Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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nd- .S-.......s:Lnf 'S 312 'ffl' '- We the class of 52 conclude our school years IH thus memorable Anniversary Year the year In whlch we are celebratmg the twenty flfth anmversary of Readmg Hugh School This funal year would not have been complete haw ever wrthout the tradutnonal class events class day the class trap to Annapolus the Student Pruncc and the semor prom ' 'vase Now at the close of the Salver Jubnlee let us pause to thunk what Readnng Hugh has meant to us Here we have had the opportunu tres to develop our characters through farmmg new friendships carrying out responslbrlltues grvmg service choosing extra curncular actrvl taking currlculums to prepare us for the future As we leave ta take our places IH the world we should stnve to follow un the footsteps of those graduates whose hugh :deals have led them to be leaders In thelr chosen frelds 'Q- fm 'X 1 1 v,' v-1 A W7 ,,- ' -F , sf: 'jg-'v fLjfg..'.l, , - 15. 1 we 'S' ':,2,g.gg'Q,,'- i . ' - If Vi wiki. . b - lf.,-. gf sp x ,. I L '. v T . ' . 3 ' ' ' has X . . . - k EV .5 . . . . A Q f , ' 3 1 - . A f ' 2732. ' . . ' 'S' 1' I , - 2 ,Xin , x- , ' A , 'El :Q .. ' ' :YY f . , -- an ,gel , , f . . . 1 , h . . .- S 2, ,XII ties for enjoyment, and most important of all, r :Z ' ' ' 5 - . ,, ' 5 1 xi. -W A , E fx' fif P- . . , first .' - '4 4' .QV -kj. xc: 'mg 1 ri 5211 ' 4 , , I J K -V. G3 pw:,r e' - ' 1, 'z.'- ,I ' A il. . My :fan S, Elf Af 3 my V 5, ptr: 7 aria ' - 3'?'! ,, g ' 'ffm '-if f ' , . J .

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674155 cgjansals T0 OUR SPONSORS- We, the class of '52, wish to extend our deepest appreciation to our sponsors, Miss Pfau, Miss Morrette, and Mr. Haage. You have helped us to enjoy our high school years to their fullest extent by your competent guidance. Miss Olga M. Pfau, sponsor Mr. Joseph E. Haage Miss Martha M. Morrette TO THE CLASS OF 1952- Youth is the future, we its leaders, your class motto, imposes a responsibility and presents a challenge. lf you are the future, then on you rests the responsibility of making the world one of high moral and spiritual values. As its leaders, you will have in your hands the power to make progress in attaining this ideal, The youth of today asks that all of us pause each day and pray for the guidance of our leaders so that they may bring peace to the world. lf each succeeding generation of youth all over the world seriously weighs these moral and spiritual val- ues and assumes its share of responsibility in achiev- ing them, some day a generation of youth will grow up to know a world where self is forgotten in the interests of the com- mon good and so know a world at peace. May you, the class of 1952, find true happiness in the fulfillment of your dreams and aspirations as you take your places as the leaders of the future. M