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

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4 THE 1934 BEACON CLARENCE FRANKLIN REE SER GGNag?7 Takes to water like a duck. Is fond of redfheads-well, anyway hc's always hot on the heels of flaming youth. Which one? Walks like Charlie Chaplin in his own original way. Is the butt of not a few of the trickier members of the class and is likely to receive publicity on the slightest account. A haircut, for instance! You're ignorant of the fact that you're dumb! . ,...,r - ,mf 3 JJ , . .st-Y sms' - Ai I-1.. i 'l ' - s f l K ELEANORE CARCLINE RHOADS Twinny Twinny knows how to push the waves and curls in the straightest hair. And that includes her own. Up to this time boy friends play little part in her life, but of course we don't know what goes on behind our backs. Twinny knows how to sew-her clothes prove that fact. Would make a good little MADELINE VIRGINIA RHCADS Twinny I Madelilie is just as much like her sister as the proverbial two peas in a pod. But this twinnie doesn't share her sister's flair for hairdressing. We hear she's an expert at slinging hash and baking cakes, though. The twins seldom agree on anything. Madeline enjoys the business world more so than her sister and does quite well in all her commercial subjects. wifey for some man who enjoys good homefcooking. DOROTHEA RAMER SCHLOTTMAN rg Dottie', Flaming youth and sweet sixteen. What a combination to find tangled in one person. But even Worse in a human like Dottie. Dottie could giggle clouds out of the sky and frown them right back again. Is frank to the point where its hurts. Quite emotional but emotional people seein to make good typists and Dottie is our prize in that Held. Still argues that a certain boy from Reading can kiss better than anyone else around this vicinity. Of course this vicinity doesn't include Hollywood.

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RICHARD JOHN MAURER il THE 1934 BEACON MARIE LOUISE KRUECKE '4Marie D Chic-petite-intelligent-that sums up Marie. Deeply interested in E. M. Despiteher frail appearance she is quite an athlete. Marie knows her Germany and can hand you a line on the family history. Pounds the keyfboard very eifectivcly. Dope Dope 1S de guy from New York and believe it or not likes gansters and molls. Not that he intends to follow an example of these present law breakers but he is still a boy at heart and likes to mimic his heroes. Won't admit he's licked in a verbal battle but always finds some way to get around twisty questions. We expect Dick to be a big success in the mechanical field in the near future. RICHARD BROWN MERRITT 6GDiCk9 3 Dick is a lady killer. Not as a result of his driving a truck around corners on two wheels at sixty miles an hour, but because his alluring glances have the power to make the feminine hearts flutter. What is this power he has over women? Besides being a ladyfkiller he participates in all athletic sports, and shines particularly in basketball. MADELINE ALICE REUTHER Maud Because of her pesky appendix, Maud couldn't play basket' ball this year, which was a disappointment. Makes whoopee at Bach's a couple of nights a week. Blondes are coming larger this year. Maud has grown up only in one respect, though, for she still likes to jump rope, skate and throw snowballs. Tskftsk. Are we shocked? Not much!

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RICHARD FISHER SCHNABLE Dick THE 1934 BEACON H. RAYMOND SOHNABLE, JR. HRay7I Ray is the teacher's nightmare. He has all the makings of a class cutfup and does he cut capers! He's forever getting last warnings for the sixth or seventh time and they don't even make an impression. He has big brown eyes which have caused not a few of the girls to fall and fall hard. He also drives a car-when he has a license-and is therefore in demand for all the basket' ball games. Dick is what one would call a nosey guy. Besides that he seems to be tremendously leggy on the dance floor. We advise anyone who may have the pleasure of dancing near him to give him lots of room. Dick prefers blondes and knows how to give them the big rush. But for all his height Dick is quite docile and claims the girls underestimate his values. He is quiet-at times -and tl'1at's one thing in his favor. Likes to talk about Harlem. DCNALD JOHN SCHOELKOPF Cicero Cicero is one good sport around the girls. Will give them almost anything they ask for, but is very bashful. When he loses his sense of bashfulness he begins to tease and then he's T. M. T. B. fToo much to bearj. Cicero claims you must be fast to get a kiss the first night. RGBERT K. SHEARER Ducky Wuckyi' Ducky Wucky comes from a duck farm but talks of nothing but horses and dogs. We expect that after he's out of school, like joe Penner, he'll be crying after all of us- Do ya wanna buy a duck? At intervals when he has horses eff the brain Robert is able to argue-sometimes intelligently-with various members o the faculty. This last: year Ducky Wucl-:y's thoughts have turned to romance and the country boy seems to be coming into his own. Ask him about River Road.