N. Eighth St, GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Photography, sports Happy married life S,O.S., Baseball, Table Tennis Housekeeping Selfishness, shopping Iolly Midge RUTH ROWLRNDS 203 Greenwich St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Dancing. swimming School teacher Homeroom, Pageant Swing bands History, spinach Unusual Ruth IEHNNETTE RUDOLPH 1504 Bern St. GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Dancing, sports Iournalist Dramatic, S.O.S., Typing Dancing Shepherd pie, German Talkative Chick IEHNNE LORRHINE RUSSELL 1245 Luzerne St. GENERRL VOCQTIONQL Bridge, conversation Nurse G.R,, Pageant Dancing Parsnips, P.Q.D. Pert Ieanne BETTY D. RUTH 325 Iackson St. COLLEGE PREPQBHTORY Books, people German teacher Scholarship, N.H.S., Hockey Dreamy music Mud Dependable Betty MRRTHH RUTH ll02 Chestnut St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Books, music Teacher Scholarship, Orchestra, N.H,S Fl beautiful sunset Sophistication, dentists Studious Martha ROBERT HUTTENBERG 1415 Spruce St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Canaries, books Physician Table Tennis, S.C., Exec. Comm. Friendliness Homework, billiards Rmusing Doc RHODR M. SHFIR 503 N. Tenth St, COMMERCIFII.. SECRETQRIQL Books, swimming Bookstore owner S,O.S., Open House, Orchestra Having a good time People who follow you Unassuming Murry MHRY ELIZABETH Sf-ILZMBNN 118 N, Eleventh St, COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Clothes, boys Lawyer GR., I-lrt, Dramatic Pretty clothes Shy people Inclitterent Honey MHHIRN SHMHR 553 Douglass St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Dancing, tennis Missionary doctor N.H.S., Scholarship, GR. Friends Getting up early Refreshing Sammy BNNH H. SHMOLEWICZ 1300 Kenney St. GENERQL VOCQTIONFIL School, sports Teacher Scholarship, Open House, N.H.S. Travel Liars Reticent Sammy HRTHUR SHSSRMBN 552 N, Eleventh St. COMMERCIRL BUSINESS Swimming, dancing Business man Hi-Y, Open House, Microscope Good looking girls Loudness Quiet Sass HARRY HLFRED SHSSHMHN B48 N. Sixth St, SMITH-HUGHES Boxing, automobiles Pluto mechanic Open House, Pageant Boxing Poems, dishonest people Lackadaisical Rl GEORGE H. SCHREFFEH 1354 Mineral Spring Road COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Tropical fish, sports Uncharted Basketball, Baseball, Tennis Tropical fish Poetry Buoyant Sonny HHROLD RHLPH SCHHEFFER 855 Schuylkill Hve. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Girls, horses Hviator Hunting G Fishing, Plrt Horses Oral reports, tomatoes Masculine Hal CHHRMOIN SCHHHTEL 912 N. Eleventh St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Hiking, travel, old buildings Uncharted Cosmopolitan, Natural History Old buildings Ice Intellectual Charmoin IEHN BURNYCE SCHELLY 1115 Clarion St. HOME ECONOMICS Crooning, dancing Marriage S.O.S., I-I.C., S.C. Bing Crosby Introductions Dainty Iean FERN F. SCHERH 1134 N. Eleventh St. COMMERCIHI. SECRETHRIHL Hiking, movies Secretary Homeroom, Pageant Dancing Speeches Fickle Fern GRHCE E. SCHIEK 932 Moss St. COMMERCIQL SECRETRRII-ll. Music, hiking Office work Scholarship, Orchestra Talking to a certain somebody Conceit Romantic l 0-J Grace - i . ,, fl .JUV a1u.1Nc.'r s GEI1' If' af 519 E? ll 01.02 'Jjf f' Ig ll cfgmtwl I UU M 9 -I Engl' h, c ncAt f Vi 60 Hrj I I 4' 'a LORHINE M. SCHLENKER 1315 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIQI. BUSINESS Piano, dramatics Public accountant Fl Cappella, Dramatic, Usher Driving Homework, detention Dramatic Loraine MHDELINE RHDELLE SCHMEHI. 1027 Flmity St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQBIHL Books, movies, sports Stenographer Hall Patrol, Pageant Skating Onions, concerts Talented Madeline MILDRED G. SCHMEHI. 1415 Mulberry St. GENERRL VOCRTIONHL Music Kindergarten teacher Scholarship, Music Organizations Children Solid geometry Musical Millie CLYDE EDWIN SCHOCK 1219 Elm St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Blondes, sports Cartoonist Open House, Baseball Western stories Red heads, spinach Shy Clyde SHRH L. SCHOFER 231 N. Front St. COMMERCIHI.. SECHETRRIQL Music, writing notes Stenographer Ensemble, GR., Orchestra Hndy Smoking, history Talkative Sary HHLPH H. SCHWHRTZ. IR. 4 N. Sixth St. COLLEGE PREPHRRTORY Swimming, gymnastics Electrical engineer Hi-Y, S.C., Swimming Travel tales Indoor sports Debonair Sonny 65 RICH!-IRD WILEY SCHWQRTZ 1054 Perry St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Cars, outdoor sports Chemist S.C., H.C., Scholarship, Hi-Y Swing music Studying, opera Reserved Dick IDHMHY SCOTT 401 S. Fiith St, COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Dancing, reading lournalist Red 6. Black, N.H.S., G.R. Winter sports Getting up early Hdept Scotty CHLVIN ELIHS SEIDEL. IH. 1245 Rlsace Road GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Playing trombone, dancing Funeral director Open House, Orchestra Hal Kemp Reading, symphony orchestras Shy Cal HELEN ELIZBBETH SEIDEL 1245 Hlsace Road. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Swimming, tennis, dancing Uncharted Knitting, Pageant Swing music Riding on trolley cars Sophisticated Betty CLIFFORD DONHLD SERFHS 322 Washington St, GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Camp life, good books Electrical engineer Open House, Pageant Outdoor life Oral reports Reserved Stretch KI-ITHRYN ESTHER SEVHST 437 Moss St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Sports Secretary Homeroom, Pageant Roller-skating Boys Talkative Katie ELIZHBETH HELEN SHELTER 1006 Oley St. GENERHL VOCRTIONHL True friends, hiking Opera singer Mixed Chorus, Sports Classical music Plnnoying boys Cordial Snooks DOROTHY CURTIS SI-IRNNON 335 Pine St. HOME ECONOMICS Horses, reading Dietitian Open House, Pageant Collecting Stamps Football, dogs Cordial Dot LUTHER L. SHELLHHMMER 112 N. Tenth St. COMMERCII-IL BUSINESS Fishing, travel Flviator Hviation, Pageant Building model airplanes Lectures Reserved Luke VIVIHN SHELLY 444 Locust St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Dancing, swimming Dancer Scholarship, Movie, Knitting Trucking Cats, lectures Hdept Viv EMMR B. SHENK 721 Gordon St. COLLEGE PBEPQHQTORY Piano playing, football games Teacher of languages Scholarship, Exec. Comm., GB. Gardenias Sewing, history Rmiable Emma HELEN M. SHILLING 348 Linden St. COMMERCIHI. BUSINESS Robert Taylor, radio Bookkeeper Needlework, Pageant Collecting photos Soccer, staying at home Sweet Helen EVELYN M. SHIRK 541 S. Fifteenth St. COMMERCIFIL SECRETHRIQL Reading, intelligent people Politician Red 5 Black, Hssembly Comm. Politics Male morons Intellectual Eva FORREST R. SHOEMHKER 346 N, Eleventh St. SMITH-HUGHES Movies, blondes Printer Homeroom, Pageant Travelling Parties, dances Elusive Forrest HNNH M. SHOUSTHI. 502 S. Fifteenth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIPIL Swimming, dancing Secretary Dressmaking, Photo-Fan Swimming Lectures, operas Calm Qnnie KENNETH C. SHUGHHS l2l7 Church St, SMITH-HUGHES Baseball, basketball, boxing Electrical engineer Tennis, Pageant Boxing Opera Vigorous Ken ROBERT F. SHUGRRS 1030 Church St. GENERFIL VOCRTIONQL Baseball, movies Carpenter Homeroom, Pageant Comedies Symphony orchestras Talkative Bob ROBERT SHUXEH 643 Church St. SMITH-HUGHES Football, woodwork, movies Draftsman Football, Pageant Benny Goodman's orchestra Opera, history Durable Toar GLHDYS C. SHULTZ 1100 Hampden Blvd. COMMERCIRL SECRETHRIHL Scrapbook, designing Secretary GR., Fl Cappella, Usher Boys Sleeping, formality Charming Penny IRCK R. SHULTZ 838 Mulberry St. GENERQL VOCRTIONI-'lL Tennis, swimming, crooning Musician Homeroom, Pageant Crooning Flrguing, modern moral attitudes Reserved lack I' t. Y -vim' 1 '1 P' ,gag-vit '.,.,.gv lf? 'W 'fflflr -,.1r, 91' lliill 4.1'1f'lf'S . wr.-11' if-fprihswyrf :ar,,,,.sIa .d.,F,.,,,,.,.. -- lr-ivlhixxlp-1 ' fnevav-ern' .2 .J Wi ya . I s 'l4', , Q-p.r5nv-.ral x'lvl f- f 4..1'f1f1luld4 ' Pnl ,. 'S x ' N F ROSE E. SIELSCH 540 Wunder St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Embroidering, tennis Dressmaker Open House, Pageant Skating Lectures, operas Shy Rose GEORGE SILLMHN R. F. D. No. 1, Leesport GENERHL VOCQTIONI-'IL Hunting, fishing Forester Hunting 61 Fishing, Pageant Swimming Turnips, geometry Talkative George HUGUSTUS SINISTRI 411 Rosenthal St, GENERQL VOCFITIONQL Hunting, fishing, horses Scientific farmer lug Band, Qrchery Rifle shooting Card playing Independent Gus lack G. SISK 724 N. Third St. COLLEGE PREPFIRHTORY Skiing, ping pong Successful business man Social Committee, Pageant Brunettes Cowboy songs Nonchalant lack LILYRN SITZKIN 930 Buttonwood St. COMMERCII-lL SECRETFIRIHL Tennis, swimming Private secretary Open House, Mixed Chorus Plays Serious people Vigorous Lil mn mm'-ms RICHHRD SLHTER 834 N Fourth St GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Iazz Benny Goodman Salesman Band Orchestra Mixed Cho us Playing his sax Hlgebra Debonair Dick ERNEST L SMITH 1321 Birch St COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Model airplane construction Flvtator Qviation SC Scholarship Baseball Lectures Jazz orchestras Flffable Smitty IHNE E SMITH C34 N Front St GENERPIL VOCHTIONHL Stamp collecting swirnm Nurse Hockey GR Girls Glee Bicycling Lectures English Eifervescent Ianie IOHN I. SMITH 1037 Marion St. GENERPIL VOC!-ITIONHL Books, sports, dances fllviator Pageant, Homeroorn Model airplane building Formal affairs Reserved ack IERNNETTE SMOOT 1225 Linden St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIFIL Dancing, fried chicken Nurse Red 151 Black, Nl-l.S., GR, Going places Conceited people Distinctive Smootie ,iff L2 4.3 u5j,:f'4AVl Ml? rw-, I L '-Z I HLMH MBE SNYDER 820 Ritter St, COMMERCIQL SECRETFIRIQL Singing, dancing Radio vocalist Knitting, Mixed Chorus, G R. Good dance music Talkative boys, red beets Gay Ducky QRLENE SBHHI-I SNYDER 1321 Mulberry St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Sewing, sundaes Manager ot a dress shop Open House, Sewing Hiking Dishonesty, oral reports Pensive Ente LEROY G. SNYDER 139 Greenwich St. GENERQL VOCQTIONHL Dance music, geometry Diesel engineer H1-Y, Printing, Mixed Chorus Driving Symphony music, English Sociable Snitz IERNNE H. SNYDER 616 Ritter St, COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Sports, books Grade school teacher Open House, Dramatic Bicycling Turnips, dishonesty Shy Ieanie PQUI. H. SNYDER 429 Pine Street SMITH-HUGHES Camping eating Mechanical draftsman Schoiarship Chess, Flrt Hamburgers Sly girls, hot ferripers Easy-going Vlhtiey WILLIHM SNYDER 323 W. Greenwich St. GENERQL VOCQTIONPIL Radio Electrician Chess, Open House Good food Sophistication, salad dressing Natural Willie PHUL SOCKEL S50 N Thirteenth St. SMITH-HUGHES Fishing, competitive sports Engineer Open House, Basketball Qdventures Girls, spinach Plthletic Dick HRTHUR B. SOLOMON 931 N. Tenth St. GENEHHL VOCRTIONRL Plviation Reporter S.C,, Hi-Y, Scholarship Dancing Opera, loud people Modern Otts HERMHN SONSINI 239 S. Fifth St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Model airplanes Pleronautical engineer Scholarship, Pageant Writing Movies Girls, homework Calm Herm PETER C. SOPOLSKY 1F2 Greenwich St, GENIHRQL VOCQTIONQL Sports Flviator Pageant, Horneroorr: Chicken dinners Schoofwork, Shakespeare Lackadaisical Tommy PHUL H. SPHCHT 1520 Mulberry St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Reaaing, chicken and waffles Master printer N.H.S., Scholarship, Printing Books Onions Quiet Specky ELDEN M. SPHNGLER 731 Lance Place GENERQL VOCHTIONHL Mathematics, dramatics Mathematics teacher N,H.S., Pageant Writing Philadelphia French, cute Garrulous Spang KENNETH SPHTZ 1510 N. Twelfth St, GENERPIL VOCQTIONQL Studying the Bible Minister Hall Patrol, Open House Sonorous hymns Iaz, wasting time Hearty Ken LHUR8 C. SPHTZ 628 Birch St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Dancing, reading Custodian Dressmaking, Girls' Glee Reading History, snakes Reserved Larry BETTY H. SPOHN 428 N. Twelfth St. COMMERCIQL SECRET!-IRIHL Dancing, autograph collecting Secretary Mixed Chorus Basketball games Chocolate ice cream Timid Betty DOROTHY SPONSEL 235 Locust St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Eating, movies Housewife Open House, Pageant Quto riding Homework, meat Practical Dolly IUNE E. SPRECHER 1429 N. Tenth St, GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Knitting, dancing Housewife Hall Patrol, Soccer, Girls' Glee Dates Dictionary Earnest lune IENNIE SPRINGER 247 S. Tenth St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Reading, good music Librarian Book Lovers', Photo-Fan England Botany, colored note paper Literary lane IUNE SPRINGER 1603 N. Tenth St. HOME ECONOMICS Sports, reading Housewife Mixed Chorus, Leaders', Soccer Eating Icy pavements, PHD. Quick Butz THOMHS G. STECKLINE 115 S. Eleventh St. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Sleeping, blondes Uncharted Hi-Y, S.C., Open House Vacations Detention, bad weather SHGPPY Tom 0 1 . as 4 why- . 91 lam.: if,,,.,iq,-x--5':r.vz C! 3 I 1 1 , ,- x 4, 'if'1fT ' ,1 It Lum :T .-Y u .4 :i'l 4 I 715 i Q 17' llnetff' 1 1:9 1 My., 1 Hifi if- Ir! l un fmffarf- am, ' i.r: 5 -,fu rar ,Vg . rsfran W rv jay. v . , , ' 1 . 1 ,.,,g, -WK, A 1-.'v'a.9rf'1rtU1u.1Z Sfgweanf 1,-' fl. ll f -.' .+e'rl!.',l F . P f' Q, ry J 1 'lx fl It Y A 1 MYRTLE L. STEGMHN 1113 Chestnut St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Photography, people Huthor Nature Study, G.R,, Scholarship Curly hair Dirty snow, high heels Industrious Kennie HHEH STEIGERWRLT 1830 Perkiornen Five, COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIHL Dancing, collecting souvenirs Private secretary Dramatic, Science, Open House Swing music Waltzs, murder stories Flmazonian Ray IHNE STEIN 443 S. Fourth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Dramatics, reading Hairdresser ' H.C., S.C., Dramatic Camping Mushrooms, smoking Sensible Ianey IEHN DORIS STERNBERGEH 314 Madison Five. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIP-11.. Dramatics, singing Stenographer Dramatic, Q Cappella, H.C. Dramatics Turnips, homework Flctive Ieannie FHHNCES M. STETSON 529 N. Twelfth St. GENERFIL VOCQTIONRI. Horseback riding, dancing Nurse GR., Open House, Dressmaking Curly-haired boys Tennis, homework Modern Franny IEHNNETTE V. STOLZ 243 Clymer St. GENERQL VOCQTIONI-IL Football, dancing Designer G.R., Fashion Show, Pageant Iazz Getting up in morning, English Gay Ginger MHRVIN PHUL STONER 235 Pear St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Radio, art Stage technician Senior Qssembly Com., HiAY Finding out what makesthings go Gaudy clothing, l1O1'A 1022 Talented Bud ROBERT GEORGE STONER 217 W. Windsor St. COMMERCIRI.. BUSINESS Swimming Uncharted Boys' Glee, Pageant Gunning Cursory books Sincere Rube CHRMEN R. STOTT 418 Wunder St. COMMERCIQL SECRETRRIHL Movies, eating Stenographer Needlework, Dressrriaking O, Promise Me Rainy weather, onions I-'lttractive Carmen GERTRUDE R. STOTT 1055 Greenwich St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTOHY Dancing Nurse Open House, Hall Patrol Homemaking Rhumbas, Latin Kindly Gertie 71 EVELYN VIOLR STOUDT ll35 Perry St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Cooking, sampling Full-fashioned topper Sewing, Open House Swiss-steak Boys who talk too much Cordial Evy MILDRED M. STOUDT 1507 N. Twelfth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Movies, clothing Stenographer GR., Pageant Going to dances High school boys, critics Moody Millie PHUL C. STOUDT B38 N. Thirteenth St. SMITH-HUGHES Radio programs Radio repairman Radio, Open House Canada Physics Reticent Paul DOROTHY STOVER llO4 Perkiomen Hve. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Movies Uncharted Open House, Pageant Reading Studying, unkind people Shy Dot HNDREW I. STRHKH 343 Pearl St, GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Camping, canoeing Rccountant Hunting 61 Fishing, Scholarship Sports Getting up early in the morning lndustrious Bashful BETTIE GRE-ICE STRHSSER 29 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIQL Dancing, football School teacher Girls' Glee, Dressrriaking Gaenzle Green Iaclzets Two-faced people Coy Fiery ROBERT M. STROHL, Iii. 738 Lance Place GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Stamps, sports Cabinet maker Sports, lug Band, Radio Touring the country Sophisticated ladies Sociable Bob PAUL E. STROUSE 252 W. Douglass St. GENERRL VOCRTIONQL Hunting and Fishing Printer Hunting and Fishing, Hall Patrol Spaghetti and meat balls Studying Reserved Butch ELLEN MBE STRUNK 1520 Mineral Spring Hd. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Reading, ice skating Private secretary Needle work, S.O.S., Orchestra Climbing fences Rain at the sea shore Sensible Ellen DONHLD H. STUEBNER 345 W. Douglass St. GENERRL VOCQTIONQL Raising tlowers, driving Printer Hunting and Fishing, Nature Raising flowers Visiting relatives Steadfast Don 72 ROBERT STUEBNER 559 Gordon St. GENEBHL VOCHTIONHL Sports, books Mortician Scholarship, Basketball Eating Work, gossipy people Shy Butcher II EDWIN STUFI-'LET 609 S, 185 St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Sport books, sleeping Skilled laborer S.C,, Homeroom Stuixing animals Symphony orchestras Iovial McGinnis THELMH M. STUFFLET 642 N, Eleventh St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Corresponding, music Domestic science teacher Knitting, Needlework,Girls' Glee Embroidering Homework, conceited boys Pldept Thelma WHRREN E. STUFFLET 513 S Fourteenth St. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Fishing State policeman Rviation, Basketball, Football Building model airplanes Not being able to sleep in study Engaging Stuffy HHROLD K. SUTTON 536 Elrn St COMMEBCIQL SECRETQRIQL Collecting old coins, books Mail carrier Pageant, Horneroorn Carving wood Shakespeare lnaifferent S on HELEN SYCHTERZ 1500 Fairview St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Traveling, sports Business woman Baseball, Volleyball, G,l3l.f1. Desserts Fickle persons, history Dependable Sixty IOSEPH SYCHTERZ 5o4 S. Fifteenth St. GENEBQL VOCHTIONHL Sports, adventure stories Mechanical engineer Open House, Pageant Football Studying after school Flble Ioeie THEODORE I. SZYMBORSKI 1226 Spruce St. GENERRL VOCQTIONI-IL Taxidermy Bookkeeper Chess :St Checkers, Open Wasting time Stubborn people Quiet Ted RUTH E. THYLOR 1546 Luzerne St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Horse-back riding, skiing Dietitian House Dramatic, Mixed Chorus, GR. Going places Sitting home and doing nothing Charming Ruthie ROBERT I. TERREY H33 Spring Sf GENERQI. VOCQTIONQL Dancing Qercnantical engineer Ensemble, Hi-Y Football Food Dignifged persons Interesting .erry HNDHEW C. TEVOCELLO 220 North Front St. GENEHFII.. VOCQTIONQL Hirplanes, riding bicycles Hviator Fiviation, Open House Cab Calloway Shaving, geometry Talkative Rudy IHMES THOMHS 839 Chestnut St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Radio, designing automobiles Dentist Radio, Hi-Y, Boys' Glee Long conversations on the phone Stiff-collars Lengthy Greek PHILIP THOMHSO 1702 Thorn St. GENERRL VOCHTIONHL Swimming Uncharted Pageant, Homeroom Vacations Cowboy songs Independent Phil FERN LOUISE THOMPSON 509 Fern Hve. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Music, fishing Private secretary Knitting, Orchestra, Open House Driving Vulg ar persons Modest Mickey IRR THOMPSON 435 Butionwood St, GENERQL VOCRTIONQL I-'iutomobiles Flutomobile dealer Cross Country, Track Tap dancing Opera Friendly Hce Lee IUNE THOMPSON 107 S, Sixth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Tennis, swimming Typist Dramatic, H.C., Needlework Movies Boastful persons Etfervescent Cherie MHRY II-INE THOMPSON 21 S. Fourth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONFIL Reading, playing piano Technician Dramatic, GR., Open House Baking cookies Impolite people Digniiied M. I. KHTHRYN L. TOBIHS 1100 Schuylkill Five. GENERHL VOCQTIONHL Hrt, collecting coins Story illustrator Hrt, Volleyball, G.H.H. Country scenes Critics, dime novels Reserved Sissy FLORENCE TOMHSZEWSKI 417 Wunder St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIQL Baseball, mystery stories Typist Open House, Pageant Baseball players Theme writing Engaging Flossy EMILY TOMLINSON 1530 Perkiomen Hve. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Knitting, skating Secretary Open House, Pageant Sports Cleaning house industrious Em WINTON TOMLINSON 412 S. Sixteenth St. COMMERCIRL SECRETQRIFIL Hiking, acting Business man Dramatic, Open House, SC. Debating Gambling Sociable Winton , J' cnanlli . 'ronlaxvm 83 gaman Bt. if ' ME CIHL SECRETHRIHL 'X J, .ancing dgjes ,, Qchestra 'leaderX X5 .JT Bqfbfg and Wres ling, Track J CBallroo1n dancing' r' Q eedy person Sen ' f, , .1 : C ' , V ELEHNOR TROUTMHN 518 Oley St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Knitting, reading Children's doctor Dramatic, GR., Scholarship Traveling Dishonesty, conceit Flbsorbing Bangs DOROTHY MBE TRUPP 317 W. Oley St. GENERHL VOCPITIONPIL Reading, sewing Hair-dresser Dramatic, S.C., N,H.S. Dancing with certain somebody Smoking, freckles Petite Dottie FRHNK USTRSZEWSKI 1523 Fairview St. GENEBFIL VOCHTIONQL Swimming, music Uncharted Horneroom, Pageant Swimming Getting up early Sleepy Bed ti.:-' LVL' rw: .1 4g.'tfYI6 :sl:.gl-4-1 1 f sl'1 . ,r -:fly-' ::i,r..f.Hfr-fr .1 , ,r,,,. 5, 1.1. rnrwr' -5 -1-1r,. . A-xii 151 '.7s!'l fl ' .,, :viz tr' ,Q-, , ,fq,rIf't' 'I 'b:a,,,,,.svA , ,-u-g.l-vu--v-'- -rsv.4i'.r:4 rzvwr f v1 Y , :',v ,q:rxai 1 1.3 3-, fffllrnv- 1 . ayvwar 'AU-I -', ri! ' la! 'f'l fs. 5 'Yin ik. I-'gpg C3351 DHNIEL VHN BUSKIRK 1048 Church St SMITH HUGHES Dancing mechanical drawing Rirplane designer Cross Country S C OpenHouse Girls Wayne King cabbage Ostentatious Danny WILLIAM REED VI-IN HORN 111 S Eleventh St GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Bowling ping pong Newspaper co espondent H C Microscope Movie Bowling Stewed carrots Garrulous Ham HNDREW VHRGO 237 Reed St GENERRL VOCQTIONPIL Soccer good radio programs Soccer coach Track Basketball Soccer Spinach Talkative people Pugilistic Qndy BENNY VHRONE 232 Cherry St. GENERQL VOCHTIONI-'IL Girls, new cars Caddy on miniature golf course Open House, Youth Week Milk shakes Big feet Qrtistic Benny the Kid RICHHRD VILLFORTH 406 Spring St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Hiking, sports Mechanical engineer Microscope, Tennis Russia Biographies Solicitous Dick 75 FRED VOGT 329 Linden St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Sports, parties Traveling salesman Cross Country, lug Band, Track Eating Fish, large books Resolute Freaaie WILLIHM F. VOUGHT 1317 N. Tenth St. GENERHL VOCHTIONHL Hunting 61 Fishing Selling and repairing radios Open House, Sports Electric shop School, historians Meek Bill IHNE E. WHGNER 1512 Center Five. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Movies, dancing Secretary Knitting, Cooking, Open House Hair-dressing Oral reports, spinach Sociable Sis HELEN M. WRLDMHN 430 Rosenthal St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIQL Having a good time, hiking Secretary Knitting, Open House Gardenias Rainy weather, quiet people Debonair Wimpy GEORGIB R. WHLTER 823 Madison Hve. GENERHL VOC!-ITIONQL Drawing, reading Hnimal trainer Girls' Glee, Photo-Fan, G R. Things oriental Red nail polish, housework Talented Bucky MBRTH9 M. WHLTERS lU5U Birch St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIQL Singing, sports Secretary G.l3l.f-1., P1 Cappella, H C, Chocolate Reading, turnips Ftthletic Twinsy MBRY I. WBLTERS 1050 Birch St. COMMERCIQL SECRETQRIHL Singing, sports Secretary G.I3l.H., F1 Cappella, S.C. Singing Reading, onions Flgreeable Twinsy MHRGHRET WHLTON 1153 N. Fifth St. GENERFIL VOCQTIONQL Dogs, books English, teacher G.R., Girls' Glee, Open House Collecting boys' pins Red nail polish, deceitful people Sincere Red RICHBRD K. WHLTON 1602 N. Fourteenth St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Brunettes, rock collecting Geologist Hi-Y, Scholarship, N.H.S., Band Flpartment houses Latin, homework Philosophical Dean BLLEN CONRBD WHSHINGTON 913 Chestnut St. GENERBL VOCHTIONRL Bicycle riding, history History teacher Track, Cross Country Running Geometry tests, Spanish omelet Iovial P11 6? + lv C 6 , .A ': wa O ' .asf 1 . .n.,.5 fn'ft.'1 , PHUL WHSSER 1714 N. Sixteenth St, GENERQI.. VOCFITIONQL Sports Own an automobile corporation Homeroom, Pageant Ignoring girls English, spinach Evasive Paul GHHCI-I WEHVER 1719 Cotton St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHI. Traveling, gardening Secretary or accountant Dressmaking, Open House Ice cream Housework, making notebooks Shy Butter LUCILLE WEISS 1147 Birch St. COMMEBCIPIL SECRETFIRIHL Driving the car, radio Secretary Hrt, Knitting, Photo-Fan Shep Field's rhythm Turnips, essays Docile Lou IEHN L. WEISSINGER 135 W. Windsor St. GENERRL VOCQTIONFIL Reading, radio History teacher GR., Girls' Glee, SC. Driving Getting up in the morning Placid Ieanie FRHNCIS WELCH 207 N, Sixth St. COLLEGE PREPQBQTORY Pretty girls, dancing Wealthy retired business man Football, Basketball, Tra:k Being desirable Going to bed at 9:30 Pretentious Franny ROSEMHRY WELLS 154 Spring St. COMMERCIQI. SECRETFIRIHI.. Traveling, tangoes Bookkeeper Scholarship, Girls' Glee Swimming Making notebooks, cream cheese Reticent Rosie FIRDELLE WENRICH 920 North Ninth St. COMMEHCIHI. BUSINESS Dancing, swimming Private secretary Girls' Glee, Pageant Flirting Staying home at night Coquettish Pete IUNE E. WENRICH 1055 Union St. COMMERCIHL SECBETHRIH1. Sports, dancing Hairdresser or secretary Scholarship, Open House Beauty culture Book reports, social science Genial Sleepy QUENTIN WENTZEL 319 N. Front St. GENERRI.. VOCRTIONI-11. Fldventure stories Doctor or forest ranger Scholarship, Ensemble Playing the violin Crowds Captivating Tinny RUTH R. WENTZEL 322 South 171 St. COMMEHCIHL SECRETQRIQL Music, dancing Secretary Dramatic, Mixed Chorus, Knitting Filling a hope chest Oral reports, spinach Exclusive Ruthie 77 CHI-IHLES P. WERNER 704 N. Sixth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Stamps, parties Printer Orchestra, Pageant Parties Flrnerican History, spaghetti Qcquiescent Pete DOROTHY IUNE WERNER 160 Hudson St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Dancing, reading Stenographer Open House, Girls' Glee Dancing Fish, soccer Coy Mickie SHERWOOD WEHNER 1624 Locust St. COLLEGE PREPHRQTORY Sleeping, eating Retired business man Football, Basketball, Soccer Teasing the teachers Spanish, going to bed at 9:30 Hthletic Sherry IBCK WERTMHN 639 Locust St. SMITH-HUGHES Mickey Mouse, girls Fireman Hi'Y, Open House Dancing Cabbage, English Whimsical lack SIGMOND WESOLOWSKI 701 Summit Five. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Music Office worker Pageant, Homeroom Playing piano Spinach, homework Lanky Sig IHNE L. WETHERHOLD 1715 Olive Qve. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIHL Swimming, dancing Stenographer Leaders', G.131.Q., H.C., GR. GR. conferences Reading, conceited people Different lane IEHN BETTY WETZEL 1606 N, Fifteenth St. COLLEGE PREPQRHTORY Dancing, hiking, cooking Music teacher G.R,, H,C,, Ensemble Playing piano History, turnips Engaging Ieany STEWBRT WETZEI. 1148 Schuylkill Hve. SMITH-HUGHES Sports Toolmaker Pageant, Homeroorn Qnything mechanical Conceited people Willing Stoot MHRTHH MQGDHLENH WEYMHN 736 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIRL SECRETHRIQL Reading Stenographer Knitting, Book Lovers' Radio Homework, running errands Vigorous Martha HRTHUR D. WHHLEN, IR. 610 Fern Flve. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Iokes, dance orchestras Physical education instructor Football, Tennis, Plrt Qthletics Conceited girls Lanky Duna 78 IBCK WILLIHMS 1222 Robeson St, GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Sports Qviator Soccer, Printing, Open House Football games Homework Moody Reginald ROBERT WILLIHMS 938 Pear St. COMMERCIQL SECRETHRIHL Stamp collecting Private secretary Chess G Checkers, Stamp 51 Coin Tarzan stories Homework Talkative Bob E. IUNE WILSON 1017 N. Filth St. GENERQL VOCHTIONQL Dancing Housewife Open House, Mixed Chorus Romantic stories English Desirable June GRI-INT R. WILSON 1130 N. Twelfth St. GENERHL VOCRTIONHL Sports West Point cadet Football, Open House Parking Homework Militaristic Grant TED R. WHITMRN 521 Friedenslsurg Rd GENERAL VOCQTIONQL Electricity Minister Penna Ir. I-'Academy of Science Sparks Silly girls, inquisitive peace Experzmental Ted IOHN IHCOB WITTICH 508 Carsonia Five. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Model railroading Uncharted Hall Patrol, Flrt Vacations Staying alter school Boyish Iake IHMES WOODWHRD 103 W. Douglass St. COLLEGE PREPHRHTORY Sports Engineer Football, swimming Motors English Manly jimmy HNNB E. WRIGHT 911 Cherry St, COMMERCIHL SECRETFIRIQL Dancing, listening to radio Stenographer Knitting, dressmaking Music Washing dishes Charming Finn EDWHRD C. WRIGHT 736 Lance Place GENERQL VOCFITIONHL Music Uncharted Open House, Pageant Building radios Shakespeare, spinach Nonsensical Eddy WILBUR WRIGHT 1520 N, Ninth St. GENEHHL VOCQTIONQL Music, art Bandmaster Boys' Glee, F1 Cappella, SC Travel Book reports, homework Humorous Willy-nilly nfs r.l', 154 -l !.' Ia' Yi at 5-fl! ririfl 1 .1 .-.2 Ae 4 5 1 ' I5 Lf ' 5 nl , , 2 As 4 qu 4 t , -'LJ .,,i, .-,--,. ,....... .M WS 1 3 Y 14 1 ' A f, 2 f 1 f I A-5 'IT' 1 MHRGHRET WUNDER 1122 N. Sixth St. COMMERCIRL SECRETQRIQL Sports Uncharted Dramatic, Girls' Glee Music Turnips Shy Margy IOHN F. WURSTER 811-Ft Franklin St. COMMERCIHL BUSINESS Sports Bookkeeper Open House, Pageant Blondes Gabby girls Quiet Johnny HNN C. WYNNE 731 Church St. GENERQI. VOCHTIONFII.. Skating School teacher Typing, Dressmaking Ice cream Homework Quiet Hnn MBRY YOCOM 831 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIHL SECRETHRIHL Sports House-wife Dramatic, Knitting Cooking Boiled cabbage Hbsorbing Mary BETTY YODER 404 Windsor St. COLLEGE PREPQRQTORY Dancing, movies Owner of exclusive dress shop N.H.S, Scholarship, Ushers' Roller coasting Sitting at home-nothing to do Sincere Betty IDH Cf-ITHHRINE YODER 413 S. Sixteenth St. COMMERCIHI.. SECRETHRIQL Knitting, swimming Stenographer Typing, Knitting Holland Oral reports Pible l Ida HNTHONY YODSNUKIS 527 S. Eleventh St. COMMERCIHI. BUSINESS Talking, swimming Store owner Typing, Open House Talking Getting radio reports Elevated Tony MHRIE IRENE YOUNG 942 N. Tenth St. COMMERCIHI. SECRETQRIHL Dancing, reading Store-keeper GR., Knitting Sleeping Oral reports Friendly Marie MILDRED ELIZHBETH YOUNG 528 Schuylkill Flve. GENERHL VOCFITIONHL Reading, cooking Kindergarten teacher Photo-Fan, Mixed Chorus, GR Skiing Western stories Sensible Mildred ROY N. YOUNG 652 Eisenbrown St. GENERHL VOCHTIONRL Sports Fleronautical engineer Football, Mixed Chorus Training dogs Homework lovial Roy THOMHS G. YOUNG 433 Bingarnan St. SMITH-HUGHES Good eats Printer Scholarship, Printing Fldventure stories Homework Fidept Tommy MBE ZHPF 915 N. Ninth St. COMMERCIQ1.. SECRETQRIRL Swimming Private secretary to Henry Ford Open House, Pageant Ozzy Nelson Washing dishes, speeches Timid Mae IOSEPH E. ZDUNOWSKI 533 Laurel St. GENERHL VOCHTIONQL Sports Machinist Hrt, Hviation Swing music Sophisticated people Masculine Ioe RICHHRD F. ZEHNER 949 N. Ninth St. COLLEGE PREPHRI-ITORY Hiking, deep sea fishing Merchant marine officer Hrchery, Band, Open House Traveling with Halliburton Idle moments Scientific Richard WILMEH I. ZEMBER 343 W. Douglass St. GENERQL VOCQTIONQL Radio Radio engineer Radio, Pageant Sleeping Homework, English Garrulous Willy v I V' .pairs ,aiu li? -sl B rv ZITI'- 'I 7.5, ylrx 1 51 U Yi f V f-Ln 'lin-1:1 a,.,,-,, are pry C , ,qv-atxpsi ff rtV fi ' 1 xx Wxfilli-'if I' Ili rr'-'V+ 5 A eil Y :4:1vnfl', Pen as i 2' 1: LJ 5 DOROTHEH ELIZABETH ZERBE 1361 Locust St, HOME ECONOMICS Cooking lune bride Knitting, Cooking Boys Oral reports Defensive Dot WILLIHM E. ZIMMERMHN 525 Locust St. GENERHL VOCQTIONQL Dancing, movies Pattern maker Hrchery, H.C. Stag parties Idle moments Lengthy Hank EVELYN ZUNDELL 215 Hanley Place COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Sewing, hiking Dress designer Knitting, Dramatic Horse-back riding Onions Quiet Evelyn FRI-INCES ZYCHEWICZ 329 N. Second St. COMMERCIHL SECRETQRIQL Hthletics President's private secretary Basketball, G.Q.H., Open House Tennis Dish washing Industrious Frances El COMMITTEES OF THE SENIOR CLHSS SENIOR ASSEMBLY l Cha rman Rav lohne on Dart 'tg Bettf Ream Crtatrrnan M d ed E ty G aes Char ran 'te a 1 ' t ne e Wrl tar' Da td Levan Pht ID Plrtev al SENIOR PROM Gene al Cha rman Wrlham Kurtkelnrart Orchestra Ptnna Oaks Charrnan S e e Ga las Rrcl ard Walton Esther M1 ler B y Boltz Clyde Hare TICKSLS Darnel Cry l George Dantels Edwtn Mtller Tnomae Young Deco atton-2 Betty Yoder Chatr Ptrthur Whalen Robert Htlbert lane Vvetherhold Mane Palrrnsano lare Ehzalzetn lxuss R1Cl'1GI'd Henne Margaret Detho'f Helen Shalter Robert Rtcnards Gerald Chelrus Publtcrty lvtng Hrndle Chazrman Esther Illlptrter Evelyn Shl K Progra n Rodne Houck Chatrnar jean McQuate Katlryr' Tob1aa Iamee Charlton Vvanaa yarn zeusyr Rezre hmen lane Flexe Chatrman Loutse Dtetrtch Vrxran S1 lly Donald Brown Iames Woodward Rueeel lngnam CLBSS FLOWER Frreda lo eph Cha1rrnan lane Frtll Chnettne Klnsey LOUISQ Brown Betty Yoder Raul Kube Raymond Goeltz CLHSS MOTTO Thelma RIIZITIGH Chatrman Roy Conner Ruth Hdams Robert Ruttenberg Martha Ruth Warren Qdarns ex ofhcto George Schaeffer lane Bomberger CLHSS SONG WORDS Margaret Hollenbach Chatrmar Rodney Houck Marte Palmlsano Ia e Es erly George Henry flldele Ferauson Gerald l.ev1n Phylhe Harntlton CLHSS SONG MUSIC Esth r M1ller Chatrman Stephen Kurtz Hnna Oaks Robert Drayer Betty Goes Rtchard Walton Ruth Dersch SENIOR ASSEMBLY LIBRETTO Marran Samar Charrman Kathryn Exans Cd1aloguel Hnne Green Wrlharn Nclfrn ney Idamay Scott Evelyn Shtrk Elden Spangler Leo Bloom Cdancel Leha Dukes Mttdred Evans lack Mumma Betty Ream Qrthur Solomon lames Charlton teettrngel Robert Htlbert Ray Iohnston Marvxn Stoner Thomas Grleserner Cmus1cl Rlchard Palmer Emma Shenk Myrtle Stegman Genera. i z j .t rg . ci. . j , I ' I. g il r vans. Caps' Bet ' l 'rrr 5 lu. - E rrell, W llgur Wrigh., Ia Bcrnberg r, Robert L ,. H v, 4, v . .1 .tS, 'J , I I I v rt. . 1' I I I I . r .g . I ., ' .. .5 T V ., ' .1 ' , 'l , ett' . , t 5 ' ' '. .l ' eta, ' ., ' ' , Q . 5 r ' .3 V , . ' man, T 'Sf I I A 1 1 I V rr . 1 r ' ' , ' 5 . '. , c rg rfs' ' A y ', ' 1 rg ' 1 , . , I . ' , , ' A T . S ' ' 5 ts, r ' - ' ' '. f' Il e f, A 3 t I I I 1 l- I I , U- f , A, ' A: , ' ' , H 3 , ,-. . . . ' , ' 5 - ' k ' , . ' . 1 ' ' f T O f VG WUT HT fx PHQM5 ' FEATURES 'ffli fiffllffkfl 51 'r 'fESCI..QTIiI, 241' 'TUE f'UlSS. T I'L,C'.N f.Ii fbi? 'ff I i 'WN' E'f1 1 :f-EA TYPE I'U?:IfD1Tf THE VON. XAHQT .f'V '1'ICff TEiE1DL HQ ' T21 SE, T'I'ICT' THQ- 'I'IiLIf'F NP1'.'fG IQTI IS f'QF.EiIIfT'L BUT TESL LTI 3' ff .' IS P.,QC'Eli2 UEOIJ Till' SEhTfIClIFf u' '. ,Q -ir 'u Jw 1 J v-1:4 pl' ,g N ff - v ,-.X Q linux: SENIOR HSSEMBLY NE of the most important days in the life of a Senior IS Class Day This day is given to the Seniors to make or break as they see fit Qt noon they usually break them selves with a gigantic lunch in the afternoon they usually make the day with their assembly program and all day they usually break the school with their antics The most important portion of the day however is the afternoon when the Senior Flssembly is presented. For many years these assemblies have been noted for their splendor and color. Every year the entire student body looks forward in anticipation, to this presentation. The cla's of lune '37 presented a Senior Flssembly with all the color, all the splendor all the dances, and all the originality of previous Senior Flssemblies. The script was the product of much mental, but very little physical, labor indulged in by a committee of Seniors under the direction of our class sponsor, Miss Iohnston. Hfter due ar- gument concerning plot, characters, et Cetera, Who's Who in Candyland was unthreaded from the tangle of ideas presented by the Committee, The story was that of the love of poor little Cherry Clvfargaret Leinbachl and the aristocrat from the Blue Box Society, Wilbur Bud fDaniel Crystall. The supporting cast consisted of Marziepan CDorothy Leiseyl, lujube fMae Levinl, Mintleaf fFrieda Iosephl, Chocolate-coated Marshmallow tElden Spanglerl, and the two Chocolate Detectives CWilliam Kunkleman and Iohn Grossl. The candy land fantasy was received by the school with gales of giggles, and so Who's Who in Candylandn will be remembered as a colossal, sensational masterpiece of histrionic art-we hope. BLOSSOM BHLL HE Sen1or Prom of the Class of Iune 1937 was a h1ghl1ght 1n a varled career wlfuch wrll not soon be forgotten Hs we entered the Blossom Ball the hrst note of revelry that greeted our ears was the 1nv1t1ng mustc Ralph Mengel a Readlng Hrgh School alumnus ably preslded over hrs Prmceton Unrverslty Orchestra Someore wh1spered to us that he has had two European tours to h1s Cfedll so we could understand the reason for that contmental a1r Not wantmg to mlss a th1ng we went to the other gymnaslum where the West Chester State Teachers College Orchestra was cornmg ln on the down beat Flnother Readlng Hrgh alumnus lames Burnlsh was sololst w1th th1s orchestra H1s thnllmg volce blended well w1th the mustc and brought an lndescrlbable charm to our favorlte popular songs Everywhere around us were smrlmg famrlrar faces Pleasant greetlngs floated above the muslc The g1rls looked especxally lovely 1n therr gay flowmg gowns The dellC1OUS scent of flowers added to the lnttmate atmosphere of th1s gala affalr Our attractwe programs were soon fllled by frlends who clalmed dances Years from now as we glance over those hastlly scrtbbled names they w1ll conyure up the faces of school frrends who wxll never fade from our store of memorles Danc1ng along the slde of the floor we notlced the very clever decorattons rn the gymnaslum We remarked how well the Spflng flowers had been used to augment the decoratlve scheme We nodded to teachers whom we had known for three years Before we reallzed Us approach 1nterm1ss1on came and we went to partake of refreshments We were thankful for that cool rng lnterlude The muslc started agam and we were glad for the chance to gllde once more over the smooth floor Near us was a couple dolng an especrally mtrlcate step Filter watchmg awhrle we dec1ded to keep to our usual rout1nes The last number on the program meant only that the Prom must end as all good thmgs 1ne v1t ably do Qlthough we were sorry to leave we put on our wraps Hfter blddmg reluctant goodbyes to frrends and teachers we left the Blossom Ball hummmg snatches of songs sttll lmgerlng ln our ears H 11 . 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FIRST ROW Kleft to rzghtl Marle Palm xsano lane Bornberger leannette Smoot Charmome Schartel Vtolet Dracha L1ll1GIl Bush SECOND ROW Mamorme Lebo Qnne Green Betty Ruth Mary Pame Dorothy Lersey THIRD ROW Myrtle Stegrnan Mary lane Lemmger Ruth Helder Dorothy Dechant Marlan Samar ldamay Scot Rosemary Wells Hdele Ferguson FOURTH ROW Wrlllam McK1nney Davxd Le Jan Leo Bloom Elden Spang ler Hrthur Solomon Irvmg Hrndle Her man Sonstnr Donald Brown Flbsent from ptcture Esther Qlptner IEHNNE d HRC PHGEHNT WRITING CLBSS ODHY as we th1nk back through the years to the tlme when school was solely a matter of class after class after class we oftlmes Wonder at the g1gant1c strtdes taken by educattonal 1nst1tut1ons 11'1 becomlng places of soclal educatlon as Well as of mental rnstructlon lt IS not strange however that man because of h1s actlve bram has seen the necess1ty of ma1nta1n1ng a Well rounded course of study rn h1s schools and has assoclated numerous act1v1t1es Wlth school and graduat1on Hmong the numerous extra currlcular act1v1t1es engaged 1n by Readrng l-hgh School students 1S the presentatlon of a graduatlon pageant by each class Here tofore these pageants have been wrltten by a staff of several members of the faculty of our school cast by a comm1ttee of teachers and sen1ors and enacted by the entrre graduatlng class The class of Iune 37 IS settmg a precedent for future graduatlng classes by bemg the flrst to Wflle 1ts own pageant Pit the beg1nmng of the 1936 37 school year a group OI students recommended by varrous teachers Was organrzed as an Engllsh class Whose purpose was to Wr1te the Iune 37 pageant Under the cap aole hand of Mlss lvhldred Runyeon who had prevlously had much experlence Wllh our graduatlon pageants th1s group of students not only d1d the regular Enghsh Work for the seme ter but also wrote Ieanne dHrc the Iune 37 pageant Because of the fact that lt IS rmpossrble to present the entlre l1fe of Ieanne d Plrc 1n one pageant the pageant Wrltmg class dlvlded leanne s llfe IDLO three mam 90 ABP KAMLMAK 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . . . - ' 1 1 . . . . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 . 11 1 11 1 L' 'J 1 1 . .. .. 1 . .A . 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PRGEHNT COMMITTEE FRONT ROW I et to flghll Mary Ice lean McO,1ae Eltzabeth Frank lane lane Thomp on SECOND ROW Hnna Oaks Hazel Qndrus THIRD ROW Robert H9151 Robert Hut tenberg Leo Bloom Marvm Stoner Ge ald L VIH Donald Brown Iames Woodward FOURTH ROW Clarence Reber Quen tm Wentzel Thomas Young Dan1el Crystal Paul Kube Iack SlSk Rtchard Palmer ep1sodes The f1rst of these IS devoted to Ieanne s ch1ldhood In th1s ep1SOd9 Ieanne IS p1ctured as a g1rl of somewhat d1fferent tastes compared w1th the other ch1ldren of Dorrremy It IS 1n th1s ep1SOde that leanne IS made aware of her m1ss1on IH 11fe and sets about her task of savmg France In the second eplsode Ieanne completes her patr1ot1c and herolc m1ss1on She has crowned France s kmg However her cleslre to return to the s1mple country l1fe 1S refused the th1rd ep1sode of leanne d Hrc dep1ClS the end1ng of leanne s l1fe lt 1S 1n th1s Gp1SOde that leanne IS tr1ed for w1tchcraft and sorcery She 1S conv1cted and her glor1ous career 1S ended by her death at the stake The ep1logue of the pageant 1S devoted to the present day att1tude toward leanne lt 1S a tr1bute to her great Work and supreme efforts wh1ch are respon Slble for the greatness of France Hs IH prev1ous years a pageant comm1ttee was organ1zed to attend to the tech n cal deta1ls of the pageant Th1s comm1ttee cons1sted of one representat1ve from each sen1or homeroom In turn the comm1ttee chose three of 1lS members Flnna Oaks Leo Bloom and lames Woodward to serve on the cast1ng comm1ttee wlth three members of the faculty MISS Sarah Koch Mrss M1ldred Runyeon and Mr llV1ll1CU'I'1 Fmk Because of the unt1r1ng efforts and co operat1or1 of teachers and students 1n pre par1ng and present1ng th1s pageant, leanne d Hrcu IS a strong l1nk 111 the mag n1f1cent cha1n of pageants presented at the Readmg I-hgh School LEE UML! gl 51 1 , Q-' K' I 1 -- 1' von rw' v ' to 1- ' ' -' -1 Y, ' ' A t 1, .5 1l'us':Q1 ' .-.M K1J4,1.,vj'-'Q 111 , 41' f' grin, Q I I ' -1 1 1 ' 31 C 1 Esterly, Esther Miller, Qnna Gollcr, Mary s . , D 4 . 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EHYABQ IAELMA Coach Rock FOOTBHLL HE l936 Readmg Htgh Varstty gr1d team lnaugurattng the coachlng reg1'ne of Hal Rock copped three games and lost stx tn a ntne game schedule The lnexperlenced eleven roared off to a consptcuous beglnrung by conquertng two of tts flrst three opponents coasted through three games and then tapered off by dropp1ng the last three contests The Rockets defeated Stevens Trade Rllentown and Lancaster and lost to Bethlehem Hsh land York Phoenlxvtlle Easton and Pottsvxlle Wxth very few varslty players of the precedlng season left on the squad and wlth 1nexper1 enced materlal very l1ttle could be expected 1n the way of v1ctor1es from the Kmghts of 36 KNIGHTS WHLLOP STEVENS TRHDE The GUSDICIOUS Z6 0 vlctory over Stevens Trade ln the opener flred the 2000 spectators who wxtnessed 1t wtth expectatlons for the future The score was the blggest 1n three years and had been achleved by a green team under a new coach The Knlghts were 1n excellent con d1t1on for the f1rst contests but appeared slow though well drllled 1n thetr executxon of plays Efflclent blockmg whlch had been sorely m1ssed 1n prevrous years paved the way to the four touchdown conquest Readtng s aenal performance was the best seen IH years Eleven out of seventeen heaves were completed Doug Palm fullback accounted for two sxx pomters whlle Conner and Yoder accounted for one each BETHLEHEM DEFEHTS REHDING The Rockets were Jolted severely ln the second game of the season by Llberty Hlgh School of Bethlehem before a crowd of 7000 Fxve ttmes the Bethlehem Htgh School outht threatened but the Kntghts pushed back the powerful attack twxce to keep the scorlng w1th1n bounds settled down and held them to but one long range score for the rest ol the game Bethlehem challced up thxrteen hrst downs to hve for Readlng ln rushtng Ltberty plled up a total of 309 ya ds whlle Readmg Htgh p1cked up 98 yards luggtng the ball The Knlghts were superxor to Bethlehem IH passmg complet1ng hve out of ten and havtng one lntercepted wh1le Bethlehem completed three had two mtercepted and returned for ga1ns by the Red Knlghts Werner stood out for the Rock coached aggregatlon as he made several outstandxng ga1ns KNIGHTS LHNCE HLLENTOWN Breakmg a 14 year hoodoo and surpasstng all expectatlons the Rockets came through and outplayed the Hllentown Conference Champs ot two years ago IH a thrtlhng 20 19 vxctory W1tnessed by 4500 spectators at fun 90 15' is Bachman , , , , , - l - . I . . . I I I - ' I I I Yielding two touchdowns in the first five minutes, the Reading contingent B. S K X ' 1 4 1 . . A ' if 1 , l A , .. 1 I my I A , ' .. 3 Rf , . , . an .-,x X. AEP UMLMAK 3 17 -4 J.q av 1- fx-fx ,J w- 'ff I Q3 DON KS'1e rw Perm 1 'X I re DJJ Q QU 'Rl Lx' ' ..:f:1t Wfw 1 4'- 4 .E xv' t6 'VV' l' Nerre M C1 e :eu FT' C'l.fq',I .ziirfg 'ae ' .fp Q Ll'l 1 L2 - , , E13,f',Q IC.,Z.'JEf.Q ,Q '27,-Eifflig :'lff if h..?T.'2'.'ffi 'iff 1 .ZZ'::I'2. Z1 FOOTBHLL SQUHD ,L 3517 Al! LMA Penn Wtth less than three mmutes to play Werner on his thlrd long run of the day dashed 40 yards for the wtn nmg touchdown Wrth every Hllentown man bemg blocked out on the play Werner scored wtthout an op postng player laymg a hand on hun Outstanding among Readmg s players were Vlerner Bachman P nr Burns O Brlen and Schaeffer The tacklmg and blockmg of the well coached Read and Black team was espectally outstandtng The team had now reached a psychologtcal peak whtch lt held through the followlng game agatnst Hshland RSHLHND DEFEHTS REI-IDING The Hshland team conquered the Kmghts tn a closely contested hard fought game whtch was some hmg of a black spot on an otherwtse clean record for the season The Readxng team scored a touchdown ln the frrst quarter only to have the play called back on the decrston of the referee that Palm had thrown a forward rather than a lateral Movtes of the game later showed that the lla eral had been perfectly legal The rest of the hrst half was played mostly between the 30 yard mar ers In the thtrd penod wl-en Stmononrs fumbled Hshland rooters stormed out of the stands and onto the held protestrng that Readmg was bemg unnecessartly rough The game was held up for ten mxnutes unttl poltce had returned the Flshland rooters to the stands ln the ftnal perrod Plshland scored the touchdown whtch gave them the vrctory Readtng retaltated wtth a sustained power drtve but was halted on the one yard ltne where whxle the Red Kmghts were xn the huddle the whrstle blew Fmal score Readmg 0 Flshland 6 KNIGHTS SLUMP Followmg the thrrllmg vzctory over Hllentown and the smashmg battle wtth Hshland the Rockets went xnto ecltpse Seemmgly they had rea hed thetr peak physrcally an mentally and merely went on to play out the schedule H 13 5 setback at York was followed wtth a 6 U conference vtctory over Lancaster Then ln raptd successton came defeats at the hands of Phoentxvxlle CO 62 Easton IU .545 and Pottsvllle QU 51 SUMMHRY 260 U 8 2019 Stevens Trade Bethlehem Oc Hllentown Rshland York 6 Lancaster Phoemxvtlle Easton Pottsvtlle Sept Nov 0 4 Coach Rock has token football a long way rn the mmds of the publtc rn Splle of slx defeats as agarnst three wtns He has been laytng a foundatton for future teams which will reap a harvest of vtctortes uf The squad was ln bet er shape than practlcally any team whlch xt played The result of thetr excellent cond1t1on was a negltglble number of mlurles There were no serlous lnlurres and few mlnor ones lOO ,ti Wemer , Jf l l - ei A' 1 I , . . 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L 351 ,ad-an Iacobs ,si Werner BHSKETBHLL FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghtj Iohn Melcher tManagerl Kenneth Hopktns Karl Bachman Frank Burns Bruce Fxsher Hngelo Baro SECOND ROW Warren Kramer lames Boyer Francts Welch Sherwood Werner KCGPTGIHJ Harold Kase Sl QNDING Iohnl Dxetrrch fCoachl HE Red and Black basketeers of l936 l937 surpassed the record of the prevtous years team by coppmg tlurteen and dropptng stx t1lts Succeedmg tn turn1ng what seemed to be a d1SII1Gl campalgn mto one of outstandtng achlevernent the hoopsters hntshed the easort w1th etght stratght vtctortes and added one more thrtlltng chapter to tne coach na log of Iom ny Dtetrtch Fmtsmng fourth tn tre League Readtng captured seven and lost true league contests The s ason opened w1th a vtctory over Pottstown by 35 to 29 tn the new Northwest gymnas1um Followers of the squad were dlsheartened by the closeness of the score but Pottstown proved to be no pushover The vtsttors led at halfttrne and only last mtnute held goals by Bachrnan Werner and Welch dectded the 1ssue Hn easy vtctory over Pottsv1lle followed tn which the hrgh s ormg potent1al1t1es of the squad were much ln evidence as the K tlgnts scored forty SIX potnts to Pottsvllle s slxteen Legs Kramer corner from tenth grade la1d the crowd tn the atsles w1th hts agontzmg durlng the last mlnute of the game t11t wtth York at home ended starttng slowly the Readtng Fllter the Pottsvtlle szctrrntsh the ftrst league tn a two potnt de'eat for the locals Plfter qumtet ll d tfte score wlth several rntnutes of play lelt Keesey clinched the cortte wtth a held goal a mrnute before the game ended Ftnal s ore 30 28 Tne Red and Black courtmen dtvtded the tollowmg two games by trtrnmtng Lanca ter '99 LO a td lostng to Steelton 40 36 Fteturrung from Steelton the Ra1ders engaged the lohn Harms outht tn whtch lohn Harrts defeated them tn an extra perxod 37 35 So far none ot the three defeats admtmstered to the Readmg team had been bf more than tt e potnts l l .., AM -1 X , , Q M Q. , - . . Q. 5 4, 'L K - A z -- ' X v 1 w ,, lf., , . t, . I ? -. . x A f 'f e f .5 -I X y 5 ' . xx V ' '21 I ,N mv ,W ww ., 1 , l . . V , S . 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i y 1 1 . . , 9 ' ' , A - A 4 'Y A , , N, F. V - . , A , , . .X ,, . , , . , , . . , . '. 'e l , . ' A , . ' . ,St . ' . ' SC Q , A mx y r Q - X.: - , F ' , 1, - , - 4 . . . X 4 SCHEDULE Two games were lost by one fteld goal and the Steelton contest by two late buckets 'rorr scnmmage To date R H S had on leaaue wtn and three losses ln the ftftn l ague contest of the se on the Ratders shellacked Wtlltam Penn of Harnsbu g to the ture or 44 A3 lr th1s ga'ne the enttre squad tncluatrg the 1n1m1table Legs Kramer pa ttctpated Tne lostng complex was sttll tn camo how ver w nerr the team encountered Plllentown tn a non league fray Exceedtng roughres resulted tn a 30 27 wtn for the Canarles W th th ntemory of that h cttc football game sttll ln mtnd the basketball game was very hard fought Captain Sherry Werner and W llte Pttf we e hlgh men for thexr respecttve teams oltowrrvg the f-lllentown m1x came one of the most thrtllmg altercattons of the season The battle ended Nttn Lebanon ahead by ft Je potnts whtch were produced by Dtck Fox Lebanon captam and leadtng basket puncher of the c1rcu1t Garnertng twenty stx potnts altogether Fox was the man who declded the rs ue The battle was ttght and close throughout Pl close wtn over Qllentown and a second defeat by York preceded an etght game streak whtch was to w1n back every wayward and doubtful fan tn town Hllentown lost 40 38 and York won 34 30 The ftrst vtcttm of the steak was Lancaster and the box cornputatlon was 30 24 New l1fc and pep consumed the Red Kn1ght varstty Whlch romped to vrctorles over Pottsv1lle by 43 2l Steelton by 42 32 lohn Harrls by 40 33 Easton by 4l 29 VV1ll1am Penn fa close onel by 33 31 and Easton agatn by 36 27 lnctdentally the Easton game came as close to resembltng the Qshland football TIGSCO as any occurrence of the season Two rtots followed ftst ftghts among the players but th dauntless Kmghts rang up thlrty s poln s to Easton s twenty seven Lebanon s champtonshlp hopes faded 1n the f1nal game of the 36 37 season as the tnsplred Red Kntghts set thetr satls and blasted them out of a poss1ble ftrst place t1e by Wlnntng on a last mlnute fteld goal The f1nal per1od of thls torrld battle w1ll be remembered by the three thousand fans who Wttnessed It as one of the most thrtlltng duels ever staged on a local court The Wlnntng bucket was tossed up by Captatn Sherry Werner Whtle lazz Kase was the leadlng scorer for the ntght On the whole the season was as successful as one could have reasonably expected tt to be s1nce the team was tnexpertenccd and had trouble r1dd1ng themselves of sea legs IH the openmg game Reachng vs Readmg vs Readrng vs Fteadtng vs Readtng vs Readtng vs Readmg vs Readmg vs Readtng vs Readmg vs Readtng vs Readmg vs Reaatng x s Readtng vs Readtng vs Readmg vs Readmg vs Readtng vs Readtng vs 102 Pottstown Pottsv1lle York Lancaster Stee ton lohn Harrrs Wrlltam Penn Flllen o NH Lebanon fllllerttown York Lancaster Pottsvtlle Steelton lohn f-larrts Easton Wtlharn Penn Easton Lebanon 35 29 46 16 28 30 39 26 36 40 35 37 44 23 27 30 40 35 40 38 30 34 38 23 43 21 42 32 40 33 4l 29 33 3l 36 27 3l 30 . 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W... ....-.......-M.. .N ,.. . .f...a...--...-... .ff ,.. .,.,,. a IUNIOR VHRSITY BHSKETBHLL Bncker FOREG-ROUND Coach Rock FRONT HOW fleft to rlghtj Warren Htlbert Iohn Hummel Donald Stahl Roy Snyder George Dracha Rxchard Shollenberger Wxllxam Rhoads BACK ROW Harry Forred Kenneth Schaeffer Donald Brtcker fStudent Managerj Rtchard Trafford fRss1stant Managerj Paul Socket Dewey Boltz Leon Sha lfer Edwa d Carter HE Readlng Hlgh Iuntor Vars1ty dr1bb1ers completed another successful season by cop pmg thlrteen and losmg three league games durmg a schedule of sufteen tllts Coached by Hal Rock the youngsters opened the season wlth two one slded wtns and followed these v1ctor1es w1th 'wo league v1ctor1es over York and Lancaster Steelton temporanly set the Iunlor Knlghts on the1r heels but they recovered and trlpped the Iohn Harms St Marks and Lebanon teams H second defeat at the hands of the York qulntet ensued but the squad then won all but one of the followlng games The last defeat Was admlnlstered by a sharp shootlng determined Steelton team Dxetnch SCHEDULE 11B Class vs 10B Class Eve-nmg 1-hgh York IV Lancaster I V Steelton I V Iohn Harrts IV Lebanon York IV Semor Lan a er I V oteeltorm IV Iohn Harrt IV E storm Has o'1 IV Lebanon IV 41 16 1911 32 30 36 21 27 33 23 22 19 38 25 35 27 25 39 24 I.V. vs. ' ' - I.V. vs. . . - I.V. vs. . . - gy IV. vs. . . - I.V. vs. ' . . 35-12 I.V. vs. St. Marks 33- 7 IV. vs - IV. vs. . . - I V, vs. 1 ' s 30-17 1' IV, vs. C st , 31-13 lv. f' . . - I.V. vs . 's , 21-17 H ,W I.V. vs a. . IV. 38-19 -A ' ' IV vs. 2 . . . - H 'f ' IV. vs. . - Wtsner Scornzvacchr Storch Howell Costner Ruttenberg Vargo Bowerman Kube Iensen Snyder 3517 Al! ULILIIAL TRHCI4' Westley FROIN1 ROW fleft to rrghtl Montz Butzer Segal R Butner Welcl' Captatn Lowery F Burtner Puller Sharp Englehart Tol-Ter Yohn Iohnston Rosenthal SECOND ROW Lambert Newmoyer Tsakerts Patsourak1s Eshelman Manzohllo Ftuchter Palm Lansxll Brrght Holder Grant Fry Manager Westley THIRD ROW Sonsmt Stevens Geesman Lysczek Izzo Wtlson Hancox Rtckets Schumaker Kubacla V Rhoads Shalter Reppert Rudy Palsgrove FOURTH ROW Schlegel Schaeffer Ludwlg Leon Qnthony Quarles Zerby Campbell Boyer Was er Flshe Whalen OBr1en Lowery Fletschood Guss Borrell FIFTH ROW Head coach Iacobs Qsststant coach Rock German Stoner Mahosky Brrnkley Carter Gulstwtte Cross Rexch Etnsel Chollewa Kane Hummel Levan I-luchenbach Stttler M1ller Penn Hard SIXTH ROW Kemper Kramer Trout Copp Daly Rtclcolt Newhart Eberhardt Gent1le Wahrzymak Fanttllt S th1s book comes off the presses the small army of track candtdates wtll have rounded into shape and the fxnal selectton of squad 'nerrbers taken place Many pornt winners of last year have graduated but a wealth of green and veteran materxal emams for development under the able tutelage of Coach Iacobs and hrs asslstant Mr Rock Cold wet weather has been a sertous obstacle to the act1v1t1es of the vartous tract: groups Wetght men partrcularly have been hampered Partxcxpatmg 1n the Penn Relays at Phtladelphxa on Flprtl 24 the Red Krught relay team ran w1th a fast held on a soggy track and succeeded rn taktng thxrd place Sur passtng expectatxons th1s was really a credttable performance The members of thxs team we e Captaxn Charles Lowery anchor Frednck and Rtchard Brutner and Ernest Carter The Red Ratders followed Hltoona and Wtlltam Penn over the fmtsh lme The w1nn1ng Hltoona team was clocked tn 3 34 Readrng Hugh w1ll agaln enter the P I H Q sponsored dtstrtct and state meets Boys who capture fxrst or second places rn the d1str1ct meet are elxgtble to compete at Sta e College tn the state meet Date Hprll Z4 Qprr May May May May May May 104 130 8 l 1 2 2 3 SCHEDULE Penn Relays Inter Class Meet Quadrangular Meet CYork Lancaster Wm Pe Bethlehem Dual Meet Hllentown Dual Meet DISIIICI III PIR Fl PIR H State Meet Readmg Interscholastlcs Ph1ladelph1a Readmg Lancaster nn and Readtngl Readlng Flllentown Harrtsburg State College Readlng Lowery 'n , ,ull 9, r ' I - b , V 1 . 1' 1 1, ' I - , - I 1 A . - 1 1 1 - r r I r I r r 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 Ir r r 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 -lr - 1 1 , , , . . 1 - 1 r r r I 1 1 I I I n r 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' A 8 'ws 9 .. . , 1 . . . 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UULMA 351 'Uv' UR ll W BHSEBHLL Kdse FRONT ROW fleft to rlghtl Igeroy Klme Vzncent Carpenter Stewart Tatt Robert Gresh Bernard Le1sey W1ll1am Rhodes Frank IHS SECOND ROW Coach D1etr1ch Carl Boltz W1lllGm Kunkelman Hngelo Baro Sherwood Werner Harry Forred Ben am1n Watts Captam Harold Kose R1chard C1r1ff1th Karl Bachmcm Donald Stahl Frank Iakobowslu Wayne Lutz George Dracha HE Readlng H1gn baseball comb1nat1on coached by Iohnny D1etr1ch and captamed by Harold Kase tr1mmed the Slfullmgton Speed Boys 16 4 IH the openmg game of the sea son Drsplavmg plenty of class and sluggmg power the p11l chasers are headed for a commendable season H111 School also proved to be an easy v1ct1m for the heavy h1tt1ng nlne as s1xteen men crossed the home plate for the Kmghts wh11e H111 School fa11ed to advance any further than th1rd base However the Pottstown Tro1ans turned the tables on the Dletrrch coached clan by defeatmg them to the tune of 14 2 Flnqelo Baro dependable Red Kmght hurler pllChSd the entlre f1rst league game whtch was W1 h Bethlehem Forred proved to be a valuable player as he chalked up three h1ts and one horner to 1 e1p boost the score to 6 1 our favor Captam Kase held the h1ghest battmg average at the end of the f1rst four games 500 Wllh several of h1s team mates close behmd If the fxrst four games are a true 1nd1cat1on of the strength of the Red Kmght aggregauon they should be able to sa1l through the tough slxteen game schedule w1tr1 a pleasmg number of w1ns Date Plpnl 12 Qpr11 14 Qpr1l 19 Plpr1l 23 Flprll 27 Flprrl 30 May May May May May May May May une une Bomgut Team Sh1l11ngton H111 School Pottstown Bethlehem B1rdsboro Hllentown Lebanon Easton Sprrng Ctty Bethlehem Sprlng C1ty Flllentown Pottstown Easton Lebanon Faculty Place Home Plwaj Home Home Home Elway Hway Home Plway Hway Home Home Hway Hway Home Home Eas ern Pennsyllama Conference Games l 5 D. 1 - ,,41 'N' ll If If .iw-in V V: tal W . ' xwy u , if f , N ', H Dx V f 'M 4 V 1. 1 N A I THIRD Rovxl A I A I 1 g I 1 , Q' 14,7 .V I Y C I , . . g 1 , 4 5 , , 8 H , . ' ' 14 18 ' ' 21 1 24 ' 29 I 3 I 4 V 3517 Al! ULILIIA t TD' 3 6 7, A 3 3 5 9 Bloom THBLE TENNIS Lett to r1gl t Coach Wrsler Bernard Rosenthal Robert Ruttenberg Leo Bloom INISHING second at the end of the ftrst halt and fourth at the end ot the second halt t the crack c1ty Pl League the varsrty table tenn1s team made a commendable effort conslderlng the obstacles 1n the path to the1r success Handlcapped by the lack of a home court on whrch to pract1ce therr havmg to play all league matches on forelgn courts and the drthculty of securmg sultable transportatron the paddllng Krughts of R H S had a complrcated row to cultlvate The aglle swatters on the B team fared better than therr spherord chasmg brothers They tlmshed second 1n both halves ot the B League losmg only two matches to the Y M C H The Bees are lrvm Koons capta1n and manager Harold Spector Damel Rubensteln and lake Flchthorn In both the Pl and B leagues the competltlon was decldedly rmproved th1s year Ever rncreasrng IH popularlty the game of the 9x5 table shows promrse of sweeplng the town 1n the near tuture Th1s year s group of R H S paddlers ranked as the second best outht 1n both leagues Both H and B teams expect to play all matches away next year The schedules of both teams follow B THBLE TENNIS TEHM THBLE TENNIS TERM Fnst Half R H S I,-ns, han R H 5 R H S Penn Wheelman Won R H S Fourth and Laurel Won R H S Keystone Convrcts Won R H S Tyson Schoener Won R H 5 Z Won R H s amanda smut Won R H S Keystone Leaders Lost R H S M C LOS1 R H S Hdcmslown Won R H S Sigma Rlpha Rho Won R H S Tennesseers Lost R H S gchvah Won R H S Bachelor s Club Won Second half R H S Second hqlf R H S R H S Penn Wheelman Won R H S Drplomats Won R H S Fourth and Laurel Won R H S Qurnta Club Won R H S Tyson Schoener Won R H S Z Lost R H S Fldamstown Won R H S P1 Delta Upsrlon Won R H S Flmanda Stoudt Won R H S Hdamstown Lost R H S M C Lost R H S Tennesseers Lost R H S Srgma Pllpha Rho Won R H S Bachelor s Club Won R H S Plchvah Won Rosenthal 106 lu 5' K' , ' o . .. .. . . 1 f , , . . . . .t ,. . . . I , . . . . .. .. . . n . . , r r , .. ., .. ,, . . . . . , . A I .. ,. .t ,f 3 ...cw I ul In :IBM ...A V . , ,vs. 1 A 'VS' . , ' ' 'VS' . . .vs, - R.H,S. vs. Qulnta Club Won RH-S VS. Qdamsmwn Won . . . vs. H. . Fl. VS ' ' 'VS' . . . vs. Y. . . Q, ' ' 'Vs' , . . vs. ' . . .vs. I V I 'VS' . . .vs. ' .ti fare . . .vs. ' ' . . .vs. ' , . . vs. gk - 4 -VS' A . . . vs. - . . .vs. H. . Fl. . .vs. A' . . .vs, ' ' . . vs. Y - - -VS' . . .vs. Y. . . Pl. A - VVS- . , .vs. ' - - -VS- ' . , .vs. I ULILIIA 3517 FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtl SOCCER Vargo Rtchard Gnthth Cameron Watts Robert Gre h Domonlc Parentl Flndrew Vargo CCapta1nJ Earl Ftzz Frank Doblsesky Gerald Sull1van SECOND ROW Coachl I Dletrxch Ftllen Sell lack Toker Robert Boyer George Getger Karl lmhoft Iack W1l hams Benjamm Watts Bruce Gehret fStudent Managerl ITH an almost ent1rely new combtnatton the Red Kntght booters had a none too good season They won only one match drew two tres and dropped four games Rlthough Sell Imhotf W1ll1ams Boyer and Captaln Vargo saw thelr last season w1th Read1ng Htgh only two of these are veterans Coach D1etr1ch bu1lt the club around Vargo haltback and Sell forward and fullback Most ot the booters have been tn Readtng Htgh tor only one year and the only prev1ous experlence they had had was rumor hxgh competltton However coach Dletnch expects to butld a w1n n1ng combmatlon next year wtth somewhat more experlenced materlal October October October October Oc ober October November 6 tlovember l4 Gehret The hrst game wxth Muhlenberg made apparent the tact that the Red Knlght booters were hand1capped wtth but two veterans It was Cllll1CLlll for the Kntghts to break up Muhlenberg s supertor passlng and perfect ttmmg The last garne showed what expe 1 ence could do when the Red Kntght team held powerful Glrard College team to a 2 O score however they could not score upon the team that has run up 56 v1ctor1es over four years Getger an underclassman played a great game at goal to stave off the Gtrard booters He and several others w1ll form the nucleus for the 37 Red Kmght Soccer team SUMMFIRY Read1ng Read1ng Readmg Readmg Readlng Read1ng Read1ng Read1ng Muhlenberg Bethlehem Mt Penn Mt Penn Wyom1ss1ng West Read1ng Bethlehem Glrard College l 7 lO-- ' vs. O-2 t l4- ' vs. U-6 l 7- ' vs. . l-2 24- ' vs, . l -l t 27- ' vs. ' ' 3-l 29- ' vs, ' O-O - ' vs. - 4 vs. ' U-2 FLW' J? 5 nf' .W if Eben 3517 Al! I Ll IA E B' vc an GOLF FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtl Joseph Brucher Ernest Fowler W1l11am Eben lack Mumma SECOND ROW Coach Brucher lohn G1les Fhchard Palmer EFEHTING a strong Wyom1ss1ng team 111 the1r hrst 'natch the Readlng Hlgh School golf squad shows prom1se of upho1d1ng the hrgh standard of match play set ln recent years by former Red Kmght golfers Led by Captam B111 Eben the group cons1sts of R1chard Palmer lack Mumma Ernest Fowler loe Brucher and Iohn G1les Coach Brucher hand1capped by the 1ne11g1b111ty of two three year veterans Captam Eben and lack Mumma appomted Rlchard Palmer actmg captam of the squad Palmer 1S now 1n h1s th1rd year as a f1rst strmger and IS expected to lead the squad to another laudable season Fmal score of f1rst match Readmg H1gh 101 Wyom1ss1ng H1gh 71 GOLF SCHEDULE Season 1937 Date Team Place Hpr11 P1pr11 May May May May May May 22 26 22 26 29 WYOm1SS1Dg Flblngton F 6 M Hcademy WYOm1SS1Hg Hershey F G M Hcademy Hershey Hbmgton Berkshlre Country Club Huntmgton Country Club Overlook Country Club Berks1'11re Country Club Berkshufe Country Club Readmg Country Club Hershey Golf Course Readlng Country Club Qua11fy1ng Round for State H1gh School Champ1onsh1p 108 Saturday, May 15, Hershey, Penna Coach Brucher ' 1 1 '- x, , be A . 1 ,. , L , E EM., A 1 'Z - .YE QQ ig' . 1 'S Ai diff, Ig' ' 15 ,i5'4 v . 11 M is F ,Q - N , 7 J, L, N ,ay 1. 1 ,E ' 1' ,33 5 5-13 We , - ,A f .. 6.. . .. 1 ff, ' ,ww gf A Z' 4.-4 ' Zi' Mg, 'J , ' A D . . 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I LILIIAL 3517 sp, A ya Q, -,gf f' Jw..- O'?+-Qi , ,F V tw fi ,n...-nb LY-ll TENNIS Leo Bloom Morr1s Knoblauch Thomas Grtesemer Ralph Berry Wtllrarrt Bloom PRO JT ROW Cleft to rlghtl SECOND ROW Coach Wtsler Iack Paull Robert Ruttertberg Paul Sockel George Schaeffer V as .Hu 'sy- 345 1?'e Bloom lTH three veterans I'9I1'lGl1'11Fg from the prevtous year s squad Coach Wtsler had the cho1ce of the best men from a tournament of over forty candtdates to ftll the remarn mg two POSITIONS Prospects of f1n1sh1ng wtth a better record than that of the 1936 conttngent are brtght The three veterans are Captarn Leo Bloom Cplaymg hts thtrd year on the varsttyl Murray Knoblauch and Thomas Grte emer Outstandmg candldates for the team are Ralph Berry Iacrc Paull :J W1ll1G l Bloom George Schaeffer and Danlel Crystal Because there were no clay courts of good playtng quahty avallable the racket Wteldmg rted Knrghts were forced to forego an tnvttatron to enter the Lehtgh Valley Scholasttc tenms league Nevertheless a s hedule consrstmg of seven home and f1V9 away matches was comprled Hprtl May May May Ma y May May May May Plprtl dl-4 Coach Wxsler SCHEDULE Date Team 29 l 4 7 l2 l8 19 21 25 28 Hlbrtght Ir Varslty Iohn Hams Lebanon Palmerton Iohn F-larrts Pllbnght lr Varstty Pottsvtlle Palmerton Pottsvtlle Hlbrlght Ir Va stty VVhere Played Home Home Hway Home Hway Home Home Flway Flway Home . 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ULILIIA 10111152011 CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghtl Ray Iohnston Iohn Warznlck Hazg Goddard Floyd Yohn Macle Rosenthal Benton Holder SECOND ROW gerlrl eth Hopkxns lra Thompson Donald Butzer Rlvm Hyman James O Connell Lake Rxckolt Damel ts er THIRD ROW Mr Iacobs fCoachJ George Dxetz Clvlanagerl Edward Fantllh Clarence Relch Paul Eberhard Paul Iensen Wlllram Bender Mr Boyles fCoachJ EHDING HIGH S well balanced cross country team coached by Mr Iacobs and Mr Boyles not only completed a very successful season by beatlng such teams as Lansford and Mt Carmel but also chmaxed the season by wmmng a cup for Readmg H1gh s trophy case Lo mg only one meet th1s talented squad lead by Ray Iohnston captaln and Floyd Yohn sprtnted to V1ClOTY after v1ctory Rlthough the seven year supremacy of Readmg H1gh s cross country captams was broken by a B1rdsboro youth at the Recreahon run the Read1ng harrlers had for the flrst time an exceptlonally Well balanced team Hmassmg fltty pomts Readmg Htgh Won the ftrst annual Eastern Pennsylvanta scholastlc champlonshlp at Pottsv1lle Competlng wlth flve other teams the Red Knlghts fleet footea harrlers boldly spurted to vtctory Hlthough a Lansford ace came 1n ftrst more Readmg men than foes were close enough on hr trall to W1n the meet The cross country team showed fme Splfll at every meet Never gxvmg IH untll they passed the f1n1sh l1ne uslng every btt of avatlable energy the squad set an example that all h1gh school students should follow 110 October October 16 October 20 October 29 November 2 No ember 11 November 14 SCHEDULE Readmg 21 Readmg 34 Readmg 17 Readmg 27 Readmg 22 Readmg SU Pottsvllle Blrdsboro Iohn Harrls Mt Carmel Lansford Lansforcl 59 fRunner Upl fEast rn Pennsylvanla scholasttc meetl Read1ng33 Btrdsboro fRecreat1on Runl 1 ' g ' 34 - ' g A 21 f 5 A 36 - ' g . 28 ' 5 33 ' 5 ' 59 Dextz LI ULIL IA 3517 CHEERLEHDERS Miller FRONT ROW Cleft to rxghtl Raymond Mnller Iohn We1nhold Mr Schalch Wayne I-luchenbach Benny Varzshone R El R E Fl Dl D Il D Il D I N Gll REFlDINGl REHDINGY REHDINGJ TEHMU TEHMH TEQMU Thls mxght come from anywhere but 1t IS usually heard aftera Readmg H ah School assembly or at a Readmg Hlgh School athletrc contest Th1s razz me tazz bursts forth from the capaclous lungs of our able cheerleaders w1th all the gusto and lustlness of whlch they are capable Of course they are abetted by the rest of the peppy Readmg H1gh School rooters Our pep products stand out from the crowd xn the1r red and black unlforms They are rn d1v1dual1st1c not only ln the1r garb but also m the1r vo1ce quahty and leadershtp The1r style of leadersh1p runs from a low crouch to a hzgh Jump plus much gest1culat1on The1r sponsor Mr Schazch keeps the cheerleaders tn ht form and h1s own cheerful personal1ty IS a guldmg somt for hls youthful proteges Ht any assembly or l1vely occas1on they are on the1r toes to go through the1r routme of gymnastxcs and ludlcrous xmpromptu speeches They are unabashed by large crowds but for the1r protect1on they are often found at the smaller end of a megaphone Dtstance IS no obstacle to our flashy yellers They travel to all pomts far and near to put on a performonce wh1ch w1ll spur our athletes on to v1c tory They g1ve the1r servtces whenever and wherever they are needed What would a b1g game be w1thout our cheerleaders to conduct the yells and songs? They glve to the ala ka knecks and touch dowr' song an added zest whxch would be sadly lackmg w1thout them Vtm vxgor and v1tal1ty are what they have and use to good advantage The1r nngmg yells and energehc mot1ons prov1de the whlpped cream for our favorlte d hes ass mblles and sports Rahl Rahl Rahl Three cheer for the cneerleadersl Mr Schcnch ll l ' - 1 1 r - r 1 - . . . . . G . , . , . - 4 A 1 1 ' . f .-,: .,,,,. N, I I . - - - . A l3r ., 9 , . . , S , 1 -.4 , ' M-wwf? 1 ima, DESIGNATES GIRLS WHO EARNED a,ooo POINT AWARD DEENGNATES GHILS ws-vo emzweo boo PosNT AWARD A , Ji W lb +5 . Q . 3, I 'N f ,i Y M1 , H' fs, Mr i ' 4 IU 3 ., , A f ,sf , A ,t A, V. M ,f , ff v w-.4 k I ey sew. f 'fx' i A ., ' . Q' . f 1 -Y 'wg I AM UMLR 351 ,.... im in 'ff-v-vi-vw 'QEFWUZL un GIRLS SOCCER Ffmell LRONT ROW Cl ft to rrghtj Ethel Erb Iune Farrell Katherme Kaultman SECOND ROW Rnna Oaks MlTlGm Shoemaker Katherme Getb Martha Walters Ruth Fromm Frances Vrscardt Eltzabeth Teras Mary K1rkley Helen Maslanka THIRD ROW Helen Shatter Iulxa Hdams Lrlltan Updegrove Ruth Hubler Mary Walters Pearl Wemhold Dorothy Straussel Betty Wagner Florence May Rosabelle Lucta FOURTH ROW Caroltne Devlm Hnna Grresemer Roberta Calus Tune Grtm Mary Hdams Dorts Gallman Betty FIFTH ROW Shalter Iosephrne D1 Santts V1rg1n1a Black Dorothy Gass Thelma Ftnnerfrock Margaret Donato Ruth Sellers loyce Lelbensberger Qnna Thren Margaret OBr1en Luellamae Seamens Beatnce Law Eva Wetdenhetmer Hr. g1rls 1936 soccer season was very successful Stxty one g1rls parttcxpated 1n the sport thts season The tenth grade team had the largest squad wtth twenty e1ght glrls taklng part Several practtces were devoted to preparatlon for the soccer dernonstratton whtch was gtven at the Teachers Conventton The g1rls took sklll tests and were drtlled on the rules and regulattons of the game lane rarrell was elected manager by the soccer parttctpants lune Farrell Katherme Kauffman and Ethel Erb were the captatns of the twelfth elev enth and tenth grade teams respecttvely The preltrnmary and ltnal leagues were Won by the twellth grade team which wort both of tts games The gtrls who l'ave been awarded the hundred pomt tel' letter number forty SCORES Preltrrurarf League l2B vs llB llB .fs B l2B vs IUB Mator League l2Bvs llB llBvs IUB ll5 .L I I I A 5 , ki 1 1 ,,,,, , Q ,-Y7: I 1 J 1 1 , -f 1 5' Christian, Irma 'Ozlemkewicz, Betty Glaes. 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UML M ESiel'1Y GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY FRONT ROW flett to Tlghll Mary Herb Emma Hotfman Helen Rszeutek Mary Dunkleberger Iane Esterly Marte Farma Dorothy Curry Lourse DeGauer Geraldxne Hartman SECOND ROW Stella Barna Vlolet Mtsh Carolxne Muhlenberg Iane Bomberger Helena Kruczewskr Tnere a Mancuso Barbara Curtls Margaret Bauscher Iul1a Vokl Vlolet Bagor Ruth Buddell THIRD ROW Mar1or1e Lebo Qngelme Guxdara Iosephme Hccordtno I'-ldele Ferguson Dorothy Falwauer Myrtle Stegman Edna Schxllmg Flrlme Rtchards Maman Samar Helen Salszck Sh1rley Kochard Mtldred Sensenlg FOURTH ROW Frances Rudolph Margaret Hollenbach lane Rothenberger Dorothy Nagle Maryl Letnmger Mary C Belhs Marguerlte Sch1ll1ng Kathryn Goodall Regma Lesczynska Dorothy Ktrkley Dorothy Board Betty Lelghton Grace Levan FIFTH ROW Mtrtam Rudolph Betty Ruth Martha Ruth Wanda Iannszewslu Rose Hxrsch Vtctorxa Sultams Chrxstme Tambakls Mary Tambakls Dawn Rutter Dorothy Rhode Margaret Spatz UR 1936 l937 hockey season was successful not only because a large number of glrls turned out but also because almost every asp1rant earned her letter Ol the S1XlY seven glrls who reported twenty seven were from the tenth grade twenty four from the eleventh grade and the remaxnlng persons were semors There was one team formed from each class and these teams were re tamed throughout the Preltmlnary and Mayor Leagues The 12B team managed to Wm the Prellmlnary League by downlng both the llB and the IUB teams by close scores November brought brlsk weather for the tmal league and the eleventh graders reacted to the stlmulus by easxly down mg thetr tenth and twelfth grade opponents to w1n the Ma1or League and the champtonshtp October ZZ October 27 October 29 November 3 NovemberlO Novemberl7 SCORES llBvs 12B vs lZB vs llB vs l2B vs 12B vs The team captams were as follows 12B Iane Esterly llB Mary Dunkleberger lUB Mane Fartna 116 Dunkleberger .l0B l-0 .lOB 2-l .llB 3-l .lOB 6-U .IUB l-U .llB 0-l Al AIL IA 3517 GIRLS SWIMMING Gelb FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtj rlorence Thomas Fern Mtller Iosephme DeSant1s Helen Wtnters Vtrgtnta Hgostme Betty Schaeffer SECOND ROW Betty Glaes Ka harme Gexb tManagerJ Irene Bauscher Blanche Kupp Beatrtce Law Hrlme Vocum Iesste Warunek Marporxe Harrtson THIRD ROW Edtth Moyer Ruth Maurer Grace Ludwtg Dorothy Hoffman Dorothy Ktlhan Evelyn Ktlltan Vu' gtnta Ranenzahn Carolyn Devlm lean Loehman 1 OURTH ROW Rosemary Marberger Mmam Shoemaker Helen Dtetrtch Hnn Wanner Florence Emore Members absent from picture-Hnne Stewart Shtrley Gehrzs Chrtstme Bard Beatrtce Focht Ethel Erb Iune Farrell tSemor Prestdentl Bernice Bernard Betty lane Levan tlunxor Presxdentj URtNG the past year the Swtrnmmg Club has become very popular among the athlettc m1nded gtrls ot sentor htgh Under the d1rect1on of MISS McDowell approxlmately tttty g rls practtced weekly at the Y W C H and emoyed Splash Days and Play Days On Play Days the glrls demonstrated vartous games and races before an audtence of htgh school co eds On Splash Days all gtrls who had sports perm1ss1on cards were permttted to swlm The gtrls were dtvtded mto three groups accordmg to ab1l1ty begmner tntermedtate and advanced Each group was gtven an achtevement test at the end of ten lessons The gtrls who passed the test and rece1ved pomts torG H Pl awards were Begmners Test Iosephtne D1 Santts Intermedtate Test Betty lane Levan Beatrtce Law Hdvanced No l Erma Mclimney Maryorte Harrtson Fldvanced No 2 Katharme Getb Betty Leva'1 and Iune Farrell were elected captatns ot the Iumor and Sert tor groups respecttvely It was the duty ot these gtrls to atd the tnstructor tn the preparatlon of the programs Qt the end of the school year a swtmmmg meet was held Races game and dtvtng were mcluded tn thts mterestmg meet Each class entered a team and all gtrls who had sports permtsston cards and four practice per ods mere eltgtble to compete The team orgamzers were Marjorle Mlss McDowell Harrtson Katharme Getb and Iun Farrell 117 , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 A- 1 1 1 1 A 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 f 1 1 1 v . . . - 1 I . . . ., . 1 1 . .s, , . . t A '- , . . - , , ' t. . 7 . 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KAI Kauffman GIRLS VHRSITY BHSKETBHLL FRONT ROW fleft to nghtl Helen Moyer 9nna Oaks Florence May Iune Farrell Mary Dunkelberger Mxldred Ruttenberg Dorothy Good Frances Zychewxcz Betty Glaes SECOND ROW Dorothy Curry V1rg1n1a Detterhne Helen Sychterz 9nna Sa 1oleW1cz Martha Ruth lane Wether hold Wanda Iamszewskx Theresa Mancuso THIRD ROW Iulla Hdams Dorothy Board Ruth Flemmmg Mxrlam Shoemaker Katharme Kauffman Irma Oztem kewxcz Iune Grtm Mary Levan FOURTH ROW lane Hlester M1F1Qm Rudolph Irma McK1nney Mar1or1e Harrtson Ro abelle Lucla Mane Farma Stella Bama Lorrame Garner peppy and spmted group of Readmg Hlgh co eds made th1s years basketball season one of the best the glrls have ever had The semors succeeded ln coppmg the fmal league pennant Wxth four v1ctor1es and one defeat The Jumors Won the pre11m1nary league wtth four vrctones and no defeats Mlrlarn Shoemaker ana M11clrea Ruttenbe g were capta1ns of the twelfth eleventh and tenth grade teams respectlvely The f1na1 league was most excltlng 9fter snr hard fought games the 1un 1ors and senlors Were tied for f1rst place each havxng won three games and lost one The champ1onsh1p game was full of thr111s and sp1lls W1th a 12 7 lead at the end of the half the 119 s second strlng entered the game full of spmt In the thlrd quarter the 129 s got a lead wh1ch the Junlors could not over come Vwlhen the fmal wh1stle was blown the 129 s led by a score of 19 17 thus w1nn1 g the 1937 basketball champ1onsh1p The sco es of the fmal league were as follows 129 vs ll9vs 119vs l29vs 119vs 109vs 119vs 18 9 3210 3 2 18 30 3510 2416 1137 1719 Mxss McHose 1 l 2 1 The girls elected Katharine Kauffman student manager. Iune Farrell, . 109 - , 109 2- . 129 - . 109 - , 12 - - . 119 - ' . 129 - ' 1 LI! AILIIA 3517 GIRLS JUNIOR VHRSITY BHSKETBHLL Bdsm' FRONT ROW fleft to r1ghtJ Dorothy Rhode Dawn Rutter Geraldxne Moyer Edna Hart Dorothy Fahnauer SILCOND ROW Luellamae Seamans Helen Kruszew kt Eugema Englrsh Marguertte Schrlltng Loutse DeGour Emma Hoffman Carolyn Devlm lfilRD ROW Ruth Fromm Iosephxne D1Sant1s Iune Zrmm r Mary Herb Evelyn Epler Vrolet Bagor Edna Shlll mg Isabel Weaver Helen Rzesutek Ethel Erb Dons Gallman ECRUSE of the large number of glrls reportlng for basketball the mexpertenced grrls were g1ve the opportumty of rmprovmg therr sk111 through the formatron of a yunror varslty league Only the IUHIOTS and freshmen had Iumor Varsxty teams ' V g rls had a very mterestlng and successful seasor' The I V g1r1s of thls season had a very good chance of maklng thetr class warslty team of next year They recetved suggestlons to unprove thelr shootmg DGSSIHQ guardmg prvotmg and femtmg Ht the end of the sea son the g1r1s showed a great deal of lmprovement 1n therr game Three peppy games were played by these g1r1s The tenth grade tea'n came through as v1ctors Wtnrung all three games lt looks as though the Moyer tenth grade tear' wrll prove strff competrtton next year S ore of the Iumor Varsttf league were as follows February 18 109 vs 119 29 13 February 26 10131 vs 119 2 4 March 10131 vs 11F1 11 X jr They. 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ULILI L Shoemaker GIRLS BHSEBHLL FRONT ROW tleft to rtghtl Ruth Buddell Ro e Hxrsch Mmam Rudolph Ruth Fromm Mxrtam Shoemaker Carolm Devlm Dorothy Straussel Dorothy Gass Emma Hoffman SECOND ROW Luella May Seaman Vxrgmla 9gost1ne Grace Levan Iosephme De Santas Ethel Erb Elsie Dretrzch Mary Hxest Qnna Vogt Constance Hlgh THIRD ROW M1ldred Ruttenberg Genevleve Zaw1dzk1 Edna Blgony Mary Dunkleberger Beatrrce Law Dawn Rutter Dorothy Rhoaas Geraldlne Moyer Rose Grossman Mar1or1e Harrtson FOURTH ROW 9nge11ne Gurdara Mary Levan Mary Pe1pher Catherme Goodall Teresa Mancusco Qlma Bernstal V1rg1n1a Detterlme Ruth Wentzel Stella Conner Dons Gallruan Loutse De Gour FIFTH ROW Margaret O Brxen Margaret Spatz Helen Saltzek Thelma Kase V1rg1n1a Voung Ruth Flemmmg Katherme Kauffman Rosabella Lucta Katherme Gexb Iosephlne Hccordmo Dorothy Kerlmg Lor ralne Garner IIE 1937 gtrls baseball season was a short one smce only two tea ns parttcxpated 1n the hnal league The Junlors and freshmen staged a very lnterestlng tourney wtth the Junlors copptng the t1t1e Mmam Shoemaker whom the gtrls elected manager performed ner dunes very capably Catherme Goodall acted as her asststant In the preltmtnary league each class load two teams Genevleve 7avt1d skt was captaln of the ll9l team wh11e Catherlne Goodall was caotam I the 1192 team The tenth grade captams were Ruth Fromm and Ethel Erh Because of the muddy ground the f1rst practlces were held mdoors How ever the gxrls were very eager to go outstde to play and were able to do so after a short ttme 91ter the prelxmmary league the two teams entered the f1na1 league Wllh plenty of pep v1b and vlgor and made thts season a very successful one SCHEDULE Preltmtnary League 9pr1126 1191 1091 9pr1l28 1191 1192 May 3 1191 1192 120 1192 1092 1091 1092 1092 1091 Goodall 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 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' 1 A 1 1 1 - All KAI IA 3517 I my 'C on GIRLS VOLLEYBHLL Oaks rRONT ROW Cleft to r1ght1 Betty Glaes Florence May Helen Moyer Wanda 1C1H1SZeWSkl Mary Walter Dorothy Good 9nna Oaks Helen Shalter Helen Sychterz 9nna Samolewtcz SECOND ROW Eleanor Bagor Elrzabeth Taras lane Huls Geraldzne Hartman Rosa Grater Florence Celebuckt Betty Chrxstlan Irma Ozremkewlcz Dorothy Fahnauer Dorothy Curry lune Grrm Sylvla Pelson THIRD ROW Eugema Englxsh Marguente Schrllrng Ethel Nunemacher Ethe1Stubb1eb1ne Shrrley Koshard Iuha Volkl Helen Twardowskr 9de1e Zalegowkr Iane Smrth Dorothy Board FOURTH ROW Marte Parma 9de1e Lemmer Mrrxam Gerhart Betty lane Levan Mary Kzrkley Mrldred Sensenxng Stella Bama Helen Rzesutek 9nna Thren Irene Daburlos lane Hetster F1FTH ROVV Isabelle Weaver Vrrgmxa Wreser Betty Delp Eleanor Brophy Vxolet Bagor L1ll1an Stevmson Edna Scntllmg Eleanor Szablow kr Vlolet Putz Ht. g1rls volleyball season open d 1n 9pr11 wlth approxrmately S1XlY grrls reportmg 9nna Oalcs who was elected manager d1d much to make the season a most lnterestlng one Wanda Ian1szewsk1 was her rehable ass1stant Betty Glaes Dorothy Curry Flor ence Ce1ebuck1 Marte Parma and 9de1e Lemmer were elected captams of thetr respec t1ve teams Iamszewslu The preltmmary league cons1sted of hve teams one from the twelfth grade and two from each the eleventh and tenth grades The tmal league was most exc1t1ng because xt conslsted ot only three teams one team from each grade There was strong competltron among all teams even to the last game Preltmlnary League Emal League 9prx1 8 9p 11 13 Flprtl 15 9pr1120 9pr1122 1191 1192 1191 129 1191 1192 1191 129 1192 1091 1091 1092 1092 1091 129 1091 1192 1092 129 1092 May 6 119 9 May 11 109 29 May 13 109 119 121 V 11, , 'fe gy. . 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ULILIIA hi -? ...Y Ioseph GIRLS THBLE TENNIS FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghtl Shxtley Cohen Hlverta Renmnger Ruth Ioseph Vxlma Pendel Kaleope Nrckle SECOND ROW llghnme Morretto Mabel Schropp Eleanor Troutman Chrtstme Kmsey Katharlne Getb Dorothy oreman THIRD ROW lane Rothenberger Helen Bxalas Madellne Kercher Margaret Spatz Mmam Stem HL gtrls 19361937 table tennxs season started on December twentleth w1th approx1 mately twenty two gtrls reportmg Havlng been organlzed the part1c1pants drew names These names were then placed on ladders under the days Monday Tuesday Wednes day and Thursday Thls ladder tournament lasted approxlmately six weeks w1th each g1r playxng at least tour games to be el1g1ble for the ehmmatxon tournament Thlrteen g1rls were ellglble The names were agam drawn and placed on a chart Hfter th1s el1m1nat1on a hnal play off was staged between Shxrley Cohen and Ruth Ioseph Rtter three hard fought game Shlrley Cohen copped the table tennts tournament t1tle The season was full of excxternent and thrllls I-'liter mary peppy games the g1rls learned many new tncks Sh1rley Cohen who won the tourna ment gamed the t1tle after many hard fought games Hnyone who saw th1s httle MISS play wxll know that she deserved the honor of bemg crowned the tltle winner Here at Readlng Hlgh gtrls table tennls 1S an lndlvldual sport The w1nner ot the tournament recelves a black felt old Enghsh R and 50 polnts These 50 poxnts count toward the hlgher awards The hlgher awards are the chenllle letter whtch IS glven for SUO polnts the pm wh1ch IS gxven tor 600 pomts and the guard for the pm wh1ch IS g1ven for l OOO polnts 'P P 'Yhdg-g Cohen 122 T T ' ' 'II T we f s ' A , ww' -' Q- Mil' ,W Q, W ,,Q, , --.4 T I .X Q T ,J , ,.,,,,l - V -LJ 2 U' l 5 ! . 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A , ' . . . ,. . , - h , - . , . . 3 , : f I 1 , , r. -' 'Q-L-ef :SQ , J., eiggggg ,A :L all x Al AI L HY GIRLS TENNIS Glues FRONT ROW Cleft to rrghtl Josephine Flccordlano Grace Hottel Qnna Mrs Helen Mazurek Florence Hawk Betty Glae Fern Mocdhart Catherme Goodall Dorothy Hellner Helen Dtetrtch Evelyn Ktlltan SECOND ROW Rose Hrrsch Qnne Plbel Vtolet Horntng Katherme Kralewskr Frances Novak Helen Rzesutek Pearl Flngstadt Dorthea Schmenl Mary Eltzabeth Saltzman Helen Shalters Edna Schtllmg THIRD ROW Dorothy Kerltng Germatne Roshon Myrtle Stegman Emtly DeTemple Madeltne Kercher Mtrtam Lrpman Hlma Bernstel Sarah Snyder Ltlyan Heckman V1lma Pendel Dorothy Lee Kaleope Ntckles Helen Horn FOURTH ROW Dorothy Levtck Irene Bauscher Margaret Cox Finn Lerch Carolme Muhlenburg Helen Sychterz Hnna Samolewtcz Eugema Morozewtcz Vmcenza Chtnntct Dorothy Rdams Hngeltne Gutdara Betty Rothenberger Constance Htgh Lorratne Garner FIFTH ROW Stella Barna Selma Schaeffer Iune Hxghlands Helen Salstch Margaret Spatz Norma Yoder Noel Wetdman Genevreve Zawrdskt V1rg1ntaHuyett Eleanor Sell Margaret M Dlener Grace Ludwtg Betty Strtckler SIXTH ROW Iulranne Htrshland Marte Colltns Bertha Peplau Manorte Tate Eleanor Bagor Marte Fartna Ruth Drabervstadt Sylvta Pelson Ethel Erb lean Lochman HE ftrst call for g1rls tennts was responded to by ntnety gtrls more than ever before Betty Glaes who was elected manager worked hard to make the season successful Genevteve Zawldskt was her helpful ass1stant The gtrls were dtvtded mto two groups the begtnners dtvtston and the ad vanced dxvtston The begtnners who had not played tenn1s before were gtven 1nstruct1ons tw1ce each week The gtrls were taught servxng scor mg and other tmportant fundamentals of the garre Qt the end of the sea son much xmprovement was shown rn the grrls game The advanced grouo had a very mteresttng ladder tournament Througn the system of eltmlnatxon the wtnner of the round was dectded Thls wm ner recerved 50 potnts and a black felt letter In the toumament the gtrls learned many new tncks and tmproved thetr games tremendously Zawidskr 123 f 1 1 1 V 1 1 SV ' 1 1 1 V - t 1 1 V 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 - V 1 V 1 1 1 V V 1 V 1 1 V V 1 V 1 V 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - V 1 V - - 1 1 82 . . . , 1 ' . , 1 . 1 ' - , t . 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A- . ,gm 1 , g e , I , I Q , 14- G- in A T T 8 1 ' TT1 T . 1 1 A - ' QE 1, is VR BEEKEY sponsor mn cmss OFFICERS arm nxzcurrvs coMMm'ss Se fefcfv MINNIE Moamto Treasu e BQRRON FEGLEY MISS DECK Sponsor 11B OFFICERS HND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE P esxdent RRY GJSTWITE Vtfe Prestdent WOUDROW ESHENRUR SSC e'Gl'Y ELYNOR BECKER treasurer RICHRRD RElNS'L FRONT ROW tleft to rxghtl W1lllGm Bloom Mmme Moretto Borron Fegley Vlctor Rhocxds SECOND ROW Flrlene Leas Lucxlle Sherman Mtrnam Gehart Mary Gursky Mary lane Koch THIRD ROW Helen Mazurek Helen Sanford Mar1or1e Harnson Lolsmorre Cobb Vxrgxma Wetser Elorse Brum bach Sara lane Nattress FOURTH ROW Charles Roth Iohn Em brzane Kenneth Stetson Marvm Pmcus Wrllxom Longacre Iohn Woynarowskl Benlamm Fogelson Kenneth Shugar Robert lmpmk Members not on the p1cture Vtolet Bagor Vlrgmxa Black Ioseph Despe rock Harold Huber Icrck Moll Ruloy Tomkms FRONT ROW Ray Gunstwxte tpresr dentl Betty Demko Elynor Becker KSec retaryl Woodrow Eshenaur fV1C9 Pres 1dentl Mary Flmeha Capozello Rxch ard Retnsel KTrea urerj SECOND ROW Roberta Clous Bertha Peplau Vtolet Hornmg Doras Smxth Iuha Hdams lane Huls THIRD ROW Max Bergendohl Hele-t Updegrove Dons Mets Grace Ludwxg Betty Rourke Edtth Sharman George Westley FOURTH ROW Flnthony Paptch Iames Hancox Davrd Fxeld lack Drrscoll Olxver Low Davrd Kauffman Stanley Zerbe Iohn Borell R1chardMusser Members absen from ptcture George Rleger Emanuel Levtn Qnn Stewart Al IAILIIA .fix L'l Y v h K 'L 1v'i ,'i: H f'i1u.'ff,E ,R---'eva' 1 1' tfrvxql J 727, . ff ' .f-ju ,JAQQ-' S43 ,,. 21 f 4 W President: WILLIQM BLOOM Vice-President. VICTOR RHORDS l 1 ' ' '. 3517 AEP ULILIIAL NHTIONHL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor DR EISENHRUER FRONT ROW Cleft to rlghtl Wrllram McK1nney fVrcePres1dentJ Marron Sarnar tSecretaryJ Warren Hdarrs CPres1dentb Dr Elsenhauer CSponsorJ SECOND ROW Esther Fllprner Margaret Hollenbach Margaret Lembach lean McQua!e Dorothy Lexsey Helen Moyer Betty Moyer Iune Farrell Hnna Oaks Dorothy Trupp Mrnnre Par ense THIRD ROW lane Borrbexger Marte Palmrsano Mamorxe Lebo Flrlen Rmhards Thelma Rrtzman Qnne Green Lelra Dukes Ieannette :,-moot Dorothy Foreman FOURTH ROW Dorthy Qdams Ruth Fldams Mrldred Schmehl Esther Mrller Rnna Munshower lane Rothenberger Martha Ruth Betty Ruth Ltlhan Dav1s Ruth Dersch Betty Brown FIFTH ROW Hdele Fergason Betty Ersenbrown Charmorne Shartell Wanda lamszewslu lane Flexer Eugenra Moro ewrcz Plnna Samolrfvrcz Margaret Brown Betty Yoaer Mary lane Lemlnger Idarnay Scott Rnna Mane Golla SIKTH ROW lane Lsterly Phyllts Harmlton Rosemary Wells W1 lrarr' Kamke man E den Spangler Leo Bloom Robert Htlbert Walter Olzewskt SLVENlH ROW Pa.1lSpacht Wrlltam Rhoads Rtchard Herme Qrrentrn We el Roy Conner Kenneth Mlller E GH rl ROW George Henry Raymond lohn on Rtcha d Walton rtoarev Ho ck Donala Brown Davrd Levarr Robert Helst 14 f , ' ' 2 Z t ' , , 1 V t , ,, , . ,e -,. t ' , ' , ' . 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Pr1:e LLx':1lQe Sherman, Fr: k Casper, 11113: Fha fi R97 H , 1ldred R'.:f'erl: Helen hor: ,Der th ruff, 1.31 rn ' 1':er 1 r YL rc: THQED FO Q ' Shri 1 1, fer 1 r ret Ccxz 2.1: Vck. .Lei ' ,skirk Betty Eeritz iv 1' Neyer r!f1KK1'3 Mcrreti , , :fl Hrnnershztz S.e'1r.5r Brophl Fire C.. .ze-r::':gr.e iashcn, The-.mc Hex. nscier K-er,r.e'.1 Henry f'C','r.TH F J'N feir. nh .ly Effie Delp f':r1':r.r.Q G'1,e'ffs:n1 fuyrcr Seeker Tffzrzcr. Fry Pffzrj .lczldrz EeT'y B.Ch'1r,z1n flfadrxar Hex: Vfrlrni Perxiel rnnspel Yczer iQ'1'1.'.r. Plfmer, rlf'l1CC,.K Dz.qhQr'y. FIE fH ' h V V Heuer' Cf'1:.e Kenzer' Gisser Flrkxr V'f'2'sGn Tlf1rr1S Kr.':L.':.Ch 'JV1,..'1m Fuser DT. jrriih CZf.ef1RflR? Tff'1'1r12es Clzitcfu Yepii S'e'1. ::t S3215 George ritse F1:::1rr.Cr.'.'1'Ch D:r','hy I.e':1:k Claire Snyzer SIXTH HOV! A Danger Heyett foe S':o:r1'1'.':::i1 Jicrles Kilevzs, Cir. Balt: fneph f11l.:b:'r.'sk1 Curl Srrifh Donald Floyd PZ-. Synth Err,e51Srx.th SLYEHTH H Thzmis Svepherre f:,. 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ULELHM HEHLTH COUNCIL Sponsor MR BEFKEY FROINT ROW llett to rtghtl Robert Wxllxams Mae Mantz Floren May Iarnes Frank tV1cePreszclertl Wtll a 1 Varxllorn iprestdentl lean Eurkholder fSecretaryJ lean Russell Ruth Baer SECOND ROW Mary Reber Fern Haas Ruth Shalter 'Thelma Herrrxansader Clara Hause Hazel Rodgers Ferol Lenhart Phylhs Hen Irma Ozternkowtcz lune Oswald Florence Celebucl-:1 lean Sternberge Melba Dodge Floyd Iackson Ruth Schade Helen Pldams Ruth Brady Beatrtce Focht Esther Elston ROW Eety Dtlow Mary Lou Ho cl' Smrley Bagenstose Marte Kauffman lack Mumrrra Qde 1ne Sprmge Grace Schlegel Ima McKmney Forrest Lauter lohn Lrncoln Betty Danrels Rxcha d Stover lane Mlller Hrlene Whtte 1HlRD FOURTH ROW lan'-es Evans Wrlham Yundt Walter Ko skr Wrlltarn George Rtchard Mosser Paul Eberna d FrFlH ROW Roy Stone lra Brnkley Robert Gans Wrl ran Zrmrnermarx Wrlltam Kemper Rtchard Schx Plbsent from prctu e lane Gaul S ewa Kretsher Robert Reed lune Thorrpson Berrtce Be na d Leon Boarfzan Ptlexander Hahn Rrchard Maure Wtllrarn Smrth Ir Ruth Wentzel Rugust s C ark Hnn Wanner Melvm Gtlbert Leroy rletne He bert Larrbert Elarne Loeb Russell Nage Ray Shalter Edward Relder lou ' ' , , . Ce ', . - ' l , .i ,, . t in , u ,, , ' , .. , l' . Mr. Beekey CSponsorl, Benny Verichome, Earl Fizz, lohn Christian, Forrest Cramp, loe Radornski, r, ' ' , , l' .. . . , , ' ' r . , ' -fartz. ' . r A r, 1 rf ' , , . , r' r r , r. , , r, ' r ' , ., , l , KEHULIL Ml 3517 7 x I r --F.-fn..-m,,,N--n---Q'-' MISS MCHOSE Sponso G Q Q SECO 4 FRONT ROW C eft to rlglntf Frcm P-S Zychewlcz H h Ioseph Florerce May Betty G aes fSe e 'Jry Irma OZ emkov Lcz CT e S mer! Iune Farrell QP esldewf KG ho me KG 1'1ClH'I If ce P e de IJ Frances P1 do h M1 ri Qc ph Hose Hlrsch D ROW Mary Nc eIes Be If Lzros He en M U Mcrlcr Som All H r sm H-10 F21 J ,Irv C rry Qnne FI e V f: 1 P6 C1 rkc Huh y Gem C Wal 'Ho ho 3 e NC- he IHS rc Z1 JBQ CI 'IUDe e J' ,1 'R I , ...,z I ,....-.- -W ...WMA f .a,, ,f--, I I ' ' W' M I C4 ' , Llf . I Crf L . 1 J r .tf fr gl, .1'1-rsin Q . , ,Y Irv. tr , Q GSI. 'trn k,Aer..nefs:I . .cr Dorft .A Q , 1: I, Gerald 'I rtrncm THIRD FV' ele. Twcxrdzu-.'skz, .iri I. 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Sponsors MISS PERU cmd MISS MORRET IL Vlce Presxde-nt MQHICIN SQIJIQHI Treasure IPIINIE WETHERHOLD Program HNNE GREEN Refreshments BETTY EISLNBHOWN Mus1c MHPGHRET COX Worshlp DOROTHY DECHQNT 132 I I I I I CHQIRMEN OF COMMITTEES , e. I I ' : . ALI IAILIIA 3517 MISS BEITENMQN Sponsor USHER STRFF VRONT ROW fleft to flghll Betty Iean Levan Luctlle Sherman R h Ya'fe Toby Wollt Grace Levan Mary Brtt on Iean Coxon Geralalne Hartman Vtrgtnta Kxssmge Dorothy Olen SECOND RON Vrvtan Meyers Dorothy Foreman Doro hy Nagle Le ra Dukes Gladys Schultz Gracemary Greene Carolyn Klssmger Ruth Taylor Mary Consentmo Ka hartne Levan Mtrxarn Lempmer THIRD ROW Bette De p Bertha Pe, aa Flndrew KICIC Ca a Q a e Iearne te Roberts Plrm Green If gerxa Engllsh Be ty Yode ean Bu kho ae Vwtan Faq e e Ieanne Rassell r CUHTH ROW Iane Pm' Eleanor Trc 'wan Doro Ly Ia xson D o hy Dechant CCo'n'n J Maman Samar I. a Stevenson Noelt Were an r Fnlr' ROW john Head Iohn Fw 3-offney Ho ctr Chat o C 1 Geo ge Hlege Woo c.-1 Eshena e Enrbrra e Ctaaae Sch SIX H OW -foe e Ca e 'weoe Her e fa e 'I' c G w Q se orne 3 be Ga e a y Steg 'Co J I . , ' , ur . , , . t , , Y ' - . 1 , r , ' . . . I , . 'I ' , ' 1 , l r n 'r , . 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FRONT ROW flett to rlghtj Ldrra B gony leannette Smoot CEd tor rn Clfne'J Lella Dukes fManagmq Edlorl lane Huls fQSSlSlC1Hl Managmg Edltorl G aldme Hartman KHss1siant Maraglng Edltorl SECOND ROW Doras Srnlth Ftnne Green ldamay Scott Evelyn Shlrlc Elynor Becker Hrhne Rtchards Mar lorte Erundt THIRD ROW lrvmg Hmdle Danlel Crystal Robert Zerby Morrrs Htndtn Gerald Levrn Benlamrn Fogelson Mr McClelland rRONT ROW Cleft to r1ghtl Robert Letnbach Eugene Hlgh Russell Cogan KVICS Prestdentl Hrthur Solomon Roh ert Hrlbert Leo Bloom SECOND ROW Charles Henry Russell Ingham Ray Iohnston Marvm Stoner Wtlham Rhoads R1chard Schwartz Ir vmg Hmdle fCaptomJ THIRD ROW Mr Beekey CSponsorl Carl Eck Robert Helst Elden Spangler Calvm Gable Rtchard Walton lTreas urerl R1chard V1llforth Rodney Houck tSecretary7 FOURTH ROW Roy Conner lPres1 dentb Earl Leas Edward Hebhardt Member absent from ptcture Rtchard Henne 134 9' RED :S BLHCK STI-IFF Sronsor HR McoI.LLLPllxD Qss t Managtng Ed 0 GERHLDINE HPLRLMQN Hsst Managmg L 1'o IHNE HJLS HIY Sponsor MR BEEKEY Prestdent ROY CONNER Vtce Prestdent RUSSELL COGQN Secre ary RODWLY HOUCK Treasurer RlCHFlRD WQLTOI1 KE? 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Mlldred Thompson SECOND ROW Mane Collms Madelme Kercher KV1cePres1dentJ lean Grxswald Helen Brossman lean Coxon fPres1den!J Vxlma Pendel Norma Coleman Iosephme Cole THIRD ROW Ellen Wnmoyer Irene Walszezenska Marle Zafhro Carolyn Krssmger Sh1rley Kochard Betty lean Shelton Mary Ellen Thomas Plnn Wanner Mxss Herb KSponsorD FOURTH ROW Ray GUISIWIYE KSecretcry Treasurerl Harry Wrllrams Rlchard Palmrsano Member absent from prcture Davxd Lynch 136 V V V V V V V V 1 - ' V , - LE! KAI IIA 3577 MR BOLDT Sponsor DRBMHTEERS PYESIGSHT REGENH LESZCZYNSKI Vlce Presrdenl WILLIQM GOOD Secretary MPIRGIE EBBERT Treasurer DOROTHY SQLZMQN FRONT ROW fleft to rxghtl Helen Groff lean Loy Marare Ehbert CSecretaryJ Betty Ta as Kathleene Boyer Cons'an e Hrgn Frances Spadafo a Flnn Mrller Mrldred Berner SECOND ROW Margaret M Drener Mary Finn Goddard Catherrne Kmtze Ima Underkofler Elsre May Ioh-1 THIRD ROW Dorothy Brehl E hel Gerstwhrte Grace Boyer Regena Leszczynskr CPres1aentl Flnna Koch Doroihy Salzman KTreasL. e l El1zabe'h Gerst Roberta Claus Helen Salslck Evelyn Moyer FOURTH HOW Wrlra Gooa CV1ce Presrdenl F Hard Bu. ne g De Fc e Ladrer M Bold f':,orso J Thomas McKeel George Rexger Members absent from prcmre Erleen Levengood af ' W4 :f,f f fy- : , ' , r . . ' I ' . 5 Ellen Mertz, Vrolet Hormng, Qnrta Berger, Qddie Wrlhams. ' I ITL ' - Z , JC. 'r' r , rr st , r . Z W' . r , 3517 AE? 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FLYHOH BZOKHF '.'1:L-Pre5:ier.t FF F EZFRY Cofryary-Tfeaierer H32 So,,?fI..'f .OOHl 5 , -1' FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl Georgia Walter CPres1dentl Margaret Walton Lucille Weiss Ruth Ioseph Wanda lan iszewski lSecretary Treasurerl Phyllis Hamilton SECOND ROW Beatrice Iacobson lean Weissinger Dorothy Knause Billie Kline Flnna Ynapp Qnnamarie Golla Mae Horn Mary Kline THIRD ROW Edna Charles lReporterl Miss Qllebach CSponsorl Rosemary yells Helen M Waldman Mary lane ni FOURTH ROW lack Moritz lReporterJ Raymond Miller Rodney Houck IVICB Presidentl Robert Zerby Harry Gatman Ioseph Kress CReporterJ ThomasWetzel Members absent from picture Paul Rndrews William Yundt FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl Doris Cahn lVIC9 Presidentl Rose Davis Rose Ca Flora Calpaxis Louise Chelius SECOND ROW Beatrice Strousse Qr lene Wollskill Qnne Davis lhbrarianl Eleanor Moyer Ruth Qdams Ethel Stub blebme Clara Bannon Rose Hbramo witch CPres1de-ntl Edith Sharman KSec retary Treasurerl THIRD ROW Miss Love fSponsorJ L cille Beckett lane Flexer Ma J rie Sl'-e man Mary Katherine Bellis lean Bill Ingham Eleanor Callahan Elizabeth Frank Violet D acha Member absent from ptctare Ma ga et Clause MOVIE RPPRECIRTION Sponsor MISS FILLEDRC'-I President GEORGIR WQLTER Vice President RODNEY I-IOUCK Secretary 'Treasurer WQNDQ IQNISZEWSKI Reporter EDNQ CI-IQRLLS MOVIE HPPRECIHTION Sponsor MISS Lo I3 esldent ROS PIBRQMOVVIICH J e P e id n DORIS CQIPIX Se re C: y T eas e EDITH S'-Il3l'1lfHl If AMEHVAEELBM '., . . 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SECOND ROW lane Hdams Shlrley L1eberman Helen Sanford Mary lane Lelmnger Betty Yoder ipresldentl Mary Reusmg lune Wxlson CV1ce Presxden Sarah Margrave THIRD ROW Betty Teasdale Vlrglma Drabens'adt Irene Flltenderter Martha Hardmger 1SecretaryTreasurerJ Dorls Clemens Mrldred Young Betty Brown FRONT ROW Klelt to rlghtl Haleope Nlckles MlT1Gm Smger Betty Strlckler Toby Wolf CPres1dentl Helen Stump Betty Trumbore lane Shounder SECOND HOW Ida OShea Mary Loulse Houck Natalle Lombardo Dor othy Boslm Cflsslstant Secretary Treas u erl Lula Hatzas Mary McQrdle Ethe Nonerrxake iSecretary T easurerl Fern clce THIRD ROW Cl'ar es Sexfert Vlrgt Me rkold Ber ha Pep CVICB P esr n Hee Dle 1h NayLo1se O 1aFe a DoroHaS 21, tale B rx U H JW V cas Mu 'el. detl, ln irc, rr It R5- lrr. Vzrg nz 1:1 Ll 1. e eit meer, Conan German V' .f r -rn lcley. FO FT FO fur. H.1leA S fSpc:- Lf: HILLE'jf1fiC Sgcxezr PHOTO FQN ?:...1-:rf 'ICEY' '.f.,L? 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HESS, Sponsor MIXED QUHRTETTE Presldent: VIRGINIQ GQUL Vice-President: ROBERT LEESE Secretory: MILDRED SCHMEHL Librarian: ROBERT WEILER Ftccompcnist: QNNFI MONSHOWER FRONT ROW-flett to rightl Mildred Schmehl fSecretcryJ, Robert Leese fVice-Presiderxtl, Firma Monshower KHC- compcmistl, Robert Weiler tLibroricnD, Vrrgmtc Gaul CPres1dentJ FRON ROW Cleft to rnghtl Frank Bcu mcxn KVICS Pres1dentJ Paul Dcxvls KSec retory Treasurer? Wxlhum Fcxrtcxmb KQCCOIHDGIIISYJ Rrchord Remsel QPTSSI dentj Word Mlller fL1b!'GY1GH, H QS HQSSLEQ S on o BOYS QUHRTETTE ew RICHQ D INS L V1 e Pre 2161! FRQNK BQUMQ 1' T 90 PHUL D13 L1 Cx tcm WQQD MLLLE-t Cl S NL' IQ' Q AH? KAMLMA It 1 'I' - ' . A ' ' V . t , . , . 1... . ,, J. Presti .t: F EE E 'C - si' . 1 .'. . N Se:re:'1r'- r sgreri .VIS by 1 ,g U f 9:52:22 nt I: H' . .. . .A F IELQI-C3 ot ZHYALED UML!!! 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HISTORY C s CFQHLTS E l' 1 P esrden nQY lOl-INSTON ' e U e 1 en DQUID L 53N Se eaylea e lv'F1'1'lHPlw ULH AEE KAMLMAL Q , 'Q 1-' ff' :J ,E x Z' 3 4 . 1 , , V , ' Q ,Q c,,r , . M sz,-L , LG! Q ' f 375 ' f ' I i '. ' . ?-1' f af t .fit--f ci-' 4 Q ' is , A w v K .5 N . ,1 1 Sjsonscr, MF, UIEIL Presxient TO T.!fr1l-I '.V::e-Freslgienfi ' HQ . PQDL' Qi Secreiarv-Treaspxreri ELK ., 2 1 l W 1 l ' M 0 1-,Q , V ,. H A 1, , ' 1 - 'r rl, ' V , . '. Q- IT F75 - 1 , . t - , , t - , e- , s r , . 1 , r, , . , rt . r- Ma scHa'cH Spon Q MICRQSCQPE Preslaen ROBERT PRITCHQRD Vxce Pre ldent DQNIEL HUYETT Sec etary Treasu er EDWQRD LESHILR NJ l FRONT ROW ile't to rlghtj Danrel Huyeit fV1ce Preszdenil Edward Lesher fSecretary Treasurer! George Westley Howard R1ck Robert Prxtchard QPYESI dentl Herbert Graul SECOND ROW Mr Schaxch Robert Bench lames Klrlrn Nevm Wagne Qr thur Sassarnan Iohn W Human l K FRONT ROW Cl lt to rrghtj Hrlda Schwartz Lrllran Young Margaret Davrs Iulra Rocktashel Mamze Kasar do Grace Darnarxo Mary Capozello Mrss Bucks fSponsorJ SECOND ROW Fanme Knchmar Pllrce Smger Mrldred Hunsberger Flnna Lalu selc CSecretary Treasurerj Ernlly Bach Plgnes Kowalskl Fllberta Taylor Mar gare Smrth Helen Sregfrred THIRD ROW Isabelle Reher Mxnnre Parzanese Florence Palmer Hnna Buzz anca Fllma Bachrnan Margaret Sassa man Florlanna Ga1ewsk1 Dorothy Levan Iune Kahler lV1C9 Presrd nth Luella Mae Seaman lv'e e s absen ro x pxct re 'leg na Car so lP esrdew 1 lean Remhola Lars Lelqh on Lo rse D et rch MISS BUCKS Sponsor NURSING Pre Fen' xrGlNFl CFIRUSO e rf e l e JIQE KQHUH4 Sec e'ar,' r eaf e FINI-F1 I.Q1US..'C AE? UMLMA 1. 'Q ly 'R ic' .'a' 1 In --swim , Li kLV..l,s.5, --f.Y.f 1 ' 1grL'r-3,1 ' f-QI? - J L . uw ,V j'i',' . ' ' . 51 H-' nf, , - , .V ,- Q ' ,lg i - . ,.. s r h A . - S : '-?---l:- AR 'LN'-Q1 - ' ,,, f '---.M ,U - A -1 ..,..r A ., .,,.,7QQ.f V - , Y 1 . . 'Q Q I - ,li X , . ' . - e A , l , . V - . - A , V ' , ,Y Q , V 1 rrnbr if.. 'LL-fl v- v QX ' ' .lil FRONT ROW tleft to rrghtl Eva Gra ter Mary Condras Ieannette Htnkle Betty Ingham Stella DIPETSIO Ieannette Karstas Catherme Cawell SECOND ROW Betty Fegley Berntce Bernard Hrlme Whxte CPres1dentl Mar garet MICICCIO VIYQIHIG Campbell QVICG Prestdentj Betty Trout Betty Mrller ISecretary and Treastrrerl Irene Ian uska Ruth Faber THIRD ROW Ethel Dautr1ch Mary Iane Mercer Leona Robtnson Rtta Margaret Behney Qrltne Wenrtch Mrss Spaar FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghtl Gladys Ru benstem Helen Marvtdes Hnna Shous tal CSecretary and treasurer! Esther Elston CV1cePres1dentJ Qlmce Penn tPres1dentJ Betty Strausser Frances Stetson Helen Btsselummer SECOND ROW Flnna Wrlght Iean Campbell Ethel Eberly Loretta Stbbtel Fern Fromm Carmen Stott Marguerxte Htlztnger Geraldrne Kulp Marcla Boar der Evelyn Stoudt THIRD ROW Ruth Lenhart Ieannette Campbell Grace Weaver Iune Ftnne Laura Spatz M1r1am Gable Plnna Mag dallnas Qrlene Snyder FOUTH ROW Mlss Keen S S S Sponsor MISS SPPIQH Presxient FIRLINE WHITE Vlce Presrdent VIRGINIQ CPIMPBELL Secretary Treasu er BETIY MILLER STYLE SETTERS CLUB Sponsor MISS KEEN Presrdent FILICE PENN VICE Presldent ESTHER ELSTON Secretary Treasurer FINNF-I SI-IOUSTHL AME KALELM1 1 ' - , Moyer, Pearl Dotterer, Flnna Cwaslinski, IJ' SS HOLLQND Sponsor KNITTY KNIT WITS P e dent MQRIETTQ NOLL V1ce Presxd nt VIOLET NESTER Secretary Treasurer RUTH SHUSSER axw' Mrss KERSHNER sumo Loop on Loop KNITTING CLUB Dresrdent RUTH E BROWN Vrce Prest et MQRY F4 ff: Se etary Treas rer MHRY Fl CQPOZELLO Ai! ULILIML FRONT ROW Cleft to r1ghtJ Margaret Wetger Mmam Gerhart Frances No wack Ruth Sausser lSecretary Treas urerl Marxetta Noll fPres1dentJ Vlolet Nester fV1C6 President! Sarah Weaver Mae Wxlhams Florence Wentzel SECOND ROW Loulse McCoy Dorothy Rhode Emrly Tobolskx Hngela Urban Mary Schwank Marxan Spatz Mxldred Staufler Helen Wmters Mlss Holland THIRD ROW Germame Roshon M11 dred Seaman Marlorle Stauffer Mane Raegor Hazel Rogers Lrlhan Upde grove Iosephme Tedesco Lrla Strtzel Betty Shupp Mary Sche'fy Ieanette Shupp FRONT ROW Cleft to rlghtl Fern Hel ser Ruth Gross Ruth Detthof Shxrley Gehrls Irene Brown Betty Buchanan Evelyn Deeter Mxss Kershner SECOND ROW Madelme Brymlsen L1ll1an Dunkel Mary Frye fV1C8 Presl dentl Maryorte Frundt Marne Hertlem Mary Q Capozello fSecretary Treas urerb Iune Ftant Vmcenza Chemxcl Be ty Demko Ohve Buller THIRD ROW Naom1 D1etr1ch Fern Het rtch Helen Buck Ruth E Brown CPres xdenb Qbbre Fleck Iva Hallacher Beam e Lane Qnn Elsenhower Mxllx cent DeWald Helen Grynastyl Lena Bro ch Member absent from pcure Frances C arto yskr 1 1 :il Q '11 v I f' I .A wr Fig 't' v , T I, ae'-J lr , 1 M' ,gf ve- I I f' w4.L'ff. p , ,-4x ,Av flf, 'gtg' It-4 A'-r v 'I' ,H 1 . .I , ' h , si - I ' Q 9 5 f , . , t V I ' , , f , , , 1. ' ' ' , . , - . . . ' - ' T, 4 , , C , ' , ' '- s . , Lt s Z r '. wwwvf ,, 11.1. FRONT ROW Kleft to Tlghll Dons Ktl patrlck Mary Cronan Emtly DeTemple Evelyn Dlerolf Mmam Htester Evelyn Zundell Melba Dodge Iane F1lbert SECOND ROW Evelyn Kulp Eleanor Brmer lane Wagner Vxrgtma Bnght Mmam Huge Dorothy Caster Fllma Snyder Iean Burkholder Iane Dtetnck CTreasurerJ Naomt Cohen THIRD ROW Chrtstlne Kmsey IPYSSI dent! Berntce Ludwxg Dorothy Petred Htlda Peters Helen Plantholt Grace Schtech Ida Phzlltps Martha Weyman Mtlclred Haggerty Hrelene Frttz CVICS Presldentl Louxse Brown CSecretaryl Hbsent from pxcture Eleanor Htll FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtl Catherme Lush Betty Roberts Helen Iakobowskt fPres1dentl Hngehna Matstkas Hgnes Latze Mtldred Sehl Margaret Moyer Mary Koch SECOND ROW Louxse Lutz Mary Herb Earltne Spangler Fern Haas Elanore Szablowskt V1olet Putz Qnna Grlesemer Irene Guzewskl THIRD ROW Mlldred Sensemg IVICE Prestdentj Esther Iohnston CSecretary Treasurerl Carol Stetngraber Vtrgtnta Runenzahn Edna Mae Kutzler Veronica Kuczawa Bette Mart1s Irene Rzasa Mary Slowlk, Emtly Wagner, Dorothy Graff Mtss Morette 5 RIP RHP Sponsor MISS KISSINGF 1 Prestdent CHRISTINE KINSEY V1ce Prestdent RRLINE FRIIZ Secretary LOUISE BROWN Treasurer IHNE DIETRICK THE KNITTING KNOOK Sponsor MISS MORRETT1: Prestclent HELEN IQKOBOWSKI Vtce Prestdent MILDRED SENSLNIC1 Secretary Treasurer ESTHER IOHNSTON AE? UMLMA ll . J I 6 gl' li gl In ng, 1 U14 QQ. , L: ' I ag 'affix ft I HZ! wr Z ,. , gif' vt ty.: xl ' . I , . I ,f ,f ,. . c '11 124' f 1 AL1.E- -we Aw- - ws' - fe , t 11 resist- ,M :Hi---V ici! s 'f'4'5ff 'lirr' + ' , w-- :-r',..,1,L1i. rlf! 1:4 tg t 1-.?I,1.' HTS.-, KRICK Cpon or YQRN SLINGERS P estdent GLHDYS BQEH Vtce P es nent DOROTHY MOYEH Cecretary Treasurer FEROL LP NHQRT VW? KQHLFR S,onso r st e HLLL4 QLTF ML V W UTH Bqgfyy COOKING AEE AMLMA ,.. ,R gy ff 9-4' lsnfft 51-5 1 f' fi '- FRONT ROW lleft to rtghtj Jtrglnta Blesstng Dorothy Kerltng Stella Barna Frances Borr Htldegarde Holtz Dorothy Moyer lVtce Prestclentl Betty Marhn Vtvtan McCoy Ella Bteber SECOND ROW Mtrtarn Boone Dorothy Schmehl Gladys Baer CPrestden J Ferol Lenhart CSecretary Treasurerj Sophte Bama Frances Lamecka Evelyn Hohl Betty Leake Mtrtam Boyer THIRD ROW Dorothy Lee Mtr an Lapp Mrss Krtck fSponsorl Martha Krsstnger Dorothy Ktlltan Ruth Kretdter Irene Barth Chrtstena Bard Fllma Bernstel Geneva Moore FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghj Iosephme Chenllxeson Dorothea Zerbe tSecre tary Treasurerl Bruce Kern fReporterl Helen Qltenderfer CPrestdentD Ruth Brody KVICE Prestdentj SECOND ROW Ltlltan Ostrowskt E112 abeth Brown Mate Sterner Vance Corvato Mary Borellt THIRD ROW Ntss Kaloler Cqponsorb Mary Chynczrnk Fred Klorp Warren Ktne Paul Kercher Ruth Robbtns The ma Langhtn l 3 l KL44 t.. , 5 ,l n 1. N .. s -f - ' : f YA-WA fr . y , 1 5 r ' V I 1 . . , , , .,,, J ., M - , , , . , r . e , .r s a V, ' '- W . f v , ' ...W . ure' Cl 77 F Er' JFDEH fill l.'1ce-Prestienf H . ' Sect ' r if Y , ' ': r :Q . r '- - v D . l. as,,e. . E. .n ..-por,er, on .. T- A I .4 t' l z -L, ,,,,1 -ty, at 1? 4 K , t 'Q ,Q A 1 as Q Z kt If 1,24 asf Vg? 1' 4 ' 4 z 1' 'tri FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtj Lrlhan Robmson Margaret Brown Mary Kar nat Helen Harrts Mary Zaftary Edtth Lernxnger SECOND ROW Betty Hater Dorothy Mabry Iune Sprecher QSecretary Treas urerj V1rg1n1a Qndrus Edtth Flnthony fPrestdentJ Helen Shtllrng Sarah Mertzler fReporterJ THIRD ROW Mtss Schrmdt Isabella Snyder Iane Qdams V1rg1n1a Qnderson CVICE Presxdentl FRONT ROW flett to rtghtj Ruth Innes Naomt Foreman Gertrude Fogelman Ltsa Pfueller Glorra Eckenrhode Irene Black QVICG Presrdentb Kathryn LeVan Ellen Strunk SECOND ROW lean Marte Lochman Rllce Newkxrk Emma Evans Rhoda Sahr Iune Haas Mtldred Mengel Mar garet O Brlen THIRD ROW Ruth Hubler Elaine Re gar foecretary Treasurer? Iane Huls CPres1dentJ Betty Haggerty Gladys Qltende fer Marguertte Schnllmg Vlr gmta Hohl Shrrlte Bagenstose Mar garet Rome FOURTH ROW Thelma Fmerfrock Dorothy Cass Thelma Eberhart Ianet Wtlllamson Lots Holfe Clara House Qnnetta Smaer Grace Beamesderle lean Rltter fCha1rman ot Program Com mttteel FIFTH ROW Mtss Montgomery Iane Saltzman Vtrgtma Hoke Members absent from prcture R lene Tobtas Doris Evans Isabelle Fo red 164 K BUSY BEES Soortsor MISS SCHMIDI Prestdent EDITH HNTHONY 'vzce Prestdent VIRGINIPL QNDERSOIN Secretary Treasurer IUNE SPRECHER Reporter SQRQH MEITZLER S O S Sronsor MISS MONTGOMERY Prestdent IQNF HULS Vlce Prestdent IRENE BLQCK Sec e ary T ea R NF R C91 Ch 'nan of Prog Com IEFIN RITTFR AE? KAABLMAK 1 s . . . - . . , T V T 1 I F . Y . , . ,- . ' - r , - .. .,s : E - : , , ..., ,. 'Y ' ' ff' ' ,,', . . t -. su.e.. I.- . .. ..- A.. .atm , . . E MISCELLHNEOUS HE following clubs are included in the miscellaneous groupg Camera, Leaders, Typing, Printing, Plviation, Hunting and Fishing, Tennis, Stamp and Coin, Chess and Checkers, Qrt, Boxing and Wrestling, and Qrchery. The Camera Club members busy themselves with learning the processes cone nected with developing their own photographs and with making enlargements fror i snapshots The Leaders Club is a girls gymnastic group N iich engages in athletic game and trains its members to act as officials for the after school sports The Typing Clubs develop the pupil s abil ty t typewrite rapidly Qur Pr nting Club gives its rnenbers actual expe ience in that line of Work DQ printing ou school s Weekly publication the Red and Black the Plviation Club follows the rapid growth in the field of aviation The mem bers of the club draft plans from which their model airplanes are built The aim ot the Hunting and Fishing Club is to encourage good sportsr ian h r as well as to give its members a better understanding of game preservation The Tennis Club attempts to stimulate interest in tnis ever popular sport by im proving the games of the members by tournament experience The Chess and Checkers Club is another group which atter pts to further in terest in tne game of chess and checkers as a hobby Qur btafnp and Coin Club adds color to its activtties by conducting along with its discussions spirited stamp auctions The l3lrtCl,1b attempts to give each member more experience in the line of art in which he is rnost interested The girls specialize in the crafts e elrf making and tapestry arid the bays in leather tooling ability in me art of self defense e fflrcfie C ub is c rr J c stu ert sr to devel p f ith bowl and or Tnough Read ng High es n rer d est man dekteraus Robin Ho ds hav been devel bed We h pe mat the good exarfples set by the clubs this term Jill pre Je t DG source e c V1 gernent to ut eclubs r - .. r A I 1 'k T . . l I V fx .A ii T T- V - 1 V . , r T , . . . . . Y . . , 1 . y A- , . . . . . A ' ' ' ' ' . 1 v ,- ' c . , . , . s ty, . 1 - - H A ' ' ' i . , g S E . J . l U - I fi I 1 . . . . . , . M , ' H . . . , K j W X . K . 'g r - ' i ' C The Boxing and Wrestling Club is composed of bays who wish to develop their Th lery Qi 'l f a .pffi Ad af .' d 1 'fxhb ' J skill 'f the ' ' . frrcw ' ft t g f lf passesscx o SH wad for If ' n' ' X o .' . , e ' . c , i b I i f .ns 1 ' ' . Q .ar b' a of n cf ra i. i f' ur ' , .111 FRONT ROW Cleft to rrghtj Edward Rechberger CPres1dentJ Kenneth Moyer Soph1e Guz1ak Hnna Tezzl Ellzabeth Potruch Theodore Hmlcle Benny Krer sher SECOND ROW Hlbert Palsgrove T h o rn a s Ratalczak tSecretary Treas urerl Mart1n Dussxnger Robert Day Harold Re1chle1n Wllharn He1m Iames Manzolxllo Stanley Fegley R o b e rt Hormng THIRD ROW Theodore Flarons Robert Iefferxs Harry Day Gus Caprotrs Drck Grant Harry Hernly Forrest Dunkel berger Davld We1st FOURTH ROW Russel C Boyles Member absent from prcture Robert Rmk FRONT ROW Cleft to rrghtl Iune Far rell CPres1dentJ Irma Ozremkxewlcz lSecretaryD Katharme Kaufmann IVICS Presxdentj Betty Chr1st1an tTreasurerJ Edna Bxgony SECOND ROW Iune Kern Dorothy Curry Paulme Lutz May Pe1pher V1r gm1a Edlund Kathryn Goodall Teresa Mancuso THIRD ROW Mabel Snyder Katherme Kralewskz Betty Brown Ruth Morgan Mary Duda Helen Melmck Frances Vlscardr FOURTH ROW M1r1am Rudolph Frances Rudolph Mrldred Body L1ll1an Goddard Marte Kelly Betty MacFad yen Katharme Gexb Rosabelle Lucta FIFTH ROW Mlrram Shoemaker Grace Qumter Iane Wetherhold Sara Mxller Dorothy Good Evelyn Epler Isabel Weaver Genevreve Zawrdskl SIXTH ROW lean Morrrs Helen Yak lxch Mary Klrkley Helen Maslanka Betty Glaes Naom1 Segner Frances ZycheW1cz Iune Grlm Dorothy Board Members absent from prcture Florence May Ioyce Lerbensberger camann sponsor MR Bones Presrdent EDWHRD RECHBERGER V1ce Preszdent ROBERT IEFFERIS Secretary Treasurer THOMFIS RFITHICZQK LEQDERS Sponsor MISS MCHOSE Presrdent IUNE FHRRELL Vrce Presxdent KHTHPIRLNE KQUFMHNN Secretary IRMQ OZIEMKIEWICZ Treasurer BETTY CHRISTIRN AWHKAMLMA 12 L A V Q.. 4, .V fV1 ll :V -'43, V, V V Jvzva 2'r,?+i ' ' ' ?sq?'r ay' V z 'I :,.x t V V 1 ' - - 1 1 1 ' W I V V V V V V V I 1 ' , . I . V V W 1 V V V V V V V V V V V - I , V V V - I P es1dent DOROTHY QDHMS Vtce Prestclent MQRGHRET HOLLENBFICH Secretary Treasurer IQNE ESTERLY LQNTZ, Sgonsor RHYTHM RITERS gaentz CQROLYTI LQWRENCE Vase-Prestdentz VlOl.ET MISH etary-Treasurer: CLRRQ STOIKOWSKl FRONT ROW Kleft to rtghtl Eugema Flnderson Ltlltan Hemmxq Mary Catlrn lean McQuate lane Esterly CSecretary Treasurer! Betty Etsenbrown Betty Reed SECOND ROW Myrtle Stegman Helen Qdams Iane Gaul Margaret Hollenbach CVICS Presldentl Ieannette Boyer Mar garet Rearrck Pauune Manwtller Ruth Elbert THIRD ROW Ralph Htll Betty Ruth Dorothy Hdarns CPres1dentD Iune Prtce Mtss Fetheroll fSponsorJ Hazel Plndrus Iohn Wtttzch FOURTH ROW lane Bomberger Clar ence Newmoyer Member absent from ptcture Esther Hlptner FRONT ROW Cleft to rxghtl Bertha Mengel Vrolet Mtsh CV1ce Prestdentl Florence Napxecek Sara Crzmaldl lean Young Harrtet Burky Hazel Wrlhams Loulse Mastroha SECOND ROW Marte Fartna Betty lane Levan Vrvtan Meyers Kathryn Smorey Sophte KUZlCk1 Elonse Brum bach Vtrgtma Ftdams Marre Kaufman Lucy Torchla THIRD ROW Wrlbur Westley Claude Schmehl Lester Fry Carolyn Lawrence KPres1dentJ V1rg1n1a Werser Clara Stolkowkt CSecretary Treasurerl Benny Varxchone Earl Danner Ernest Carter FOURTH ROW-Mr. Lantz ISponsorJ. Mernbers absent from picturefRuth Frornrrt, Margaret Fasure. AEHKAMLH l gl ' gil v 5:--is ri-'V-,f fr-'41 ,rf 1 ,'1.i2-Vg, ' 5,141 si , l '. --i'l7fg'f22' ' R714 L. U Y-V rlx': 11,415 l f. . H I-'USS FETHEROLF, Sponsor TIP TOP TYPISTS X I ' . , ,' 1 - .ill FRONT ROW Kleft to rlghtj Mr Wen rrch Raymond Hollmger Rtchard Good Ralph Kantz Harold Bucher SECOND ROW lack Wertman Warren Fldams lPres1dentJ Kenneth Huntsrnger Iay LeVan Paul Spacht Ernest Ft che Donald Flrndt Forrest F1sher THIRD ROW lean Saylor Wtlham Pfleger Wtlham Matlaclc Wtlham lack son Galen Rmgler Donald Qulenbach CTreasurerJ Iohn P1erce Leonard B lognese Francts Bachman Members absent from ptcture Russell Yoder KVICS Pres1dentD Robert Eroder wrck Francxs Manzohllo KSecretaryJ Harry Mlles Raymond Mease FRONT ROW fleft to rtghtj Luctlle Van Busktrk Stella Conner Iuha Qdams Sarah Panese Mary Ehzabeth Salz mann Emma Shenk SECOND ROW Iulra Volkl Mary lane Ward Barbara Curtxs KVICE Prestdentl Marte Palmrsano Ruth Barer Sophe Qntosy Lelta Dukes fPres1dentJ THIRD ROW Fllvm Gehret Kenneh Marttn Donald Bucks Mrss Haller Clayton Brunner Robert Brok Thomas Hntasslou Member absent from ptcture Idamay Scott tSecretary Treasurerl 168 Q PRINTING cum Spouse VIH WLNWCLI Presrdent WQRREN QDHMS Vtce Prestdent RUSSELL YODER secretary FRQNCIS MHNZOLILLO Treasurer DONHLD HULENBQCH -Q-AQ RHYTHMIC TQPPERS Sponsor MISS H91-T-FR Prestdent LELIQ DUKES VICS Presrdenl BHRBHRQ CURl S Secretary Treasur r IDHMQY SCOTT AE? KAMLEM I if if 'Q elf' f' L 't , ?Z' we vain! vm .5 r X 1' n Y L V Z xg as - ,, ' f ' if' ' '. Q14 ll l , l.u Zigi ' Qtr I 31tl il l ,pw '4 , K , , ' Q i, , ,r 4 hard, Stanley Ulle, Bernard Chtlius, U ' 17 'Gif' r' t t 5 7, .wa vt b , sg , ' , O- L, V t, 3 1: V - I ' V r l I 1 - 1 1 .-1.15 -4 L L L Q MR TOMKINS S,orrso HVIRTION Pr std nt HQ:-OLD GQIFSI lilly? ce P est e Wl SLLY SCOTT Secre a v Ll TFLM SIFUNV 5 fx HVIHTION D e PICK DV HQ! C f' HQ Q I-'r D IVPN KEQAAJBELRQAB C FRONT G1lLet Nlcholas lnqlrsh Barron Feb le Kenneth Mcxftnney Q lay 1 kms Charles Carradon C r fl en derler HOW e tqh J Ve nn SECOND ROW Byron Fluche ach Geo ge Sherman Walter C en ev 1:32 Wal e Clemmens Forrest Se l sse Krame Io n Mclfnxght L lf' S um: KSec e aryl THIRD QOW Nlr Tornkms VS sorj Haro d GYSISSFE CPres1aentJ '11 hard lacoby Iohn Hash Fran.: res O Charles Roth Hcudros Dtarror Rus rden J Membe s absent 'rom plc ure Davta Go don FH NT ROW Ktef t rxghll H ss ll Ulrlch Grace Lewengood Elmlra S'n1th Betty Lerghton l'tay'nor1a Heber Rrch Tober Schal lSec SECOND ROW George Harsh ara Welst Paul Devera Glenn n an Leonard Kelchner Harold man Harry Rupp Hrchar Mar e ary Treasurerl THIRD ROW M Scott Spons f hm. W1 man George Nowatarsru ack DeHaJen lpresldentl '-tchara lV1 e Preslaentl Wa rer O r Le h Donald Moyer Fo res V H1 l a d Mosser N' ase mes le sa la 1 3 xl 'T ,Y If ',' L A ' 'Ifl 'Jr I V -15' if nav' , -- , , Q 4, QLVJ. 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'QV ' .111 FRONT ROW fleft to rzghtl Seltzer Sandt Harp Gayle Eschleman Moore Quaglra Casantlm SECOND ROW Mlller lPres1dentJ lick Quallro Imholl fTreasurerl Gass CSec retaryj Border Hohl Borden Epler THIRD ROW Bossler Sxllman Iohn Bachman C GYCVICE Pres1dentD Muckel Hulenbach Klopp Strouse Fenster macher Members absent from prcture Roslzne Ernesto FRONT ROW Ilelt to rtghtj Vmcent Ignatosky Iay Wolfe W1lbur Garlm Medford Corkran Charles Thompson Henry Werdmeyer Charles Russ SECOND ROW Martm Schnetder Thomas H111 Iames Hrnold Raymond Ohmacht Wzlllam Koch Paul Brown glxlltam Hngstadt Harold George lesse tark THIRD ROW Mr Shultz Donald Wrl hams fSecretary Treasurerl Charles Ganster CPres1dentJ Kenneth Rergel Ernest May Frank Morawskr Rtchard Strchler Charles Costner Norman Zwex Z1 Merrbe absent from plcture Harry e 176 HUNTING 6 FISHING Sponsor MR FENSTERMHCHER Presldent RHYMOND MILLER VICE Presrdent IQMES CLQY HUNTING G FISHING Sponsor MR Sl-IUI.lZ I' esldent CHQRLFS GHNSTLR Vxce Presldent LEON SHIERY Sec etary Treasurer DONHLD WILLIHMS AE? UMLMAL -T II lf' , Y. .J at Q , , V 'J at 1'lJ k:I Hag., r . Q- Q- !' I-, .. L I iii? fl 1' ssl- 4 lf' 9 ' , t I I als? ' 1 Secretaryl EQRL GQSS Treasurer: IMHOFF CHRI. , . - I . V V I I T WISLER Sponsor .M.l.! .4 L TENNIS V estdent LEO BLOOM Vrce Prestdent THOMRS GRIESEMER Se etary Treasurer HQRRY LENGEL Red and Black Reporter DQNlEl. CRYSTRL HOTT Spa o IUNIOR TENNIS P e ent MO41lS K tOBI.f3lJCH J P e CHQRLFS WERLEK LEHUMLMAA FRONT ROW fleft to rlghtl Wtlltam Sowa Robert Ruttenberg Ernest Schoenert Harold Specter Wxlltam Kelner Leo Bloom fPres1dent and Hrx alma Reporterl Calvm Serdel Hdrtan Setders SECOND ROW Lawrence Remerl Rob Ritter Eugene Hlgh lrvm Koons lack Frank Iohn Kubackt Elmer Fostnocht Iohn Mlller THIRD ROW Iohn Flemm1ng Qrthur Whalen Russel Ingham Iacob Ftch torne Rtchard Schwartz Theodore Ko brm Gerald Levm Frederxck lbach Iack Paull FOURTH ROW Iack Hartzell Harry Lengel fSecretary Treasurer! Thorkel lenson Robert Rrchards Kenneth Rem auer Damel Crystal fRed 6. Black Re porterj Kenneth Shugars Thomas Grte semer fV1ce Prestdentb Wrllram Mc Ktnney FIFTH ROW Frances Welch Mr Wrs ler fSponsorJ Members absent from ptcture Sher wood Werner George Schaeffer FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghtl Davrd Granger Benton Holder Earl Wh1rl Iames Devage Warren Hubler Gerald Hommas Eugene Strouse SECOND ROW Robert Bryan Dan Wells Leroy Boyer Hlvm Hyman V1c for Sheaffer Edward Rtplmg Damel Rubenstern Murray Poptel THIRD ROW Wtlltam OFlaherty El wood Shellhammer Ntck Ntckles Carl Boltz Ierry Kobrtn Steward Sando Woodrow Eshenaur FOURTH ROW Plllen Sell Iames Slrn mens Be nord Rosenthal Ge ald Fil brtght W1 ram Schrader M Shot fSponso J 'nbers a ent m pt' o rt G1 s Vo 1 Knobla ch lvfacey Rosen l7l L4 L X' ,l' is i ,f as , 4-.7 Av-f sf-1l,f-I 1 v ., ,gy-,tr ,fig-, lr. !.,,-fiJ' . I Q-Lyif .ar-' ' - A, 'ligfi' 1 rf tr' I-In sl- ,fl-,V . ' ' 1'-Q1 Wil F-3 Q. N4 air ', l' 1 I: ert Maurer, Richard Villforth, Gfeorge ' ll . , r. t Me. bs- fro r C.:.re -I h . le . rrs ' r u , . - thal, MF, S , ns r r sri ff f' ' TICQ- Lszdent E. . 1 1.1.1. FRONT ROW Cleft to rxghtl Wxlham Meyer IVICE Preszdentj Stxllman Shan non Robert Burns Rdam Gay Herbert Horowuz SECOND ROW Bernard Smtzer George Engel Danrel Schroeder Robert Klrnger Vmcent Carpenter Kenneth Seldel THIRD ROW Mr Bannon KSponsorD lack R1ck Raymond Dram lack Bart lett fPres1dentl Robert Wrllrams Robe t Everlme fSecretary Treasurerb FRONT ROW Cleft to rtghtl Mtchel Ya tron Vernon Searfass Ruth Sledel lohn Rehr fPres1dentl Bertha Sredel Isaac Roosen Walter Schwartz Louxs Cassel SECOND ROW Robert Ham Casper Donald Shell Robert Edwm Mayer Emanuel Levm Presxdentj THIRD ROW Bruce Rhoads Palmer Earl Lease Stephen Clarence Rettz Larry Houck Frank Barre! CV1ce Bruno Kurtz Leroy Moyer Clarence Kop FOURTH ROW Mr Hoises fSponsorJ Iohn Nowotarskx Iohn Rhoads Charles Lengel George S1mmonds M1chael Vatron W1ll1am Rhoads fSecretary Treasurerj Member absent from p1cture Iarnes Young l'72 STQMP 5, CQIN Sponsor MR BHNNON Presldent IHCK BERTLETT Vice Preszdent WILLIQM MEYER Secretary Treasurer ROBERT EVERLINE CHESS 6 CHECKERS Sponsor MR HO!-'SES Presxdent IOHN REHR Vxce Presxdent EMFINUEL LEVIN Secretary Treasurer WILLIHM RHOQDS AEP UMLMA 5 s' 'R' I -itll' 2 I. M J1..C..E.. ig-1 se!-'Exim '44 L .,,' .-K v E as gd Nyc J s V ,figs lqfxkyxiti TJ--T irillrll 4-:M Fri.- Kula? it 4, al sh li x MR WlNEBREINNER, Sponsor SCBRRB HRT Preslient ROBERT HILBERT Vxce-Fresrilent IHCK MILl.lfll Seorefary KQTHRYN TOBIQS 'lreasurer SHIRLEY LFNC-lIL f33.3?,'EKABELW PRLETTEERS HRT FRONT ROW-ileft to rlqhtl Roqer Crumllng, Kathryn Tobias lSeCretaryJ, Shlrley Lengel f'l're-asurerl, Benny Var- one, Marguerrte Nagle, Mary Bossler, Dons Rosenqylst, Mr. Wrnebrenner. SECOND ROW Robert Ketterer Mary Hendel Dons Mels Llllran Fredman Evelyn Kllllan Firma Iones Clara Hndre Dorothy Iackson THIRD ROW Russell Cogan Iames Charlton Raymond Spangler W1l1am Smagl1nsk1 Dan1elMohn Rlchard Con Way Charles Gerhart Members absent from plcture Paul Kube Robert Hllbert fpresldentl lack Mlller fVlCS Presldentj LEFT ROW flett to centerj Dorothy Reber Hlxce Young lane Kauche Ma re Berto et Margaret Varqo M11 dred Ruttenbera Betty Unger Qdella Zaleqowskr Iayne Shomo Frances Kerns Helen Huyet' RIGHT ROW tcenter to rlghtl lean e te Dslndore Mr Do nslfe Iames Brad bury hbgene lzzo Harold Schaeffer Robert Perella Rlssel Robmson Don ald D eher Edward Mohn Foster Flrne des F anlclrn Hlgh CV' TLP POW Q H1 Webs e cl f a cl VCLU ghl n Plrre Plbel QP e 1 dew J axes Ders h Lar y Gard 6 e re Go Nag .l , , 'l' r l , , - t Y , , Y , - -ll 1 - rc. 'e ' t r, E - r 1 . : x , . .o r s - ' w 'ff f- ,- . ,, -M V.. . , lil-YQDDYS abs nf frat: youre- e rge DTT.l6:S Robert ' A zine: Pre Qflff Ire-?:-J.. Len' ,..'-L lD ?','fff.flE: 'G 1 V51 M .- - f .111 Ratajczak Zdunowskt Hvrlch Wood ward CSecretary Treasurer! Baro CPres tdentl Penn QVICS Presrdentl Torctvta Fcntrlh Frank Eschelman SECOND ROW Mr Iacobs fSponsorJ Gatto Davtes De Lucxa R1ckot Lusk Schlegel Wttman Eyrtch McCullough Haggerty Mr Rock KSponsorJ THIRD ROW Bullock Schock Rtt Flbramowztch Thompson Boyer VV1l son Gtesman Reed Brown lvftller Borrell FRONT ROW Cleft to rxghtl Frank Zxzza Icme L1ll1S Wxllxam Ztmmerman fPres1dentJ Gertrude Mac Elwee fSec retary Treasure-rj Rxchard Turner SECOND ROW John Bernhetser Sam uel Mc Farland Phllllp Voltasek Con rad Mtlbum Malcolm Schaeffer Sey more Graff Harlan Fregel Frank Sychterz Mr Conley CSponsorJ THIRD ROW lack Focht Stanley Zerbe Kenneth Mc Kmney Iames Zaftary Fred Scharch Danrel Vath Ioseph Bom gut Harold Englehart Lee Hertzog 174 BOXING 6 WRESTLING Sponsors MR ROCK and MR IQCOBS Presxdent HNGELO BHRO V1ce Presxdent RICHHRD PE N I Secretary Treasurer IQMES WOODWHRD HRCHERY CLUB Sponsor MR CONLE' Presxdent WILLIQM ZIMMERMQN Sec Treas GERTRUDE MHC ELWL Custodtans STHNLEY ZERBE GEORGE INSKIP LEP UML! 11' 5, i. 511.5 w . K 1 ' X LN E-t f s' I fl! !.W 1 FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Weinhold, ' . . . , IN TI-IIS PICTURE TI-IE HQND POINTIIN TO 'II-II GLOBE SIGI IEIES THE QCULTY S GUIDI C IHIQND INDICHTIIIC UD CHHRTE J SEQS GROUPEE QCCORDI G TO IDIPPIET 'EIITS ENGLISH QRT PHYSICQI EDUCHTIOII ITP D IIEFILTII EOREIGII IQNGUQGE SOCIQL STUDIES IIO' E ECONOMICS MQTHEIJIQTICS SCIENCE CON IERCIQL PRQCTICQL QRTS MUSIC FIND LIBRPIRY SUBSTITUTES QND OFFICE STQEE FACULTY IN THE EPICULTY SECTION TIIE PICTURES FIRE BOHRD OF EDUCHTION Seated left to right Mr Schmehl Mr Stone M Hcrmg Ms H ope N F J M He xmaw f9f1r11ng3 M H V1 r ' r Hevn M F x Mr H nd cks M Eshe ran Mr Snyler OFFICERS Preswent Mr Lfwln L He Unger Vice PTESI cz ren H rlq Secre ary M O or B Hema MEMBERS OF THE BOHRD e r h'1VG eTQ Sefl' eeH r Nr Geo ge E permtenden ofSchoo1s Mr Tho G H Fo ye mtender of B 11d nge Nr H nav P1 Le Q , s V , .4 . I-' ' , nie . L I f K , ' 4, ' f5Q'4v , f , . , . , .r. . ' , r Q W S .r Off, r ck . ,f Af' r . rs O , e rx , r, I., , . . . 'Q f 'Q' ' f . Solxcmfc Y . . r 'Jes - 'ientgMr,Wr 'an S,. ' t '- . m 5 . T '-r sc . SM,r 'U ll L .-., ' Amon'iHf1f Trecxsnrer-Mr. Wxllmm Sezman SAper1nfen'ient ofS'.1ppl1e5AMr. Walter K CL e Mr Edu-.'1:L Hettlzifgx Mr War er. RCTIZJ Mr Eugene F Hezidxfke Mrs Plgce H :1 Mr Lxuer C. Sihrxehl ff L 'J is ek: x it eerie Stud r -fr HHH F ter., Drs Iczel neges. DR JOHN H EISENHAUER PRINCIPAL l-HP ahoyl Class of l937 We salute you as you go sarlrng on We saw your shlp aporoacn When you Were already near to port and our own prrncrpal shlp was gettlng under way to meet you and steer you to your haven Many of you wtll drsernbark when your sh1p docks and settle down to do the work of the world Some of you however Wrll sa1l on through college before d1sernbark1ng Strll fewer The seas Wrll loe stormy at trmes and the waves wrll toss your shtp but may you be prepared to rrde the turbulent waters and safely land whe e successful efforts wrll brrng you peace and happtness Shrp ahoyl we shall ever say as we pass each other on the way Let there be no fare ell l will navigate the deeper waters of the graduate school and ofthe professional school. WILLIAM L. FINK VICEPIQIIXIQIPAI HVlGl3lTlONl l-low fraught with signifi- cance the term! Flt its mention there passes before our mInd s eye the glort ous pageantry of shIps merchantmen of an cIent NIneveh and Tyre qumqueremes ot Rome caravels of Columbus galleons of old Spam stately cllpper shIps of Salem and Boston and the palatIal Normcrndle and Queen Mary of our own tImes But what ol the men who go down to the sea In shIps'P They are a sturdy crew thelrs IS a glorlous adventure They ask no quarter of wtnd or wave or weather They sIng as they toIl They scan the Sk1eS for stars to guIde When storms rage theIr skIll can match the onslaught ot the blow We hope that our saIlIng together In the good Shlp R H S has prepared you to set your satls to match hte s tempests We trust that you are provlded wtth compass chart and guIdIng star Pleasant saIlIng Class ol 1937 on your adventure newl FLORENCE B BEITENMAN VICE PRINCIPAL NE of my most V1V1d expertences was standIng one velvety dark nIght on the brldge of a Canbbean frelghter see Ing our vessel sIgnal across the waves to a canal bound passenger steamer Dot dash dash dotl The Morse Code In flashes of lIght spelled our names and destlnattons and then ShlpS hat pass In the nIght Hnd haIl each other ID pas mg The sea has always spelled mystery and ad venture and furthermore because of Isola tIon and dangers It has developed lellowshlp and mutual Interdependence l cannot thInk of any better thIngs to wIsh for the good shlp RHS 1937 than that 1lS pas sengers have the pleasure and zest IH theIr work the sense of adventure and hope In the future and the mutual helpfulness and serv ICG that the sea engenders Fl hghtl Fl lIghtl Qt last a hghtl I grew a star lIt flag unfurledl It grew' to be TIme s burst of da Jn He ga 'ted a world he gave hat world Its gra'Idest lesson Onl sa l O'1l , I again velvety blackness of water and sky. .. . Q , . 5 , ' - 6 v -1' I l. g t 'V . EHRL H MHSTER Head of Enghsh Depart ment Perm State B Q M S Home port Pmey W Va Llkes football games D1sl1kes salesmen ELOISEE S HETTINGER Engllsh Swarthmore BH Home port Readmg Pa Lrkes travelmg Dlsllkes WG1l1I'lQ l78 ROBERT F HRNOLD MHRTHB E DICK Enghsh Enghsh Prmceton Penrxsylvama Syracuse Radclrffe Pl B 131 M B H M Pl Home port D1lsburg Pa Home port Readmg Pa Llkes football games Llkes Walkmg Dlshkes slackers Dlsllkes chew1ng gum KHTHRYN Y HLLEBRCH Engllsh Buffalo BH EdM Homeport Pottstown Pa L1kes muslc D1sl1kes slang THERESE FINKELSTEIN SHMUEL S FOX Enghsh Enghsh Syracuse Fl B Muhlenberg H B Home port Syracuse Home port Hereford Pa Likes books Drshkes shams DlSllkeS YIOISS Llkes truth LEON C HUNTER Enghsh Perm State BH Home port Nebra ra L1lces young people D1sl kes pamted 41 ger halls BHP' AE? ULBLMA - - W Y l j.. , .. . H, - I , X 1 s., ' ' ' Pa l 'i Q fn - IERNNETTE IHMISON English Iowa B Fl Home port Burlington Iowa Likes peace Dislikes poor English MILDRED E RUNYEON Frigli h Broun Pen Sta' B Fl M Q Home P rt Read 'ig Pa Likes po t If .1 l hri e RUTH C IONES English Bucknell Ph B Home port Catawissa Likes theatre Dislikes bragging HHYES K MCCLELLRND English Franklin arid Marshall Penn State HB MP1 Home port Mercersburg Likes golf AE? UMLEHA 3527 SHRHH E KOCH English Pennsylvania HB HM Home port Birdsboro Likes traveling Dislikes iniustice WILLHRD H MOHN English Hlbrighl Pennsylvania HB MH Home port Myerstown Likes out of doors MHRIETTH IOHNSTON English Wellesley Home port Reading Pa Likes fog Dislikes the onion tribe GRHCE W TROUT Erigli h U ini, HB Home port Pottstown Like aiu ic D lik QLl 1Cl'1 Ner l 5 . . -A I 1 1 I I A l 5 . l ' 7 - -, - - T I I 17 4 I Pa. Pa. , , 5 . ., . . . ., . . 4 1 1 I Pa, Pa. Dislikes correcting Dislikes intolerance .. ' , n ,eg rs' 'sg .. . ., . . A 2 , ' V . o 5 ii , . Pa. ' er' 5 .. s' Disjkes 'dg is V' es .. - . e' s ,A , ELTH F UNHNGST Englxsh Fllbrlght P1 B Home port Quatcertown Llkes Katherrne Cornell D1Sl1kGS markmg papers ELIZHBETH MCHOSE Phys1cal Educatlon Columbla Unlverslly B S M Fl Home port Readmg P L1kes readmg D1Sl1keS dustmg 180 RHLPH H DORNSIFE r Pratt lnsutute COlUIHb1G Home port Gordon Pa L1kes travel Dtsltkes ramy weather EMMHNUEL IHCOBS Head of Physlcal Educa t1on Department East Stroudsburg New York BS MH Home port Portchester N D KENNETH WINEBRENNER r Carnegle Tech lndtana TC BS Home port Greensburg Llkes Wlle Dxslxkes nolsy classes EDNH M McDOWELL PhYS1CGl Educatxon East Stroudsburg Ne v York BS M H L1keS sw1mm1ng Ltkes dancxng D1Sl1kSS hats D1sl1kes m1ss1ng World SQTIGS baseball games MHRGRRET R YOST Enghsh Ursmus BH Home port Collegevtlle Llkes symphony concerts D1Sl1k6S tcy pavemen s HHROLD E ROCK Physical Educauon D '1ance College Co lumbla HB MP1 Home port Detlance O Ltkes boys who are al ways trymg to 1mprove Dtsltkes boys who dont try 100 X 3527 AE? UMLMAL I I 1 I ' I Pg, Q, PCI. 5011 no g , ' at ' ' , ' 5 Q t B.S. ' V ' - l ' ' ' Pa. , J . -, - - I Home port-Brooklyn, - I N. Y. . Y. I I ' l . . . I W eg l - - ' , a. V - ' , . FRHNK WHRREN BINGHMHN Head of Foreign Lan- guage Department Gettysburg, Columbiap HB., MH. Home port-Esterly, Pa. Likes dramatics Dislikes detention CRTHERINE BLETT SMITH Mar,land Colurnbia QB MQ Hom port Ha iburg Like books F s 1-ce being d turned MI-IBEL M KURTZ Foreign Languages Swarthmore Columbia H B P1 M Home port Reading Pa Likes terriers Dislikes ice on street MHRTHR M MORRETTE Foreign Languages Dickinson Columbia Fl B Pl M Home port Mechanics burg Pa Likes traveling Dislikes pupils who not study ALEPXALBLMA 352 HLETHIH N LOVE Foreign Languages Syracuse Pt B Home port Whitney Point N Y Likes tennis Dislikes whispering HLBEHT W ROFKHR WHRREN FROEBEL GISH Foreign Languages Franklin and Marshall, Colurnbiag HB., MH. Home port-Elizabeth- town, Pa. Likes hiking Dislikes vacation Foreign Language Miami Illinois BQ MQ Home port Port Clinton Ohlo Likes music Dislikes vacillation F MHBEL BUCKS Health Depa trnent Columbia H ll Home port Reading Pa 1 too nt, iero mention Dislikes pret ri 111 l Y 1 n 2 .5 , , do POW-ign I-GUQUGQES ' Homeopathic Hospital, 9 f V13 A I Lkes 'X us to Pa, M A ' S ' Q' ' ,. e. se . 1, A . in . fl. L . A . is CLHRH M DECK Head of Social Studies Department Ursinus New York Fl B P1 M Home port West Lees port PCI Likes history Dislikes egotism WILLIAM F HILLEGHSS Social Studies Muhlenberg B S Home port Plllentown Likes golf D1Sl1keS criticism 182 NORMHN C BRILLHRRT IOHNI DIETRICH Social Studles Pllbrighf P ttsburgh H B M Pl Home port Yoe Pct Likes books Social Studies Bucknell Pl B Home port Reading Pc: Likes playing the picmo Dislikes crowds LLOYD R ENOCH Social Studies HLBERT H HHRRIS Social Studies Ursinus Pennsylvania Bucknell HB B S M S Home port Mlllville N I Home port Reading PQ Likes sports Llkee Beethoven D1sl1kes bowling splits D1sl1kes hcxtefulness RLBERT W BOLDT Social Studies Gettysburg B S Home port Flltooncx Likes politics Dislikes insole-nce P VHLERIH E HOFFERT Social Studies Penn State Q B Home port Sinking Springs P Likes mountains Dislikes vaudeville 351V ABP KAMLRIA , Q Dislikes drinking i V f I - Pct. ' , cr. RRYMOND V MOOD Socral Stud1es Lafayette Columb1a H B Q M Home port Plnllnpsburg Llkes neainess Drsluces d1SllkeS GERHLDINE M KERSHNER Home Economxcs Pllbrlght B S Home port Readxng Pa Llkes dr1v1ng at dusk D1Sl1lC6S mrsty Wea her LEWIS E WHLTON Gu1dar1ce Bates Brown HB MQ Home port Whrtman Mass Lxkes polmcs Drsllkes chewxng gum Home Economms Carneg1e BS Horre port Readrng Pa L1k9S organ muslc Drsllkes glrls smoklng , fv- ELSIE V HOLLHND Home Econornrcs Drexel BS Home port Eastern Shore Va Lrkes travel D1sl1k speople who can t keep appolnlmenls MHRTHH V SCHMIDT Socral Studles Lebanon Valley Colum bla BFI MQ Home port Lebanon Pa Lrkes church work D1Sl1keS hypocrxsy Home Econornlcs Drexel Home port G rrnan town Pa L1k9S saxlmg D1Sl1kSS murder stones AE! AIL IA 3517 BLHNCHE M SPHHR Home Econormcs Drexel B S Home port Read ng Llkes l'llkl1'1g D1SllkSS long faces 193 N. 1. - ' ' ' l l l CHHRLOTTE E. KRHLER ELIZHBETH T. KEHN . r , V A ' J - - l i , Pa IVHN E NEWPHER Head of Mathematlcs De partment Pllbnght M111ersv111e Pennsy1van1a B S H M Home port Terre H111 Pa 1..1kes baseba11 Dtshkes ramy days IOHN ELMER SBNDT Mathematics Muhlenberg Kutztown P1 B M F1 BE ME Home port Stony Creek Mtlls Pa Ltkes plant hte D hkes hypocntes RICHHRD H HOFSES DHVID L HOFFMHN Mathernatlcs Mathematlcs Pennsylvanta B S Fllbrrght Bucknell Home port Summtt H111 B S MP1 Llkes brldge Dlshkes chlselers Home port Myerstown Llkes humorous readmg D1S11keS too much snow Mathematlcs Prmceton 131 B Home port Pottstown Ltkes h1s iam11y D1s11kes lazy students Mathematlcs Syracuse HB MP1 Home port Readmg Pa Llkes brrdge Dtshkes dnvmg 1n ram ETHEL M HICKS Mathemat1cs Syracuse Penn State HB MEd Home port L1verpo::1 Ltkes country hte D1S11keS card playmg HHRRY M SCOTT Mathemattcs Washlngton G Ieff rsor' Penn State BQ MQ Home port Waynes burg Pa 1.1kes motormg D1s11kes wmter is F17 AEE ULBLMAL y - ' 1 - N. Y. - ' Pa. - ' 1 'I 1 I- I ' ' Pa. C. COLLINS KEPLER OLGH M. PFHU Pa. - I ' ' - I U '4 GEORGE D UIBEI. Head of Scxence Depart ment Franklm G Marshall Co lumbla Fl B M Pl Home port Reamstown L1kes readmg D1Sl1keS loatmg CHHRLES E MOHR Sclewce Buclm ll HB QM Home port Bead 'mg P Lllc s Bluepomt Dlslxkes cucumber RUSSELL C BOYLES SCIENCE Perm State Permsyl vanla B S M Pl Home port Steeltorx P L1kes hterature Dxshkes loss of sleep LOUIS P HELMBRIGHT SCIENCE West V1rg1r11a B S Ch E M H Home port Wheelmg W Va Likes football D1sl1kes tests W WHHLEN FENSTERMHCHER Sclence Susquehanna BH Homeport Dalmat1a Llkes sports D1Sl1lCSS reckleesness HNGELINE R KISSINGER SCIENCE Bucknell H B Home port Readmg Pa L1kes outdoor llle D1SllKGS argumen 2 LEP AILIIA 3517 CYHUS E BEEKEY Scxence Hlbnght Cornell BS Home port Myerstown Llkes collectmg ll19S Dlshkes gradmg papers MHRGHRET G MONTGOMERY Sclence Lake Er1e B Fl Home pot Waddma ton N Y Llkes football Dmltkes parsmp 7 - l S l A ' ' , - Ms. ' I ' ' I Q A' 1 pu. A Pa. ' ' ' I l V l , a. A- I S I' ,Pa. l S . . - F - -w 4 U t. S . 4 'A e g . ., . . V 4 . f i. , a. ' ' , ' e '. S S ,' 4 I I V' B 7 CHHRLES HNTHONY SCHHICH Sc1ence Franklm CS Marshall Home port Readmg Pa L1kes machmery D1Sl1k9S clerlcal Work HHRRIET B BITLER Commerclal New York B S Home port Readmg Pa Llkes gardenmg Dlshkes makmg out erages 186 ELIZHBETH E SMITH SCIGHCG Dlckmson Columb1a Fl B Q M Home port Morxocacy Llkes horsebaclf' r1d1ng Dlsllkes red fmgernalls HRLINE WINTER Sc1ence Wllson BH Home port Royerslord Lxkes out of doors D1Sl1keS COHCSIT HERMHN D SCHULTZ Sclence Bucknell B S M S Home port Moorsburg L1keS nature Dlsllkes lazmess HDHM BRUCHER IR Head of Commerc1al De partment Lehlgh B Q Lzkes golf D1sl1kes road hogs WILLIHM S BHNNON Comrnercxal Susquehanna H B Home port Lewlstown L1keS sports D1sl1kes pseudo athletes X HM HVIDHEISER C ercxal B S H e port PO'lSlOWl'1 X L es readmg D1Sl1k9S pol1t1c1ans Bs. F PG. ' ll' l I- A I Pa. - I Pa. ' - - Home yaorl4Bethle-hem, PG' - I Pa. ' l , V . - l l B. , lp O . rr- I le leg I I ' ' - l . 1 x, CLHRENCE G ENTERLINE Comme-rclal Pllbrrght Pennsylvama B S M S Home port Ellzabeth town Pa Llkes hlklng Dlslrkes war IOHN HENRY SHOTT Comrnerclal Bucknell Pennsflvanxa Home port Lebanon Pa Lrkes arguments DIS 1k S l can t HNNH FETHEROLF Cornmerclal New York B S Home port Kempton Pa Llkes travel Drshkes unprepared es sons I EDGBR HILGENDORF Commerclal New York B S Home port Meadv1lle Llkes baseball Drshkes loafers AEP KAI K IH CHRRIE M HRLLER Commermal New York Home port Ephrata Lrkes good books Dxsllkes H0139 ROSCOE S LHNTZ Comrnerclal Bowlmg Green Busmess Wharton Extenslon E112 abethtown B C S B S Home port Thurrnont L11-:es hlklng Dlsllkes QIVIHQ red lnk EDITH R FHIRLHMB Commerclal New York BS Home port Coatesvllle Llkes knlttmg Dlshkes hlklng OLH C WHLT Commerclal Temple Home port Pancerford Lrkes readmg Dlsllkes egotrsm 187 V ' ' Y ? 1 . - U . ., , . I ' PQ, ,A - A - Q' , A. . I .4 - l W l !. . I E - I PGV 1 ,,,AV 'gi . . 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