Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA), Class of 1946, Cover

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T0 TH WE IIEIIICATE llllli YEAHIHIUK IISE WHO These laid the world aw GAVE 'I'IIEIIie All ay? Poured out the red Sweet wine of youtlng Gave up the years to be. V IIE URAULE M46 26446042 Abington Sonior Abington High School Penn ylvania 74 any 7044 Wane Same Dear Jim: Here is your school-Abington Senior High. While you have been away defend- ing this great country of ours, we have tried to preserve those traditions and standards that you remember as Abing- ton's. The world was at war when we en- tered these halls, now we are going forth to make secure that peace which over 1800 former Abingtonians aided in bring- ing about. We graduates have been pre- paring to take our places in the post- war world-educating our minds, build- ing our bodies with sports, filling our leisure profitably with music, dramatics, art, and publications. We did what we could to help the war effort-selling bonds, working in hospit- als, taking war jobs. Fellows went into service right out of our classes-some never to come back. Yet we haven't changed, Jim. We still rush madly for the lunch line and buses, twosomes still walk the track, we still crowd the gym for rallies and yell at games. Yes, itis still the same old school, Jim. Turn the pages and you will see. N Alma Mater Executives' castle Abington chariots Homemakers' haven The cottage UM ' Athletes, paradise Mealtime meander CUNTENTS HABINGTON HIGH ScHooL STANDING Fon RIGHTH ACTIVITIES-:'WE,RE BEHIND EACH ONEU .V.. NAS OUR TEAMS Go INTO BATTLE , USONS AND DAUGHTERS, LOYAL RooTERs,' ..,.. . HLET NoT M1-:M'RIEs FADED BE , ,..,,., , Dr. Raymond H. White Superintendent School Board ALBERT W. ZACKEY, PRESIDENT WM. HENRY HOLMES, JR., VICE-PRESIDENT E. WAYNE JENKINS, TREASURER EDWARD G. ZEPP WESLEY A. CLEM WILLIAM S. ARMSTRONG CLARENCE J. MILLER Non-members PERCIVAL R. RIEDER, SOLICITOR NATHAN S. TRUMP, MAINTENANCE ENGINEER FREDERICK W. HILL, SECRETARY RAYMOND H. WI-IITE, SUPERINTENDENT chool Director During the time you have been away, the School Board has certainly been do- ing a fine job. Remember how athletes walked home or rode the P. T. C. if they missed the first bus out? Now these lucky studes ride home in school buses as late as 6:15. The School Board recently in- creased the amount appropriated per pu- pil for books for the library. If you want help with your individual problems, Mr. Lissfelt has more time to spend advising students. The townshipls comprehensive testing program has also been expanded. The war has changed many things in Ab- ington township, but, as conditions im- prove, the Abington School Board and superintendent will see to it that Abing- ton schools keep pace with the best. Zepp. Miller, Rieder, Hill, Trump. Clem. Jenkins, Holmes, Zackey, Armstrong. White PIII UIPAL E. B. Gernert Secretaries Miss Doris Sllronk Mrs. Albert Armstrong ' ' .-f' ' .r . - . ince Mr. Gernert was principal when you graduated, I hardly need to tell you what a source of inspiration and never-failing guidance he has been to us. Yet with all of his respon- sibilities here, he has not forgotten you boys. Did you know, Jim, that he spent all last summer working with wounded veterans at the Naval Hospital? None of you will forget his faithful correspond- ence while you were away nor his cheery welcome when you came back. Through his leadership, our school has maintained its high standards, even under war con- ditions, and is now preparing its students to face the problems of the post-war world. Commercial . . . Of course, we in the commercial course still think our course is the best in the school. We realize more than ever that with work slack- ening and not so many workers needed in in- dustry the commercial graduate must acquire speed and accuracy to the highest possible degree. Under the di- rection of Mr. Krueger we have sold candy for the flower fund and solicited advertise- ments and subscrip- tfons for the YEAR- BOOK and ads for the ABINGTONIAN be- sides our regular class activities. X f 1 . ,.X .. X ,. . 1, ix 1 HX -' f3 x H ,.- , , .X r g K. .X CLASSICAL That English test . . E'coutez sa voix . . Keeping in trim.. Ubersetzen Sie! . . Now stretch your diaphragm . . Dot translates General . . . Jim, do you remember how many kids always crowded into the general course? Well, it's still just as popular. More students are choosing that course so that they can specialize in music, in art, or in home economics. Of course, there are still some generals who landed in that course when the go- ing got too stijf in classical or commercial or engineering subjects, but that number is steadily decreasing. The gen- eral course offers a well-rounded education with a wide choice of subjects, an opportunity that many students really appreciate. Classical . . . Latin contracts, 64 equations, French verbs, German vocabu- lary, English novels and essays-these are a few of the worries of the overworked classicals. But fortunately it's not all work. Many of you returned servicemen enjoyed the Latin Club's Turnabout Dance, and the school applauded the ceremony of the Vestal Virgins and the Roman comedy given during Latin Week. However, our main objective is to prepare for college-not an easy task now that you returned servicemen are crowding to colleges in such numbers that they are receiving more applications than they can possibly ac- cept. But we know that the classical course has given us an excellent foundation for college work when we do get in, and we've had lots of fun with all our hard study. N., UN ,.4-?3f kQi' 'ima iss X X L:.,J,,1s-5. 'ri of r or ws- vff K f 1 5: f ,X - . 54351. 5' ami' X 3, 'lf 96 l unsafe-if ,lf e fllqqlfifs ,'fs1t,-alfa 'H+' V ,, ,.i.ff!ym5s- z1.sgil kiwi? , K 3365 dxf, ,tj-f .remix ?'A '-gag? L wg- M, Q9 - ,gE7 ,Q M xc ,KZ 9 I ' i V wid l ' , .ua -f f W A Yilty-H is A X ivx -Qfmiiff P 47 , f' -4 e nk J ' by tMq'1p his Jggb, C1 DMMERCIAL IS that a debit? . . Pepsodent smiles . . Serious Seniors . . Number, please . .Figure study . . Machines speed work . . Keep notebooks up to date . . Case problems . . Enjoying Emerson? . . Oh, those outlines! ,. . f, GENERAL I 5 Lf Global history I Q Hang that dress! Water color What makes us tick? Microscope work Basic Science Future housewives 'idx - JN -fx 1 ,Awww I .., -rm, wig ,-if 1 ww M x . QA Q Y A il Ill n . I A 'YZQQ ,44 ii S I g . Q inn, 15 F4 4..' A 'V Ji A' I' Q f 1 .545 15 Q 2 In vw A ,Z : aw ,. M vb- ,....... FACULTY And, Jim, you remember the faculty. Most of the ones you knew are still teaching here, although there have been a few changes. Mr. Roberts and Mr. Seltzer have returned from the Armed Forces. Mrs. Marion Bright Bayne, a former AH S grad herself, is now Miss Herzog's assistant while Miss Anna Miller has joined the commercial department and Mr. Pawling, the history department. You should have seen these busy teachers during the war, Jim. They worked hard for the Red Cross, headed bond drives, and served as blood donors. Mr. Gernert served on the Rehabilitation Staff at the Naval Hospitalg Mr. Smiley did his bit on the Ration Boardg while the whole faculty as- sisted several times in issuing ration books. W H Albright Ch. Mathematicsg Marion B. Bayne. Physical Educationg Helen P. Briggs Librarian E. A. Brunner, Mathcmaticsg G. E. Burlington, Scienceg Dorothy Cathell English David Clark. Jr., Machine Shop. Ser onrl Row- Helen M. Clark, Social Scienceg Lloyd R. Cole, Electrical Shopg Jane V. Dayis. E112 lish, Clothingg G-eorge F. Erb. Mathematics, Scienceg J. S. Furniss, Comrmerclali P T Gantt, Frenchg George S. Gessner, Mathematics, Science. Thirrl Row- Gertrude E. Herzog, Physical Eflucationg J. I. Kreider, Social Science DCEthKrucgel1g Ch. Commercialg E. A. Lissfelt, Guidance Counselor, Social Science a arlne Lobach, Ch. Lating Frank McClean, Ch. Vocationalg M. B. Messlnger Ch Science Anna Miller, Commercial. -Q-: 'QE FAC LTY Even with fewer supplies and shortage of equipment, the teachers kept Abington from getting into a rut and main- tained the high standards every Abingtonian knows so well. They worked long and harcl to keep the name of Abington High School well known favorably everywhere. Along with everyone else, they worriecl through the news, blundereol through a maze of ration points, and over- came serious shortages in the school. In short, Jim, the teach- ers came through with flying colors. Fourth Row- Katharine Mill-er, Englishg Edith M. Milne, Arty Pauline E. Nunn, Foodsg T. Carroll 0'Brien, Vocal Musicg Charles Pawling, History: Edna S. Powell, German, Spanishg Fifth Row- Robert J. Rapp, Wood Shopg Lilian J. Reichard, Ch. Spanishg Charles C. Roberts, Commercialg Sanford Secor, Physical Educationg Edward R. Seltzer, Englishg Edwin U. Smiley, Chairman of Athletics, Social Science, Leonard B, Smith, Instrumental Music. Sixth Row- Glenn R. Snodgrass, Physical Educationg Lewis C. Swartz, Mathematics, Scienceg Gertrude L. Turner, Englishg Alice F. Weaver, Ccrmmercialg J. Shaylor Woodruti, Mathematicsg Emelus G. Wortman, Printingg Ralph M. Wright, Mechanical Drawingg Zaidee G. Wyatt, Ch. English, Dean of Girls. l l X 'G '-R f i' I , .W ,, . , .. , k I ,. . as - HN, :M . ..: ,t ..- ,K-' Q X he .V . 1- r-as ' Y - - - N55 sg. Tete-a-tete, What's cooking? Spence-your friend and min-3 Lunchrocm Troupe Mr. Cunningham's battlewagxm Miss Laughlin explores Mr. Frye and Mr. Curran Pappy Tun-ner's supplies Jim Condy and his pipe 1466 Jim, remember when you left the school building at night, how firty it was? Then when you arrived next morning, how it was all 'miraculously clean again? Well, that wasnit any miracle, the custod- ins did that job with lots of hard work. Lunchtime finds the helpers ft the cafeteria, cheerfully preparing food. All during the day, secre- zries, telephone operator, engineers, and custodians work to keep Ab- igton running smoothly. Every morning and evening, faithful 'us drivers deliver us at our destination. All year school doctors, yurse, and dental technician check our physical condition. A stu- fent really feels grateful to all these helpers who work to make our chool days the best time of our life. 14 ., , rv .I -. H .-1 ,, X , '14 V 51 .' V-'f.f.:f1.-f..f,f 11p-ygvfg ,Q-f ' - 'f HV ' 4 ' C V. by W fs '15 52 '1- . .. . ' X F. .. ' 1 N 1 J. 1 . r , -l . 1 .. ,-'ff-Jin f.:',, u ,. . 1 5.-..' . 2,4 .w.,.a ft va: wg- 1 ffgggi I . ,,.- J-:g 9,5 'ftf' 1+ 1' V ' mfg. Q I ' I f-an f,. Y i 'fb - J. J'f'rH-ii , f g..f:L xH ' 752.12335 f s-755 L A ,, 1 3252 , Hp, 1 uf-4..,!1t s 1'6' .L Mm -,, 4 .A I. 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A. again awarded us a jirst place. 18 MHHTH Fcgllurv Wrilvrs l'lditlll'i2ll Stan' 0.-in-lc Stall' Typisls and Artists Umcfe Arid did you see this yearjs issue of the ORACLE? The staH used 'Christmas Grab-Bag' as their theme and really had variety-anything from the horrible mystery of 4'Aunt Abigail' arid the lovely poem, Sunken Cathedral, to a i parade of fall sports stars. This year the ORACLE was illus- - trated with peri and ink sketches while the cover bore an im- 1J'I'6SS'l'U6 block print of a cathedral. All in all, Jim, this was u 1 highly successful year for our publications. Oracle Art Staff 19 Ideas in Library Club Library Helpers Debate and Forum A Grand Debate Pointers on Sketching ,f' Fl'iltlll'0 Writers l'IcIiluriaI Stull' 0,-in-IQ Stall' Typisls and Artists Oracle Art Staff And did you see this yearls issue of the ORACLE? The stafjl used 'Christmas Grab-Bag, as their theme and really had variety-anything from the horrible mystery of HAunt Abigailj' and the lovely poem, Sunken Cathedralf, to a parade of fall sports stars. This year the ORACLE was illus- trated with pen and ink sketches while the corner bore an im- pressive block print of a cathedral. All in all, Jim, this was ll - highly successful year for our publications. 19 4646 As usual, Jim, the Student Council spon- sored a number of successful projects. Student Day, when we students substitute for the teachers. was an outstanding event in the school year. Of course, everyone en- joyed those P. T. A. Open Houses in the gym, given with the help of the Student Council. Other out- standing Council pro- jects were the Career Conference and the Christmas donations to Ch,rist's Home. Those hard-working girls, the Internos, were, as always, a de- pendable, helpful group, One of these girls was always at the Service Desk to direct visitors and to run errands, The In- Sernos also ushered at olays and at Com- nenceinent. Every week the J. 7. E. rounded up all ,he school news and jot it to the local and :ity papers. SERV The Stamp and Bond Club did a really super', job of putting over that last Victory Bond drive working with the J. F. E. Peggy Ann Moore, who was tops in the county in bond sales, won a weekend at the Waldorf. Stamp and Bond Club STANDING-Tyler, Miss Briggs, Strecker Young, Boyes, McClatchy, Sell SITTING-Hartling, Reeves, Jones J. F. E. Editors Strachan, Lukens. Dilks Junior Fourth Estate FIRST ROW-Deisroth, Foxhill, Stree- ker, Wetherald, Tyler. Messina Ayres SECOND ROW-Trescott, Lutz. Cook Keller THIRD ROW-VB. Smith, R. Smith Winegaaril, Mzulcller it it i . i 1 N 5 1 ,, kfwilbll it MSW Y W... ev 1 1 'wiv !v s ' Q' 2 4 '!'Q.'T 'lP,' f we .A ,v..v-H-1,,2. Y My 'A gm' WH iff Q M kt 1.4 fr, JY' f I? M. C .3E,f .se s., ,Q H I e -.4 vi? egg . . W ,yifyg , V.. 'Q . ii 1 . ., Q it ll , M' W 3 Ideas in Library Club Library Helpers Debate and Forum Pointers on Sk-etching A Grand Debate X .464 Plan your next move Hold that Pose! WVlm'5 winning at table tennis Busy Seniors at Needlework Learning Etiquette Again everybody cooperated in the club program. Every pupil id the usual choice of one club to attend each Wednesday during ac- aity period. You may think, Jim, that your choice of clubs was ra- er limited. Well, you should see the variety we now have-every- ing from Sewing and Chess to Dramatics and Football. Each year 2 notice a definite growth in club work and an increased interest. ipils frequently remain after school to continue work started in ab-another example of Abington spirit. 23 A J Janice has the floor Cookie, the villain, is caught ?i:3?QfQ'YE2E!3.i3!'1' f ill 'i l2' I 'T W -V, YF . 3 ,Mx Q93 Yi , M . , wif X ur ,,. A .L , X x 3,iq,..:.i3 Jj,.,,,?ugg.p it . X g.g,u9'w piigxix, . :. 1' Aft, - , N ,. a:ff1i i5 2 ,ui X A V 3 lui -415'-ff' 1 ' t lg lx ift . 4 .I --Nsafl -, W' ' Fiji ' , 1 : W ',,,il,Ql.f iii':'i: , M. -' N 1 , 1 -, ,f,,-wg ' 533151 K A' ,U '-7 Y 4x X 1 1 ,fax ...R J x' '1-. 'ny 1, ', Gfyi' -1 Ll. . X On your toes. Shirley Mr. Gantt and Mrs. Wyatt vonfcr Scenery slaves Prompters at work G-man takes over Penny interrupts K Q5 e f I J , , if C- X 1 X 15 will 'Mfr .ll lllu P 1 , , ,1 l i X 'G A 1 This year we produced two three-act plays, and both were real hits, Jim. The Dramatic Club, on November 30 and De- cember 1, gave its version of the melo- drama, PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW, full of intrigue, romance, and contemplated murder, with the evil villain trying to abduct the helpless Purity. She was, of course, rescued in the nick of time by brave Leander Longfellow, and Mortimer Frothingham received his just punish- ment. This was the first major Dramatic Club production in several seasons. We seniors selected the popular com- edy, YoU CAN,T TAKE IT WITH YoU. What a crazy h o u s e h old that was! Snakes, fireworks, Russians, and income tax collectors created havoc in the Van- derhof home, ruled by happy-go-lucky Grandpa Vanderhof, whose philosophy of life was not to work or worry about mon- ey but to have as much fun as you could. Herb Chandlee really gave an unusually fine performance as Grandpa, but the whole cast was excellent. Sorry you couldn't be here to see it! DRAMATHI wi Wx' Q. f mv .. 19- .,qC5vi1 S I ' , 3. . L. 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BOTTOM ROW - Whittingham, Ambrustcr, Henry, Coach Pawling, Listman. Chester- man, Holderer. w JG- ww Last year Mr. Seltzer took Coach Snodgrassls place as head football coach and, in 1945, introduced the T formation here. Big Ed brought Abing- ton smack back into the headlines with a second place berth in the Big Six this year. The team eked out a 7-6 win over Penn Charter after losing a 20-0 affair to Haverford the week before. We did what was deemed impossible the very next week by downing Lower Merion, 19-13, for the first time in five years. Dobbins Vocational and Norristown handed ns setbacks, but we came down to earth in time to lick Upper Darby and Radnor. We would have tied Haverford for the title if the high-spirited boys from Cheltenham hadn't spanked us, 18-6. 6331 5 1 'L 'ig' N ' 25 wZ4riS'sfi' .wT,g,-. , .iff ,N .V . . I 5 k ' A it . .P ' ua. i , . Ni N . -1- - ., N ' -ix L ' Jigga N ' is NN , -fi. QT: Q45 rs in - K, .. K ix: U ,wax R N ws . We Q. l ,L sy Q-,M ,A xxx X in agkwsxs 3 Q rw' it J t, in. rlmvgxx K. U vu 'ir , Nrwb Q ga, Q qt .. .J f r L bg. Hgh 51 '11 From a 13-game schedule this year, Jim, our boys, soccer team was able to salvage only two victories and two ties. Although our league standing wasn't anything to brag about, Coach P. T. Gantt's squad was well represented in the All-Scholastic and All-Suburban line-ups. Leonard Blumenthal, Ghost goalie, finished his three-year term as varsity goal tender by gaining a place on the Philadelphia All-Scholastic team. Dick Dunlap and Ed O'Hara grabbed first team positions with the All-Suburb- an e l e v e n, and Leonard Blumenthal, Norman Smith, Nick Vassalotti, and Joe Hutelmeyer were names on the second team roster. Boot It Coming My Way It Takes Speed Stop that Ball Scrimmage Using His Head 0666? VARSITY P. T. Gantt. coach, R. Rapp assistant coach. Wagner, Vas- salotti. Hutelmyer, Peters Bruner, Gutt, Conti. Davies. Smith. Mc-Alonan Jackson, Blumenthal, Gerd- ing, Freas, D. Dunlap, T Dunlap. JUNIOR VARSITY R, Rapp. assistant coach Pratt, Young. Phinney, Stan- ger, Salisbury, Green. Mar- tin, W. Wood. Ely, Colladay manager. Cloward, Braccio. F r a n z Hurlburt, Roberts, K u s s Wood. O'Hara. Gemert. Record A.H.S. Opp. 0 Frankford 2 2 Penn Charter 1 2 Olney 1 1 Lower Merion 3 0 Hill School 4 1 Haverford 1 0 Bethlehem 4 1 Upper Darby 2 0 Lower Merion 3 0 George School 1 0 Haverford 2 0 Girard 'College 3 0 Upper Darby 0 Record 5 Opp. Hatboro 6 Abing. Friends 6 Jenkintown 8 Springfield 3 Norristown 1 Ambler 4 Cheltenham 3 767 When we started out this year, the outlook for Miss Herzogis hockey team was very dismal as we had only 1 few reserves remaining from last year. We were not surprised to go down before Hatboro, Abington Friends, 1nd Jenkintown all in succession. However, we staged 1 surprise attack on the lassies from Springfield and held them to a 3-3 tie. With a reserve of energy from this game, we lost to Norristown by only one point. Ambler and Cheltenham came next, and twice again our hockeyists were overcome. Then the last game of the season provided solace for the downcast eleven when they defeated Upper Merion by a one to nothing score, thanks to Virginia Winegard, who captained the team. SQUAD: Standing-Miss Herzog. coach. Young. Brush. Jacoby, Hun- sicker. Fitzgerald, Hey, D, Martz, Wiochardt, McFadden Kerr, Massino. Foxhill. rngr., Mrs, Bayne, assistant coach Second-Wilkins, assi. mgr., Sutch. Lindfors, Stevenson Hampp. Reigart, Hartzell. Stout, Gimbel, Leatherman. Cook FrontwMatthews. Shutts, West. M. Martz, Captain Wine- gard, Morris. Deisroth. MacGregor, Henry. Upper Merion 0 VARSITY Miss Herzog. coach Foxhill, xngr. MacGregor Morris Wincgard, captain Shutts 'fi D. Martz Henry West M. Martz Hampp Gimbel Deisroth Reigart isa Zawya' 2 Since you were in school only a few years ago, Jim, you cer- tainly remember PopU Erb. Well, he's still here and still turning out basketball teams. Those teams are getting better, too. This year we were a little slow getting started because Pop:' had lost almost his whole 1945 team and had to work on a crew of green kids. When we lost hue league games in a row, things looked pretty dismal. Then, all of a sudden, we set a cocky Chelten- ham Club on their ear, 25-23. Those green kids had ripeneol. And they proceeded to prove it by upsetting Norristown, Haver- ford, and Upper Darby and tying the league standings into knots. Record AHS Opp. AHS Opp. 29 Ben Franklin 27 24 Upper Darby 33 23 Simon Gratz 26 25 Cheltenham 23 33 Lansdale 21 41 George School 28 56 Bryn Athyn 34 42 Lansdale 44 26 Pottstown 44 34 Haverford 29 37 P. S. D, 26 43 P. S. D. 38 23 Haverford 34 35 Norristown 29 25 Cheltenham 44 32 Lower Merion 48 30 Norristown 42 45 Upper Darby 42 20 Lower Merion 51 S uad Hughes goes after it Jefferis, Thorpe, Hopkins,q Emerich, Kessler, Leavesle-y, Davidson gets it Hughes, Frees, Fleming, Enelow, manager. MacM1nn, Fllng, Jenklns, Davidson. Stretch for it! Smith, Martinez, smnger, Eddowes, Batman. Forsyth. Mmm, G. F. Erb, coach. ES ' K 'nfff' ' ' Zawya' Suburban interscholastic champs in swimming - that's the big news about Uncle Charley Pawlingis mermen, Jim. We never even had a look at the champ- ionship before. What's more, we were un- defeated in league meets, losing only to George School in the last meet of the season. We tied with Norristown and Up- per Darby in the P. I. A. A. district meet, qualified six boys for the regionals, and three for the state finals. Harper added one more to his victories when he won the 100-yd. breaststrolce in the regional meet while Cline and Morrow took sec- onds. Boy, it really was a great season! A-- U I Record AHS Opp. 45 'Central 21 49 West Chester 17 37 Norristown 29 37 Pottstown 29 46 V2 Eddystone 19 W 34 Upper Darby 32 40 Coatesville 26 24 George School 42 SQUAD fbelowb TOP-D. Davidson, E. Jack- son, T. Morrow. W. Miller, H. Trumpoldt, H. Harper, Coach Pawling, Mgr. We- therald. FRONT-D. Gee. B. Cline, J. Ash. P. Hart- zell. W. Chandlee III, W. Armstrong, R. Blanc. A bird? No, Davidson! Take your mark! Tr-eat 'cm rough. SHQLLDW QA4 Leaf fu.. j li m 3 D'on't grab, girls It's a basket! Record AHS Opp. 25 Hatboro 24 18 Norristown 27 11 Lower Merion 25 24 Springfield 19 33 Ambler 25 23 Cheltenham 18 20 Upper Moreland 21 29 Abington Friends 21 29 Lansdale 20 SQUAD STANDING--Morris, mgr., Zim- merman, Thurber, Justice, Hampp, Derck, M. Marlz, Mal- thews, Ulmer, Day, Mrs. Bayne, coach. SITTING-Vogel, Riemenschneid- er, Zitzer. Bailey, Kerr, Mc- Fadden, Lindfors, ass't. mgr. With both varsity and intramural pro- grams this season, our girls, coached for the first time by Mrs. Marion Bayne, came out for the squad in such numbers that we had three teams. We were very proud of our varsity, and you will be, too, when you realize that they won six out of nine games. A few of the high- lights of the seasons were the games in which we squelched unbeaten teams such as Ambler and Abington Friends. An- other bright spot was our 29-20 victory over Lansdale, whom we had never pre- viously beaten. In the intramurals, the juniors came through victorious. ' P5 Drexel Institute J. V. Swarthmore J. V Norristown Bartram Lower Merion Hallahan Little Flower Temple Freshmen AHS Opp. 33 33 46 18 46 22 35 23 30 36 36 30 46 20 36 30 Take - off Mermaid in Flight Our Dot Water Babies ' 1 TOP ROW-Asst. Manager- Leopold. Coach-Miss H. Clark, Young, Wassman, Reigart. L. Robinson, D. Martz, Leatherman, Mac- Farland, J. Smith, Coward. CENTER ROW - Hartzell. Murray. Hunsberger. Knorr, N. Nagel. Sutch. BOTTOM - Warr, Jacoby, Wardner. Lee. Zyfzeelffiag Key lock escape Just a little variety Wing lock takedown Record AHS Opp 26 George School 17 16 Lansdowne 24 23 Penn Charter 20 18 Haverford 23 16 Upper Darby 24 21 Cheltenham 26 O Wash., N. J. 40 30 Lower Merion 11 45 Perkiomen 0 SQUAD TOP ROW-Frank Conti Fanelli, R. Eichert, A OND ROW-T. Dunlap E. Shields, R.. Dunlap R. Mandler, R. Rapp, J Maitland, R. Fickett iels, W. Brown, D Waeltz, J. White, A Maitland. S. Sterrett, F Vaughn, D. Savory, J Snively. AQQAQ R. Clark, D. Watton, A. Hoose, R.. Smith. SEC- R. Cherry, F. Djorp, FRONT ROW-J. Dani The wrestling team had its ups and downs this year. We started of okay when we pinned George School, 26-17, but then we fell flat on our backs as we bowed to Lansdowne High, 16-24. The Penn Charter match was close, but the 23-20 verdict favored as. Haverford, Upper Darby, and Cheltenham defeated as before our lone league win-a 30-11 victory over Lower Merion. We took Perkiomen, 40-0, then met New Jersey's state champ- ions, Washington High, who trampled us, 45-0. That was bad, Jim, but re- member - we DID beat Lower Merion. ' i 'l x' 1 s Golf Schedule April 26 29 May 3 6 10 13 17 20 24 27 Upper Darby Haverford Norristown Lower Merion Cheltenham Upper Darby Haverford Norristown Lower Merion Cheltenham TRACK X , Off they go The big three Another lap done Fore! Good score? Lining it up Coach shows how Golf Squad Back row-Savory. Virnelson. Kiesling, Burton Front-Donahue. Kuntz. Kiel. Jenkins, Pietchke, Lepper, Walsh, E. A. Brunner, Coach Track Schedule Ab. Op. Bridgeton Relays 26-27 Penn Relays Jenkintown 59 57 April 20 May 1 4 George Sch'1 Interscholastics 8 George 'Sch'l 52 64 11 Suburban Championships 15 Lansdale 58 58 18 District Championships 22 Cheltenham 55 44 Top row-Stanger, Aarons. Cook, Vassalotti, Smith, Harrow, Jefferis, Shallcross, Green, Leeds, Hawkins. Second-Stokes, manager, Clinkscales. Powers, More- land, Sutton, Roberts, Arnaisz, Jones, Emerich, Davies. Triplett, Wassman, Mgr. First-Hutelmyer, Wetherald. Guenther, Cook, Gerd- ing, Byril, Luizzi, D'Arcy, Einhorn, Pawling, Coach. BASEBALL Suburban Champions . . How does that sound, Jim? Coach Erb's nine won 15 out of 18 games this season, taking the last eight right in a row. We had to play 10 innings to beat Cheltenham and 11 to down Haverford for the title. Kessler pitched a no-run, no-hit game when we beat Lower Merion, 8-0. That makes three championships this year - boys' swimming, Triplett's state title in the 100-yd. dash, and baseball. Ray! Abington! Seas0n's Record A. 0. April 1 Central 14 May 2 Haverford 1 4 Ben Franklin 3 6 LOWQI' MEF10H 8 8 Dobbins 6 9 UPP91' Darby 7 11 Lower Merion 6 13 N0rriSt0Wn 4 15 Upper Darby O 15 Hill School 5 Q . . 18 Norristown 11 16 Radnor 10 Je takes hls 0110100 Kessler connects 22 Radnor 5 21 George School 4 ubeck on hls way Brodhag snags another 26 Bryn Athyn 11 23 Cheltenhajn 3 Unyt argue with the limp! Ball one! 29 Cheltenham 0 27 Haverford 2 Back-Asst. Coach Rapp, Coach Erb, Schaeffer, Front-Crigler, R. Smith, P, Miller, R. Miller, Bit Taddei, Kessler, Hetherington, Hughes, Fleming, Bu- man. Vaughn, Ambruster, Lentz, Lischy, DiLuzio. beck, Brodhag, Rauscher, mgr. Renner, asst. mgr. - f fi :XSQ fi .M Y :VE TVN Q t. x . , 5 ., .. A, ., ,Ji ,fm ,,55..4n-Hi? . - .35.,,. A5 ' - 1 'msc ' , ff - -77:3 A Zia a., ' Q: nr ' 13.4115 f-,md jr 59' 1 HQ .Yi-Q.',f 3.:.'..'i,f' 7159? , . f .411 5 Q g :L A J.. ' rr: ' ,. fx U11 . , .4 4- , ' '.-AB .,4 1.3 35.1 ' ' ff-ffIGw 5 ' ,,5Ts5,5? ' g,..'n - ' T ,1 , A '15-ifa-'L . .,,. 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We have two cheerleaders on our list, Shirley Mills and Jo DeTrent, who also doubles as class secretary. Football is well rep- resented by Student Council president, Dick Gessner, class Athletic Representative, Fred Trimble, Angelo F anelli, and Neal Hethering- ton, publications, by our Yearbook editor, Andy Nehlig, co-editor of the ABINGTONIAN, and Josephine Spitzer, Honor Roll regular. We're especially proud of Harry Harper and Lenny Blumenthal. Harry won both district and regional championships in swimming, and Lenny represented Abington on the All-Philadelphia champ- ionship soccer team. Another soccer player is Dick Dunlap, who won the district title in wrestling in 1945. Betty Stevenson won the Civic Attitude Award several times. Elaine Shutts is one of our bet- ter artists as well as a worker on newspaper and magazine. Carl Wilhjelm took over the leadership of the band when Director Smith was ill last fall. These boys and girls have served Abington loyally, we know you'll join us in paying them this well deserved tribute. NW wk M if Q x W X! A.NEHLIG' E SHUTTS DSON NX Q S QNX FMGESSN H J.DE'mENT AA I I j 5711 P c.wnuuEm ll Hill CLASS of 1946 Motto: Never was a good work done without much trouble. Class Colors: Crimson and Gold Class Flower: Rose In the fall of 1943, nearly 300 sophomores entered Abington High from the two junior high schools. The new class elected Bill O'Boyle president and made their social debut at a gay sophomore party. Bill led the class through their first two years but then left to join the Army. In the senior year, Dick Davidson was elected class president. This class, Jim, has sponsored the usual activities-Junior Prom, senior play, and finally Com- mencement. It has been a good three years, Jim, a time that we will always remember. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Richard Davidson VICE-PRESIDENT Harry Harper TREASURER Jiames Meaney SECRETARY Josephine De Trent A. A. REPRESENTATIVE Fred Trimble SPONSORS J. S. Furniss J. S. Woodruff Mrs. Edna S. Powell J. S. Woodruff. Fred Trimble, James Meaney, Dick Davidson, Harry Harper Josephine DeTrent. Mrs. E. S. Powell, J. S. Furniss R ' CA iiii, .li i P. JANE ADAMS General HOnestly! . . Needlework Club . . Eliza- bethan Singers . . senior play coach . . in- terested in horseback riding and music . . peppy . . ambition-to travel, maybe to Eng- land. STERLING F. ATKINSON, JR. Engineering Sterl . . Student Council in sophomore year , . basketball manager as junior . . Auto, Sci- ence, Chess, and Glee Clubs . . interested in military tactics . . aims for college . . future lawyer. PATRICIA C. AYRES General Pat . . popular curly head . , swimming . . varsity cheerleader . . Old English Christmas . . The Queenis Christmas . . Elizabethans , . Dramatic Club . . A Cappella Choir . . Holy City . . helps Mr. Smiley . . J. F. E. . . no stuff . , college next. DOROTHY A. BALME General Dot . . A Cappella Choir . . Music Festival . . Oracle . . Yearbook . . Camouflage, Sketch, and Dramatic Clubs . . Errninie - . Holy City . . Stabat Mater . . spelling bee . . interests- music and animals . , art school next year. LOUISE BANKS General Lon . . talkative , . Knitting, Leathercraft, and Needlework Clubs . . interested in danc- ing and singing . . ambition-to get married . . You dOn't mean it . . plans college or vo- cational school. CAROL M. BAYARD General Cass . . attractive brunette . . Student 'Coun- cil . . Oracle art staff . , won Gimbel art award . . likes Spanish . . hopes to -travel I . smart dresser . , Moore Institute next on her pro- gram . . hobbies-fiction writing and art. PATRICIA E. BENNETT General Pat . . short brunette . . amicable . . class songbird . . assembly programs . , Elizabethan Singers . . A Cappella Choir . . Erminie . . Pinafore . . Stabat Mater . . main hobby, Vic- tor, her pup , . will major in music in college. HOPE M. BEZOLD Classical Attended Germantown High two years . . Honor Roll . . Spanish and Needlework Clubs . . library work . . hobbies-piano and kznit- ting . . plans -to attend business school. LEONARD BLUMENTHAL General Len . . clever redhead . . varsity soccer . . Boys' Etiquette Club . . hobbies-stamps and girls . . college next stop . . A Cappella Choir . . Glee Club . . Elizabethans . , Stabat Mater . . goalie for All-Philadelphia soccer team. L. ELAINE BOLGER General Shorty . . treasurer of Stamp and Bond Club . . A Cappella 'Choir . , Glee Club . . Stabat Mater . . Yearbook . . interested in chemistry . . always smiling , . plans career in medical technology. 77 0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE.. :-- '-J 6+6 66 '-fT'T- V1 EB U - fE:..,,L,- ,ORAf:1,r:...ORACLE...ORAf:L1e...oRAcLF ,Kin 1 if X g Y, 7 I X .Q 55 5 S. ELIZABETH BONSALL Commercial Good-natured . , Honor Roll . . Badminton and Needlework Clubs . . loves to embroider and crochet . . secret ambition-to travel in the United States . . plans secretarial work. MARY S. BOWDITCH Scientific Reds . . Oracle and Yearbook . . Temple math tourney . , basketball letter . . Honor Roll and Student Council . . likes ice skating, horseback riding, and dogs . . laboratory tech- nician after college , . Commencement speaker. ADRIAN E. BOYLE Scientific Ade . . Camera, Football, and Radio Clubs . . A Spanish Omelette . , Glee Club . .foot- ball squad . . good-natured . . wants to be a radio engineer . . may go to college. RENEE M. BRANZ General Interested in current events, piano, and art . . Modern Dancing, Alumni-in-Service, and Needlework Clubs , . will conitinue art work . . future secretary but business school first. NANCY BRIGHAM General Nancy . . secretary of History Club . . Eti- quette and Glee Clubs . . enjoys playing piano and gardening . . best known for French expressions . , Parbleu! . . has entered nurse's training, DOROTHY L. BRISBIN General Bris . . fun-loving . . G1-ee Club and A Cappella Choir . . hobbies-knitting, solving math problems . . Dramatic Club . . Queenis Christmas , , Yearbook . . main interest- Smitty . . Interncs , l next year, college. ELEANOR M. BROOKS Commercial Bee . . talkative . . always smiling . . col- lects coins and military insignia . . Ping Pong and Needlework 'Clubs . . wants to vtravel through ithe wild West . . crazy about ice- skating . . an-other future stenog. CHARLES W. BROOMFIELD Commercial Charlie . . attended Ridgewood High for two years A , Ping Pong Club . . another ac- countant , . plans for either college or Army. ALBERT J. BRUNER General Powerhouse . . soccer monogram . . Photo- graphy, Table Tennis, Boys' Etiquette Clubs . . argumentative . . interested in girls . . callege next year. CORA BULLOCK General Corky . . came from Germantown High . . A. A. Representative there . , aelways in a hur- ry . . gets there . . Variety Club . . received DU award for dancing alt Cultural Olympics . . wants her own dancing studio . . N. Y. U. next. JULIA BURGESS Commercial Good-natured . . quiet . . willing . . good student . . Badminton and Sewing Olubs . . enjoys reading and sewing . . favorite ex- pression- keep smiling . . future secretary. MARY LOU BUSH General Bushie . , petite blonde . . Honor Roll . . member of Badminton, Leathercraft, and Nee- dlework Clu-bs . . attends Youth Concerts . . next, year will enter college . . ambition - science teacher. WILFRED P. CASCIATO General Cass . . came from Central High School . . qui-et . . interested in music . . Ed in senior play . . Yearbook . . Dnamatic Club vice- president . . wants to be a minister . . Stu- dent Council . . expert piano player, WILLIAM H. CHANDLEE III Classical Herb , . friendly fellow . . Dramatic Club president . . clever actor . . Grandpa Vander- hof . . varsity swimming team . . Student Council . . A Cappella Choir . . villain in Pure as the Driven Snow . , Holy City . . Yearbcolc . . Oracle . . Glee Club . . college next year. JEANNE M, CHESTERMAN Commercial Vice-president of Ping Pong Club . . switch- board operator , . her hobby-collecting photos . , a good artist . . favorite expression-t'Take it light . . plans to be a secretary to an ad- WILLIAM S. CLINE Engineering Bill . . swims like a fish . . plays alto horn in band . . Radio and Code Club . . will enter Rensselaer . , ambition-to become mechanical engineer. HILTON CLINKSCALES Vocational Clinky . . enthusiastic member of Auto Club . . his cheerful disposition an enviable ac- complishment . . main interests-carrs, music, and girls . . those peg pants! . . plans to enter Army nexlt year. JOAN K. COLE General Joanie-Cohlie , . musical . . plays organ . . Glee Club and A Cappella Choir . . Holy City and Stabat Mater l . collects china dogs . . known for laugh and temper . . will train for nursing. SONIA CoLE General Brown, curly hair . . always laughing . . Stabat Mater , . Holy City . . A Cappella Choir . . Elizabethans . . Abingtonian . . pl-ays piano . . impressive brown eyes . . Glee Club . . someones secretary. HAROLD A. COLLADAY Scientijic ff Hal , . fun-loving . . Jay Vee soccer man- +J ager . . Photography Club . . interested in V dogs and horses . . future farmer . . plans 5 vertising agency or a designer. college next year. 8 'iv .I 0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE...ORACLE... ..-:J 6+6'66 4 +4 '-244 JOSEPH L. CONT1 General Jose . .soccer . . vice-president of Etiquette Club , . Photography Club . . coin and menu collections . . soccer manager . . ambition- hotel manager. RICHARD M. COOK Engineering Cookie . , Student Council . . Yearbook . . another automobile fan . . future student of electrical engineering. RUTH F. CORNELL Commercial Corky . . beautiful red hair . . sang in Holy City, Stabat Mater, and Erminie . . Dramatic, Bowling, and Etiquette Clubs . . Glee Club and A Cappella Choir . . senior play coach . . hopes to be an airline hostess. DOROTHY V. COWARD Classical Dot , . popular and pretty . . cheerleader . . A Cappella Choir , . Elizabethan Singers . . swimming captain . . Student Council . . In- ternos . . college intentions . . interested in personnel work . . trade mark-blonde hair and good dancing. EVELYN M. CRESSMAN Commercial Ev . . cute friendly . . Knitting and Abing- tonian Distribution Clubs . . Glee Club . . enjoys bowling and eating double portion of ice cream . , football enthusiast . . Stamp and Bond representative . . future secretary. Ulitfll ORA CLIC...URACLli...0RACLI4. CAROLYN CROUTHAMEL Commercial Carol . . Oracle . . Abingtonian typist . . secretary of Sewing 'Club . . likes -to dance . . chief ambition-to be ia secretary . . prize- winning smile . . plans to work next year. DOROTHY A. DAGOSTINO Commercial Dolly . . talkative . . 'typist for Abingtonian . . Oracle . . Glee Club . . wants to be a secretary after business college . . known for her cheery disposition . . Abingtonian distribu- tion . . likes dancing and bowling. RICHARD S. DAVIDSON Engineering Dick . . Smiling boy of senior class . , Stu- dent Council . . A. A. Representative in jun- ior year . . senior class president . . presi- dent of Ping Pong Club . . varsity basketball . . Yearbook , . swimming team . . wants happy and carefree life. ROY E. DAv1Es Engineering Rag , . happy-go-lucky . . looks serious . . president, Boys' Etiquette Club . . soccer team , . heading for Penn or Lehigh. BETTY JANE DEISROTH General Janie . . tall blonde . . Student Council . . varsity player on hockey and tennis teams . . enjoys skating . . Internos . . junior varsity basketball player . , college next. . . afsl' K JOSEPHINE M. DETRENT Commercial Jo . . an extra special head cheerleader . . senior class secretary . . senior play . . Jay Vee basketball , . Abingtonian, Oracle, and Yearbook . . Internos vice-president . . switch- board operator . . known for pretty eyes and friendly disposition . . business career ahead. CATHERINE C. VALERIO Commercial Cathy . . black-haired, dark-eyed maiden . . secretary of sophomore class . . Student Council treasurer in junior year . . plays ten- nis and basketball . . on Oracle and Yearbook staffs . . her 'ambition-to write and to travel. LEoNoRE DIAMENT General Lee . . secretary of sophomore class at Germantown High . . usually to be found in the art room , . Senior 'Scout broadcast and conference . . Girls' Sports and Sketch Clubs . . Glee 'Club . . heading towards art school and interior decorating. BETTY DIGREGORIO General Irish . . drifts around in dreamy mood . . Dramatic Club . . wants to travel , . dislikes red hair . . after graduation - comptometer school. AMELIA L. DORAN General Millie . . witty blond . . Abingtonian . . Yearbook . . Glee Club , . sang in Stabat Ma- ter . . interested in ice-skating and writing . . best known for wearing blue and writing air mail letters . . wants to be a model. RICHARD M. DUNLAP General Dick . . modest chap . . varsity soccer and wrestling , . District I wrestling champion in 1945 . . man of few words . . after the Navy, will study for physical instructor . . known for sincerity and athletic ability. GRACE L. EARWAKER C lassical Pat . . Student Council . . coach of Roman Wedding, Pure As the Driven Snow and sefniior play . . Latin, Dramatic, and Bond and Stamp Clubs , . Glee 'Club . . Stabat Mater . . hobby -greeting card scrapbook . . ambition-med- ical missionary . . will Study nursing. WILLIAM S. E. EHRICH Engineering Professor . . likes to argue . . keen about radio, chemistry . . Radio and Camera Club . . wants to be atomic engineer , . will enter engineering school at Penn. IRVING N. EINHORN Classical Gander . . varsity track . . president of Camera 'Club . . hobby-nature collections , . Eagle Scout . . hopes to become a doctor , . will enter University of Pennsylvania. PHILIP J. EITZEN General Ike . . cartoonist for Abingtonian , . good- natured . . how he can handle that paint brush! . . Student 'Council . . interested in motorcycles . . aims for cartooning and col- lege. 4 x Qld.. iv-1+4 -as DAVID W. EMERICH Engineering Dave . . smooth dancer . . football and bas- ketball varsity . . 'track . . easy-going . . likes peg pants and Diane . . Bowling, Football, and Basketball Clubs , . collects phonograph records . . wants to go to college. WILLIAM H. ENELOW Engineering Bill . . president of Chess Club . . likes sports . . collects phonograph records . . oh, -that curly hair! . . will enter University of Pennsylvania , . future public accountant. MAE ELLEN ERNEY Commercial Attractive brunette . . drum majorette . . Ping Pong and Variety 'Clubs . . enjoys skating and twirling . . favorite expression- Jimmy Mack . . wanlts to be a secretary. MARY J. ESPOSITO General Journalism . , Queens Christmas . . Erminie . . H. M. S. Pinafore . . Elizz-nbethans and Va- riety Club . . likes to embroider and crochet . . ambition-to be a church singer , . plans to work and study music . . may enter hair dressing school. ANGELO L. FANELLI Vocational Poincy . . football captain for Lower Mecrion game . . powerful Varsity Wrestler . . learned Ito handle a screw and hammer in the wood shop . . hunting, his main interest , . Army comes next. 0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE...0RAC EDWIN N . FAYE General Big Ed . . good--niatured . . class heavy- weight . . sergeant of bass section in band , . wrestler and track man . . interested in radio and sports. MARIE T. FITZGERALD General Shorty . . Dancing and Alumni-in-Service Clubs . . hobbies-roller skating, writing let- ters, and Joe , . wants to get married . . best known for height, 4' 11 . . somebody's stenog. EUGENE T. FLEMING Scientific Attended Ambler for one year . . Orchestra Club . . trumpet player in orchestra and band . . very quiet . . college, here he comes, BETTY J . FOGLE Commercial Fogie . . talkative secretary-to-be . . loves clothes, skating, and horseback riding . . typist for Yearbook . , sold candy in cafeteria . . secreltary, Abingtonian Distribution Club . . Myrt's twin . . hopes for a job next year. DIANE M, FOXHILL Commercial Di . , manager of girls' hockey . . happy-go- lucky . . Abingtonian news writer . . Yearbook . . J. F. E. . , Honor Roll in sophomore year . . has silver bracelets galore . . likes dancing and reading . , Student Council . . hopes to go to journalism school next or to get secre- tarial job. LI' DOROTHY J. FROST Commercial Dot . . attractive blonde , . Internios . . head drum majorette in senior year . . private secretary, her ambition . . likes twirling and Neal . . popular . . greets you with a sunny 4nHi!liw BETTE JANE GARVIN Commercial Yearbook and J. F, E. typist . . natural Curly hair . . Knitting and Photography Clubs . . typed morning announcements . . wants to go to business school and become a good secre- tary . . ambition-to drive a car. RICHARD W. GESSNER Scientific Doc . . cute Student Council prexy , . wrestling and football varsities . . Erminie . . Stabat Mater . . Christmas plays . . Tony in senior pllay . . Glee Club . . A Cappella Choir . . plans for college . . main hobby-girls . . Elizabethan Singers l . curly hair everyone envies. SALLY J. GIBBONS General Dark-haired and witty . . Dramatic Club , . Pure ag The Driven Snow . . has stage am- bitions . . wants to gain fame and fortune, then marry. CHARLES R. GILSON General Chick . . Bowling, Elizabethans, and Boys' Etiquette Clubs , . Holy City and Stabat Ma- ter . . lead in Erminie . , A Cappella Choir . . Glee Club . . main interests-art, girls, and airplane models . . plans Ito enter Navy next JOYCE M. GIMBEL General Tall blonde . . varsity tennis and hockey . . Erminie . , Glee Club . . Stabat Mater . . Dra- matic Club . . ambition-dance on the stage . . remember her laugh? . . attended Oakwood High, Ohio . . plans to enter Stevens College. MARGARET J. GODSHALL General Skipper . . nice little actress . . interested in dramatics, dancing, and men . . Pure As the Driven Snow . . dreamy eyes . . Alumni- in-Service, Dramatic Clubs . . quick temper . . aims for dramatic uchool, HAROLD S, GOLD General Goldy . . Etiquette Club . . witty in spite of serious look . . Elizabethan Singers . . A Cappella 'Choir . . wants calreer in radio an- nouncing . . college next . , wah shore! RICHARD E. GORKI-:s Scientific Gorke . . secretary of Etiquette Club . . ambition-to fly . . either college or the para- troops nexit year . . out for wrestling . . car- crazy. ALVIN J. GUTT Engineering Professor . . always serious . . Radio Club X? . . Student Council . . interested in cheminstry, +J photography, and radio . . Temple math tour- ney . . soccer squad , . A 'Cappella Choir . . 5 year- Glee 'Club . . ambition-electrical engineer. ! In I ixclgif Q 1 0liA1Il,l'l...UliACLE...0RACI.E...0RACLl'I.. -:.. : -L 6+6 1 g y ee it xnvn ' - I Y 25 J Q U li A ll I. If . . . U R A 1' i ' X 5 . .1 5 ROBERT G. HANSEN Vocational X3 Bob . . nice fellow . . hunlting enthusiast . . 3 sophomore band member . . Wood Shop Club 1 5 5 . . imagine! his ambition is marriage . . really i likes A. H. S. . . Army next. HENRY J. HARPER Engineering Harry . . a big boy with a beaming face . . senior play . . vice-president of senior class . . four semesters on Student Council . . un- defeated breast-strcker on championship swim- ming team . , this yeiar's captain . . crew hair- cwt . . his hobbies-swimming and woodcairv- ing . . hopes to go to engineering college. MARTHA HART Commercial Myrt . . cute brunette . . what drawings! . . known for horn at football games , . op- erates cash register . . president of Abington- ian Distribution . . Yearbook typist . . future private Secretary . . hobbies-records, photo- graphy . . wants own office, FLORENCE E. HARTLING General Kitten . . president of Stamp and Bond Club in junior year . . takes morning an- nouncements around . . Yearbook . . likes mu- sic . . such pretty brown eyes , . Jack's other half . . somebody's privalte secretary after Beaver College. THEODORE E. HAUPTLE Vocational Teddy . . congenial chap . . tooted three years on trumpet in band . . orchestra in junior year . , J. V. baseball as sophomore . . ambi- tion-to be an electrician . . plans for Army next year. CLIC...URAlILl'l...URAQILIC ALFRED HERRMANN Engineering Al . . small, but dynamic . . Auto, Current Evenits and Boys' Etiquette 'Clubs . . have you seen his car? . . enjoys taking cars apart . . wants to be a mechanical engineer . . enters Drexel next . . favorite expression- yea'h!'l NEAL HETHERINGTON Vocational Freihofer . . varsity football . . All-Scholastic line-up . . varsity baseball . . Student Coun- cil in sophomore year . . one of fthe machine 'shop fellows . . another Abingtonian for Uncle Sam next year. CONSTANCE B. HOLMES Commercial Connie . . tall and talkative . . likes to sew . , Sewing Club . . Badminton Club . . always smiling and joking . . Will go job-hunting. MARGARET J . HOMBURG General Margy . . former Cheltonian . . crazy over horses . . Dramatic and Service Clubs . . will- owy , . loves to paint and ride . . plans to continue present job and then go west . . wants a ranch . . future horse-raiser. GEORGE F. HUCK Engineering Tall boy with dark, wavy hair . . on varsity squad in tennis . . interested in sponts and medicine . . will enter college as medical stu- dent . , his ambition-surgery . . works now at Abington Hospital. Sv fi WILLIAM C. HUGHES General Bill . . three-letter aithlete . . consistently on Honor Roll . . elected to National Honor Soci- ety . . came to Abington as senior from Le- onia High . . interested in music and sports , . plans to go to college. LOUISE A. HUTTLIN General Weasl . . redhead . . full of pep . . secretary of Student Council . . Abingtonian staff . . Yearbook . . assembly organist , . Intlernos secretary . . 'Civic Attitude Awards . . band member three years . . A Cappella Choir . . Holy City pianist . . band award. MARGARET A, JANKE Commercial Tootsie . . full of pep and ambition . , loyal worker on Abingtonian distribution . . mem- ber of Alumni-in-Service Club . . likes to dance and travel . . will continue in secretar- ial work. DOLORES E. JANSSENS General Chic . . brunette with a quick smile and a thoughtful stare . . Dramatic and Knitting Clubs . . likes wood shop and Bob . . mous- taches, stay far away! . . will enter comptom- eter school. ROBERT M. JENKINS Vocational Jenks . , blondish senior . . played junior varsity basketball and football in sophomore year . . next to baseball, he likes golf . . future plans feature the Army. U FLORENCE R. JOHNSON General Flossie . . good-natuved . . good student . . jollly and talkative , . likes music and reading . . Needlework 'Club . . Badminton Club . . college next . . will prepare for dietitian. ADOLPHUS JONES Vocational Jonesy . . what a sense of humor! interested in cars, aviation, and gunning . , Auto Club , . kids other people . . Good night . . hopes to be aviation mechanic in the Army Air Corps. M. DORIS JONES Scientific Bones . . talkative . . Hon-or Roll four times Sewing and Glee Clubs . . came from Meyers High . . a future singer or actress . . will en- ter Penn State. FRANK A, KAPRAL A General Kap . . interested in science . . Chess Club three years . . will teach bacteriology after graduation from college . , favorite greeting -- Wie gehts? RICHARD J . KENNEDY General Dick . . cute . . short . . Photography, Sports, and Etiquette 'Clubs . . . J. F. E. , . Abingtonian . . Yearbook . . likes girls and football . . collects coins . , full of fun . . Army next. I ,,... 1 x L .,--3,1 OWEN A. KIDD Scientific Oak . . good looking blond . . oh, that smile! . . Camera, Sports, and Etiquette Clubs . . plans to go to college . , future engineer. ADELBERT E. KIRSCHNER Engineering Delbert . . quiet . . girl-shy . . studious . . Student Council . . Honor Roll . . Chess Club . . Temple Math tournament . . hobby-model building . . future electrical engineer . . Drex- el, you'll welcome him . . Commencement speaker. AUDREY KLINE General And . . Student Council . . Queens Christ- mas and English Christmas . . Elizabethan Singers , . Oh, that laugh! , , likes to stay up and eat . . junior college next . . future med- ioal secretary. CHARLES F. KNOTT Vocational Chuck . . Auto Club . . motorcycle and car fan . . another hunter and sports enthusiast . . going into the service . . those records are something. A. RUTH KUNSTMAN Classical Kunsie . . attended Youth 'Concerts . . likes art, knitting and plays . . always getting in trouble . , maybe that's why she wants to teach. ORA1:LE...oRAcLE...ORAc:LE...ORAcLr A. DORIS LANDIS General Sis . , Student Council in sophomore year . . Abingtonian reporter . . Glee Club . . A Cappella 'Choir . . Holy City . . Stabat Mater . . Music Festival , . Yearbook . . wants to be a nurse. WILLIAM S. LEEDOM Classical Bill . . drama enthusiast . , Student Council . . president of Dramatic Club junior year . . A Cappella Choir . . Elizabethan Singers , . attended mock Republican 'Convention . . Er- minie . . senior play stage manager . . Holy City . . Stabat Mater . . will major in drama at Carnegie Tech. GEORGE S. LENTZ Engineering Shorty , . cute, blond, brown-eyed . . var- sity baseball . . football . . a mighty mite . . farm life and fishing-his interests . . waiting for that certain girl . . plans to bg construction engineer . . college next year. VALENTINE LOCHNER Vocational Val , . automobilist . . ardent sports and hunting fan . . wants to see the world by way of the Navy . . Uncle Sam will decide. WILLIAM JOHN LOCKETT Vocational Bill . . well-liked blondie . . good sales talk . . hobbies-cycling, and hunting . . girls, be- ware, 'he wants ito stay single . . vacation first, then service . . See ya later. 1 CAROLYN C. LUKENS General Susie . . J. F. E. . , Dramatic Club . . li- brary worker . , has a large collection of well-known novels . . future journalist . . will enter finishing school . . favorite expres- sion- Creeps.,' DOROTHY LUTZ General Dot . . snappy blonde . . A 'Cappella Choir . . Glee Club . . Initernos . Erminie . . Sta- bat Mater . . Music Festival . . likes sports, traveling, dancing . . JayVee basketball . . var- sity hockey . . dry humor . . wants to write a book and own a plane , . next year, Ursinus. GORDON D, LUTZ General Benito . . junior class secretary . . out for football . . cartoons for Abingtoniari, Yearbook, and Oracle . . Art Clu-b for three years . . oh! that blonde hair . . curly, too , , plans for next year-college. RITA G. LUTZ General Lutzie . . tiny . . enjoys horseback riding . , wants to own her own horse . . Gliee Club . , Bowling, Dramatic, and Abingtorzian Dis- tribution Clubs . . always getting hay fever . . keeps a scrapbook of horses . . out into business world next. SYLVIA F. MAI1-:R Commercial Honor Roll Student . . very serious . . Etiquette, Alumni-in-Service, and Needlework Clubs . , likes to read . . wants to be a mis- sionary . . will work and then attend Bible school. ELEANOR M, MATHIESON Commercial Ellen . . came to Abington from St. Hube'rt's . . known for her long hair . . sang with Glee Club . . Bowling, Abingtonian Distribution, and Chess Clubs . . would like to be a photo- grapher . . intends to work after graduation. PATRICIA A. MCGLADE General Patsy . . tall brunette . . rushes around . . Needlework Club . . sells Avon cosmetics . . wants a good job , . art school, Irene she comes. JOHN F. MCI-IALE General Mac . . long John with the shiny shoes . . sophomore Honor Roll student . . president of Hunting and Fishing Club . . quiet . . Army next . , rthen college . . future salesman. RUTH MCLEOD Commercial Student Council in sophomore year . . cute and friendly . . Oracle . . Yearbook . . Abing- tonian typigt . , manager of girls' tennis team , I collects miniature pitchers . . will make smnebody a good stenog. J AMES MEANEY Commercial Reds . . noted for his dry wit . . always laughing . . treasurer of senior class . . Hunt- ing and Fishing Club . . piano interest , . curly red hair . . plans to be private secre- tary or have Navy career . . DOROTHY E. MILLER Commercial Dot . . J. F. E. typist . . Camera Club . . collects miniature vases . , Mrs. Kirby in sen- ior play . , wanttg to become professional photographer and travel the world . . Music Festival . . took informals for Yearbook, PETER T. MILLER Vocational Pete . . varsity baseball . . secretary of Wood Club , I president of Machine Shop Club . , interested in sports and Marines . . will enter business . . n-ever without hubba- hubba . . clever at avoiding work. SHIRLEY A. MILLS General Peanut . . pert brunette . , Student Coun- cil . . Civic Attitude Award . , Internos . . vice-president of Etiquette Club . . cheerlead- er . . Gilee Club , . A Cappella Choir . . Eliz- abethan Singers . . Essie in senior play . . writes poetry and draws . . next year-Edge- wood Park Jr. College. VIRGINIA A. MORRIS Classical Gini . . hockey . . girls' basketball manager , . Singapore Spider . . Pure As the Driven Snow . , Dramatic Club . . coach of senior play . . interested in sports , . plans-secretary job and marriage . , business school first. ANDREW J. NEHLIG III Engineering Andy . . constant member of Student Coun- cil . . Abingtonian . . attended MOCk Conven- tion . . Yearbook editor , . senior play . . cheerleader . . Harvard Club Award . , in- terested in tropical fish , . some college will see him next year . . Commencement speaker. 5 0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE...ORACLE PHYLLIS NEIMAN General Phil . . dark curly head , , JayVee hockey fullback . . Knitting and Sewing Clubs . . al- ways cutting her hair . . plans an art course. JOANNE A. OBER General Jo . . constantly smiling . . Glee 'Club . . Badminton and Sketch Clubs . . likes china painting and classical music . . ambitious for fashion designing career . , wants Ito travel through America and Europe . , Oh, sure! MARGARET M. O,HARA Commercial Peanut . , another future white-collar girl . . Allis Fair . . a jitterbug . . secretary of Ping Pong Club , . those long eyelashes . . likes horseback riding . . favorite expression -'Rogern , . plans to start right out in busi- ness world. RICHARD B. OUGHTON General Dick . . ,letter in tennis . . Orchestra Club . . plays trumpet in band and orchestra . . a future college student. MARY R, PENECALE Commercial Penny . . jolly and talkative . I likes to laugh . . Knitting Club . . Sewing Club . . wants to be a secretary but plans good long rest after graduation. ALFRED PETERS Engineering Fritz . . doesn't say much. but when he dues. it's funny . , swell sense of humor . . Yearbook . , keeps notes if Chess Club . . would like to sail around the world . . Drexel or the Air Corps next. NANCY D, PICKWELL General Picky . . Sewing, Dramatic, Alumni-in-Serv- ice, and Sports Clubs . . A Cappella Choir and Glee Club . . hobbies-horseback riding and hockey , . ambitionvmarriage . . future office worker. JOAN PLUNKETT Commercial Plnnky . . peppy brunette . . Student Coun- cil in senior year . . Abingtonian . , lively per- sonality . . attracted to interior decorating as career . . likes sewing and drawing as side- lines. EDWARD C. PORTER General Ed . , always ready with a clever answer . . Chess, Checkers, and Ping Pong Clubs , . president of Current Events Club . . enjoys horseback riding . . plans to enter college. EILEEN M. POWERS General Ei . . J. F. E. and Abingtonian , . Stabat Ma- ter and Music Festival . . Glee Club . . mem- ber of Ping Pong, Elizabethan and Abingtonian Clubs . . noted for blushing . . hopes to take up study of occupational therapy, H. THOMPSON PRENTZEL, JR. General Toni . . happy-go-lucky . . Yearbook sports cclitor . . treasurer of junior class . . three years of sports reporting for Abingtonian . . J. F. E. , . J, V. baseball and basketball . . varsity football . . wants to be a reporter . . but college first. JUNE PURVIS Commercial Cheerful and dependable . . Student Coun- eil in junior year . . Internos . , three years in Abingtonian Club . , Honor Roll . . likes the army and model T Fords . . that fingernail collection! BARBARA D. REEVE General Bobby . . quiet but witty brunette . . Glee Club , . A Cappella Choir , . Stabat Mater . . Music Festival . . Stamp and Bond Club presi- dent . . president of Library Club . . J. F. E. Yearbook . . ambition-nursing , . will make it, too. VINCENT M. REUTEMAN General Vin . . journalism . . Dramatic, Chess, Eti- quette Clubs . . plans college , . best known tor automobile and singing in the halls . . has quite a line , . sometimes it's funny, PAUL H, RING General hingir , . tooted saxaphone, bass horn, and tuba, and crashed cymbals in the band . . sli bass in A Cappella Choir and Elizabethans . . 'FJ Holy City . . Stabat Mater . . Erminie . . -- Mock Convention . . tall fellow . , college and veterinarian's career. 'inf . W Y H 1 V oRAf:I,E...ORACLP .... ORAr.LE...oRAf.Lr... ,-.1-4 6-ro-' 66 M -1 -f'-f I-'vw ORACLE...ORACLE,..ORACI,E...0RAC 5 JOHN A. ROACH General ELIZABETH SCHLEMMER Commercial Jack , . tall . , happy-go-lucky . . trumpet X Q . . brass choir . .enchanting smile . . Ellenls steady . Boys' Etiquette Club . likes flashy ties . , good dancer . . band letter . . future salesman . . college or Army next. G. WALLACE ROBERTS Vocational Wally . . one of the 8:30 boys . . Airplane Club in eoph year . , likes to fly . . some day you will See this boy flying his own plane, Uncle Sam's soldier next year. SHIRLEY M, ROBINSON Classical Shirl . . cute blonde . . Student Council in junior year . . Dramatic Club play . . likes sewing and knitting . . peppy . , secretary of Dramatic and Photography Clubs . . plans for college, ROBERT B. ROSENBERGER Scientific Rosy . . cute, blond. and blue-eyed . . class 'treasurer in sophomore year . . Paul in senior play . . girls like him . . two years of varsity soccer . . plans to enter college or the Marines. WILLIAM K. RUTTLE General Hap . . never a dull moment around this boy . . JayVee basketball . . Erminie . . A Cappella Choir . . Elizabethan Singers , . in- terests-girls. sailing, shore . . best known for super-funny jokes . . Penn, here he comes! BUS!! - . everywhere at once . . president of Etiquette Club for two years . . try beating her at Ping Pong . , blue eyes-large . . un- certain plans for future, but modeling rates highest. HELEN M. SCHLEMMER General Blushing blonde . . Student Council repre- sentative while a sophomore . . Alice in senior play . . lnternios program chairman for two years . . outstanding art ability . , won three awards and special recognition . , plays tennis . . Moore Institute prospect. IRENE C. SCHMITT Scientific Queenie . . out for hockey and basketball . . Etiquette and Knitting Clubs . . ever see her drive? . . ambition-to graduate from college. ALMA E. SCHOLTES Commercial Ann , . quiet . . Etiquette, Alumni-in-Serv- ice, and Needlework Clubs . . Glee Club . . collects picture postcards , . aims to be a good secretary. DOROTHEA L. SCHUETTER General Dottie . . quiet but friendly . . Needlework and Sewing Clubs . . likes to take care of gmall children , . collects stamps . . hopes to became a childfs nurse, LEWIS J, SCIANDRO Vocational Skippio . . beep, beep, watch out for that little green itruck . . J . V. and varsity football . . Student Council in senior year . . wrestling manager in junior year . . bashful , . future carpenter or soldier. MARY JANE SExToN General Shorty . . tall, vivacious blonde . . sang in Holy City and Stabat Mater . . A Cappella Choir . . out for tennis . . Dramastic, Camera, and Glee 1Clubs , . plans to be medical tech- nician . . will enter college next year . . Hur- ry up, Brizzyf' ELIZABETH A. SHRIVER Classical NANCY SOPER Betty . . lovely soprano voice . . Holy City, Stabat Mater, Erminie, and H. M. S. Pinafore . , quaestor of Latin Club . . Glee Club . . Elizabethans . . A Cappella Choir . . her hob- bies-dancing, swimming, knitting, music . . college next. tinue education at college. ELAINE MARIE SHUTTS General JOSEPHINE C' SPITZER Lucky , . J. V. and varsity hockey . . Oracle . . Abingtonian . . Yearbook . . Erminie, Holy City, and Stabat Mater . . Internos . . Glee Club . . A Cappella Choir , . library assistant . . Scholastic art awlard . . Cultural Olympics Art Exhibition . . future artist. MARY ANN SILVERMAN General HERBERT STARK Dark . . quiet . . attractive , . plans to elnter college . . Bowling, Dramatic, Etiquette, and Glee Clubs . . Internos . . main interest- swimming . . Stabat Mater . , Old English Christmas . . Oh, that beautiful hair and smile! store. 0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE...0RACLE NORMAN G. SMITH Engineering Smitty . . varsity soccer for two years . . out for wrestling . . Camouflage, Code, and Wrestling Clubs , , Student Council . . will become an engineer . . main interest-Dot . . Civic Attitude Award . . Drexel next year. PATRICIA SMITH Commercial Pat , . lively brunette . . Imternos . . varsity basketball guard . . Oracle . . Abingtonian . . Hon-or Roll . . Girls' Sports Club . . wants to be an accountant . . Commencement speaker. Classical ..Nance , . cute little blonde . . Abingtonian Club . . Elizabelthans . . Glee Club . . Stabat Mater . . Music Festival . . Dance Club . . always smiling and friendly . , wants to con- Classical Jo . . Honor Roll student . . Glee Club and Abingtonian three years . . Holy City . . Stabat Mater . . Iltbernos . , A Cappella Choir . . Yearbook staff . . senior play coach . . college comes next . . Commencement speaker, General Herb . , bashful blond . . known for stub- bornness . . Hunting and Fishing Club . . Color Guard member as sophomore . . Ping Pong 'Club . . wants to work in a jewelry '27 6+6'66 S I n r' iv U2 CD O -11 P-' ND 4- oi If +5 55 :I-1.-4 4f+ f2'1'+ i ORACLE...0RACLE... 0RACLE...ORACLE HILDEGARD C. STEGMAIER Commercial PHILIP STUHLTRAGER 3D Vocational Hilde . . uoh, fudge . , . Etiquette, Badmin- ton, and Abingtonian Distribution Clubs . . to become a good secretary, her ambition . . plays a mean piano . . will hunt stenognaphic job. SAMUEL A. STERRETT Vocational Swoose . . wrote poem about his motor- cycle and article on shop for Oracle . , ever see that old Model T or that speedy motor- cycle? . . aims for Avialtion Machinist . . plans for next year-Armed Forces. BETTY J. STEVENSON Classical Stevie . . everybody's pal . . vice-president of Student 'Council . . J. V, hockey captain . . varsity basketball . . Glee Club . . won A. P. IS. L. award two years , . 'Civic Attitude Awards . . president of Girls' Sports Club . . president of Inlternios. NANCY A. STOUT Classical Sprouts . . noisy blonde . . talkative , . that laugh! . . Erminie . . Elizabethan Singers . . A Cappella Choir . . Holy City . , Stabat Ma- ter . . A. P. S. L. award junior year . . loves dancing . . ambition-college diploma , . Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, beware! MARY E, STRECKER General Diinples . . happy as a lark . . J. F. E. Stamp and Bond Representative . . always busy . . Abingtonikm feature writer , . Oracle . . Yearbook . . library helper . . enjoys music and dancing . . nursing next. Bud . . machine shop boy , . faithful band trumpeter . . interested in gunis . . hopes to be an apprentice machinist . . collects model airplanes. CHARLES I. TAYLOR Vocational Scotty . . quiet . . participated in Photography, Airplane Modeling, and Auto Mechanic Clubs , . plans to go into aviation . . but you may see him on the stage some day. GABRIEL J. TERRENZIO Vocational Gabe . . dark and quiet . . one of Abington's printers . first-rate 'barber . . likes golf . . will either continue as a barber or enter print- ing field. DOROTHY M. TREDINNICK General Dot . . Oh, those beautiful eyes! , . J. V. basketball . . Abingtonian reporter . . secretary of Dramatic 1Club . . wants to learn to fly . . expects lto enter School of Occupational Ther- apy. FRED TRIMBLE Vocational Wiinpy . . handsome sophomore and senior A, A. Representative . . Student Council . . J. V. and varsity football . . shy but stubborn . . likes mechanics and boats . . plans to join Navy. MARY I. TRIMBLE Commercial Mitzi . . stunning redhead with twinkling eyes . . Honor Roll student , . gathered ads for Abingtonwn . . Oracle . . Internios . . Knit- ting and Sports Club . . wants to travel . . plans to be good secretary. HERBERT W. TRUMPOLDT Engineering Herb , . played trombone in band and or- chestra . . two years on Studlentg Council . . Abingtonian . . Pure as the Driven Snow . . Kolenkov in senior play . . will go to Lehigh. THOMAS P. TUCKER Engineering Tom . . pleasing personality , . junior var- sity basketball and soccer manager . . plans college career . . Manager Club . . seen often in black convertible sedan . . interested in airplanes , . senior play. VIRGINIA L. TULL Commercial Ginny . . istudious but lots of fun . . Honor Roll . . Variety Club . . senior play . . Abing- tcnian typipt . . Oracle editor . . Yearbook . . Holy City . . will make someone a good secretary . . colects foreign dolls . . Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School next . . Commence- ment speaker. ADELE M. TURN Commercial Del . . friendly blonde . . hall . . Knitting Club . . Sewing Club . . Glee Club for two years . . likes Bing . . Stamp and Bond sales- lady . . good private secreftary for someone. ANNA M. TYLER General Ann . , what a wee little voice . . Abington- ian staff . . J. F. E, . . likes to sew . . Oracle . . sells stamps and bonds . , those long red nails . . future nurse. NICHOLAS A. VASSALOTTI Engineering Nickalotti . . Yearbook . . interested in solv- ing math problems . , varsity soccer . . Chess enthusiast . . attended math tournament at Temple . . plans to go to college . . architect or engineer his aim. DALLAS W. WAELTZ Vocational Snnjfy . . cute and tiny . . Sports Club . . varsity letter in wrestling . . likes girls . . they like him, too . . lmown for his wit . . ambition-to be a Marine. JANICE H. WALKER Classical Jan . , likes to sing and act . . senior play . . Erminie . . H. M. S. Pinafore . . Stabag Mater . . Pure as the Driven Snow . . Q11-ee'l1's Cllfist- mas . . Elizabethan Singers . . A Cappella Choir . . good student, too . . plans for col- lege. HENRIETTA B. WALLACE General Henry . . helpful Henry . . plays first beam softball . . Needlework 'Club . . constant Glele Club member . , enjoys reading and sewing . . will enter nurses training in the fall, l f -4 +4 :44 0 O Z t., .: f?5 l?if-Figiil1lRAfll,l'l.. . 0 R A CLE... U Ii A fZLE...0R ACL .1 rrl 5 EDWARD E. WASSMANN Vocational JOHN E. WILLIAMS Vocational X 5 Lefty . . loves his pipe . . likeable machine Mandrake . . one of Mr. Mc'Clean'5 boys shop boy . , attended Cheltenham High for 5 5 one year . . says that was enough . . interested in model cars and railroads . . future soldier. ALMA WEINLE Commercial Al . . quiet, efficient worker . . member of the Etiquette, Badminton and Abingtoniian Dis- tribution Clubs . l homework always in on time . . Honor Roll twice . . likes to sew . . will continue with office work. ROBERT J , WHITE General Bob . . only A. H. S stude named after a bird . , member of Current Science and Hunt- ing and Fishing Clubs . . aviation fan . . likes to ice skate and swim . . future uncertain. CORINNE R. WILHELM General Willy , . happy-go-lucky . . Glee Club . . A Cappella Choir . . homeroom pnesidient . . Elizabethans . . art awards . . will study com- mercial art. CARL CHRISTIAN WILHJELM General Yearbook . . instructed and led school band for two months . . Honor Roll . . J, V. baseball . . Elizab-ethans, Baseball, and Orchestra Clubs . . played violin, in orchestra . . baritone horn in band . , hopes to be an instrumental music teacher , . entered West Chester in February. A x , . likes to work with cans . . gave a car to the Auto Shop . . Army -a must for next year. VIRGINIA R. WINEGARD General Ginnie . . cute little trick . . varsity hockey captain . . Internios two years . . secreinary of Ping Pong Club . , Abingtofnian . . vice-presi- dent of Etiquette Club . . Journalism Club . . plans for Penn State. BETTY A. WOLTMAN General Betty Anne . . fun-loving . . Knimting, Eti- quette, Ping Pong Clubs , . her specia.lty-knit- ting sweaters , . one of Miss Turn.er'S typiistts . . wants to travel around country . . college next . . 'KWe1ll, how 'bout that? RAYMOND P. YAHN General Cooky . . Itall . . came from Olney High . , remember his imitation of chicken . . Student Council in junior year . . Boys' Etiquette Club . . color guard , . likes 'sports . . futune min- ister . . college next. CHARLES K. ZIMMERMAN Engineering Zimmy . . good-natured but shy . . reliable homework lender . . 'specializes in snazzy ties . . Chess and Drafting Clubs . . finds snakes fascinating . . plans to become a forester . . college Hrst. 7 ' A aim' 1' I DOROTHY iii. ZAIMMERMAN l.Q01TL'l'TI,eTC7,G.L Zimmie . . Varsity basketball and J. V. hockey . . Iruternos , . sang in Glee Club . . attractive green-eyed brunette . . Sports Club . . ambi- tion-to be an air hostess . . always with Stevie. KATHRYN E. ZITZER Commercial Zit . . attractive blond . , J. V. and varsity basketball team . . friendly . . typist for Ab- ingtcmian . , Glee Club . . Holy City . . A Cappell-a Choir . . Elizabethans . . Stabat Ma- ter . . secretary of Bowling Club . . Yearbook . . ambition--to be a good secretary. ROBERT W. DAVIS Army Air Force Former machine shop boy . . radio mech- anic in Combat Cargo Squadron . . flew C- 46's across Pacific . . New Guinea, Philippines, Ryukyus, Japan . . Good Conduct Medal . . Philippine Liberation Ribbon . . Asiatic Pacific Ribbon . . seven bronze stars., . discharged January 15, 1946. JOSEPH FINEGAN Army Air Force Joe . . freckle-faced Irishman . . keen sense of humor . . Student Council , . tennis team . . hep with girls . , entered service March, 1945 . . qualified as aerial gunner . . started in Texas . . then Manila, Tokyo, Korea . . now acting sergeant . . assigned to supplies. WALTER E. HULTON, JR. Navy Whitey , . varsity wrestler . . interested in hunting and fishing . . gunner'5 mate lfc . . served on LST in Normandy invasion . . three years in service . . wears Victory Medal and European and Atlantic aneea ribbons. DANIEL KENNEDY Navy Dan . . sports, his dish . , sthree years of football . . 1940 All-Suburban team . . wrest- ling-two years in 185-lb. class . . wore Navy blues for three yearn. .A M Zfc , . stationed at Norfolk, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Pearl Harbor . . discharged October, 1945. N. STANLEY MACEARLAN Army Mac . . served Uncle Sam for 36 months . . defense of Hawaii . . invasion of Kwajalein and Eniwetok . , corporal in anti-aircraft artillery . . known for his favorite expression, Hubba- Hubba. WILLIAM G. MILLER Marines Bee . . cute, short, blond . . familiar veteran around school . . varsity wrestler . . 20 months' iservice in Pacific , . two invasions . . battle of Okinawa . . leathecmeck sergeant . . dis- charged December 2, 1945. DOMINICK PILEGGI Army Mick . . will soon be a returned veteran . . took part in Invasion of Normandy . . helped liberate France . , nearly three years in Army . . interested in wrestling . . lmown for Ev- erything's under control . . recipient of Croix de Guerre, Arrow Head, Giood Conduct Medal, special citation. Joi-IN W. SALISBURY Navy Jack . . served as a Fireoontrolman 3fc for three years . . saw plenty of 'the World: Syd- ney, Australia, Amori, Japang Juneau, Alaska , . now taking !thie USAFI course in advanced bookkeeping and commercial law along with General Course subjects. ERVIUE IIIPLIIMA Robert Davis Joseph F inegan Walter Hulton Daniel Kennedy N. Stanley MacFarlan William 'George Miller Dominick Pileggi William U. Roth John Salisbury George I. Gilson, Jr. William H. Hankin Davis, MacFarlan, Hulton Miller. Kennedy. Pileggi, Salis- bm 'V ...0RACLE.. 6+6 66 O L IP cn Us O '15 r-I 0 vi- GX af? 55 SE 1 f ..-J Sponsors P. T. Gantt, Miss Milne, M. B. Messinger Pietchke, Day, Vaughn. Maitland, Manzinger Connie and Nancy I E Estelle amd Myrtle C t h h - d- ! PRESIDENT-Frank Vaughn wa C at e :ml VICE-PRES.-John Maitland More agpo e Sl ers SECRET.-xRYeCharlNotte Day Cook shows them TREAS.-Joseph Manzinger Jge and CLASS SPONSORS- P. T. Gantt M. B. Messinger Miss Edith M. Milne Frank Vaughn succeeded Ed Shields as class president in the fall of 1945. In April, the class entertained at an Oriental Prom with gorgeous decorations, special novelty features, and appropriate re- freshments. Juniors took a leading part in sports, publications, and student for- urns. DOROTHY E. ZIMMERMAN Commercial Zimmie . . Varsity basketball and J. V. hockey . . Internos , . sang in Glee Club . . attractive green-eyed brunette . . Sports Club . . ambi- tion-to be an air hostess . . always with Stevie. KATHRYN E. ZITZER Commercial Zit . . attractive blond . , J. V. and varsity basketball team . . friendly . . typist for Ab- irigtoriian . , Glee Club . . Holy City . . A Cappell-a Choir . . Elizvabethans . . Stabat Ma- ter . . secretary of Bowling Club . . Yearbook . . ambition-to be a good secretary. ROBERT W. DAVIS Army Air Force Former machine shop boy . . radio mech- anic in Combat Cargo Squadron . . flew C- 46's across Pacific . . New Guinea, Philippines, Ryukyus, Japan . . Good Conduct Medal . . Philippine Liberation Ribbon . . Asiatic Pacific Ribbon . . seven bronze stars., . discharged January 15, 1946. JOSEPH FINEGAN Army Air Force Joe . . freckle-faced Irishman . . keen sense of humor . . Student Council , . tennis team . . hep with girls . , entered service March, 1945 . . qualified as aerial gunner . . started in Texas . . then Manila, Tokyo, Korea . . now acting sergeant . . assigned to supplies. WALTER E. HULTON, JR. Navy Whitey , . varsity wrestler . . interested in hunting and fishing . . g1mner's mate lfc . . served on LST in Normandy invasion . . three years in service . . wears Victory Medal and European and Atlantic area ribbons. DANIEL KENNEDY Navy Dan . . sports, his dish . , three years of football . . 1940 All-Suburban team . . wrest- ling-two years in 185-lb. class . . wore Navy blues for three years . . A M 2fc , . stationed at Norfolk, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Pearl Harbor . . discharged October, 1945. N. STANLEY MACFARLAN Army Mac . . served Uncle Sam for 36 months . . defense of Hawaii . . invasion of Kwajalein and Eniwetok . , corporal in anti-aircraft artillery . . known for his favorite expression, Hubba- Hubba? WILLIAM G. MILLER Marines Bee . . cute, short, blond . . familiar veteran around school . . varsity wrestler . . 20 months, service in Pacific , . two invasions . . battle of Okinawa . . leathetrneck sergeant . . dis- charged December 2, 1945. DOMINICK PILEGGI Army Mick . . will soon be a returned veteran . . took part in Invasion of Normandy . . helped liberaite- France . , nearly three years in Army . . interested in wrestling . . known for Ev- eI'ything's under control . . recipient of Croix de Guerre, Arrow Head, Gfood Conduct Medal, special citation. JOHN W. SALISBURY Navy Jack . . served as a Fireoontrolman 3fc for three years . . saw plenty of 'the world: Syd- ney, Australiag Amori, Japang Jurrelau, Alaska , . now taking fthe USAFI course in advanced bookkeeping and commercial law along with General Course subjects. llltllllll IIIPLIIMA Robert Davis Joseph F inegan Walter Hulton Daniel Kennedy N. Stanley MacFarlan William 'George Miller Dominick Pileggi William U. Roth John Salisbury George I. Gilson, Jr. William H. Hankin Davis, MacFarlan, Hulton Miller. Kennedy. Pileggi. Salis- bury ...0RACLE.. 6+0'66 F2 F' P cn un Q '11 r-I ND vi- UN 'fi IT +5 53' -,.-:-2 'fax fix '- wel , hyat , A X wx. I' N 2 :4s'-if-32 1 N' Ngigzgiffffgmrg 'Aly Nm 4 iylx., Sf lx ,4- Al Gutt, Frank Kapral . . Ed Faye . . AHS Nine little maids from school . . Ruth McLeod . . Andy . . Brizzy and Smitty Dot Coward . , Harry and Mary Jane . . Mae, Jo, Dot, Dolly . . Five for fun . . Joy 62 NONlP5U 7 .45 Charles, Ruth, Dick . . Vin and Carol . . Shirley . . Dave . . Bill . . Elizabeth and Eleanor Four on a wall . . Engineers . . Bette Garvin , . Mae Erney . . Marie Fitzgerald Herb himself . . Ginny and Betty . . Harper and Trumpoldt 63 Sponsors P. T. Gantt, Miss Milne, M. B. Messinger Pietchke, Day, Vaughn, Maitland, Manzinger Connie and Nancy I E Estelle and Myrtle C - - y PRESIDENT-Frank Vaughn watchnthe Tlrclil VICE-PRES.-John Maitland More agpo e Sl ers SECRETARY-4Ch3Y1Ott6 Day C0014 shows them TREAS.-Joseph Manzinger Jge and Dick A. A. Pietchke CLASS SPONSORS- P. T, Gantt M. B. Messinger Miss Edith M. Milne Frank Vaughn succeeded Ed Shields as class president in the fall of 1945. In April, the class entertained at an Oriental Prom with gorgeous decorations, special novelty features, and appropriate re- freshments. Juniors took a leading part in sports, publications, and student for- urns. .lllllllllf f+:'iJ0 s -Q-, ,.. 54 41 WON- M ff itzgorald, Frclz. Eveleth Frankenfield, Pickwell, Millership. Collinson, Standing-M. Liuzzi, J. Tripltt. L Doyle enedici, Mullf-1: Czassul, Morrison. Gernert, Haldemzm Seated-M. Haldeman, Miss Clark W H Al lark Gee. Rotlxenheber, Kiesling, Chesterman bright, R. Bubeck This was only our first year, Jim, but we led the Honor Roll all year, had a sophomore party, and entered wholeheartedly into sports, publications, and other activities. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-R0b6Ft Bubeck VICE-PRES,kMichael Liuzzi TREASURER-LBWTQHCE Kelly SEC'Y.-Margarelt Haldeman A. A. REP.-John Triplett SPONSORS- W. H. Albright Miss Helen M. Clark Lewis C. Swartz Wew Now that our high school days are over, we realize the many happy hours welll never forget-that long lunch line with Mr. Krue- ger waiting for our money or those delightful outside lunches with energetic girls jumping rope and couples parading the track. Re- member those peppy cheer leaders at the football games? And Mr. '5- .sf X - S ,,v., Y' , : . - N ' , 'mv 1 tx ' 2 nur, Q ,C , , K jg ., 1 0 1 -,Q--' 5, A ,131 1' MN! . ' - . J. f - f pi,- 3 .1 M tr m. 4 7 'ff yr Q' W ,H+ V 51 3' ' - - 9:-:L if m I Huff fo the eofoiiv, ,fiflizroon and White! is. Cheerleaders Weir, Scott, Sommers. Cowar Mll Ul H1 mer. i see. d, Ayre er ar Heyman, Cook, DeTrent, G h t Nehlig. S0 we come to the close of the story, Jim, for by the time you read this, we- 'll be alumni, too. June fourteenth we receive our diplomas and go out into a confused world to seek fulfillment of our hopes and dreams. We leave with you this record of 1945-l46. Of course, you,ve found many changes, but through every school year there lives that fine Abington spirit of cooperation and loyalty. These will remain the same, Jim, as long as there is an Abington High School. Listen to the old song once again as the cheerleaders start the clos- ing stanza: Many days may come and go To thee, dear old Abington, Storms may rise and winds may blow- Firm and true our Crim- son. Let not memjries faded be As we go o'er land and sea! Alma Mater, hail to thee, To our dear old Abingtonlu THE CLASS OF '46 ,t,t S ,S ABINGTON BANK 8z TRUST COMPANY OGONTZ 2442 A A. Sv. 3Haren1nalh -FLOWERS- YORK ROAD t GREENWOOD AVENUE JENKINTOWN, PA. SKATE FOR HEALTH'S SAKE AT ST. CECILIA'S RINK Fox CHASE, PHILADELPHIA 69 GOOD NEWS FIRE PROOF FUR STORAGE VAULTS ON THE PREMISES FUR COATS - FUR TRIMMED COATS - FURS - CLEANED GLAZED - STORED - WINTER OR SUMMER Certificate of Title and Insurance Issued with Every 'Garment FAMOUS FOR QUALITY FRENCH DRY CLEANING Dresses Hand Finished - Evening Gowns Our Specialty BLANKETS - CURTAINS - COMFORTS - DRAPERIES BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED and HAND FINISHED A Cleaning Department for Every Item in the Home OGONTZ DRY CLEANERS PLANT AND STORE 2864 LIMEKILN PIKE, NORTH HILLS, PENNA. Phones: Oigontz 6444 and 6445 BRANCH STORE-91 BUTLER AVENUE, AMBLER, PENNA. Free Phone Service. Ambler, Whitemarsh Customers Phone, Enterprise 10400 70 GREETINGS! CLASS OF 1946 THIS SPACE HAS BEEN PURCHASED BY A FRIEND OF THE SCHOOL WHO WISHES TO LEAVE THIS MESSAGE- Develop self-confidenceg Believe in yourself. Ogontz 4661 Jenkintown 2846 RUSSELL SMITH, INC. W DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE JENKINTOWN, PA. 416 O-LD YORK ROAD WOOD'S ICE CREAM PARLOR M' HARRISON DOTTS 30 East Keswick Avenue - Pharmaclst - Glenside, Pennsylvania 27-29 East Wharton Avenue Ogontz 9263 Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 6318 MIKE D'ELIA'S SHOE SHOP 384 N. Easton Road Glenside, Pa. S. B. BARB-AGALLO -Tonsorial Parlor- 26 East VVharton Avenue Glenside, Pennsylvania ROBERT F. THOMA, D.D.S. 937 FOX CHASE ROAD Philadelphia 11, Pennsylvania GREETINGS FROM HOME ELECTRIC APPLIANCE 716 WEST AVENUE Jenkintown, Pa. 81 Years Training for Business Accounting - Secretarial Courses for Men and Women SUMMER SCHOOL Begins Monday, June 17 FALL TERM Day - Tuesday, September 3 Evening - Monday, Sept. 16 ,I PEIRCE . S C H O O L :iii OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ' PEN. 2100 PEIRCE SCHOOL BUILDING Pine St. west of Broad, Phila. 2 THE TAYLOR SCHOOL The Distinctive Business School Centrally located, with delightfully appointed rooms, an environment which develops the best i'n the young man or Woman. Accredited by National Asso- ciation of Accredited Commercial Schools. Approved by State Committee on Standards. Stenographic, Secretarial, Medical Secretarial, Bookkeeping and 'General Business Courses. Day or Evening. Personal interest in every student. For Catalogue Call-Rittenhouse 6434 or write The Taylor School, 12.07 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 7, Pa. JOSEPH E. CULVER Painting and Decorating SPECIALIST in SPRAY PAINTING STUCCO HOUSES, ROOFS and WALL SURFACES 529 NORTH HILLS AVENUE, NORTH HILLS, PA. OGONTZ 6790 73 JOE 85 REO FRIENDLY MOBIL STATION Motor Tune Up Cars Washed Lubrication Battery Service Tires Recapped York Road and Cherry Street Jenkintown, Pa. Phone: Ogontz 9291 ROBERT K. MARPLE PERSONALIZED SERVICE Real Estate - Mortgages and Insurance 301 York Road, Jenkintown, Pa Ogontz 7768 Headquarters for the Junior Miss J EANNE'S 723 West Avenue Jenkintown, Pa. Ogontz 6607 THE MUSIC BOX 407 York Road, Jenkintown, Pa. J. G. Coombe, Proprietor RADIOS - RECORDS SHEEYI' MUSIC R. A. HUNTER ORDINANCE 8: CHEMICAL CO. 74 BLACKSTOCK STUDIO J. Lewis Blackstock PORTRAITS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Home or Studio Sittings by Appointment Cheltenham 8378 7990 Oxford Avenue, Fox Chase Industrial and Residential Electrical Contractor 'Maintenance Installations Assurance of Competent Work Courteous - Considerate J. J. HOLZADL 203 Bockius Ave., Abington, Pa. Phone: Ogontz 4870 MEEHAN'S NURSERIES WE PLAN and PLANT YOUR HOME GROUNDS DRESHER, PA. Ambler 0226 ERNESTINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ernestine Myers, Prop. 2745 Limekiln Pike, North Hills LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST With a becoming hair style, based on one of our famous cold wave perma- nents. Open Evenings by Appointment Phone: Ogontz 4803 V 0 V A C E CUT RATE STORE V 9 V Ogontz 6971 SMOKEHOUSE GLENSIDE HICKORY SMOKED MEATS FARM PRODUCTS R. L. STOTT PETROL FUEL OILS DELCO OIL BURNERS SALES and SERVICE Rockledge 8z Robbins Avenues Fox Chase, Phila., Penna. PILgrim 0811 Bell, Ogontz 3303 KESWICK PHOTO and SPORT SHOP Geo. W. Gerding, Jr., Prop. 17 E. Wharton Rd., Glenside, Pa. Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Tackle - 'Camping Equipment - Athletic Goods - Archery Supplies - Canoes and Boats Photo Finishing - Cameras - Photo Supplies - Comm. Photography - Picture Frames 'iN - 'iii L P17 ' BLAETZ BROTHERS Years of publishing for Schools and Colleges have developed our service to a point where our clients receive maximum quality at a minimum of personal labor. A modern, illustrating service is available free to augment original art work, if desired. FOX CHASE, PHILADELPHIA 11 - PILg1-im 1650-51 - INC. - R EALTCR EASTON IQCAD AND WHARTON ROAD GLENSIDE. PA. 76 Greetings From WELDON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tel. Ogontz 7320 TAILOR Suits Made to Order A. GIBBONI Cleaning - Dyeing - Repairing 416 N. Easton Road, Glenside, Pa. The Poet's Corner announces the recent opening of an Art Gallery in Glenside for a permanent exhibition of Pastels by Sheafferng inspirationally conceived and executed. Landscapes, Seascapes, still life-large and small. Weekday hours until 11 o'clock p.m. Also a permanent exhibition at 1527 Walnut Street in Philadelphia. CHARLES SHEAFFER CYour Local Poetl ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Easton Rd. 8z Geneva Ave., Glemside Ogontz 7412 For VALUE and VARIETY it's the KESWICK 5 AND 10 The Neighborhood Buyword 327 N. Easton Road, Glenside Ogontz 9086 MICHAEL'S TONSORIAL PARLOR 414 Easton Road, Glenside, Pa Opposite Casa Conti Hotel A. GIBBONI -BARBER- fOpposite Weldon 'Schoolb EASTON ROAD Glenside, Pa. GLASER'S HARDWARE Cformerly Turner'sJ We have a Large Stationery Department SCHOOL SUPPLIES and SPORTS GOODS KUHN, REALTORS 711 West Ave., Jenkintown, Pa Ogontz 4550 Phone: Ogontz 3165 C. Bordin, Prop. JUST LIKE NEW! GLENSIDE UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS - WINDOW SHADES Upholstering in All Its Branches As It Should Be Done Workmanship Guaranteed Glenside, Penna., Keswick Bldg. Joseph M. Ruggieri 'Michael A. Ruggieri KESWICK J EWELERS Jewelry and Fine Gifts 9 E. Wharton Road, Glenside, Pa. Residence Phone: Ogontz 5856 Ogontz 6727 JIM'S SERVICE STATION LUBRICATION - WASHING Tire Recapping and Tire Repairs James Bonsall, Prop. Easton and Jenkintown Roads Glenside, Pa. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1946! T H E B R E E Z E Published by Blaetz Bros., Inc. WASHING - LUBRICATION UNITED SERVICE STATION SIMONIZING Guaranteed Auto Repairing 350 N. Easton Road Ogontz 4903 TOWING W. WASYNGER 325 North Easton Road SHOE REPAIRING 'gWell Known for Quality at a Very Reasonable Price Glenside, Pa. FRANK A. BURKE 'GLENSIDE DELICATESSEN Easton and Wharton Roads Under New Management Bell: Ogontz 3282 Glenside, Pa. Edith Wilcox Helen DeGroat THE VOGUE SHOP 28 East Wharton Road Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 1985 Sportswear - Lingerie - Gifts CASA CONTI Famous for Fine Foods GLENSIDE, PA. Ogontz 6996 N KESWICK CYCLE COMPANY Rich Norman, Proprietor HOBBY SUPPLIES - MODEL AIRPLANES . EASTON ROAD, GLENSIDE, PENNSYLVANIA PENNY'S FLOWERS 5 E. WHARTON AVENUE, GLENSIDE, PA. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Og tz 0241-J 79 RUBIN'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES and PRODUCE Corner HAMEL AVENUE Phones: Ogontz 0924-9036 Ardsley, Pa. Free Delivery WILLIAM N. SPAYD CARPENTER '- BUILDER Jobbing - Alterations - Repairs 1301 LIMEKILN PIKE North Hills, Pa. Ogontz 1024 FERGUSON'S Patent Medicines - Cosmetics -Stationery School Supplies - Smokers' Needs AbbOtt's Ice ,Cream - Candy - Magazines Newspapers 3007 W. MT. CARMEL AVENUE North Hills, Pa. Ogontz 6989 C. D. LAMPHERE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR -Hotpoint Appliances- 2901 MT. CARMEL AVENUE North Hills, Pa. GENEVIVA'S MARKET TR.UNK'S SWEET SHOP Groceries - Meats - Produce LIMEKILN PIKE st BROOK ROAD LIMEKILN PIKE, Edge Hill, Pa. Edge mu' Pa' Ogcmz 7824-J Jane Logan Ice Cream Toys Phone, Ogontz 4536 Free Delivery Greeting Cards Novelties CLINTON R. SPENCER, JR. A- H- B- SKEATH PHARNIACIST BUILDING 2732 LIMEKILN PIKE Maintenance -- Construction North Hills, Pa. Ogontz 7262 FRED R. WILHELM Real Estate - Insurance - Notary Public 2743 LIMEKILN PIKE Ogontz 1285 North Hills LOUGHLIN'S MARKET 2734 LIMEKILN PIKE NORTH HILLS, PENNSYLVANIA Formerly 'Cashmere's Market LIMEKILN BARBER SHOP 934 LIMEKILN PIKE NORTH HILLS, PENNA. Dresses Sportswear HELEN A. ROBERTSON 115 S. EASTON ROAD Hosiery Ogontz 6494 GLENSIDE TOGGERY FOR MEN AND BOYS 118 S. EASTON ROAD, Glenside, Pa. Edith 'McHugh, Prop. Ogontz 1506 EL DORIS BEAUTY SHOP 142 E. GLENSIDE AVE. Glenside, Pa. B' S' Schwartz Open Evening.: Beauty Culture in All Branches KIDDIE FURNITURE R 0 Y ' A N N G. R S hmidt Ann C. Logue S I L V E R S Oy C BEAUTICIANS 110 S. EASTON ROAD Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 0372 12 W. GLENSIDE AVENUE Glenside, Pa. 2nd Floor, Heist Bldg. Ogontz 4171 ELKINS RADIO ELECTRIC SHOP AT SERVICE THE NEW 507 Township Line Road ACME MARKET Elkins Park, Pa. Ogontz 7904 435 Township Line, McKinley RADIO REPAIRING COOK,S BARBER SHOP 516 JENKINTOVVN ROAD Elkins Park, Pa. LAWRENCE DRUG STORE EASTON ROAD Roslyn, Pennsylvania GIROUD FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions 8530 Cadwalader Avenue Elkins Park, Pa. Ogontz 1336 GREETINGS HARRY F. FERRELL Real Estate - Insurance ROSLYN, PA. ROSLYN GARAGE GREETINGS Esso Products - Automobile Service Easton and Mildred Avenue R0Y,S M ARKET Phone, Ogontz 5270 - Roslyn, Pa. ROSLYN, PA. A. J. VENTRESCA ROSLYN BARBER SHOP Easton Road, Roslyn, Pa. CAROLINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Roslyn, Pa. Willow Grove 3019 Ogontz 4177 Roslyn, Pa. JOHN J. BIERLIN, FLOWERS Seedlings for that Flower and Vegetable Garden EDROY'S 2310 Heston Street, Roslyn, Pa. Ogontz 4151 Willow Grove 0708 DAVID JENKINS Practical Painter and Decorator 8554 Tulpehocken Avenue Elkins Park, Pa. SQUARE DEAL MARKET 501 Township Line, Elkins Park, Pa. Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fruits and Vegetables CBirdseyej Groceries Ogontz 2660 Quality Meats Fruits 8: Produce UNITY FRANKFORD STORE 8505 Tulpehocken Avenue J. Byrnes Elkins Park, Pa. We Own Our Own Plant BALA CLEANERS Modern Dry Cleaning 509 Township Line Road Elkins Park, Pa. Ogontz 4396-J CLARA MAYER BEAUTY SALON Open Mon., Wed., Fri., 'til 9 P. M. 505 Township Line Melrose 3005 Elkins Park, Pa. JOHN P. DONAHUE SUNOCO SERVICE Township Line and Cadwalader Avenue, Elkins Park, Pa. Ogontz 7054 Since 1913 HARRY ULLRICH AUTO WRECK SPECIALIST Frame and Wheel Straightening - Wheel Balancing - Front End Aligning - Trucks Straightened and Fish Plated - Complete Bear Equipment Used. 8405 Cadwalader Avenue, Elkins Park, Pa. BRUDER'S DELICATESSEN Ice Cream - Frosted Foods 515 Jenkintown Road Elkins Park, Pa. STEVEN'S GROCERIES Smoked Meats - Frozen Foods Ice Cream 522 Cypress Avenue Elkins Park, Pa. Ogontz 9164 BOONIN'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 441 Township Line Elkins Park, Pa. Ogontz 1616 EDWARD T. COLLINS ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Township Line 8L Cadwalader Ave. Elkins Park, Pa. PENN ELECTRIC COMPANY 439 East Township Line Sales Appliances Service Phone: Ogontz 7844 HILLSIDE CEMETERY CO. ROSLYN, PENNSYLVANIA OGONTZ 0760 T. W. MONTAGUE Co. RLLER HOMES - ESTATES and FARMS INSURANCE - MORTGAGES - CONVEYANCING 491 OLD YORK ROAD, JENKINTOWN, PENNA. Ogontz 7272 Majestic 5-2625 81 BRO., INC. Established 1865 VALENTINE Hardware FLOWERS AT THEIR BEST Housewares - Paints - Sporting Goods - Electrical Appliances Heating - Roofing - Builders Supplies 309 OLD YORK ROAD Jenkintown, Pa. WEST AVENUE NEXT TO POST OFFICE Jenkintown, Pa. JENKINTOWN BANK Sz TRUST CO. JENKINTOWN, PA. WHERE THE BUS STOPS AT THE DOOR Member FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. PLESSNER -HA1RDREssEEs- 740 YORKWAY PLACE, JENKINTOWN, PA. PHONE: OGONTZ 0144 Phone: OGONTZ 2958 STANLEY M. CRAVEN COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE 405 JOHNSON STREET, JENKINTOWN, PA. SHEBLE, DAGER INC. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE J. H. Sheble, Jr. - H. J. Dager - John D. Elliott - Paul 417 OLD YORK ROAD, JENKINTOWN, PA. TEL. OGONTZ 3000 R. Weitzel 86 HILLSIDE CEMETERY CO. ROSLYN, PENNSYLVANIA OGONTZ 0760 T. W. MONTAGUE CO. REALTUR HOMES - ESTATES and FARMS INSURANCE - MORTGAGES - CONVEYANCING 491 OLD YORK ROAD, JENKINTOWN, PENNA. Ogontz 7272 Majestic 5-2625 81 BRO., INC. Established 1865 VALENTINE Hardware FLOWERS AT THEIR BEST Housewares - Paints - Sporting Goods - Electrical Appliances Heating - Roofing - Builders Supplies 309 OLD YORK ROAD Jenkintown, Pa. WEST AVENUE NEXT TO POST OFFICE Jenkintown, Pa. TOWNE MEN,S SHOP Sportwear, Clothing, Sport Slacks, Shoes and Sport Coats for Young Men 300 York Road Jenkintown, Pa. Ogontz 9214 Delivery Ogontz 0842 SUBURBAN MEAT MARKET fChoice Meatsj 715 West Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. G. REED LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING 1134 Easton Road, Roslyn, Pa. Ogontz 1310 Phone: Ogontz 6492 Hand Made CERAMICS by DORIS J. ORTHAUS Roslyn, Pa. LESSONS ORDERS TAKEN AMERICAN STORE ROSLYN, PENNSYLVANIA WM. A. GEPPERT WRECKING CO. Easton Road, Willow Grove, Pa. NEW and USED LUMBER Phone: Willow Grove 9114 GLENN and MIL0 Estimates Willow Grove 0659-W ATLANTIC SERVICE LOUIS C. KRAUS 85 SONS Gas - Oil - Tires fReSiSt9fedl PLUMBING and HEATING Easton and Bradiield Roads 1368 Easton Road, Roslyn, Pa. Ogontz 9142 Roslyn, Pa. Gas Appliances Jobbing JAMES A. NASSAU Open Mon., Fri. 8: Sat. Evenings 102 E. Mt. Carmel Avenue BRODY'S DEPARTMENT RECORDS - MUSIC - RADIO STORE Store Hours Daily 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Family Outfitters Since 1905 Ogontz 5958 Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 0486 Glenside, Pa. GLENSIDE PHARMACY AUTHUR S. LEVINTOWN, Ph. B. Glenside, Pennsylvania Visit Our Soda Fountain Ogontz 1737 WALTER R. GARVIN PLUMBING and HEATING Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 0252 GLENSIDE WHOLESALE CO. 103 East Glenside Avenue Wholesale Candy and Tobacco THE ROSLYN S-HOP Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions GREETINGS N. A. GERMANN ALADDIN BOOK SHOP 224 York Road, Jenkintown Phone: Ogontz 4343 Latest Fiction - Non-Fiction - ROSIYU, Pa. Juveniles - Greeting Cards - Lending Library Dollar Valet Service AQBUTA CLEANERS sc DYERS BART ROOT Camalgamatedl FRUIT and PRODUCE 2607 Jenkintown Road Ardsley, Pa. Ogontz 3284 Ardsley, Pa' DR. IRVING B. FINK DENTIST Willow Grove, Pa. GREETINGS GEORGE'S ESSO SERVICE 400 S. York Roald, Willow Grove Tel. No. Willow Grove 9146 SCALFARO SHOE REBUILD 21 South York Road, Willow Grove Reopen Again for Business Call 8z Deliver - Willow Grove 0880 WILLIAM SPIES JEWELEIR Diamonds - Watches and Jewelry WILLOW GROVE APPLIANCE SHOP 58 N. York Rd., Willow Grove, Pa. We Sell What We Display CALLAHAN'S Greyhound Bus Station Cigarettes - Candy Opposite Grove Movies Willow Grove 9182 ,IENKINTOW N BANK 81 TRUST CO. J ENKINTOWN , PA. WHERE THE BUS STOPS AT THE DOOR Member FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. PLESSNER -HA1RDREssERs- 740 YORKWAY PLACE, JENKINTOWN, PA. PHONE: OGONTZ 0144 Phone: OGONTZ 2958 STANLEY M. CBAVEN COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE 405 JOHNSON STREET, JENKINTOWN, PA. SHEBLE, DAGER INC. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE J. H. Sheble, Jr. - H. J. Dager - John D. Elliott - Paul 417 OLD YORK ROAD, JENKINTOWN, PA. TEL. OGONTZ 3000 R. Weitzel 86 GREETINGS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. JENKINTOWN, PA. EINHORN'S MARKET 3000 Mt. Carmel Avenue Telephone: Ogontz 9083 Ogontz 4221 COMPTON SL KNOTT Gas - Oil - Lubrication Auto and Electrical Supplies 2736 Limekiln Pike, North Hills, Pa. GREETINGS FROM NORTH HILLS COUNTRY CLUB NORTH HILLS, PA. WRIGHT'S SERVICE STATION VULCANIZING and RECAPPING Limekiln Pike and Edge Hill Road Edge Hill Phone: Ogontz 9182 John Genth Ogontz 2909 NORTH HILLS AUTO REPAIR Official Inspection Station 2832 Limekiln Pike North Hills, Pa. Battery Service Towing Day or Night KESLER'S Florists for the Particular Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 115 Tennis Avenue North Hills, Pa. Ogontz 3109 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry M. Gleicer, Certified Watchmaker Optical Work Broken Lenses Duplicated GLENSIDE JEWELER and OPTICIAN 107 S. Easton Road - Ogontz 7021 SHOP WHERE THE TWO WHITE HORSES STAND ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD Furniture-China-Mirrors Glass-Pewter-Trays-Pictures Telephone, Ogontz 7499 JAMES E. BALME Candelabra-Pottery AB BUILDER INGTON ANTIQUE SHOP Jnnnnnn Finnnnnn 121 Old York Road Abingtgnn Pa. 201 Bockius Ave. Abington, Pa N. Stiengerb, Prop. Ogontz 3204 Repairs Alterations Maintenance Give Your Dog H Real Vacation E. ALLEN REEVES, INC. Contractor and Builder ABINGTON, PA. Ogontz 1092 Majestic 0243 GREETINGS School Physician PIONEER FOOD STORES DONATO,S MARKET 64 HORACE AVENUE Abington, Pa. Phone: Ogontz 7978 Re-opening with complete Modern Equipment June 1st ABINGTON KENNELS 305 York Road Abington, Pa. SCHUTT'S SERVICENTER Tires-Batteries-Accessories Brakes-Ignition York Road and Eckard Avenue Phone Ogontz 9280 K 8z L LUNCHROOM Light Lunches-Ice Cream-Soft Drinks Mrs. L. Gilmore 8: Mrs. Miller PROPRIETORS 2. HORACE AVENUE Ogontz 9042 MEET YOUR FRIENDS OVER A MIDNIGHT SNACK KENYON,S DINER Route 152 NORTH HILLS, PA. Ogontz 9032 George E. Klenk, Prop. KLENK'S SERVICE STATION Complete Washing Lubricating - Tire Repair Glenside and Keswick Avenues GLENSIDE, PA. NO ONE CAN PLEASE EVERYBODY - BUT WE TRY GLENSIDE LAUNDRY, INC. All Types of Laundry Services 33-35 E. Glenside Avenue GLENSIDE, PA. Ogontz 4100 PRIMEX MILLS CMcCaughey'sj EDGE HILL, PA. Feeds for all Poultry 8z Livestock Fertilizers Wild Bird Seed Peat Moss Ogontz 7200 Ogontz 1161 ECKEL'S HARDWARE 508 Jenkintown Road Ardsley, Pennsylvania Paints and Hardware Seeds and Fertilizer Houseware ARDSLEY SUNOCO SERVICE Jenkintown 8z Edgehill Roads Ardsley, Pennsylvania Lubrication Tire Service Ogontz 9064 Greetings From TROUT'S GULF SERVICE ARDSLEY, PENNSYLVANIA ARDSLEY HARDWOOD FLOOR CO. ARDSLEY, PA. OGONTZ 3746 Floor Work of All Descriptions MT. CARMEL RIDING ACADEMY ARDSLEY, PENNSYLVANIA HAYFRIDES Ogontz 9218 LOU'S RIDING ACADEMY Limekiln Pike and Twining Road FITZWATERTOWN Instructions To Beginners Your Horses Hauled, Boarded, Schooled Horses Bought and Sold Saddles and Bridles Ogontz 9299 MILLER DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions-Gifts-Vitamins Agents Zenith Hearing Aid WILLOW GROVE, PA. ESKIN HARDWARE CO. 4180-82 Germantown Ave., Phila. 40, Pa. 109 York Road, Willow Grove, Pa. HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES PAINTS - FRIGIDAIRES Mich. 3433 Willow Grove 0556 WILLOW GROVE Federal Savings and Loan Association 81 NORTH YORK ROAD W. G. 0917-W GREETINGS GREETINGS TERMINAL RESTAURANT WELSH'S PHARMACY Willow Grove, Pa. Willow Grove, Pa. Open 24 Hours J. L. RUSH 8z SONS, INC. DAVISVILLE ROAD, WILLOW GROVE, PA. Auto Supplies Tops and Upholstery Repairs 91 Prescription Specialist Telephone, Ogontz 0246 CARTER'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 719 West Avenue, Jenkintown, Pa. Courtesy-Service-Confidence Bell Phone: Ogontz 9830 Keystone: Jenkintown 2511 J. FRANK FLECK CO. HARDWARE 424 York Road JENKINTOWN, PA. DR. G. W. SPIES OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN Personal 'Service Jenkintown, Ford Bldg. Phone: Og. 900 Office Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. Daily Evenings: Tues. and Sat., 7 to 9 P.M. Phone Ogontz 9171 CANNOE'S SERVICENTER TIRES-BA'I'I'E'RIES-ACQCESSORIES BRAKES-IGNITION YORK AND ROYAL ROADS Jenkintown, Pa. GOLDBERG'S Old York Roa'd's Oldest Dept. Store ESTABLISHED 1902 Jenkintown Phone Ogontz 0411 VAL'S Custom Tailoring WEST AVENUE 8: LEEDOM STREET Jenkintown, Penna. Formerly with Jacob Reed's Sons lVIUTH'S C. Fred Muth, Inc. Established 1899 JEWELERS 841 DIAMOND IVIERCHANTS 403 OLD YORK ROAD Jenkintown, Pa. Bell Phone Ogontz 1647 Organized in 1867 ABINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO 855,000.00 705 WEST AVE. JENKINTOWN Ogontz 0154 J. HOWARD HAY, INC. Painting :Sz Paper Hanging UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT 475 YORK RD. JENKINTOWN, PA. Phone: Ogontz 985 Outfitters to the Particular Woman FLO-JEAN 615 West Avenue JENKINTOWN, PA. Phone: Ogontz 7299 JOSEPH A. SULAT APOTHECARY 491 YORK ROAD Jenkintown, Pa. GREETINGS FROM Congratulations GEORGE'S BARBER SHOP West Avenue and Best Wishes to the JENKINTOWN, PA. HOWARD NICE CLASS OF 1946 BALL 8z COFFIN Greetings to The Graduating Class of 1946 S. D. PETERSON CO. 410 York Road Jenkintown, Pa. Ogontz 5711 Real Rtate - Mortgages Insurance - Appraisals ALFRED H. TRANK SUBURBAN HOMES MORTGAGES INSURANCE Ogontz 3800 - 3801 DR. J. W. VANSANT AND SON VETERINARIAN Huntingdon Pike 8z Shady Lane Fox Chase, Phila. 11, Pa. Phone: Cheltenham 2536 THE SILVER SPRUCE DINING ROOM Meals Served 11:30 - 2:00 BEST WISHES 5:00 - 7:30 Ogm 9057 RICHARD HAIR DRESSING Greetings to Class 1946 DOMINIQUE BERNINGER G. HAROLD W. HAAG PAUL d'ENTREMONT 491 York Road Jenkintown, Pa. BEST WISHES OLSON,S STORE 909 Gibson Avenue Hollywood, Pa. Groceries-Delicatessen-Cigars, Candy BULK-Breyers Ice 'Cream-PINTS Phone: Cheltenham 8704 Telephone PILgrim 3331 MOBILGAS SERVICE STATION BETTVS BEAUTY SALUN MoB1Lo1L MOBILUBRICATION Beauty Culture in all its Branches Oxford at Burholme Aves 7992 OXFORD AVENUE , . Elizabeth Harth Fox Chase, Phila. Phlla' PII' 9882 Studio of Music Teacher on Hammond Organ and Piano Classical and Popular Numbers MISS LOUISA MENSCH 909 Pasadena Ave., Hollywood, Pa. Che. 8584-W EDWARD THOMAS REGAN, D. C., Ph. C. Chiropractic Physician 8606 CHURCH ROAD State Registered and Licensed RYAN REALTY 3305 N. Front Street 905 Fox Chase Road Real Estate, Insurance and Conveyancing Philadelphia, Pa. WOME-N'S APPAREL LILFLEE, INC. JENKINTOWN, PA. Ogontz 4026 FREE DELIVERY Phone: KCHELT. 8006 MORTGAGES INSURANCE J. M. CEGIELKOWSKI HOLLYWOOD FOOD STORE REALTOR 914 GIBSON AVENUE 701 Huntingdon Pike lst Grade 'Meats CARL I-IOERGER, Prop. Rockledge, Pa. Pilgrim 6475 GREETINGS GREETINGS BILL BARWIS ATLANTIC PRODUCTS ROCKLEDGE, PA. PARKDALE MARKET SHORE'S MARKET FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS, FISH AND OYSTERS Bell Phone 71 FREE DELIVERY WILLOW GROVE, PA. JOHN'S BARBER SHOP 78 North York Road John Tarkington, Prop. WILLOW GROVE, PA. Myk. 0707-J WILLIAM J. GRIMES -Registered- Plumbing and Heating 3825 TERRACE ST. Phila. 28, Pa. Residence 21 N. EASTON RD. Glefnside, Pa. Ogontz 6465 REPAIRS PAINTING Phone: Willow Grove 0420 WM. R. WALTON Specializing in Veterans' Homes Builder Repairs Alteration and Additions York Rd. 8z Maplewood Ave. Willow Grove, Pa. John Schamenek SUNOCO SERVICE York Road and Roy Avenue WILLOW GROVE, PA. SCHUTTE 81 KOERTING CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA. -l-i+-i- in appreciation of competent office help furnished by the Commercial Department of the Abington Senior High School. 96 POWELL'S DRUG STORE Abington, Pa. Fresh Meats-Frosted Foods-Butter- Eggs G. PARKHOUSE 8: SONS 115 YORK ROAD Abington, Pa. Phone: Ogontz 7500 LARRY,S BARBER SHOP 127 York Road Next to Fire House ABINGTON, PA. Lawrence Ventresca Sanitary Service Ogontz 2084 FRANK MCCORMICK BENDIX SALES and SERVICE No. 1 Susquehanna Road ABINGTON, PA. Ogontz 9338 Quality and Service First SAM SCHAFFER CUSTOM TAILOR Daily Pressing Service 24 YORK RD. ABINGTON, PA. Since 1926 For Service Call Ogontz 9338 ABINGTON SHOE REPAIR JOSEPH PILEGGI Expert workmanship A11 Work Guaranteed 22 York Road Abington, Pa. ABINGTON FLORIST BURR A. ROBINSON, Jr. 6 York Road, Abington, Penna. Phone: Ogontz 4290 Ogontz 4349 CHARLES LIGHTMAN IMPORTER-MERCHANT TAILOR- and FURRIER Certified Cold Storage 14 York Road Abington, Pa. K 0 E N I G ' S The REXALL Drug Store GLENSIDE, PA. Phone: O gontz 0344 RENNINGER 85 RENNINGER GENERAL INSURANCE BROKERS QAt Stationj - Glenside, Pa. EDWIN F. THIES FUNERAL HOME 26 N. Easton Road, Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 3260 Remember the Name Ogontz 1658 KARP CLEANERS 120 S. EASTON ROAD Glenside, Pa. HOPE HAMILTON STUDIO Portraits and Commercial Photography 8 GLENSIDE AVENUE Ogontz 7634 Glenside, Pa. LAVENDER BEAUTY SHOPPE Northwestern Bank Buil-ding Ogontz 2973 Glenside, Pa. ART AND GIFT SHOPPE Gifts For A11 Occasions Greeting Cards 132 E. Mt. Carmel Avenue Sue Biagi Glenside, Pa. CERTIFIED SERVICE REFRIGERATION SERVICE and MOTOR REPAIRS 3 So. Easton Rd., Glenside, Pa. 'GREETINGS THE DOTTOM FLORISTS 3 E. GLENSIDE AVE. Glenside, Pa. THE WHITE PHARMACY Frank Snyder, Reg. Pharm. 105 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, Pa. Phone Ogontz 4469 SAN TO F. CLEMENT PHARMACIST Successor to Fred A. Scheunamann 115 E. Mt. Carmel Ave. Glenside, Pa. Ogontz 0116 Greetings From the GLENSIDE THEATER GREETINGS From MACHINE TOOL SERVICE 16 KESWICK AVENUE Glenside, Pa. GLENSIDE BILLIARD ROOM 26 E. MT. CARMEL AVE. Glenside, Pa. Steve Yerkes, Prop. FOR FINER SHOE REPAIRING GALANTE'S SHOE REPAIRING 6 N. KESWICK AVENUE Glenside, Pa. HAROLD R. MOORE FLORIST When Words Fail You Why Not Say It With Flowers! 220 BROOKDALE AVENUE Glenside, Pa. THERE IS N0 SUBSTIT TE for EXPERIENCE It cannot be dispensed with . . . or substituted for. . . . It should be of first consideration in every important undertaking .... We mean experience . . . the special- ized experience such as we offer in the Held of School Annual photography .... That is why year after year, we have been honored by being chosen Official Year- book Photographer by many leading Schools and Col- leges .... Getting out a Yearbook is a once-in-a-lifetime undertaking .... It is therefore good to know that there is available to you all the experience that is necessary to meet this unusual emergency .... You'll find our organization skilled and resourceful . . . our facilities and resources ample to meet every problem connected with Yearbook Photography. ZAMSK Y STUDIO 100

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Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

- Class of 1946

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