Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Qefzzfe 6741! Sponsor Miss Hotfert President Arthur Saylor Vice President Robert Rochman Secretary June Koziar The members of Debate Club gain valu able knowledge ot world affairs by discus sing the pros and cons ot important domes tic and international problems These students prepare to take sides and debate on a present day problem, Row 'I-D. Newpher J. Rosen A, Leger J, Koziar A. Saylor and R. Rachman Row 2-K. Weidner, R. Deisher, R. Mc- iston, D, Dimos, P. Eyrich, A, B ass, B. Battoglieri, and Miss Hotfert lin fasmahabfan fir! Sponsor-Miss Love President-Donald Racer Vice-President-Barbara Brown Secretary-Joan Bankes Treasurer-Shirley Bauder Cosmopolitan Club members study the costumes, languages, and the cultural and geographical points ot interest in France and Germany. The colorful slides that Miss Love is showing interest these club members. S. Schittler, P. Spangler, B, Brown, Miss Love, D. Racer, J. Bankes, S. Ackman, C. Richard, S. Bauder, and R. A, Custman 4752! flu! Sponsor-Mr, Ralph Dornsite President-Robert lrlesser Vice-President--Elaine l-lindin Secretary-Rona Paul Treasurer-Ronald Rhodes This club helps to provide an outlet of artistic enjoyment for those students who wish to develop more skill in such work as spotter painting, water coloring, and free hand drawing. Mr, Dornsite helps these students perfect their art work. Row 'I-G, Dunbar, E. l-lindin, and R. l-lesser Row 2-J, Nagle, R, Paul, W. Bartlet, S, Shiery, and B, Keturakis Row 3-M, J. Stutzman, P, Dentith, and J. Adams Row 4-F. McKee, P. Stamm, and Mr, Dornsife Row 5-R. Rhodes

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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.

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gmwifzy mi Sponsor-Miss Martha Schmidt President-Ronald DeHart Vice-President--Barbara Speiers Secretary-Doris George Treasurer-Theora Marberger Fellowship Club, which is a service organ- ization, has as its main objective the pro- motion of brotherhood among students. Other activities of the club include sponsor- ing of the Red Cross Drive at R.l-l.S., and collecting money for the support of a Nav- ajo lndian. zzz? arm! Qlacffez' 6751! Sponsor-Miss Arline Winter President-Anna Moser Vice-President-Joyce Nittinger Secretary-Treasurer-Doris Ash Knit and Crochet Club members, under the direction of Miss Winter, improve their skill by constant practice. Knit one, purl two is a phrase familiar to these girls. Miss Schmidt and several interested stu- dents review posters on Brotherhood Week, Row 'I-M. Bailey, B. Brubaker, C. Foose, T, Marberger, G. Zielinski, and J. Lenart Row 2-Miss Schmidt, C, Zellers, E. Drexler, F. Matz, C. Bell, T, Hassler, G, Fox, C. Stroman, C. Markovich, M, Miller, and B. Speiers The president is giving the club a report on the success of the coke sale. Seated-D. George, E. Borrell, G. Gibson, D. Young, S. Jacobs, N, Geiger, S, Hellman, M, Szelak, E. Heller, N. Styer, E, Taylor, B, Spatz, and R. Del-lart Standing-F. Skipper, D. Bowman, D, Daubenspeck, J, Dugan, M, Davis, and J. Kemp Row 'I-D. Ash, J, Nittinger, . Clouse, and Miss Winter Row 2-A, Moser, L, Allen, M, Baker, and P. Hohl lf! t-gWZ--