Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1938 volume:

'Y 71x 2 E r Q 2 3 1 E L 5 . r 2 A z r E 5 5 7 E I WRXWIMH THIRTY EIGHT HUNDRED EEN NINET PUBLISHED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL READING - PENNSYLVANIA FOREWOIRD N LEAVINC3 OUR HFOSTERINC3 CITADEL TO ENTER THE VAST AND CONFUSING WORLD, WE FACE PROBLEMS NOT UN- LIKE THOSE OF THE PIONEER ENTERING THE WILDERNESS. IT IS OUR SINCERE WISH THAT THE INSPIRATION AND KNOWLEDGE CEAINED HERE, COUPLED WITH THE STRENGTH AND COURAGE INHERITED FROM OUR PIONEER FORE- FATHERS, WILL BE INSTRUMENTAL IN THE ATTAINMENT OF OUR ULTIMATE GOAL. PW WW MI E ff M? FEATURES PAGE9 S E N I O R S PAGE Q1 ACTIVITIES PAGE 101 FA C U LT Y PAGE 153 ATHLETICS PAGE 171 PIONEERING IONEERING is the impetus of progress, or one might say that progress is a natural outgrowth of Pioneer- ing. The hardy frontiersman was an outstanding example of the early Plmerican Pioneer. He was a man of athlet- ic build, clean, open countenance, and high ideals. The axe and the gun were indispensable in his fight to con- quer the wilderness. Through his efforts, our country has grown from a primitive wilderness to a nation of un- precedented greatness. The modern scientist who discovers a new cure for dis- ease, or the chemist, lawyer, or architect who contrib- utes to modern progress is as much a Pioneer as the sturdy man in buckskin. Today, one can scarcely look at a newspaper without reading of the achievements of some Pioneer in one of the many fields of human en- deavor. Pls the Pioneer of the past has laid firm the foundations of modern civilization, so must we, in the course of our future lives, carry on-the Pioneers oi the Future. 4 PIONEERS! O PIONEERS! Come my tan-faced children, Follow well in order, get your weapons ready, Have you your pistols? have you your sharp-edged axes? Pioneers! O Pioneers! For we cannot tarry here, We must march rny darlings, We must bear the brunt of danger, We the youthful sinewy races, all the rest on us depend, Pioneers! O Pioneers! O you youths, Western youths, So impatient, full ot action, lull of manly pride and friendship, Plain I see you Western youths, see you tramping With the forernost, Pioneers! O Pioneers! Have the elder races halted? Do they droop and end their lesson, Wearied over there beyond the seas? We take up the task eternal, and the burden and the lesson, Pioneers! O Pioneers! -Walt Whitman. S ft at ,ES .,,,, , an-1.:-Y 3 tif- 5 DEDICATION AS TI-IE EARLY AMERICAN PIONEER BLAZED TI-IE TRAIL FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO FOLLOW, SO I-IAVE OUR CLASS SPONSORS PREPARED TI-IE WAY FOR US. IN GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGE- IVIENT OF YOUR UNTIRINO EFFORTS AND FAITI-IFUL GUIDANCE TI-IE CLASS OF 1938 DEDICATES ITS YEARBOOK TO YOU, ITS SPONSORS. - TO THE CLHSS OF' 1988- lt has been a pleasure to work with you for the past three years. You have developed from immature children into fine young men and women. I hope that your high school training has given you poise and honesty and the ability to do straight thinking. With these characteristics, you should be able to continue your Hrxalma theme of pioneering and take your place as participating citizens in the duties of our great Nation. The world today needs illustrious leaders, we trust that the Class of 1938 will furnish many capable leaders. It is true that leaders are essential, but legions of honest and worthy followers are also needed. Whether you become a famous leader or a follower, you should always possess a strong character that neither fame nor adversity may change -a quality which made Einstein say of Madam Curie: Marie Curie is, of all celebrated beings, the only one whom fame has not corrupted. May you live worthwhile, modest, and contented lives. The poet has said, Destiny is not about you but within. Thyself must make thyself. Clara M. Deck. 6 CLASS SPCDNSCRS ELTAF.UNANGST CLARA M.DECK Q , , xv-za ARLA.MASTER DAVID HOFFMA if V., If ' w f , gZk,,ff!.f Mk' fAA vY , N Four squcire her towers rise, Hrx Hlmci Fair fx N af N FEATU RES 1 One ol the chief Factors necessary in creating school spirit and developing a true appreciation of our educational Facilities is the proper emphasis upon recreation and relaxation. These two elements Form an important part ot the well-balanced lite at Reading .Senior High School. It is our purpose in the following section to present a panorama oi student lite in and about our Alma Mater, emphasizing particularly the evidence ot these opportunities. Here is your school at work and at play. I-FEAT U R E S'5 K Ti: Z2 w. , Q E qs 59 V S -r.,,,.. ..,1.....,.,.,.,,.u ...M ,qw a..w,,..W...,. w.,,.,,,.W...., Y .....,...,M.,,., ,.. ,. .W .-.,,,-.,,.,,....x W.- .... .,.,.,W.m . -M W, ...rm . .,,., ...RMA .,., - , MW .,..W,N..,,M.,.. M... ,. ..u--,,,.N . ., ,..,,,. , . 4 J V i 5 5 .Ni 8 ' .73 ' E r Q V P r 1 w W w Y ,,,, , 7, , 7 W, 74 V I mvtiiilm AS WE CANT IMAGINE OUR FACULTY Miss Rawls circling the globe in a non-stop five-day flight. Mr. Bannon following a strict diet, V Miss Hassler joining a collegiate cheer-leading squad. Mr. Cardin doing his long promised ballet dance. Mr. lacobs substituting for a world famous concert flutist. Mr. Winebrenner competing with Dizzy Dean in the World Series. Miss Runyeon not feeling sorry for someone. Mr. Helmbright acting as an end-man in a minstrel show. Miss Bucks wearing high-heeled evening slippers. Mr. Master having an inferiority complex. Mr. Gish as bass drummer in a circus band. Miss Schmidt reading Esquire, Mr. Rock portraying an Oriental snake-charmer. Mr. Rofkar giving up his engineering post on the Sunset Special. Mr. Schultz vigorously leading a swing band. Mr. Boldt passing up a chance to kid somebody. Miss lones singing a blues song with a jazz band. Mr. Hofses singing a bass solo. Mr. Brucher throwing away his golf clubs in disgust. Mr. Uibel guaking at the sight of a preserved grasshopper. Miss Hicks being unable to prove it. Miss Finkelstein playing Post Office. Miss Iohnston shelling peanuts at a symphony concert. Miss Iamison leading a discussion on War and Its Benefits. 13 SENIOR CLASS DIARY if V ET5'F3?5?5M' :A Y- fr-1: , ' Q ,sv qfagh- ,f f ,, - Vw - ff gf 'S be Q . , V ' ?ii-igffo ' ' g' .5252-s D o 4119.-9 -V 3 ' if 5-f 1 O' ' -if .71 I ' : - fig QA, f, .1, ,'V. V.-:Ll t 3-.' fb ' f ' -vi . 'Q' l ' ,np :'3 i' :53l'f' ' . Asif 15TUDENT ' w w ' . W , , ffl . - ,- -,,.:g,XE, Q9E.'E'.9,LE '.f:-1. -- -f . 5 . 25 FX .. ,. 5 . V ' 'u ff ' ,, '12,-. , ,xv JH' .AUM ' Q1 J4J 64JSm . Q X ',1 E Q S 3' ' 5 Q Q 'A uzfffl. tiff X' X 'ww -F!,!.Ngf?31 'Iif -1 .-Lies. 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'hz , ,, . ., , -3: 1, I :APRIL 29' 1 l li fi., , ' ' ,I ? ,J -125 SENIOR 1553 ' 5: . j lalfg L1 ' , efiik- '-'L FELL-1 -- - f ' 1. 1 'Y wif Q . '-it 5-' L .r.1,f'f .::.:2: i-L. 1653 M -' 5.3 ,Q 9 -E-1 I--A '-2124 ,Q .. .,,.-A- if ' '14-ima? F1j: .--HQ,.o x6,e - ,if X , 1 -jig 54 'PN' ' T .---'V L'-fl ' f --'F -:af EH- QEGI- . f Y--'Eli :'..- YP 1 . ' -t 'L . 133 S R -'SA - gi .. y Ea A' 7 qzkafe. 3 l, ,lf wr, ' f f 'FL - 2 E.MAY20.1 N QESENIOR ' Hi.PR0Mg,.- .. . rL::u.r:cL4zs..f4i?!.?l.Y!5'aS2':h3a'5. GQW. .- .f- SMP, aikmwiillifsiidgigifiifbii.. ikiii x iw, gf ,J .. , 9, x., C-L E, the Class of june our virtues, talents, in blazing the trail to succ George Beiniger's Irma OziemkieWicz's Mary lane Ward's Nancy Steininger's Marjorie Erundt's Doras Smith's lane Huls's Fern Hetrich's Musa EWays's Elynor Becker's Samuel Bussell's Plrthur Watson's Robert Weiler's Walter Stark's Its mutual Marian Otto's Geraldine Hartman's Eleanor Heckmanls William Goods Richard Beinsel's Mary Levan's Genevieve ZaWidzki's lane Beinert's Betty jean Shelton's Bae GuistWite's Wilmer Zember's Marietta Noll's The class's Seymour Mendlesohn's ASS WILL , l938, do solemnly Will, devise, and bequeath these, possessions, and peculiarities to those who follow us ess. Power over Women to Whoever needs it. Irresistible eyes to Shirley Bickel. Obedience to Edna Shilling. Niceness to lane Louise Shaetter. Eagerness to lane Holder. Ettervescent mirth to Henrietta Greentields. Reliability to julianne Hirschland. Speed and skill in typing to Eleanor Heck. Observance to Stanley Segal. Friendliness to Iudy Dechant. Nondescript haircut to . . Well, Who'd Want it? Intricate phraseology to Benjamin Eogelson. Novel hop to Norman Hill. Eccentricities to Irvin Koons. - Troubles and Woes to the class ot '39. Enticing smile to Peggy Tobias. Efficiency to Sara Dintiman. Naturalness to Marjorie Geiss. Theatrical inclinations to William Sheidy. Honesty to Baron Eegley. Ingenious ability to jane Reber. Radiance to Virginia Shipe. Twinkling toes to Glenora Bigony. Youthfulness to Geraldine Catalano. Executive ability to William Bloom. Immobility to Bay Shalter. Good humor to Hrline Leas. Health, Wealth, and happiness to all Who follow. Talent to David Garvey. 15 Rlmlllllm SENIOR ASSEMBLY ITH the aid of Dutch caps, tulip beds, and Wooden shoes, one of the final events of the Senior school year-namely, the l938 Senior Hssembly-was presented to a fascinated student and teacher body on .Flpril 29, 1938. Pill preparations necessary for the final performance of this delightful musical romance was either made directly or supervised by the Senior Illssembly Committee. This group, in representing the class, selected the script submitted by Hrthur Watson, and proceeded with the task of doing all in its power to make this Senior Hssembly a smashing success. Nipped in the Bud deals with Katrinka Van BunkerbootCCarolyn Kissingerj and Iakob Von Standaloot Cljrank Baumanl, a Dutch boy and girl thwarted in their romance by par- ents Who are in turn rivals in a national tulip raising contest. The roles of the parents were taken by Doras Smith, William Good, Regina Leszczynska, and Ioseph Sandler, the Gov- ernment Messenger by Lloyd Miller, and the Minister by Forrest Laufer. H dancing chorus and a singing chorus gave, with their respective artistic contributions, added zest to the play. One of the outstanding features of the production Was the very novel and colorful stage arrangement. The presentation of this successful piece of dramatic Work marked the passing of an occa- sion dreamed of for three high school years and planned with the greatest of hopeful an- ticipation and happiness. r Wlvlmlll SENIOR CLASS TRIP YPICHL of the true pioneer spirit, members of the Class of l938 were the first to attempt a class trip covering an entirely new and especially inclusive route. This journey took the form of a cruise up the East River to Bridgeport, Connecticut. On the morning of May 28, alarm-clocks were hardly necessary to arouse Reading High Seniors, despite the tact that their train left Beading at 6:45 Q. M. Rn especially noticeable feature about the students happily leaving the home town tor one day was the prominent display of class colors, royal blue and white. Once the students had boarded the boat, festivity-in such forms as dancing, promenading, and sightseeing--reigned supreme. Hnd such sights as there were-Governors Island, Statue ot Liberty, the Narrows, Hell Gate Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, Welfare Island, and many others. lt may truly be said that this year's graduating class showed individualism in undertaking a trip such as this and executive ability in bringing about its com- plete success. The East River Cruise will long be remembered by those who were privileged to participate in it. f , .. l gf N ' 2 if Willa - C . I IEHN COXON IHNE SHOUNDER DORIS CLEMENS HNN WHNNER PQPUEAR INTERESTING OBLIGING NEAT PQPUEATQ INTERESTING OBEIG NG NEAT RHE GUISTWITE MUSH EWHYS IOSEPH SCORNHVHCCHI MORRIS KNOBLFIUCH IEHN GRISWOLD GERPILDINE HHRTMHN IHNE HULS IULIH HDHMS ENTERTAINING ENTHUSIASTIC RELIABLE SCHQLARLV ENTERTAINING ENTHUSIASTIC RELIABLE SCHQLARLV - WILLIHM GOOD RHYMOND MILLER RICHPIRD LUDWIG JOHN REHR 19 f P X w W N A n K w t r R N G' ffwysw 1 i C . ! ' , kbpw 4 JA :V I 01 A MJ Q MQW fwgjjgvjwwm 1 X, SENIORS M., - ,.., .. ..,.A..., . ,.,.,.ML........,......L,..,.L This section is devoted to members ol: the graduating class. Certain items of information about each senior is includ- ed in the material appearing beside the picture. Th e explanation of these items is as follows: 1 P - Personality l - lrritations O - Objective N - Nickname E - Enioyment E - Expression R - Record ol: service SENIORS 4 L l SE RHE S. GUISTWITE, Pres. RICHHRD C. REINSEL, Trecxs. NIOR CLASS OFFIC WOODROW ESHENHUR ERS , V. Pres. ELYNOR BECKER, Sec. 3 . fax? S,-bf 21 I 'pw ,Mfg ,fs ' 1' V' . VW. ...Q 5 x u 1 P I F . X.. 0 . Rllmlllm 22 l,o o.mm THEODORE HHRONS l7l2 Mineral Spring Road College Preparatory Dependable Slow pokes, bad weather Undiscovered Teddy Loud arguments, friendly people How's tricks? Red 6: Black, Hviation, S, C. HNNE BHRBHHH EIBEL 113 W. Elm St. . Commercial Secretarial 'mx .A Versatile l Cards, hats, sleeping l I Live to be 25 Pepper Snakes, good times, music Ha, I don't believe you. G. R., G. H. H., Tennis, N. H. S. MHGDHLENH L. HBEL 115 N. Front St. General Vocational lrupulsive Stuck-up people Hairdresser Magda Flowers, parties, olives Who said so? Dramatics, Camera, Orchestra f 1 WBYNE C. HCHENBHCH Q l Tulpehocken St. Q m olle'ge Preparatory x Tantalizingx' ,, 4x Peroxide blondes, rain ' Chemical engineer ' Germ Movies, nice girls, onions Who sez so? Dramatics, Engineers, Chemistry HLBERTH R. HDHM 826 Pear St. Commercial Secretarial lngenuous Stuck-up people Secretary Berta Sweets, parties, flowers Oh, gee! Dramatics, Open House IHNE I-1. HDI-IMS 225 Upland Hvenue Commercial Secretarial Engaging Oral reports, spinach Stenographer Ianie Italian spaghetti, holidays You're telling me? Sewing, Open House, Hall Patrol n , ,J 21 , .J I I' j Y lj ' .J x .J WE M. HDHM ' 7 Ritter Snj College Riyparatory lgistinc ' I . J' att op e, onions Nutig i' Ianie ' oonlaght nights, weeksends You've got something there. G. R., G. H. H., Dramatics, S. C. J X IULIH H. HDHMS Esterly College Preparatory Brilliant Hill-billy music, conceit Travel around the world Iulia Cashew nuts, good movies My goodness, H. C., G. I-l. Q., N. H. S., Typing Z- IHNE aLBEn'rs W 2 Commercial Secretarial! g, Sophisticated SQ, Q Smug people, blond bo Owner oi a millinery shop Duchess Dancing, talking F How you talk! 21 S. Eleventh St. ,Q ,L me Homeroom, Pageant SIDNEY HLBERTS 21 S. Eleventh St. College Preparatory Winsome Noisy girls, gum chewing Leader of a swing-band Sid Pipes, blondes Hello, chum. Sr. Hssembly Com., Track il .R '-K My iffy T 1 I ' ix!! .JM 1' , il 207 N. T Industria ocational Mas uline g ixcenaiii .A than Q1-IT itil.. , H Work, turnips .1 rts lcoinmentator 2:-rry Ice cream, mashed potatoes Oh, gosh, Golf, Tennis, Football IRENE M. HLTENDERFER X VI HNDRUS 170 . Ninth St. N General Vocational Interesting QU ' Cantalyipes, sopranos Spani interpreter I J I 1 , Ginny ' Chocolate, ' gl Crosby You never tell. Dressmaking, Needle PEHRLMH NGSTHDT 831 N. Fourth St. 2 2 . i St. General Vocational eral cational Ettervescent tt ctive i Turnips ta Garbo, potat English or music teacher o weigh lU0 poun ' Renee imtples xg Football players Dark-h ' ,y oy rabcakes That doesn't pay. For th lov p ichael. G. R., H. C., hestra, Band G, H. ., r tics, Tennis j I D . l UMNE HLTEND R. IR. IUNE H. NNE! i 33 N, nf SL 50 . N' tee t St. Z Co ql Bu ' S5 Co ere Sec letarial No chalant S 'G 1 my En ' d ng, assemblies O Orts Civil Se Secr tary e Tink F1119 t f V Horace idt's Orchestra, sports Robefl TUY1012 F1eldS Stuff. Stooge. Engineers, Hall Patrol ROBERT R. HMMHRELL 523 N. Eleventh St. General Vocational Happy-go-lucky Silly, talkative people Election to public office Muscles Good novels, eating I'n'i only telling you. Pageant, Homeroom 436 Bing an St. Comme ial S r tarial , Retice Snitz- d kne , rain Libr ian or s retary VIRGIN NDE v M O Iin Clo es, ca dy, spag i gee. i N en Hou e, Dress king L l , V lx Xi 1 Movie, Dressmakin K' EDI NY I eventh St. ommerci etarial Ple Or r ts, a s Se ary De-De Shep Fields, Robert Taylor How you do'in? Scholarship, Dressrnaking SOPHIE D. HNTOSY 341 Bingaman St. Home Economics Petite Rising early, washing dishes Pie-tester Dolly Guy Lombardo, Robert Taylor OK, Babe. Dressmaking, Typing, Pageant mliimlil I 6 23 2 We X X z n SE' EONMD C. I-IRNDT lU22 Robeson St. Industrial Vocational Unconcerned Reading, tests, rising early Printer Weed Hamburgers Let's go, gang. K Printing, Open House, Pageant x . KENNETI-l R. HULENBACI-r 668 Eisenbrown St. General, Vocational Sp t, e -,, Sillvn cgilsciuriiumblers Pro onal lifeguard en light canoeing, dancing n mi. .' Hr hery, Boxing, Open House ' I , . JJJJA 7 ' uv 1 j 1 J X ,. ,ff DYS I. BH! V' 1126 N. El ' th St. X, Co er Secreta?l cere r '1 onceit, pglifti , oral ryeports ecretary 1, J Glady ' 'pf ltalian spagh t'Jriends lsn't that cut N. H. S., Knitting, Open House H. GLENN BHKEH 750 N. Second St. General Vocationai Iovial Sophistication, assemblies Hrchitect Glenn Pretty girls, day dreams You've aot something there. Mixed Chorus, Open House CHRISTENB S. BHRD 1167 Mulberry St. Commercial Secretarial Frank Straight hair, liver, conceit Model Teenie Boys, flowers, candy Hot diggety dogs. Dramatics, Leaders, Knitting 24 E. ELIZABETH Bl-IRD 523 Marion St. Commercial Secretarial Vivacious English, high school boys Flttend finishing school Betty Clothing, correspondents Do tell. G. Pl, Fl., G. R., Open House BEULHH M. BHRLOW 1238 Marion St. General Vocational Different Luke-Warm food Dress designer Boots Boy friend, better menus You say you do. S. C., G. R., Typing Mo! ROBERT BARRETT 188 W. Green St. College Preparatory Irresistible Sophistication, opera, lectures Sports columnist Bob Iazz, movies, Charlie McCarthy How'm I doin'? Chess, N. H. S., I-lssembly Com. K f8'fgM,1JfI7 IRENE I. BHRTH 1355 Green St. Commercial Secretarial Whimsical Cats Owner of dress shop Schwaggie Chocolate cake, candy Beat it out. Dramatics, Leaders, Knitting FRI-INK R. BBUMHN 336 Greenwich St. College Preparatory Refreshing No-sense-of-humor people Singer or lawyer Iirn Fascinating people, radio Take a powder. Hrchery, Male Quartette WRXMM ,RXMMH A B it A fl I xs Q nt E :J ,t' CHARLOTTE H. BECK 544 Perry St. General Vocational Generous String beans, themes Teacher Cabby Fish, Katherine Cornell Oh, wait a minute. G. R., S. O. S., Pageant ELYNOR I. BECKER 1523 Linden St. College Preparatory ' Lovely Petty arguments, irnpoliteness Dress designer Elynor Baseball players, spaghetti Honest to Iohnl G. R., S. C., Red G Black f 3'12xM Fil, . Industr' - tonal ,fi B udgitive people Electrician I. P, Shultz Marshmallow sundaes, peanuts Fool Hviation, Pageant . lb K WILLIRM P. BECKER 1029 Elm St. General Vocational Neat Oral reports, rising early Sports statistician Billy Sports, Mickey Cochrane Let's have some fun. Horneroom Pres., Pageant ,MHRGHRE . f HNEY 5 h s mercial Secre edu! X, aing, ee i , dan ing For P t s e. Dress? ' g, G. R., agr eable tie ple IUNE ETHEL BELL 453 Mulberry St. General Vocational Nonchalant Cheating, disagreeable people Restaurant owner lune gggkigiygfzlfriendly people Cooking, Pageant, Open House ONR BELL 1021 Green Street l Con1m3rcialSecreglf' K I I. Progress eg- ll -Jil' '1- Heme aEJ i f'speake'rs gttice' Wor er I A uss S' ' ' . Baseball, cra ccgfsgooking' Don't get ' Coolgi , pen.House, Pageant ROBERT W. BENCH 908 Chestnut St. General Vocational Industrious Homework, teachers Chemist Bob Reading, roast beef I don't know. Science, Microscope, Chemistry WILLIHM RICHHRD BENDER 728 N. 'remit sf. A7 Zsf 5 Industrial Vocational I 5 Punctual ln Homework ' Printer 6 CA-9 , Peanut, Buck Benny Basketball, football, radio Hiya, Pud. Printing, Pageant, Open House VELYN M. NNER enn C mirci ' Loquacio Turnips, staying after school Private secretary Pee-Wee Blond boys, bracelets Oh, Geel G. H. Ill., Mixed Chorus 25 if P LL-,Q M. 3 ' Lf if QU: lllmlllw 26 VIVIHN B. BENNETHUM 269 S. Seventeenth St. Commercial Secretarial lndustrious English, disagreeable people Secretary Vivvy Ice cream, sewing Gollyl Dressmaking, Homeroom MEX BERGENDHHL 902 Rose St. General Vocational Unobtrusive Wind-bags, opera singers Forester Der Max Hill-billies, basketball Cuss it. Iug Band, Nature, S. C. f Ji HNITH BERGER, , J b, 1503 N. Twelft 'St. 1 V ' Comme ial, ecretarial j Retine Prudes sarcastic teachers Secret y Q , a Cglfl ge fellows, open cars Pardon me for living. Red ri Black, N. H. S., G. R. BERNICE MHRIE BEHNHRD 946 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Coquettish Homework, conceited boys Private secretary Bea Football, dates, dancing You're just self-conscious. Swimming, S. O. S., H. C., G. R. IOEL L. BERNHRD S46 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Constrained Sternness Traveler Ioe Steak dinner Hey, Flash. Mixed Chorus, Plrchery V f ff ff ,,,i HLMH ia. BEnNs'rEr. 329 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Frivolous Mushrooms, inquisitive boys Secretary Honey Chile Playing a drum So what? G. Pl. Fl., Knitting, Swimming RHLPH BERRY Bllentown. Pa. College Preparatory Hftable Lazy people, homework Doctor Razz Cberryl Hunting, ice cream KCensoredl Tennis, Track, Dramatics MHRIE S. BERTOLET l0l3 Chestnut St. College Preparatory Conscientious , Writing themes Teacher Reby Physiology chocolate sunclaes Skip it. Band, Orchestra, Typing, Hrt IHMES C. BICKEL 428 Miltimore St. General Vocational Unostentatious Robert Taylor, Clark Gable Undiscovered Slim Spaghetti, movies Holy heck. S. C., Open House, Pageant ELLB MBE BIEBER 434 S. Fourth St. Home Economics Demure Politicians, homework Hairdresser Beloie Ice cream, red hair Doggone it, Knitting, Open House, Pageant fx 1 , my 'IJLQV L i X2 MJ. Q, fwfiff ROBER l. BIEBER 316 N. EleventH,St. General Vocat orlal Witty i N Rainy ea f J ari e . ski 07? Fr nch-f . otatoes, pickles Hello, Iazz, Ensemble, Band, Orchestra ROBERT BIERBOWER 729 Gordon St. Commercial Business Humorous - - - English, school Business executive Bob Eating, driving Hiya, Toots. Nature, Open House EDENKMQRIE BIGONY ' 306 N. Fourlh,St., Ggerabwdc ' al I , Grcicei l ' Geomeliry, si y phopl f X gT ostess o t ' S oth da cers, good.,pla s You meangit? 'jr ' G. R., G. . a,,1Ieq , .H. S. ts.-A t R A-P,.., RICHARD W. BIRNEY 1556t, aak St. 'tl Q' ' Vocational Unpresurning School, homework Quit mobilegrieche ic Dio R 'Q-Ex, , ' , obllle s Hello, ham. k , Model Hirplarie, Pageant DONHLD K. BITTING 415 S. Eleventh St. General Vocational Iridifferent Robert Taylor, Clark Gable Undiscovered Meat cleaver Italian spaghetti, radio Holy Man. Band, Iug Band, Open House IRENE BLHCK 1421 Palm Hve. General Vocational Friendly Political speakers, conceit Nurse Blackie lce cream, Italian spaghetti Hi-ya. G. R., S. O. S., H Cappella LEON M. BOHMHN 1020 Church St. General Vocational Lackadaisical . Peroxide blondes Hviator Whitey Shep Fields, aviation Phooey. Football, Open House CHRRIE BOSS 1560 Cotton St. Commercial Secretarial Congenial Oral reports, political speeches Secretary Toots lce cream, candy, singing Oh, shucks. Open House, Horrierooin, Pageant CHRI. BOLTZ 1046 Church Sl. General Vocational Energetic Studying, P. H. D. Iournalist Dewey Lou Gehrig, food Go Wa . S. C., lennis, Basketball I K 1 Iosmin Bomcur .1237 Green St. General Vocational Rugged , , Studying, ra'dio lectures Football coach Monk l Sleeping, swing music How am I doing? Football, Baseball, Qrcllery 7 J I K 5 Wttlmlltl MIRIHM BOONE 415 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Enthusiastic Bashful boys, oral reports Politician Daniel I Out-of-town boys, sewing Oh, Nertz! G. R., Girls' Glee, Peace N x i 5 BTOLET BOWERS 416 N. Fifth St. College P eparatory elia e 'll pi es, super-jazz ine Be t ce cre 7 sodas, science Hadio, Hall Patrol Capt. .ff LM , pl 5 IHMES G. BOYER 1641 Han . 8 , hi General oc tional V., J Versatile C 255- Homework, an 'ng- Engineer Shrimp Roast chicken, j l ain't a saying. G0 Basketball, Bas IRY M. BOYER 935 Locust St. General Vocational Punctual Hamer's Husky Boys Doctor Bull Clotlfxing, style Going to Philly? Nature, Microscope, Open Ho S. MIRIHM IBOYER 935 Oley St. Commercial Secretarial Practical Opera, oral reports Office Work Dolly Driving a car, movies You got something there. Knitting, Open House 28 USG ' 1 1 , , I IUNE E. BRAUWEILER 1673 Cotton' St. Commercial Secretarial Modest Homework Stenographer Iunis Good friends, swing music That's what you think. Open House, Pageant DONALD BRICKER ll29 Robeson St. General Vocational Enthusiastic Getting up for school Mechanic Don Chicken dinners ' Youse ain'tl Open House, Pageant ffl! ff fr 'i MN BRICKER. . 1356N Fro St. Indus ial ' a 4 ti Fi y - ' Symp y music, sauer krgut' Electrical engineer I I Iugyhaid D , 7 Swing musi I ', There'll com a day. Engineers, pen House, Pageant onpr-in M. nmcnr . , aio Madison ave. . lf , 'J Commercial Secretarialfj- j' Different , .2 , I Boring boys , ' Bright eyes . - ' Iazz, eating -f Stuft's there, all rig t. Cosmopolitan, Dramatics , 1 Bookkeeper xy f J! fl! MHRY E. BROHD 930 Douglass St. Commercial Secretarial Quiet Chocolate cake Secretary Blondie Radio singers, operas When my ship comes in. Knitting, Movie Qppreciation M WMM L 1 Rlmlllll E LUKE B. BROSSMHN. IR. 1042 Washington St. , General Vocational Ente taining h Hyp ri e gg Habe xr' Brossy Swing music, dates Simmer down, churn. S, C., H. C., Dramatics Y ROWN 302 ront mercial cretarial lly' C aul' cre You g e L , . Cookin , nit , ou IRENE L. BROWN 1455 N. Ninth St. Commercial Secretarial Rmiable Fish, fowl, tall people Secretary Pat - Seven-up, French-fried potatoes Htter all. H. C,, CLR., Hall Patrol, Cooking RUTH E. BROWN 838 N. Eleventh St. General Vocational Rnirriated Wet blankets, egotists gome economics teacher Fgods, English, bulldogs Ch, iiddlesticks. Knitting, Mixed Chorus IOE M. BRUCHER 1425 Palm St. College Preparatory Husky Studies, grouchy teachers Chemical engineer Ioe Cans, good times How are ya doin', churn? Open House, Golf, Chemistry CLHYTON B. BRUNNER 923 Oley St. - General Vocational Determined Grumpy people f Metallurgist Scurby Crowds, good times, spinach You got something there. S. C., Ex. Com., H Cappella HOBER1' L. BRYHN , kg U 542 Front St. Industrial Vocational Iaunty V .1 yo Conceited people 'cf GWALU Good position Cracker Good meals, swing l hain't a sayin'. Hunting and Fishing, Tennis l V.. A L7 1 V 1' ' ' , if V ' MH HLINE F. BRYNILS N 821 Locust St. f Commercial Secretariaywf V Pleasing Spinach, concerts Wealth Pet Movies, lying in the sun Hi, Sadie. Pageant, Knitting, Typing' BETTY C. BUCHHNHN 143 Oley St. Commercial Secretarial Sophisticated Carrots, concerts Commercial teacher Halt-pint Movies, dancing lzzat so? S. C., Open House, Knitting HELEN E. BUCK 312 Bern St. Commercial Secretarial Conservative Deceit Stenographer Bucky Chocolate cake, knitting Oh, boyl Hall Patrol, Typewriting .m RWM 30 DONHLD H. BUCKS 556 S. Sixteenth St. General Vocational Dependable Detention, political speeches Orchestra leadei' 4 Don Benny Goodman's Band Take a powder. S, C., H. C., Band, Open House V l Q IEBNETTE L sugars' i . 351 N. Big raise ,f Collegxe Pikparatory QU? ' I' iold jokevsff r ant I f 1 I Y j Bo ties, cheese sandwiches ls that right? G. R., Dramatics, Soccer WILLIHM C. BUCKS 1716 Pear St. Industrial Vocational Invincible Wasting time, eating Pres. ot General Motors Curly Mountain music, work What stuii. V Engineers, Pageant, Open House ,,n. 1 I OLIVE MBE B 5 H5 1257 Bu nwood St. , C r al-Secretarigl ' H ay -f ashing dis es lbflillin r' ' .4 Y Y 2 X . Siilidikigkltfmg' fifsmg Orchestra, nse ble, Knitting EVELYN M. BURGER 647 Clinton St. College Preparatory Promising Chicklets Surgical nurse Sis Rainy days, meatloaf, art Goofusl Open House, Cosmopolitan ROY G. BURKHRT 941 Union St. General Vocational Nonchalant Rising, retiring, English Undiscovered Peachy Vanilla ice cream, girls Like heck. Open House, Hunting G Fishing J DORIS R. CHH 551 N. El e St. Comm l ecretarial ticing x .:. t' s . 1- - f ign . ll- p ' ff cakes, - - desi ing xev' 't feel li 'X-' o-Fan, G. ., e ing PHILIP M. CHLDWELL Birdsboro. Penna. College Preparatory Considerate Spinach, getting up early Forester Cobwelo Reading, milkshakes Well I'll be- Typing, Basketball, Tennis K Brannon Mm-: CHLLHHHN .' 1309 Cotton St. 1 ' X Commercial Secretarial 5 X I Htfable Z M Bookkeeping 1 h ' Social service X A Bot I ' Swinging on a smooth floor! Y, Tear it down, A . G, R., G. H. H., S. C.PPhoto-Fqp 0 ', Q , Q 5 1 ,I From D. caimxis ' , 724 Franklin St. General Vocational Studious Cooking Dress designer Queenie Traveling, sewing, drama Why? - , Orchestra, Dramatics, Pageant we-P' I .1 H ..s .Fl . KU: jv x' I sxdhvl I 'L l IE!-1 . LL e th S . merc e rial P . y people, tomatoes ecretary Ieanus Heavenly delight dessert Well, now, good-bye. Dressmaking, Wooking, Etiquette O M1 v H TTE NI HMPBELL 1447 ' iew -.J Ho c Felicitous ' Studies, uchy eopl b t ' A ZIV' t fi L ood im ancifigb ruci , you dumb uzzard. Win decorating, Pageant G. Hwmfj G. KEEN CHMPBEIL 941 Franklin St. College Preparatory Interesting Big cities, opera Chicken grower Soup Wearing old clothes, camping Bag it. Track, Typing, S. C. MHRY HMELIH Cf-IPOZELLO 428 Schuylkill Hve. College Preparatory Capable Qrtichokes, cats Undiscovered Mary Spanish tango, rumloa Oh, boy. Ex. Com., Knitting, Scholarship MRRY F: CHPOZELLO ae N. Front si. f General Vocational Fascinating Dull people, boys Dress designer Toots Sammy Kaye, clothes Heck, nc. Nursing, Movie, Open House ,MMV V QZRPENTER 819 ose St. !' General Vocational lnde dent QS Qlg ra, silly irls U di overe Vice Forestr chewing gum, blondes There's foo like an old foo. Open House, Pageant, Baseball MURIEL M. CHRVIN 928 N. Fifth St. College Preparatory Eager Conceited people Reporter Murry lce cream, television HW, shucks. Dramatics, Pageant, Open House LOUIS F. CHSSEL 1216 Spring St. General Vocational Practical Getting up ior school Wood-worker Louie Eating Oh, yeh? Boys' Glee, Open House, Chess FLORENCE I. CELEBUCKI 443 Minor St. Commercial Secretarial Obliging Rainy days, gossip Stenographer Floss Clothes, ankleis Oh, sugar. Q Cappella, Knitting, H. C., S. C. . f ' , ,f KV!- l , Qiazhiwanii CH ius 1140 N. Tweli St. Industrial V tional Thoro T . rinti cher 1 ar y Flviat' n i ic - 4, Sezffyou , f a ' ing, Tennis IWRXMM 31 G 3,4 fa ' fx -5 .36 f44 crld, 6.92:-ll 'i 'x I LOUISE Cl-IELIUS 1122 Union St. General Vocational Entertaining Bow ties Nurse Weesie Whistles, red cars Oh, fudge. G. R., Drarnatics, Knitting CHBRLES F. CHIELHELLI 49 S. Third St. College Preparatory folly Sheiks Lawyer Fat Girls, law Yeah man! Band, Orchestra, Open House ELIZHBETH CHRISTIHN 244 S. Thirteenth St. General Vocational Versatile Rainy days, books Nurse Bettie Talking, clothes, chewing gum Oh, my goodnessl G.Pl.Pl., H.C., Soccer, Volleyball r x 'I4 S lkill ve FELI T In tr l Voca ' al L f' ki '1 ic , o cars dio std! V - urly Blonde staches No lo li . Open H e, Pageant, Homeroom IOHN B. CICHOCKI 542 S. Fifteenth St. Commercial Business Candid Theme writing ' Bookkeeper Chick Traveling, tomboys, guns My time is the lirnitl Pageant, Homeroom, Open House naYMoND i. GICHOWICZ 231 Orange St. General Vocationax -- Modest Examinations f Gunsmith Chick Woodcarving, spor , Sty? Where did you lose it? H Cappella, Boys' Glee I ' lm o St GRHYC5 ELELQWE 920 N. 0 tsl. Com erkrisl Secret ial s gale 1 , Q1 RS heads, r Secretary y NX Jackie Sleeping, eating How's your livey? G. R., Open House IHMES T. CLHY 947 N. Thirteenth St. General Vocational Hctive Conceited people Highway patrolman Putt Girls, new Pontiacs I ain't a sayin'. Hunting and Fishing, Piviation 737 L' n S . Com rcial retari 1 S th , C , hist r etar D is NY M vies, ' e crea dancing O , he ensl GR., D amatics, N.H.S., S.C. LEh ROBERTH CLOUS 225 S. Fourth St. General Vocational Vivacious Red fingernails, gossips Nurse Berta Hlgebra, clothes, gum Gosh. G. H. Pl., G. H., Drarnatics, H. C. O miimiii 32 w W an m 0 WH lll ll QSM MH T M. E 10 . S ge atc ons' t istory Laboratory technician Margy Dancing, chewing gum You have all the luck. Photo-Fan, G. R., Mixed Chorus OWEN S. COBB l35 Moss St. I General Vocati al , Quiet.. ' Y Rain, dyed hai Government rloe Chink f XBlon , aseball oe H ,I . U smopolitan, Open House IOSEPHINE M. COLE lll5 Locust St. General Vocational Interesting Neighbors, getting up early llllusic teacher o Spaghetti, sleeping Oh, hush, now! Dramatics, Knitting, G. R. COLLINS Secretarial G. R. STELLI-1 R. CONNER 416 Iohnson St. General Vocational Petite Oral reports, spaghetti Dressmaker Stet A Ice cream, movies, dressmaking Oh, yeah? Open House, Swimming ROBERT P. COOPER 105 E. Thirty-Sixth- St.. Reiftton College Preparatory Talkative Girls Undertaker Bob Talking Fool Hall Patrol, Engineers IHNE L. CORNELIUS 717 N. Filth St. Commercial Secretarial Cute -Y Turnips Private secretary Cornie , H certain golf player Gee whiz! Dramatics, GR., Open House Z MHRY G. CORNER 5 739 N. Front St. Commercial Secretarial Obliging Worms Missionary to China Gwen. Camping, church work You're meanl Girls' Glee, Movie, Knitting Nix gy I GEORGE I. COX ' . l2l8 N. Front St. General Vocational C! 7 Conservative 9 Walking in the rain- Pattern maker , George Football Oh, yeah? Engineers, Band, Oper:1'House MHRGHRET M. COX 734 N. Third St. o g Prep ' C Q. . 'f ' .. f ' e It -' ea e ' Peggy : Music, sp Oh, ne er i . . Scholars ' , -69 a, . R. 2 33 W HMHMM Qi Ziff m,.J 51,0 Big Ox Xl' QL ws No of gt my Q, X J .it s 5' 1 34 IEHN COXON B16 N. Second St. . Conunercial Secretarial Versatile Qifected people Girl Reserve Secretary Iean ' Swimming, dancing You betcha. G. R. Pres., S. C, Sec., Ex. Com. FLORH E. CRHWFORD 309 W. Buttonwood St. Commercial Secretarial Quiet Sewing, oral reports Bookkeeper Betty Ice cream, spaghetti, music Tskl tskl Open House, Homeroom, Pageant ROGER P. CRUMLING 1116 Locust St. General Vocational Plrtistic Politics, elections Famous artist Ham Portrait painting Oh, yeah? Hrt, Open Hous , olor Corn. 71--A HO D P '-X 13 Kenne t.- 1 C merci l ecret ' echa, tting earl Hccount t Cuppy Walki e rar 0 : H s Sc arship -,IL OTHY IEHN CURRY 1238 Church St. Commercial Secretarial Naive Opera, conceited people Marry my boss Dottie Bashtul boys, swing music Tsk! Tsk! Leaders, G. R., G. Q. I-l., Hockey . V og! - r , ' 1 II !fH,Q! P17 n , 4 1' i-ful, MHRGHRET E. RY 1127 Locust St. ' Commercial Secretarial Likeable Sarcasm, critics Stenographer Peggy , Good movies Glory bel H. C., Girls' Glee, Open House faq W 614.751 FRHNK M. C RTIN 105 Buttonwood St. General Vocational Shy Red-heads Mechanic, salesman Frank Driving, aviation Wow. Open House, Homeroom, Pageant BHRBHRH P. CURTIS 1274 Hill Road College Preparatory Charming Conceited boys, pineapples Book reviewer Bobbie Dancing, mathematics Gee. Typing, G. R., Dramatics, N.H.S. WBLTER I. CZBRNECKI 506 S. Seventh St. College Preparatory Imaginative Inso ence Doctor Butch Girls, medicine, chemistry Silence is golden. Hrchery, Open House IOSEPH F. DHLY 1020 N. Sixth St. College Preparatory Friendly Homework 5100 a week job Ioe . Football, food What d'ya wanna do? H. C., Boxing, Hall Patrol . K f wk, wif to C Whitt W . A GRHCE C Tl DHMHRIO LOUISE CHRISTINE DE I! li 138 Wa in on . 207 S. Twelfth St ' A K V ral tonal College Preparatory 72' Cheerful Petite 6 Homework, driving Latin, homeroom Nurse Dentist ' Gracie Tiny is-u , Clothes, traveling, desserts Outdoors K, J Heck! Gee whiz! ' Lit, X. Nursing, Etiquette, G. R. Nature, G.H.H., Peace, Hockey 4 . Lf M11 rf. ' VZ, -, ' Mi f'7y1,f'fff' N S... Y ROSE BNN DHVIS 1519 Palm St. Commercial Secretarial Tiny Bow ties, getting up Secretary Rose Dancing, arguing, movies Hello, beautifull Movie, G, R., Homeroom FLORENCE E. DRY 1421 N. Fourteenth St. Commercial Secretarial Excitable Turnips, bugs Dress designer Daisy Strawberry shortcake Oh, my heart! Knitting, Orchestra, Open House EVELYN O. DEETER B20 Penn St. General Vocational Talkative Staying home Dress designer Evie Dancing, sewing, traveling Seeing is believing. Girls' Glee, G. R., Mixed Chorus MEIRY HSSUNTH DE FILIPPIS 56 S. Sixth St. Commercial Secretarial Competent Cosmetics Social service Worker Marykiris Hnimals, poetry, music I'm not in the mood. Nature, Open House, Scholarship j f IHCK M. DE HHVEN 349 S. Fifth St. Industrial Vocational Pleasant Dressing up Globe trotter Curly Flying, reading I don't believe ou. Hviation, Open liiouse WILLIHM M. DE LONG 201 Douglass St. College Preparatory Entertaining Homeroom Plttorney Bill Swimming, geology, Pontiacs We came. Hrchery, Chess, Orchestra BETTY DEMKO 819 Penn St. Commercial Secretarial Flctive Feathers, staying at home To be happy Eid oca cola, dancing Come again. Etiquette, Knitting, H. C. in 'x is J? '- ve 35 EDGHR M. DERR l40l N. Fitth St. Industrial Vocational Sportive Spinach, cabbage Metallurgist IQQY Traveling, camping, sports Mightv white of ya! Open House, Horneroorn, Pageant 0 Hampden Boulevard ollege Preparatory ute- Ma s. DETHOFF Lombardo I A 'or decorator n P ies blondes 'T at' he Way We like 'irnl Movie, G. R., Hall Patrol who X 1 J , 1 . I 1 t vmcrma M. DE'r'rEni.1Nr: 370 Schuylkill Hvef Commercial Secretarial interesting V' Turnips, conceitgd people Secretary Ginger Movies, dancing, sports So what? G.H.H., Movie, Open House I RUTH E. DETTHOF 1319 N. Thirteenth St. General Vocational Imaginative Reading, rainy weather Owner ot a dog kennel Shorty Movies, spaghetti, animals You've got something therel Knitting, Open House, Pageant DHVID B. EILER 513 Ole Colleg : eparatory Tac' u n La A ' h Na tticer Da W r, travel, sports N sl nnis, Hunting 5: Fishing 36 PHUL F. DE VERH 917 Spruce St. Industrial Vocational lndependent Missing school Electrical engineer Iazz Music, food Right! Open House, Plviation MILLICENT DE WRLD 708 North Thirteenth St. Commercial Secretarial Modern Turnips, spinach Secretary Peaches Traveling, sports You brute! Knitting, Open House ye! MHRG MARY DIENER Edg o Orchards, Bo rtown 1 e Preparato ustrious . onceited p op Technicia Peggy I H good time, ook Oh, iiddledeedeel Dramatics, N. H. S., G. R., S. C, HELEN L. DIETRICH 1463 N. Tenth St. Home Economics Whimsical Sauer kraut Child's nurse Helen Movies, children Stutf. G.Q.H., Knitting, Movie 426 Schuylkill Hve. General Vocational Friendly Untrue friends Undiscovered Noinie Knitting, automobile trips :- No foolin'? Knitting, Fashion Show Naomi it. DIETRIC 5 v -4 RXHMWH GEORGE V. DIETZ 629 Locust St. Industrial Vocatio al Plthletic P or :li m - L disco gi, ne -- w r. - 1,1 -1 s, good food v' i ' l s-Co ry, Hi-Y Engineers LLOYD DINTIMBN 120 Douglass St. General Vocational Plmbitious Coconut Metallurgist Pete Music, mathematics, science Sa-ay, bud! N. H. S., Band, Orchestra , , M- VJ 1 JJ 4 N . STEL J ELIH DI SIO f'15 . ight'St K merci Secretarial I Tomesti bf l ' nip r ggarts Hai. ite X ,. X C by ovies, clothes ou'r ' ell' me. Needl , Clothing RICHHRD CLHRENCE DUNDORE 339 W. Douglass St. General Vocational Modest School, girls Machinist Dick Banana splits, sports Heckl Hviation, Open House PEHRI. BLM!-1 DOTTERER 355 Hazel St. Commercial Secretarial Sociable Spaghetti Undiscovered Pearl Being sociable, eating No kiddingl Orchestra, Dressrnaking J eaut' ' n I UJ4' ,fin MHLCOLM R. ' C UG 116 Doug - - N Col - Prep tory s 4 l 11 t 1 G I f tle humor, ta s - er ac Good Msports, holidays Dog-gone itl S. C., Science, Chess, Riile VIRGINIH DRHBENSTBDT 408 Rehr St. Conimercial Secretarial Unpretentious Rainy days, Fred Flllen Secretary Ginny New clothes, movie, radio Oh, boy! H. C., Knitting, Movie, Tennis IOHN H. DRISCOLL 917 N. Fourth St. General Vocational Carefree Benny Goodman Undiscovered Hennessey Milk shakes, sports Wow! Mgr. Football, Flviation, H. C. CHR G. DUC l0WCotton St. X oCommerci l r rial erent ' o , il es S t ry i F l on, choc te ice cream I t sayingl Orchestra, Ensemble r ILL M. UN 1 3 erkiom e. m cial S ret ria pera, phony ic ill music, thes ' ' ting, othing, l Pat www 37 vc. f RXHMMH urs.. 38 E. IHNE DUNKELBERGER 749 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Hospitable History Specialized nurse lanie Being busy, books, science Bbsolutelyl Orchestra, Ensemble, Nature MYRTLE DUNKLE 1641 Moss St. College Preparatory Reserved Speakers, rainy days Undiscovered Tootie Holidays, music, eating H stitch in time saves nine. Knitting, Eti ette, Pageant S?-'LOSS ,vfjlidg 471 , Wifi 1 MHRY DUNKLEBERGER 439 Windsor St. General Vocational Vivacious Poor sports Physical education teacher Dunk Hnimals, chocolate ice cream Hi, Butch! Mixed Chorus, G. H, R., N, H. S IOSEPHINE M. DUNN 1148 N. Eleventh St. Commercial Secretarial Obliging Oral reports, conceited people Secretary o Southern accents, books lt's a great lite! Knitting, Open House, Pageant EVELYN MARIE ERGLE 332 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Frank Spinach, oral reports Dancing teacher Blondie Tap dancing, sports Yeah, man! Leaders, Open House, Soccer N R -Q -,ew K Cois irl , be , .g. . 2 F 5 ETHEI. MBE EBERLY 223 Upland Hve. Commercial Secretarial Pleasant Disagreeable people Dressmaking Bats Nuts So What? Dressmaking, Open House BERNHRD PHUL EBERHHRD 1630 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Hardy Smart fellows To participate in the Olympics Ebby Food, books, weight lifting Really? Boxing and Wrestling 502 rieden - urg ' 1 egg' . . . 1 ' . ang K u s - - , Tennis, Q ace ELINOR EI SE 638 S. ' h een St. Gener l' - catio al Pe X Ora orts Und' Vere -. .n 'l 'E 1 Le' gl yy O' S Baseball, ccer, Open House BNN F. EISENHOWER 554 N. Twelfth St. Commercial Secretarial Sociable Studying Private secretary Bunny Cherry cokes, radio programs Don't make a dit of bitterencel Knitting, H. C., Pageant ,, If 1 FLORE E LI OR 1 4 mercial cretar cablvv Se ary to a e tist To r P t'es rides Girl ' llee, Open ouse ' e St. U 2154 ? p - Ru. CYS yf air ,K ' Hh el EUGENIH ENGLISH 246 Reed St. Commercial Secretarial Gonscientious ' ' Conceited people Secretary Evelyn Books, sports Oh, mother. G.Fi.Q,kMovie, Ushers, N.H.S. EMILIE ERISMRN 1707 Haak St. Commercial Secretarial Petite -I Vegetable soup Hairdresser Lee Parties, movies Oh, geel G. R., S, O. S., Open House I L. IHNE ERMENTROUT 1615 Palm St. Commercial Secretarial Frank i Shorthand Musician ' Iimmy Reading, music Phooey. Ensemble, Orchestra, Sewing CRHL ESCHELMRN 2238 Raymond Hve.. Norlhmont General Vocational Rugged Girls Trapper in the north Woods Carly Fishing, food Holy smokes. Open House, Hunting G Fishing X u I WOODROW ESHENHUR 24 Wyomissing Hills Blvd. Commercial Business Conscientious Dancing, shorthand Political chairman Woody Ice cream, debating, politics I think you got something there S. C., Ushers, Tennis, Peace RHLPH H. EVELRND 1014 Locust St. College Preparatory MEiscuTineW W V W Dancing Machinist Butch Skating, ice cream Stuff. m Open House, Horneroo ,Pageant ROBERT P. EVERLINE 1118 Hampden Blvd. General Vocational Modest Cabbage Designer Bob Table tennis, red neckties No kidding? Orchestra, Stamp and Coin MUSH I. EW 213 N. Fill . Coll paratory H iq , , , e ic is ec al gn neer oa ' ' Flr chemistry ewl Open House, Engineers, Soccer RUTH H. FHBER 1336 Church St. Commercial Secretarial Chatty Oral reports, turnips Secretary Ruthie French-fried potatoes Oh, yeah? Pageant, Dressmaking xgcgi Q If f O L . PHI 420 t St. G Vocatio l ngenial Homework M sician F ir irpia s, music l ' you have sornethingthere. Hviation, Boys' Glee 1 LLI H. FBIRLHMB, IR. 26 ion t. C ge Pr aratory i l n' ' Bil Mus'c, ast chicken Wie ist du? Co e p' ist Fi Ca pella, Quartet, Boys' Glee ELIZBBETH MHY FHKE 818 Thorn St. General Vocational Sociable Political speeches, sauerkraut Laboratory technician Betty Benny Goodman, dancing Hin't it awful? Chorus, Photo-Fan, Volleyball E HELL ,Four t. Comm ' lSecretar1al gif F'ckle I , or 'jo ' ecre ' Fa y Bo rnovi usic , heck! X Cappella, S.C., G.R., S.O.S. 5 CHRROL1. S. FHSSNHCHT 1614 Mineral Spring Rd. General Vocational Shy Bad weather Success Fassy Camping, aviation, forestry Oh, gee! Qviation, Homeroom, Pageant 40 Garru u ROY H. FHUST Gll Ritter St. Commercial Business Buoyant Spinach, homework Grocer Stuff Good food, Guy Lombardo Goodl Ushers, Open House, Flrt HHROLD R. FEHR 128 Walnut St. College Preparatory Diminutive Spinach Musician Spivey Ice cream, music Fool Orchestra, Band, Dramatics GLHDIS S. FENS CH 168 N. Front St College Pre ato . wr g matches a ac lad Sa Kgye, cing owl Capp , R., Ensemble VIHGINIB E. FERGUSON S62 Eisenbrown St. General Vocational Qniruated Egotistical people, oysters Physical education teacher Ieni Church Work, music Forget itl Basketball,4,Qrt, Girls' Glee IUNE E. FIHNT 1541 Moss St. General Vocational Iaunty Rainy days, string beans Dress designer Pickles Writing letters, clothes Oh, shucksl Open House, Knitting, Pageant tXWlMfWMfQQ K 7? 41 i t. srial Vo 'o l Confident , Spin c , ips V Mec cal - 'n Ll ake ic ag v , : -- 1 Oh, yea Rifle, lug 2' s ageant WILLIHM E. FILBERT 138 N. Fourth St. College Preparatory Y Iovial Y Getting up early Business man Bill Sleeping, eating You know. Band, Ensemble, Orchestra BR T . FIN ER e St. X erci Sed rial ustrious Rainy da Comme i or Bridger Window shopping, music Woo, w ol Open House, Knitting, Sewing T ERESE I. R U T . L. er-Preparatory Sin ere Spi rs Nurs Tessi oo all, reading, mu 'c or go dness sake! Girls' le , o HT litan FLORENCE L. FISHER 408 Bingaman St. Commercial Secretarial Composed Mushrooms, cats Office clerk Floss Sports, dancing, clothes Oh, my goodness! Etiquette, Open House -I BBBIE ELEHNOR FLECK H40 N. Ninth St. Commercial Secretaral Sporting Turnips, conceited people Ofiice worker Qbbie lce cream, clothes, music ls that so? Pageant, S. O. S., Knitting P. RRY FLEISHER 165 Hudson St. General Vocational Y Quiet Homework Success Bup Eddie Cantor, turkey Plwl Open House, Pageant, Homeroorn MHRGHRET EILEEN FLEMMING 1324 Linden St. General Vocational Creative Conceited people . Fashion designer f Dizzy Hrt, clothes Do you want to know? Band, Orchestra, Open House E. WMI lm Eigmh si. Commercial Secr ar' Garruo people enographer 9 lu To , clothes . 9 UQ! Basketball, Q s ROBERT L. FLOWERS 518 S. Seventh St. General Vocational Qrtistic Homework Commercial artist Bob Singing, movies You and me both. Open House, Pageant, Homeroom 41 DONHLD T. FLOYD 1019 N. Eleventh St. College Preparatory Independent Extensive homework Climb the Hips lefty Chocolate cake, ice cream No too like an old too. S. C., Dramatics, Nature IOHN M. FOLMER 822 Locust St. General Vocational Diqnitied Gloomy weather Chemical engineer Iohnny Qpple pie, science, writing Hot dog! H. R., Chemistry, Open House WILLIHM R. FORRY 1404 N. Fourteenth St. College Preparatory Hearty Women drivers Lawyer Ozzie ' Red heads, food, airplanes Ma be. S. C., Nature, Chemistry av f I if ask ,96..A'. P ERNEST D. FOWLE , IR. Hbraham Lincoln Hotel College Preparatory Popular Poor tood Hotel manager Ernie Dancing, good food I loves you all. Golf, Track, Boxing HOW!-IRD FRANCIS, IH. 1047 N. Fourth St. General Vocational Scientific Women English teachers Bio-chemist Francis Large dogs, science Hello, son. Engineers, Hi-Y, Plviation HRTHUR L. FREDERICK 1439 N. Tenth St. Industrial Vocational Eager Homework, tests Success Qrthur Vacations, sports Bah jovel Open House, H. R., Pageant DON D W F E E K 32 er G r cational Unassuming English Electrica e ineer Donald Dance , HW, nut l 3 Orchestra, ting G Fishing t VIRGINIA' E. F jizz 529 N. E' 51. Co meicial SecrQarial S istica Zak A, nceite eople, ork . ousefj 'flu ix 4 p . my X 1 JZ X' . ' letskxlinenx handferchiets Zushl J i Open House, Hall Patrol ff , f , ff-f4ff-Zlnrxf ' . ,-, 1 . ff . IP .. -a..f '1Z3f ' 'Gif CBHL W. FREDERICKS 829 N. Thirteenth St. College Preparatory Likeable Homework Phvsician Pee wee Good food, horses Boy! Oh, oy! Or stra, re, Microscope IL N I MHN 324 M s . e r atory u o e , oral reports n c-vered Milt Musi , football games Holy catsl Orchestra, Pageant Writing MHURICE I. FRUCHTER 908 Locust St. General Vocational Vigorous English Policeman Slugger Fried chicken, sports Give it to Earl! Boxing G Wrestling, Pageant SHMUEL B. FRUCHTER 908 Locust St. General Vocational Maiily Teachers, office girls Teacher Cornie Girls, chicken He looks like Ioe Blandon. Open House, Golf MBI-UORIE L. D, 738 Gordon' S , College? ory O . . e I, W merci buyer argie ' x Smooth dancers, Sammy Kaye Why? Red G Black, G.R., N,H.S., Movie 'F MARION Y 1108 N. ' S . c' S etar'al e ic l r rt Proxi sio uyer 5. ao thletic o . Hoc , . ., G. H .R. MBRY ELLEN FRYE 1550 Luzerne St. 1 College Preparatory lridustrious Conceited people Statistician Mary To go places and do things Why? G. R., N. H. S., S. C. RICHHRD L. FUNKE Esterly, Pa. College Preparatory Radiant Homework, cats Big business man Dick Dancing, hunting Was ist los? Open House, Rviation,Chemistry RITH GHLLHGHER 1612 N. Eleventh St. General Vocational Modern Coriceited people Ideal housewife Wee-Wee Swing music, clothes Hm I griped? H. C., G. R., S. O. S. S f' ' 5: dl H. GHMB R. I . 5'8 . ' th o Col re aratory Y irplane crack-ups Transport or army pilot Daring Blonds, aviation Hello, goggeous. gd Pageant, omeroom 70- ROBERT E. GHNS, IR. 915 Windsor St. General Vocational Carefree Study To travel Bob Driving automobiles Oh, that's a lot of balogna. H. C., Nature, Cross Country IOHN GHRHHMMER 544 Schuylkill Hve. Commercial Business Unassuming English Bookkeeper lack Working on automobiles Heck! Pageant, Homeroom WMM 43 .l 'f. 5 4 if F We JW T 'HSE' :af-rf I GXQA, ,D'Mj..eQ it if Q- wll ,XJ w WILBUR N. GHRLIN 625 Fern Rve. Industrial Vocational Obliging Homework, rain Printer Bud Deep snow, vacaiion Scram. Hunting 5: Fishing, Pageant IOH C. HR Y 833 r S l e Pre r ry Gu ous lfihu an e ers Succ sstu sician Iohn Fill th' gs ar relative. Orche a, Str g Quartet Goo usi , ootball games HNNH MHE HSSERT 344 W. Greenwich Sl. Commercial Secretarial Musical Smoking Opera singer .QHHG Operas, concerts Hello, everybody. Mixed Chorus, Movie DOROTHY MHP. GHUL 313 S. Sixth St. KHTHHRINE M. GEIB 908 Washington Sl. College Preparatory Hquatic Unnecessary criticism Bacteriologist Kitty Swimming, drawing Me too. N.H.S., G.H.f-l,, Scholarsh HC. 14 Pe . ' er Vocational X RGEIG ER 'J WN! sing ted dolls tired busines an G Q R d-ha' e ' s liet, h fore art tho iati n hemistrg F t 1 I S ,kv EL a rr-Ta. G IST l 5 Ninth i Mkieviat Secreta 1' l ' ' n ' cord cg ' i l gl cei ed peoptjlng t B if my 'W Blue eyes ' Who do you think ou are. Dramatics, Open ouse ETHEI. E. ISTW T 907 Pen ., Hills College Preparatory metal 1 ess Conservative h my Noisy people O A eople To travel Dotty Drama, art vin Gr 'MY goodness- , Now isn t te? G. R., Open House, Dramatics G'R4l G. U rcmmics DSVNHJZC- GHYT-E wn.LmM o. G vii e schuylkill ave. 14-, Penn S,- Seneml Vocational General Vocational eticent - Xgciled cabbage gggliiilsqhoncl xl Q Doresl nger Commercial advertiser OH . Lucky gherr -p , sports Girls' an ee- m. H. Gt ., Track, Open House DO you feel lucky? 44 H. C., Hviation, Tennis WRXMM I I I IOHN DONHLD GER!-If-IRD 415 S. Fifteenth St. General Vocational Iocund Homework Soldier ot fortune Mike Good times, blondes Ya, menl Engineers, Golf, Open House 5 IOHN S. GILES 1732 Klein Hve. College Preparatory Sportive Winter, poor movies Florist Iohn Summer, study-halls Gee whiz! Drarnatics, Tennis, Open House MILFORD n. GERHQRT H iv 1vi.,!uf-. 919 N. Fourth St. l 5 ef- - t. General Vocational :,'- al ca ' al Entertaining ' om . . '1 ' Show-offs Con : npe N liawyer I , at ' g.- Orchestras, sports , .fy gi 5 Sic lcan't use you. Zi 1 , . ' Tennis, Drarrgtics, Chorus fin Or esirq an I L IOHN ER MRRY I-INN GODDHRD 1119 El . 1147 Robeson St. fx c io Commercial Secretarial W o hala Dramatic I rninin warpaint Catty girls, gossipy boys C emis Fin efficient secretary a k Mary ood F enc Polite blond boys at's heck. Oh, hang! se viation, Track N.H.S., .R,, S.C., Drarnatics I Q - ' '-Q' Fm-:D G. GERNERT wir.i.i - - . Goo 'E 658 Tulpehocken St. . 'G '-- - sfSTZ Commercial Business h - - a 1 ocational 1' Genial f at X , I 6 Shorthand, school Spinach, g : ' - s Undiscovered Newspaper rep te Fred , oody Sleeping, ice cream teak, dan ' g, blondes Gee-zum! W, s sl Hall Patrol, Horneroom H 2 pella, Dramatics, Chorus RUBY GICKER KHTHRYN GOODHLL 115 Poplar St. 459 Birch St. Commercial Secretarial Commercial Secretarial W'tty Cheerful Gdssip, rude boys Conceited people 0 cw Undiscovered Child's nurse Ruby Casey Dogs, cokes, music Baseball players, babies Gee! Qny news? GR., Mixed Chorus, Dramatics G.Fl,Fl., Leaders', Hockey X1 QQ- C 1 Z- X 6 4 if C3 X X Mlllltl HH Y . ORMHN 1 522 Tenth t. i Co ge Preparato p ' meworlc, ip sin s m oc un y p rs Bag . Movie Golf, Open House. IHNETTE GRHEFF 1604 N. Twelfth St. Home Economics Occupied Gossip, conceit Dress-designer Ioe Football, soccer stars How's your mother coming along Baseball, Clothing, Flrt DHVID S. GRRNGER 1227 Hn-nity St. A 1 Industrial Vocational Nonchalant avin ' t t eE1c u e e Movies, fo Howdy, st ge, Tennis, Homeroom MLOS. , I' HICHHRD S. GRHNT DORIS GRBTEH 1514 Birch St. Commercial Business Coy Gossip Secretary Doris Interesting people What shall I say? G.R., Knitting, Mixed Chorus 46 ,w,,fW, My , r o O9 ROSH GRHTER 1053 Cherry St. General Vocational Constrained Homework, plums Dressmaker Rose Movies, candy O. K, G.Pl,H., Sewing, Volleyball be HR G L. par So ticated T nips, boile ba octor Q, Gr 'e Q' . Dan od-looking boys You queek. Red Black, G.R., SC., G.H.Pl. IUNE BETTY GHIM l 241 N Ninth St General Vocational Flmicable Oral repo s ho Typist Betty Movies spor l don t know . e F A 1 ' O . X X G.H.Q., Lea 1: Qpey? House f f 1 , JL TH GRING 511 s. Fine.-,nut st. , T 1045 Medi Ave General Vocational' , 50,7 C0 H650 Wrefdridl E 1 1 ' ' ' 1 I Frie Nrecelfticlsnmg , ff V .J glleflrt hats Drummer ' ' X ecfe UTY Dick 'V' G' gy 0.1 ' Full-course dinners Oh, Chickeennia. HI- , - - Flviation, Tumbling, Track G. . , MOV1 O Cl1'Sh1PS Li- enin to IEHN L. GRISWOLD 926 N. Fourth St. College Preparatory Entertaining Poor sports, beans Surgical nurse Griz Good dancers, chocolate cake Schmutzer. Dramatics, G.R., GBR. HELEN D. GROFF 1142 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Willing Dancing, conceited people Run a day-nursery Hon Ice cream sodas Pardon me While 1 chuckle. Drarnatics, Pageant EORGE GROFF 656 Penn St. Com ' ecretarial ly . Ora-l reports ' ' Cert' ' pu ntant Bo Tr li . good otel Ca vou bea it? Rviatio , Pin Po , holarship N GROSS ight St. Co Preparatory Quiet Oral reports, dentists Plviator Mel Movies, driving Foo to you. Plviation, Pageant 1 H. WINSTON GHO 241 Gre wich Comme cial ,V siness Ene . t c Ta Q v--' s Qc vi t Wi is Gir . viation Hi , stuff. Horneroom, Pageant, Olympic ROSE GROSSMHN 1403 N. Twelfth St. Commercial Secretarial Musical Swing music, oral themes Singer Rosie Victor Herbert's songs You talk too much. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee CHRL E. GUDIKUNST B34 Madison I-lve. Commercial Business Sincere Study halls, limburger Office Worker Goody Parties, driving Fire you sure you're lying? Mixed Chorus, H Cappella 1 IdRIW NST 056 7 otton:S . Gendral Vb ational groli o I , H V Slgigglv an pghrant Gu y Sleepin art' Quit ri' g. Openyl-'Io e, Pageant gm G 8 is iqvn . Co 1 1 Secbi ' 1 Eur ps Sten aph Emmi ' Food, clothing, sleeping Do or die. Homeroorn, Pageant HBE S. GUISTWITE 913 Moss St. College Preparatory Popular Neckties Naval officer Rae Chili con carne Hh! N.H.S., S.C., Chorus, Football ROBERT G. GUSS 1626 N. Twelfth St. General Vocational Versatile English, teachers Engineer Bolo Roast pork Gosh darn it. Engineers, Hviation, Track WRXMM 47 0 . go, l xxyb ' 1 ' 4 at ' 9' 6' ELI En-1 I. H a am: N' 1 . Butto St. l 5 Ro . G neral Vo t' al I a nal Co scienti ' w lea ousy, selfi hness Tu i s Librarian Plrc ect Betty Squinch Dramatics, swimming Flrt, potato filling Gosh! Oh, gollyl H.C., Dramatics, Open House RUSSELL R. HHRS 1666 Mulberry St. General Vocational Robust Boisterous people Undiscovered Russ Good food Hold that line! Band, Orchestra, Football GLENWOODE P. HHCKER 1009 N. Tenth St. Industrial Vocational Humorous English, conceit Radio technician Doc Hackenbush Fun, girls Oh, goshl Radio, Science MILDRED M. HHFER 1704 Thorn St. Commercial Secretarial lndustrious Boring people, turnips Secretary Milly Hot dogs Take it home! Dramatics, Etiquette EGRL l. HHGEN 1522 Haak St. Commercial Stenographic Energetic Salads, conceited people Bookkeeper Fat Hamburgers, eating, girls l don't like the size of it. Band, Pageant 48 Hi-Y, H.C,, Open House BETTY G. HHHN 427112 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Dependable Dyed hair, jealous people Beautician Betts Eclairs, walking, May Nothing wrong with ou. GR., Mixed Chorus, Cappella K 1 IHME INES 16 h St. G l c6iona kative ain, selti pe le ookkeeper Ii ie B qu music Oh -. . . Orc ---. a, Band, E semble noLaN15'1yLa1N 218 Madisonyflve. General Vocational Rythmical ' Poor jazz bands i. Musician Hainesy Good-looking clothes, music Swing itl lug Band, Orchestra N GEORGE R. Haisci-I X 133 Pear St. Industrial Vocational Pleasant 5 q Turnips Transport pilot Curly Girls, air tra r on 1 , D 'tl K rests? H . G. .nl S A 1 0 0 RXWMM ,, ,.,ffi,,,,'f'f'W JAMES HHNCQX 545 Centre Hve. Tl College Preparatory Militaristic Garrulous and dishonest people Qrrnv officer Butch Firearms, brunettes an soup Hypocrisy be hang 1 Rifle, Orchestra, y g KD PJ engineer air conditioning gathers no goo. ennis, Football guess DONBL I-IRE 1345 McKnig t St. Induw Vocai' nal 'QV Phlqs Open House ROBERT HHRP 554 S. Fifteenth St. General Vocational Lanky Silly girls Machinist Poona Food, photography Take a powder. Hunting G Fishing, Open House RHYMOND HHRRISON 1238 Perlciomen I-lve. College Preparatory Hloof Competition Salesman Ray Dances, girls So what? Pageant, Open House DNB BR th Sl. Commer 'al Secretar'al Energet peopl 1'1C1Il S I1 . Y W W H p V! fi r: -Q : '- wig, ' ' Q ' u. - , , ' You're darn to nm . , . Etiquette H C ppella GERHLDINE E. HHRTM sax N. Fr i sep e r agdi al ious . ictatorial e Iournalist Gerry Fun, -sports, school l'lI double your sal rv. Dramatics, GR., N,H.S, IOHN G. HHSSLER 409 S. Sixth St. Commercial Secretarial Domestic Silly girls, dry jokes Private secretary Ioanie Chocolate nut sundaes Forget it. Dramatics, Open House, Pageant ELEHNOR P. HECKMHN 1315 Linden St. College Preparatory Hmiable Iello, daily tests Home economics teacher Hecky Haage concerts, camping I don't know. N.H.S,, GBR., G.R. La'- ' M K , .r 1 J . i ggi? D RXWMW. 50 LW LILYHN H. HECKMHN 724 N. Eleventh St. Commercial Secretarial Obliging Silly boys Dancer Lil Parties, automobile rides Oh, glug. Pageant, Swimming X FERN SER 939 Pike . X ,' Genera? Vocationhl Unconqernecl I Fancgkoitfurey Dres design Farina 2 colate ige cream on't Wan a go to bed. itting,:'ageant, Open House X. Rus ER Oh p L ustri Voc Reticent Scho , b i an yed' Mas p ter Russ Swin mu' kes How about me mone dad? Yi Pageant, Homeroom MHRY HENDEL 925 N. Third St. College Preparatory Fashionable Nearly all men Dress designer Duchess Glamour of New York City Pardon me lor living. S.C., GR., Typing, Hrt THELMH C. HERMHNSHDER 1037 Locus! St. Commercial Secretarial Earnest Dancing ' Teacher of business Thelma Music, church work I'll bite. S.C., H.C., Dressmaking iw' MBRIE H. K. HERTLEIN 238 N. Eleventh . , Commercial Sec I GY my 4 . graplier a ie a ies e ty s Yo ' darn r' , K ting, Cooking, GR. LE G EE Sig r 142 u e Industrial a al Indifierent Bad lookin girl Wood-shop o gleegie I ports, tt gir Hello, Crlglfkl. Soccer, Golf, Hrchery I-'ERN ETRI 16 N ro St: o ercial S tarial od ncxtur I ucumber lad, ll s tenogra er Fernie ' IS. iftin ' X g s, rties Wo e of hn. t g G R c , . -, rshirlfl MIRIHM E. HIESTER 775 Miltimore St. Commercial Secretarial Vigorous Homework, turnips Secretary Mini Spaghetti, black hair For Pete's sake. Knitting, H. C., Scholarship CONSTRNCE L. HIGH 1112 N. Twelfth St. Commercial Secretarial Petite Noodle soup, Robert Taylor Secretary Connie Spaghetti, dark people Oh, my goodness. G. Pl. Q., Glee, Dramatics ,ju ' .' .' , s A 1, Q f V I A ...I WHRREN HILBERT 535 Ritter St. Commercial Business Engaging Picking seeds from watermelon Reporter Babe Basketball, dancing What's Wrong with your nose? Basketball, Pageant W cm-in E. HILL pdnavlffddpb Ee ral Vo Ry io . I ork, r ' d! chanic Hilly Boating s s, airplanes l-lec Foo , aseball, Pageant DONHLD F. HILL 1037 Chestnut St. General Vocational lnditterent Studying, conceited people Civil engineerf Bu ker Gcind food, sports Hot dawgl Cross Country, Pageant HHROLD HIXSON 1231 Spring St. General Vocational Nonchalant History, studying Lawyer Pat Vacation, sports Daw gone it. Science, Tennis, Camera HELENH G. HOEPSTINE 136 N. Front St. Commercial Secretarial Sociable Turnips, history Bookkeeper Heppie Porkchops, vacation l'rn not doing so good. H. C., Chorus, G. R., PHX 1 fa Manx w. HOFFMAN 'V f 1849 Perkiomen Hve. General Vocationall. l Q' - Hccomodating - 'L Conceited people 1 ' r Concert violinist 4 ' Hoffy ' ' . Beautiful girls, beautiful music Oh, now. Stamp and Coin, Orchestra IHNET E. HOKE 1320 N. Sixth St. Commercial Secretarial Witty Moonless nights, rude boys Private secretary Dolly Food, dancing, Stardust l hope, I hope, l hope. Hall Patrol, Horneroom, Pageant VIRGINIH MBE HOKE 1335 Cnurch St. Commercial Secretarial Reserved , Taking bones out ot fish Private secretary Ginny -' Eating, talking On account of because. Usher, S. O, S., G. R. DORIS HOLDEN l6D0 Mineral Spring Rd. General Vocational Likeable Silly kids, funny people Musician Dorie Movies, well-dressed boys Hot stutf. Basketball, Chess, Movie BENTON HOLDER 1724 N. Sixteenth St. Industrial Vocational Speedy Going to bed at nine o'cloclc Flthletic instructor Benny Plenty ot food So What? Track, Plviation, Tennis lltlmllll 51 ,JMC I W gee ge., 92 O I Navy ,if 'N ft . NL! f 9 ' ,A A 1. HHHVEY . x L BBCH 425 Sprfng .T College Prep atory lndustrious Solemn assembl programs Chemical engine Harve Chemistry, music Right you are, Mike. Orch., Chemistry, Hviation HIL . HOLTZ 237 re nwich S! mercial S c ral harmin ral , turnips t ap r tie oonlight ri Oh, for googin's sake. Ensemble, Cooking, Knitting U HELEN E. HORNE 613 Church St. Commercial Business Reticent Conceited people Bookkeeper Helen Clothes, chili con carni Oh, I don't know. Badminton, Tennis i G,i3l.Q., Chorus, Dramatics VIOLET HOB 327 Pear S C llege Pre ory trig ' oo ililiwr aired boys Teac r Duc D ar ies Heave 1 RUTH HOROWITZ 2248 Northmont Hve. Commercial Secretarial Sensible Prunes, Robert Taylor Reporter Ruthie Editorials, red plaid dresses Stuii and things. Typing, Open House 52 IU E HORTING l N. Twelfth St. General Vocational Lively Spinach, waiting Fashion designer Blondie Fudge, repeating subjects Hey, you goof-nutl Open House, G. R., Chorus GRHYCE TEL 9 6 Ol St. G al VW P1 sing S cretary , Gracie - Tomatoes, sin ' Oh, boy. H, C., Girls' Glee, pe la C ceited I WINI-'ERD B. HOTTEL 936 Oley St. College Preparatory Reserved Selfish people Refrigeration engineer Win Piutomobiles Blast it. Orchestra, Band, Boys' Glee CLHRH E. HOUSE 205 W. Oley St. College Preparatory Sociable Hffectation, radio advertising Teacher Clara Horace Heidt, movies Hol cow, H. C., G. R, Scholarship GEORGE B. HOWELL 145 S. Eighth St. General Vocational Drowsy Shakespearean literature Fieronautical engineer Dixie Plenty of food, sports Don't be absurd, Tennis, Track, Pageant WMM Itltmlilltt 25 c St r f RUTH HUBLER 448 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Spirited Conceited people, coaxing Nurse Ruth Driving, camping Rye. Nursing, S. O. S., Knitting xipikn .1-mr. f ' oizlhgecretar l Studious ff ' Coaxin , tea Undis er H mobi e . lil GEO 71 M ocatron ative Coaxing P inter is Q xl .H 5 er . ,' I . l 1 , da . ' len! rt l l JANE at Huis , 12 st. ,f ,ollfege P para, 'ry Uiligen -, gf .7 Hit t , political speakers Meetgber of newspaper staff Ernie 'J Q co1col , good joke Hgly dear -j S.O,S., G Glee, Red G B ck I. I RUTH E. HUMMR 523 Locust St. Commercial Secretarial Vivacious Conceit, dishonesty Dancing-school instructress Drip Banana splits, swell orchestras Can you spare it? Dramatics, Pageant, Homeroom Bo U V f I fn an re 1,1 . 4 Open House, cholarship, S. C. EMMETT HUMMEL 221 W. Buttonwood St. General Vocational Quiet Rainy weather Mechanic Hummel lce cream and cake That's what you think. Rifle, Pageant, Hall Patrol I-'Ri-INKLIN E. HUMMEL 742 N. Twelfth St. College Preparatory Obliging ' ' ' Sarcasm, rnemorization Civil service worker Frank Potato chips, a real friend Shucks. Chess, Band, Orchestra I-IHZEL I. HUMMEL A 1501 N. Tenth St. . Commercial Secretarial Unconcerned Blondes, silly acting Private secretary Honey Spaghetti, dancing, skating You're telling I? Courtesy, Chorus, Open House MILDRED I. HUNSBERGER 1524 Birch sa. no ,W A General Vocational Iolly Ben Bernie, Marx Brothers V, K4 Nurse Mildred Spaghetti, Stuart Hllen Is that right? ,f Cosmopolitan, Movie, Drarnati s V DHNIEL H. HUYETT 816 N. Fourth St. College Preparatory Hmbitious Dancing, waiting, poetry U. S, Senator Dan Politics, ice cream I'1l bet you a cookie. N. H. S., Chess, Rifle, Science I QM 2 NW pw! .. gf RX 54 MM!! HELEN RITTENHOUSE HUYETT Stony Creek Mills. R. D. Commercial Secretarial OLIVBELL M. IHCOBY 165 W. Oley St. Commercial Secretarial Sporting Sunny City life Red-haired boys Stenographer Stenographer Sparky Olly Country life Oh, tor goodness sake! Movie, Hrt, Pageant VIRGINIH M. HUYETT 815 N. Fourth St. General Vocational Reserved Profanity, pesty salesmen Kindergarten teacher Ginny Window-shopping, dogs Goodness me! Coca-Cola, baked beans Boy, that's swell! Dramatics, G. R., Dressmaking CHSIMIR P. IHNIKOWSKI 1276 Muhlenberg St. General Vocational Hard-working Rising early Engineer Cas Ice cream, movies You've got something there. G. R., S. C., Typing N. H. S., Ope ouse, P ntk 'U1'a,3,1-calf 4,0-.,f..u,f CZ-4 K U ' HLVIN H. HYMHN IRENE F Q SKQ 1631 N. Eleventh St. 311 Or n Q, Commercial Business Gener c 'o Garrulous ist Shakespeare, poetry '1 ly Q 5, qt Eiisiness executive gl-up E New clothes, plenty ot money ' ovies, er 5 Come here, kid! F ' ' Qke Rifle, Hunting 6: Fishing, Tennis S I ypi rqmcnigs HLBERT B. IMPINK 1520 Fairview St. General Vocational Patient Home work Machinist Fil lce cream, sleep Oh, Yeah? Homeroom, Pageant WILLIHM M. fHBLONSKI 231 Maple St. ix, General Vocational ' .Ny Man! Homey wbrk' V ,A Baseball manager t' Iabo ,,, t Q Sleeping and eating What say, kid? ' Homqroom, Pageant in , f e 3 'N :N PHRKF -H. IOHNX 331 Windsor Stl' General Vocnti al lndifferxeht tlinglish Printer - Parkie G' 5 New cars, 'Take it egsy! -. Hunting Fishing, Printing ,qi Q ELSIE MI-IE IOHNS 160 Clymer St. General Vocational Sweet Turnips, cabbage Undiscovered Elsie Books, bicycles Really? Dramatics, Typing, G. R. RNNH L. IO S Butter t. Penn Gene I - 'onal aragus, Rob -. o onal Col Q ' e o - - . rt N . Tn rt c .1 r airdresser or arti l ' Q uf, g 11 , o ' 1 g RUTH IONES 918 Penn St. Commercial Secretarial Shrewd Noodles, snobs Secretary Ionesie Hot dogs, Coca-Cola You've got something there. S.O.S.,Dressrnaking, Openhouse IUNE ELEHNE KI-IHLER 349 N. Front St. College Preparatory Obliging Cats, soup Nurse lunsie Hot dogs, high-heeled shoes It's rare. G, Q. PL, G, R., Nursing fi W K I MHMIE KH RD . 339 N. Ei t . ' General o ational epor s Salads anet Ga nor For heaven s sa 1 Knitting, Nursing, Pageant Kg EDWH ' ss . al o ational icent me prk ts an Esey S i ' ' - Hol erythingl Hall atrol, Pageant, Homeroom IHNE E. KHUCHER 1135 N. Thirteenth St. Commercial Secretarial lndustrious Conceit, bookkeeping Secretary lariey Smart clothes, art lust too de-devinel Stamp G Coin, Hrt, Open House I. DRV ll N 1038 F. - t. , -: - 1 Vocation 1 lnt f -Q , ' - ngineer tr-Q 1 ake Blo des, ap ' Esgiio, ' , S. C., Open House STEWHRT B. KHUFFMHN 526 S. 14112 St. General Vocational Musical Narrow-minded people Concert guitarist Stu Good food, tine guitar soloist That gripes me. Ensemble, Boys' Glee, KHTHHRINE E. KHUFMHNN 1514 Perkiomen Hve. General Vocational Plthletic Conceited people, turnips Physical education teacher Scrubby Football players, eating Hi-yah keedl G. R. Hi, Leaders', Soccer fl FLORENCE H. K 832 Walnut St. 1 Commercial Se rial Q Sociable Turnips, o ted b Secretar ' Flossie Cooking eating, s rts s ias X lt' a l' . KI11l O nH se RUTH M. KEISER 323 Pine St. Commercial Secretarial Plgreeable Homework Secretary Ruthie Dancing, eating Oh, heck. Dramatics, lllvia 'on, Pageant IL jp I L ONBRD H. K C NER 127 Rose St. Industrlal Vocational Efficient Rising early Printer ' Len Good books, animals You said it. Hviation, Rifle, Pageant WILLIHM H. KEMPER 1208 Hampden Blvd. Industrial Vocational Iovial English Qrchitect Bill lce cream, sleep, drawing Foo. Hi-Y, Open House, Pageant DEBORHH KERCHEH 73 W. 33rd St., Reiiiton College Preparatory Congenial Conceit Undiscovered Deborah Dogs, horses Oh. Girls' Glee, Knitting, Pageant MHDELINE M. KERCHER 7ll N. Eleventh St. Commercial Secretarial Neat Burnt food Secretary Cissie Pearls, poems VVhat do you think? Dramatics, N. H. S., S, C. 56 DOROTHY M. KERLING 1049 N. Twelfth St. General Vocatlonal Talkative Lessons Homemaker Dottie Radio programs, dogs You've got something there. Girls' Glee, G.l3l.F1., S.O.S. FRHNCES V. KERNS 1563 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Quiet Conceited boys Stenographer Francee Eating, red-haired boys Oh, boy. Knitting, Qrt, Pageant DOROTHY EDR KESSLER 122 S. Eighth St. General Vocational Chic Sore throats Singer Dottie Singing, clothes Hello, darling. Drarnatics, G. R., Q Cappella DOROTHY R. KILLIHN Birdsboro R. D. l. Commercial Secretarial Dependable Staying home at night Secretary Dot Going places and doing things Oh, you. Plrt, Knitting, Pageant EVELYN M. KILLIHN 1545 Moss St. Commercial Secretarial Shy Conceited people Secretary Sis Reading and eating Oh, dear. G. R., G. Q, Ill, Fashion Show WMM 'if ' 1 iittlttt W' gt' QA I I I I it CBTHHRINE LOUISE KINTZEL 303H S. l71!2 St. Commercial Secretarial Flrnusing Spinach, snobs Secretary Kitty Spaghetti You've got something there. G. Q. Q., Dramatics, Pageant CHROLYN KISSINGER 429 N. Twelfth St. College Preparatory Y Musical Conceited boys, carrots Chiropodist Kissy Dancing, music, spinach Oh, boy. G. R., G. H. H., Dramatics, Peace HHRVEY KISSINGER 670 Schuylkill Hve. General Vocational Congenial Silly girls ' Place in Benny Goodmans band Kissie Blondes, food, nature Starch my shorts. Open House, Pageant MRRTHH E. KISSINGER 753 Birch St. General Vocatlonal Coy History, cooked turnips Decorator Mawa Hrt, animals, eating Do you know what? Glee, Knitting, Open House CHARLES F. KLEINSPEHN 915 Pear St. General Vocational Hthletic English Mechanic ghic I ating, s eep' Oh, yeah? mg H Cappella, Open House, S. C. RUTH HUDREY KLICK 1049 N. Eleventh St. College Preparatory Spirited Snakes, conceited people Nurse Little 1'-ludrey Drum-majors, policemen You're pixilated Dramatics, N. H. S., G. R., LEROY KLINE 917 Church St. Ylndustrial Vocational . Y -- Flmicable wu Ostentatious eople Engineer ROY 6 Sports, attractive clothes Steady Baseball, Pageant, Home Room it ff I HELEN E. KNEHR fri ,hm J f 1030 Douglass sf. 'J kg - 4'1 College Preparatory ,' . is lngenuous we 4 . 4, . I--H ' Geometry, critical people A 1' Teacher J! gleleriu Ji, 9 tr, X D552 if ws l.if',ff .,, 1 . Open House, Science, Knitting M IS KNO LHU 1 ss' cad a ry Deb air a s n urry . Hrgu t, life See y then. Tennl , , c: RUTH R. KNOLL 830 Greenwich St. General Vocational Interesting History Bookkeeper Blondie Typing, music Oh, yeah? Glee, Open House, Pageant 57 P! 1 jf f x f l IEROME KOBRIN H 1141 Walnut St. 554 S. eenth 7 College Preparatory Comme al Sec tar 1 Literary Talkat' e Spanish History! Sports columnist Secretary Ierry Emma ' ' , Thrilling sports events Dancing, sports ' 1 You don't live right. Oh, bo l Red G Black, Open House,Tennis HNNH E. KOCH 337 Pear St. Commercial Secretarial Hrniahle Spanish, egotistical people ' Private secretary Brownie Travel, food, blondes That's neatl Drarnatics, GR., Etiquette SHIRLEY M. KOCHHRD 238 N. Second St. Commercial Secretarial Retiring Two-faced people Stenographer Lee Making new friends Me neither, too. Dramatics, GR., GBR. C1-If-IRLES KOLE 241 N. Eighth St. College Prepar ory Serious .A U' Rainy days, homew rk , Medical doctor Chuck Il Pretty girls, eati g Skip itl Chorus, S.C,, Scholarship C HRLOTT S. . KOTOWSKIf 549 aple S Genera ocational I Emotional r Flmeri st he j Nurse . X' ' Shan ai Gardenias, boys' balle Fid sticks , osmopO ff , I' 1 F 2, 'f r X if ' v .3 1 1 ,if it Q ,...f K f- .1 i Open l'lIouse, Horneroorn, Pageant yum: KRFLMSR xg' 1150 N. 'r iiksm Com e ' Secretarial nd Mus gig stufiies retary 1' ' fune xt 'V Shorthandxksbookkeeping Swelle anl Glee, Open House, Pageant V. - Q pn! RUTH E. KREIDLER 135 W. Douglass St. College Preparatory Intellectual English Teacher Ruth German, geometry, algebra She gripes me. Etiquette, Knitting, Chess FHNNIE KRICI-I 358 . le t. ' Ho c nornios Peserve Hypocris Saleslad Fay Cl ' g, sports Go on, you're kidding. Nursing, Open Hous ageant IOHN E. KRICK 126 Greenwich St. General Vocational Reticent English Orchestra leader Bud Music, blondes Skip it. Homeroom, Pageant fb' 4- 1 L, VIRGIHIQIWE. 'KRICK 114a,nabesoes,'i7 , ' Commercial' Secretarial BLHNCHE M. KUPP 543 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Ilgreeable ' L Docile Snobbish people , Snobs Secretary STSUOQTCIPIIGY Ginny Kuppvl Dancing Dreaming, clothes Gee Whizi You're nuts. HC., Homeroom, Pageant Swimming. Fashion Show 1 S. B. KR 1 EUNICE H. KURTZ 925 Spruce St. 0, 50 Fern ave- General Vocational Energetic Childish seniors B useful citizen Helena Intelligent discussions Do I make myself clear Nature, G,H,Pl., GR., orus HNNHBELLE KULP 718 Church St. Commercial Secretarial Neighborly Cabbage, hats Stenographer Star Bookkeeping I'll sit on you. Pageant, Homeroom I-'ERN I. KULP 518 S. Seventeenth St. Commercial Secretarial good-natured pinach, rain Hairdresser Peanuts Dancing, Italian spaghetti Oh, nuts. Dramatics, Dressmaking, G.R. KBTIE KUNKELMHN 1315 N. Twelfth St. General Vocational Hitable - History Nurse Dolly Blond boys Oh, boy. Open House, Pageant ollege Preparatory Qble- W ' ' Q ymnastics, English usic teacher Euaice k er-s ating, organ hucksl Ensemble, Glee, Open Hou GEOR E LH 449 St n ' ' ational lo s O e ocli ' s J ' one wi I rse OTS U Hluslc H ' , Ro ue . SS x. Com. Open House P g on mercial Se tarial dusirious ,J Braggqrtssf Secr Miri Music, sewing You know what I mean, Glee, Sewing, Knitting MIRI .Z mat 4 YM WMM 'F 59 4 i .AL Q.-ju, v. U, RRY T NZ m '- erci - ecretarial onservaf e F esh b y i ' ri ht! .: Pageant e I t U I ' ta l 4 f Y A 1 1' Potato 594 -.. o boys O ,. .I g 0 1 IOSEPH P. LHTZE 548 Pearl St. Commercial Secretarial Riert xlomewlnrk, getting up early Oiiice Worker Ioe Eotina, movies, sleeping Y an-coo-co--con--ee! Open House, Pageant 1409 N. Fourteenth St. College Preparatory Capable English Mathematics teacher Olly Math, swing music LIVER H. LHU, IR. Foo Open House, Ex. Com., Pageant DE FO R UFEH. IR. 01 N. St. C eg! ep ato y Ur Fa girls, tin S i Y lo hes, ars, medicine 'll kill y Drum Maj , Ushers BEHTRICE N ETTEJLHW 1010 Weiser . Y General Vo ion -NL Hctive ' N ars al daes se . Be sie ar if ting e e 1 Y g t ething' re. ' Pl., , ., Photo-F X 60 INE L. L NCE 1 0 N. S' St. Col ge repara r E iasti geabl eople Uncliscov Hrli Clo , histor ldou it. . Hocke EtiquetteQG,H.l-1. , I IOHN M. LBWRENFE 1253 Eckert Hv gil- If General V cagnay Entertainin Hlgebra, r 'nyld Hrch lo ' Iohn g Eati istor ' For it. H.C., Pageant E HHROLD W. LEHS N I 1018 N. Twelfth St. General Vocational Scientific Eid jokes X, ngineer S Bud O Streamlined trains, science Gee whiz. Engineers, Chemistry, Band DOROTHY LEE 331 McKnight St. Commercial Secretarial Domestic Small people, jazz Private secretary Dot Concerts, cello music Shux! Knitting, Dressrnaking, Glee ELMER R. LEE . 1017 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Musical Symphony Orchestra Benny Goodmans drummer Mick Good jokes, boxing Every man lor himself, H.C., Hi-Y, Band mtitmttt 3 if , ., . ' .. ig .-.- fx f- 11 r W 25-to Ria ww' W to w an 382 3 19 OW RXHMM gif -7 I+' ,vOfJ ' .MJ L JLOJ ' 2 A-. V,V,.41.e QED? 'f'JX IEHN LEGLER. ' 1 1720 N. Front St. General Vocational Dreamy Conceited people Housewife Iean Chewing gum We hope. Pageant, Homeroorn 1411 N n t. Oapege reparatory c we ' ' ' Boys, stockiri SHIBI. Iwi!! t S urse Hn Do mobiles lust so why I don't know! S. ., horus, Pageant . jf 2 ,, , CHHRLES ' nr LE 41 N. Ninth . ' G ral Voc Helpful Girls Lawyer . l ' C Charlie' Good fog' ckers Like ' aby from Hall Pat o h s G C NH L. CZYNSKB Sweet EDWBRD F. LESHER 1534 Mulberry St. General Vocational Loquacious Chemistry Forestry service Eddie Flashy socks, ties lt's fair to middlinf Hrchery, Nature, Cross-Country 1723 Cotton . ' Co e Secre ial T ' a e a si - 0 ffic ' cle it .C B10 , bow has J I'll ive you a a . D matics, GRP. , Hockey 1 S . 640 Tul hocken . L Gener Vxational ' Flir-mi ed School Walking ?esign r 1 agiagx I appre iate that Hviatio Track N N MILLICENT Mas LENGEL V, - 51- KQKHTHHYN R- 1-E V 1209 N. 'rhireeeih si. ji gf N f V . College Preparatory J jj - ', Dazzling l, gf I 1 Turnips, parking Yu - , 1 Business Woman fe I Q' Mme 1 1 Y Shep Field's Crchestra lg' , , Q Hey, d'ya know? 1 ' r Red :Sf Black, SC., GLR, X ,' X FEROI. LENHHRT X 1114 Greenwich St. College Preparatory Pleasing Conceited people, homework Nurse Febbie Different hairdressers Tell me and we'll both know. H.C., GR., Open House G17 N. Tenth St. General Vocational ' Hctive The nickname Blondi Nurse Teen Cooking, animals lllnd they hang pictures. H.C., S.O.S., Ushers, Tenni W2-J. MHRY ELIZABETH LEVI-IN Esterly. Pa. College Preparatory Scholarly 1 Mashed potatoes Iournalism Mary Ice crecrn, Fltlantic City Gee Whiz! N.H.S., Scholarship, G.P1.Q. 61 RXWIIMII Q ,S cz N RJ n o I . 'XXX ROBERT W. LEVHN 905 Gregg Hve. General Vocational Mechanical Concert music Expert mechanic Bob Fishing, aviation I don't know. Orchestra, Pageant EILEEN IEHN LEVENGOOD 148 s. sixth si. V L yd Commerci Se J! Ffndly , 32 ts, ila hy'neckties o I ody's stenographer e ie A Curly hair, auto Now ain't th t ck ? Dramatics, us, Open House ' a ff 1 M. GERTRUDE LEVICK 1160 Buttonwood St. Commercial Secretarial Superstitious Conceited boys Secretary Spitfire Hot trumpets, roses Do ya' love me yet? Dramatics, Chorus, Open House of CHHHLOTTE LEVIN K' 939 Elm St. Commercial Secretarial Intellectual 3 Bow ties Perfect stehographer Chick 1 ' Days off, dancing Whoops, Tony! Pageant, Dramgtics, Photo EMHNUEL LEVIN 130 Clymer St. College Preparatory Brilliant Conventionality Public accountant Manny Stamps, Brahms Good morning. N,li.S., Chess, Peace DONHLD S. LIDDICOHT 1233 Mulberry St. General Vocational Musical Delivering papers on rainy days Scientist Don Good things to eat Phooey! H Cappella, Open House DOROTHY IEB HN 9 9 . P . Si. cial Secr tarial Getting out ot ed Secretary Dotchie Basketbal, c ing um Hi-ya, st I I Open H e, Gle X, SHI EY R. BERMI-IN 34 huyllcill Five. ommercial Secretarial Interesting Waiting for troll Private cretar Shi Dancn vies Now t that funny? G, ,, Dramatics, Movie IHNE LIGHTNER 326 N. Ninth St. General Vocational Clever Poor conversationalist Laboratory technician Honey Flowers, clothes, parties Hi-ya, han. Knitting, Drarnatics WI-IRREN C. LING 926 N. Second St. College Preparatory Nature loving Dry speeches Forester Ling Walking, automobiles Same difference. Hi-Y, Dramatics, Band MIRIHM E. LIPMHN 429 N. Fifth St. General Vocational Theatrical Chewing gum Dramatists Mim Witty people, art Why, Welll G.R,, Dramatics, Tennis I M I. TL HHLES Weiser N mznerc 1 usine is i I or o eep f L afirgi :ga sleeping You'll ta fl Scholars p, Open House, Nature RICHHRD W. LIVENGOOD 542 Woodward St. Industrial Vocational Heronautical Liars Woodworker Didk Qutomobiles You tell 'ernl Open House, Paieant G6 I C1 a bk If . u D L L11 WILFRED H. LLOYD 1041 Hmity St. Commercial Business Hmusing English Bookkeeper Lefty Good meals Le-t's get 'eml H.C,, Nature, Soccer IEBN LOCHMHN 133 Elm St. College Preparatory Coy Spinach, conceited people Fashion designer Shorty Dancing, driving, movies HoW's everything? GR., S.O,S., Hitt, Etiquette WILLIS E. LOMHS 1426 N. Fourteenth St. General Vocational Interesting Turnips, drv speeches Qir conditioning director Nick Blondes, pumpkin pie Foo. Pageant, Hall Patrol PETER LOMBHRDO 333 Franklin St. College Preparatory Companionable Women drivers Surgeon Pete Sleep, chewing gum Whatta you it's a doin'? H.C., Band, Hall Patrol DONHLD I. LONG Maidencreek, Pa. Commercial Business Qlert Spaghetti, meat balls Bookkeeper Doonie Butomobiles, blondes Rnd they kill men like Lincoln! Pageant, Homeroom F HE L he in Gener o io l Y 1 leaning g fish Looper Flossi Brown- boys Pageant, Dramatics, GR. VIVIHN LONG 1153 Mulberry St. Commercial Secretarial Superstitious H boy Without a tie Commercial teacher Honey Uniforms, frankness l hope, l hope, I hope. Dramatics, Girls' Glee, Chorus sf, E if f 1 Mu 63 ,rx , Z NEE L RH IW Dqug Conceited peopl l Laboratory technician . s St. General Vocati' I Earnest XA Ianie Fiqurat' el s eakin xf' .A . M. r f ll J xf sf .rf . Y P - S.O. Photo-Fan, gcholarship MA GE E L S, IR. 46 Sixt . G ral Vocational ilh ome ork, oral reports Business man Sonny Radio, baseball Nothin' doin'l Rooting tor R.H.S. 55 X. J to fin HVID I. LYNCH 245 Pear St. College Preparatory Garrulous Poor jokes, homework Lawyer One cylinder Bow ties, loud clothes Mornin'l HC., T ack, Hi-Y, S.C. f , L. . xf M ,GERTRIQE . Mg1c,Bt.wEr: sos N. st tb if I General Vbcational Cailttish a, Co V 'ted bays Veterinary surgeoness , I andle-light hestra Qrchery G.R. f gh, g l'adness sakes. XA: V 'X ' ' GRI-ICE LENORE LUDWIG 812 N. Fourth St. College Preparatory Hmbitious Latin con-iprehensions Surgeon, own live Packards Lee Packards, midshipmen, books I wouldn't be knowing. N.H.S., S.C., Ex. Com, RICHHRD M. LUDWIG 156 W. Oley St. College Preparatory Engaging Pot-pie, trolley-cars Lawyer Dick Ice cream, snow No stultl N.H,S., Orchestra, S.C., Ensemble PHULINE LUTZ N 935 N. Twellth St. ' Cheerful ,, Conceited peopl 1 Nurse Pauline , Swin music! Y. Home E cono mics jjj!!! W I'll bg seein' ya! ' G.H.H., Leaders', Soccer 84 X may , DONHLD F. MHCHHMER B22 Ritter St. General Vocational Sociable Conceiied people Hviator Bups Dancing, Eddy Duchin My starsl H.C., Football, Engineers FRED K. MHDHRH 543 Robeson St. General Vocational Flrgumentative Book reports Sports editor Spike Sports, sleeping, swing music 2 to 1 they don't win. Track, Open House, Pageant I fi! TERESI-I MHN Uso K' 242 Pea St Genera a gepen d on p ers titer Xl TY seball players ell, l wo 't rgu GH.,-Lead ', oc ey xxx jf tlttllmltl 'Q7 ttlmtwt 'SG' M if Y 4 x is ke M r.. Aw ig MBE Mi-INTZ 1417 Moss St. Commercial Secretarial Friendly Red-heads Nurse Mae Hiking, dancing, movies See if l care what you do. H.C., Knitting, Typing LEON MRNWILLER 915 Meade St. Commercial Secretarial Unatfected' ' ' ' Working Saturday afternoons Office manager Manny Movies, good food Oh, You Won't talk. Golf, Scholarship, Typing HHLPH H. MHNWILLER 1513 N. Twelfth St. General Vocational Hrtistic Iazz, wasting time Music teacher Shorty Good music, mother O, K. Pl Cappella,Male Quartette,G CONCETTH MHNZELLH. 129 Belvedere Hve. General Vocational reports 5, sports re sweet. Show, Open House IHMES L. MHNZOLILLO 439 S. Fifth St. General Vocational Independent Getting old Business man Manzi Playing hockey Oh, bag it. Camera, Track lee SHR!-IH E. MRRGRHVE 215 Hudson St. Commercial Secretarial Talkative Oral reports, politicians Newspaper reporter Hrizona Benny Goodman, travel Take a dive. Open House, Movie ROBERT Mi-IRKS ' 1731 Pear St. 1? Vo at' 2 or -- ' ' T' W V i C Golf ., ion I Jinx ' Women, :5 V Finother red-skin bit the dust. Golf, Pageant, Open House C. BRUSH MI-IRTIN 1031 N. Twelfth St. General Vocational Reserved Women smokers Scientific farmer Red Cpepperl Debates, French-fried potatoes Today I am a man. Open House, Hi-Y, Horneroorn MHRY H. MHSTROLIH 127 Belvedere Hve. General Vocational Friendly Conceited people, speeches Hairdresser Mary Dancing, volleyball Don't eva' do that. Fashion Show, Open House I . BOBER1' c. Marz 60,6 519 S. Seventeenth St. Commercial Business Willing Conceited people Flccountant Matzie Walking, little blue hats C'mon, gang. H.C., lllviation, Nature Study 65 Xp . ROBERT K. MHTZ 1042 Union St. Commercial Secretarial Unpretending Speeches Office Work Bob Hikingl, camping trips HW, t e heck with it. I-lorneroorn, Open House, Pageant RIC!-II-IRD F. MHURER 104 Windsor St. General Vocational Pldventurous Chiselers Game Warden Deadeye Honey-coated dates That's all right. S.C., Flviation, Glee, Tennis CONSTHNTINE MHVRIDES 225 Pearl St. General Vocational Masculine Herrnits Salesman Gustie Teachers' institute You don't say? S.C., Hi-Y, Ex. Com. ERNE rl Y Wd Draftsrn Ernie Nature, unting, fishing l don't believe it. Hunting G Fishing, Horneroorn ' ,'r.,- - . I I oc f 1 l a s 0 f X S k p pe WILLIHM L. MEYER 420 W. Windsor St. General Vocational Carefree Cabbage, work Machinist Bill Pork chops, sleep, swimming l can't youse you. Engineers, Open House MM LOUISE MCCOY 221 Penn St. Commercial Secretarial Plrnusing Staying home Secretary Weezy Good times, home economics You've got something there Dramatics, Knitting, Cooking WILLIHM MCDONOUGH 1338 Butler Street General Vocational Original Beginning of school year Pilot Mack Sleep, machinery You betcha! Engineers, Open House . f ' fi-ML C ts.. J SHMUEL MCFHRLHND l 7 Gr I. xal Vocatio al f Mannish J ogework Mr panky Cake, hunting Listen, son! Plrchery, Open House ARTHUR N. MEHSE 1041 Locust St. General Vocational Musical Egotism Musician Measie Jazz, books No kidding? S,C., Printing, Chorus L11 gH EL ea? A is it RICHHRD W. PM We Leespor Gen al onal Shy Fis i ' teacher ck ce cream Phooeyl Rviation, Band, Open House Q . , G' .AQ VIR B EINHOLD W EzM ,AVI XCq5penler St. Corrfrierciull eoftarial Socicible 4 lm' olite-bcrys Prieate secretary Red '--., , Truckinw, dates Oh, shucks. Movie, Open House DORIS MEIS 229 N. Sixth St. College Preparatory Rdept Impolite boys, Latin Social service worker Meise Clothes, dances Heavin' help us. GR., I-lrt, Hall Patrol ...Lexi 6 . iith St. College r arat Intellect Cheese, C loway Iournalism Tom Ice cream, radio I dunno. Dramatics, Red 6: Black MILDBED MELCHER 824 Weiser St. Commercial Secretarial Manhater Opera music, studying Typist Millie Dance Orchestra I hopg I hope, I hope. Open, ouse, Pageant, F 1 Q 1 xpf X Al. w , ' jf ' f F.. sEYMoUn Msilnsisog-me ' 54 N NDlinlhJSt ' Sf L . . . 'f olle Prepcyarloiy J r ' le v f I' V' o ewfqr 'rl .' 't succekelfd in lite Njgjirb en N oitd1QO1Qfied.'5YgF Erisemble, .Banddbrchestra . 1, M LDRED S. EL 5 en St. n ral ocalio 5 V T , mewor l Mlm V ' 4' Ian avoit I h e, I e, hop . S,O.S., Dressmaking, Chorus ELLEN MERTZ 1125 Spring St. College Preparatory Hdept Boys, studying Kindergarten teacher Ellis Qttractive coiiiures Oh, yeah? Dramatics, Typing, Open House WHLTER MILES 416 Rosenthal St. General Vocational Hcquiescent Sauerkraut Undiscovered Brown Brunettes Gee. Band, I'I.C., Open House BNNH H. MILLER 246 N. Eleventh St. General Vocational Petite Egotistical people Business Woman Finn Dancing, Wayne King Tsk, tsk, tsk. G.R., Orchestra, Dramatics WWMMH . ff t ix-. li X vi 1:1 Mix' 1 N rv 493 hi-'oo MW 'x f1Ph..1 I n , EDWQRD'S. MILLER 130 Oley St. College Preparatory Quiet Fussy people Businessman Eddie New automobiles Take it easy. Hall Patrol, Open House A. N 1 LLOYD E. MILLER 16 Woodland Rd. College Preparatory Hrgurnentative Talkative blondes Metallurgist Fool Open House, Horneroom PEHHL E. MILLER 666 Eisenbrown St. General Vocational Hccommodating Housework Hir-hostess Tiny Music, dancing You're telling rn I G.l5l.Q., H Capp lla, H.C Red Tall brunettes X x rfamo S. MI 'L - 3 SU N. Six S V, mrnercia arial 1' Ent usiastic' 75 O reports, economics secretary R ay Sports, od She's a honey! Cheerleader, Photo-Fan SHRH L. MIL R 234 Pear St. cre nal I S1 ' Cl s 1en sivj add' Q ol lG?R.,lLe12 ' 68 I Q if HI-IROLD MILTENBERGER 415 S. Sixteenth St. General Vocational Masculine Doctors, dentists Ieweler Milky Hpple dumplings Hello, M'boy! Rifle, Open House, Pa ecmt GQL G. R BERT MITCH 1323 N. Fourteenth St. General Vocational Carefree Hmateur dance-bands Directing a good orchestra Weasel French-fried potatoes Yes, l don't know. Open House, Pageant DRNIEL H. MOHN. IR. 1238 Muhlenberg St. Industrial Vocational Vigorous Talkative people Electrician Mooney Blondes Oh, yeah? Hi-Y, Plrt, Open House 'Fur . H03 1622 Perkiornen Bye. i X Commercial Secretarim- Sensible Gossips, conceited people Private secretary X Hon Good friends, clothes ls that right? Open House, Chorus, Dramatics 4:5 IHMES I-I. BG 40 ve. I str l Vocational ent icine sman Pretzels and ice cream Heck. Open House, Pageant J miiimiiim x an FEHN B. MOODHHRT IUUS N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial Quiet Oral reports Secretary Gigglie Clot ing, Chili-con-carne I wouldn't say that. G.Pl.H., Open House, Pageant MHRTIN I. MOORE 109 S. Fourth St. General Vocational Dependable f f Work Without pay State police Marty Medium-height ash-blondes You ought to get Wise. Rifle, Hunting 6. Fishing THOMHS MORHN 926 Greenwich St. General Vocational Independent Homework Qutomobile mechanic Tony Cadillacs, Packards, Buicks Hi-ya, Speck. Radio, Open House IHCK B. MORITZ 416 Tulpehocken St. General Vocational ranger k riding lers, P to FORREST R. MOSES 530 N. Front St. Commercial Busines Sturdy Crabby people, spin ch Businessman Fossie Ice cream, overnight hikes Don't Igiet tough, kid. Open ouse, Hviation ft 0 J-JL. v Q., NV r JV 5 P RICHHRD B. MOSSER 1036 N. Fourth St. General Vocational lndustrious Oysters, homework Qviator Dick Baked beans, Spanish Today l am a man. Open House, Plviation, Chess CONRHD T. MOYER 766 N. Twelfth St. Commercial Business Reserved ' W ' ' Guys that call me Jazz One ot Goodmans musicians Connie Sleeping, jazz music T'aint funny, McGee. Orchestra, Band, Chess DONHLD MOYERCC ll0fJ N. Tenth St. General Vocational Practical Prevaricators Plviator Duke Brunettes, eating Hi, keed. Hall Patrol, Qviation EVELYN R. MOYEB 211 W. Oley St. General Vocational Flctive Turnips Home economics teacher Eve Clothes, dancing Hi, chum. S.C., Dramatics, GLR, GEHBLDINE R. MOYER 1021 N. Ninth St. Commercial Secretarial Vigorous Mushrooms Private secretary Jerry Clothes, sports, singing Quiet leasel GR., 'Cg.Q..H,,' N.H.S., Dramatics 70 IHCK H. MOYEH 1222 Eckert Hve. College Preparatory Restless Tests, spinach Civil engineer Schrnitty Swing music You can't keepa d man d N.H.S,, Soccer '- KE H H. MO ' coln St era V ona eserved ral re ts Su s O Swi usic No 'ddi g. Chess G Checkers, Rifle LEROY H. MOYER 2260 Downing St. General Vocational Carefree Snobbish people Pluto mechanic Cowboy Chocolate cake, blondes Hey, that's all right. Homeroom, Open House HITH MOYER 445 Moss St. Commercial Secretarial ' Modern Cocoanut candy, crowds Hairdresser Rita Riding in the rain Stop it! Open House, Dressmaking MSW? FERN M. MUCKEL Q A 620 Lancaster Hve. Commercial Secretarial Sparkling Turnips Secretary Chuck Banana splits You wouldn't kid me. Photo, S.C., Scholarship CRHOLINE H. MUHLENBERG 726 N. Third St. College Preparatory Intellectual Squash, turnips Publisher Caroline Good books, candy Oh, my goodness! Draruatics, G.R., Usher QMJOLA 936 oss Co erc' ' Ob , ing gnions h tenograp er ' Ethel Corn pie, sewing Merry Christmas! Tennis, GR., Dramatics ETHEL RNI?NB E f al 129 M err . ercial Secre ial le ions, turn era singe Chubby Clothes, sports You're full of Wind! Open House, Pageant GRHCE . HGLE t MQRGUERITE S. NHGLE 547 S. Fifteenth St. College Preparatory Individual Dishonesty, limburger Commercial grtist L nn Cliiaracter study I wouldn't know! Hrt, Pageant, Homeroom X N VIOLE 1. mas 1 X X , 1506 N. T th St. ' Ge o ti l 'ff Rmb' io s Fish, my ther in rgart teache ly in - ia s aghetti 't i t truth, ough? cholars ip, Kni ml N x , N x S XY , if s'P'w HLICE L. NEWKIRK 817 Weiser St. General Vocational Tender ' Sewing, pork Owning a hot dog stand Hlice Dark-haired boys One never knows, does one? Knitting, S.O,S,, GR. J . P ICK IW. utt od t. Cogjer ' SS arial ,, S i , , Y jgrgiuew , poo orts e ary K ickie Hn' al wers O , . Ty ing, GBR., GR., N,l'l.S. NICK NICKLES lOl W. Buttonwood St. Industrial Vocational W Flmusing W, ' Baggy trousers Chemist Neeck Macaroni 6. Cheese Go vayl Tennis, Hunting 6: Fishing MHRIETTH F. NOL ETHEL E. NONEMHKER , 4 716 Madison Hve. -' ' General Vocational Conscientious Tomatoes, rainy weather Nurse Nonnie Snow, interesting people Gee whiz! Movies, Scholarship, Volleyball FRHNCES NOWHCK 1040 Buttonwood St. College Preparatory Dependable Tests, pot-pie Physician Fran Iazz bands Mah goodness! S.C,, l-l.C., GR., Knitting STHNLEY P. NOWOTHRSKI 1239 Cotton St. General Vocational Eccentric Fish Champion diver Snow Fl certain teacher Yeah! Tennis, Pageant . OJJU FRHNCI HYMOND OBERC 214 W. Douglass St. 7 Twelfth St. General Vocationa ' dustrial Vocational Vivacious Unobtrusive Unreliable pe Women, boiled cabbage Doctor - Radiotrician Randy Iunior Dogs, driving Wouldn't you like to know? GR., N,H.S., Typing ROBERT S. NOLL 837 N. Twelfth St. Industrial Vocatlo l Red heads Undiscovered Nolly j Movies, ice cream Oh, you don't say? Engineers, Open House lndiiferent ' si Te h lc s Radio experiments Tell it to Sweeney! Open House, Pageant if' ' L X LEON D E. O'BRIEN 1109 10th St. n Vocational n s lec l eng'neer Roa ck Ma sh! s Trac , Footb , nd it Wlllll 7l W -o w as N I Tlx 4 N12 7 HHH X f , s 'I ilk Lf f I , , f ' f af! -iv ' I .I 1 IHMES M. O'CONNELL 1013 Moss St. General Vocational r. V' 1' ' , EN H. onus- i'49Vlg1lg:unkliH i f fGeneral Vocqtionhl . I Rei' ble T , wi d J at 1 ' .J Gregdy people 1'-llisiggn e 1 . ' N Big-business mcm Dance-band Lehder K' lim Iazz f' , ,f .f Hiking, movies sic, cars GX QM Nov schmoz ka pop! K it, gan ye, X Cross-Country, Typing V nd, N chestrCtx'XCxappellc1 sg .xx WILLIH HH RTY ,-. L HN OSTROSKI We Lee , Pa. 52 5, . t. Coll e eparato y anim ciat cretar l ' C al : O i K mps Li - I K f il en neer .gn de U51 or rish Si li unc periods O0 . I ' f Iz t t so? ui f Co era, Tennis, H. 6. F. Q0 Q Pageargf, pen House X lf 0 VIRGINIH IEHNETTE O'MEHRH HE C R. OST V 1359 N. Twellth St. 32 Pine St. , ' , , x College Preparatory General Vo! a g' M el Talkative Cheerful ,f Work Cold showers I Nurse Tap dancer Iinnie Iadja 1 . .JA Football games Wal, you see it's like this. G.H.P1., Tennis, Hrchery ELSIE C. OPEL 749 Rose St.. Riverside Co ercial Secretarial Qmia Snobs, itting rs, nimals, gum MQ Geezu Ushers, H.C., Dramatics STELLH OLGH OPRYSKO 541 S. Fourth St. Commercial Secretarial Eccentric Elderberry jelly . Write a book ' Stell Tcxpioca, guitar music Yeah, man! Open House, Nature 72 Hamburgers, music ' Oh, my goodness! I Clothing, Open House, Pageant X MH TO ' tx - - - en St. C . H X 1 ecretar' :- ial 'tyoki , ho ework ' eet bert Tayl t oi Lines Be n Good n Th 's rar specimen. Dr atics, Etiquette IRMH OZIEMKI CZ 501 N ' h Vocati l Wirmi g SoShis'c1' ,hlr 1 O11 r ec ni an Doll? Y 1 d bo s gan., N.H.S.,'H.C., Leaders' ctw WRXMM YAL...L...l,..... . I.: 'S fin M-Af I ao -n 9- RX Milli fffh-flfv-ffl a W. DOUGI. S PHLM 1127 N. Thirteenth St. General Vocational Stalwart Homework Physical education instructor Bronko Going out with the gang Keep a stiff upper lip. Football, Track 'l RICI-IH P SHNO ,- i. ege Preparat 1' Fensive 'I ' ' ' . ess v n y rw' f X 0 Simplicit , t Doyou 'gift v 'tr? Dramati , Cooki ing HNTON ION PBPICH 370 Tulpehocken St. A Commercial Secretarial Companionable ' Painted girls . Bigebilsiness man apich Political debates Yeah, so what? Boxing, Open House, Ex. Corn WILLIHM N. PHTT West Leesport R. No. l College Preparatory Cans raine E: i C t ' cl grffiiscovered 1 Goats Q Hi. Nature, Hall Patr BENIHMIN L. PRTTY 446 Pearl St. Commercial Secretarial Gracious Snobs, rainy days Undiscovered Babe Friendly people G away. Ha Patro ' eroorn, Pageant X X RO 2 . U 'v 15 6 1 - - - oule ar College paratory PH 5 Intellectual Tests, extra homework Success Bob Food, sleep, good books Or soniethin'. Golf, H Cappella, Scholarship izza Fidelity si. 44 fi HNNH E. PRWLING Commercial Secretarial Preoccupied ' Snobs, smoking Secretary Shorty Clothes, music Gosh! Typing, Dressmakina X Mar E. PEIFER QQ gNvQjfC,, 526 Pike Sl. N Commercial Secr tarial Benign Book eeper aisey el Movies, hewing gum Honey c ilel Dramatics, Leaders VILMH M. PENDEL 5 Rosel Stt' Pd Vocation I eet , 7 v nobs ' e nie , .I ' e Kay Kaiser's Orchestrcv' l'rn glad l'm sane. S.C., H.C., G.Q.H., Scholarship BERTHH 0. PEPLHU Different Conceit Horticulturi Best Brilliance, b des Gee, l'm in t e moo Ex. Com., Scholarship, nis College Pr 1232 Church St. 1 73 Snobs, homework I,-Art., f J Xb KX Y E xsj lllmlllfl RUTH PETERS 141 N. 4th St. General Vocational Different Boring people Nurse Ruthie Horseback riding Uh-huh! Homeroom, Pageant HELEN G. P TT 123 Poplar S Comme 'a ecreta 'a Tacitu o ed p r ate s cr y bs I Dark hair Oh, fuf gel Drayh ics, Needlework GERHLD PICKEL 131 Rose St. General Vocational Steadv School Draftsman Ierry Movies, hiking, drawing Oh, yeah? Horneroom, Pageant EVELYN G. PLHNTHOLT 1128 Mulberry St. Commercial Secretarial MHRY G. POPOFF 1513 Moss St. General Vocational Calm Oral reports Nurse Margya Her hey Bars, dogs Skip itl ursilng, Knitting, Cosmopolitan EDWBRD I-1. POST 117 Gordon St. i I College Preparatoryg ' Retiring V ' , Getting out of bed ,3 Surgeon g Eddie Chewing gum, eating Tell us another one! Hrcl-iery, Open House ELIZHBETH I. POTRUSH 314 Belvedere Hve. College Preparatory Felicitous Onions Teacher Betty Plutomobile riding I'm tellin' you, H.C., S.C., G.R., G.l31.I-1. ROBE T S. PRITCH ' 137 . Fo th Co ge e Carefree Q Oral reports, turnips C ted gir s 'lgeliphone operator B racto in ie o gay Lomlgarcloih tt 1 a c h,1bl des at's W at's . a er. - ee iz. Pageant, Open e f Open Hous icrdscope 1 l l M RRHY L. POPI , V I-IRMONDO 1. QUHGLIH 340 N. Tenth St. r 101 Hrlington St. B General Vocati - B General Vocational Conscientious ' Earnest Shelling -- uts f 1 Smoking, drinking lgndustria hemist ff gndiscovered ope v mos Igatin peanuts i gflfo ies gralwing, blondes o . I e o, an . ' 'ation, Open House Hon1ergom?Pageant RITH E. QUBRTNER 12 Los Robles Court, Pennside College Preparatory Trusting Noisy people, Wayne King Teacher Reet Dancing, football games That's the pay oft! Typing, Dramatics, Qrt K Gnacf. v. QUINHR , P' 346 Pear sr. K, ' Commercial Sec rising, U ' l H-f 4. Lf, e G el so Q Secriqay , ,457 Stuffx' QM' Qs! J' Ice cream J-' j Huh? , , Leaders, en House, Soccer a lvl I otton St Commercial S cretarial l Particular Onions, themes - Secretary Io Benny Goodman No foolin'? WHLTER E. RHTHICZHK 412 S. Filth St. General Vocational lovial Mathematics Find the fountain of youth Sato ancing, eating Oh, fudge! Boxing 61 Wrestling, Checker EDWHHD F. REHM. IR. 1300 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Dependable English Orchestra leader Eddie Music Beauty is only skin deep. Hall Patrol, Ensemble BERNHRD REBER 309 Hollenbach St. General Vocational Scientific English Scientific farmer Bernie Swing music Hi, Iazzl Dressmakin Pageant Homeroom, Pageant HIE L. RHEZ ISHBEL E. REBER 101 Blair Hve. 323 Elm St. Commercial tar 1 College Preparatory ' ebble Iocund H1611 Turnips, tests Q Doctor he-p Field 5 'N ou've gat omething therel l'l.C., G. ., Knitting, Camera WILLIHM RHSER 540 Walnut' St. College Preparatory Liberal ,. Spelling easy words Electrical engineer Bill Qrguing, experimenting Blimey, nol . S.C., Open House, Pageant ?.l......T , W Izzy Ice cream, sports See you at Haier's, GR., Nursing, Movie iviamji L. REBER 108 N. Third St. Commercial Secretarial Entertaining Dish vvlashing Ottice girl Mary Moviesg Oh, to eyl . H.C., Open House miimlll 75 PHUL D. REBER 1155 N. Tenth St. Commercial Business Musical Opera Musician Flash ,Z Dance music There goes anoiher Terra Hi-Y Band, Orchestra ' C ' f R lR. Gen liona in st nsiructive work O yeah? Stamp 51 Coin Hviation 'A b ll , 728 ' -H. . V 'X . V s I or O 1 J -Q mf ' ! fb A 1 VIOLET REBER 1722 Haak St. General Vocational Elusive Dishwashing Nurse Speed Cooking, sports You are mentally ill. S.O.S., GR., Dramatics VIR IH B. R HOLZ 104 ocusl St. C ercia1S retarial Fr' dly ' Ri ng early uty cult 1 h, g ne . plane. , , GR., Dressmaking EDWBRD H. RECHBERGER. IR. 426 Friendensburg Road College Preparatory Oflicious Cold motors S51 the chevy started Esquire, lunch eriod Hay looyl if ,H Camera, Ir. ,Qc Sole , 'ii' ' 1 5 w 76 'f ELHINE B. REGHR 1247 N. Eleventh St. College Preparatory Docile Blondes, sophistication Undiscovered Elaine Baseball games Skeeter Woves you. S.O.S., Hall Patrol is IOHN I. RE 1611 erlu e ve. Colle e P ar ry 'l ' nt rrent f ov n position Iohn y Co Irv tive c or sc es tz. . Sen. Pr .H,S , Chess ROBERT D. REIFSNYDER 1138 N. Front Sl. General Vocational launty Walking Electrician Bob Ssliylgig cards O Home Room H. IHNE REIN 621 N. Eleve General Voca al Hctive lnditterent people Designer Ianie Sewing, reading Swing it! N.H.S., GR., Movie, Ex. Com. GEORGE 1.. REININ 320 Hoskx lac Industrial c nal Tantalizing Walking X' Cabinet ker Gear Trav n Ho xci mgl . , Pageant, Open House WMM an m 0- yr MMM RICH!-IRD C. REINSEL 1210 Robeson St. College Preparatory Dexterous Shaving Doctor Dick Hunting, singing H foo in time saves nine. S.C., Male Quartet, Q Cappella CHRL T. RENTSCHLER 327 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Lyric -Y ' Qrtiticial girls Mortician Chizzel chin Sundaes, reading Hello, Ioe. Hviation, Tennis, Band, Orchestra f vmcmza RE 'Q A 1134 Locust S General Voc nal A Friendly Football ferees -Iin ' M ies, clothes , fellas. yping, Open House, Chorus y'6! w X, ROBERT S. RESCH 810 Douglass St. General Vocational Unpretentious Hill-billy bands Flviator Bob Reading, history Gee! Open House, Home Room PHYLLIS RESNICK 1522 Hill Road College Preparatory Tasteful Braggarts Commercial artist Phil Modern furniture Gosh! Flrt, Open House, Pageant EVELYN RESSEL I T 1239 Butler se. D .Y Home Econom'cs Hospitable Proiane language Dress designer Evey Painting, children of lucflf ...LW How arn I doin'? I-lrt, Girl Reserves DOROTHY I. RHODE 1018 Weiser St. Commercial Secretarial Unassmning ' Talkative girls, conceit Office Worker Dotty Chocolate-nut sundae Hello, Hon! Leaders, Knitting, Hockey I CO TBNCE RICKER Sl ' en . cial Secretarial N ural I ral reports, ecretar o r c' ecsti ' You go om ' g tl-ierel O f omeroom MORRETTE L. RIDER SSQ Center I-lve. College Preparatory Polite Homework Musician Leroy Movies, radio Cheese and crackers! Orchestra, Ensemble FRHNCIS M. RINGENHRY 1029 Pear St. General Vocational Mischievious History, English Machinist Ring Geometry, machine shop H rolling Foo gathers no goo. Hunting G Fishing, Engineers RX 78 MMM ELIZHBETH RIPPLE 131 Exeter St. Commercial Secretarial Unobtrusive Talkative people Secretary Betty Movies, radio, drawing Don't be silly. Knitting, Hrt, Open House EDWHRD F. ROL!-IND 214 W. Greenwich St. General Vocational Satisfied Women drivers Machinist Eddie Movies, football Why ao into that? Rifle, Hviation, Open House EDWHRD I. RIPLING C R00 821 Elm St. 33 Per . General Vocational e ocotional Radical ' i l French e ry, spinach Undiscovered dl producer ' Rip e Soclas, lunch ot dogs, chemistry I-l rolling Foo gathers no goo. PGH mah brow. Hirplane, Tennis, Chemistry Football. Chess, Homeroom STELLH RITTER BERNHRD S. ROSENTHHL 441 Oley St. 1220 Eckert Hve. College Preparatory Bubbling Rumble seats, boys Irgerior decorator F t Tennis, reading He's cute. G.R., Dramatics, Typing :grits ns 1 H11 en ve Conscie s Ora eport Secr ary Ha Dancing, movie , eat g I'll take vanill H.C., Dressma ing, Knitting Comm lOHN H. R DER 939 N. T ' St ' olle e ar or etin e wor disc ed , d , f Dri i gf, ice e , music I cl kit it. , Dr matics, e s, Pageant College Preparatory Sleepy Spanish Undiscovered Rosey Dramatics, music I did my lesson, Miss Morrette. Tennis, Chess, Hi-Y O 47 N. Eighth sc. X l College Pr aratory - Qrgu t S h' ' 612.2330 Rosy Table tennis, medicine l'll put a bet on that. Cross Country, Track, Golf, S GERMHINE ROSHON 1408 N. Fourteenth St. College Preparatory Capable Perfume, oysters Dentist Jimmy Football games Oh, is he cute! GR., G.Fl.H., Chorus, SC. .C BY re xixbr again a 5 1' cts an fx.-18 x , 0 mf got lbfafyo DOROTHY E. ROSLIN 15 Belvedere Hve. Commercial Secretarial Cheerful Injustice Radio star Dot Songs, dances, boys You're not funny. Movie, Pageant 1. y. I. GERH . XOTHEB 206 ree wich S Co ercial Btxs' R d B 5? -Z . est pi ry - . Flirpl , tin , girls Takei e s , y. I-Ircher ' ion BETTY H. ROURKE 1050 N. Fourth St. College Preparatory Eccentric Rumble seats Secretary Shadow Chewing gum, movies You dumb thing! H.C., Dramatics, GR. GLHDYS RUBENSTEIN 314 Cedar St. Commercial Secretarial Sunny Doing dishes, being alone Private secretary Gail Dancing, fun Really? Dressmaking, Pageant BRUCE HUPP 917 Hmity St. General Vocational Happy-go-lucky Homework Mechanical engineer Bud Eating, sleeping I dunno or sumthin'. Homeroom, Pageant SHMUEL B. RUSSELL 1245 Luzerne St. College Preparatory Rational Onions Corporation lawyer Duke Hamburgers, sweets Go take a running jump. S.C,, N.H.S., Scholarship DHWN E. RUTTER 940 Spring St. Commercial Secretarial Qccommodatging V 'Blo'nd boys Private secretary Skippy Sundaes, dancing It makes rain down today. G.R., GBR., Dramatics L N IC 4 . Eleventh neral Vocatio al Obli i Con iecl 0 Nur Ch Re ids Oh udge! G. , Dra s, ockey 1 EN HLTZM If 42 N. Sixth . Com c'l rebtfx 1 as - ain W ther, s etti retar : Q is t' r o s Y n me while u show . .S., G.R,, Op House DOROTHY E. SHLZMHNN 309 N. Front St. College Preparatory Considerate Raw carrots, oysters Interior decorator Dot Puppies, odd things Oh, I just saw him. Dramatics, G.R., GH Q. QC? IOSEPI-I SHNDLER 204 S. Ninth St. General Vocational Dramatic Cheap-skates Book dealer lrish Evelyn, parties I mean it. Dramatics, Stamp 61 Coin 419 Schuylkill Hve. General Vocational Obliging English, onions Chemist Stewy Snow, pretty girls, cake I'l1clip ou. S.C., Scholarship, Tennis TEWHRT FRHNCIS SHNDO R HUSTIN DT 1 . Se nte St. neral xonal I Obps M l 1 Ru e air, football games -yah? l 1 Hrchery, Rifle, Hunting G Fishing sl Qgfsanrnspinr 1740 Madison Hve. Industrial Vocational Energetic Political speeches Pressman Snoz Movies, science ,A Look how he goes. Football Manager, Pageant W 1.1aM c. SHN ouus ll Rose Si. . General Voca ' 1 Constrained ' nglish ldicine arnburgers Drop your rock. S.C., Open House, Pageant 80 MHRGHRET F. SHSSHMHN 315 W. Oley St. General Vocational Hcquiescent Rats Nurse Margie Mas ed potatoes, music By cracky. Basketball, Open House, Chorus 1 I R SBU . eneral cb io C . G pg poor sp s usician thie n r d ohiiifnigiiae S slfiaam Y Scholars ip, G. ., Knitting xg ' J BETTY H. SCHHEFER 631 Locus! St. 1 General Vocational Friendly VJ3' Snobs, speeches Nurse - Betz Science, torests Howdy. G,Pl.H., GR., Nursing X KENNETH HMBROSE SCHHEFFER ' 229 Greenwi St. E VS General Vo ' Sincere 3 R Girls thatism e Football coao Hinbrosia My football c The best oi ri d er part Football, Box Tra ' NV Q Q ,fix g J MHLCOLM BROWN SCHHEFFER 114 Cliiton Hve. General Vocational Plloot English, turnips Cabinet maker Schaeffer Hrt, goli, hamburgers Phooeyl Golf, Hrchery, Hunting 6- Fishing RXWHLMW 208 Cly r 1 IULIR VRCHE SCHELIN 1537 Perkiomen Rve. General Vocational Gifted Egotists, cynics Designer Iulie 1'-1rt, music, intellects Carambal H Cappella, Open House WILLIRM HOWHRD SCHRHDER 335 North Tweltth St. General Vocational Modest Opera, English Machinist Blocky Iazz, girls Oh, yeah? H.C., Open House r .4 r SI-IRHH M.'scH1LL1N DHNI S. SCHROEDER 542 N. Thirteenth St. 717 M dison Hve. CommercialVSe ret i Generalyocational eticent Unobtrusive onceited e e, 'ea ' English ec t fl Biologist Danie tiful t ' s Hiking, history o ag s . O. K. S. . .Q. ., Hoc Stamp 6: Coin, Open House DOROTHEH SCHMEHL 212 N. Twelfth St. Genet? ,V nes Si r er Trurrllp Q 1 wouldn kn . Drarnatie Wimming DOROTHY BNNH SC M 1039 Locust St Comm cial S Xl I Iolly Conc: peop Secr I ain t sayin'l Knitting, Pageant Dot Reading I oks IEE-INNE C. SCHOEN lntere Boys ach So ' atron P ky ancing, Fr d Yes, me t G.R., .C .C., Tennis MILDRED LOUISE SCHROEDER 829 N. Fifth St. Home Economics Unassuming Literature Hair dresser Weez Sewing, cooking Don't be dumb! Foods, Pageant REBECCH R. SCHUL 1231 N. Ninth S General V onal athletic ol Hill-billy bands Nurse Becky Clyde McCoy Stull! Leaders, G.Fl.H., Soccer CORINNE E. SCHWHRTZ 50 N. Carroll St. General Vocational Petite Boys, turnips House Wife Nemmy Sonny, dancing Time will tell. G.R., Knitting, Pageant 81 49 llltlllllll 82 WHLTER ELMER SCHWHRTZ 1UU51fg Franklin St. General Vocational Debonair Flashy clothes Pilot Buddy Nice people, good times Ramble on, school boy. H.C., Chess, Pageant IOE M. SCORNHVHCCHI 474 Spring Garden St. College Preparatory Popular One-sided people Doctor Knox Swimming, science Yumphl Dramatics, Ex. Com. of S.C. ESTHER ROSOLE SEI-IMI-IN 1336 Muhlenberg St. Home Economics Pleasant Dishonesty, smoking Undiscovered Toots Hymns For cryin' in a bucket. Dressmaking, Open House MILDRED M. SEHMHN 660 N. Thirteenth St. Commercial Secretarial Different Oral reports Secretary Milly Music, skating Iiminey crickets. Knitting, Nursing, Soccer J VERNON PHUL SEHRFOSS 1336 Greenwich St. General Vocational Carefree ' Getting up early Happiness Bud Chocolate milk He who knows. Chess, Glee, Quartet N I BERTHH M. JSEIDEL 345 N. lel'enth si. J Com ercial Secr arial Efficient Examinations, tur Secretary Beat Sf rthand so ickles r crvingplnu oud. R., Knitting, .O.S, KENNETH HHRVEY SEIDE 553 Robeson St. General Vocational Dreamy Spinach, concerts Post office clerk Ken Spending money It's gettin deep. Stamp QS. Coin, Open House RUTH H. SEIDEL 545 S. Eleventh St. Commercial Secretarial Reserved Oral reports, onions Secretary Ruthie Shorthand, potato chips Oh, gee. S.O,S., Chorus, Soccer RUTH E. SEIDEL 224 Linden St. Commercial Secretarial Pleasant Oral reports Secretary Ruthie Shorthand, hot dogs For goodness sakes. GR., Chorus, S.O,S. ERNH M. SEILING 547 S. 15112 St. General Vocational Modern Hoe-downs Nurse Duck Benny Goodman's Orchest You've got something there. G.i3i.H., S,C., Open House 451 F Jig 5 X 1 K ! ff! , 1 I , ,W f Q llllllll 5 , ,, DOROTHEH MHKIE EITZINGE 1022 weiesr si.f Commercial S cret rial - giisfcii' fi I 3 1 ' 1 ies Secretary fl i Dottie Guy Lombardo ' Oh, boy! Movie, H Cappella, Pageant EDITH ELEHNOR SELIG 924 Hampden Blvd. Commercial Secretarial Genial Spinach, gossip Secretary Blondie Dancing No kiddin'? Mixed Chorus, Open House ELEHNOR MHY SELL 1031 Perry St. Home Economics Fashion-minded Dishonesty Housewife Sellski Benny Goodman ls that so? Dressmaking, Fashion Show 1415 Palm Bve. College Preparatory Indilferent Conceit, algebra Home economics teacher Ruthie Spaghetti, Spanish That's rarel H.C., Chorus, Fl Cappella EDITH MHRY SHHRMHN 205 Douglass St. College Preparatory Energetic History Psychologist Ediernae Beefsteak and potatoes Oh, nutsl G.R., Photo, C1.Pl.Pl.,6Ushers R wtivi if A . f fi . elf' RUTH KHTHERINE SHELTER T fi HELEN VIRGINIH SHHRP 814 McKnight St. General Vocational Sympathetic History Nurse Blondie Sleeping I wonder? Knitting, Open House NICHOLHS IOSIHH SHEETZ 529 Robeson Si. General Vocational Flmbitious Boiled cabbage Draftsman Nick Golf, chicken chow mein l bet! Homeroom, Open House B1-:'r'rY1 a s1Egfl'6'N 500 o a' e Ro ' Pre y a ti ai H , rio date r decorato Priss Dates, dan Heav ly d . GR., ram tics, Ushers,Pageant MHRIORIE S1-IERMHN 1513 Palm Hve. Commercial Secretarial Fashionable Homework Hairdresser Madge Dates Qiter all! Open House, Hall Patrol, Movie I 0' 0, WILLHRE Le SHERM N 1136 Birch S General V al Mechanicall -mi Homework, staying indoors Machinist Will Movies, sports Oh, yeah? Homeroom, Open House 8 I r Q .M V L MIRIRM HNNH SHOEMHKER 2110 Kutztown Rd. General Vocational Sincere Getting up early Nurse Mim Weekends at Penn State That's cute. G.H.H., Leaders -JP 33' , . IH DER l . Wind t. ollege P paratory En l V s 'n lone k ' service er l ie ' -if cing, orts Wh y thin re? GH. ,, Dramatmsf . 1 ELIZABETH DOROTHY SHUPP 339 N. Second St. College Preparatory Studious Rainy Weather Teacher Betty Spaghetti My Word! Dramatics, Etiquette, Knitting 1' ft' if V' A N. - V .. I' w- -, - Q ',. fr 'J s - K A IEHNNMTE E. SHUPP . N-X 339 N,'Second St. jx Commercial Secretarial , if , ' Qceommodatitgg J g Social science Q. ?ecretary B 4 eannie V ' h Coca cola J w s ou, ,1 X, wif Dt7issma5VgOpe qt! ii 'C ' if i5 3 V ' ! ll GLR., Hrt, Dramatics, Knitting LORETTH MHY SIBBREL 42 N. Carroll St. mmercial Secretarial Re iring C nceited people cretary Sibbe Boy-friend , Oh, nutsl n House si ,ff ,Z , f, HELEN MHY SIEGFRIED 305 Hollenbach St. General Vocational Sympathetic Tea, cats Nurse Siggie Spaghetti, dogs I had to laugh. G.R,, Nursing, Open House GEORGE H. SIMMONDS B16 N. Sixth St. College Preparatory Genial Studying Iournalist Butch Reading, movies So What? Chess, Hall Patrol HHROLD SIMMONDS 404 N. Thirteenth St. General Vocational Talkative Foreign languages Draftsman gint l' , A oifniefiimpmg Open House, Horneroom BLICE SINGER 218 Dumn's Court' General Vocatio al Serious ly U Qlgebra - Nurse ,' H1 f Pretzels, dancing fi l'll bet you're fooling. 5 Nursing, Open House, Mo 'e MIRIHM ELEHNOR SINGER 914 Rose St. General Vocational Fashionable Oysters, history Dress designer Blackie Dancing, reading Rh! Plrt, Glee, Hall Patrol, Movie Wlllllll RXMMH wig: MHRIE MILDRED SITTLER 1645 Mulberry St. Commercial Secretarial Entertaining Social science Dress designer Sitty Eating You're kiddingl Sewing, Open House EUGENE WHLTER SLEGEL 113 N. Fourth St. RUTH ELIZABETH SMITH 741 Birch St. Commercial Secretarial Unpresumptuous Oral reports Nurse lguthie 1 leeping ate Okel Dramatics, Nursing WILLIHM I. SMITH, IH. 1623 N. Eleventh St. College Preparatory, Col e Preparatory Original YYYYY i aristic- f Slow' people Getting up early Mechanic Hrrny officer Genie Smitty Ice skating me h cs Ice cream Yes, I don't know. 1 t1'k ' . :f,.r:Oz 12 ' MERLINE SMITH ff- Northmont Hve. I lege Preparatory - ative Backward people Teacher Doras Children, school activities ' Me and my inferiority complex. G.R., Band, Orchestra, Ensemble HARRY Enwann sM1'rH it 1046 Weiser St. Industrial Vocational lndustrious Foreign languages Dralstrnan Smitty Fishing, hunting O. K. N.H.S., Radio, Plrt Sh o o to be ' . ta t Q 1 ha s T 2 ly! IHNE MRRY SMITH 1347 Moss St. Commercial Secretarial Hmiable Silly people Filing clerk Blackie Sweets Huh? G.Pl.Fl., Drarnatics, Mixed Chorus H.C,, Horneroom, Open House WILLIHM V. SMOGLINSKI 129 Pear St. General Vocational Stalwart Getting up early Patternmaker Willie Ice cream on pie Fl good joke, boys. Qrt, Hviation L l N. T lith St. ommerc' l Secre A 'I C. Science, Hi-Y ISHBELLH MHRY SNYDER 1344 Locust St. Commercial Secretarial .Z Faithful Turnips Secretary Izzy Banana splits You don't get out often. Needlework, Dressmaking with 5 HH LOUISE SNYDER Olive Hve. ege Preparatory ative :ward boys X ze Economics teach . dren have that re ed. ' S.O ., ' d 4 s NC . SP OR r St. ' al Vo on I f we eit boys lor decorato My ou mean me? natics, Class Color Com. Wit MOND H. SPBNGLEH ern Hve. eral Vocational tic I e l V8s mobile mechanic baker ng Studebakers at that old jollopy. 1 House, Hrt Spring ercxal Secretarial trusive work keeper ne GBRET MOREL SPHTZ ' St. m . . D . tg cake Y -dink. ey, Table Tennis IBN BELL SPHTZ l. Fifth St. ral Vocational i l I eramental s s rian ical music n OIICI, Patrol, Open House PETER PHUL SPEHHR 155 Elm St. General Vocational Quiet Fems, egotism Machinist Flash Wandering Trouble he's looking tor Hall Patrol, Football. HRTHUR D. SPENCER 1316 Linden St. College Preparatory Temperamental Carrying tive subjects Corporation attorney Spence Pretty girls, arguing Heeper-jeepers. Lateness Com., Golf DONHLD E. STHHL 1120 N. Thirteenth St. Commercial JSecretarial Plthletic Stormy weather F loorwalker gon 1 UPF Oh Fcfo. Baseball, Basketball GRHCE LEN S FE 547 Ritte . C l Se nalf nt tin or gs S C iking, oms ear . a D I Open e, Q Cappella MHRIORIE VIOLET STRUFFEH 545 N. Fourteenth St. Commercial Secretarial Hospitable Speeches Nursery school supervisor Margie Candy, jazz Swell! Open House, Nursing, Knitting Alia-,To WILLII-IM IOSEPH STHVHRSKI 440 Pearl St. Commercial Secretarial Hctive Talkative girls Manufacturer Bill Good food, girls No foolen'? Ex. Com., Scholarship CHROLYN MHRY STE!-'FE 928 N. Fourth St. Commercial Secretarial Different Oysters - ' ' Secretary Han Fred Waring Excuse me tor living. Open House, Dramatics NHNCY STEININGER Greeniields, Pa. College Preparatory Practical Ruttles Psychologist Nance Snow, picnics That's what you think. Scholarship, G.R., Open House 'ruoivias CHARLEY STEPHENS 105 Brlington St. General Vocational Dutiful 'Q Cabbage -vb Contractor . Steve Fried potatoes, baked beans Hello, Ioe. Hall Patrol, Pageant BLHINE IOSEPH STERLING 223 S. Fourth St. General Vocational Cordial Dizzy girls Mechanical engineer Bud School holidays Oh, tool Ensemble, Orchestra, Band ,A SHIRLEY EVELYN STEVENS 1261 Muhlenberg St. General Vocational Vivacious Straight hair Dancing teacher Curly Dancing, swimming That would be telling. Open House, Orchestra LILI-1 KHTHERINE STITZEL l252 Schuylkill Hve. Commercial Secretarial Firnbitious Red hair r ' ' Stenographer Newah Walnut ice cream Wou1dn't you like to know? Open House, Knitting IOHN EDWIN STOUDT 1625 N Tenth St General Voca Oral e rt Patt n V -H Iohrin Chewing gum V What are you b i15in'. Pageant, Homer O VER!-1 KHTHER STOUDT 1749 Cente e. Comme ' Se re ' Musi omics ate secreta y Kid , Ice cream, sportsgl My Word! Hrt, Chorus, Open House HI-IRD OVER, Cl r . o ational t ordial r 1 report .fn ineer o lccm yeah? . ., Pageant iq We Helpf My 'W ' WRXMM 87 W 33-4-' ff' ofzrff Q' ,f ' ,f 'S-if' K 7' I E 1 ywf llllilllll X A , if H '! , Uyflf , it we f , -f 1 A f tj i 1 1 J' 5 6 XJ 7 NJ Wann s aussnn HELEN Mav s'ruMP Jsav ching 1 wa Hamilton sf. X iet ell-he Y i res r e pilxck oge C oco te ice cream Do . Scho ship, Ensemble ep rat BETTE BRLENE STRICKLER 810 Elm St. Commercial Secretarial Radiant Snobs Private secretary Shrimp Orient, poetry Shakespeare. Open House, Pageant General Vocational Pickle Geometrical designs Magazine illustrator May Dogs, music You aggravate me. Pageant, Open House IOSEPH I. SZYMBORSK 1226 Spruce St. General Vocational Carefree School Undiscovered Ioe Chemistry Nuts! Home Room, Pageant 2 cn ,J - if l . ELL? QTRICKLER E I-1 E L. T S f an cxig 1 1. , - is. urelsl. ' mmf clit! Secretarial Comm cial Se etariall tivei f g Hthle x Sptnac , flurnips Sno .pee Bookkeeper Pl-ly ical ed cation che Chum Be ty j Hotdogs url d I'11 bile. Olev ole b Pageant, Homer m x .. GAR. eades Ope Hou -J 4 , L xg? E R: LE NE MHRIORIE OUISE THTE 10 Chu' t. 14 Les Robles Ct.. Pennside al 0 i College Preparatory r us Sophisticated lY GQOUS Fresh boys with old lines urse , Hospital worker ubley ' Marjie n-fiction books Dancing Od Qriei! Geezit eezil . ., N.H.S., Mixed Chorus THOMHS L. STUBER 728 Franklin Sl. College Preparatory Hlert Latin Electrical engineer Totnmy Movies, radio No kiddink? Open House, Orchestra .P . GLR., Open House BETTY HHBS TEHSDHLE 846 Penn St. General Vocational Interested Baby talk Owner oi beauty salon Bet Chocolate cake Quiet, please! Scholarship, Open House s 88 l , to W .I ao wr o- wfffmfff WHMH IOSEPHINE LOUISE TEDESCO 826 N. Twelith St. Commercial Secretarial lndiiierent Waiting for people Secretary losie H certain boy My Word. Open House, Pageant DOROTHY MHY 1144 Locust St Commer l Secr an E ficie ir at s e ar 6 ell I P M 'th' 7 Y W V V lcen- nyio ed lz iltl 0 MILDRED M. THOMPSON G09 Fem Bve. Commercial Secretarial Musical Turnips Stenographer Peggy Ice cream sodas Oh, my-Igoodness. Open ouse, Drarnatics h KENNETH O. THORNBURG 535 McKnight St. Commercial Secretarial Flrnbitious Conceited people Business man Bud Red-heads, meat-pie So what? Home Room, Pageant VINCENT I-'RHNCIS THREN 543 Locust St. General Vocational Reserved Girls who smoke Undiscovered Farmer Pete Rice Hey, do you know What? Hall Patrol, Pageant GLENN ESTEEN TOBERMHN 1416 Birch St. College Preparatory Rational Conceited people Haeronautical engineer Toby Red-heads Why? Hall Patrol, Open House EMILY LUCETTE TOBOLSKI 1027 Cotton St. General Vocational Retiring' ' Oral reports Piano teacher Millie Radio programs For goodness sakesl GR., Knitting B TTY HNE T 54 L s C cial cret ' gh genial em w Secreuyr Trumrny Toothpic Ieepers-creepers. G,R., Open House, Scholarship HICHHRWJNTON TURNER 128 Robeson General Vocational Dependable Homework Retired businessman Dick Blondes Why? Hrc ery, Rifle, Hall Patrol HELEN I. TWHRDOWSKI 538 S. Seventh St. Commercial Secreta i S efng 25111 ap E pist Bggigiie B Gee w . c..a.Q., open use ,QQ 89 W M9 Z lx Wil WlMll WHLTER TWHRDOWSKI 538 S. Seventh St. Commercial Secretarial Hrnbitious Girls who smoke Radio engineer Walter Spaghetti and meat balls RW, gee whizl Homeroom, Open House I STHNLEY H. ULLE 1043 Birch St. Industrial Vocational Talkative High hats Undiscovered ' Blackjack Kathleen, parties Prove itl Printing, Open House fu, VIHGINIH ULRICH 614 Eisenbrown St. Commercial Secretarial Punctual Spinach Secretary Giny Conceit You don't live right. Story Telling, Horneroom BETTY UNGER 106 W. Oley St. Commercial Secretarial Interesting Classical music Fashion designer Betty Movies, football players Oh, boy! GR., Qrt, Open House HELEN E. UPDEGRHVE 112 W. Spring St. College Preparatory Ternperamental Rainy Sundays Teacher Evora Ben Bernie You Wouldn't kid me? GR., Dramatics, Hall Patrol LILLIRN N. UPDEGROVE 744 N. Thirteenth St. Commercial Secretarial Confident Rainy Sundays Hairdresser Lillie Clothes, football players I guess. Knitting, Open House, Soccer 0 -i .1-.Q-,770 HNGELH I. URBHN gN .fx 738 N. Tenth St. Commercial Secretarial A Hctive 4 w , English, rainy days af ' Private secretary Qngie Chocolate cake, dancing You bet your boots. Window rimrning, Open House T r R IO If 0 .est f ' t. ener -- ,K x Frie l Q Fr sh eo e X If K Radio Singer if f' Shrigip ' A Dan ing lg l Wowl . lf 1 N Dram ti Lfbglorus R iCl1ppella i ay V LUCILLE VHN BUSKIRK 1116 Mulberry St. College Preparatory Serious Conceit Teacher Lucille My dog Hush up. Dressmaking, Typing, Nursing DHNIEL E. VHTH 708 N. Tenth St. General Vocational Retiring School Printer Chicken Hutomobiles Holy smokes! Qrchery, Qviation kr . Mg 2 IULII-1 E. V L 840 N. Second St. General Vocational Versatile Wet weather Dietitian ludy Clothes l don't know. G.H.H., Knitting, Typing, GR. C144-GMA GEORGE I. WHLBORN 1220 Hampden Blvd. College Preparatory Debonair Detention Engineer Bottles Pretty girls What's the difference? Hi-Y, Homeroom r ,wf ' IHNTINH VON WIENEN 1337 Locust St. Commercial Secretarial Timid Sarcastic people Private secretary Tinie Chocolate ice cream DO you really mean it? G.R., Window Trimming l I mst 2,wh Nan 1 . Four! . JJ ommerciali tarial golf, . Cv' 1 o pe P job Op'e V sie N H Iune ' gradu t 4 QW, ge l If 1 , , Et' ene, y MHBEL H. WHGNER 637 N. Twelfth St. Commercial Secretarial Domesticated Turnips Housewife Mebs Clothes Cripes hadola, Dramatics, GR. WILLIHM M. WHGNER 152 N. S'xth St. College Preparatory Durable Ford V8's Doctor Bill New cars What's the difference? Science, Radio, Chemistry HNN BNN 436 s i Bve., ennside ne l ocatxo ' En g 1 Sa ic -.r- - Nu se 1 hi - 5 vu . estras O . yadidch , D c, Swi i g, HC., GR EDN!-1 K. WHRD 332 S. 17112 St. Commercial Secretarial Reserved Macaroni and cheese Secretary Eddy Clothing Did l laugh? Open House, Homeroom MHRY IHNE WHRD 337 Miller St. College Preparatory Studious Snobs Teacher ol languages M. l. Spanish Iiminey Christmas. Dressrnaking, GR., Orchestra of ' ,fn. EDWBRD H. WHRTSCHLHGER 730 N. Thirteenth St. Industrial Vocational Hmusing Getting up in the morning Printer Ed Food Quiet! Open House, Horneroorn TW 4 91 Wtlllllm 'U AX JQHRCHI EB ER RRTHUR G. WHTSON 158 Clymer St. College Preparatory Versatile Lousy Singers Concert singer Grampop Good food, tweed suits 'What the-? Cosmopolitan, Etiquette, N.H.S. BEN WHTTS 360 W. Greenwich St. General Vocational Manly Homework Gym teacher Ben Gym, girls Now l'1l tell one. Soccer, Open House, HR. CAMERON WRTTS 360 W. Greenwich St. General Vocational Vigorous Homework Physical director Dutch Gym Work Qfter all. Boxing, Home-room, Soccer. 1723 .P ir t. orn er usiness 5 'vi 1X ll's o lcefeper U Q9 Cute gir Mow 'e down with apologies. flirt, iation, Tennis HENRY WEIDMEYER 333 W. Windsor St. General Vocational Tantalizing Talkative Women Politician Chick Underclass girls ls my father in? Printing, Pageant, Horneroom 92 EVELYN M. WEIHEREH 520 N. Twelith St. Commercial Secretarial Graceful Conceited people Secretary Evelyn Nice clothes Oh, yeah? Typing, Dramatics 2 IBN W L R 1 1 . 'th G er c ' na Vul a t e riving luck my brows. Knitting, Nursing nom-:nr wE11.En f 1426 Linden St. General Vocational Musical Rainy days Music teacher Bob Music, dancing Wanna dance? Mixed Quartette, H Cappella p DHN E Wes rt. Pa. Co e e repo: r e ic ework ivil engineer ' G ,. I . .3 ience ' iii A :vi , Tennis, Chemistry HNNH ROSE WENTZEL 424 W. Douglass St. Home Economics Willing Cheese, homework Dietitian Hnn Tuna fish salad I thought l'd split, Cooking, Horneroom 5 wx I W Q f Q , . fl . L J' - X .Q . vvx. . ,, HRLINE WENTZEL WILBUR W. WESTLEY 'lb 'Q 319 W. Windsor St. 1403112 N. Frith St. -'VX ,JM V 4 3 ,JC l t KN General Vocational Illble Cheese and pickles Work in a sweetshop Leanie Clothes Take it easy. Homeroom, Dressmaking RUTH MHRIE WENTZEL 1621 N. Tenth St. Cornmercial Secretarial H Happy-go-lucky Conceited people Housewife Beautiful Handsome boys HW, o on. Gllg., Open House CHHRLES W. WERLEY 1330 N. Thirteenth St. College Preparatory Congenial German Doctor Doc P. Q. D. Have you're homework done? Tennis, Homeroom KENNETH H. WESTGHTE 1540 Cotton St. Commercial Business Hmbitious English, turnips Certified public accountant Kenny Bookkeeping That's the idea. N.H.S., Hunting 61 Fishing GEORGE K. WESTLEY 1210 Hampden Blvd. General Vocational Sportive Giggling girls Soldier of fortune Wes Good food, sleep Yeah, me too. Football, Band, Orchestra, S.C. bg-,s.fi'ki1vk., ' Ubi' ag , J Industrial Vocational A Humorous ff 1 , r - iff English f 1' f M Draftsm Bud f Movies Hi-yah, I. l,l Hviation, Typing THOMHS H. WETZEL 746 N. Sixth St. Commercial Secretarialw Obliging Sophisticated girls Certified public accountant Tom New automobiles No soap. Open House, Photo-Fan THEODORE E. WEWER 235 Greenwich St. Industrial Vocational Pert Spinach, slow music Undiscovered Two-Doors New automobiles You're telling me? Open House, Pa eant Wyse., fLZ,w.4f4Qfb.,. RICH!-IRD H. WHITE 635 Pear St. X 'k, College Preparatory 'Q' Scholarly 'il Women drivers Electrical engineer White Hpple sauce Not necessarily. 4 Open House, Hall Patrol, S,C. EDWHRD D. WHITMRN 1239 Green St. Industrial Vocational Dutiful Conceited Qviator Red Vegetable soup Get another one. Open House, Pageant FR 93 W m if ,J We gf Wm hifi tp, if Qty X N We DHVID B. WIEST 1785 Perkiomen Hve. Industrial Vocational Mechanical Cole Slaw Mechanic Dave Red automobiles Hi, Tootsl Open House, Pageant RICHHRD H. WIEST 744 Weiser St. General Vocational Observant Blondes Patiernmaker Rich Brunettes, candy Hll right, now. Pageant, H. R, Plviation FRED C. WILKINSON 729 Church St. General Vocational Unpretentious Conceited people Huto mechanic Red lce cream, pie How about yourself? Open House, Pageant IHNET WILLIHMSON 810 N. Front St. College Preparatory Efficient Red linger nails Librarian Willie Clothes, apple pie Oh eah? I Y Open House, Pageant, S.O.S. I-IHTHUR W. WITMBN 1528 N. Tenth St. Industrial Vocational Sincere Women drivers Printer Baggy Movies Ho hum, are you dumb? Pageant, Tennis, Hviation FHHNCIS WITMHN 146 S. Sixth St. Commercial Business Entertaining Girls, English Hviation Bud Good clothes, out ol doors Oh, go home. Open House, Hviation, Boxing ELLEN L. WITMOYER 247 N. Front St. College Preparatory Resourceful Spiders Pathologist Ellen Botany ls that so? Hall Patrol, GBR., Dramatics IBY D. WOLI-'E 822 N. Second St. General Vocational Humorous Cranky teachers Own a dairy farm Hick Good food, jazz hands Hi-ya, Butch! Open House, Band, Rifle 1 17 Lv, HELEN worosswicr-L X' ' gd 117 Uplawe. Cr- , Commercia Seoreitaial. -1 ' f-xr. Swei 'terriperedgr e' people jk X ' 1 ec y T Henny I V ' A Hiking 'H ' Have Hour Ehlglish done? Open ouse, ageant 921 Rmity General Vo ' Whimsical Coconut Mail clerk Twistie 1 Lemon meringue pie K' Hilo! Pageant, H Cappella DONHLD l I ' . 1 I I j ji' . -QHHRLES E. WOODBURY 446 Pear St. General Vocational Neat Carrots Flutornobile mechanic Charlie Coconut custard pie Take it easy, rnan. Pageant, Plrt MBHGHRET M. WYNN 731 Church St. Commercial Secretarial luvenile ' ' Popcorn, spiders Secretary Windy Sports HW, fade out Open House, Pageant HELEN F. YHKLICH 750 Tulpehocken St. Commercial Secretarial Hlert Thousand-leggers Secretary Helen Clothes Boy! Oh, boyl HR., G.Fl.H,, Leaders MICHAEL YBTRON 813 Elm St. College Preparatory Intellectual Homework, drudges Lawyer Mickey Wit and satire He has his ears lowered. Pageant, Chess, Flrchery RUSSELL YODER 401 W. Oley St. General Vocational Obliging Technical teachers Engineer Russ Pork chops Hey. Boxing, Printing, Football RUTH M. YOUNG 427112 Pine St. Home Economics Domestic Crowds Economics teacher Ruth Clothes, ice cream ls that right? Open House, Mixed Chorus MHRIE R. ZHFFIRO 422 S. Fourth St. College Preparatory Neat Onions, conceited people Undiscovered Milos Ice cream, hot dogs Oh, I forgot. Pageant, Mixed Chorus HDELLH S. ZHLEGOWSKI 347 S. Fourth St. Commercial Secretarial Reliable Hats, rain Secretary Dell Sport clothes, food Hi, kid. Open House, Pageant GENEVIEVE I. ZHWIDZKI 322 Pine St. General Vocational Compelling Egoism, gossip Pediatrist Gen Music, good clothes Definite yl G.H.H., N.H.S., G.R., Leaders w Msn 1. an - a WAY fm n nal Fl gr sive E , ' a e at 1 Y A Dates So What? Ope LEe, dio tllllllll 95 2-Lv 'X 2 ROBERT W. ZERBE 921 Pear St. Commercial Business Steady Hrxalma Business executive Bob ancing, spo t Hello, Ioe. r S H.R., Red :Sf Black, Movie STHNLEY V. ZERBE 918 Church St. General Vocational Talkative Smart people Forestry Stan Opera How novell Chorus, H Cappella, Chess DOROTHY K. ZIEBER ll06 N. Ninth St. General Vocational Obliging Tumips Veterinarian Dot Roses, apricots No. Pageant, Band, Open House MHRTIN ZION 627 Elm St. General Vocational Fair-minded Big shots Theologian Syke Clothes, good food Howdyl Hrt, Band, Orchestra, N,H.S. CHHRLES C. ZUBER 1222 Greenwich St. General Vocational Reticent Nothing Rubinoff Charlie Clothes Hi ja, Ioe. Hall Patrol, Ensemble, Orchestra 95 Monms cnarr .6 fl 227 Walnut St. General Vocational Iovial Women's hats Dare-devil Morris New shoes, chemistry Can't talk. Qviation, Pageant, Homeroorn SEYMORE GRI-IFF 227 Walnut St. General Vocational Unconcerned School Undiscovered Seymore Books, sports, art Phooey. Stamp, Wrestling G Boxing ff 1.73 V is 11 ' J. ,gag .L f I we ' 'FQ -.4. Q ..., .s 1- , in eg! f .. 1 ,., Q TK V sas tt Wtlimlll U nion S trength H chievement MISS RUNYEON, Sponsor V 1 I PHGEHNT WRITING FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl Betty Rourke, Irma Oziemkiewicz, Carolyn Kissinger, Marjorie Frundt, Marietta Noll, Dorothy Gaul, Plnne Qbel, Garaldine Hartman. SECOND ROW Mary Levan, Millicent Lengel, Doras Smith, lane Huls, Ellen Witmoyer, Edna Bigony, Iane Shounder, Gracemary Greene, Grace Ludwig, Mary Frye, THIRD ROW lohn Garvey, Tom Me-keel, Barbara Curtis, Iulia Volkl, Irene Qltenderfer, Sarah Snyder, Eleanor Heckman, Gladys Fenstermacher, Josephine Cole, Iohn Rehr, Michael Yatron. FOURTH ROW Milton Friedman, Qrthur Watson, Richard Ludwig, Daniel Huyett, Robert Paulson, Donald Floyd, Dan Wells, Richard White. FIFTH ROW . Harvey Hollenbach, Theodore Plarons, Samuel Russell, Robert Resch, Max Bergandahl, Richard WE, THE PEOPLE E, the People, a Pageant of Frontiers-physical, mental and cultural- depicting Hmerican life in its 150 ye'ars under the Constitution, was pre- sented during the week of lune 13 by the graduating class of lune 1938. The first episode, that of Union, pictured the danger of anarchy in Shays' Re- bellion, the Constitutional Convention as a solution of this difficulty, and as the outcome, ratification ot the federal plan ot government. The main action was a skating party on the Schuylkill River. The murals which preceded the main action portrayed our Physical Frontier. -V .. Developing the theme of Strength, the second episode opened with South Car- olina's threat of secession over the Tariff of Hbominations. The necessity for preserving the Union reached its climax in the Webster-1-layne Debate. The rhythmic pantomime of Westward Progress showed our country expanding to the Pacific Coast. The murals of this episode dealt with our Mental Frontier. With the action laid in Cuba, the episode of Plchievement portrayed General Gorgas' interest in sanitation, Dr. Walter Reeds proof of the source of yellow fever in the tropics, and the subsequent possibility of building the Panama Canal. H jungle frieze emphasized the hardships of life in the torrid zone. The murals developed ideas of our Cultural Frontier. The Pan-Hmerican ideal, based on the understanding of and respect for Latin- Hmerican life, was the basis for the Epilogue. lts symbolic figures represented each of the twenty-one countries which participated in the Pan-Hrnerican Con- ference in Buenos Qires. T Reinsel. If ff' 1 J Leg, i S7 NIOR COMMITTE , A, Q'g, ',,' ffm, A. , . fgyv'7V 'A W 7 fl f ma A,,.w2g,,g ,'f' :fl -' ff '5'f' Y I A-'Lf A '-' 1, 1- T, 1 L. , .3 ii SENIOR COMMITTEES lmllmlttl SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE-Chairman, Iohn Rehr ORCHESTRH-lean Griswold, Ch., Kenneth Thorn- burg, Iohn Lawrence, Paul Davis. PUBLICITY-William Forry, Ch., Richard Stover, Mal- colm Dougherty, William DeLong, Ierry Kobrin, Bertha Peplau, Irma Oziemkewicz. PROGRHM-Franklin Hummel, Ch., Edward Hard, Margaret Flemming, Ruth Flemming, Ruth Humma, Richard Palrnissano, Mary Hmelia Capozella. REFRESHMENT-Casmir Ianikowski, Ch., Robert Gans, Hlexander Hahn, David Detweiler, Hudrey Klick, Richard Reinsel, Betty Christian. CLI-ISS CHP-Plnn Wanner, Ch., Bert Bowers, Luke Brossman, Samuel Russell, Doris Clemens, Bernice Bernard, Dorothy Curry. TICKET-Edith Sharman, Ch., Betty Bard, Robert Bar- rett, Ioe Brucher, Ruth Kreidler. DECORHTION-Constantine Mavrides, Ch., Roger Crumbling, lack Driscoll, Ray Miller, Douglass Palm, Kenneth Schaeffer, Donald Stahl, Betty Trumbore, Benjamin Watts, Vincent Thren, George Westley, lane Cornelius, Ioe Daly, Evelyn Deeter, Richard Edris, Haig Goddard, Russell Haas, Robert Guss, Iune Horting, Iean Lochman, Ethyl Nagle, Plntony Papich, Murray Popiel, Ioe Bonigut, Cameron Watts. OTHER COMMITTEES INSIGNIH-Charles Gerhart, Ch., Helen Huyett, Rob- ert Resch, Hnna Iones. FLOWER-Ruth Brown, Ch., Teddy Plarons, Iulia Hdams, Ralph Berry, David Lynch, Irene Black, Doras Smith. MOTTO-Hrthur Spencer, Ch., Eleanor Heckman, Elynor Becker, Margaret Cox, Emanuel Levin, Macey Rosenthal, Barbara Curtis. SONG-Richard Ludwig, Ch., Iames Hancox, Milli- cent Lengel, Lloyd Dintiman, Gracemary Greene, Seymour Mendelsohn, Carolyn Kissinger. RING HND PIN-Mary Levan, Ch., Oliver Lau, Ruby Gicker, Torn Mekeel, Richard Mosser, Carl Fried- ericks, Elsie Mae Iohns. CLHSS COLORS-Margarite Nagle, Ch., Frances Spadalora, Roger Crumbling, Iulia Schelin, Harry Williams. SENIOR HSSEMBLY-Woodrow Eshenaur, Ch., Iohn Garvey, Hrthur Mease, William Good, Bill Filbert, Irene Hltenderter, Pete Lombardo, Geraldine Hart- man, William Kemper, Mildred Hunsberger, Iane Huls, Genevieve Zawidski, lean Coxon, Edna Bigony, lane Reinert, Robert Weiler, Vernon Seartoss, Robert Bieber, Ioe Scornavacchi, Betty lean Shelton, lane Shounder, Musa Eways, Hrthur Watson, John Giles. 99 Y Menclelsohn T ffffiis 'i 'lf5f ' E E CITE? J 'kb jg Em if XF ff 'ny ffrfnfwfi r by H '?'FI,rlF grip EC-EJ W ' 'li v FFFWFEEKQFF' F FF L' F HE E li Hbvziif-VflF-Fgftgprf H Qi E ', -SE W F V 2 W P I 0 N E E R 5 .Mixzii ACTIVITIES An outstanding addition to the public school system has been that ol extra- curricular activities. Today, our educational institutions are places of social as well as mental in- struction, gradually growing to meet the demands ol: the rapidly changing ideas of the younger generations. Years ago, social education in the pub- Iic schools was regarded as unessential to the young student. But at the pres- ent a need for this has been realized, and we can be grateiullor these splen- did opportunities that will help us to become better men and women. ACTIVITIES W . . I A-I 1- I .- L ODHY it is desirable that every student have an equal chance to develop his initiative and his ability to lead. Consequently, the organizations of our school include many student-governing bodies. lt is only through experience that one may develop the art of guiding others. Our school, therefore, aims to furnish this necessary experience for the citizens of tomorrow. Valuable training is afforded members of these groups, for in learning to lead, pupils are learning to live. The fact that Reading High believes in helping each of her students meet the problems of life is clearly demon- strated in the number of such special organizations in ORGANIZATIONS 938 ARXALMA STAFF? Daniel Huyett Eleanor Heckman ' ' ' lean Coxon Richard Ludwig Iulia Schelin Hnna Tones Roger Crumbling Phyllis Resnick GenevievenZ'ailiil:lAelci David Lynch Grace Ludwig Katharine Geib Hnne nbai Keen caiiiQQi1 Doris Clemens Mary Dunkleberger Ralph Berry lrrna Oziemlciewicz Ioseph Scogairacchi WRXMM DR. EISENHHUER, Sponsor NHTIONI-II. HONOR SOCIETY President: IOHN I. REHR Vice-President: QRTHUR WHTSON Secretary: DORIS CLEMENS Treasurer: ELEQNOR HECKMHN FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj C. Devlin, E. Regar, I. Reinert, I. Hirschland, E. Heckman, D. Clemens, I. I. Rehr, H. Watson, Dr. Eisenhauer KRegentI, M. Noll, H. Ebel, R. Kliclc, I. Shounder, G. Hartman, I. Huls. SECOND ROW V. Nester, E. McKinney, I. O'Shea, G. Moyer, T. Mancuso, I. Oziernkiewicz, K. Gieb, M, Dunkle- berger, F. Lenhart, I. Hdarns, M, Lengel, G. Greene, I. Schoener, M, Frundt, M. Flemming, I. Lochman, K. Nickles, F. Calpaxis, G. Baer. THIRD ROW E. Hoffman, R. Kreidler, R. Brown, M. Fichtkin, S. Natiress, I. Dunkleberger, V. Hdams, R. Berger, I. Reber, E. Hassler, l. Gring, M. Goddard, Eva Farrell, L, VanBuskirk, M. I. Ward, G. Roshon, H. Rodgers, R. Clous, M. Frye, M. M. Diener, D. Smith, E. Nonemaker, G. Ludwig, I. Volkl. FOURTH ROW V. Rndrus, V, Meyers, V, Bagor, R. Moyer, N. Segner, B. Levan, M. Ianda, G. Scholl, I. Foos, E. Schilling, V. Black, M. Harrison, E. Heck, V. Pendel, M. Cappozello, M. Cox, H. Englehart, FIFTH ROW V. Hnderson, M. Lapp, D. Rosenquist, H. Mazurek, M. DeFilippis, M, Collins, S. Weaver, H. .Fldams g.1?gelier, M. Spatz, M. Kercher, E. English, B. Peplau, I. Dechant, M. Levan, I. Lorah, E tu e ine. SIXTH ROW M. Rosenthal, C. Weist, E. Bigony, W. Bloom, E. Hard, M. Dougherty, I. Garvey, M. Knoblauch E. Levin, B. Curtis, M. Zion. SEVENTH ROW C. Weist, Friederick, G. Zawidski, E. Becker, D. Meis, I. Scornavacchi, C. Ianislcowski, C. Snyder R. Barrett, T. Mekeel. EIGHTH ROW L. Dintiman, R. Guistwite, R. Ludwig, Pl. Papich, I. Hancox, W. Scott, W. Fairlamb, W, Littlehales T. Hayer, S. Mendolsohn, R. Masser. NINTH ROW I. Head, W. Forry, E. Millcins, H. Hoiz, D. Garvey, W. Westley, S. Siegel, W, Sheidy, B. Fogelson R. Zerby, K, Westgate, B, Bowers. TENTH ROW R. Kauffman, I, Zwally, I. Boyer, T. Qarons, D. Wells, S. Russell, I. Human, I. Giles, D. Huyett, F, Hummel, 1 I fl :rg l H Q., , J 15 : 103 1 MMM I f - E ' '. ' l ff I 2 - X . STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: MR. FINK President: DHNIEL HUYETT Vice-President: GRHCE LENORE LUDWIG Secretary-Treasurer: IEHN B. COXON FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj Samuel Russell, lane Pldams, Malcolm Dougherty, Iean Coxon, Daniel Huyett, Grace Ludwig, Harold Huber, Mary Hendel, Ethel Stubblebine. SECOND ROW Richard Mosser, Eleanor Moyer, Elaine Styer, Gene Weida, Louise DeCisco, Carolyn Devlin, Miriam Lempiner, Marian Fry, Morris Knoblauch, Hlbert Pantaleo, Robert Hull. THIRD ROW Elizabeth Schwank, Esther Kilhetner, Iean Hotfmaster, Charlotte Fassig, Katherine Grimes, Miriam Weidner, Marie Bertolet, lane Shomo, Eva Farrell, Betty Mattern, Miss Hicks. FOURTH ROW Mary Galeo, Emily Black, Vir inia Pottei er, Katherine Whitman, lane Rudd, Sara Iane Natfress, Iane Reber, Eleanor Brophy, Siirley BickeT, Ellen Witmoyer, Frances Nowack, Mr. Fink. FIFTH ROW George Patsouracos, Charles Werley, Richard Leslie, Warren Plngstadt, Stanley Granger, Lenard gofseph, Richard Farrell, Martin Sneider, William Knauer, Edward Milkins, Robert Eshelman, Felix aiorana. SIXTH ROW Clifford Yeich, Emanuel Levin, William Heim, Leo Lorenzo, Franklin Bott, Thomas Calpin, Fenton N Hdams, Larry Gara, Stewart Sando, Luther Strunk, William Sowa. .. ,V X ff 'fl S SEVENTH ROW 'Y Charles Ruttenberg, Norman Hill, Benjamin Fogleson, Claire Snyder, Edward Coxen, Charles AW- ,XA Costner, Robert Pritchard, Irvin Koons. W Members absent from picture-Mary Finn Goddard, Ioseph Brucher. 104 . ,D , ,IJ , 5 til 3 e 4 ix iw rw n K I 543: tlltmlllltllt , ziw , 3 MR. BEEKEY, Sponsor HEHLTH COUNCIL President: DHVID LYNCH Vice-President: IOHN LHWRENCE Secretary: SHIRLEY BHGENSTOSE FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj A Margaret Dukay, Virginia Sallade, lane Moritz, Ruth Sherman, Ruth Buddell, Roberta Claus, Sarah L. Snyder, Bernice Bernard. SECOND ROW Josephine Vecchio, Irene Brown, Kitty Hnne Wittich, Marjorie Harrison, Elizabeth Haas, Frances Eveland, Elizabeth Potruch, Rita Gallagher, Louise Mastrolia, Marie Nester. THIRD ROW Betty Lou Mast, Iulia Hdams, Vilma Pendel, Iane Hill, Thelma Brown, Helen Grater, Rose Heffrier, Mary Price, Iane Brisan. FOURTH ROW Homer Schaeffer, Donald Miller, Richard Stover, Virginia Drabenstadt, Qnri Wanner, Hazel Rodgers, Maarjorie Seltzer, Betty Neuman, Iarie Kochel, Virginia Bolig, Mary Gusto. FIFTH ROW David Lynch, Kenneth Gasser, Wilfred Lloyd, William Keller, Kenneth LeVan, Frederick Fry, Ieanne Schoener, Hdeline Springer, Sarah Weaver, Icsephine Barr. SIXTH ROW Donald Correll, Irvin Youse, Charles Keehn, Norman Stone, Paul N. Wentzel, Kenneth Moyer, Iack Rea, Fred Wilkinson. SEVENTH ROW Iohn Lawrence, Calvin Lieb, Richard Price, Qlbert Fisher, Robert Deppen, Paul Eberhard, Walter Knittin, Charles Thompson, Medford Corkran, Members absent from picture-Katherine Geib, Grayce Hottel, Elsie Mae Iohns, Shirley Bagenstose, lune Eschelman, Iane Holder, Bernard Leisy, Donald Scholl, Edward Bechtel, Marguerite Gaenzle, Marguerite Sollenberger. if . - LEE TN in if 9...-i t, . . i 105 :gf , W , E 5 RXMMH THE CLASS OF 1939 11TH GRHDE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sponsor: MR. BEEKEY President: WILLIHM S, BLOOM Vice-President: CHRL D. WIEST Secretary: MINNIE MORETTO Treasurer: BHRRON R. FEGELY wfdi Q T X i, l . FRONT ROW flelt to rightj Sara Dintiman, Iane Hill, Minnie Moretto, Barron Fegely, William Bloom, Carl Wiest, Edna Schilling, lane Schaeffer. SECOND ROW Marjorie Harrison, Violet Bagor, Helen Mazurelc, Gladys Foreman, Patricia Smith, Iulia Dechant, Lucille Sherman, Mary lane Koch. THIRD ROW Mr, Beelrey, Huley Tompkins, William Longacre, Iames Phelan, George Boyer, Larry Gara, William Lansill, Iames Zwally. Members absent from picture-Vincenzo Chinnice, Leon Gruber, Harry Jacobs, Gloria Kennedy, Mary Jane Nuebling, Eugene Rissmiller, Clyde Storch, MEN Bobby Iones ...,. ,....,..,. ...,..,.,..,..,........ . , . Henry Ford .,.. . .,..,.,.,,.,..,.,.,.., . Charles Lindbergh ........ Richard Byrd .........,....,.......... lu EE A 4 , 4 r-.. . In ll S is 106 ENROLLMENT-BOYS, 537: GIRLS, 470 FUTURE PIONEERS ....,..Richard Scholl George Sherman .,........Forrest Miller ....,...Byron Reppert WOMEN Mrs, Martin Iohnston ,.,, ..,.,,..,....,..,...,.. ...,.. M a rjorie Harrison Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt .,.......,.....,., .,..,. .,.....,,.. I u lia Dechant Eve Curie ,..,..................,..... .,.. .,..,. . , ,.,. Miriam Weidner Helen Keller .,.,. ,.,.,... .,.,...,.,... V i vian Meyers Wtlihll THE CLASS OF 1940 MR. ENTERLINE, Sponsor 10TH GRI-IDE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: FRHNK FORD Vice-President: DQLE STRUNK Secretary-Treasurer: PHYLLIS CHRTS m N5 J Q fc.. FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj Elgrence Mackowieclci, Edith Reddig, Rose Kurpiewski, Grace Lieberman, Margaret Moyer, Ruth 1 am. SECOND ROW Robert Iaslow, Frank Ford, Robert Mest, Robert Bechtel, Henry Schofer, Donald Spang. THIRD ROW Harry Braddock, Morris Rosenthal, Robert Yost, Robert Heiser, Harold Davis, Charles Van Reed, glemlzicers absent from picture-William Beck, Marjorie Geiss, Emma Hater, Phyllis Carts, Dale trun . FUTURE PIONEERS MEN WOMEN Bobby Iones: WILLIHM BECK Mrs. Martin Iohnson: IEHN KNHRR Henry Ford: FRHNK FORD Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt: MHRGQRET MOYER Charles Lindbergh: CQLVIN LEE Eva Curie: FLORENCE MHKOWIECKI Richard Byrd: ROBERT BECHTEL Helen Keller: EDITH REDDIG -Q 107 RXHIMH t 1. x 1 K ax, 1, I lf' rs x J , N . X . x ' - t N Y 1V Q K l I G. H. H. Sponsors: MISS MCHOSE and MISS WHDSWORTH President: KQTHHRINE KHUFMHNN Vice-President: ETHEL ERB Secretary: IRMH OZIEMKIEWICZ Corresponding Secretary: KQTHRYN GOODQLL Treasurer: MIRIQM SHOEMHKER Red and Black Reporter: KHTHERINE GEIB FRONT ROW tlelt to rightb Erma McKinney, Geraldine Moyer, Helen Markowitz, Helen Yaklich, Teresa Mancuso, Kathryn Goodall, Katharine Geib, Irina Oziemkiewicz, Miriam Shoemaker, Katharine Kaufmann, Mary Dun- kleberger, Ruth Gring, Vivian Koralsky, Helen Twardowski. SECOND ROW Miriam Mclnroy, Grace Lieberman, Stella Barna, Helen Rzesutek, Grace Levan, Edna Bigony, Frances Rudolph, Miriam Rudolph, Rose Hirsh, Mary Herb, Mildred Sensenig, Betty Taras, Emma Hoffman, Bertha Mangel, Kaleope Nickles, Geraldine Hartman, Hrdella Zalelcowski. , THIRD ROW Geraldine Catalano, Carolynn Devline, lane Heister, Doris Gallman, Genevieve Zawidski, Pearl Fichthorn, Shirley Hathaway, Pearl Miller, Vilma Pendel, Eugenia English, Qngeline Guidara, Sylvia Corsetto, Roberta Clous. FOURTH ROW Florence Thomas, Lorraine Garner, Bertha Whitmeyer, Florence Zajdowicz, Violet Bagor, Marie Farina, Hgnes Kaminslci, Betty Daniels, Pauline Lutz, Betty Kestner, Louise DeGour, Iulia Volkl, Iune Grim. FIFTH ROW Irene Bausher, Helena Kruszewska, Iosephine DeSantis, Ethel Erb, Ruth Fromm, Dorothy Rhodes, Dawn Rutter, Betty Christian, Margaret Spatz, Mary Levan, Iulia Pldams, Sylvia Nigrelli, Emma Cora Hater. SIXTH ROW Vivian Meyers, Edith Reddig, Geraldine Keys, Eleanor Sablowski, Violet Putz, Iosephine Barr, Caroline Fritz, Edna Schilling, Marguerite Schilling, Iune Zimmer, Fern Moodhart. SEVENTH ROW Eva Gerber, Iune Kahler, Dorothy Salzman, Germaine Roshon, Miss McHose, Sponsor. EIGHTH ROW Qrline Stauffer, Miss Wadsworth, Sponsor, Pegg Tobias, Lahoma Lawrence, Mary Volkl, Mildred ti Ililessing, Hlthea Mack, lane Gable, Dorothy Gfass, Florence Freeze, Kathryn Dietz, Genevieve z yi ramer. we NINTH ROW it S Edith Moyer, Marguerite Sollenberger, Eleanor Moyer, Grace Montz, Elizabeth Schmehl, Naomi - m aum. ..- V-V-5, TENTH ROW Betty lones, Nelda Leas, Margaret Lash, Ruth Sheidy. 108 iitiiit MISS PFHU, Sponsor 12TH GRHDE GIRL RESERVES President: IEHN B. COXON Program Chairman: MQRY HENDEL Vice-President: IEHN GRISWOLD Service Chairman: BETTY TRUMBORE Secretary: GERHLDINE HHRTMHN Social Chairman: IHNE SHOUNDER Treasurer: EDITH M. SI-IHRMHN Hrt Chairman: HNNE BBEL Publicity Chairman: MHRIORIE FRUNDT Religion Chairman: MFIRGHRET COX FRONT ROW tlett to rightj Finn Wanner, Mary Hendel, Betty Trurnbore, Iane Shounder, Geraldine Hartman, Edith Sharman, lean Coxon, Iean Griswold, Hrine Plbel, Marjorie Frundt, Margaret Cox, Dorothy Kessler. SECOND ROW Doras Smith, Edna Bigony, lrma Oziemkewicz, Gracemary Greene, Carolyn Kissinger, Frances Nowack, Ferol Lenhart, Iane Fldams, Dorothy Gaul, Evelyn Deeter, Kaleope Nickles, Iane Cornelius, Elynor Becker, Iane Reiner-t, THIRD ROW Hildegarde Holtz, Fern Kulp, Margaret Behney, Irene Black, Hlice Newlcirk, Iean Lochman, Grace Ludwig, Mary lane Ward, Millicent Lengel, Clara House, Iane Saltzman, Ianet Williamson, Gladis Fenstermacher, FOURTH ROW Elizabeth Potruch, Roberta Clous, Dorothy Salzmanri, Mary Ellen Frye, Evelyn Moyer, Gertrude MacElwee, Doris Clemens, Marietta Noll, Marie Raezor, Virginia Rebholtz, Marie Hertlein, Finn Miller, Elsie Johns, Ieanette Shupp, Isabel Reber. FIFTH ROW Blanche Kupp, Iantina Von Wienen, Evelyn Killian, Eleanor Heckman, Sarah Snyder, Nancy Stein- inger, Shirley Kochard, Iulia Volkl, Violet Horning, Hnna Koch, Marie Collins, Marian Fry, Doris Cahn, Shirley Lieberman, Ruby Gicker. SIXTH ROW Stella Ritter, Margaret Mary Diener, Caroline Muhlenberg, Qbbie Fleck, Geraldine Moyer, Mary Finn Goddard, Evelyn Ressel, Fern Hetrich, Betty Brown, Sarah Miller, Virginia Dethotf, Louisa Chelius, Betty Bard, Grace Claus. SEVENTH Row W, '- Helen Updegrave, Virginia Huyett, Doris Mets, Dawn Rutter, Doris Grater, Charlotte Kotowski, 411'-i t Virginia Rentz, Eva Farrell, Emilie Erisman, Violet Reber, Iearine Schoener. Z ' Q I EIGHTH ROW I J L Bernice Bernard, Iune Horting, Pearlmary Hngstadt, Vilma Pendel, Irene Plltenderter, Margaret T L, Fleming, Betty Unger, Betty Hahn, Betty Buchanan. CC Q 109 W f-1 9 L O JO' j if ry jd 7 Djs '- .. if 5 fl 0.1 U' 0 MM 1-on 1 WMM Music Chairman: SHIRLEY BICKEL Decoration Chairman: FRHNCES KLEMMER Refreshment Chairman: IULIHNNE HIRSHLQND Q , 11TH GRI-IDE Gnu. nsssnvss 3 I - QQ 3 Sponsor: Miss PFHU X FRONT ROW Cleft to right! Betty Schlenker, Betty Ingham, Virginia Zell, Grace Levan, Shirley Bickel, Iulianne Hirschland, Mildred Sehl, Gladis Flltenderter, Glenora Bigony, Miriam Gerhart. SECOND ROW Doris Gallman, Mildred Dankel, Isabel Potts, M rtle Bauer, Pearl Fichthorn, Margaret Moyer, Eliz- abeth Mattern, Qlva Hrcher, Iane Moritz, Edith Iglassler. THIRD ROW Lahoma Lawrence, Margaret Lash, lane Hill, Virginia Felix, Grace Schlegel, Dorothy Hodgkins, Marjorie High, Elsie Ziegler, Virginia Shipe Peggy Tobias, Iulia Dechant. FOURTH ROW Rosemarie Tennerella, Ruth Krick, Rita Winkler, Geraldine Ross, Betty Werley, Iane Schaeffer, Betty MacFadyen, Florence Thomas, Virginia Smith, Elizabeth Strebig, Doris Rosenquist, Henrietta Green- field, Hnne Engelhardt. FIFTH ROW Elaine Loeb, Selma Shatter, Ruth Greenberg, Elizabeth Crader, Qrdel Young, Iayne Shomo, Jane I h Foose, Hrlene Leas, Grace Scholl, Claire Tay er, Miriam Weidner, Sara Weaver, Sara lane Nattress, -Y Helen Hdams. I. Xxx? L X SIXTH ROW Geraldine Lyons, Hnn Lerch, Bonnabelle Hrner, Mildred Ruttenberg, Frances Frame, Shirlie Bagenstose, 110 VN IN Il lttivlittlttt MISS PFHU, Sponsor TENTH GBHDE GIRL RESERVES Southwest Representative: PIRLINE KOLBQCH Northwest Representative: LUCILLE GRISWOLD FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl Geraldine Raught, Rosena Morrison, Geraldine Catalano, Constance Franco, Miriam Mclnroy, Isabel Beck, Gene Weida, Dorothy Chelius, Lillian Miller. SECOND ROW Qda Westley, Sylvia Nigrelli, Isobelle Klevansky, Edith Reddig, Virginia Irnpink, Margaret Moyer, Geraldine Conner, Sara Parlaman, Janet Felix, Fern Reidenauer, Kathryn Rice. THIRD ROW Emily Black, Emily Kramer, Emmajean Spencer, Ellen Heckman, Ruth Moyer, Vivian Koralsky, Phyllis Claster, Sara Fisher, Marion Silverman, Bette Resnick, lean Knorr, Ianey Lynch, Iune Gibb, FOURTH ROW Virginia Reber, Mary Weiler, Sara Nicrone, Valeria Nyman, Phyllis Witmoyer, Margaret Hdams, Eleanor rgessingflllnna Golden, Sara Fry, Mildred Resnick, Iune Tyson, Hdelaide Levan, Iean Hoff- rnaster, ..riene nalbach. Members absent from the pictureHNorthwest members: Margaret Bard, Mildred Barth, Phyllis Breece, Kathryn Bricker, Eleanor Carrozza, Nancy Clymer, Mabel Conner, Geraldine Ely, Mary Eppler, Irene Fisher, Betty Freed, Virginia Geary, May Giacci, Hmy Gring, Lucille Griswold, Iessie Haas, Mary Henne, Marjorie Horner, Betty Hoshauer, Dorothy Hoverter, Betty Jordan, Elizabeth Keener, Thelma Keim, Doris Kinsey, Mary Leake, Claire Leiby, Naomi Mattern, Virginia Redcay, Louise Reedy, Gladys Reininger, Mary Louise Rich, Virginia Russell, Iane Seyfert, Evelyn Siegfried, Mary Smith, Betty Suender, Dorothy Tobias, Ianet Troutman, Norma Troutman, Leonora Wallace, Lillian Wallace, Dorothy Zimmerman. f W 5 Y 111 I 4 Jlf .' J ,i-fl, ' 1 Q, X .,'7 l 'T' I rf Nw: X , QXQQ 5 I It ,, i Z-1' f . , T HM, USHERS Sponsor: MISS BEITENMQN Council Usher Committee: Council Usher Committee: Chairman: HHROLD HUBER CHROLYN KISSINGER WILLIHM BLHCKLEY GRHCE LUDWIG ELLEN HECKMHN Miriam Mclnroy, Mar Louise Mengel, Margaret Catey, Grace Leiberman, Grace Levan, lean Knarr, FRONT ROW Cleft to rightt Grace Long, Fern Olfleara, Margaret Reck, Ruth Hacker, Mary Galeo. SECOND ROW Mary Mener, Sophie Stravapoulos, Iane Puccuni, Grace Montz, Mildred Moyer, Miriam Mohn, Vivian Stitzman, Mary Britton, Lucille Sherman, Pearl Fichtorn, Dorothy Olen, Virginia Kissinger. THIRD ROW Kathleen Rohrbach, Margaret Schaeffer, Eleanor Moyer, Gladys Farema, Fllberta Pugh, Betty Echnlilehl, Rosina Morrison, Gene Weida, Margaret Mlodoch, Cathryn Moll, Iune Haas, Sara Iane mit . FOURTH ROW Betty Delp, Mildred Rothenberger, Mary McGovern, Miriam Glass, Bertha Peplau, Gracemary Greene, Caroline Kissin er, Qudrey Klick, Sara Mosser, Jeanne Fegley, Virginia Potteiger, Mary Jane Leinbach, Doris Schmidt, Ianet Mayberry. FIFTH ROW Qda Westley, Virginia Reber, Florence Freeze, Dorothy Iackson, Miriam Dunkleherger, Hdele Qbramson, Marg Moyer, Edith Reddig, Geneva Kramer, Marguerite Gaenzle, Vivian Meyers, Margaret Huls, etty Levan, Margaret Moyer. SIXTH ROW Ethel Hermansader, Katherine Smorey, Ieanette Hawkins, lane Price, Noel Weidnian, Catherine Levan, Geraldine Hartman, Eugenia English, Dawn Rudder, Ruth Yaffe, Miriam Lemipiner, Virginia Delewski, Rose Ehrlich, Henriette Greenfield, Iulia Dechant, Lahoma Lawrence. SEVENTH ROW Tx David Hiester, Curtis Clurnp, Paul Huntsberger, Iohn Fin, Harold Huber, Iohn Head, Forrest if 3 Laufer, Morton Medniclc, Charles Thompson, Iohn Embriane, Samuel Glassmoyer, Edward Koslowski, f' DX Louis Tombruson, Franklin Van Reed, Donald German. E. X EIGHTH Row Iohn Graf, Robert Pldams, Donald Correll, Herbert Hyman, Richard Hdams, Qustin Shater, Glenn 112 Wood, Iohn Roeder. WMM MISS BEITENMHN, Sponsor HHLL PHTROL President: LLOYD DINTIMHN C GaptaigiERDe'lElDDEllEETLB1'g.lgElgg' V - . 1 a am: Vice-President. MHLCOLM DOUGHERTY pcuptami WILLIAM GOOD Secfewfvr IHNE M- HDHMS F captain: WILLIHM BLQCKLEY Captain: GEORGE PQTSOURHCOS FRONT ROW flett to rightl Marian Spatz, lean Lochman, Clarence Kopp, Daniel Huvett, Bertolet Bowers, William Good, George Patsouraccos, Lloyd Dintiman, Malcolm Dougherty, William Blackley, Gladys Fenstermacher. SECOND ROW Helen Updegrove, Evelyn Burger, Beulah Barlow, Ruth Shalter, Hlice Singer, Evelyn Shatter, Marie Bertolet, Elizabeth Potruch, Mary Fl. Capozello, Margaret Diener, Julia Fldarns, Edna Bigony, Irene Black, Grace Lieberman. THIRD ROW Bertha Peplau, Eleanor Becker, Hnna Kaucher, Theresa Fisher, Pludrey Klick, Isabel Reber, lane M. Hdams, Lillian Dunkel, lane Fl. Pldams, Constance High, Eleanor Heck, Blanche Kupp, Illnne Englehardt, Regina Lesczynska, Eleanor Collahan. FOURTH ROW William Fatt, Forrest Hetrich, Pearl Plngstadt, Margaret Spatz, Betty I. Shelton, Hrthur Spencer, Robert Weller, Harold Leas, Ralph Manwiller, Walter Briel, Calvin Bonswitz. FIFTH ROW Edward Flemming, Curtis Clump, Constantine Mavrides, Roy Faust, Haig Goddard, Sumner Hlten- derler, Ira Binkley, Willard Sherman, Iohn Garvey, Donald Fair, Iohn Wiest, Richard Mease, Fred Gernert, Ioe Scornavacchi. SIXTH ROW ' Ralph Flamrner, Edward Ream, Thomas Stuber, Franklin Bott, Willas Lomas, Francis Hoyer, Benjamin DeBlasi, Harry Bottler, Milton Knerr, Claire Snyder, Rae Guistwite, Robert Gans. SEVENTH ROW Ioe Sandler, Sheldon Furman, Vincent Thren, Milford Gerhart, Ralph Kantz, William Wagner, Raymond Klein. EIGHTH ROW Charles Kehean, Pllvin Hyman, HGTV? Hollenbach, Mervin Quartner, George Simmonds, Robert Yost, Iohn Fix, Donald Floyd, Robert arks, Joseph Daly. W... fl. I 3 ERE . . . U 1 1 3 Rlimlllm RED HND BLRCK STBFF FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl Benja- min H, Fogelson, Virginia Smith, Gracemary Greene, Iulianne Hirsh- land, Irvin Koons. SECOND ROW-Robert Zerby, Wil- liam Bloom, Sara Dintiman, Milli- cent Lengel, Elynor Becker, Mar- jorie Frundt, lane Shounder, Tom Mekeel, Theodore Harons, Ierry Kobrin. THIRD ROW-Mr. McClel1and,Spon- sor, Hnita Berger, lane Huls, Geral- dine Hartman, Madeline Kercher, Members absent from picture-ls- abel Smith. FRONT ROW-tleft to rightj Musa Eways, Iack Moyer, Ioseph Scorna- vacchi, Clair Snyder, Richard Palm- isano. SECOND ROW-Iohn Weist, Iohn Graf, Constantine Mavrides, Ed- ward Ripling, Robert Groff, Westley Scot. THIRD ROW-Mr. Beekey, Spon- sor, Edward Lesher, Carl Weist, Warren Ling, Ralph Berry, Harold Leas, Thomas Wetzel. Members absent from the picture- Felix Maiorana, George Patsoura- cos, Michael Tsakeris, Macey Ro- senthal. HI-Y CLUB ' 4 I ? A-H A 114 Sponsor: MR. MCCLELLHND Editors-in-Chief: IHNE HULS GERHLDINE HHRTMHN President: JOSEPH SCORNQVRCCHI Vice-President: IHCK MOYER Secretary: CLBIR SNYDER Chaplain: RICHQRD PHLMISHNO Treasurer: MUSH EWHYS Sponsor: MR. BEEKEY UR music department is one of the outstanding fea- tures of the school. Many of the groups, specializ- ing in either vocal or instrumental instruction, have at- tained recognition ot Which We are proud. The splendid spirit of each organization in this department reflects the same spirit ot other pioneers in music who have con- tributed their bit to the art. We hope the fine examples set by these particular groups in the past will prove encouraging to those in the future, for the spirit of the pioneer must never die. MUSIC timillm ' Ndllklr 1 V SENIOR ORCHESTRA Sponsor: MR. CHRDIN President: RICHFIRD LUDWIG Vice-President: ROBERT BIEBER Secretary: MHRIE BERTOLET Librarian: MHRK HOFFMHN Treasurer: MILLICENT LENGEL CHRL RENTSCHLER s .. , 1 'H 'Y f J A'fx X ,143 115 Business Manager: IHMES ZWRLLY FRONT RON Cleft to rightl Carl Friedericks, Howard Strusser, Mark Hoffman, Iohn Garvey, Morette Rider, Harvey Hollenbach, Marvin Pincus, Gertrude Mac Elwee, Mildred Ruttenberg, Florence Day, Joseph Boscov, William Hoitert, Lucille Robinson, SECOND ROW Milton Friedman, Eleanor Heckman, Iane Ermentrout, Stephen Kurtz, Charles Ruttenberg, Paul Davis, Frank Hotz, Edward Gaul, Ioseph Blewett. THIRD ROW David Garvey, Margaret Cox, Richard Ludwig, Iohn Thomas, Charles Zuber, Haig Goddard, Victor Rhoads, Warren Orr, Marie Bertolet, Millicent Lengel, lane Errnentrout, Iarnes Hancox, Elsie LeVan, Phyllis Carts, Frances Martin, Blaine Sterling. FOURTH ROW Margaret Flemming, Irene Hltenderfer, Dorothy Zieber, Seymour Mendelsohn, Iohn Reddig, Shirley Stevens, Hrline O'Meara, David Gordon, Edward Ream. FIFTH ROW Iarnes Zwally, Robert Perella, Carl Rentschler, Iohn Weind, Winfred Hottel, Melvin Gilbert, Herbert ?ehrl? hloyd Dintirnan, Robert Horning, Gust Capiotis, Donald Wilson, lack Toker, Bennie Spera, ay o e, Member absent from picturefllnn Miller. ND HHN Mxmlllflll Sponsor: MR. CQRDIN President: PQUL RUTH Secretary: SYLVIH NIGRELLI Treasurer: RUSSELL HHLTEMRN FRONT ROV! Cleft to right? JUNIOR ORCHESTRH Vice-President: DONHLD MOLL Librarians: HELEN SEITZ MHGDHLENQ QBEL Business Manager: HLFRED GOLDBERG Pianists: Mary lane Nuebling, Catherine Potts, Rosena Morrison, Ruth Hrndt, Hllen Rudolph. SECOND ROW Magdalena Rbel, Russel Halteman, Henry Scholer, Elizabeth Potruch, Helen Seitz, Virginia Reber, Robert Nagle, Irene Mactzoviano, Sylvia Nigrelli, George Bierman, Robert Eshelrnan, Milton Iafte, THIRD ROW George Cox, Robert Brok, Kenneth Buller, Leon Funk, Flora Calpaxis, Robert Everline, Robert Levan, Marshall Eaches, William Umbenhouer, Ross Wenger. FOURTH ROW David Miller, Ralph Ivianwilier, Gene Vv'eida, Paul Ruth, Pllired Goldberg, Carl Derr, Ernest Hoff- man, Richard Keller, Donald Moll. fl fy FIFTH Row 'W I-lda Westley, Herbert Behrle, Seymour Mendelsohn, Lloyd Dintiman, Thomas Cronan, Earl Ebbert. 'X my Ae., L. Members absent from picture-Lillian Miller. L 117 3 w co iimillm SENIOR BHND Sponsor: MR. CQRDIN President: ROBERT BIEBER Vice-President: IHMES ZWQLLY Secretary: IRENE QLTENDERFER Librarians: BLFIINE STERLING Treasurer: RUSSELL HRHS IHY WOLFE Drum Major: FORREST LFIUFER FRONT ROW Kleit to rightj Forrest Lauier, Robert Horning, Thomas Cronan, Iohn Reddig, Gust Capiotis, Lloyd Dintiman, Seymour Mendelsohn, Herbert Behrle. SECOND ROW David Gordon, Edward Ream, Louis Gallas, Ioseph Blewett, Frances Martin, Phyllis Carts, Hrlirie O'Meara, Shirley Stevens. THIRD ROW Iohn Palladino, Robert Bieber, Haig Goddard, George Bierman, Blaine Sterling, Walter Clemmens, Warren Orr, Forest Rettgers, Marie Bertolet. 1 FOURTH ROW Bennie Spina, Iay Wolfe, Donald Wilson, Edward Lee, William Filbert, Iohn Talnack, Margaret Flemming, Irene I-Lltenderier, Dorothy Zieber. FIFTH ROW Kenneth Kerschner, Iohn Forey, Russell Haas, Iohn Weand, Iames Zwally, Victor Rhoads, lack Toker, Richard Mease. I SIXTH ROW 5. Ioseph Boscove, Roland Haines, George Westley. 2' Members absent from picture-Paul Reber, Paul Davis, Walter Leon, Conrad Moyer, Donald Frederick, Melvin Gillbert, Donald Bitting. 118 Willmllvll MR. CHRDIN, Sponsor Treasurer: FRHNK FORD FRONT ROW Klett ro rightl I-lcldamena Evans, Lewis Fluck, Benjamin Varishone, Homer Schirer, Walter Payne, Richard Stephan, William Bast. SECOND ROW Nester Miller, Robert Flnge, Frank Ford, Donald Bucks, Earl Hagan, Robert Boas, Russel Boyer Harry Kehm, Robert Parkyn. THIRD ROW Harry Dunkelberger, Walter Miles, George Cox, David Miller, Theodore Grater, lohn McKnight Merrit Kramer, Robert Deppen. FOURTH ROW George Lapp, Raymond Baney, Warren Ling, Carl Derr, Robert Kelleger, Harry Price, Iack Kis singer, Forest Miller. President: WQLTER MILES Vice-President GEORGE LHPP Secretory: RDDQMENQ EVHNS Librarian ROBERT HNGE Business Manager HHRRY PRICE 4 V . ENSEMBLE CLUB Sponsor: MR. CQRDIN President: IOHN GHRVEY Vice-Presidents: SEYMOUR MENDELSOHN Secretary: DORHS SMITH IQMES ZWQLLY 6' 1 is 120 Treasurer: IHNE DUNKELBERGER FRONT ROW fleit to rightl Eleanor Heckman, Gladis Fenstermacher, Margaret Cox, Shirley Stevens, Mildred Ruttenberg, Vivian Steizmon, Hrlene Yocum, Doras Smith. SECOND ROW Marvin Pincus, Charles Zuber, Edward Ream, Paul H. Davis, Louis Gallas, William Filbert, Rosena Morrison, Catharine Potts, Elsie Le Van, Robert Bieber. THIRD ROW Dale Burg, David Postetter, Iohn Thomas, Paul Ruth, Iohn Talnack, Victor Rhoads, James Zwally, Seymour Mendelsohn. PIHNO-STRING SEXTET Piano, Helen Hdarns, First Violin, lohn Garvey: Second Violin, .Clceste Barbera, Bass, Hrthur Mease, Cello, lane Dunkelberger, Viola, Paul D, Davis. The Ensemble Club is a group which does not only provide musical enjoyment tor their own benefit, but tor the many civic organizations before which they have played. During the past year, the club has pre- sented programs at the Kiwanis Club, West Lawn Parent-Teachers Plssociation, various church organiza- tions, on the school radio broadcast, and at Open House at Reading High School. The Ensemble Club is made up ot five groups, namely, the string ensemble, string quartette, string trio, brass quartette, and brass ensemble. The individual groups as well as the combined organizations present programs tor the club, school, and community. ' WMF M MISS HHSSLER, Sponsor H CHPPELLH President: RICHHRD REINSEL Vice-President: STEWHRD KQUFFMQN Secretary: IHNE DUNKELBERGER Librarian: GLHDIS FENSTERMRCHER Treasurer: BHRRON FEGLEY Pianist: WILLIPIM FPIIRLHMB FRONT ROW flett to rightl Vernon Seartoss, Pearl Miller, Florence Celebucki, Betty lane Levan, Grace Hottel, Helena Hoep- stine, Geraldine Moyer, Betty Hahn, Lena Staufier, Mary Urso, Harold Huber, SECOND ROW Theodore Hinkle, Sara Snyder, Ruth Shalter, Elynor Gamboi, Iosephine Cole, Edna Hart, lane Dunkelberger, Shirley Bickel, Iack Moritz, Ward Miller. THIRD ROW Eva Farrell, Gladis Fenstermacher, Dorothy Kessler, Mary Lou Houck, Iulie Volkl, Irene Black. FOURTH ROW Donald Wood, lane Hill, Elizabeth Strebig, Hlma Snyder, Marguerite landa, Iulia Schelin, Ieanette Bucks, Iune Kahler, Iane Lightner, Edith Hassler, Donald Machamer, Stanley Zerbe. FIFTH ROW William Fairlamb, Robert Weiler, Bruce Ballock, Donald Liddicoat, William Good, Roy Stoner, Pllvin Hungst, Raymond Cichowicz, Charles Speicher, Paul Davis, Forrest Laufer, Warren Orr. SIXTH ROW Charles Wetzel, Barron Fegley, Frank Bauman, Stewart Kauffman, Ieanne Hollmeister, Dorothy Iackson, Carolyn Kissinger, Mildred Thompson, Elda Thomas, Robert Paulson, Richard Reinsel, Charles Kleinspehn, Ralph Manwiller, Luke Brossman. Members absent from picture-Rose Marie Tennerella, Charles Kolevas. ' The tones ot human voices are mightier than strings or brass to move the soul. fKlopsto-ck. W 4 Af A.. C444 . F -L 121 RXMMH y 11 A CHORUS H ,335 ' O .gina at.,Sponsor: MISS HHSSLER President: BETTY BENTZ N . ViceiPrewenj: EDW1'-IRD COXEN Secretary: MQRY DUNKLEBERGER 1 ' reagurerz CQRL SITLER Librarian: NORMRN LEPSINGER FRONT ROW fleft to rightl Bettie Boyd, Virginia Potteiaer, Rose Heifner, Carl Sitler, Mary Dunkleberger, Betty Bentz, Edward Coxen, Norman epsinger, elen Groii, Helen Kolt, Charlotte Fasig. SECOND ROW Myrtle Hartman, Margaret Donato, Margaret Scheffer, Emma Forrey, Dorothy Swavely, Clementine Pietrabone, Ruth Eidam, Elizabeth Brown, Elizabeth Schmehl, Mary Bossler, Margaret Brown. THIRD ROW Betty Mast, Mary lane Manigold, Ethel Stubblebine, Mildred Hunsberger, Iane Yocum, Iosephine Vecchio, Miriam Stein, Hrdele Young, Iune Sepler, Lucille Sheman, Isabel Potts, Irene Shaffer, Edith Redig, Ieanne Horne, FOURTH ROW Hnnetta Singer, Edna Kutzler, Mildred Timmerruan, Marjorie Fletcher, Dorothy Ulrich, Vera Stoudt, Flnna Gassert, Gloria Ehring, Catherine Moll, Myrtle Malick, Ieannette Wetzel, Virginia Rauenzahn, Carolyn Uczynski. FIFTH ROW Shirley Leister, Hazel Hummel, Catherine Spohn, Rosemary Marburger, Evelyn Ressel, Sarah Fry, Mary Volkl, Dorothy Gass, Geraldine Boltz, Virginia Graft, Florence Schwartz, Geraldine Lyons. SIXTH ROW Robert Broderick, Eugene Izzo, Ruth Dersch, Peggy Moyer, Virginia Hohl, Fanny Sandler, Louise -W Printz, Celia Zabinski, Dawn Groff, Mary Weller, Iune Tyson, Iarie Shomo, Eleanor Moyer, Elsie ' ' . Leon, David Ives, Sheldon Bagen. SEVENTH ROW V Don Quarls, Richard Conway, George Lenich, Frank Ernesto, Donald Fan, Iohn Embriana, William A VanWienen, Rae Guistwite, Louis Cassel, Robert Kane, Harold DeLong, Robert Reber, William Kline, Dayton Seaman, Roland Haines, Charles Schroth, Robert May, Edward Gaul, 122 mtiimlllt, -af..-Ji! MISS HHSSLER, Sponsor CHORUS B President: RUTH BROWN Vice-President: DOROTHY SHLTZMQN Secretary: ORPHH BRIGHT Librarian, GLHDYS BQER Treasurer: LBWRENCE DQRLINGTON Hccompanist: HELEN HDHMS FRONT Row Klett to rigmi -J Eleanor Rothenberger, Mildred Fishkin, Irene Ianuska, Dorothy Saltzman, Ruth Brown, Lawrence Darlington, Gladys Baer, Orpha Bright, Violet Horning, Helen Hdams. SECOND ROW Virginia Ferguson, Martha Zientek, Marjorie Geist, Mary Messer, Rose Polter, Radelle Fox, Mary Louise Mengel, Ianet Mayberry, lane Puccini, Marie Schieiele, Grace Schlegel, Betty Neuman. THIRD ROW Bertha Peplau, Clara House, Florence Thomas, Dorothea Schmehl, Harriet Burkey, Rebecca Schul- man, Iune Helming, Iune Haas, Catherine Gott, Sara lane Smith, Ida Mazzo, Margaret Mlodock, Stella Hprepki. FOURTH ROW Natalie Lombardo, Mary Dromie, Florence Long, Rose Grassman, Gene Fett, Kitty Finn Wittich, Grace Schell, Mary Kirkley, Claire Leibrock, Marie Guinther, Elizabeth Fake, lean Klusawitz, Katie Kunkleman. FIFTH ROW lane Martin, Elizabeth Ditlow, Beatrice Law, Margaret Clouse, Emily Wagner, Elizabeth Werley, Hrlene Leas, Geraldine Ross, Hrlene Price, Mary Kulak, Mary Mastralia, Mabel Ernst, Evelyn Sillman, Doras Smith, Melba Williamson. SIXTH ROW Robert Hoshauer, Kenneth Stetson, Iune I-Iorting, Thelma Finefrock, Charlotte Beck, Helene Krus- zewska, Ruth Kre-idler, Marjorie Seltzer, Virginia Delewski, Helen Levan, Donald Clark, John McKnight. SEVENTH ROW Robert Clawges, Fllbert Pantaleo, Kenneth Foreman, Robert Qdams, Ernest Covington, Glenn Heck- rnan, Flaron Mocic, Milford Gearhart, Iohn Lawrence, Francis Voss, lack Toker, Warren Wasser, Totis Georgadis, Kenneth Hunsinger, Russell Robinson, David Garvey, Carl Gudikunst. Member absent from picture-Qddie Williams. Since singing is so good a thing I Wish all men would learn to sing. DHVID GQRVEY frgln fr 1 J ffl- . .. I' 123 41,2 X , -X M- 1 + if I ttf 7 X X!! V, A I f xxx gl' X ,r f fl! J 1-t x., Q xxx tix: X A I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HESS President: GRHYCE HOTTEL Secretary: FRHNCES EVELQND Treasurer: EVELYN SHHFFER il M Y' fx? E t 124 FRONT ROW flett to right! Geraldine Catalano, lane Stevens, Mary Frye, Eunice Kurtz, Dorothy Kessler, Grayce Hottel, Evelyn Shatter, Frances Spadafora, Iune Tyson, Miriam Hinden, Mary Weiler, lane Hrmitage. SECOND ROW Vivian Stitzman, Betty Kreisher, Miriam Gehris, Bertha Whitmyer, Ruth Hacker, Veda Fryer, Eliza- beth Schmehl, Evelgn Deeter, Elynor Giamboi, Isabel Beck, Sophia Siavropoulos, Hrina Netardo, Dorothy Schaeffer, onstance Franco. THIRD ROW Elizabeth Brown, Miriam Singer, Hlberta Pugh, Miriam Dunkleberger, Mary Corner, Frances Eve- land, Grace Lieberman, Grace Long. FOURTH ROW Emma Haier, Florence Schwartz, Virginia Klemmer, Rita Winkler, Mary Slowik, lldele Hbrarnson, korraine Davis, Catherine Grimes, Josephine Martin, Goetana Barloera, Dorothy Kerling, Martha issinger. FIFTH ROW Ruth Qronson, lane Brown, Ruby Thornburg, Mary Griesemer. SIXTH ROW Bertha Marin, Gloria Hoy, Mary Moyer, Mary Kaucher, Roselleri Fllderman, Dorothy Bltenderter, Harriet Blewett, Elizabeth Stevens, lean Gross, Ruth Phillips, Margaret Schaeffer, Mary Lykens, Hdelaide Levan, Pauline Stoner. SEVENTH ROW Maxalene Baker, Gladys Foreman, Iacqueline Engle, Elizabeth Zweizig, Ruth Eagle, Qrline Bauer, Helen Sanford, lean Moyer, Fern O'Meara, Cardell Marks, Miriam Lapp, Iune Kramer, Dorothy Weiser, lane Huls. EIGHTH ROW NINTH Plbbie Fleck, Miriam Lipman, Dorothy Lee, Jeanette Hawkins, Olga Bicci, Dawn Groff, lean Spatz, Rosellen Sheidy, Iane Gable, Mildred Blessing, Ruth Timmerman, Kathryn Dietz, Sylvia Corcetto, glssvy Martorana, Iune Showalter, Hnna Kaucher, Hmelia Samolewicz, Iosephine Cole. Dorothy Kuhns, Ruth Moyer, Mary Paiter, Carmen Orth, Plrina Derr, Mary Mikos, Edverda Hosler, Dorothy Feltenberger, Evelyn Schetiey, Irene laeger, Emily Black, Fern People, Elsie Holtzman, Kathleen Rohrbach, Elizabeth Feick, Louise Boyer, Deborah Kercher, Miriam Gerhart, Helen Groif, Miriam Stein. Members absent from the picture-Evelyn Woodworth, Mary Barth, Betty Bruchart, Qgnes Kaminski, lane Smith, Charlotte Kolowski, Fern Keiser. Wltlmllll Sponsor: MRS. HESS BOYS' GI-EE President: VERNON SEQRFOSS Librarian: CHHRLES THOMPSON Secretary: STEWHRT KHUFFMHN LOUIS CPISSEL Treasurer: RHYMOND CICHOWICZ FREDERIC LOOSE Hccornpanist: WILLIHM FQIRLQMB FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj Louis Cassel, William Fairlamb, Stewart Kauffman, Vernon Searioss, Raymond Cichowicz, Charles Thompson, Frederic Loose. SECOND ROW THIRD Gerald Vath, Robert Broderick, Ioseph Fanelli, Luke Richardi, Irvin Shalfer, Forrest Gillmor. ROW William Van Wienan, Paul Frantz, William Blackley, Ralph Manwiller, Qnthony Vastordis, William Folk, lack Wagner, George Diefenderier, Donald Fair. FOURTH ROW FIFTH SIXTH Iohn Hdarns, Earl Boyer, Ioseph Cichocki, Morton Mednick, Kenneth Dunovan, Richard Brown, Paul Ruth, Robert Griesrner, Clarence Hartrantt, Roland Haines. Robert May, Edward Bechtel, Iohn Maurer, William Kline, Harold DeLong, Paul Davis, Warren Vogel, Richard Wenrich, Leonard Wagner, lohn Schach, Winfred Hottel, Raymond Eisenhower, Sheldon Leininger. ROW Morris Malomed, Victor Rudy, John Rothman, Richard Curtis, Robert Yost, Leroy Plulenbach, Charles Castner, Donald Hahn, Iames Simmons, Pllbert Barskey, Richard Weider, William Speice. Hbserit from picture-Iohn Weist. An., E Rlmllllml DOUBLE MIXED QUHRTETTE Sponsor: MRS. HESS President: IHNE STEVENS Vice-President: WILLIHM BLRCKLEY Secretary: MHRY IHNE MI-'INEGOLD Treasurer: STRNLEY ZERBE Hccornpanists: MILLICENT LENGEL Librarian: ROY STONER HNNE ENGLEHQRT FRONT ROW-Cleft to right!-Hx-me Englehart, Millicent Lengel. SECOND ROW - Mary Iane Mane- gold, Iane Stevens, Carolyn Kis- singer, Geraldine Catalano, THIRD ROW-William Blackley, Stanley Zerbe, Roy Stoner, Robert Broderick. FRONT ROW-fleft to rightJ-Qc- companists, David Garvey, William Fairlamb. SECOND ROW-Vernon Searfoss, Stewart Kauffman, Richard Reinsel, Ward Miller. President: WILLIHM FHIRLHMB Vice-President: RICHQRD REINSEL Secretary: STEWQRT KHUFFMHN Treasurer: WHRD MILLER Librarian: DHVID GHRVEY MH!-E QUHRTETTE Sponsor: MISS HHSSLER F 126 TTENDHNCE of Reading High School holds forth numerous recreational facilities to the average pupil. Hunting, fishing, knitting, dramatics, movies, tene nis-Whatever the students' interests, they can be de- veloped through one of the various clubs, each of Which is sponsored by a member of the faculty. These in- structors offer their knowledge and skill in a particular field and provide something Worthwhile for the student. This type of opportunity extends to students of Reading High School a marked advantage. Clubs not only re- lieve the monotony of school Work, but also educate more broadly and liberally. In some cases, they have trained the individual for his life's work. CLUBS Rllmlllllm HRCHERY FRONT ROW--Cleft to rightl Ioseph Heine, Kenneth Buller, Richard Yeich, Iohn McKnight, David Gor- don, Walter Clemmens, Iohn Way- narowski. SECOND ROW-H ar old B u c he r, Martin Schneider, Myron Griesemer, Donald Sche llharnrner, Luther Strunk, Edward Vogt, Daniel Vath, Theodore Stabolepszy. THIRD ROW- Gerald Rothermel, lune Tirnmer, Qlberta Pugh, Ianet Williamson, Gertrude Ma::ElWee, Marjorie Harrison, Harvey Shuman. FOURTH ROW-Elbert Seidel, Fred Trout, Samuel McFarland, Lee Hert- zog, Wilbert Lauter, Ray Dinkel, Mr. Conley. FRONT ROW-Clefttorightj-Barron Fegley,lohn DiPersio, Robert Reber, Leroy Moyer, Francis Witman, Har- old George, Raymond Baney. SECOND ROW-Warren Orr, Rich- ard Bucher, Donald Fair, Forrest Moses, Carroll Fassnacht, Kenneth Miller, Raymond Reber,Robert Kock. THIRD ROW-Mr. Scott, Iames Haage, William Smoglinski, Iarnes Koller, Harry Rupp, Iack Moll, Wil- liam Hngstadt, Forrest Miller. HVIHTION i Z L YT.. i 128 President: FRED TROUT Vice President HLBERT SEIDEL Secretary-Treasurer: GERTRUDE MHC ELWEE Others: LUTHER STRUNK, SHMUEL MCFQRLHND President: FRHNCIS WITMHN VICG Presldent LEROY MOYER Secretary-Treasurer: ROBERT REBER Wtlmllll MR. IPICOBS HND MR. ROCK, Sponsors BOXING HND WRESTLING Ullthletic Club, President: HHRRY FORRED Vice-President: RUSSELL YODER Secretary-Treasurer: KENNETH SCHQEFFER FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightj War- ren Kramer, Russell Yoder, Hobart Geesaman, Harry Forred, Robert Perella, Howard Guildin, KarlSittler. SECOND ROW-Edward Mohn, Cameron Watts, Kenneth Schaeffer, Charles Wagner, Robert Ravel, Paul Mengel, Byron Reppert. THIRD ROW-lohn Szaina, Roy Shalters, William Lansill, Rudolph Bricker, David Hbraharn, Eugene Rissrniller, Robert Correll. 'FOURTH ROWLEUQSHS Mendel- sohn, Harry Hilzinger, lack Kissing- er, Richard Schollenloerger, Kenneth Schaeffer, Donald Grornis. FIFTH ROW-Coach H. E. Rock, Thomas Smith, Stanley Cholewa, Rocco Palaferro, Walter Leon,Iames Wilson, Russell Halterman, Dia- mond Hondros. SIXTH ROW-Mr. E. Iacobs, Thomas Montz, Ralph Lowery, Glenn Heck- man, Richard Wenrich, Richard Kel- lagher, Edward Mohosky, Donald Moll, Carl Derr. SEVENTH ROW-Douglas Palm, Franklin Burns, William Rhodes, Kenneth Martin, Kenneth Wert, Henry Rudy, Wally Gowans, Edgar McNear, Richard Keller. FRONT ROW-Cleft to right! Iohn Head, Charles Schaffer, Edward Rechberger, Mr, Boyles KSponsorJ, Elizabeth Potruch, David Wiest, Gust Capiotis, lack Moyer. SECOND ROW-Robert Horning, Marie Raezer, Iosephine Radomski, Helen Seitz, Margaret Diener, Dor- othy Salzmann, Magdalena lllbel, Fern Williams, Fred Zatarach. THIRD ROW-Ernest Covington, George Patsouracos, Robert Day, Harold Hixon, Clifford Trout, Nich- olas Carlance, Iames Flntosy, Ken- rlgetll: Lascomb, Iohn Maslar, Donald IS er. FOURTH ROW--Clifford Yeich, Ray- mond Werner, Iack Schultis, Carl Friedericks, Robert Kalbach, Wil- liarn O'Flaherty, Harold Griesemer, Walter Stark, Iames Evans, William Kline. FIFTH ROW-lames Pritchard, Ray- mond Eisenhower, Marshall Eaches, William Schmehl, Harry Day. Members absent from picture-Wil- liarn Heirn, Iames Manzolillo. President: EDWHRD RECHBERGER Vice-President: JOHN HEHD Secretary: ELIZHBETH POTRUCH Treasurer: DHVID WIEST MR. BOYLES, Sponsor CQMERQ fZ ' gi ...I 129 Wllllll CHEMISTRY Sponsor: MR. HELMBRIGHT President: THEODORE QQRONS Vice-President: ROBERT BENCH Secretary: MHCEY ROSENTHHL Treasurer: GEORGE GEIGER FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightJWi1liam Raser, Ioseph Brucher, Harold Leas, Wayne Quchenbach, Edward Rip- ling. SECOND ROW-William Forry, Wil- liam Iames, Harvey Hollenbach. Iohn Folmer, Daniel Wells, Macey Rosenthal. THIRD ROW-William Wagner,Mur- ray Popiel, George Geiger, Richard Funke, Robert Bench, Theodore Harons, Mr. Helmbright. FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Bruce Manwiller, Franklin Hummel, Rob- ert Barrett, Kenneth Houck. SECOND ROW-Edward Hrnold, George Simmons, Emanuel Levin, Michael Yatron, Iohn Rehr. THIRD ROW-William Delong, Rob- ert Lawrence, William Longacre, Hnthony Filak, Sheldon Leininger, Richard Wenrich. FOURTH ROW--Mr. Hofses, Iohn Maurer, Io s e p h Frymoyer, Isaac Roosen, Robert Haier. FIFTH ROW-Harry Scmeter, Wal- ter Schwartz, Elbert Loeper, Ray- mond Hollinger, Richard Mosser. Members absent from picture-Bert- olet Bowers, Donald Clark, Louis Cassel. CHESS Q . E 130 Chief Bottle and Testvtuloe Washer: EDWQRD RIPLING President: ROBERT BPIRRETT Vice-President: MICHQEL YQTRON Secretary-Treasurer: FRQNKLIN HUMMEL Sponsor: MR. HOFSES VW ll lb 'ti mllllmltlljg Sponsor: MISS HOLLQND and MISS KHHLER l CO-ED CLEVER COOKS President IEHNNE HOBNE PERN HETRICH Vice-President: BETTY l- BROWN Secretary-Treasurer: HHRON MOCK IRENE L, BROWN FRONT ROW fleft to rightl Betty I. Brown, Irene L. Brown, leanne Horne, Fern Hetrick, Hildegarde Holtz, Constance High. SECOND BOW Miriam Mclnvoyi lean Campbell, Ona Bell, Virginia Blessing, Elizabeth Brown, Lillian Ostroski, Louise McCoy, ottie Saltysek, Mildred Shroeder, THIRD ROW Mary Saab, Iune Bell, Hnna Wentzel, Marie Hertlein, Mary Gerbino, Mary Barasso, Sara Cremaldi, Ruth Haas, Francis Carvaia, Miss Holland. FOURTH ROW , l tw Plaron Moclc, Robert Madary, Fllbert Siedel, Isabel Beck, Veda Fryer, Bernard McDevitt, James 577 , i Gerhart, Miss Kahler. 131 Wllllm DRHMHTIC Sponsor: MR. MOHN President: IOSEPH SCORNHVHCCHI Vice-President: GERHLDINE HRRTMQN Secretary and Treasurer: GENEVIEVE ZPQWIDZKI FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj Madeline Kercher, Regina Lesezynska, Genevieve Zawidzki, Ioseph Scornavacchi, Geraldine Hart- man, Miriam Lipman, Roberta Clous.. SECOND ROW lane Lightner, Helen Groff, Mildred Hunsberger, Elizabeth Haas, Flora Calpaxis, Edna Bigony, Dorothy Gaul, Marian Fry. THIRD ROW Ianei Bucks, Elizabeth Geist, Theresa Fisher, Gracemary Greene, Qudrey Klick. l FOURTH Row 5 132 Henry Jackson, Donald Floyd, Milford Gerhart, William Good, Forest Laufer, Luke Brossman, Donald Fair, Mr. Mohn CSponsorJ. Members absent from the picture-Margie Ebbert, Violet Horning. mrllmmm 'O w cn -1? Sponsor: MR, BOLDT DRHMHTEERS President: WILLIQM SHEIDY Vice-President: ROBERT BECKTEL Secretary: IQNE SHHEFFER FRONT ROW fright to leftl Louise Boyer, Laura Strock, Clementine Pietrobone, Ruth Sherman, Quclrey Tomlcinson, Ruth Weir, Muriel Carvin. SECOND ROW Lucille Sherman, Geraldine Ross, Ruby Thornburg, lane Shaeifer, Virginia Smith, Dorothy Reber, Kathrine Smorey, Caroline Uczynslci. THIRD ROW Grace Schall, Hrdel Young, Marian Hpfel, Irene Bridegan, Virginia Sallade, Carmen Orth, Rita Winkler, Iune Willwerth, Betty Strebig, Doris Rosenquisi. FOURTH ROW I' is H Mr. Boldt, Ioe Niemczyk, Wesley Scott, William Sheidy, Stanley Segal, Reed Eeitsworth, lack Wag- 32' ,v , .. i HST. 133 RXHIMH DRHMHTEERS Sponsor: MISS IHMISON q 4 resident: CONSTHNCE FRHNCO Vice-President: IOHN WIEST K6 ecretary: VIVIHN KORHLSKY Treasurer: EMMH CORQ HHFER I FR W-Cleft to rightl Flor- ence Schwartz, Elmeda Rentchler, Rose Heffner, Constance Franco, Mildred Resnick, Betty Resnick, Florence Heftner. SECOND ROW-Miriam Gehris, Emma Hater, Leona Lacey, Stella Rogers, Vivian Koralsky, Catherine Gaif, Dorothy Kuhns, Virginia Klemmer, Sylvia Nigrelli. THIRD ROW- Dawn Groii, Sara Iane Nicrone, Melba Williamson, Margaret Cote, Florence Fries,!-Inna Dunn. FOURTH ROW-George Kochert, Wilbur Hetteliinger, Frances Voss, Ieanette Hawkins, Virginia Fisher, Harold DeLong, Iohn Wiest, Pirthur Greeby. FRONT ROW-fleit to rightl George Cox, Donald Hare, William Mc- Donough. SECOND ROW-Donald Gehart, Sumner Hltenderfer, Eugene Schlegel, Musa Eways, William Stremba, Richard Gartman, Robert Levan. THIRD ROW-William T. Bricker, William Mayer, George Dietz, Rolo- ert Guss, Edgar Derr, Francis Ring- enary, Robert Noll. ENGINEERS I A L T W I5 134 President: DONQLD C. HERE Vice-President: WILLIHM MCDONOUGH Secretary: GEORGE COX Sponsor: MR. BRICKER 4 I Wllmllll Sponsor: MISS WINTER FLYING NEEDLES President: IEQNNE SCHOENER Vice-President: CORRINE SCHWHRTZ Secretary: PHYLLIS CLHSTER FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Miriam Mohn, Helen Sullivan, Eleanor ' Szablowski, Dorothy Hltenderier, Miriam Dunlcleberger, Millicent De- Wald. SECOND ROW-Dorothy Nagle, Betty Schmehl,Dorothy Kollar, Irene Mactzovana, Mildred Sfeltzf Phyllis Claster. THIRD ROW-Irene Riegel, Betty Koch, Majorie Seltzer, Helen Pawl- ikowski, Naomi Dietrich, Corrine Schwartz, Ieanne Schoener, Miss Winter fSporisorD . FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightj Helen Levan, Gladys Fix, Sara Fisher, Betty Brown, Naomi Berger, Iane Hrmitage, SECOND ROW-Pauline Stoner, Iean Gross, Margaret Mlodoch, Ev- elyn Edmond, Sophie Stavropoulos, Dorothy Flnalovage, Dorothy Kal- uzmy. THIRD ROW-Donald German,Clar- ence Collins, Qolele Fehling, Vir- vinia Reber, Hustin Schaefer, Wil- liam Beck. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Mc Clelland KSponsorJ. 1 President: SHRQ FISHER Vice-President: HELEN LEVHN Secretary-Treasurer: QDELE FEHSING Club Reporter: WILLII-IM BECK Sponsor: MR. MCCLELLHND klisg 9 PHOTO FRN . NW 1' ,J - EN Y I I A' ff 5 X Q ,ei ...i X 1 xg., 135 I5 Q H RXMMH FRONT ROW-Cleft to right! Iohn Giles, Iohn Sheetz, Richard School, Qrthur Spencer. SECOND ROW-Elwood Shellha- mer, Ray Brubaker, Kenneth Ket- terer, William Kase, Malcolm Schaeffer. THIRD ROW-Mr. Brucher CSpon- sorl, Richard Henry, Robert Marks, Robert Paulson. FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl Stew- art Sando, Edward Longenecker, Nick Nickles, Iane Smith, Hrthur Bard, Ernest May, Harry Hilziriger. SECOND ROW-Henry Oberc, Sperie cer Hall, Iohn Schach, William Bare nett, Russell Boyer, Wilbur Garlin, Stanley Kozak, Robert Bauer. THIRD ROW-Henry Sokolowski, Richard Witman, Medford Corkran, Iames Lewis, Francis Voss, Robert Eyrich, Michael Bigos, Robert Grimes, Roy Burkhart. FOURTH ROW-Robert Kerper, Paul MacCarter, Robert Yoder, Norman Zweizig, Walter Kleinspehn, Iohn Potter, Richard Griffith, Iames Hr- nold. FIFTH ROW-Robert Harp, Charles Castner, Walter Koluski, William Koch, Mr. Fenstermacher CSponsorl. HUNTING HND FISHING I l E ... A 136 Sponsor: MR, BRUCHER President: ROBERT MHRKS Vice-President: IOHN GILES Secretary-Treasurer: HRTHUR SPENCER President: ERNEST MHY Vice-President: EDWRRD LONGENECKER Secretary-Treasurer: NICK NICKLES Sponsor: MR. FENSTERMHCHER IWRXWIM Sponsors: MR. GISH HND MR. SHOTT IUNIQR TENNIS President: IHMES DE VQGE Vice-President: WILLIFIM BLOOM Secretary-Treasurer: IQCOB FOGELMFIN President: RUTH E. BROWN Vice-President: FRHNCES D. NOWFICK Secretary-Treasurer: GLHDYS I, BQER Sponsor: MISS MORETTE FRONT ROW-lleft to rightl Doro- thy Leader, Norman Hill, Daniel Ru- benstein, Iacob Fogelrnan, Iames DeVage, William Bloom, Earl Whirl, Kathleen Rohrbach. SECOND ROW-Vernon Spiese, Harold Specter, Morris Rosenthal, Claude Schrnehl, Edward Kalbach, George Kutsher, Harold Moyer, Warren Hubler, Forrest Gillmore. THIRD ROW-Forrest Crarnp, Ran- dolph Smith, Leonard Czarnecki, Raymond O'Grattis, Logan Myers, Gerald Hommas, Charles Sassa- man, Robert Williams, Stewart Posey. FOURTH ROW-Richard Kauffman, Earl Fizz, Ray Shalter, Iames Thom- mas, Milton Iaifee, Edward Bechtel, Eugene Strouse, Fldrian Seiders. FIFTH ROW-Leonard Ioseph,Iarnes McLaughlin, Warren Wasser, Roy Ruffner, Forrest Rutfner, Ernest Schoenert, Edward McLaughlin, Ptllen Sell. SIXTH ROW-Mr. Shott,Irvin Koons, Charles Ruttenberg, Mr. Gish. FRONT ROW-flett to rightl Ferol Lenhart, Ruth Kriedler, Ruth Saus- ser, Betty Brown, Olive Buller, Evelyn Deeter, Miriam Boone, Fran- ces Nowack. SECOND ROW-Mary Capozella, Ieanette Shupp, Betty Shupp, Mir- iam Boyer, Doris Grater, Jane Fil- bert. THIRD ROW-Gladys Baer, Marga- ret Sassarnen, Virginia O'Meara, Frances Kerns, Violet Nester, lose- phine Cole, Ruth Brown, Miss Mor- rette. Members absent from p ic t u r e-- Hddie Williams. KQLHMITY KNITTERS V I ' J A,5 :': i 137 RXMMH KNIT WITS FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Dor- othy L. Wills, Emily L, Wagner, Kitty H11116 Wittich, Carol Stein- graber, Mildred Sehl, Marjorie Schupp, Mae M. Williams. SECOND ROW-Louise Lutz, Mabel Snyder, Virginia Rauenzahn, Ruth Morgan, Eleanor Ratajack, Hnna Grieserner, Dorothy Levick. THIRD ROW-Mildred Sensenig, Florence Zajkowicz, Violet Putz, Es- ther Iohnston, Mary Q. Slovik, Mil- dren Eisenbise, Pauline Roth. Members absent from picture- Margaret May Moyer. FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightJ--Ter- esa Mancuso, Irma Oziemkiewicz, Katharine Kaufmann, Mary Dunkle- berger, Katharine Geib. SECOND ROW-Sarah Miller,Grace Quinter, Virginia Delewski, Violet Bagor, Dawn Rutter, Miriam Shoe- maker, Iune Grim, Helen Yaklich, Ruth Sheidy, Bettie Iones, Frances Brinkley. THIRD ROW-Phyllis Carts, Mar- jorie Geiss, Marie Farina, Ethel Erb, Doris Gallman, Bettie Chris- tian, Eleanor Moyjer, Irene Bausch- er, Rose Ehrlich, earl Losoncy. FOURTH ROW-Iean Hatt, Margaret Owens, Dorothy Rhode, Miriam Ru- dolph, Frances Rudolph, Rosabelle Lucia, Dorothy Ulrich, Margaret Lash, Isabelle Weaver, lane Gable, Naomi Segner. FIFTH ROW-Lorraine Garner, Kath- erine Goodall, Marguerite Sollen- berger, Betty Kreisher, Pauline Lutz, Irene Iaeger, Ruth Zuber, Grace LeVan, Qnna Maslar, lane Heister, Betty Taras, Stella Barna. LEADERS' ia 138 Sponsor: MISS KISSINGER President: CQROL STEINGRHBER Vice-President: EMILY WHGNER Secretary: KITTY WITTICH Treasurer: MILDRED SEHL President: KHTHHRINE KHUFMHNN Vice-President. KHTHHRINE GEIB Secretary: IRMH OZIEMKIEWICZ Treasurer: MHRY DUNKLEBERGER Red and Black Reporter: TERESH MHNCUSO Sponsor: MISS MCI-IOSE Sponsor: MR, SCHHICH President: IOHN W. HUMHN Vice-President. ROBERT PRITCHHRD Secretary-Treasurer: VIRGINIH IMPINK W ,,-.,- - 0 v - - . President: IOHN DHGLE ' -,resident PQUL DEVERH Secretary: EHRL EBBERT asur ri IRCK DE HQVEN If Sponsor: MR. GILL 'X .2 WRXMM MICROSC OPE FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightj George Westley, Elfriede Seeger, Virginia Impink, Germaine Roshon, lrvin Ocksrider. SECOND ROW-Mr. Schaich CSpon- sorl, Robert Pritchard, Iohn Human, Chester Bachman, Howard George Rhodes. ' ' Rick, FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightj Ioseph Kinczewski, Donald Correll, Herbert Lambert, Iohn Dagle, Iulian Pieja, Hnthony Vastardis. SECOND ROW- George Haisch, Richard Stichler, Richard Zimmer- man, David Hunter, Edward Broom- ball, Robert Dalton, Iack Weinhold. THIRD ROW-Robert Hchenbach, Nicholas English, Henry Schoter, Charles Hilzinger, Hlbert Bars key, Edward Orton, Stanley Cholewa, FOURTH ROW-Richard Mease,Iack Hoy, Henry Rudy, Paul Devera, Vlfarren Vogel, lack DeHaven , S don Furman, Mr. Gill CSponsorD. Members absent from the pictu Earl Ebbert, Paul Wentzel. hel- re- MODEL BUILDING 'Qf J ,Hi 139 Rltwllllm NHTURE STUDY FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Harold. Reichlein, Harry Kehm, Ferriss Patt, Robert Matz, William Gibbon. SECOND ROW-Lucy Hindle, Helen Mazurek, Bertha Mengel, Louise De- Gour, Helena Kruszewska, Mary Defillippis, Iulia Volkl, Mary Levan, Stella Oprysko. THIRD ROW-Elwood Manning, Mr, Shultz, Kenneth Westgate, Wilfred Lloyd, William Littlehales, Nevin Wagner, Edward Lesher, Paul len- sen, Wayne Lutz, Robert Ravel. Member absent from picture- Ellen Witmoyer. FRONT ROW-tleft to rightl Loretta Sibbril, Evelyn Dierolt, Hnna Pawl- ing, Eva Grater, Betty Fegley, Hr- line Wentzel, Dorothy Graff. SECOND ROW-Isabella Snyder, Marie Sittler, Esther Seaman, Lottie Gajewski, Mary Schwan k, Hlva Plrcher, Iean Laros, Gladys Ruben- stein. THIRD ROW-Dorothy Lee, Hedwig C. Ostrowski, Herta Brodel, Helen Dreas, Hdele Bast, Shirley Bickel, Gladys Foreman, Hazel Rogers. FOURTH ROW-Mary lane Mercer, Rita Moyer, Miss Kershner. NEEDLE SWINGEHS , is i 'A 140 Sponsor: MR. SHULTZ President: MQRY LEVHN Vice-President: HHROLD HUBER Secretary-Treasurer: MQRY DEFILLIPPIS President: HHZEL ROGERS f Vice-President: SHIRLEY BICKEL Secretary-Treasurer: GLHDYS FOREMQN Sponsor, MISS KERSHNER lim f' WRXWHTM Sponsor: MISS BUCKS NURSINC President: ISHBEL REBER Vice-President: MQRIE COLLINS Secretary-Treasurer: MQRY POPOFF i T FRONT Row-nerr to right? Mary Capozello, Grace Dernario, Lucille Van Buskirk, Mary Popoif, Ruth Smith, SECOND ROW - Marjorie Stauffer, Mildred Seaman, Betty Schaefer, Helen Salsick, Ruth Hubler, Miss Bucks, CSponsorJ THIRD ROW-Isabel Reber, Doris Clemens, lane Weiler, Dorothy Kasprzewski, Firma Jones. Member absent from picture- Marie Collins. FRONT ROW-Kleft to rightl Phylis Resnick. SECOND ROW-Miriam Singer, THIRD ROW-Vincenza Chinnici. FOURTH ROW-Mary Bossier, Hnne Flbel, Marguerite Nagle, lane Kaucher, Iean Lochrnan. FIFTH ROW-Evelyn Ressel, Eliza- beth Ripple. SIXTH ROW-Betty Unger, Vera Stoudt. SEVENTH ROW-Iayne Shorrio, Mr. Dornsife, EIGHTH ROW-Ierry Eveland,Roger Crurnling, Raymond Spangler,Fotios Hrnidis, William Yeager. President: HNNE B. QBEL Vice-President: IERRY EVELHND Secretary-Treasurer: EVELYN RESSEL sponsor. MR. DORNSIFE P91-ETTEER5 HRT ffm, 4 - s J J lei.. i 141 l Wmllllm P- H- X- Sponsor: MISS IHMISON President: BENIHMIN H. FOGELSON Vice-President: SHMUEL W. BLOOM Secretary: GERHLDINE HHRTMHN Treasurer: CLQIR SNYDER Corresponding Secretary: CHROLYN KISSINGER FRONT ROW-Cleft to right? Benjamin Fogelson, Violet Bagor, Carolyn Kissinger, Edith Marion Silverman, Shirley Cohen. SECOND ROW Paul Goldberg, Charles Ruttenberg, Marie Farina, Louise DeGour, Irvin Koons, Emanuel Levin, Thelma Eber. THIRD ROW Morris Rosenthal, Iane Hill, Geraldine Hartman, Iulia Volkl, Samuel Bloom. FOURTH ROW Robert Gilbert, Richard Edris, William Blackley, Clair Snyder, Woodrow Eshenaur. X ,X FIFTH ROW 1 Gloria Bright, Vivian Meyers, Harold DeLong, Dorothy Bowers, Hrline Lawrence, I ' ,X A-E s SIXTH ROW Helena Hoepstine, Miss Iamison CS-ponsorj. 142 Sponsor: MISS HLEBQCH President: HLICE NEWKIRK Vice-President: DORIS CHI-IN Secretary-Treasurer: MHRGHRET CLOUSE Red 61 Black Reporter: TOM MEKEEI.. 4-Star Club Reporter: EDITH SHHRMQN President: HHIG GODDHRD Vice-President: HENRY WEIDMEYER Secretary: DONHLD FEICK Treasurer: PHRKE JOHN Sponsor: MR. FREES mixrilllm FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Plnna Gassert, Charlotte Levin, Mary Mc- Qrdle, Edith Sharman, Stella Con- ner, Mary Broad, Kaleope Nickles. SECOND ROW-Virginia Rebholtz, Rose Davis, Virgie Meinhold, Marie Zattiro, lane Shounder, Eugenia English, Virginia Detterline, Helen Deitrich, Hlice Newlcirlc. THIRD ROW-Doris Holden, Doris Cahn, Shirley Lieberman, Sarah Margrave, Eleanor Callahan, Bertha Peplau, Margaret Clouse, Ethel Nonernaker, Ethel StubbIebine,Beat- rice Law. FOURTH ROW--Marjorie Sherman, Irene Hltenderfer, Hrline Lawrence, Irene Barth, Filrna Bernstel, Shirley Gehris, Virginia Drabenstadt. FIFTH ROW-William Van Horn, lack Moritz, Thomas Wetzel, Miss Hllebach, Raymond Miller, Samuel Russell. Members absent from picture- Llonii Mekeel, William Yundt, Hnna 1 er. FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Don- ald Feick, Haig Goddard, Robert Broderick, Franklin Markle. SECOND ROW - Ralph Flammer, Robert Bridegan, Richard Scull, Kenneth Huntsinger, Harvey Thomas, Ioseph Kane. THIRD ROW-Iohn Rzesutek, Henry Weidrrieyer, Robert Rothenberger, Dayton Seamans, Richard Spohn. FOURTH ROW-Richard Loy, Daniel Fisher, Forrest Fisher, Stanley Ulle, Mr. Diener, Parke Iohn, Melvin Lud- wig, Ioseph Blewett. Members absent from picture- Charles Boyer, Leonard Bolognese. PRINTING X-gig, 5 V if LR , , Cc' ' 143 lllwlllmm Sponsor: MR. KISSINGER RHDIO President: GLENWOODE HHCKER Vice-President: WILMER ZEMBER Secretary-Treasurer: IOHN BRICKER FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Joe Radomski, Ioel Long, Iohn Patt, Iohn Bricker, Clifford Burton, Iohn Bach, lay LeVan, Ir. SECOND ROW David Kauffman, Robert Ischinger, Calvin Bonawitz, Iohn Hanikon, Richard Iacoby, Russell Mogel, lacob Hettner. Leon Szajna, Paul Nicholas, Charles Hoffman, lack Kanlner, Walter Twardowski, loe Churan. THIRD ROW V FOURTH Row Wilmer Zerriber, Herbert Kissinger, Thomas Moran. Y Lfixa Members absent from picturefGlenWoode Hacker. 144 Sponsor: MR. LHNTZ President: RQE GUISTWITE Vice-President: MQRY HENDEL 'Secretary-Treasurer: STELLH RITTER President: Il'-TMES HBNCOX I Vice-President: EDWHRD ROLHND Secretary-Treasurer: QLVIN HYMHN Sponsor: MR. TOMKINS WRXMM RHYTHMIC THPPERS FRONT ROW-fright to leftl Iulia Hdams, Rita Quartner,Marietta Noll, Stella Ritter, Iane Eagle, Elsiemae Iohns, Iosephine DeSantis. SECOND ROW-Ellen Meriz, Mary lane Ward, Virginia Huyett, Nancy Steininger, Clara House, Virginia Rentz, Virginia Qdams, Pearl Fichts horn. - -Y ' ' THIRD ROW - lack Wall, Wilbur Westley, Thomas Wolford, Paul Iels teries, Mary Hendel, Flllen Rudolph, Donald Bucks, Richard Palrnisano. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Lantz, Ralph Kantz, Keen Campbell, Rae Guist- Wite, Ben Varischone, Edward Mil- kins. Members absent from picture-Ban bara Curtis, Marie Bertolet. FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Mr. Tomkins, Frank Conley, Edward Ro- land, Lenard Kelchner, David Field. SECOND ROW-Martin Moore, Ruse sel Sandt, Malcolm Dougherty, Iames Hancox, Hlvin Hyman, lay Wolfe, Richard Turner, Kenneth Moyer. THIRD ROW-Harold Miltenberger, Emmett Hummel, Richard Hollinger, George Sherman, Henry Wiegand, Russel Ulrich. FOURTH ROW-Betty Schaefer,Dor- othy Zieber. Members absent from picture-Dan- iel Huyett, Charles Thompson. RIFLE fu v. . is E 'a B .S 145 RXHMM SCHRI-IB HRT CLUB Sponsor MR WINEBRENNER FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl Shirley Hathaway, Nancy Holden, Ruth Hrndt, Bertha Klenceiwicz. SECOND ROW-Russell Robinson, Rose Hirsh, Clara Hndre, Iane Price, lean Hetherington, William Folk, THIRD ROW-Larry Gara, Donald Wenger, Robert Trait, William Schultz, Daniel Mohn, Robert Treat, Kenneth Plmmond, Mr. Winebren- ner. Member absent from picture-Shirlie Bagenstose. FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl Iack Gehman, Frederic Fry, Carl Wen- rich, Morton Mednick, Luke Rich- ards, Qrthur Deutsch. SECOND ROW-Franklin Van Reed, Hlbert Sherman, Edward Kosloski, Wellington Bennethum, Claude Reich, Ir., Clair H. Snyder. THIRD ROW-Illaron S c h l e c hte r, George D. Uibel, Richard Roth. SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE Sponsor MR UIBEL 5 L l 46 IWRXMM Sponsor: MR, WISLER SENIOR RHCKHTEERS President: MURRHY KNOBLHUCH Vice-President: RHLPH BERRY Secretary-Treasurer: WOODROW ESHENQUR FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Wood- row Eshenaur, David Granger, Ber- nard Chelius, Hrchie Webster, Charles Werley, Edward Hard, Clar- ence Newrnoyer. SECOND ROW-Murray Knoblauch, Robert Bryan, Robert Groif, Richard Maurer, David' Detweiler, George Howell, Benton Holder, William George. THIRD ROW-Carl Rentschler, Peter Spehar, Ralph Berry, Lloyd Dinti- man, Charles Ruttenberg, Stanley Nowoterski, Leonard O'Brien. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Wisler, I-lrthur Witman, Richard B. Edris, Bernard Rosenthal, Martin Zion, William Schrader, Iames Boyer. FRONT ROW-fleft to right! Fern Kulp, Margaret Behney, Olivebell Iacoloy, Rosa Grater, Miriam Hies- ter, Helena Holpstine, Sophie Hn- tosy. SECOND ROW-Edith Hnthony, lane Fldams, Miriam Lapp, Lillian Dun- kel, Ethel Eberly, Virginia Camp- bell, Stella Di Persia, lane Ermen- trout, Ruth Iones. THIRD ROW-Blanche Kupp, Iurie Kahler, Virginia Hnderson, Bette Delp, Pearl Dotterer, Iune Qnne, Vivian Bennethum. FOURTH ROW-Ruth Faber, Flor- ence Emore, Brigetta Finger, Miss Kean. Member absent from picture-Mil- dred Gottschall. President: MIRIHM LHPP Vice-President: IUNE KHHLER Secretary-Treasurer: STELLH DI PERSIO Sponsor: MISS KEHN SEWETTES nk - ,f 147 ,J Q , 4 J , RXWIMWI Sponsor: MISS MONTGOMERY S. O. S. President: IHNE HULS Vice-President: IRENE BLHCK Secretary-Treasurer: EDNH SCHILLING Program Committee Chairman: IQNE LORFIH FRONT ROW-ilelt to rightj Bertha Seidel, Elaine Regar, Iane Huls, Irene Black, Edna Schilling, Mae Kunkleman. SECOND ROW Ruth E. Seidel, Ruth H. Seidel, Charlotte Fasig, Betty Beggs, Catherine Hartzell, Gloria Eckenrhode, Lisa Piueller, Mary Price, THIRD ROW Virginia Hoke, Martha Hardinger, Ianet Mayberry, Kathryn R. I..eVari, lane Lorah, Emilie Erisrnan, Gladys Vaux, Celia Hain, Rose Polter. FOURTH ROW Marguerite Schilling, Sarah Snyder, Sara lane Smith, Iune Haas, Virginia Reber, Luellarriae Sea- rrians, Firma Kaucher, Pldele Plhrarrison, Violet Reber. FIFTH Row K' - Kathryn Dietz, Virginia Fisher, Mary Moyer, Virginia Hohl, Miss Montgomery CSponsorD, Thelma lL Finerfrock, Qnetta Singer. Members absent from picture-Margaret O'Brien. 148 Sponsor: MISS TROUT President: ELYNOR BECKER Vice-President: DHVID LYNCH Secretary-Treasurer: MHRY ELLEN THOMHS President: WILLIQM MEYER Vice-President: KENNETH SEIDEL Secretary-Treasurer: ROBERT EVERLINE Sponsor: MR. BHNNON Ntltmllll SOCK HND BUSKIN FRONT ROW-Kleft to rightl Mildred Benner, Pearl Miller, Elynor Becker, David Lynch, Mary Ellen Thomas, Dorothea Schmehl, lane M. Rdaxns. SECOND ROW-Hnita Berger, Ger- aldine Moyer, Frances Spadafora, Evelyn Moyer, Vilma Pendel, Evelyn Weiherer, Margaret Srmatz, Pearl- rnaryingstadt W W' THIRD ROW-Miss Trout, Mabel Wagner, Helen Pettis, Virginia Bn- drus, Caroline Muhlenberg, Helen Updegrave. FOURTH ROW-Iohn Roeder. Member absent from picture-Vivian Long. FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Vincent Carpenter, Sheldon Bagen, Stillman Shannon, Robert Everline, Charles Van Reed, William Meyer. SECOND ROW-Mr. Bannon, Daniel Schroeder, Kenneth Seidel, Wilbur Keppley, Ioseph Sandler, Nicholas Sheetz. Members absent from picture- Franklin Bott, D. Fenton Hdams, Robert Dalton, Dorothy Witman, Hlbert Pantaleo, Iack Rick ide- ceasedl. STHMP BND COIN E f 2 J Lf..- A - Cl I 149 Wlltlm . l X ' ,J , J J if STHH GHZEHS , Sponsor: Miss HETTINGER FN ' W W, President: LL'EWEll.LYN SHIREYE Vicypresidemg MQRY VOLKL Secretary-Treasurer: GERHLDINE' LYONS Club Reporter: ROSEMHRY MHRBERGER rr, FRONT ROW-lleft to rightl Kath- erine Degler, Dorothy Gaugler, lane Ludwig, Betty Miller,Blanche Freed, Helen Kline, Ruth Yatfe. SECOND ROW-Ruth Maurer, Mar- jorie High, Miriam Lempiner, Vir- ginia Loder, Gene Fett, Evelyn Sill- man, Eleanor Moyer, Ieanette Wet- zel, Iarnes Kerchner. THIRD ROW-William Payne, Ger- aldine Lyons, Rosemary Marberger, Miss Hettinger CSponsorJ, Betty Hater, Mary Volkl, Ethel Walter, Robert Kumrnerer. FOURTH ROW- Llewellyn Shirey, Carl Longenecker, Iohn H. Miller, Charles Wetzel, Paul Koller,Charles Seifert. FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightj Esther Marrnarow, Mary Zaffary, Helen Bell, Rose Marie Tennerella,Virginia Shipe, Margaret Huls,Betty Ingham. SECOND ROW-Hnna Borawski, Hn- geline Gudora, Gaetena Babera, Bertha Martin, Dorothy Karnpa, Betty Schlenker. THIRD ROW-Louise Marie Printz, Dorothy Cuchran, Marian Kline, Fern O'Meara, Elizabeth Van Bus- kirk, Rose Kurpiewski, Noell Wei- darn, Mary Krick. Member absent from picture-Iu- anita Williams. STITCH HND RIP : X 150 President: ROSE MHRIE TENNERELLH ViceYP1-esidenfg HELEN BELL Secretary-Treasurer: VIRGINIP1 SHIPE Sponsor: MISS KRICK lllllll THHLIHN PLRYERS Sponsor: MR. BINGHMHN President: IULIH DECHI-INT Vice-President: BENIQMIN FOGELSON Secretary: KITTEN GOETZ Treasurer: IOHN EMBRIHNE FRONT ROW-fleit to rightl Gloria Bright, Ruth Greenberg, Kitten Goetz, Bonnabelle Hrner, Gladys Pllienderfer, Mary Lou Houck, leanne Hoifmeister, Mildred Dankel, SECOND ROW Edith Moyer, Sarah Manwiller, Geraldine Keys, Iulia Dechant, Iulianne Hirschland, Beatrice Kram- mer, Ruth Buddell. THIRD ROW Minnie Moretto, Olga Bicci, Myrtle Hinnershitz, Lena Caruso, Frances Frame, Selma Shaefter, Shirley Cohen, Edith Hassler. FOURTH ROW Catherine Krajewski, Mary Kirlcley, Gloria Ehring, Margaret Dukay, Betty Levan, Ruth Krick, 4' Dorothy Hodgkins, Iane Moritz, Dorothy lackson. xii ., 1 N ff N FIFTH Row 4' ul Norman Lepsinger, lohn Fix, Bernard Levin, Edward Godshall, William Houser, Iohn Embrianne, ff Benjamin Fogleson, Mr. Bingarnan. 151 RXHIMH .F 31 I if TYPING FRONT ROW-Klett to rightl Elsie Deitrich, Ruth Wanner, Edith Red- dig, Gloria Kennedy, Helen Rafal- ska, Irene Ianuska, Emily Black. SECOND ROW-Henry Scher, Rich- ard Curtis, Iohn Hdams, Elizabeth Ditlow, Helen Sanford,Miriam Weid- ner, William Gensinger, Ioseph Ql- brecht. THIRD ROW-Quentin Sternbergh, George Rothenberger, Ignatius Bingsiewicz, Richarct Stott, Iames O'Connell, Clarence Schaeffer, Rob- ert Dombro. FOURTH ROW-Stephen Falkie- Wicz, Ernest Carter, Philip Caldwell, Warren High, Iane Rudd, Miss Bitler. Members absent from picture-lane Holder, Charles Keehn, Norman Stone. FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl Iean- ette Campbell, Ianet Graeff, lane Reinert, Lahoma Lawrence. SECOND ROW-Sarah Iane Natt- ress, Eleanor Sell, Ianfina Von Wienen, Fldella Zalegowski, Hngela Urban, Miss Spaar. Member absent from picture-Iane Noecker. WINDOW TRIMMING Sponsor: MISS BITLER President: MIRIHM WEIDNER Vice-President: HELEN SHNFORD Secretary: IHNE RUDD Treasurer: HELEN RHFHLSKH President: IQNE REINERT Vice-President: LR MLHWRENCE Secretary-Treasurer: SHRHI-I IHNE NQTTRESS G X iff O I-.Q Sponsor: MISS SPHQR ' O IT: , .155 152 FACULTY This section depicts the faculty and office staff of our school. A write-up of activities and interests accompanies every picture of those Pioneers who help lceep Reading High among the Leaders. Explanations of write-ups: F - Favorite Pioneer C - Class A - Activities L - Lilces C - College E - Exclamation U - Undertaking R - Recreation L- Luck, good fortune K - Keynote T - Trait Y - Yearn I-FACULTY4 'x WMM BOARD OF EDUCATION SEHTED-fleft to rightl Mrs, Fllice Fox, Mr. Henry H. Hernan, Mr. Luther C. Schmehl, Mrs. Hazelette Hoopes, Mr. George D. Snyder, Rev. Pibsalorn O. Eshelman. STHNDING-flett to rightl Mr. George Eyes, Mr. H. Raymond Heckniari, Mr. Oscar B. Heirn, Dr. Thomas H. Ford, Mr. Robert M. Harbster, Dr, M. Mochel, Mr. I-llvin E. Stone, Mr. William Seaman. President: LUTHER C. SCHMEHL OFFICERS: Vice-President: HBSHLOM O. ESHELMQN Secretary: OSCHR B. HEIM Treasurer: WlLLlPlM SEFIMHN Solicitor: GEORGE EVES Superintendent of Schools: DR. THOMHS H. EORD Superintendent oi Buildings: RHYMOND HECKMHN Superintendent ot Suppliesz WHLTER K. COLEMHN 153 Wllmllllll f .. ' , 1 C ri DR. JOHN H. EISENHAUER PRINCIPAL THE joys of youth are in dreams of achievement. Hdvancing years tend to deflate those dreams and bring one face to face with reality. Every youth who is Worth his salt has dreams of doing something that has not been done before. These are not idle dreams but visions of unseen things. Ht first the vision appears vaguely in dim outline. Then youth returns 'to reality to do his daily Work. But all the While this vision haunts him and as he Works the out- line becomes clearer. Then suddenly, as if by magic, it is all very clear. Oh youth that is still in me, do not forsake me. l love to dream as once l did dream. Many times when l have been face to face with reality a beautiful dream has vanished but in the vanish- ing left me happy. A May you, seniors, dream dreams and have visions of something that never before existed. May you face reality with a clear vision of your dream and become true pioneers. 154 WILLIAM L. FINK VICE-PRINCIPAL EVEBHL summers ago, while l was travel- ' g along a picturesque southern high- ay, a member of our party suddenly an- nounced, Here, it is said, is the place Where Daniel Boone stood to plan the Wilderness Road. Before me stretched a modern 'thor- oughfare that had once been merely a great trail blazer's pathway. ln my mind's eye, I visioned the great pio- neer. l-lis was the long look that could see beyond stream and forest and mountain. He cherished a lofty ideal. His, too, Was an un- tiring energy that could translate that ideal into fact. With shoulders squared and head high, uncomplainingly he marched into the sunset, carving a road for the feet of future generations to follow. Pioneers of l938, may yours be the vision, the faith, the industry, and the joy of achieve- ment that characterized that other frontiers- man from old Berks. FLORENCE B. BEITENMAN vzcE-PRlNaPf-xt OUBHGE, initiative, persistence, imagina- tion-this is what it takes to be a pioneer. Can you claim these qualities for yours? With them you can conquer empires and Worlds. Some persons say that the day of pioneering has gone by. I-low can it possibly have gone by until we have learned all there is to know about this Wonderful World We live in and have succeeded in making this World a cleaner, fairer, happier place for every one? Hre those good-sized jobs or are they not? Edgar Lee Masters, in a poem called Lucinda Matlock, gives the keynote of pioneering in Lucinda's comments on life. Hn old lady of ninety-six, she looks back over youth, court- ship, and marriage in a frontier community and at the end she had lived enough and passed to a sweet repose. Yet at ninety-six she had energy enough to exclaim: What is this l hear of sorrow and Weariness, Hnger, discontent and drooping hopes? Degenerate sons and daughters, Life is too strong for you- lt takes life to love life. Wlgmllllml 156 Katlyyn Y. Hllenbach Iane Hddams Movies, hiking Buffalo English White horse Sincere To travel f X Robert F. Hrnold Daniel Boone Reading, cards Princeton, Penna. English Never had any Winsome To find peace and hap- piness William S. Bannon Susan B. Hnthony Stamp collecting Susquehanna Bookkeeping l3 Iolly To walk across the Ht- lantic Cyrus E. Beekey Louis Hgassiz Centomology Hlbright, Cornell Biology Iune 25 Good-nature To study the tropics Frank W. Bingaman Daniel Boone Music, gardening Gettysburg, Columbia Latin 7 Patient To perfect my hobbies Harriet B. Bitler Plbraham Lincoln Gardening, housework New York Stenography, Typewrit- ing March 17 Obliging To obtain my Master's Degree Blbert W. Boldt Senator Norris Reading Gettysburg Hmerican History Four-leaf clover Plmicable To control my destiny Russel C. Boyles Robert Boyles Photography, gardening Penn State, Pennsyl- vania Chemistry Bent twig Self-assertive To referee an Flrmy-Navy game William T. Bricker Conrad Weiser Bridge, my bungalow Penn State Pattern Making Owning a plane Good natured To tour the U. S. Norman C. Brillhar! Thomas Ietferson Reading, gardening Hlbright, Pittsburgh U.S. History, P. Fl. D. Sunday Lightsorne To be helpful Hdam Brucher. Ir. Hdam Golf, bridge Lehigh Commercial L a W , Eco- nornics Plpril lst Harmonious To shoot an even par F. Mabel Bucks Florence Nightingale My family, B.O.H. Circle Columbia Home and Family luly 29 Sedate To swim K X bb Freda in In dia n -' hro- pology anle 5 one 1c, Carlise ' sti usic ' Hny ' r k Qmbi ' ' To eategrthwhile music 5 I. Kenneth Conley Wright Brothers Bowling, gardening Geneseo Normal Cabinet Making Pluck not luck Retiring To bowl 300 Clara M. Deck Daniel Webster Travel Ursinus, New York P. H. D. 13 Obliging To tour the world Martha E. Dick Marco Polo Music, reading Syracuse, Radcliffe English 13 Intellectual To travel around the world WRXMM iw if-my M. I .Be 'N 3 . ,, , pm 'fi max. 157 tltmlwlm 158 Norman R. Diener Thomas Edison Miniature photography Penn State Printing Every day Modest To own a far M Wt Iohn I. Dietrich Chopin Sports, music Bucknell Social Science Winning basketball games Serious To be completely happy Ralph H. Dornsife Thomas Edison Hrt photography Pratt Institute, Columbia Hrt Black cat Reserved To travel around the world Lloyd R. Enoch Mozart Chess, sports Ursinus Social Studies Not luck-pluck Humorous To break a hundred in golf. Clarence G. Enterline Daniel Boone Hiking, music ' H1 gm, U. of P. nomics, Shorthand very day Musical To know myself Edith R. Fairlamb Clara Barton Handiwork, musical pro- duction New York Shorthand Friday Sincere To see seniors make per- fect transcripts W. W. Fenstermacher Iohn Burroughs Sports Susquehanna Science Let's co-operate Considerate To be a scientist Hnna L. Fetheroli Peter Eetherolf Travel, nature New York Stenography l believe in pluck Conservative To go deep-sea fishing Therese Finkelstein Florence Nightingale Books Syracuse English Teaching in R. H. S. Fastidious To travel Samuel S. Fox Daniel Boone Nature Study Muhlenberg English 13 Enterprising To keep calm and cool Walter S. Frees Benjamin Franklin Reading, community Work Columbia Printing White elephant Obliging Time to do things still undone Roy S. Garman Walter P. Chrysler Motors, mechanics Lehigh, Bloomsburg Typewriting Cross-eyed albino cat Easy-going To Write a book Franklin V. Gill Leonardo de Vinci Model building, candid cameras Penn State Mechanical Drawing September 31 Congenial To sail the seven seas s Warren F. Gish Daniel Boone Hiking, radio F. and M., Columbia German Saturday Cheerful To see the 1940 Passion Play George T. Hadley Daniel Boone Sight-seeing Penn State Machine Shop 7 Self-ettacing To be a good checker player Carrie M. Hcrller Christopher Columbus Traveling, gardening New York Stenography Heroplane trip to the coast Hmbitious To be a success WRXMM 159 RQXHTMH 160 Felton L. Harlan Henry Ford Bridge, tennis Williamson Trade, Pitts- burgh Mechanical Drawing Black cat Quiet, conservative To travel Blbert H. Harris George Rogers Clark New books, sports Bucknell lndustrial and U. S. His- tory Four-leaf clover Congenial To bowl a perfect game Kathryn Hassler Hlexander Hamilton Studying and analyzing people Ithaca Teachers, North- western Music Five-leaf clover Definite To meet people of other countries Louis P. Helmbrighl Demitri Mendeleeff Sports, golf West Virginia Chemistry Baby Bill Comprehensive To obtain a Ph. D. in Chemistry Catherine E. Herb Helena Chalmers Books, dramatics Kutztown Hss't Librarian Huy day lnteresting To travel H e l e n K . H e s s Beethoven Theatre, music Swarthmore Music Enjoying real friend- ships Unobstrusive To travel Eloise E. S. Hettinger Sir Walter Raleigh Traveling, writing Swarthmore English Falling stars Unassuming To be able to do hand springs Ethel M. Hicks Miles Standish Hiking, knitting Syracuse Plane Geometry Huy day Earnest To own a country home I. Edgar Hilgendori Bob Burns Philately, sports New York Hdvanced Bookkeeping Not lucky Zealous To travel William F. Hillegass Stewart Chase Golf, photography Muhlenberg Industrial History Hard work Self-assured To live Well Valeria E. Hoifert George Washington Travel, reading Penn State U. S. G Hncient History Living in Florida Reserved To travel around the World David L. Hoffman Hrchimedes Rntiques Hlbright, Bucknell Mathematics Found coin Pleasant To travel Richard H. Hofses Louis Pasteur Chess, bridge Pennsylvania English Friday lafter 3:3Ol Inquisitive To live and serve Elsie Holland Ellen Richards Bridge, boating Drexel Home Economics Good luck coin Orderly To cut red roses every morning L e o n C . H u n t e r Hny pioneer in a good cause Golf, bridge Penn State English Hn eagle Forgetlul To play chess left-hand- ed Emanuel Iacobs Benjamin Franklin Dancing, sports East Stroudsburg, N.Y.U. Physical Education H happy ending Sparkling To succeed in my Work millmlnll nA. l NJ 161 Rlmllllll 162 Ieannette Iamison Elizabeth Fry Liking people Iowa State English, Expression Fl happy studious stu- dent Complaisant World Peace Marietta Iohnston Iohnnie Flppleseed Reading, designing Wellesley English Having a fireplace all my own Poetic To keep going Ruth C. Iones Charles Dickens Hutomobiling, dogs Bucknell English February 9 Courteous To own a stone house Charlotte E. Kahler Daniel Boone Knitting, reading Carnegie Foods G Nutrition 23rd of the month Love of the seashore To travel Elizabeth T. Keen George Washington Sailing, motoring Drexel Clothing H sunny day Prompt To gain friends C. Collin Kepler George Washington Hiking, reading Princeton Mathematics l3 Sincere To travel Geraldine M. Kershner lane Hddams Driving, dancing Hlbright Foods Thursday Humorous To teach in Hawaiian lsland Hngeline R. Kissinger Hnton von Lunvenhoek Reading, travel Bucknell Physiology, Biology Gold plated horse Happy To have as little to do as my students in study hall I. Herbert Kissinger Hdam Collecting old razor blades Penn State Electrical Construction Goat feathers Timid lgughing Sarah E. Koch Lytton Strachey Collecting antiques Irving, Pennsylvania English 6 Efficient To own a country home M cr r y K r i c k Dr. W. Grenfell Swimming, bridge Pllbright Clothing Finding a pin Co-operative Q To trave ly Mabel Horace Mann Motoring, hiking Swarthmore, Columbia History Saturday Reliable To omit red ink on re- ports M. Kurtz Roscoe S. Lantz Daniel Boone Hiking, bowling Elizabethtown Commercial Iune Zl Friendly To travel at leisure Hlethia N. Love Cecil Rhodes Travel, sports Syracuse Modern Languages Thursday Sincere To go on a world-cruise EcrrlH.Mc:ster Carl Sandburg Golf, poetry Penn State English Sinking the first putt Optimistic To bowl 300 Hayes K. McClelland Daniel Boone Golf, bowling F, G M., Penn State English My old felt hat Melancholy To break 9U at Riverside Mllmlll 163 W as m 0 QQ: Y ttttttt 164 Elizabeth McHose Daniel Boone Music, sports Columbia Physical Education Plpril 20 Versatile To travel Paul M. Miller Benjamin Franklin Mechanisms Penn State Pluto Mechanics Hard Work insures good luck industrious To reach a ripe old age Willard H. Mohn Eugene O'Neill Literature, theatre Qlbright, Pennsylvania English Multiples of four Entertaining To be helpful Margaret Montgomery Iohnnie .Clppleseed Knitting, reading Lake Erie Botany February Z9 Understanding To have snow-white hair Raymond V. Mood Iohn I. Pershing Solitaire Lafayette, Columbia Social Studies Perfect contentment Neat To be successful Martha M. Morrette Buffalo Bill Traveling, knitting Dickinson, Columbia Foreign Languages Tuesday the l3th Versatile To travel Ivan E. Newpher George Norris Sports, gardening Millersville, llllbright, U. of P. Solid Geometry, Trigo- norrietry Complete success Conscientious To enjoy living Olga M. Pfau Benjamin Franklin Bridge, reading Syracuse Mathematics February 29 Hmiable Haven't any Maggie Mae Rawls David Crockett Books, flowers Temple, Cox Librarian H flower shop and ken- nels Gracious To have leisure lor read- ing Harold E. Rock Daniel Boone Fishing, physiology Columbia, Defiance Physical Education Crossing the end zone Tacttul To produce successful teams Hlbert W. Rofkar Robinson Crusoe Horticulture Miami, Illinois German 7 and its multiples Retiring To ride on the merry-go- round L o u i s e R o m i g Sarah Siddons Dramatics, sports Kutztown Hrt Basketball pendant on chain Dramatic To ily a plane Mildred E. Runyeon Daniel Boone Reading, church work Brown English Iuly 27 Visionary To write distinquished prose I. Elmer Sandi Henry Ford Plants, photography Muhlenberg, Kutztown Mathematics February l Friendly To be happy at the close oi day Charles H. Schuich Hmbroise Pare Nature study, sports F, 6: M,, Penn State Chemistry, Biology Things running smooth- ly Whimsical To thrill till l'm 90 Martha V. Schmidt lane Plddams Reading, gardening . Lebanon Valley, Colum- bia lt's effort, not luck Scholarly To own an old country home WRXMM gpm .WW A -f '22, A 'i ' : E' ' ., -- Le H152 54 ,, ,., ., ,. W, y V,, ,,..,. 1 - 3 1 ' ff si M2537 , V. L- , igf 425'ffg t C fe 'W I Rllmltlllm 166 Harry M. Scott Thomas H. Edison Hiking, reading W. and I., Penn State Mathematics My children Serious To own a little farm fc' Iohn Henry Shott Ponce de Leon Vacations Pennsylvania Bookkeeping White horse Likeable To travel Herman D. Shultz Daniel Boone Out-of-doors Bucknell Biology Hard work Conscientious To own a chicken farm Blett Smith lohnnie Hppleseed Reading, cooking Maryland, Columbia French Owning a farm Modest To live in the country Elizabeth E. Smith lohn Smith Horses Dickinson, Columbia Biology Frog hair Capable To have red hair Blanche M. Spcxar Walt Disney Travel,window-shopping Drexel Home Economics New moon Progressive To fly to the coast H. Blaine Sterling Daniel Boone Working in copper Williamson, Penn State Machine Shop 19 Humorous To see things grow Harland L. Tomkins Madame Curie Old firearms, outdoors Penn State Drafting Elephant To go back to college Grace W. Trout lane Hddarns Music, drama Ursinus, Pennsylvania English Friday Obliging To travel George W. Uibel Louis Pasteur Reading, golf F. 6. M., Columbia Physics, Biology There ain't no such thing Entertaining To travel Elia Unangst Lucretia Mott Music Hlbright English Mental health Punctual To be happy Gladys E. Wadswo rth Iuliette Law Handicraft, reading East Stroudsburg Physical Education Finding a lost penny Optimistic To be able to ski Ola C. Walt lane Hddarns Gardening, reading Temple Typewriting Every day Helpful To be successful in my Work Lewis E. Walton Charles Butterworth Golf Bates, Brown U. S. History, Orienta- tion ulllh ain't lucky Talkative To sing D. Kenneth Winebrenner Paleolithic Cave Hrtists Hrt, crafts Carnegie Tech., Indiana Hrt Today Ftmusing To see students succeed Hrline Winter Daniel Boone Plthletics Wilson Biology Friday l3 Studious To go round the World WRXMM 167 William H. Wisler Iohn Robert Gregg Sports Taylor Business, Sus- quehanna Stenography, Typewrit- ing The result of hard Work Human To be a supervisor in Economics Margaret H. Yost Beethoven Books, travel Ursinus, Pennsylvania English Being on board ship Sweet To spend a summer in England Marian I. Moyer '25 Ianuary Music, out-of-doors Oh! Reading, driving Efficient Ruth H. 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V51 4 api -X-1 as-5 a gf 5 .. .A .iC,O A CHES ROCK WISLER m, :ik .1 11 , ,. W av aa 93 A if ia Qggf H Q wg Q mfs va, V f if-,jflfli l ii . ' N ,fx ffm 'Y 1? rf' nl my 1 Q 2 'VI fe Wff HORINE mi BRUCHER In if Q mg af! U s-T KW? 'E aa xhH5'YiS' if 63,5 'FQU - ' A V. 'f av 'Q ' V -.fs A -: af 1- 5 KVA. .,,,..,,.., ,:: ?:, . Eb. ,... I ...,.L: E' I 1 I ww an 4 J' rg,-,:,,2z .: Af V' ' -k-L' 7 ?',jf2t4eV.' W-Qegqg f j ,T'z91M -.-:I-::S2::-,fu-: 'gm-5:-,,:,: 3.5A :f,g?f5 V gk, K 53,34 052355, .5,ga,f5,-5 ii, 1- ' 21-, Legg mggifizff. -' SMITH IHCOBS BOYLES 172 .T mimi THE FOOTBHLL PIONEERS FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightl Montz, Mahosky, Kramer, Hard, Westley, Hill, Reppert, Mendelssohn, Kohut, Wert. SECOND ROW Eonigliiit, Palm, Correll, Yoder, Perella, Pllhright, Geesaman, Geiger, Kellager, lacoby, Iakobowski, ansi . THIRD ROW Hummel, Daly, Smith, Shack, Dracha, Rhodes, Burns, Plbrahams, Haas, Guildin, Sitler, Rudy. FOURTH ROW Shalters, Postetter, Schoch, Scheirer, Hilsinger, Ravel, Betz, Wagner, Shollenberger, Ucgynski, Moodhart, Leon, Mengel. FIFTH ROW Cichochi, Keller, Koch, Manwiller, Campbell, Martin, Hondras, Gromis, Lowry, Torred, Guistwite, SIXTH Row Zerbe, Witman, Szajna, Gowans, Heckman, Kelchner, Kissinger, Illskey, Bricker, Bauman. SEVENTH Row Driscoll, Coach Iacobs, Coach Smith, Coach Rock, Coach Horine, Coach Harris, Bright, Pappas. ln the past two seasons, under the tutelage of Coach Rock and his assistants, the Red Knights have proved themselves real pioneers, blazing these trails for future squads to emulate: ln l936, they defeated Qllentown C20-191 for the first time in many years. ln l937, they accomplished these deeds: Defeated Bethlehem C19-25 for the first time in 28 years. Defeated a Harrisburg school CWilliam Penn, l3-OJ for the first time in history. Defeated Easton C6-Ol for the first time in 24 years. Were leading contenders for the Conference title for the first time in the history of Reading High. l-laill The Pioneering Red Knightsl ,47 , ,J V1 143- N H 173 Rltmllltm FRONT ROW-Kleft to rightl Hbraham Yoder, Guistwite, Correll, Shaak, Bon igut, Westley, Hummel. SECOND ROW-Palaierro, Geesarnan Kohut, Hard, Perella, Palm, Forred Fllbright, Schaeffer, Haas, Iakobowski. THIRD ROW-Daley, Smith, Reppert, Hill, Rhodes, Mendelsohn, Gromis, Montz, Mohosky, Burns. FOURTH ROW-Bright, Mgr., Mr. Ho rine, Mr. Rock, Lowery, Dracha, Gul din, Sittler, Geiger, Mr. Harris, Kramer, Mr. Smith, Dr. Keiser, Driscoll, Mgr. VHRSITY FOOTBHLL SQUHD Sponsor: H. E. ROCK ROCKETS SMOTHER STEVENS TRHDE We want a touchdown- Hear them sing, we want a touchdown- With music and cheers a-plenty, Coach Harold E. Rock trotted out his brand-new team for the first game of the season. The flashy Rockets smothered Stevens Trade by the overwhelming score of 51-0. Thrilling the crowd with their powerful running and spectacular aerial attacks, the Rockets chalked up eight touchdowns and three extra points with the ease of players who were coached as only Rock could coach them. Palm, Yoder, and Correll particularly impressed with their backtield ability. Palm's powerful running plays and long, well-placed kicks made him outstanding. Yoder's accurate passing and Dutch Correll's shitty running in returning punts thrilled R. H. S. fans. Touchdowns were made by Bonigut, Yoder, Palm, Smith, and Guldin. Palm accounted for two extra points, Hummel, tor one. Hndy Kohut, massive right tackle, ably captained this game. The well-coached Red and Black team showed great promise of developing into a winning combination. KNIGHTS UPSET BETHLEHEM Breaking the jinx which had haunted them since 1909, the Rockets swamped Bethlehem by a l9-2 score. Our boys took to the air as their chief means ol attack, scoring their three touch- downs on passes. Yoder and Forred were the passing menaces with Bonigut and Correll on the receiving end. It was this game that inaugurated the well-known Yoder-to- Bonigut combination. Reading's scores all came as results ot long drives. Bethlehem's popularized attack could get nowhere against the mighty Red and Black eleven. 3 A, Breaking through Bethlehem's wall, Reading's strong line played havoc with the oppo- , ll nent's attempted plays. Iakobowski's dexterous playing brought the little giant into the limelight. Touchdowns were made by Bonigut and Correll. Doug Palm, veteran tull- , .,,., V back and acting captain, converted the extra point. kV.' fill F Q, M . 174 fl Wfllllll REHDING TIES HLLENTOWN Hlthough they were outweighed, the sturdy Rocket eleven fought valiantly to hold back a fast charging Hllentown line and gain a 7-7 tie with their old rivals, the Canaries. It was a thrilling contest with both sides giving everything they had in an attempt to come out victorious. Hllentown scored early in the second period. H fumble in the first period, with the ball on Hllentown's two-yard line, seemed to take a great deal of spirit out of Reading's team, but, spurred on by the rousing cheers of the crowd, the determined Rockets came from behind early in the third period to even the score when Palm shot a 25-yard pass to Bonigut who raced 35 yards for the six pointer. Palm's kick for the crucial point was accurate. Kenny Schaeffer's fighting spirit played an important part in the outcome of the game. The scrappy center, by his rugged all around playing, proved himself a valuable player worthy of the captaincy. Hndy Kohut, Legs Kramer, and Russ Haas were as immovable as stone walls as they held back the Hllentown attack and piled up end sweeps. YORK FORFEITS GHME With a field so wet that it was almost necessary to put on water wings, Coach Rock's powerful aggregation could not click. Hlthough our boys put forth every possible effort, they were greatly hindered by the muddy field. The boys seemed to have an off day and had to bow to York, 6-O. However, because York used an ineligible player, Read- ing was later awarded the game, l-0. if . ag, X 'QQ 175 . l shy? t '- P ttmittm 46. ,Df- ., At Lf. J' l FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl George W'estley, Russell Haas, Edward Hard, Le Roy Correll, Gerald Pllbright, Ken- neth Schaeffer, Russell Yoder. SECOND ROW-Douglas Palm, Charles Hill, William Rhoads, Franklin Burns, Harry Forred, Hobart Geesaman, Rae Guistwite. THIRD ROW - Robert Perella, loseph Bonigut, lack Driscoll, Frank lacob- owski, Rocco Palaferro, Ioseph Daly. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Iacobs, Faculty Manager, Warren Kramer, David Hbra- ham, Howard Guldin, Thomas Smith, Byron Reppert, Mr. Rock, Coach. FOOTBHLL VHRSITY LETTER MEN H9372 Coach: MR. ROCK Faculty Manager: MR. IQCOBS REHDING HIGH WHLLOPS LHNCHSTER Consistently crashing the line for long gains, the Rockets stunned their opponents to gain a 26-6 victory. Reading's four touchdowns all came as results of sustained drives of sixty yards or more. The Rockets displayed great form and nothing could stop them as they shook loose a running attack that kept the fans cheering. Russ Yoder, blond half-back, provided the running power, with Readings charging line paving the way. Hoby Geesamarrs specialty, the end-around, was also good for gains. Ed Hard made his debut as a first stringer and turned in a really great performance. The hustling right guard cut many gaps in the Lan- caster line with his vicious charging. Touchdowns were made by Forred, Palm, and Smith. Palm converted two extra points after touchdown. ROCKETS TOPPLE EHSTON Staving off the power-thrusts of the strong Easton combination, the shining Rockets subdued their ancient rivals, 5-O. Reading scored its touchdowns in the middle of the first period when, after taking a lateral from Doug Palm on Readings 42, Russ Yoder ran the remaining 58 yards to cross the line standing u-p. Easton drove deep into Reading's territory many times, but the Reading line held like the Rock of Gibraltar to keep Easton from scoring. Charley Hill, durable right tackle, played his usual good game. Hill was one of Coach Rock's most con- sistent players and was an important factor in the Rockets' great defensive work last season. lt was the first time in twenty-four years that a Red and Black combination had defeated the Red Rovers. REHDING DOWNS WILLIHM PENN ln the second conference victory of the season, the Red Knights, proving that they did not need a passing attack to win, downed the scrappy William Penn team l3-0. ln the middle of the first period, Palm climaxed an 80-yard march by making the first score of the game. This 80-yard drive was one of the longest sustained marches of the year. Yoder, Forred, and Guistwite repeatedly crashed the line to advance the ball to William Penn's 45 where Yoder faded back for one of those long Yoder-to-Bonigut passes which put the ball on Penn's l4-yard line. Within the next few plays, Palm bucked the line for the first score. In the second period, Tommy Smith substituted for Yoder at left half-back and treated the crowd to some beautiful broken field running. Plgain in the middle of the third -period, the Rockets found themselves in scoring position. The If -r , lx ball was on the Tiger's 37 when Palm drove through the center of the line for a gain of eight 4. . . X yards. On the next play, Geesaman raced for a thrilling broken-field end-around and crossed the goal line standing up. Palm's attempted kick for the extra point was wide. -- -its Forred, Yoder, Palm, and Smith were outstanding on the offensive, while Geesaman and ---- -2 ,es Bonigut, who was acting as captain, ruined the Tiger plays by their strong defensive work. 176 Wtltmllll REHDING CRUSHES WILKES-BHRRE MEYERS, 25-0 Through the air and through the line, the Red 'Knights moved to twelve first downs and four touchdowns to rout the Meyer combination, 25-0. On the defense, they proved the strength of their fast-charging line, as twice they hurled back Blue and Gold touchdown threats within the five-yard line. The Red and Black marched 85 yards down the field and scored when Yoder shot a short pass to Correll, who took the ball on the 13, shook off two tacklers, and raced across the goal line for the first score of the game. Palm's attempted kick for the extra point was wide. In the middle of the second period, Geesaman, replacing Kramer, took the ball on Wilkes- Barre's 36 and ripped off 25 yards on an end run. Forred then took the center pass, heaved it to Yoder who caught it on the 5-yard line and crossed the ribbon standing up. The kick for the extra point was good. How well we can remember when Yoder reeled off the most spectacular run of the afternoon as he twisted his way B5 yards to cross the goal, only to have the play called back for a penalty. Reading struck two quick blows at the beginning of the fourth quarter and scored twice. The varsity then retired and the second string team carried the Red and Black colors. The Iayvees carried on nobly-holding the Meyers's team from a score and putting on a scoring drive of their own as the thrilling game came to an end. BID FOR TITLE THWHRTED, 19-7 Dropping the crucial game to Pottsville before 15,000 spectators, Reading High's gallant bid for its first Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastic Championship was thwarted by a 19-7 score. The holiday game, which was rough at spots, distributed thrills and heartaches between the two factions. Hfter the Terrors' first touchdown, the Rockets were roused into action. Captain Doug Palm took the kick-off to the 46-yard line, and, in less than two minutes, the Red and Black eleven scored their touchdown. Big Ioe Bonigut climaxed the drive by leaping high into the air to bring down Russ Yoder's pass beyond the goal line. Full-back Palms placement kick was perfect and the first half ended with a 7-7 tie. In the third quarter, the Terrors scored again, but because the kick for extra point was no good, the Reading rooters were still confident that the Knights would be victorious. ln the fourth quarter, however, the Terrors made their final touchdown, rnaking the score 19-7, and Reading's bid for the title was thwarted. Hats off to Coach Rock and his assistants CSmith, Harris, and Horinel, one of the most suc- cessful football seasons Reading High has ever enjoyed. fgfv g L 177 5 1 W lllftfllllltl FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightj R. Shollen- berger, C. Boltz, D. Stahl, Captain, F, Burns, I. Bonigut. SECOND ROW-Coach Dietrich, W. Hil- bert, W, Rhodes, I. Boyer, G. Dracha, H, Geesaman, D. Bricker. VHRSITY BHSKETBHLL Reading High has passed through another basketball campaign and, although finishing right behind the Steelton champions, fell below its usual standard in the win and lose column. With only one veteran left from last year, Coach Iohn I. Dietrich's fast moving quintet turned in the enviable record of ten victories and seven losses to cop second place in E. P. B. League. The Raiders got off to a good start by crushing Pottstown 50-26 in the opening game ofthe sea- son. The Red and Black hoopsters had plenty of trouble with the Trojan in the first half of the game and that usual first game nervous tension was quite evident. Dick Shollenbergens able snatches of rebounds and interception of passes made him high scorer for the evening. Flfter the third quarter, Reading High cut loose with a powerful 29 point bombardment to drub Pottsville 55-23. The Raiders stunned their opponents, in that final quarter, as they sank bas- kets from every possible angle. Captain Stahl was the big gun with l7 points as each mem- ber of the Reading squad contributed his share toward the victory. Hfter the victory over Pottsville, Reading High bowed to York by Cl 62-50 score. The Raiders put forth supreme effort and gave the York combination plenty to worry about as they pressed close at their heels at several points in the game. Returning from York, the Red and Black hoopsters won over Lancaster in a torrid 53-44 battle. The score was very close during the first half, but the Raiders' 20- point barrage in the fatal third period helped clinch the decision and conquer the Tornadoes. The well-coached Dietrich quintet displayed fine form as they consistently intercepted passes and broke up their op- ponents' plays. Reading jolted the highly acclaimed Steelton quintet from the undefeated ranks by copping the fast-paced 45-38 encounter. The game was furiously fought with both teams giving everything they had in an effort to come out on top. George Dracha, returning to action after a two-weeks layoff because of an arm injury, took the floor-working honors in his superior, nonchalent manner. Reading High's speedy basketball club suffered its second league defeat at the hands of Iohn Harris-44 to 33. The Raiders couldn't find the range and were compelled to bow to the accurate Iohn Harris quintet. In the next two encounters, the Raiders lost two hard fought contests, the first to William Penn by 46-37, and the second to Plllentown by a score of 40-39. Reading High took over third place in the Central Penn League and snapped a three- game losing streak with an easy 55-28 victory at the expense of Lebanon High. With 180 lmtifmlltl the exception of the early minutes, when the lead changed hands five times, the Raiders were out in front for the game. In the Reading-Hllentown game, the Red Knights lost a poorly played game by a 55-24 score. Reading High chalked up the sixth win of the season by downing the tricky York quintet, 44-37. When the Raiders had York on the wee end of a 42-20 count, an easy victory was conceded. However, the Roses turned an otherwise drab contest into a thrilling encounter when they turned loose and pressed close on the Raiders' heels. The swift, consistent Raiders, however, managed to hold their lead until the final gun. The Raiders displayed fine form in trimming the Lancaster Tornadoes 48-36. This league victory elevated Reading High to second place in the league rating. Steelton High's cagers clinched the Central Pennsylvania Scholastic Basketball League championship by walloping Reading 63-49. Reading High gained sweet revenge for their unexpected set back at the hands of Iohn Harris earlier in the season by punishing Harrisburg hoopsters 51-34. Filter Reading's 20 point bombardment in the second period which made the score 30-l5, Iohn Harris didn't have a chance. The smooth Raiders had everything their own way until the end of the game. In the fifteenth game of the season, Pottstown High's Trojans obtained revenge for the early season setback by trouncing Reading High's passers 42-36. Reading High maintained its perfect home record by downing the William Penn hoopsters 4l-34. The Raiders had a tough time with the Tigers as the leadership changed hands seven times beiore our boys managed to soar ahead and hold it until the end. ln the last quarter of the final game, Reading High came from behind to defeat Lebanon 43-40 and gain a tie for second place with York High. SCHEDULE Reading vs. Pottstown 50-26 Reading Ptllentown 24-55 Reading vs. Pottsville 55-23 Reading york 44.37 gauging VS' Eofk Reading . Lancaster 48-36 ea ing vs. ancaster - - R d. S 1 4 - Reading vs. Steelton 46-33 Reading tie En , 5? Reading vs. John Harris 33-44 eu ing ' IO n Urns Y Reading VS' WIHA Perm 37-46 Reading Pottstown 36-42 Reading vs, Rllentown 39-40 Reqdiflg Wm- Penn 41-34 Reading vs. Lebanon 55-28 Reading Lebanon 43-40 ff if fl' ff .- .J . X in Wllllm FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightl I. Dwight, W. Lutz, I, Yocum, D. Gromis, H. Guil- din, V. Rhoads, R. Snyder. SECOND ROW-Coach Harris, T. Schaeffer, I, Szajna, H. Rudy, E. Car- ter, D. Strunk, K. Houch, I. Bricker. IUNIOR VHRSITY BHSKETBHLL L V.'S Reading High's I. V. Hoopsters turned in the remarkable record of 16 wins and one loss to cop the championship in Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastic Iunior Varsity league The I V drib blers, ably piloted by Coach Harris, easily wiped out all opposition until the final game of the season when they bowed to the Lebanon Cubs in a thrilling 23-21 encounter However the Raider reserves maintained the top position in their league. 182 vs. Pottstown vs. Pottsville vs. York vs. Lancaster vs. Steelton vs. Iohn Harris vs. William Penn vs. Hllentown vs. Lebanon vs. Hllentown vs. York vs. Lancaster vs. Steelton vs. Iohn Harris vs. Pottstown vs. William Penn vs. Lebanon 49-15 35-20 31-28 43-19 34-28 43-22 40-23 48-25 3548 36-28 48-12 36-16 29-27 45-19 42-33 27-23 21-23 -HW -Q Wtlmlll FRONT ROW-fleft to riahtl Guldin, Carter, Hard, Schaeffer, Howell. Hol- der, Trout, Geesaman, Montz, Fisher, Sittler, cmd Kramer. SECOND ROW-Gordon, Vogel, Falkie- wicz, Wall, Covington, Givens, Storch, Kulp, Shirey, Hnthony, Scornavacchi Rea, Gaul, and Borell. THIRD ROW-Lansill, Lambert, Wol- ford, Hill, Christel, Grant, Carlance, Miller, Werley, Mednick, Bagen, Spick- ler, Hbraharn, and Halteman. FOURTH ROW-Coach Iacobs, West- ley, Yocum, Zunzer, Washington, De- long, Kralles, Reigel, Wilson, Umben- houer, Ciabattoni, Schaeffer, Lynch, Eways, Izzo, and Patsouracos. FIFTH ROW-Coach Rock, Moore, Wil- lis, Covington, Stetson, Hunsberqer, Griesemer, Fetch, Schaeffer, Fox,Hskey, German, Heckman, Scheirer, Born, and Varishone. -- '- ' f' ' SIXTH ROW-Leon, Gehris, Qlbert, Burkhart, McKnight, Mendelsohn, Brick- er, Beck, Wagner, Bott, Gowans, and Cholewa. SEVENTH ROW-Davis, Posteter, Smith, Davis, Hdams, Campbell, Blumberg, Brown, Iensen, Keller, Greaser, Pincus, Sittler, Czarnecki, Heckman, Rudy, Houck, and Hondros. EIGHTH ROW-Englehart, Daly, Rep- pert, Yoder, Zerbe, Voss, and Westley. 1 TRHCK Hs this book comes off the press, the large army of candidates has been moulded into a well organized team under the able tutelage of Coach Iacobs and his assistants, Mr. Rock, Mr. Boyles, and Mr. Horine. We know that with the class of '37 went some of Reading High's best track material, however, the team of '38 has had a successful season. Participating in the Penn Relays at Philadelphia on Hpril 30, the Red and Black relay team pressed the Hltoona combination to a new state record. The members of the team were Hobart Geesaman, Iohn Montz, Ernest Carter, and Kermit Trout. The team's achievement surpassed all expectations in that two of the men, Geesaman and Moritz, were running the 440 in competition for the first time. On May 6, the annual Inter-Class Meet was held at George Field. The seniors took the meet with 103i points, with 67 and 375 points for the juniors and freshmen, respectively. On May l0, the Red and Black track team went to Bethlehem for the first dual meet and came home with a victory. The Reading cinderman took first in all running events except the 120 yard low hurdles. Kermit Trout, captain and lanky speedster, showed the way for Reading by taking firsts in the 100- 220, and 440 yard dashes. In the field events, Reading was a little weak, as only Doug Palm in the shotput, and Ed Hard in the javelin could win for the Knights. The final score was 58 to 50. On May 21, Reading High participated in the P. I. Ft. H. District Meet at Harrisburg. The boys who captured first or second places in this meet became eligible to compete in the state meet at Penn State on May 28. SCHEDULE Hpril 30 Penn Relays Philadelphia May 6 Inter-Class Meet Reading May I0 Bethlehem High School Bethlehem May I4 Quadrangular Meet York fYork, Lancaster, William Penn, and Readingl May I7 Flllentown High School Reading May 21 District III P. I. Q. H. Meet Harrisburg May 28 Winners of District Meet Penn State College May 30 Hnnual Memorial Day Reading Interscholastics 1 tllmllllll FRONT ROW-lleft to rightl Cameron Watts, Leon Uczynski, Lester Paine, Billy Rhoads. SECOND ROW - Bob Gresh, Frankie Burns, Carl Boltz, Dick Griffith, Don Stahl, George Dracha, Ioe Bonigut. THIRD ROW-Coach Iohnnie Dietrich, Bruce Gehret, Frank Iakobowski, lim Boyer, Dick Shollenberger, Harry For- red, Eddie Mahosky, Ben Watts. Sponsor: MR. DIETRICH BHSEBHLL Losing only three veterans from his last year's team, Coach Iohnny Dietrich opened his 1938 baseball campaign with every indication of a successful season and with the Eastern Penn- sylvania baseball championship looming as a possible outcome of the season. The Red and Black Baseball Club got off to a flying start by defeating their first three rivals in good style. Frank lakobowski, youthful right-hander, pitched the first two games like a big leaguer. In the Hill School fray, he allowed only 4 hits and whiffed l6, while, in the Bethlehem encounter, he allowed 4 hits and struck out 12. The Knights continued their fine showing in the third game of the season by defeating Spring City High, 7-0. George Dracha was credited with this victory. Coach Dietrich always produces winning baseball clubs and this year's team did not show any indications of being an exception to the rule. Each of the twenty boys on the team is quite capable of successfully filling his particular position. With a variety of right and left- handed pitchers, the pitching staff gave the opposing teams plenty of trouble. Iakobowski, Paine, and C. Watts took care of the right-handed hurling while Dracha and Flngstadt stunned batters with their southpaw slants. The catching assignments were handled by Griffith and B. Watts. Both of these boys showed plenty of class behind the plate. Reading High's smooth working infield was an important factor in the success of the ball club this season. Don Stahl, left-handed senior, had a monopoly on the first base position and was chosen captain be- cause of his exceptional baseball ability. Don's encouraging attitude seemed to fill the team with that we won't be beaten attitude which is so vital in the makeup of any winning ball club. Shollenberger, Z b., Szaja and Burns, s. s., and Forred, 3 b., completed the infield. Coach Dietrich was blessed with an exceptionally alert outfield. Bonigut, l. f., Boltz, . . - c. f., and Gresh, r. f., quickly took care of all balls that came out into the garden. V N H Slugger Gresh was a good all-around player, being able to play 2 b. and r. f, with , ' ' i' ' equal agility. Coach Dietrich had excellent reserves in Uczynski, c., Rroad, r. f., 1.5.x Mohosky, s. s., and Sadowski, l. f. K' 'I The Knights schedule consisted of six League games and eight non-league frays. rg 11,-mg. ki if is ' f v :J 184 mtttmtttm FRONT ROW-tleit to riqhtj Szajna, 3 Moyer. Z3 SECOND ROW-Eways, C. Watts, Whirl, Fizz, Lloyd, Gresh, Missbach. THIRD ROW-Coach Dietrich, Hertzog, Boucher, Captain Ben Watts, Taker, Leisey, Griffith, Gehret Klvfanageri. SOCCER Reading High School's Well-balanced soccer team, under the leadership of Coach I. l. Dietrich, completed a fairly successful season with two victories, two ties, and four losses. Wyomissing, Muhlenberg, Bethlehem, and Girard College battled the Knights into submis- sion while Mt. Penn and Wyomissing were trounced by the Knights. Bethlehem and Mt. Penn held the Reading High team to scoreless ties. ln the opening game of the season, the Castle booters bowed to a surprisingly strong Wyo- missing team, l-U, but later in the season avenged this defeat by the count of 3-1. Reading goals were scored by Bobby Gresh, Captain Benny Watts, and Wilfred Lloyd. Muhlenberg handed the Knights their second loss by a close 1-0 score. H strong Bethlehem team had to be satisfied with a l-l deadlock as the result of Earl Whirl's long shot in the last three min- utes of play. This stalemate was avenged by their trimming the Knights 8-U in the next en- counter. In the closing game of the season, the Castle booters bowed to a snappy Girard team by a count of 4-U. SCHEDULE Reading High School, Wyomissing, l Reading High School, Muhlenberg, l Reading High School Bethlehem, l Reading High School, Mt. Penn, l Reading High School Wyomissing, l Reading High School Mt. Penn, l Reading High School, Bethlehem, 8 2 ti A 3 Reading High School Girard College 4 T7 V . ,. g t -s.- agliifi ' f 'Y V 185 RXWMM FRONT ROW-Klett to rightj N. Hill, I. Dwight, S. W. Bloom, S, Granger, D. Rubenstein, M. Schneider. SECOND ROW-Mr. Wisler, M. Knob- lauch, D. Granger, H. Hyman, R. Free- man, E. Frizz, Fl. Witman, R. Berry. TENNIS In request to Coach Wisler's call for tennis candidates, over forty aspirants responded. Out- standing among the candidates are Sammy Bloom, Stanley Granger, Iohnny Dwight, Norman Hill, Fllvin Hyman, and Robert Freeman. Murray Knoblauch and Ralph Berry are the only remaining lettermen from the '37 squad, while Sammy Bloom and Stanley Granger saw some action. In the first match ot the season, Reading High tenniseers swamped Hllentown Prep by a score ot 7-l. R. Berry, S. Granger, I. Dwight, and Schneider turned in singles victory, while Knoblauch lost a hard fought match 7-5, 6-4. The three doubles teams composed ot Knob- lauch and S. Granger, Hill and D. Granger, and Hyman and Bloom all won their respective matches. The racket wielders continued their winning spree by shutting out Lebanon 7-U with Knob- lauch, Berry, S. Grcmger, Dwight, and Freeman chalking up victories in singles competition, while Berry and Dwight and D. Granger and Schneider scored triumphs in the double play. ln view of these decisive victories, the prospects oi the Red Knights look good. Day Date School Where Played Wed. Hpril 27 Flllentown Prep. Home Thurs. May 5 Lebanon H. S. Home Wed. May ll Shillington H. S. Hway CPendingD Fri, May 13 Wyomissing H. S. Hway Wed, May 18 Flllentown H. S. Flway Sat. May 2l Lancaster H. S. Home Tues. May 24 Hllentown H. S. Home Wed. May 25 Lancaster H, S. Hway Thurs. May 26 Wyomissing H. S. Elway Wed. lune l Shillington H. S. Elway ' :fi o CPeridingD .. A Fri. Iune 3 Lebanon H. S. Hway V .,, ,ESF 4 Sat. Iune 4 Harrisburg Hcademy Hway 1 . 5 m 186 WRXMM Sponsor: Mr. WISLER Reading High School's table tennis team ended its season by taking third place in both halves of the tournament play. The team did very well considering the fact that they have no home table and that all matches are played away. The double teams ended in a tie for 'third place in the city league. In the first half of the year, the varsity team was composed of Bernard Rosenthal, Morris Rosenthal, and Irvin L. Koons. The I, V.'s were Harold Spector, Robert Groff, and Stanley Granger. In the second half, however, the varsity team was composed of Harold Spector, Morris Rosenthal, and Irvin Koons. H team composed of Hal Spector, Bobby Groff, and Irvin L. Koons was entered in the National Interscholastic Competition at Philadelphia. Because of insufficient transportation, the team arrived, too late, however, Reading played an exhibition match with Roman Catholic High School, who finished third in the competition, and easily defeated them. I H THBLE TENNIS TERM First Half R.H.S. Second Half R.H.S. R.H.S. vs. Quinta Club Won R.H.S .Quinta Club Won R.H.S. vs. S.R.R. Gammas Won R.H.S. .S.H.R. Gammas Won R.H.S.vs Gaenzel Green Iackets Lost R.H.S. .Gaenzel Green Iackets Lost R.H.S. vs.Y.M.C.H. Tenniseers Lost R.H.S .Y.M.C.Fl. Tenniseers Lost R.H.S. vs. FLZH. Won R.H.S .H.Z.H. Won R.H.S. Vs Hlephians Won R.H.S. . Fllephians Won R.H.S. vs. Muhlenberg Won R.H.S. . Muhlenberg Won K B THBLE TENNIS TERM First Half R.H.S. Second Half R.H.S. R.H.S. vs. Tyson Schoener Won R.H.S vs. Tyson Schoener Lost R.H.S.vs S.H.R. Won R.H.S Vs. S.H.R. Won R.H.S. vs. Plchvah Won R.H.S. . Plchvah Won R.H.S. vs. Y I. V.'s Won R.H.S Y I. V.'s Won R.H.S. vs. Y Terrors Won R.H.S Y Terrors Won R.H.S. vs. Y Paddlers Won R.H.S Y Paddlers Lost R.H.S. vs. Mineral Spring Tenniseers Lost R.H.S vs. Mineral Spring Tenniseers Lost 3 . Us . . ?:A2 FRONT ROW-Kleft to right! Mr. Wisler, Stanley Granger, Harold Spector, Irvin Koons, Robert Groff, Macey Rosenthal. THBLE TENNIS TERM 187 Wtlmttttt fLeft to rightl-Mr. Brucher, I. Brucher, P. Caldwell, R. Marks, I. Giles, D. Hvanzato, R. Scholl, I. Markle. N .QD GOLF Hlthough bowing to the strong Hbington and Hershey teams, by defeating the Wyomissing and F. and M. Hcademy teams, the Reading High School golf squad started a successful sea- son. Led by Iohn Markle, Ioe Brucher, and Iohn Giles, the R. H. S. drivers are upholding the high standards that have been set by former Red and Black golfers. In the first two matches, Rbington High and Hershey High proved to be Reading's masters by the score of ll to 4 and lU5 to 75, respectively. However, Reading easily defeated Wyomis- sing by a decisive 10 to 5 margin and also beat the Franklin and Marshall Hcademy squad by a close 95 to 85 score. Coach Brucher stated that the Castle golfers had not yet hit their stride, and that they were in need of more competition. Ioe Brucher won the team captaincy when he defeated Iohn Giles in a special match to settle the issue. Iohnny Markle seems to be Coach Brucher's best bet for the next two seasons. GOLF SCCHEDULE Spring Season-1938 lt Date Match Place RHS ReSuOpp. Hpril 11 Reading vs. Hbington Huntington fV'alley 4 ll Plpril 27 Reading vs. Wyomissing Berkshire C. C. 10 5 Hpril 30 Reading vs. Hershey Reading C. C. 75 lO5 May 4 Reading vs. F. G M. Ecademy Overbrook C. C. 95 85 May 6 Reading vs Lancaster High School Berkleigh C. C. Cancelled May ll Reading vs. Hershey Hershey G. C. '75 l35 May l4 Reading vs Lancaster High School Reading C. C. May 18 Reading vs. F. ci M. Hcademy Berkleigh C. C. May Zl Reading vs. Qualifying State Champ Hershey G. C. May Z5 Reading vs. Wyomissing High School Berkleigh C. C. 4 .. Ii' 9 K X' A 188 fifia if WMM FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Donald Stahl, Russell Rudy, Lester Fry, George Dietz, Benton Holder, Ernest Carter, Harold Englehart, SECOND ROW- Mr. Iacobs, Coach, Raymond Drair, Clyde Storch, Carl Boltz, Macey Rosenthal, Kermit Trout, Warren Vogel, Russell Boyles, Plssistant Coach. THIRD ROW-Franklin Van Reed, Rob- ert Tomlinson, Donald German, Harold Davis, Lester Culp, Edward Gall, Paul Iensen, Clarence Copp, Hustin Shaeffer, Stephen Talkiewicz... ,, 'T' if L l Sponsor: EMHNUEL IHCOBS CROSS-COUNTRY Captain: BENTON HOLDER CROSS-COUNTRY By copping the annual all-conference run of the Central Pennsylvania district at Pottsville, Reading High's l937 cross-country combination climaxed a most successful season. Hlthough the team was slightly handicapped at the beginning of the season by the loss of a number of experienced runners, our boys developed into a winning squad by constant practice and diligent coaching. Through the persistent efforts of two of last year's veterans, Benton Holder and Ernie Carter, the team won the first two runs on the schedule, defeating Pottsville and Birdsboro. ln the Iohn Harris encounter, however, Reading High suffered its first setback, although Holder led the pack for the third straight time. The team retaliated at the expense of Mt. Carmel a week later, but dropped the final dual meet of the season to Lansford. The l937 combination was always a threat because of the efficiency of Coaches lacobs and Boyles in producing a well-rounded team. The Red Knights' fleet-tooted harriers showed a fine spirit throughout the season,climaxing it all with a handsome addition to our trophy case. SCHEDULE October ll Reading 26 Pottsville October 15 Reading 25 Birdsboro October l9 Reading 31 Iohn Harris October 27 Reading Zl Mt. Carmel November l3 Reading 29 Lansford November 6 Reading l5 Lebanon November ll' Reading 543' Iohn Harris CRunner upl K' Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastic Meet.l 5 L m -L 'iii 189 I Q V-Q.......,,, 5 ! , I OUTSTANDING ATHLETES ERNIE HARRY CUTSTANDING ATHLETES Vijgf' f f tlmlitlm FRONT ROW-Cleft to right! W. Gow- ans, S. Hoffman, D. Moll. SECOND ROW-B. Varishone, H. Reich- lein, M. Pincus. Yin: 194 f W .f if 457 CHEER LEHDERS ' Whenever one hears a gusty Come on, yell, he can be sure one ot Reading High's peppy cheerleaders is near. Our producers oi pep, vim, and vigor can be found leading the ala- ka-knecks at any athletic contest or special school assembly. Plrrayed in their distinctive red and black raiment, they present a colorful appearance on all occasions. This year, with a variety ot new songs and yells to lead,4the boys really went to town. Proudly, they lead the enthusiastic singing of the crowd. Because of action not Student Council, our cheerleaders become permanent members of the marching band, and are now, as a result, under the capable leadership ot Mr. Cardin.1-,Close co-operation between the band and the cheerleaders will do much toiachieve more eifective results ljrorn theitCastle's large band of leaders. ' O' P V Credit should be given to Coach Rock and Coach Dietrich for the sutccesstul seasons in Foot- ball and Basketball respectively. However, credit should also be given to these cheerleaders whose capability brought the wonderful results which nourished our boys to victory. Songs and Yells VICTORY SONG Trombones sing a victory song! tTrombones play! Trumpets swing the tune along! CTrumpets play! Drums roll loud and lustily! QDrums rolll For the band sounds grand- When the team goes on- 'To a football vic-to-ry! CTO be used on occasions other than football! 'To Ct-nother Vic-to-ry! TOUCHDOWN SONG We want a touchdown! Hear them sing ..... We want a touchdown! That's the thing! lust let some great halfback Husky and tall .... Carry the ball . . . In no time at all . . . We'll have a touchdown, When it's over ,.... Let us hear you make some noise! l. R-E-H-D-l-N-G 2. V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Let's have a touchdown, boys! Fight, Fight! C7 timesl fRepeat chorus! ATH MAJOR SPORTS -k if MINOR SPORTS -k -k BASKETBALL if SWIMMING-A' if tllmlllm FRONT ROW-Cleft to right! Vivian Meyers, Lorraine Garner, Doris Gall- man, Nelda Leas, Irene Bausher, Irma Oziemkiewicz, Mildred Dankel. SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Taras, Ruth Fromm, Iosephine DeSar1tis, Eva Ger- ber, Carolyn Fritz, lane Gable. THIRD ROW-Elizabeth Schmehl, Ber- tha Witmyer, Bettie Christian, Ethel Erb, Miriam Shoemaker, Ruth Sheidy, Marie Guenther, Martha Zientek, Bettie Iones. FOURTH ROW-Mary Levan, Katherine Geib, Dorothy Gass, Hlthea Mack, Iane Hiester, Geraldine Keys, Carolyn Dev- lin, Luellamae Seamans. FIFTH ROW - Evelyn Edmond, Helen Yaklich, Qrdella Zalegowski, Iune Grim, Roberta Clous, Kathryn Kaufmann, Grace Montz, Marguerite Sollenberger, Mildred Blessing. SOCCER A-7 V,fuw' is P1 group of titty-tour spirited and eager girls reported to make the l937-38 soccer season a grand success. Ol these girls, twenty-two were from the tenth grade, twenty-one from the eleventh grade, and the remaining eleven were seniors. Ethel Erb was elected student manager by the players. One team was formed from each class and these teams were retained throughout the Preliminary and Major Leagues. Kath- arine Kautmann, Doris Gallman, and Fllthea Mack were captains of the twelfth, eleventh, and tenth grade teams respectively. Hfter a thorough drilling on the rules and regulations of the game, the girls participated in various skill tests and then entered Whole-heartedly into the Preliminary League, which was Won by the twelfth grade team. In the Major League competition, the tenth grade girls proved to be too strong for their oppo- nents and easily Won the championship. Fifty-four girls Were awarded their one-hundred point felt letters. f M X' fit . l 5 wiv y . lt P 1 1 if 196 October l8 October 27 November l November lU November l8 November 22 SCORES vs. llB 2-U vs. IOB U-U vs. lUB O-3 vs. llB Z-U vs. lOB U-4 vs. lUB O-3 ,VV- fl!! J rm 7 iii. ' Dtlmlltm FRONT ROW-fleft to rightlMary Herb, 8 Emma Hoffman, Frances Rudolph,Louise 5' DeGour, Teresa Mancuso, Kathryn Goodall, Miriam Rudolph, Helen Rzes- utek, Geraldine Hartman. SECOND ROW-Emma Hater, Stella Barna, Hn eline Guidara, Dorothy Rhode, TheTma Eber, Naomi Baum, Margaret Moyer, Carolyn Muhlenberg, Betty McDonough, Sylvia Nigrelli, Fern Moodhart. THIRD ROW-Rose Hirsch, lune Zim- mer, Bertha Mengel, Vivian Koralsky, Emmajean Spencer, Geraldine Moyer, Marie Farina, Helen Goodall, Mildred Sensenig, Nancy Perna. . FOURTH ROW-Pearl Fichthorn, Flor- ence Marshall, Violet Bagor, Grace Levan, Margaret Spatz, Sylvia Corcetto, Iosephine Doyle, Edith Moyer. FIFTH ROW-Gaetana Barbera, Edith Reddig, Mildred Rothenberger, Mary Dunkleberger, Iulia Volkl, Edna Schill- ing, Dawn Rutter, Helen Krusezewska, Grace Lieberman, Marjorie Geiss. HOCKEY With the brisk, stimulating weather of Fall came the clicking of sticks and the lusty shouts ot sixty-four girls who turned out for another exciting hockey season. Of these girls, twenty-four were from the tenth grade, twenty-three from the eleventh grade, and those remaining were seniors. Kathryn Goodall was elected manager by the hockey participants. One team was formed from each class and these teams were retained throughout the Preliminary and Major Leagues. Mary Dunkleberger, Edna Schilling, and Vivian Kurowski were captains of the twelfth, eleventh, and tenth grade teams respectively. The twelfth and eleventh grade teams finished the Preliminary League in a tie, each team having to its credit one tie game and one victory. The Major League also ended in a tie. The luniors and Seniors having previously downed the Sophs, fought desperately to outplay each other, but the game ended in a 2-2 deadlock, thus dividing the championship honors between the twelfth and eleventh grade teams. Forty-one girls were awarded one hundred point felt letters. SCORES October 21 l2B vs. lUB 2-l October 26 llB vs. lUB l-U October 28 l2B Vs. llB U-U November 2 l2B vs. l0B 4-0 November 4 l1B vs. IOB l-U November 9 l2B vs. llB 2-2 i5 197 RXWIMH FRONT ROW-Cleft to rightl Eva Ger- ber, Carolyn Fritz, Iosephine Barr, Vio- let Bagor, Miriam Rudolph. SECOND ROW-Mildred Blessing, Eliz- abeth Taras, Mary Levan, Teresa Man- cuso, Kathryn Goodall, Irma Oziemkie- wicz, Stella Barna, Frances Rudolph. THIRD ROW-Emma Hoffman, Geral- dine Keys, Sylvia Corsetto, Bettie Iones, Ruth Sheidy, Marjorie Geiss, Helen Rzesutek. FOURTH ROW - 9lthea Mack, Grace Moritz, lane Gable, Eleanor Moyer,Iulia 9dams, Miriam Shoemaker, Veda Fryer, Marie Farina. FIFTH ROW Kathryn Kaufmann, Mary Dunkleberger Iacqueline Engle. BHSKETBHLL The close of the 9utumn season found an ambitious group of girls eagerly awaiting the first call for the most popular cold weather sport, basketball. The season opened with 111 girls reporting. Because of this large number, the girls were divided into two groups, League I and League II. The girls elected Mary Dunkleberger and Doris Gallman as student managers. Katharine Kaufmann, Geraldine Keys, and Mildred Blessing were captains of the twelfth, eleventh, and tenth grade teams respectively. 9fter the girls had completed several basketball skill tests, the Preliminary League was started. The girls were divided into six teams, using the skill tests as the basis for this team formation. Team I was the winner of the Preliminary League competition. For the Final League, regular class teams were formed. The remaining games were full of pep and excitement, but the seniors proved to have 'an exceptionally fine team and won the championship easily with four wins and no losses. The scores of the Final League were as follows: 198 129 vs. 109 57-11 119 vs 109 31-12 129 vs 119 26-8 129 vs 109 33-22 119 vs 109 38-14 129 vs 119 47-13 7 7 l. 'I' i ,fe . J fm: , 1 FRONT ROW-Cleft to right! Emma l Bertolet, BHSEBHLL The l938 girls' baseball season began in Flpril with 57 girls reporting. The warm spring weather filled the girls with enthusiasm, and they practiced with a spirit characteristic of ath- letes during the spring season. Teresa Mancuso, Whom the girls elected manager, performed her duties very capably. Mary Dunkleberger acted as her assistant. In the Preliminary League, each class had one team. Katharine Kaufmann, Ethel Erb, and Grace Montz were elected captains of the twelfth, eleventh, and tenth grade teams, re- spectively. The teams were closely matched, thus making this league very interesting and exciting. The three teams entered the Final League with vim, vigor, and vitality and made this year's baseball season a very successful one. PRHCTICE GHMES Hpril 25 lUf3l vs. llfll Hpril 27 llffl vs. l2H May 2 129 vs. l0H Hoffman, Margaret Reck, Helen Good- an all, Rose Hirsch, Teresa Mancuso, Ger- aldine Keys, Mary Herb, Mildred Sen- senig,Grace Lieberman, Bertha Mengel. SECOND ROW-Virginia Fink, Miriam Rudolph, Frances Rudolph,Mary Levcm, Florence Marshall, Elaine Styer, Marie lo s e ph in e Doyle, Kathryn Goodall, Irma Oziernkiewicz. THIRD ROW- Kitty Geib, Iune Sho- walter, Virginia Detterline, lane Gable, Grace Montz, Hngelina Guidara. FOURTH ROW-Mildred Blessing, Rl- thea Mack, Irene Bauscher, Sylvia Cor- cetto, Doris Gallman, Ethel Erb, Miriam Shoemaker, Helen Yaklich, Dawn Graff. FIFTH ROW-Betty Taras, Mary Dun- kleberger, Katharine Kauffman. E1NnL LEHGUE ff' t tiff E, ' ' w in es ' May 9 10131 vs. llR May ll llH vs. 129 May l6 l2f-'1 vs. lOH - ' SECOND ROUND May 18 ma vs. 119 ,gE3 May 23 llH vs. l2f-'l A .M May 25 129 vs. l0R 199 tllmllllm FRONT ROW-flett to rightl Betty Kreisher, Violet Bagor, Stella Bama. SECOND ROW-Marguerite Sollenber- ger, Violet Putz, Betty Bruckart, Eva Gerber, lane Hiester, Bertha Witmyer. THIRD ROW-Grace Levan,f-ldella Zale- gowski, Mildred Dankel, Evelyn Ed- mond, Helen Rzesutek, Caroline Fritz, Pearl Fichthorn, Hnna Mis. FOURTH ROW-Eleanor Szalolowski, Margaret Mlodoch, Helen Twardowski, Gaetana Barbera, Marie Farina, Iune Haas, Marjorie Geiss, Margaret Lash, Iosephine Barr. FIFTH ROW-Naomi Baum, Betty Bentz, Edna Schilling, Isabel Weaver, Esther Kilheffner, Irene Iaeger, Eleanor Bro- phy, Shirley Kochard, Iacqueline Engle, Bettie lones. VOLLEYBHLL The girls' volleyball season opened in Fipril with approximately 45 girls reporting. Violet Bagor, whom the girls elected manager, did much to make the season a most successful one. Betty Iones acted as her assistant. Hlter several practices, the girls formed teams by drawing names. The Preliminary League consisted ot tour teams. Pldella Zalegowski, Marie Farina, Iosephine Barr, and Marguerite Sollenberger were elected captains of their respective teams. The Final League Was very successful because of the fine, clean, competitive spirit Which pervaded the entire group. f if SCHEDULE Hpril l9 l 3 Hpril Zl l 4 , l'-lpril Z6 l fx , 3 43? TW A Hpril 28 l tx 3 ji, May 3 l g 4 May 5 1 3 200 Kercher. THBLE TENNIS Table tennis, one of Reading High's minor sports, attracted thirteen girls. Hfter a few weeks of practice, two ladders were formed, one for girls who played on Monday and Wednesday and another for those who played on Tuesday and Thursday. Those who played the required number oi games were eligible to compete in the elimination tournament at the end of the SeCiSOI'1. Seven girls met the requirements. Hfter many hard fought games, Ida Mazzo and Edith Reddig succeeded in eliminating the other players. Ida Mazzo became the table tennis champion of Reading High, with Edith Reddig runner-up. The tournament was conducted by the able manager, Madeline Kercher. Hll girls who par- ticipated were given points which enabled them to receive G. Fl. H. awards. .-. lf i' 9 t K T 1 arse WMM CLeft to rightllda Mazzo Fanny Sand ler, Kitty Geib, Edith Reddig Kaleope Nickels, Margaret Spatz Madeline TXMMH FRONT ROW-Klett to rightj-Miriam W Mclnroy, Virginia Reber, Florence Thomas, Rose Hirsch, Louise DeGour, Kaleope N ic k els, Vincenza Chinicci, Betty Taras, SECOND ROW-Pauline Stoner, Iulia Hdams, lean Gross, Emma Hater, Edith Reddig, Virginia Smith, Iune Zimmer, Geraldine Keys, Finn Lerch. THIRD ROW-Virginia Capps, Virginia Delewski, Evelyn Shaefier, Dorothy Wills, Evelyn Woodworth, Betty Brown, Kathryn Deetz, Miriam Shoemaker, Katharine Kauffman. FOURTH ROW--Helen Levan, Ruth Krick, Helen Seitz, Qda Weistly, Mary McGovern, Helena Kruzewska, Marie Collins, Marian Frye, Ethel Erb. TENNIS During the spring season, tennis proved to be one of the most popular sports. Hpproximately seventy girls signed up and practiced twice weekly in their chosen activity. The participants were divided into two groups, beginners and advanced. Pltter the beginners had learned the fundamentals ot the game, a round-robin tournament was conducted. The advanced girls, after brushing up on their form and learning some ot the finer points ot the game, entered an elimination tournament. These contests were planned and conducted by the manager, Louise DeGour, and her as- sistant, Helen Levan. ,m W . ff ,rf H I , Ear ' X ? if 5,-' E 202 WRXMM BHDMIN TON Badminton, the newest of the minor sports, attracted approximately twenty girls this year. Instead of making badminton a seasonal sport, these girls formed an all year 'round Badminton Club with Helen Horn acting as manager. To begin With, the girls Hwarmed up by playing practice matches, and then, with every girl ready and eager for keen competition, began a ladder tournament. Each girl had an oppor- tunity of challenging and playing another girl Who was above her on the ladder. The girl Who reached the top oi the ladder and stayed there Was declared winner of the tournament and received 50 points and a black felt letter. The tournament was a very interesting one because during practice the girls had learned many new tricks and had improved their play- ing considerably. The club proved to be such a success and so much fun to all the participants that badminton will undoubtedly take a permanent place in the minor sports for girls. UK X L A a L' rn ni? . -5 FRONT ROW-Cleft to rxghtl Marie Bert olet, Helen Horn, Kaleope Nickels BHCK ROW-Sophis Stavropoulos Ber tha Mengel, Shirley Hathaway Doro thy Zieber, Fern Moodhart 445, CUTSTANDING ATHLETES ,A fi, f, 5 fi GUTSTANDING A ETHIiIg,TXxE'? I Rlmllltlm SNIFF AND SNOOP HE football players may have thought they were fooling the coach when they broke training rules by eating cake or drinking sodas, but they could not fool the bending board . Plfter four bends, the guilty parties' stomach felt as though they had been kicked by a mule. However, Coach Rock remedied that by prescribing a few laps around the field. Bill Rhodes, daring back, spent a night in the hospital as a result of a bad spill in the Bethlehem en- counter. We understand that Bill was given a swell chicken dinner during his stay at the hospital. We Wonder whether this is why so many of the football men took unnecessary chances. We hope We're not giving you boys away. We are sure that Doug Palm has never been known to show any fear or nervousness while facing other gridiron huskies. But you should have seen Doug when he was told to present Dr. Eisenhauer with the ball from the Lancaster victory. Httention, football men! Russ Yoder, Doug Palm, and Dick Penn are going to attend the University of Florida next year. Don E. Stahl, three-letter athlete, drove two balls over the right field fence during practice. What do you think Coach Dietrich said? Go chase them, Don. That's gratitude for you. What's this we hear of Benny Holder, R. H. S. miler, riding to the Penn Relays on his bicycle? The senior girls' basketball team was, in the eyes of the coaches, the best girls' basketball team ever pro- duced at Reading Hi-they averaged 41 points per game-li points per minute. lncidentally, rival teams often wondered what the girls on the senior team were murmuring when they got into a huddle . . . the girls were really discussing their boy friends. ln a closely contested game, Carolyn Fritz became so excited that she grabbed the ball, ran across the floor, and put the ball through the basket. Some basketball technique . . . What? Doris Gallman takes the prize for being the most unconscious girl athlete . . . She fell over her own feet more often than any other person . . . kicked a goal for the opposing team in soccer, and attempted to guard Katharine Kaufmann while the latter was attempting to take a foul shot. in a baseball game between the seniors and the greenies, Katharine Kaufmann hit three home runs out of four times at bat. Qnother Babe Ruth? Helena Kruszewska, goalie on the senior hockey team, must have felt sorry for the losing greenies when she hit the ball into her own goal instead of preventing the greenies from scoring. That's not good hockey technique, Helena. Fisk Katharine Kaufmann what happened in the girls' locker room and why the girls kid her about her lack of self-control. 208 1 l H Cappella Choir ,..,...., Plctivities Section .,.,..,., Flthletics Section .,....... Plrxalma Staff ,....... .,.,, Badminton .,....,....,. Baseball Boys' ....,.,.. Girls' ,,.., . .,..,.,... . Basketball I Boys' Varsity ......,.,..,........... ..,,.... Boys' lunior Varsity Girls' Varsity ................,.,.... .....,.. Boys' Glee .....,......................,. ,.,..... Boys' Quartet .........,... Cheer Leaders .,.,..,... Chorus H . .......,..,........ Chorus B . .,.......... . Class 'Diary ....,......... Class Song .............. ,Class Sponsors .. Class Trip .......,... Class Will .,..,...... Clubs ' Hrchery .........,.,....,..,...........,. ........ Hviation ..,.......,....,.,......,..,..,.,..,.. ......, Boxing CS Wrestling Camera ......,...,....,.,..,...................,.......... Chemistry ..,...,.........,..,....,....,.. .....,.. Chess ...,..,.......,...,.,,..,..............,....,............ Co-ed Clever Cooks ....,.,........... Co-ed Players ...... ....,...,..... .,..... Dramateers .,.........,.,.......... , .... Dramateers ......,...... Engineers ..................... Flying Needles ....,..,.,., ..,.,... Foto-Fan ........,............,........ .,...... Golf .,.........,....,..,..,.,..r..............,.,.. ,,...... Hunting 61 Fishing .. .,.... ..... . .. lunior Tennis ..........,....... .,.,... Kalamity Knitters ,... ....... .,..... Knit-Wits ...................,......,... ..,..... Leaders .....,..,......,..,.,... Microscope ............. Model Builders ...... Nature Study ..........,..,.,.. .....,.. Needle Swingers .,.... ........ . Nursing ........,.................. Palateers Plrt r....,.,.... P. H. X. ..,..,..,........,.., . Photo Fan .......,... Printing ..,.......,.,....,..,. Radio .,...........,...............,.,..,. Rhythmic Tappers Rifle ..........,....,......,..,..,...,,.........,.,. .,.,.,.. Scarab Hrt ...................,...................... Senior High Science ............... 'INDEX 121 101 171 102 203 184 199 180 182 198 125 126 194 122 123 14 100 7 11 15 128 128 129 129 130 130 131 132 133 134 134 135 135 136 136 A 137 137 138 138 139 139 140 140 141 141 142 143 143 144 145 145 146 146 Senior Racketeers , ......, . Sewettes .............................. S. O. S. , .,.,...........,......,..,. Sock ci Buskin ...,.,..,. Stamp G Coin ..,.......... Star Gazers ,.... Stitch G Rip , ........ Thalian Players ............ Typewriting ...,....,..... 1 ,.... Window Trimming ....,.,.. .....,. Contents ..,.,..................,.......,.... Cross-Country ........,..,....,.......... Dedication .......,.......,.,..,.,..,..,....,.,...,..,.,... Double Mixed Quartet .,........,.... Ensemble .,..,....,.,...........,............... Executive Committees Eleventh Grade , ...... Tenth Grade ....,...,..,. Faculty Section .,..,........ Features Section .......... Football .,..............,.,.,,.....,. Foreword ...,......,......,......,. Girl Reserves Eleventh Grade .... Tenth Grade ..........................,............ Twelfth Grade ...,.......,,..............,..... Girls' Flthletic 1'-lssociation Golf ..........,,................................................. 4 a Hall Patrol ..,......,.,......,. Health Council .,...... Hi-Y .....,............,....................,............,. Hockey ......,.,,...............,.....,......,.,..,.....,..,..,. National Honor Society .,.,.,...... Iumor Band .....,.......................................,,. Iunior Orchestra .,.,.......,.,...,... Pageant ........................................ Red G Black Staff ............ .......,.... Seniors .,....,.,..,................,....... ............. Senior Hssembly .,.,...,.. Senior Band ,.....,............... ,.,......... Senior Committees .. .,.... ......... . .. Senior Officers ......, , ...,......,... : ,.... ........ , . . Senior Orchestra .ff ..........,.....,.,..,..... Soccer Boys .......,..,...........,.. L ...,..... .....,. I Girls ..,....,..,....,.,...,.......................,...,......, Student Council ....,...., ............ Table Tennis Boys ..,...,......... Girls' ........,... Tennis Boys' .. . . Girls ........,... Track ..........,...... 1 ...... Usher Staff ...,..... Volleyball ......... 147 147 148 149 149 150 150 151 152 152 3 189 6 126 120 106 107 153 9 173 2 110 111 109 108 188 113 105 114 197 103 119 117 97 114 22-96 16 118 .98-99 21 116 185 196 104 187 201 186 202 183 112 200 . ' ,P vt ' Zfffwrogwwhljamj J JM 21? 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