Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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sfffaawdfzs Miss Anna Stump and Mrs. Mary Heller, school librarians, greet the students with a pleasant smile and a cheery word, idkfdlib cgfaf These women compose our efficient cafe- teria staff, which daily plans and prepares nutritious meals for students and teachers in our school. Row 'l--Mrs, Lillian Leinbach, Mrs. Mary Leisey, Mrs, Carrie Hoffman, Mrs, Jennie Dettra, Mrs Mabel Endy, and Mrs. Viola Dalton Row 2-Mrs, lrma Goelz, Mrs, Irene Sands, Mrs, Louella Bitters, Mrs, Dagrnar Wilson, Mrs, Ester Gring, Mrs. Violet Rapp, Mrs, Grace Reider, and Mrs, Ella Kissinger Row 3-Mrs. Ethel Hiester, Mrs, Mildred Eenstermacher, Mrs, Grace Gable, Mrs, Fan- nie Yeich, Mrs, Emma Frey, Miss Sophie Shurtz, Mrs, Edna Gormley, Mrs, Mary Shurtz, Mrs, Catherine Pantailo, Mrs, June Redcay, Miss Ida Zellhart, Mrs Pearl Mohn, Mrs, Barbara Tolhert, and Mrs, Bertha Bos- old WMZZ 9222142 These five women of the General Office render numerous services to the students, teachers, and the administrators of R,H.S. Row 'l--Miss Betty Walters, Miss Helen Gardner, and Miss Barbara Ann Schell Row 2-Mrs, Louise Staley, and Miss Joan Shirley Schrader

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f' 1 N 5 VM gjilb va E 1 -- if The Stalwart Evergreen, in the fall and winter, is a welcome sight to eyes which must constantly behold the bare products of nature. As these beautiful trees stand out prominently against a severe background, so do our activities highlight and relieve the monotony of routine classes. In so doing, these clubs and organizations develop desirable attitudes and interests. Their fullest value can be appreciated when they are seen as an important part of the total school program. Let us now view the various evergreens of our school and their contributions to the youth of today.