Reading High School - High Lights Yearbook (Reading, OH)

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HIESHMAN lIlASS IIHIEIRS ANII AIIVISHIS fa gals 350 44 f A Ks-fav L I K ' Ii ' r--. I I STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Herrin, Sharon Glorious, Bill Miller, David Loggains, Mr. Singer, Adviser, Doyle Nicely, Miss Glaser, Adviser, Mr. Riesenberg, Adviser. CLASS OF 1956 With high hopes and happy hearts a group of wide eyed youngsters came into the halls of Reading High in September of 1952. As we look back now it is hard to believe that so much could take place in one short year to remake this group of many minds into one, as we are now. Our first meeting in September was a most important one. We elected our officers. These were: David Loggains, president, Alice Herrin, vice-president, Bill Miller, secretary, Sharon Glorius, treasurerg and Doyal Nicely, sergeant- at-arms. We chose green and gold as our class colors, the American Beauty Rose as our class flower, and for our motto those famous words: TRUTH IS BETTER THAN GOLD. During the year we did much to keep our class together. Our treasury was enriched by five hundred dollars. . .we started the year with a few dollars and in June had a total of five hundred and twenty dollars to our credit. Our dance, bake sales, sale of Christmas cards, candy sales, and paper drives - all helped us to reach our goal. But most important, we learned to work together. Under the leadership of Mr. Singer, our permanent adviser, and Miss Glaser and Mr. Earl Riesenberg we spent a most enjoyable year. To these three, who did so much to help us through, we say Many thanks for a job well done. 35

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6' A I x Herrin, Alice Qc J fo' ,fr 3 Jones, Richard ,,an, -J -:' I McCauley, Douglas P. Miller, William Proffitt, Edrie IRISHMA ClASS Truth ls Better Than Gold. -J 5 Herzog, Mary Jane - 2 . XA l ' N oi Kiser, James 'fi' .SPI Mack, Joann Q 4'-if 75 , I If 0' -BQ., Morari, John E. Marilyn Lewis 1 Hostuick, Gayle R. I 3 'x f' Linville, Leon K Marshall, Shirley J. -J 117 -4 N K lx f 'xl Houk, Alfred l 1 4 3 Loggains, David it if 5. ufifiiiflr Miller, Melvin 1? N -If far Ingram, Richard in ,Z Lorton, Evonne Miller, Roslyn ,e ' -3 . sq- il I 1 rx I , v f X 5 ' t if Mrusek, Ralph C. Nicely, Doyal Niehaus, Nancy AREN'T WE STUDIOUS?