West Reading High School - Vaquero Yearbook (West Reading, PA)

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'Y' THE 1934 BEACON '- - - - 1- , fum -av JOHN B. ELLIS , HNig7! E. JANE DRENNING 6SJ'anie9! Beautiful but dumb. Janie's bright answers in History Class are enough to distress even the most doting parent. She has the reputation of holding her man and making him like it. If you don't want to take our word for it, ask Nig. Life is just another round of makefup for jane but we admit she knows how to wield a wicked lip-stick. Nig is the one and only married man of the class-and he's so young too. He's our modern version of a cave man, but his better half seems to take it and like it and return it with com' pliments. Nig knows all the answers and likes to drive his dad's Plymouth---when he can get it. FLORENCE HENRIETTA FINGER Flossie Flossie has developed a mania for kissing trucks. We don't know what to expect next. We fervently hope she doesn't conf fine all her alfections to trucks. She really can blush, believe it or 1'1Ot. Her favorite topic of conversation is her trip to the jail. Last but not least. Flossie is an accomplished pianist. EDNA MAE FISHER f'Micky,' Edna can go for anything in pants. She's a vicious woman with red hair and green eyes. Goes on slaying parties five nights out of seven. We can't discover what she does the other two nights. Edna can shake a wicked leg on the dance floor and can boast of a sweet contralto voice. Her dependability is one of her many fine qualities.

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THE 1934 BEACON CONRAD R. BROWN Gentlemen prefer blondesQso we guess we'll have to call Connie a gentleman. Connie's an allfaround athlete and when he's not engaged in playing basketball, soccer or baseball, as far as we can see, he must spend his time with the blondes-we know it's not on schoolfwork. Get oudt DONALD WALTER BRUNNER Shadow Shadow would like us to believe he's a confirmed misogynist fSee Websterj but we hear that Shadow is very fond of peaches and that someone likes shrimps-and-putting two and two together we get-not ptomaine poisoning-but a romance! Tries to make us think he's tough-hun he's just bashful ! Woman, don't molest me! always cool, calm, and collected. DOROTHY EVELYN DEYSHER lCDot7! Shes chubby and fair, but we don't much care QWith apologies to the authors of A Capital Shipnj. Although she claims her neck is extremely delicate the cavefmen of the class seem to delight in choking her. They're always picking on Dot. Her secret passion is barbecues and moon. H-ours mean just another barbecue to her. Is11't that cute! CHARLES ALBERT BUECHLEY HNaz7I Naz is our idea of a strong, silent hefman. natured and is always willing to do more than at class affairs. Although he has red hair he the popular conception of redfheads. Unlike members of the class he believes that silence is golden and is He is very good- his share of work doesn't live up to most of the male

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THE 1934 BEACON MILDRED ANNA FOCHT Millie Anne Millie Anne has her affections divided between Mt. Penn and a stock boy. She's continually falling in love and, what's worse, with about a half dozen people at one time. Romantic soul fwe're telling youll. Budding poetess and has a secret passion for doughnuts. Loves to slay people with that big bluefeyed gaze. Million dollar baby from the five and ten cent store. Boy, is he slick! JANET LOIS FOULTZ 1 scjanv Janet intends to enter the medical profession. She looks able to handle the patients. When she gives her patients one of her :owflike gazes there'll be no need for an anesthetic. She has a habit of giving certain members of the faculty her own variety of a dying calf look. Janet can go into ecstacies over anything from a broken toefnail to tall handsome men. But with all these distractions she still manages to rate the honor roll each quarter. I can't explain it, but--U RUTH ESTHER GLASS Ruthie Ruthie's a streak of lightning on the basketball floor and a thundercloud when her tempeifs aroused. Ruthie expects to be a referee after graduation. If she's as fast in other respects as she is on the floor we're afraid she'll run away with herself some day. Although she is small she is well able to make herself heard above everyone else. I-sch FOSTER STANLEY GRIFFITH Fat doesn't deserve his title. We think he's just pleasingly 1. ' 3, 1'-':.. ' Ifh.1'5s: 'Y 'f y 'sf '--' lik '1 ' '- Q Y A f i. 5 ,f--f nz-'ifh' 3' V2-' ' ..?i gg5,- f w' 2 -' J- . ' 7.2-' V L 3,5-2 . z jjggi . T 'f . . 3 W' i fi-. cc 1: l' ,i Fat ' 'Z f-1 .., A -fue ., 1' 'if .2 -Ht. I, u Y-f,'?a?a?i -4937 li ' ---vs, . V4 'T - Wg .av L it f - Lexi . .' lid 12'-2-iii W 1 jgg' 4Ae.aygsQ? M .... P J' - 'f ' - V f.g-I. Sh:-. fwiff- 'V . A ' -' . 5-ak f 'f :! lf tv. '. ' , i .. K J ug -1: 511 ir!-1144. aff' ..L.l....--- plump. Girls seem to be the least of his worries. The easiest way to find Fat is to look for an aviation magazine, for he's usually behind on-e. He aspires to be a high flyer and if he ever comes out of the fog he'll probably succeed.