Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Department Head Mr. C. Collins Kepler 's'l. jfkfffemarfbx Qeierfmznf A ioviol scene like this one is hard to find at the end of a grueling day Row 'I-Mr, C, Collins Kepler, Miss Olga M Pfau, Miss Elizabeth E, Smith, Mr, Ron- ald C, Kiclwline, Mr, William C, Harine, Mr. Harry M. Scott Row 2-Mr. R. Stuart Stump, Mr. David L. Hoffman Mr. Kichline is well pleased with the re- sults of a recent Consumer Math test. The explanation of geometric designs op- pears to be fascinating to Mr. Stump's geometry class. l3

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tl. 0 tgczbnce Qehzxlfmefzf The program of study for the coming week is outlined by Mr, Fenstermacher dur- ing one of the weekly department meetings. Mr, W, Whalen Fenstermacher, Mr. Char- les Schaich, Mr, Theodore Starr, Mr. John Sheetz, Mrs. Angeline K. Doty, Miss Arlene Winter, Mr, Herman D. Shultz, Mr. Louis Moderness, Mr. Frederick E, Luckenbill Mr, Luckenbill, a former teacher of Northwest Junior High, explains the func- tions of the vital organs of a grasshopper to two students of his class Mr Sheetz, another newly appointed member of our science staff, demonstrates the method ot obtaining hydrogen to three Of his Industrial Vocational bows

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Qfwezyfz language Zehzfzfmefzf Mass Alethra N. Love stimulates the mterest of her Latun students by usang minuatures to nllustrate :mportant phases un Roman lute. Customs, culture, and Iearnnng of the Spannsh people !, form unterestung bases for Mass Martha M. Marrette and 22' a few of her Spanish students. Department Head Mass Martha M. Morrette Proctucal German conversations in class are empha- sized by Mr. go,-,s Warren F. Gush. Mrs Lrllaon E Kramer nllustrates typucal French arch: tecture and manner of dress ta some of her French sta- dents