Allen High School - People Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1931 volume:

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I mx 1931 Class l-llstory llxe more the merrlel Ihe Class of 3I wws the lngest clmss to cntel the portals of Dear Old Hugh md we are proud that we maintain thls record upon graduatlon This class was the First organized after the adoption of the 6 3 3 system whxch dlvlded the Freshman class among three unlor hlgh schools Even as early as the ninth grade our class looked promlslng with marked success ln operettas plays and cntertalnments When we entered the hlgh school we 'xcqualnted ourselves as soon as possible with our classm1tcs trlcd to look 1 t home Ill the school cafete na whnch was new to us 'und looked up to and envied the upper classmen who held their heads so lllgll At the first Sophomore class meetlnz Reuel De Turk w ns chosen president Class orgamzatlon was new to us and quxte lnterestmg fhe officers were as carefully chosen as IS posslble ln a class so large Other class officers were josephme Pasco vlce presldent Paullne Allen secretary MOYTIS Parmet treasurer wlth Paul Maury always our reliable faculty treasurer Page Thirteen D1 , I..xH.uc xc, Pr:-s. ,Xl I ' 1 lf!-'I'I'Zli . .X-c'y Kx 1: '11 l.ll4lsr3u1.xx, X'i4-4'-I'rw. 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I Sopholnorcs wcrc mlloxud onc dancc rt tht cud ol thc school turn l lc c Dance Donald LaBarrc was chairman and thc dance 1 bug succcss for a hrst hlgh school affair made us mlghty proud The year was brought to a closc with the election of Nlarwood Stark as president FlHll'lC Bllllg vlcc presldent Alice Fetzer secretary and Harry Weber treasurer Many mterestlng thlngs happened durmg our unlor ycar lqhc unlor I rom the annual football dance was a great success Although wc had not won the game that year we had tled the seorc sort of brcaklng It gcntly th xt wt meant to wln the followlng year During our unlor year we showcd grcnt progress ID various class teams ln track football marathon basketball and swimming She Wallks rn Her Sleep the class play was exceptionally wcll dom lwhe annual unlor Plcnle Dance at Dorney lark and the unxor ldrohc 1tlVlc xlcy s Audltorlum were both great fun and most prohtable Again the ycar wrs brought to a close with the ClLCtlOD of Donald LaBarre president KHlhCflIlC l leberman vlee presldent Allee Fetzer secretary and Herbert Hilton treasurer of the Senior Class ln the Senior year the falr stand was the hrst task one whlch we undutook with great enthusiasm The usual class play was glven with the usual Joy ln fact xt was declared qulte Oh Kay The Senlors also staged a Chrlstmas Dance the Senlor Hop a Sprlng Dance and the Senlor Soclal Now the year IS almost over It won t be long now' We must however record the success of the Blue Boo Canary and Blue and the COMUS wlth Roy Hoffman as the Edltor ln Chlef of a most able Canary staff and Luther Sehlenker editor of the COMUS The commencement play Captain Applcjacl was put over wlth great enthuslasm Thls play and the annual Senior Farewell were the last affalrs of the class It sounds easy to say that Commencemcnt Day ls herc and that cverybody should be happy But they re not The Seniors are sad at heart to leave thls Alma Mater where they have had so many good times and made such a number of friends And now we step mto a new role no longer Senlors but Alumm taking our places among the other Allllnnl of the A H 9 But the namc Class of 3I WlllStIllCllStlI'1glllSl1 us we shall never forget our days xt Dexr Old Hugh Page I auvleen " . . 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'I 3 mg LASS EIN OR f uga, qnlccn GRAD!-HES I ADAM5 KAIHRYN Lbll Ll I hun College Ent rance A cheery thought a smile or two For she s a good sport through and through Kntty IS a golden halred lass who lmaglnes herself second Ann Harcllng Her cheery smlle and wmnlng ways will be an asset ln anythnng she sets out to do Kitty IS a hall fellow well met comrade We wlsh her success Booster Club Y W C A German Club ALBRIGHT ALICE ARLENE Smzsuv College Entrance nn Arts And I being provided thus Shall with superb asparagus A book a taper and a cup 0 country drzn dlvznely sup Alxce IS a bright light of Vlfgll class who doesn t go out nights Believe lt or not ln that yellow permanently waved head IS stored so much knowledge her frlends don t need an encyclopedia When you deslre Alnce s presence just put on the mvltatlon Free lunch Booster Club German Club ALDLRFLR MARC UERITE BISSILX PEG Commercial Where there rs smgmg Where there rs dancmg Where there are boys Where there IS norse There too rs Peg MBFQUCTIICS hne sport and a lot of fun a glrl you ought to know She IS a member of the Hugh School s Bright Gang the Commercials Peg IS unusually fond of the boys and can be found often ln their company Booster Club 4 Commerczal Club 3 4 Al DINGER ROBERT SAMUI I Bon lndustrlal fffarpcntryl While there rs life thcrc us hope Hola I5 what some folks call a genius as a comedian hut lh reality he IS a general nuisance Bob also has a serious side one that IS seldom appreciated and he can be very entertaining when he wants to He expects to continue his career as a carpenter when he graduates and we all wish hlm the best of luck Page Nmctcen I ALI HOUSE VERNA VLKNA Commerclal .She smlles and llle bclloldcr s llcurl wlll rlsc Verna IS a very good frlend She wlll go through thlck and thln to demonstrate her frlendshlp Have you ever heard her ask some one for thelr accountlng or have you heard her say Yes ln her own pecullar way3 ANTHONY EDWIN GEORGL Bowll Commerclal I at first you don I succeed Try fry agaln Edwln IS a handsome and qulet young man Hls pleaslng personallty makes hlm qulte popular among the glrls of hls sectlon Edwln IS also a dependable chap When he once starts a thlng he hnlshes lt After leavlng school Edwln expects to become one of Coopersburgs leadlng bankers Here s luck ARNER RAI PH CHESTER Cmzss lndustrlal Chess IS one of the hard workers ln draftlng room ZII He swlngs a mean pen and pushes a wlcl-redlpencll When ever there IS harmony rlnglng ln the halls he IS sure to be rlght there to joln lh He llkes to dance and would mlss a meal to attend a heel and toe party Chess hopes to be a great motor vehlcle deslgner some day Ralph loves to hunt too and lll-Le all good hunters he never mlxes hlS dears unzor Class Foolball 2 Tsquare BACHMAN WILMER Aeademlc LLFTY Ncvcr less alone lllurl IUIILII ulonc Wcll fellow students heres our old SlallDgl'0Il fflelld lllduslrlous and seemlngly grave He IS a great lover of baseball and IS hlmself a good player Let us hope that he wlll have all the success ln the world ln whatever h undertakes Baseball I 2 4 Baskclball I Deballng 2 I ugr. lwcnlu H f i ., - I "The bcsl way to loaf is lolpradicef' .I ' . : - .l l , . 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BAILEY EVELYN Commercial A better frzend one does not as Ev a jolly good sport lS always wllllng to help her struggling schoolmates let them be Sophomore unlor or Semor she shows no partlallty Evelyn ns a good worker who deserves the hne grades she makes Some day soon we hope she wlll fulfill a cherished ambition which 19 to be a prxvate secretary BARTHOLOMEW DOROTHEA j Dov Commercial Oh dearest how thou wrec st our peace' Dot s mam hobby IS heart breaklng which she accom pllshes to perfection Her motto Hall them and wln them has been her guide First ln frollc and fnrst ln fun especially where the opposxte sex are concerned Dot espe clally loves dancing She has a craze for Chrysler products of any make but mostly speedboats She expects to le somebody s private secretary but will she get that fnrl Here s luck anyway flrls Rooster Clulr 4 Commercial Club 4 I BADFR ANNA BADER Commercial An ounce o pluck IS worth a ton o luc Heres to one of our tricky cheer leaders and vender of tickets to all athletlc aCtlVltlCS Anna does know how to lead a peppy cheer Anna IS also interested nn water sports Whenever theres a splashing m the pool we know lt s Bader we won t be at all surprised to learn she has taught ohnny Welsmxller a few new swxmmlng trucks Anna we wish you all the luck lh the world Class Basketball 5' Cheerleader 3 4 Girls Booster Club Commercial Club V BARLFTT ANNA CHRISTINE ANN Tlus young lady srlent and sweet flas a humor that cant be beat This quxet llttle mlss came to Allentown Hugh School from Lansford m the mxddle of her Jumor year and stepped rlght out on the honor roll In every sense of the word she was a welcome arrlval ancl now IS one of the most active members of the National Honor Society Natlonal llonor Soczety 4 Page fu 4 nhl nm H f ' f lt-H KJ ' . . I 4 . . I . "E H A Y College Entrance in Arts f l I' BASA LILLIAN IRENE Ln. College Entrance in Arts One today Another tomorrow Next' Always in a hurry and never on time this attractive girl with dark hair dark eyes a smile for every girl and two for every boy is Lil Does she dance9 you ask Well l guess' At dances she keeps the boys guessing who s next' BASSANI EUGENIA GINGER Commercial A ready wit andfran replies Topped by a pazr of roguzsh eyes Do you want to hear a good joke3 Hang around Ginger she knows plenty of them Ginger is sometimes full of pep vim and vigor but when it comes to lessons Ginger is usually tired Ginger hopes to be a typlst some day We wish you luck German Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 BAUMAN ,IESSIE ARLINE ess Fine Arts And now twas li e all instruments Now ll e a lonely flute And now it was an angel s song That ma es the heavens be mute essie is indeed a good friend Always willing to help anyone she has endeared herself to all of her classmates Sometimes she appears quiet but that is not the half of it She is a student of the Fine Arts Course and particularly interested in the violin Music Club Orchestra Booster Club Y W C A Council BEACHER BENJAMIN DONALD "DON" Engineering and Science ln study too he most care and most heed." This rosy cheeked, curly headed youth, in addition to his many hne qualities, is so good natured he is one of the favorites of the class, especially with the fair sex. His regular attendance at church needs some explanation. We feel safe in saying that Donald will have a happy career as an engineer. Boys Booster Clubg Band' Chorus, 2, lg National llonor Society. Page Twenty-tu'o I BEALER CHARLES WILLIAM ALLEN Bun Industrial Who lhmks too lzllle and lal s loo much Charley declares his future happiness Ines ln bachelor hood but when he smxles shows hxs teeth and tlps hxs hat to a swell lookmg gurl whether he knows her or not that thought of bachelorhood fades far far away into the distance Bud IS also a member of the prlntlng depart ment and conslders himself a master of thxs art There s a bug chance for Charles becoming a great lmltator of Amos an Andy or bexng a bug raxlroad presudent some day BECKER HARLEN WOODROW Bren Industrial GIUC hzm a bloc hazred gurl With a big spll curl Beck the man shell: of 2I IA has one of the fastest traveling shoe leather expresses ln the Senior Class n the dance floor he shakes one of the meanest legs ever known In school he xs trymg to be a draftsman but the tramlng of the weaker sex I5 his specialty Hrs one and greatest ambltlon IS to comb his half BEIL LOUISE AMANDA Lou Commercnal Lou clazms she can smg Hfell enough lo sul! u :ng BI DOTTO RUTH MARIE Bfxnr Commercial For I am bnmful of the fnendlmess Thu! ln lhc hearts offrrendly ful rs found Heres to a pal a sweet gurl fond lovmg and true charming and dear throughout the year Shes a glrl you long to meet and shes a friend that cant he Leat She s full of hne affections that can t be defined Lou IS our nlghtlngale She has been ln the chorus for three years now If you hear a volce rlnglng out alzove the others you re safe on betting that It l:elongs to Lou Do not be surprised If you hear that she has joined the Nletropolltan or IS broadcastxng Besides lzemg a night lngale Lou IS an appreciative listener She IS always squlrmmg ln her seat when there IS a joke to lxugh at Lou IS sure to be a success especmlly nn music Chorus I 2 I Page Twenty three 1 u I ,I . , k, me 3 "Qu-Q ,fi I BELLES ANNA ELIZABETH ANNA General In her studies she is smcere and just She is the md who ll ma e Pi e s Pea or bust If you see a girl going home from school behind a pile of books you can be sure it is Anna Yet with all her studying she finds time to be jolly and to make every one else happy too lncidentally she goes home early the Honor Roll you know BENFIELD CHARI ES N CHARLIE College Entrance in Arts I nd sweet compensatzon in my humbleness And reap the harvest of a quiet mzmt Halt who goes there? None other than good old Charlie Benfield Charlie doesnt talk much but oh what that boy knows Although C B is one of our quieter students his presence makes itself felt ust consult the honor roll or look at the chorus Charlie is never missing from either Charles expects to be an architect Chorus I 2 3 National Honor Society National Honor Society 4 BENFIELD WARREN ABRAHAM BEN General Bzg men study bug things Do you know who plays the cloghouse of the orchestra3 Well it s Ben the fellow who hires a machine but should have a truck to haul the bass violin from dances to dates We hope none of his strings will break and that he will always make a noise in the world C Sharp Music Club BFNNER, GRACE ELIZABETH "SLIM" Commercial "Light and airy Ii e a airy. ' When you walk the hall have you ever met a girl with big brown eyes and dark brown hair, carrying a bag of candy and giggling? Slim's favorite pastime is eating and dancing. And can she dance! Slim plans to be a nurse, but we all think she will lie diverterl into sweet household service. Page Twenly1four I BFNNFR ,IOSFPH ALLEN College Entrance ln Arts I4 here IS my wandering boy lon1ghl3 oe general favorlte and one of the most actlve mem bers of the class IS also one of the literary lights of the school Not only IS he the Uncle joey of the Canary he I3 the chnef funster of The Clubbe oe as also prominent soclally attending all of the school aflalrs and all the meetings of the Adelphlans an organlzatlon ln which he swings a mean pen as secretary A go getter oe IS bound to succeed at whatever he trles hls hand but just to speed hlm along we say Here s luck' 7he Adelphzans Ihe Clubbe French Club The Ar! Club National llanar Saclely Band Canary and Blue Blue Boo BENNER LAWRENCE JOHN Lou lndustrlal A will be avlalor Here IS one of the fastest fellows m the Senlor class He IS fast ln everythmg except hls studies He ns the Hrst one here ln the mornmg the first one mn the cafe at noon and the first out of the bulldmg at two forty H IS algne quiet fellow and we wish htm all the luck nn the wor T Square I if BFRCFR HELEN MINERVA Bmnv Commercial Always cheerful never blue A devolerl girl lrlecl and true Bully seems quiet but far from lt She has plenty of BENNETT JFANNE LOUISE The grrl who loves and laughs must do well We introduce you to a nlce qulet studlous glrl about school That IS when you clon t know her But then' eanne believes that actions speak louder than words eanne will go to New York this fall to study mllllnery deslgnlng and we wlsh her success ln her undertakings YVVCA 1234 BooslerClub34 45" pep vlm and vigor If you hear some one asking for gum xt s likely to be Blbby The gum IS a preparation for becoming somehodys stenographer but her secret ambition IS to become a journalist Heres hopnng thx! some clay she will realize th xt dream K mul luck to you Blbby Page Tnenly fur I BERMAN MILDRED Mxcxsv Commerclal Better be small and shzne Than great and cast a shadow Pretty brown eyes and a sunny d1spos1t1on dlstmgulsh Mxckey Around school she seems quiet and serene but off hours you ll find she s just full of fun She intends to contmue her secretarial studies at Bucknell Her one ambxtlon IS to be a smger We all are wlth you Nllckey and maybe some day who knows our llttle lVl1ckey will be another Nletropolltan star from Allentown Chorus I BERNHARD CARL H O Berny Commerclal Brays the loud trumpet squeaks the fiddle sharp Wmds the French horn and twangs the tmglmg harp T11 lzke great ,love the leader fgurmg rn Atlunes to order the chaotzc dm Berny lS that small solo cornetlst nn the band He ns always happy and sure to tell you a Joke every now and then He xs a hard worker and does hls work accurately and neatly He hopes to go to college where we wish hlm success Band I 2 3 BHAER ROSILMARY RENTSCHLER ROSEMARY College Entrance 1n Arts The gzrl that walked rn her sleep' Yes that was Rose mary Bhaer one of our most popular co eds Rosemary IS known not only for her Jolly smlle and for her splendld acting but for her good work ln anythlng she undertakes wlll accomplish anything she sets her hand to just as she has clone ln her Alma Mater Nath Pleda 3 4 Preszdent 4 Le Cercle Francazs 3 4 Secretary 4 The Clulwbe 3 4 President 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ctrl Reserves 4 Varszly Debatmg Teams 2 3 BIERY WILLIAM But Engmeermg and Scnence In nam rn vam strike other chords To express my thoughts lhere are no words An unassuming chap thls fellow Blery better known as Bxll Our frlenzl wants to be an englneer not a choo choo man but a very cxvll engineer whatever that ns' Active ln sports and can he dribble a basketball boy' If you can count the bounce wxth an addmg machine well' All ln all he ns a good chap and here s hopmg he catches has tram Beep Beep' Pave Twentu sz t She says she's glad she lives near the 'Berg. Rosemary I BIONDI FRANK JOSEPH BLONDY Science and Englneermg There are lhree lqpcs of women Ihc beautiful the znlelleciual and lhe majorzly says Fran Dad you ever see a black hatred blonde? Blondy IS so stuffed wxth pep that he must be a relatnve of the I"1fth Horseman When he graduates from our Alma Mater he means to matrxculate at Lehngh as an army ofhcer Evidently he IS ln tramlng now he IS trying hard to get clues for future terrestrnal strnfe For further references see Plutarch s Lives 0 Famous Men page 55 Scrence Club The Clubbe Orolans 2 3 4 Orcheslra 73-lCl1orus234 BITTNER ELENORE HELEN BITT Commerclal Lzllle xn stature but not rn mznd Gentle lovzng exceedmgly klna' Elenore IS a real frlend to all her associates The hlgh standards to which she subscrnbes command our respect She loves pleasure but she keeps It ln nts place and does not neglect her studies Watch her hands and her face when she talks to members of the opposnte sex Success be with you Elenore Nalronal Honor Society French Club 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Boosler Club 4 Y C A BLANKOWITSCH ALVIN CARL vv Industrial Beller lale than never Gaze upox thus young gentleman a man among men and a bear among the ladies Ivy rs a good sport and a whale of a basketball player and boy what a dancer Hrs ambntnon ns to enter Penn State next year but It ns the belief of many of hrs acquaintances that he will wind up at the State Umverslty of Rlttersvllle Bas elball 4 Baseball 4 Class Foolball 4 BOBB ,IENNIE VERDILLA ELIZABETH BOBBIE General Music her sofl assuaslvc vol ce apfalres Thus IS a pretty brg name for a pretty lrttle gurl Bobble but then Bobble has always been Interested ln bug things Bobble IS Interested nn musnc and we expect some day to see her name ln head lights or on hull hoards Ilere to the reallzatlon of your dreams' Chorus l 2 I Page Tu enlu seven rv-W I BODIN ARTHUR BUD Sllll wafers run deep Bud IS ever present ever cheerful ever wltty untll recently We fear he prefers brunettes Bud IS a good golfer an ardent phllatellst but lf hls crlvlng reveals his lnner soul reform IS urgent Bud lS a real fellow may he play the round ln par BOETTCER ARTHUR PAUL ART Engineering and Science Hope not or lmposslbllllles He s a mlld fellow qulet when alone but not wlth the gang He IS usually thlnklng of some highly lmaglnatlve and lmposslble lnventlon Avlatlon IS hls mam interest and lf he does get lnto the field here s hoping he cloesn t fly too high' BOHIJNGFR ADDIE ANN BLONDY College Entrance ln Arts A dlmpled smile A sunny dlsposlllon Tllal s Addie Ann When you hear a noise ln the hall you needn t guess twlce You know that lt s Addie Ann telling some one about the latest movle We sometimes wonder lf her jaws don t become tlrecl She goes ln strongly for dra matlcs and at present she IS playing the role of Thunder ln a Vlfgll play Girls Boosler Clull ? 4 German Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 BOLESTRIDGE EDWIN FERGUSON IIEDDIE Industrial "Your modesty's a candle lo your merit." Eddie is one of the most popular boys in the industrial department, and one who always has his homework even if he has to borrow it. He takes a keen interest in all athletics and considers it an honor to have played class football in his unior and Senior years. He is an active and faithful member of the Hi-Y and the T-Square Clubs, which ought to tell you something. Class Fnnfball, 2, 35 Track, 2. BOTTENFIELD ROBILRT DRAKI BLJTIS En lneerln and Sclente g g I Ioa and lnvlle my Soul I Iean and Ioa al my ease observing u spear of .summer grass If you ever walked down the hall and some oneswatted you on the back that was Botts Botts doesnt Ilke glrl much In the fall he IDICHCIS to enter Lehlgh and become an englneer We do not need to worry about Robert s future for he IS sure to do well what he wants to Chorus 3 4 BOYER HAROLD FRANCIS IZRANNY Commerclal llc ma es llle glrls slop us Ilc goes Iw Ana' wllcllcs sweel Ialllcs Lllllh Ins Ioo s I ranny IS a good aII round sport and lb ln for fun any llme He certalnly has done a Iot to help keep the classes happy lt IS no Job at all to get hls famlllar smlle anrl laugh Franny can also Slt down ln earnest to any work better yet he Ilkes to Ilnlsh what he has begun He has a keen deslre to become an avlator Trac I 2 3 Football I Class Bus elball 3 Band I Z I BORNLMAN IVLLY N MAI' I ussv Commerclal All llle busy boys all the giggling glrllcs All lllc sharks and flappers comlng lo a party I..veIyn IS a great talker but when she slgns off she Lan do good work ust go lnto any class and you can see her giggling about thls or that You wlII also have an oppor tunlty to see her passlng notes to her frlends teIIlng them of the wonderful tlme she had last evening He has the cutest eyes BOWLR ROBI- RT FREDERICK Boa Com merclal Keeps our Boll from gelllng wise H re IS one of the mo t llkable hoys ln school Bob s pleasmg personallty no one can reslst and one glrl finds hlm especlally lnterestlng Bob must be a very busy man judglng from hls frequent tarcllness Bobs good humor has always put hlm at the head of the class and lt IS rumored that he even lntends to flnd a place ln the sky Class Football 2 Class Baseball 2 Baseball 3 Chorus Page Iuullq mm J ,' J ' ' --J .. " nf ' ' ' do. I "Lalelo l7cd,Iale lo rise, 1 D U 2,51 . J , J , .' . lt. - V 1 , : k . .' , , . I BREINIC. BLNJAMIN LLIAS BLN Commercxal Why worry abou! lomorruw Today am l over yet Ben IS qulte talkative When he lsn t doing anything else he always has something to say Benny loves to take chances and never seems to worry about the result ln fact he doesn t care what he says or does He could qualify for the edltorshlp of some radical magazine Hls ambltlon IS to travel and see the world We know he will succeed m hxs desires Spanish Club 4 BREISCH ROBERT G T 303 Commercial Hcrc 13 a youlh whose cues are zxcrl on somctlung far away His l5 a ace lo ollow and respect One seldom sees Bob when he I5 not employed m playmg some practlcal Joke On the other hand when lt comes to studles he IS always sure to know his stuff After leaving A H S he mtends to become a Bug Business Man Class Bas elball 3 Nalmnal Honor Soczcly 3 4 BRLNNAN RAY RAY Spotlight please The hero enters We wish to Introduce Ray Brennan Ray spends most of his time doing Vlrgll and he doesn t believe ln that saylng Equo ne credlte ln his spare moments he amuses himself by sweet sounds from the sax Ray lntends to study at We all join ln wlshlng hlm success BUCHMAN ETAH AUGUSIA bus General fhcrc sllc goes on hu lots Th nts l.tah better known as Gus She I6 a grcut lover of hockey and an actlve member ln the Spanish and Dramatic Clubs She does not know what she intends to do but whatever xt may be we wish her success Hockey 2 3' Spanish Club Dramatic Club l ugc lhzflu ' ' f f V Muhlenberg- and then plans to enter some law school. , was jrgjli 'lf f' 4, F E ,E I , --7 I BURKLRI l l ONARD FREDRIC K In NNY lndustrlal Heres Tenny Burkert a qulet conservative student but nevertheless always ready to have his share ln our clally fun Tenny IS an expert swlmmer and a capable draftsman We expect to hear of his exploits some day along thus hne of actnvnty We wxsh hlm luck on land or Sea I2 3 lI1YClub 3 BUTZ JACOB TREICHLER JAKE College Entrance ln Arts Nollung succeeds like success alce came to hugh school three years ago wnth an cnvlable record m the grades and he IS leaving with a Hrgh School record equally good An ardent follower of athletics and a well known figure ln the hugh school alce IS conslderlng the profession of teachxng No matter what he teaches he wlllmalce good Go to lt ake Nalzonal Honor Socxely Swrmmmg I 2 3 Inlcrclass Foolball 2 'I Square Club Commercial A pretty gurl an enlrancmg smrle Ana' deep gray eyes you ll lmger a wlule Helen IS a serious minded young gurl who always has her work done 1n time And Helen loves to pay the piano Who knows but that she may be a second Paderewskx But untll some one discovers Helens musical ablhty she lntends to pound out rhythmic drills on a typewriter Commercial Club CAPLAN FRANCES GERTRUDE lruwc LS College Entrance ln Arts An ounce of mrrlh rs worlh u pound o sorrow What IS lqrances thlnklng of3 Whenever we see her she IS deep ln thought But though apparentlv serious she has a jovial good nature whxch we all enjoy Frances mtencls to go to Connectxcut College for Women All success to her' French Club Nazlr Pledu Page fhzrly one . ,J . CAHILL, HELEN Rosa "KAY" I CARL MARJORIL RLLINA Manjn. General Trs the twm le rn her eye That ma es one stop as one goes by Hello' Why hello o o there' This IS what you hear on every srde when you go walking wxth Marjle She has a whole flock of frlends She d like to sung and trles to smg and does smg and does slng well but her flock of frlends tell her she had better just go on and be a nurse which she wlll be sure to do surpassmgly well 1n her sweet and cheerful way CARPENTER ELEANOR LOUISE ELEANOR General I wanl a hero an uncommon wan! When every year and month sends orlh a new one Eleanor most of us know rs a true and smcere frxend She IS a hearty booster of athletics specrahznng rn foot ball which IS you know always made most attractive by the presence of auburn halred slx footers To be a speclal chemxst IS her chief ambxtlon and we wlsh her lots of luck Y W C A 3 4 Boosler Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Secretary Nalronal Honor Socrely 4 Canary and Blue Sta Assoczale Edrlor German Club 3 4 Dramalzc 3 4 Gzrls Booster Club Carus234YWCA 2 iii CASSIN BERTHA ljrlu YI COHlHlCTLldl ll is nice lo be nulurul l one ls nulurally nice CARPENTER RUSSELL KENNEDY KENN Science and Engmeerrng Aha vrllalnl Thou arlforledl l Kenn IS famlllar wlth thus phrase for he has had lt spoken to hlm and he has spoken lt himself He was the hero of She Wal s zn Her Sleep and the v1lla1n of Oh Kay Besides being interested ln dramatlcs Kenn rs mtrrguecl by Spamsh stamps debatmg the Canary and he can out Sherlock Sherlock Holmes he can out Poe Poe when lt comes to welrd mystery stories Orotans 3 4 The Clubbe 4 Dramatic Soclely 2 3 4 Ph1lalel1cSoc1ely 2 3 4 Spanzsh Club 3 4 Booster Club Heres another reason why men leave home One look will answer Perhaps Atlantic Clty could account for Bertye s usual day dreammg Bertye s a good friend and a ready supporter of all school actlvltxes Bertye alms to please Doubt my word3 Well try her out l'ug,c llurlu luvn I C,ASbUNl AM! l IA JAN! M1 AIX College I ntrance In l lne Arts Softly .speak ana' swccllu snuh: Rather quiet wholly dependable heart and soul mlm c'-:ted ID her school worl-c you ought to know Amelia She loves clams to dissect but not oh not to eat Amella hopes to teach the a b c s to future clam dlssectors CIROCCO LOUIS M louu. Commerclal Haste ma es a fasl stepper Step llvely please' He enters LOUIS IS a leadlng contender for the class shelk crown of 31 side burns here and a mussy on the way Lately Lou has been attracted by a shlnmg lrght ln Phllly and has been bllnklng ever smce Besides bemg a hero lh his favorite sport Lou has all the requirements for success ln anything Hell need them when he goes abroad Here s luck Lou Marulhon I 2 3 T uc I 2 QOH! N Mll DRLD Mu. C eneral Her very frowns are farrer far Than smxles o other mardcns are lqhese words are almost a sufhclent blography lor MII for her cheery smile has won her many friends Besides being good IH her studies she has taken part ln school actlvltles and proved herself capable of a variety of things West Chester IS her next step and we wish her happiness Nazh Pleda COLE. CHARLES CHARl ll Science and Lnglneerlng Tal mg comes by nalure slhzncc lhrough wisdom Charlle seems to take great pleasure lh subjects which demand thought and concentration He delights solving dlfhcult math problems Hrs greatest delight however IS ln showlng how much he knows ln Physlcs class He has been one of the strong boosters of athletlcs and of all school actlvltles Chorus Trac 3 4 Page 'lhirlyfthrcc I COLLINS I DMUNLJ III IDDDIL College Entrance ln Englneerlng and bclence TIS time my lord tzs tlme you were ready Eddle IS one of the few people who has not been affected by the modern age of speed He always takes hlS good old llme golng anywhere because he belleves that hurry shortens llfe Ilddle lntends to enter Lehlgh to become 'ln electrlcal or aeronautlcal englneer Heres lots f luck Eddle LONFER KATHRYN HELI N ls. nv Commerclal Though on pleasure she was bent She had afrugal ffltfld Kltty a good sport and an excellent dancer IS bound to get her full measure of pleasure However do not thlnk that thls charmlng malden IS wholly frlvolous and pleasure bent Kltty somehow Fmds tlme to do her lessons and to do them well She wlll be the answer to some business man s prayer for a perfect stenographer 9'-Ns together X 'XR CONRAD GEORGE DANIEL CONNIE Industrlal Prlntlngj Your fne elegant rascal that can rzse and stoop almost Shoot through the alr as nlmbly as a star And be here and there and here and yonder all at once CONRAD KATHRYN IVIOYI R Ku IY Commerclal She lives to laugh anrl to make nurlh To banish shadows rom the earth Kathryn s chlef oceupatlon IS chatterlng and ldllglllllg she IS a sure cure for the blues Kltty expects to become a tralned nurse ln the near future The class of 31 sends wlth her thelr best wlshes Commercial Club 3 4 Booster Club Thls plcture wlll lntroduce to you the Honorable Ceorge Conrad of the prlntlng department George has a Ialr rcputatlon as a muslclan and as a basketball player Onc of lllS lmportant alms IS to become presldent of one of our great rallroads We all hope you wlll make good as an executlve Here s luck ,h..I I age 'llhirlyjout Y lt doesn t COPELAND IRVINC Cor 1 Y General And nzghl afler nrghl he sal und broodcd acer hls boo s Announcing the coming of Allentown s Sousa' Coppy has tooted hls clarlonet for the last year for A H S but he means to continue to toot at U of P Coppy IS at present on the verge of a nervous breakdown from over study and from too much music When he recovers he expects to study pharmacy Trac 2 Class Baslfclball 2 Band Orchestra 2 3 4 doeth Ar! Club 4 CRESSMAN AGNES HUFI Acc u College Entrance ln Arts A cheerful life devoid of cure A happy laugh heard everywhere Aggie llc-lneves ln the old saylng Laugh and the world lxughs with you We wonder how Aggxe kept such calm expression ln this plcture She has a commendable wlt and humor and lncldentally IS one of the best friends one could have Thxs llttle girl IS indeed worthy of all the future can bring of happiness and success French Club 3 4 Czrl Reserves 3 4 LOOIIR NlAIll UA nl Where drd you gel your eyes so lrlucl Oul of lhe s les as I camc lhrough Were you ever between classes knocked down by blonde who was going too fast to pick you up3 lt was lVlatllda coming from fourth floor annex to second floor mam building and carrylng a big pale of books too' Never mnnd about the rushing Tnllle That s what gets you to where you re gomg and don t let any one tell you COYLE. WILLIAM j BILL College Entrance ln Science A man who could build a church as one may say by squlnlmg al a piece 0 paper Tarry ye awhxle and gaze on yon VlSHge TIS naught but a Gullxver among the Lllllputlans He aspxreth to be an architect Indeed a better man for such a Jobbe could ne er be found Yea verily he knoweth more concerning antiques than the early Americans dad them selves He wlll succeed where er he goeth or whate er he -1 Page lhzrly jwe 7 1 he CRESSY GRETCHEN WEST Gut ILH General ll rs the steady quxel ploddmg ones Tha! wm in lhc lzfelong race You don t know Gretch3 lt s true shes seldom ever heard But then she has an entranclng blush and a shy smile that wlll come ln handy when she dons her cap and umform She lS one of our most consclentlous workers qulet steady and llkely to get two grey halrs for every mcomplete lesson Pep Y Club CRLbbMAN LHARI l b lllll ll Lumtu. College Entrance nn Arts Slow and steady wms the racc Charles Cressman an outstandmg plugger IH our Senior Class has not worked m vam for now we have the makings of a great clergyman Charlie IS a booster of all athletic events as well as a Hcldler of some repute ln the orchestra Ask lVlr Welnshexmer Charlles made of the right stuff guaranteed good and he has a great future before hlm Orchestra College Entrance 1n Arts See lhc conqucrmg hero comesf Sound the lrumpcl bca! the drums xck the honor roll record breaker has sun ccssfully conquered every subject required for a student of llu Arts Course Four years of Latln two years of C erman one year of Greek mark hxm as adapted to llngulstlc lines We wlsh him the greatest success possible when he goes to college to conquer more languages Natzonal Honor Soczely DAVFNPORT GEORGINE Grout u- Oh woman what dzslracllon wus mcunl lo man md when lhou wus! made Big' Better' ' Best' ' ' lf you see a very studlous llttle miss struttlng through the halls thats Georgie Even though she does worry about her lessons she has a good tlme out of her school days Whatever she undertakes lm sure you are all with me ln wlshmg her the best of success Page lhlrlq szx Q""' ' ' li' J A I "H ir l," DAUBENSPECK, JOHN EDGAR "JACK" .. 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DAVIES MARY JANE ANFY C-eneral Who sand Good thmgs always come ln small packages3 Anyway he hadn t seen Mary ane one of the most actlve students of our class Although this picture cannot show lt Mary ane IS one of the tallest gurls of A H S Thus qualified her for the POSIIIOH of drum major for two years She hadn t said so but if her future IS poetry shell suc ceed and lf xt Isnt poetry she ought to scrlbble a but anyway Hoc eu 2 Dramalrc Soclely Booster Club German Club DFCKER ROBERT Bon I rl were done when lIS done Then lwcre well Iwerc done quzc ly Bob is a Iover of sports as his valor on the unnor class team well proved Because of some mhrmnly Bob does not always have hrs homework hut we st1II maintain nh It Holm s I Ilne 1II round fellow I DAVIS ELIZABETH ANNE BETTY Commercial llfluclr study rs wearmcss of flesh Every one who knows Betty w1II agree that her charac ter runs the same as the above quotation We could call your attention to some of her excellent qualities That pleasant smlle has won her a place m many hearts and her dauntless alr commands attentlon especlally for the opposnte sex DAVIS RUTH CATHERINE Rufus College Entrance ln Arts It ze bellcr la be small and slum: than to be large and cas! a shadow Rufus lS one of those qulet I1ttIe glrls blg hearted and broad mmded who always knows her lessons and IS sure to hlt the 90 mark Reading IS her pastime Maybe that IS how she has acquired her knowledge She expects to be a Ilbranan and we wxsh her success Booster Club 3 Nahonal Honor Society 3 4 Page Tlurly welrn be- A H V ' 1 ,I 'D A .4 ..f. .. v DESSINGER CHARLES FRANKLIN JR Drssv Patternmakmg My way IS lo begin wllh lhe begmnzng Dessy ns an mclustrlous boy from the Patternmakmg Department l-le excels ln mathematlcal and pattern making lines Although not a partlclpant ln our scholastlc sports he IS an ardent supporter a game would not be a game without hum Hxs alm IS to get a good posltlon ln a good pattern makmg shop where they need a good pattern maker And we are all wlshlng hlm success ln all his endeavors DE TURK RUEL ALFRED TURKEY Engnneermg and Science As president of the Sophomore Class Ruel started us on the road to both Fmanclal and soclal success He xs one of the few members of our class who are at once good students and staunch supporters of school aCtlVltlCS both ln athletics and ln club work We feel sure that success wlll mark his steps Dramalzc Saczely Nahonal Honor Soczety Phrlalelrc Soc1ely'Sc1ence Club Orotan Debating Soczely Boys BJ" f"' DIEFENDERFER WALTER DIEFY Always ready for an argumenl especmlly wrlh the grrs DIFI-FNDERFER MARJORIE. ROTH MARGF General A merry hear! doelh good lx c a medicine Here IS another Jolly good member of the Sennor Class Marge has worked hard and played hard throughout her four years ln A H S Now she lntends to go ln for nursing ln a bxg way at the Allentown Nurses College We extend to her our best wlshes even though we know she d succeed wlthout them German Club Chorus Dxefy IS one of these fellows who never studnes and never worries He ns a home loving young man bu lt lsnt his own home that he loves He IS one of these jazzy drummers who can t be beat Prcsulenl of Cnmmcrczal Club 4 Parr' Thlrly Mghl Booster? Club. J K I af ' A. 4' 1 ,- , Y K . . . . Y t . I DIEFENDERFER WILSON SOLOMON Roosrsn Industrlal He raves about women and lllodel A Fords Bu! sllfl lfun s lhe world o llle money he 'wards Rooster IS small but has the strength of a grant hls shoulders are broad and hls body IS strong not an athlete but a mlghty HICC chap In an argument he IS a llttle excltable but usually knows what he IS talklng about Hls greatest ambltlon IS to travel over the country espe clally ln Callfornla and we wlsh hlm the best of journey lng DIFHL LOUISE CAROLYN Dlrlll General Enter the cllallerbox Dlehl IS a brown eyed dark halred chatterbox Should somethlng unusual happen ask Dlehl she knows all about Even though she does lntend to enter college we re almost posltlve that she wlll land ln a kltchenette Good luck all the same Dlehl lVIay your charmlng smlle llve orever Chorus I 2 3 Chorus Y M C A DIFTRICH Bl ATRICE ETHELYNE BEATY Commerclal Cans! thou see her dreamy eyesil Beaty IS the dreamer of our class Nlonclay mornlngs are especlally dull for her When asked any QUCSIIOHS on Monday her only answer IS a seml CODSCIOUS Per haps Maybe Beaty s favorlte study IS Lakes We know not why but we all hope shell succeed ln all her studles Czrls Hoosier Club 2 DODD ROBERTS K BOB General I have ound you an argument bu! I um not oblzged lo fnd you an understanding Spotllght please' I lntroduce our basketball manager Bob IS a Sort of a happy go lucky fellow but settles down when It comes to P D Any one doubting Bob s freedom of speech come to room Zlb between I2 00 and I2 50 and he wlll CODVIDCC you that he CXBTCISCS that constltutlonal rlght As sports edltor he should be hlghly compllmented hls wrlte ups flow rlght from hls pen lnto type for the Canary and Blue Bob has hlgh hopes of taklng up medl clne whlch IS O K for he can see rlght through you and there s no argulng wlth hlm Ifaskelball flfanager 4 Band 2 3 Orcheslra 2 Page 7',lfYIIl'lll'7IK DORWARD ELEANOR LUZETTA Cmckuz Com merclal Youth calls for pleasure Pleasures call or love Hold everythmg' heres another one of our blondes Chnckxe alms to please Chlckle ns always ready for a good tlme especnally when xt lnvolves a Ford She why not llve well3 DRAYTON HELEN CURTENIOUS B0o'rs General As me no more whzther doth haste The mghtzngale when May IS past For IN your sweet dividing throat She wznlers and eeps warm her note Helen IS the gxrl who comes to school wlth her halr arranged dlfferently every day Whether she IS trymg to please some one 1n partlcular we do not know O xs xt that she thmks vanety IS the splce of l1fe9 just a word to the Cheney Normal School you are gomg to be very fortunate m gettmg so wonderful a singer as Helen believes 1n the old saymg You can only hve once s Booster Club 2 3 4 Commcrclal Club 4 -,I DRISCOLL MARY CATHERINE DRISSIE Sport that wrm led Care derrdes And Laughter holdmg bath rts szdes This happy go lucky glrl IS known to everyone and DRUCKENMILLER HELEN C Dmrrxv Commerclal Who IS thzs lzve wzre on Fourth Floor3 She IS the gzrl wzth trzc s galore The general torment the H S scamp A contznuous tal er and oh what a vamp you will always Fund her ln the midst of laughter and jolllty A classroom wlthout DIISSIC IS dull Study3 Well she has been known to study but when lt interferes with pleasure why study' Her one great weakness IS football men ln the fall she hopes to enter a business ofhce Good luck' Girls Booster Club Dnd you hear some one giggle? Well then Drucky IS around Shes that type always laughing full of pep and ready for a good tnme Drucky xs a bewxtchmg blonde with blue eyes which attract the opposlte sex She excels 1n dancmg and smgmg Ask her to smg If I Could Be wzth You and find out She hkes them tall xml dark haired fommerczal Club 4 Booster Club 4 Chorus 2 3 l Pape Forty It k . . ' . . . . E Y W I, 4. ' . k l ' . . I, H i K. .I . . ' . ' . k ' I . K . k ll - . l ' -H . I PARP KENNETH RUSSELL KPN Commercial uicl anal shy So poor uomen good buc Ken is quiet unassuming and cheerful in disposition But he is nevertheless always on the job when there is any fun and can be counted on to furnish his share He shows a great interest in basketball and baseball We do not know Ken s ambitions but feel confident that he will be suciessful and unassuming in his success EBFRTS JAMES A nvnviv General If you hear a clip clop down the hall you know its immy his mind busily engaged in some little hobby of his like collection of Eversharps souvenirs blackcats and the like He doesn t seem to bother much with the weaker sex At mechanics hes a crackerjack and h studies hard at times for his other subjects As a good friend and Hne fellow you cannot find his equal but when his temper is up you had better get going for shelter Ar! Club I CKMAN Wll LIAM Bun lndustrlal Architecture llus boy from Il1e bac woods Whose mollo is keep the goods who always believe that getting education and keeping it is the hardest thing Bill intends to enter Rensselaer College Well wherever he goes he has the best wishes of his class TSquarc Club I 3 FFRON SAMUEL S-.M College Fntrance in Arts H onls' Above all ilnngs else I love uorzls' He clears his throat begins to speak The average criminal is That my friends is Sam l fron He s an exceptional student a sport lover a splendid writer and above all a good friend Sam s a likable fellow too with an eye for the opposite sex but whw bring that upf Of course he s going to take up law 7l1e Clubbc 3 4 The Adclplnan Debulmg qoczcly 2 5 4 lhc French Club 5' 4 Boqs Hoosier Club 3 4 Blue Roolk Cunaru rmfl lflur' C owns Nrllrnriril llnnnr So nlq 5 I Punt' l nrfu nnf' Ji v , , . I 1 . ' I. . A. , I . ' , I ' I e Bill is one of 'the pencil pushers from-the drafting 'room '2?! ECOLF RAL GOLF R Engmeerlng and Science Ralph was once a bash ul youlh Hrs modesty was such Tha! one mlghl say lo say lhe lrulh He ralher had loo much What has he done at high school3 Well as a student he has always stood near the top ln extra curricular 3CtlVltlCS he has taken everythlng that was possible He has taken prlzes not ln one but ln several essay contests Orolan Debaimg Soczetu 3 4 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Sclencc Club 4 The Clubbe 3 4 Dramalzc Soczely 3 4 Boys Booster Club 4 German Club 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Socrelu Band 2 EHLY EDNA ALMA Boors General She loves fgures Dnd you ever notlce a gurl apparently deep ln thought with a serious face walking through the hall3 Thats Edna sometnmes called Boots by her closer frxends Boots ex ects to be a bl shot ln our world of hnarce French Club FPSTEIN LOUIS on General Too much sludq weakens the brain Free and easy that s Lou all over and he loves vaca tlons Hes the kmd of fellow anybody can get along with He may seem qulet but just watch hls dust when he s out wxth the Pontxac I ISFNHARD EVA EVA Commerclal She smiles when she comes She smzles when she goes Bu! wha! she IS smiling abou! Nobody knows Eva ns one of our ever smxlmg carefree qenlors who IS always seen golng up and down the corridors saymg Ah let me just once She lS fond of a Buick and of course lt IS quite attractlve Eva expects to hammer away on the typewrnter when she leaves A H S unless there IQ interference We wish you the best of luck Eva Pane farlu luo , C. .J .. ,. P 1 . ig I I 1 A I Can she do thxs without French? Here s success. ' - Y ERNST MARIAN ELIZABETH BILLIE Commercial A dzsposrtzon sweet and sound Thus gzrl s ajoy to have around Thats Marian' Always ready for her share of fun olly happy go lucky popular very fond of athletlcs and also athletes lVlar1an has been a pleasant comrade Her greatest ambxtnon ns to be a private set retary to just any Important business man Because of her school records we know she wlll succeed Commerczul Club 4 ETIEN JULIA CATHARINE unv Commerclal Fazthful to every trust Gentle loyal md andjust uha always cheerful and pleasant a frnend to all her classmates ns a competent worker and a good student Although she IS taking the Commercial Course she deslres to enter a Bible school Her friends wlsh her success and happiness nn whatever she undertakes FVANS MARDELL MARCIA Mmzcv General Not every gurl can play a bass horn Here s to Marcy the llttle gurl who plays the bug bass horn m our band but who gave nt up because of a blow out Marcy IS the gurl who thmks she can study three hours worth of Zoo ln hve mmutes At nnght we find her walking the ansles ln one of the downtown theaters Nlarcys one ambntnon IS to become a nurse We wish her luck lloc eq 3 4 Band 2 3 EVERETT HARVEY JAMES CHUCKLE Engmeermg and Scxence Deep ln thought Reserved rn speech Why Chuckle never went stranght unto the courts wxthout bothermg to go to A H S IS a mystery to all hrs associates Hrs keen mind together with hrs slow deliberate thlnklng made hum the logncal presldent of the Orotan Debating Socnety Heres wlshxng hlm luck an has chosen professlon crlmmal law We predict that here s the real cure for the crlme wave Or dnd we hear that he s to go Into englneermgl Omtan Debatrng Socrclu Ulresrzlentj 2 3 4 Orchestra 7 3 4 Canary and Blue C0MUs Pane I-'ortu three J , - -' , , ' I U . 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' Y l I EZEKI EL ZABEL Zsxs Fine Arts l know a maiden fazr to see And she doth play most muszcally Tall dlgnlhed Zabel IS artistically inclined The onlv thing she lives for IS music for she intends to become a Chorus FAHRINGER ELMER E1 MER When a man s busy why leisure Str: es hzm as a wonder ul pleasure Did you ever see this boy 1dle3 Although he isa quiet studlous chap he is well liked by all who know him H played on the umor class football squad and showed great stuff He s golng to Muhlenberg to study and play football and we re sure he ll make good Good luck and great success Elmer great organist some day She has lost all interest ln athletics since music has come upon the horizon FARR LOUISE Lou General Rather late than not at all Of course we all know Louise Her sunny smile has won many male hearts and many girl friends She always gets where she is bound for even though she IS usually late Speed along Louise Don t miss the good things Fate has ln store for you Varsziy Bas elball 2 Booster Club 2 FAULKNER ELEANOR MAE "Fsux' College Entrance in Arts "1 count mysel in nothing else so happy, As in a soul remembering my good friends." When you see a tall girl walking through the halls with a merry smile, it s Eleanor. lf giggles bring success to a dramatic teacher, Eleanor certainly will climb to the top of the ladder. Despite her love of fun, she is a hard and steadfast worker, and well deserves the luck we wish her. French Clulr, 4- Firls Rooster Club: Ctrl Reserves. Page Fortyffour I EHNEL GRACE ELIZABETH C :nun Commerclal She may seem bash ul lzmld ana' shy Bu! oh my my dear all my' C racle IS qulte a booster for A H S a lover of all sports and a hrm rooter at both football and basketball games Lessons never seem to bother her she spends her time talking and laughing and IS an adept at both Three years at A H S have made C-race frlencls on every hand and here s wlshmg her many more Booster Club 3 nf: I LNSTERMAKER ARLENE IVIANL'I IA Irwslv College Entrance Born or success she sccmcd Arlene has a wlnnlng and friendly personality She IS energetic consclentnous nn her studies and successful In all her attempts Nlay her hopes of becoming a laboratory worker be fulfilled We know she will be a joy to her assoclates Chorus -I Boosler 4 Y W L A 4 LII ILL LLN JIANLIII IIARI LAN Commerclal 1 am qurlc small I II gran! you ull Bu! I don l care mu beau is lall Hello everybody' jean speaking This llttle gurl whenever you see her 15 trylng to get her accounting problems Her favorite pastime IS workmg ln a store If there you see a glrl smiling pleasantly you know ll s ean She has a number of Interests ln her llfe Here ls hoping that ean will be successful ln whatever she attempts Chorus 2 3 4 'S' I I N5TLIilVlACHI'R IVIILDRED E MILLIE Commercial lo now her rs lo love her Irue lVI1llle IS known only to her Immediate class mates but those who know her esteem her friendship hxghly It s easy to carry on a conversation wxth Nllllle because her cup of curxoslty IS always overflowing All you have to do IS to answer her questlons If you are well Informed about the toplcs of the clay make It your buslness to meet lVIlll1e lVI1llle never took part ID sports preferring to do her blt on the slde lines A glance into the crystal shows nothlng but success ln lVI1lI1e s future Page lorlq wc y J ao 1 ,Q ., K S J " V . ., ' Q, v - I .4 fi 4 y at Wall I ' xl L 1. 1 ' I -Q .. ., .. I " ff' H RRY ALICL Amex C Lllblcll Wll now and lhcn slruc smurlly shows u spar If you hear a qulck wltty retort you can be sure Allce IS near When there 19 an argument ln whlch she takes a part that slde IS sure to Wln rlght or wrong Allce expects to go to West Chester and we hope she wlns out as well there as she does ln her arguments Booster Club 4 IETZER ALYCE. SUZANNE bully Flne Arts The boys call her swccl The slalrs as she lreatls lhcm lss her cc! As soon as you get your eyes off her plcture you wlll learn a few thlngs about thls popular mlss To begln Wlth she halls from I-lmllton Park but don t hold that against her' Then too she has shown her ablllty by servlng as our class secretary for the past two years Best of luck and lots of It SUZ16 Dramalzcs Club 2 3 4 Preszdcnl 4 Art Club 4 Class Secrclary l INK KATHRYN Commerclal All thc bells of heaven :lo run, All lhc birds o heaven do sing ln her happy laughter Kltty IS a clever glrl attentlve to both her school FEYRLR RU FH RUTH Commerclal Here s to an all round regular glrl Ruth IS a true lrlend Although she applles herself to llcr studles yet she enjoys her llfe at school too She l5 agreeable and easy to get along wlth We are sure she Wlll teach wlth dlgnlty and her success and happlness are assured KIIY work and to her soclal clutles among whlch we mean a certaln blonde She IS preparlng to become a stenog rapher at flrst but her ambltlon looks forward to greater thlngs We know Kltty wlll reach the goal she IS trylng to attaln I u5,cIl orlq wx ., . .. ,, .. 1. ... .. . k k ., ' A - 1 . ,lc f - , . V , 1 , v I Y 1' ' . , .. ,. .. . . .- l ,Vx 'V . 'i' 5' '11 if v ff' ,ff W. KY 4. , .. I .. .. , , . , , I. it., llNlx STANLI Y 51AN C cnelal Dzlrgcncc IS rewarded lf any one sees a blonde haired youth ambllng clown the hall looking at all the pretty lassles passing by take lt for granted lt s Stan Stan expects lo enter the news paper field We wlsh hum loads of luck and hope he ll become an editor of one of our big daxlxes Poolbull 2 llNKEl.. FLORENCE L0 Commerual Candy Candy who s go! lflc CandqJ F105 Thats the glrl wlth that dlgI'llFlCCl Senior look and bubbllng personallty so popular with all her class mates There s a fasclnatlng something about her VOICE her mysterlous eyes and her dark wavy halr and the advice she glves astronomy students But for her one contmuous cry see above I-lbl'ER PAUL CALVIN PAUL Sclence and Englneermg Have you ever seen a redheacled cheerleaderf Well Flster IS one lndeed he has mastered the art of cheer leading to a T gyratlons contortxons n everything' lf you ever want Paul look for auburn hair and a yellow tle He s not hard to Fmcl he s everywhere frac 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Foolball 3 Adelpfuans lLOYD l..OUl5ld SNUUK C ornrneru nl I crsuaswn lips her langue Sllljllk IS known to many A H S students lor thc cheery greetings she always glves Although Snooks Lollege Interests lnterfere wlth her classroom achievements 79' we know she will be successful ln the course she has chosen Page f orlq -SLUCII l W "As a wit, if no! the first, in the very firsl line." W 5 ' k. . : ' . , : . : ' - f'.?V VIL '1 .. , i IOWIIR LRALI LUIIH loxxtsu l 1ne Arts You you llun by wagging of llle langue la wm me-' C.-race IS not glven to over work and we often wonder how she comes through but personallty works great wonders As for men well any man who succeeds ln holdlng her mterest deserves a medal We wlll be glad to meet hlm Art Club I 2 3 FRANCIS MARGARET RUTH Commerclal An mnocenl maxd with so I brown eyes As willy and popular as she rs wrse Peg xs a damty llttle bundle of femmmlty wlth a charm mg dlsposltlon quite her own Although Peg IS not athletlcally mclmed she ns tremendously Interested ln football Perhaps the reason centers around a short stocky guard for whenever there IS a plle up she anxlously singles out an odd number A certain young Romeo may step IH and thwart her plans for a career Girls Booster Club Gzrl Reserves IRANK BLRNARD BERNIL College Fnlrance ln Arts A lzlllc lauglrlcr now aml llzen ls relrsliecl by llre besl o men l n and behold' You are now looking upon the vlsage of our baseball manager Bernie Frank one of the best fellows In school Bernie centers hrs actlvltles upon sports Wlmo wants to study law ln order to become a congressman Varslly Baseball 'Vlanager 4 Boys Boosler Club 3 4 Orolans 2 3 4 Dramalzc Socrely 4 Blue Boo Canary and Blue COMUS National Honor Soczcly 'im XMI' l'RIfL FRANK FREDERICK PAUL lndustrlal l have speeded llrzllzer wzll1 llre very CXlYCIl1Lbl mcll v posslbzlzly btudents meet Frltz the l93l edition of Barney Uld held How he does drlve hls Ford' Frltz IS a great lover of sports but has greatest ambltlon IS to become a second Ukelele lke You should hear hlm croon the latest hlts whlle strumming on his uke Let s all wlsh thls Croonlng Patternmaker the best of patterns for hrs days Page l'orly cztlrl Aiyi H2 l. .. 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I ,I IREED MARGARET MABLL MARQY Commercial Eyes of blue falr and .small Pleasant smile loved by all If IH the halls youll see a small glrl with long wxvy halr and blue eyes It s lVlargy lVlargy has many friends of both sexes even from the coal regions FREY KATHRYN MARIE General Brown cues ncucr bluc "' Kathryn was cut out to be one of our star athletes but a dlslocated knee kept her from playing this season However she remamed loyal to the cause and became a faithful hockey manager ln her Senior year Besides her athletxc abnllty Kathryn has no ndea of the kmd of atmosphere that usually exlsts ln an examination room You notxced her smnlei You are not the first one lloc cy 2 3 'Vlanagcr 4 Class Baskelball 3 I I RAN IZ ROBI Rl NORMAN Lou lndustrlal The answer to a maxdcn s prayer Thls IS to Introduce Bob Frantz one of the Ben l rank lms of the A H S He IS one of the well known outdoor sports of the lndustrlal department and IS well versed on sports Ask hum about the Phllaclelphna Athletics lhey say he can out hsh and out talk lsaac Walton Well we wlsh him luck when he throws his llne lh the blg rlver ol 1 e N.. l RY Dl LBLRI I DWARD Tmcxv lnclustrlal Patternmalungl Wlxal s flu: l1urryJ Students of the A H S that carefree mdlvldual who goes strollmg through the hall with an mdlflerent an lb Flrlclcy He has no special amhltlon hut lnclxcatlons point to has becoming an electrical contractor Hls favorite pastlme xs countlng the tles on old railroads KAIIIII fi Page Porlu mm. l'f. . z k A1 - . -C 1. 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', V ,,., I l Rll..DlVlAN SOl'l lll bill HIL And her magnclzsm drew llzcm on Tall blonde wavy halr sea green eyes and personality a lovely combmatlon' At last Sophxe has realized her one ambltlon and that IS to play Rhapsody ln Blue She has attempted and succeeded' Sophie IS mterested m social servnce too ln whatever servlce she may under take we wlsh her success PRITCH ANNIE ANNIE Commercial I count you happy starred For Fate unth pen and ln pot hath endowed you Anme Frxtch3 let s see now Oh you mean the llttle girl from Bremlgsvllle who makes change ln the cafeterlal Why sure l know her' Shes an up and coming short story writer She s hitched her wagon to a star and xt looks as lf her wagon would carry her to where she wants to g Truly Annie deserves more success than she dreams of lROlVllVl LOUISE ELIZABETH IEROMMY College Entrance ln Arts An car for musrc and a wca ness for men llere we have the pxanlst of the Senior Class and can IRIISCH J WILLIAM BILL College Entrance ln Arts I am the master o my fate Bull IS a quiet personality but when the tlme for nolsc and action comes you wouldn t recognlze hlm dld you not lxnow hlm mtlmately l-le s proved that he s always there when needed by being track manager ln has Semor year and by carrying a pretty tough course with flying colors Trac Manager 4 German Club she play' Start hummlng a popular tune dum de dum do a boop boopadoop and our Loulse proceeds to play It perfectly Shes got rhythm not only ln her music but ln her dancing Louise without Eddle at our social atfalrs would have been luke the well known shlp without a sail Alas' when Louise leaves for New York ln the spring xt will be a sorry day for all of us Music Club 3 4 The Clublzc 4 Sclcncc Club 2 3 4 Accompanlsl Chorus and Orchestra 4 Audltorzum 2 3 4 Page P1 lu . . li- A ... o. , ' ' l am the captain of my soul.' lt , : . lf. CABLE FLORENCE CAROLINL Iunss Commercial Beware bcwaref There s wzlchcry abroad Floss magnetic personality makes her a wlzard t makmg frlends her good sportsmanship makes her a favorite and her ready laugh makes her good company Commercxal Club 4 GEARY MILDRED MINERVA Mnuuv Commercial Perhaps you address Ihr: lady llflosl polrlely mos! polllely llumblq beg and humbly sue She may delgn lo loo al you Dlrl you ever see a glrl blush so! Perhaps hut not as much as Mickey She wants to go to China as a mission ary Although Mickey IS a man hater she has lately showed some interest ln a member of the opposlte sex We thunk hes weakenm Heres luck to all her ambx S tions N 1 W uumvs QAIHLRINP llux Commercial Gladys I5 a nice lzllle maiden Wzlh eyes lhal spar le and gleam And her face lrghls up In a wonderful Sflllll, W hen dearzc appears on lhe scene Wouldnt you just love to have a cheerful friend like FYIXD She s heard somewhere that gentlemen prefer blondes but marry brunettes so Trix lsn t golng to bleach her locks after all As for studies well she slmply doesn I consider them She doesn t care how many hearts she wrecks except one She may become a stenographer Good luck Trix Crrls Booster Club 4 L CACKENBACK PAUL H C-ACK Fine Arts Around the mlghly masler come As wlde as human thought lf you should want to locate Paul some tlme look for hlm under a plle of paint brushes posters and drawings As for the ladles well how could they resist his Hamlng red necktlesi Whenever any mlschlef IS discovered the evl dence usually pomts to Paul Swrmmmp 4 Chorus 2 3 Canary and Blue Siu Pine Arls Club al Page l'1 ly one 1 Tl 1 . , , .. 7 L .. my Y l The marvels which his pencil wroughl, . . kv J ' I :I - 1 DH: -. 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I bl lLlL.R HLRMAN BLNJAMIN bslolun College Entrance ln Englneerlng and bclence Success follows clzllgence Thls well known fellow IS one of the few students who takes hls studles serlously Whenever Gelger IS not on the honor roll he has hlmself pagecl He however does not let the sltuatlon get the be t of hlm for he dlgS rlght ID untll he flnds hlmself agaln on the honor roll Hls alm IS to be an englneer and he lntends to enter Lehlgh ln order to find out how We know he Wlll be a good one GETZ EVELYN ILIL General Gallanls lads boys hearts of gold All lhe tltlcs of goodfellowshlp come lo you' What shall we be mcrry3 Shall we have a play exlemporeii Enter Getzle our dramatlc exponent of A H 5 Ask anybody who saw She Walks ln Her Sleep lntelllgent well read well llkecl llvely tallcatlve she tops us all ln everythlng Nalh Plcda 2 3 4 DramallcSoc1cly 4 -o-Adi' QILBERT KARL BENJAMIN KARL Sclence and EIIQIIICCI ml, The applause the dellglll lhe womler of our slugd Karl regrets he has but three years to glVC to hls Alma Commerclal Who s the glrl wlth the wlnsome smlles and the lmpet uous gleam ln her eye3 None other than ean ln person Every one who knows her knows she IS enthuslastlc keen good naturerl and amlable Conhdentlally she has a suppressed aclmlratlon for brunettes Ye dark SWHIDS take heart ean llkes to go places and do thlngs but her lessons are always done too French Club 3 Booster Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Czrl Reserve Club I 2 3 4 Vlce Prcszdcnl of Clrl Reserve Council 4 Mater HIS one ambltlon IS to own three or four Cadlllacs Hls weakness IS cars and how he hates to see a gas pedal above the floor board As a sldellne Karl goes ln for amateur acting wlth brlght prospects of becomlng a Barrymore Chorus 2 3 4 MU6lC Club 3 4 I age Ilfly Iwo - , Milli' P" GILBERT, JEAN ROEDELL ' HJEANH ef ' ' . . I ' l h ' . J' M A J . . v I GILLENSON MAX Ffxrs General 7he way lo a man s hear! rs lhrough his slomach Fats llves up to the slogan of fat people Laugh and the world laughs with you He IS going to combine his hobby wlth hls business and become an Oflglnal lund of drugglst He plxns to hive a lunch counter ln has drug store he sa vs Class Foolhall 3 GLADSTONE FREDERIC FRFDDH College Entrance ln Arts Then follow me and gwe me audience friends A dictionary dehnltlon of the word slonc IS a gem And Fred IS one of the glad gems of our Class HIS aCtlVltleS on the Canary ana' Blue staff lh the Adelphxan qoclety and ln the Booster Club have made hum an outstanding hgure ln the school Rather carefree hlm self Fred manages to worry his teachers a great deal but somehow al o manages to get A grades Adelphlans Booster Club Canary and Blue Blur' B00 COMUS C ORF! ICK BFNJAMIN BERNARD PRIVATF L. C ORR FORREST JOHN Fomw Commercial llc worrzcs not neflher docs he rel When you hear a shout coming out of space you can College Entrance lh Arts Wherever I go lhc world crzcs Thu! s a genllcman my 11 c on l Ben IS a good student and a great booster of school actxvutles He lS a member of the band of the orchestra of the chorus and has proved himself efficient ln the use of has lungs Prlvate ns also a member of the Zl 3th C A A AJ Band of the Pennsylvania National Guards We all wxsh Ben the best of success at N Y U next year Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 always bet your shlrt that ll emanates from thls innocent loolung fellow But Forry not only excels ln wlse cracking his chief sport IS swlmmlng ln fact hes Life Saver but not to the opposite sex We hope the next time we hear of Forry he will be ln the tallues telling how he won the Wrigley Swimming Champmnshlp Varszly qll7lf71f11lHQ 4 Class: Sulmmlnq I Page I :fm Ihre' I' CRAEFLIN ELSA ,I Commercial Wtth wmd blown bob ana'-feet so gay She wzles one s heart and hours away You cannot be m our school long wnthout gettmg from ay a Hello which carrles its own charm Dancing at Nlealeys every Thursday nlght with tall young men ns ay s favorlte pastnme lf you have never used our new swlmmmg pool just ask ay how It IS for she IS well lnformed A relnalale glrl like ay deserves the success which we know wlll be hers GRAEFLIN MARCARET LOUISF Mme Commerclal Youth Youth thou turns I1 e the marzgold to the sun A shy llttle glrl Wlfh a most wmsome smlle Mugs IS Interested ln swimming and dancing and lf she should dance her way mto a posltlon as she dances her way lnto y be g We re all wlshmg Nlxgs lots of luck C-RAINGER THOMAS HUTCHESON Tom C RFFNAWALT LUTHER NORMAN I u mv Commercial All great men are dyzng And I may not lmger long Ludy IS a small chap but he always does what he sets SCICDCE and Englneermg To now how to hxde one s abxlzty denotes great abzlzty Tom lS not a person whose name IS on every llp Rather he IS a qulet modest fellow who keeps his good points to himself Tom has not entered into any actxvltnes but as a student he ranks among the highest f ood luck to Tom whatever he engineers Orchestra 2 3 out to do He studies almost every night and surely knows hls stuff If you cant fmd Luther ln the gym playing basketball you will find him tmkermg with some queer sort of electrlcal contrlvance just another one of his theories about electrlclty We know he wlll he 1 llve ware C lass Basketball 5 Pam' fifty four J , . 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J thevhearts of all her friends, she'll surel a reat success. 1 , A , " , l ': I CRIM ANNA MAF ANNA General A rosebud set wlth llttle wllful thorns As sweet as Engllsh alr could ma e her l present ladles and gentlemen one of the foremost boosters of the school the Secretary of the Glrls Booster Club ln person Anna also slngs ln the chorus and chats ln the French Club where It IS sald she IS now demonstrat mg the meanlng of parlez vous rancals' Anna IS a good sport even lf she has decided to dye her halr because she lllces contrast French Club 4 Y W C A 3 4 Clrls Booster Club Secretary 3 4 Chorus 5 4 GRIM HERMAN ALVAN Polocx lndustrlal GIYISI Opportunzty noc s but once Thls slender young man has never had the pleasure of knowing what a flunk looks llke He IS a past master of good marks Herman IS a typical jolly fellow Hls laugh rlngs through the corridors and brlghtens every heart It reaches Talkatlve and argumentative hls one great trouble IS to get a hat to cover both hls head and hls ears Hls word to the wlse IS For Pete s sake' Upon graduatlon he expects to be a cablnetmalcer CRIM PAUL PAULIIL Commerclal Here IS a clean out athlete who IS llked by everybody Paulle not only plays basketball and baseball he plays them well Hes a handsome lad too hls lust of con quests lndlcates that Well there lb only one more thlnl, we can do for hlm but that we :lo mos! heartllv bull lllln lron voyage over the sea of llfe Buscllull 3 4 Basketball CRIMWOOD JAMES EDWARD ls College Entrance ln Engllsh and SCIENCE A gentleman from sole to crown Clean favored and lmpcrzallq sllm Jlmmy halls from Peeksklll New York He enterel Hlgh ln hls junlor year and lmmetllately was llne.l up ln all school 8CtlVltlCS A flne student a stalwart on the tennls team an ardent supporter of all dllllCllC dCllVllleS wherever ,Ilm goes he lb bound to sur cee l We wlsh hlm the best of luck 'EUNIS 3 4 llnq-s Hnnstcr Clull 5 l Page hlfly ju' QQNA. I GROMAN EDITH ETHEL EDITH F me Arts Greatness does not depend on sxzc Though Edlth ns small and rather quxet our Canaru covers bear wntne S to what this gurl can do with her brushes She does however glve plenty of attentlon to her other studles Outsnde of school her mam dellght IS ln partles If she makes as good a nurse as she IS a student or a hostess we know some people won t mlnd being ull Here s luck Ednth CRUVER MARY EMILY JACKIE Commerclal Dar eyes dar han' A sl1y glance ol1 beware' lVlary acquxres her educatlon by readmg modern love storles Thls accounts for her fondness for the boys ln splte of thus she IS a loyal supporter of all school BCt1VltlCS No football or basketball game would b complete wxthout her She IS Exhlblt A demonstratlng that good thlngs do come ln small packages Commercral Club "? GUTH RAY EDWIN RAYKEY General Swift and strong as a new fledged eagle Ray IS a qulet happy go lucky fellow ln spate of the time he spends on athletics he IS a good student Ray s chief dellgnt IS ln crashmg through an opposing llne lh football He has shown thls ln hns brllllant play on the qemor Class team Class Football 3 4 Chorus 2 Pane Fifty SIT CUTH EDMUND LEWIS PLAYFUL lnclustrlal The man of the hour Guth has a nlckname to suxt his wav He s playful almost every day But he can easily change his mood And study the way a pupnl should Cuth ns the kind of fellow too Who s always very graclous l or he can always cheer you up And even act sagacnous HACER DOROTHY VIOLA DOT Ile who unlo lumsel rs law no lau. doll: need Does Dorothys serious countenance betalcen any real seriousness-' Lxsten to her argue or laugh at some wlse crack and you ll get some light on that question Ask her for a German translation you ll get xt and an orlgmal one once ln awhlle However don t be misled for Dorothy really has a school record to be proud of German Club 4 Gzrl Reserves Z ? 4 HAI E HELEN BURY Mousrv College Entrance ln Arts And slzll they gazed and shll lhcur wonder grew lhal one small head could carry all she new Helen ls a conscientious worker and IS consequently ,KJ successful ln all her undertakings She IS just a lltlle two by four just one more good thing that comes nn a small package She expects to be a nurse There are a lot of handsome American and ldngllsh doctors ln this HAC ENBUCH RUTH RUTH Come allow me and leave Ihe world lo :ls balvblmgs We 1ntro.luce that tall blond gurl who hlts 90 ln all her marks on her report qhe has not dlsclosed her plans for the future but we know lt will be lh llnc with the hugh standards shc set here ln school HAK Y DOROTHY WALL WALLY College lwntrance ln Arts As or l1er own person It beggars all descnpllon You all know Dot that slum comely miss wlth her thoughts ln the clouds but wnth her feet on the ground Here at school she IS a Person Who Matters and IS never absent from social aflaxrs whlch lmportant lreople attend Her date book about the sxze of the Congressional Record IS evidence enough of her popularxty Gzrls Booslcr Club 2 3 Dramalzc Soclely 2 3 4 Nall! Plcfln 2 5 4 French Club I ff' Y u Page lwflu .sewn U -fx 44 . ,V A--Q "I , 1 24. ' ' . . , : ' ty., 'I 'lg and I HALLIDAY CHARLOTTE CliARLOTTF Sing on sing on Ol: lllruslll Charlotte Halliday IS a qulet sweet gurl whose many frlends Gnd her very enlert lllllflil 5he plxys well slugs well and dances well W' HAMIVI FREDRICK EDWARD Fmrz Engmeermg and Science Honest men eslcem and value nollung so much as a real rzend Fritz ns a real friend and the kind of a fellow who sup ports every actxvnty of A H S to the nth degree He IS especlally lnterested ln the aCt1VltleS of the Philatelic Soclety of which he IS the preslclent We hear that he IS to enter the Held of engmeermg we wnll be on the watch for hxs achlevements Chorus HAND JOHN VERILL JOHNNY Engmeernng and Sclence 'Vleasurc men round the heart Here fellow students IS our ohn a good student who IS especially interested ln reading about soclal problems He has also ablllty along literary lmes especxally ln wrrtlng poetry ln fact he shows every symptom of becomlng a wrlter We sincerely hope that some day has wxshes wlll come true and that he wlll add another glory to hlmself and to Allentown Hrgh School EI Circulo Espanol Orolans HARRIER WINIFRED JANE WINNIE Commercial A jolly good gzrl lo have around On lhe Honor Roll always l1cr name s lo be found Wlnnle has a pleaslng personality but IS ever full of the auld Nxck She IS one of those teasing glrls who enjoys her fun As a student she IS very good and will make a success ln business Heres lots of luck for Wnnnne Pam' I :flu nigh! .ij f i , Orolan Debating Society: Philatelic Society, Presidenig iw: F I HAR'I MAN IVIIRIAM CAROLYN Mm Oh beaulzful smzle' A smile rs beaull ul bu! the reason Iwfuml ll IS more beaull ul Nllm a frlendly llttle gurl glides through the halls with a greeting for everybody But dont le mistaken she s hvely and loves to step out to the tune of dancing jd7l Her favorite sport lb football we can easily account for that The thing that we cant account for lb that she so often SIIS ln the classroom gazlng out ofthe window wnth .x wistful snnle He ll he 1 lucky fellow HAUZE JAMES JIMMY Commerclal Bu! soft' but sofl' aside' here comes lhe King nmmy blond monarch of grldlron court and diamond' And prince of good fellows also ack 0 Hearts' Slde centers seem to be his taste we blame him not' lm has his heart set on Vlllanova Heres hopmg the llgllllfli, lrnsh and a Fighting Dutchman mnx well' HAWK FLORENCE ELIZABETH B111 Commercial When you speak sweet I d have you do 11 ever Hfhen you dance I wlsh you A wave o the sea that you mzghl ever :ln Nolhmg but lhal Florence IS a very interesting glrl When you are with her there IS never a quiet mmute She ns very friendly wlth boys loves dancing and IS always laughing She attends all the school 3CllVltlCS almost always accom panned by her dinner bell She hopes to hecome 1 ste'-nog r xpher lmt 'x small apartment lb better for her HAVARD RUTH L RUTH College Entrance IH Arts Gzve me lhe ocular proo Ma c me lo see I or al lhe least so prove ll fha! the proballon bear no hinge nor loop To hang a doubt on Ruth IS a hard worker and puts her heart mto whatever she undertakes Active ln school clubs she IS secretary of The Clubbe and vnce presndent of Le Cercle Francals Ruth mtends to enter the field of journalism fhe Clubbe Le Cercle Francars The Pep Y Daughters Dwrszon o lVoman s Club Page Fzfly mm' y .. 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A . :L 4 , ' l . - J , .- l .., f' .4-'. f ,I ul' v D K: -: , - " ..lF' I HEIMBACH ROBERT WARRFN Bon General On lhe stage he was nalural szmplc a ectzng Twas only lhat when he was of he was aclzng Let s go' Helmbach head cheerleader of A H S for two years has proved himself a capable leader Oh' what a Hlp Hip he throws with hls deep bass voice Much of the season s success ln sports depended on hls abllxty to Held marshal the yells When you hear of the success of Penn State ln the coming football season you will probably find It due to Bob s part of the yelling HFINLY HENRY DAVID Lf cs lndustrlal Tal lo him of jacob s ladder And he would ask how many sleps Thls Helnly chap who llves somewhere ln the Twelfth Ward IS making a llVlhg on a paxr of legs that arouse the admlratlon and the wonder of the world Legs 19 an mduslrlal student an expert carpenter although the boys that work with him mll lum an ordlnary wood butcher HEIBERGER CHARLES ADAM Cmcx A very stucllous fellow who gets hls mathematics If you do not believe It ask lVlr Welnshelmer Physlcs IS so attractlve to ChlCk that he makes the laboratory his second home Chick IS a member of the Natlonal Honor Society as a result of his studlous efforts He expects t 20 to l ehlgh Unlverslty and we wlsh hlm the best of luck 1, rw HFIN l..ll LIAN MAF LIL Commerclal ghe loo s before she leaps and la es plenly of lime Lnl always looks serxous It s exther Am l late3 Do you know your lawl l nl has hosts of friends and we know she will be a :fren success ln business Some one out ln the busmess world I9 waltlng for her to be his stenographer Roosivrflulv 1 4 Chorus 3 4 Page 91 du l sn, , . , bg . I 7 ,' A V ..A V k H 1 k . about ii. HERBSTER LUKIL MILTON I 1 ru Lngrneerrng and bcrenu. Speech rs greal bu! srlcncc rs grealcr If you know Luke you know he belongs to the chorus because he rs always hummrng a tune rn a deep bass vorce He never permrts hrs mathematrcs to get ahead of hrm Luke rntends to go erther to Penn State or to Lehrgh where he wrll study for he consrders the reward of one duty rs the power to fulhll another And ofcourse success wrII accompany hrm throughout hrs Irfe Chorus 2 3 HESS ,IOSEPHINIL IL! Nrr Commerual Charm slrr cs lhc eyc and ment wrns llrc soul Ieenre rs a delrghtful person rather quret but ready for action Iqhe oll adage Silence rs a vrrtue applres to her hecause she knows her stuff 'She rs preparrng to enter the commercral worI'I Iven now we can lmagrne her clrck clrckrng on her typewrrter So here rs wrsh rng you success' Commercial Club 5 4 Booslcr Club -I INUUOHUI Honor bocrely 3 4 I HI MSIIQI I I I RI IJ WAIKIKI N Hr M I ngrneerrng and bucncc Away u,zlh boo s so manu ueurs lqepl Le! s eep lhe wheels o lndustry clean sttcpl Hem was qurte adept rn steerrng hrs Dodge and during rts short Irfe spent all hrs spare trme trying to make rt run But now rt s radro he Irkes wrth rts weak statrons making hrm quret He enjoys dances he whrstles he reparrs auto sprrngs and at trmes he even does school work Hrs Solrd notebook rs hrs work of art hood luck Fred Phzlalelrc Socrdq 5 4 Commercral Silence IS u gr l Anna rs a verv quret grrl but has a large number of frrends She hrs Ieen a farthful student always ready to help others and rs actrve rn the undertakrngs of the Iloostcr Club Ann expects to hecome a stenograplrer for some large husrness hrm We wrsh you luck Ann Boosler C lub I Purge bulq ont fi ' - f . r ' A 'XI e . I I " . r ' HIQRRING, ANNA IVIAE HANNH Iliff, I ' ' A ff. I HILION HLRBLRI Hr nrur College Entrance m Lngmeermg and Science A rlcnd by lurns lo salnls and smners Herble besldes belng a prominent athlete has handled the hnanclal affairs of the Senior Class durmg the last year His pleasant smlle and lllcable personality have made hlm one of the popular members of the class QURI5 Commercial And If she goes to ma e a call Or out to la e a wal We leave our wor when she relurns And run to hear her lal Edith s little pranks antl jovial mood have attractel many friends Her Chlef occupation chatterlng makes her a valuable and a voluble asset to the Parrot Club At vacatlon time she can be found ln the cashier s ofhce of the Dodgem at Central Park Eddle too mtends to be Somebody s Stenog Bas elball J V 2 3 Varsity Football Manager 4 fcnms 3 4 Hz Y Class 'lreasurer 4 Although he has not declded what he lntencls to do w have no fears as to his flnal accompllshments HOFFMAN ROY lov General Roy IS that modest capable well knlt fellow who goes HIPPLE LAVINIA MARGARET JIMMY Commercial A sunny nalure gllcls ll1e edge of Izfe s clurlfesl cloucl Dnd you ever see a glrl with rosy cheeks and brown eyes come flylng down the hall5 Well thats lmmy Oh' dont you know her by that name3 Pardon me Lavmxa She s always gay and happy and loves dancing and sports lmmy s ambltlon xs to become a secretary but we rather thlnlc shell be a very private secretary Here ns wxshlng you loads of luck xmmy Czrls Booslcr Club 4 quietly about h1s busmess ln spite of the fact that his business concerns the whole school Ldltor ln Chlef of the Canary and no nolse about lt Editor and founder of a new Scout paper Scout reporter for all local papers Eagle Scout good student rlght there wlth a hand when any thmg IS to be done Managing Editor of the COMUS Roy IS just naturally too busy to advertise hlmself He s our notlon of an admlnlstrator a qulet word here and there and the wheels go rolling And he knows how to take a vacation too another mark of a good administrator bdCanaru and Blue Ezlzlor IH Cluef Colvxus Managing, zlor. Page Sixly-lulo HOHL CA l HRX N Cl ARA KI1 TY A thing seriously pursued u onls true cnjoymcnl Kllty ns known by her leaders and by her classmates as the gurl who pronounces lhc like lhcc before vowels and consonants alike SCTIOUS at tunes she IS nevertheless lull of pep everywhere recognized as a good sport because she lb wllllng to take part ln anxtlung even ln spite of the dangers HOL VILCK ARLLNL Amr Nl One of lhe bcsl wlmmcn on thc Conlrncnl S17 If she :sn I always as gcnllc as u lamb olly Arlene IS always smllmg there are only a few Instances when Arlene doesn t smile lf you ever meet her ln one of those moods move on lf you value your llfe for Arlene takes gym exercises We WI h you all the success ln the world Arlene and do be lenient with your puplls HORLACHER ANNA D LIOVIISIIIQ Ceneral lhc lhmg lhal goes lhc arlhcsl rn mu mg lzfc worth ual-ulc fha! costs the fcusl and docs the mos! rs just a plcusunl smzlc Hats ofl to the champlon candy eater of Allentown High' Any time of the day you can see Anna eating a Hershey Bar Nlllky Way or Necco Waters Next to candy Anna s weakness IS Zoology and how she loves nt' lhls little Senlor was never affected with the blues her jolly smlle and the brnght twmkle ln her eye contradlct any such notion Y H C A 3 4 C-zrls Booster Club 4 German Club 4 Commercial W zlh never a szgh and never a paul lrcnc qulet and reserved makes good ln everything she undertakes no matter how dlfFlCUll the project IS to complete Her frlendshlp IS true as steel the kmd which could never he bought or sold We know lrene will be valued when ever she goes N Page burly llrrcc it 1 x ' . n I A - 1 , i - sl' I ' A U 5 es J ,f ' 1 Q 1. 51, 1 gy it l HOLSTEIN, lRENE MAY "RENEW . . . . i 5 , ' HORN HARRILI CHISHOIM Hms College Lntranu. serious rs her acc Modest her mzen and she whose thoughts eep pace Wzth gentleness ln that becommg way lqverybody knows something of this honor roll specialist that IS they know Harriet but few have become acquaxnted with Hats She s a peach Hats IS game as any one and full of fun A born student she s bound to carry off honors wherever her studnes may lead her Good luck Hats' HORN MARGARET ELIZABL'lH Pu. Commercial She s szmple she s sweet She s small you el say petllc Golden haired blue eyed little Peg cant escape your eye even though she ns small You don t have to know her long to dlscover her sunny dusposltnon Peg ns ter rlbly proud of our band with all tts trombone players The manner m whlch she dnsplavs thls mterest gives Peg lndlvxduahty Girls Booster Club Le Cercle Francazs President The Clubbe The Pep Y Industrial fherc was u gay Cabrellero Who harledfrom R10 de anelro Truly thus IS Bob so Spanlsh ln appearance that when he comes strolling down the corridor eyes flashing lvorles glistening and sldeburns there needs only a tamhorlne and a shave to make the picture complete Bob s life at school has been one gay time after another with plenty of study Bob lsought a de luxe radio because his glrl sings over the radlo Hes golng out Into the world to follow the Royal Road to Romance to its finish HRISKO DANIEL ROBERT DANNY College Entrance ln Arts It IS disease that ma cs health pleasant curl good hunger plenty wcarmess rest l'rlends Romans and Countrymen here before you stands a shlnxng star of the physxcs class ln fact he masters not only hxs physlcs but his other subjects as well Whenever Danny lsnt reading Popular Sclenee or somethxng else sclentlhc he ns sure to be talkmg wlth a captivating young lady Danny expects to go to Muh lenberg and then to Penn for an M D degree Cheerleader 3 Class football 4 l age Sixty jour .r gnlg, . r f u . D .J ' - tk-- HO'l"l'lNGER. ROBLRT A Boa I' HUBI R I RANK IRANK Industrlal cMCClldl1lLdI ljldlllllill He was always qulelly arrayed aml ,IC u,as always human when he lal ed I'ranlc spends most of hls spare tlme over hls short wave radlo statlon and can furnlsh weather reports from any where east of the MISSISSIPPI Because of hls many lnterests radlo HVIHKIOH and brunettes lt IS hard t predlct hls future but we are sure he wlll succeed ln any thlng he undertakes HUEBNFR JOHN WILLIAM JOHNNY Commerclal Slngmg he was or ullng all thc day llc was as merry as IS llle monlh of Moy ollnny IS always happy always Slnglng or whlstllng when he IS not busy Johnny IS a hard worlcer and a good one He IS also a loyal supporter of the school whether at a soclal functlon or at an athletlc Contest Drlvlng a car says ohnny IS really great fun TSquare Club I 2 3 HUIVIIVILL MARIE ELIZABETH MARIE Commerclal I smlles were to eep one alzue MGTIC would live lo be nlnely ve IVIarle IS one of those unusual glrls that remlnds us of those new fangled contraptlons you know many ln one a wonderful dancer a good swlmmer and a marvelous student We ve come to the concluslon Mane was blessed by the god of knowledge Slnce Elnsteln needs ald ln hls study of relatlvlty the glrls of A H S have declded IVIarle would easlly qualify Commerclal Club HUINSBERGER ILDNA WISLER Scorcll College Entrance ln Arts An ounce o mlrlll IS worth a pound o sorrow l ina IS a happy go Iucl-cy glrl easy to get along Wllll lnd qulck to malce frlends She has her serlous moments Imut IS usually ln a Iaughlng mood As you Ixnow Edna has a hne sense of humor but try argulng wlth her Class Bas elball 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 4 Dramallc Soclely 3 4 German Club Y W C A l 2 3 4 Pu5c blxly fu' IIUNMCKLR ,SYI VIA bwulft VI c see her churmmg but wc scc nol lxul lllc charm her downcasl modcsly conceals A newcomer to our halls this vxsltor to European lands has returned and by her lxkahle personality has endeared herself to all her acquaintances Sylvxa lntends t matrlculate at Wellesley a but of good fortune for Wellesley French Club IACKSON JOHN Bh.N,IAMIN 5mNLwM1 For a betlcr man o lzcarl nor o hand Was not m llw norllz counlrec Actlon' Camera' Here rldes John B Stonewall ack son the premler prlnce of good fellows Please dont crowd glrls Rudy Vallee isnt here yet Wot a man Stonewall IS He has confided to his best frxends shh' lt s a secret that he IS golng to Yale to become a chemlst That s great you say5 Yea bo he lntends to do research work ln the cosmetlc field Stonewall s ablllty his generosity and his cheerful smile for every one will be always remembered by hls many frxends JACOBS HENRY DAVID JP-mf General Dld you ever see alue when he wasnt chewing on a hot dog slnglng or debatmgi rlhese are hls three accomplishments ln the order named When he sings lt sounds as though some one were sawing wood ln the basement but he likes the way lt sounds Don t try to argue SldtlStlCS with hxm you will always lose He IS ready to debate on all toplcs Pl'lll0lCIlC Soclcly 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Vlcc Presulcnl 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Orolan Dcbalmg Soczcly 3 4 Boys Booslcr Club 4 JAY- FE. RUTH R Ill Commercial Her cucn lwm lcd m llcr ,ICCUI llllglll As rloon ilu: .slcrres on ufroslq mglll Nlethought I saw sunshine coming round the corner It was Ruth every txme Ruth lS an ever ready booster and a good sport When there are questions xn the alr Ruth IS studying for a qulz For Ruth 1sn t all fun she likes to have her work well done Ruth expects to be President s private secretary l age Srxlu .su .. , . I 1, H f . l . U- A f I ' " ,. v E .. U .. ' ,l 1 . -. . . 'the I LIIKI III C ornmeru ll I haue a lhlng lo sau' Betty has a pleaslng personallty and a tendency to chlrp out funny remarks clurlng recltatlon perlods She has a great weakness for tap danclng but IS also a good baseball player ln splte of our havlng to replace three new wlnclows IH the gym Although Betty IS a care free glrl she StUdlCS and IS headed for success Y VV C A Orcheslra JONES ANNA ELIZABETH ANNA Commerclal lf she wlll she wrll You may depend on rl 1 she won I she won I And that s the end of rl Anna IS a happy go lucky glrl full of jazz tunes and fun She never has to lle awake nlghts to thlnk up some thlng wltty to say the next day for Wlt IS born ln her Anna has galnecl many fYlCIldS durlng her three years at Hlgh School Her chief ambltlon IS to become a nurse Chorus 3 4 ,tx JOSLPH CA I'HI RINL MARGARET KITTY Cleneral When nlghl haih se! her silver lamp on hlgh Lo ll IS llme or sludq Up ln Chemlstrv Lab you wlll see a qulet but pleasant llttle glrl performlng all sorts of experlments just she says to see what wlll happen Kltty IS the great anfl unparallele'l cure for the lalues l'rom Kltty s past dolngs we know her future wlll record actual accompllsh ments unlor Baskelball JOSEPH JULIUS j College Entrance ln Arts IS a good speaker a flne debater an dCtlVC worker wherever you put hlm As buslness manager of the Canary and Blue he IS everywhere at once and IS always lvrlnglng ln money He usually knows Latln so well that everythlng else IS unlmportant except glrls We wlsh you all the success ln Law ournallsm or the Frult Store buslness all of whlch you do surpasslngly well Adelphlans 2 3 The Clubber 3 4 Csharp WUSIC Club 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Buslncss Vlunagcro Canary and Blue Varslly Deballng 3 Boys Boosler Club 3 Orolans 4 NHIIODGI Honor Soclely Presldenl 4 COMUS Buslness. Page Sixly-xcvcn KAIQPPLL MARLJARLI LOUlbL KEPP General Cheerful gay amlfull offun That llttle blonde wlth the worried look hunylng through the corrldor IS Kepp gomg to Chemlstry class Don t let that look mislead you for Kepp always has a smlle and a wlsecrack ready Her weakness IS hockey and my what a player' She wlshes to bea nurse Well Kepp here s luck 'P ZW KARL JULIA Jam General Good sense and good nalurc ure never scfaarulcd Don t you thlnk she looks goo'l nature:l5 Well she lb whether you can see xt or not' ewel 15 one of those happy go lucky lassles who can make you laugh ln splte of yourself Although she never seems to overstudy she IS a shark at her lessons We wlsh her all the success and luck her sunny nature deserves Hoc ey 4 G1rlRescrues 2 KAROL ABRAHAM L ABE College Entrance ln Arts We are lhe music ma ers And we are lhc dreamers 0 dreams All great men are versatlle Abe IS the life of the party a fine student a serious thoughtful boy and a wonderful frlencl Hrs finest attainment has been ln the worlil of music Abe has studled muslc all h1s llfe and ser1o.lsly he IS one of the most accompllshed vlollnlsts ln this section Look ahead and you ll see a Philharmonic concert master or the United States newest vlrtuoso Orolan Dcbaimg Soczely 2 3 4 Adelphzarzs 4 KEEYER CHARLOTTE MAI bHARLtY Commercial She has u way wllfz her how sllull I say Demure yet blrlhc yet gau bharley may look qulet and demure but looks may lzc deceiving She s a Jolly Sportsman and full of fun Ask a certam curly headed fellow he knows Sharley intends to be some bug busmess man s prlvate secretary but Dame Fortune precllcts a bungalow for two Here s wlshmg you lots of luck and happiness Sharley I'u13e Slifll cuglxl o V lt., : ' ix 1 sb 34M , . ' A J A . . . ' ' . ' .. .1 k U A f . - . A 's KEHM LUCY FRANCES College Entrance ln Arts Wzlh a smzle on her lrps and a tear In her eye Lu doesnt let you know theres a tear ln her eye though ever You never know when shes feeling ow because shes always smlllng Lu has the real school splrlt too She saw every football game this season and didn t care how much sore throat she got from cheerlng Here s luck Lu Baosterf'lub2 34 YPVCA 234 KFISER NORA M NORN Flne Arts Her voice the muslc of the spheres So loud rl dea ens mortal s ears As :use phllosophers have though! And lhal is why we hear rl nol Nora IS qulte talented She IS a good singer and can handle the vnolln well Nora s one weakness I5 her llttle pony lt IS rumored that she rldes lt ln all her spare tnme lt IS not dehnltelv known what Nora intends to do after she leaves school but whatever llne of work she may follow the class of 3l wlshes her success ceslra75-ill Clbf-lYlflf 1 KEELY FRANCES ESTHER FRANKIL General He lhat halh hgh! wllhm his own clear brcasl Need as nn ray 0 sun or heaven Frances came to us from the Overbrook School for the Bllnd to take her Senxor year with us who see Blind from her infancy Frances wonderful tramlng at Over brook and her keen mmd have enabled her to do 90' work although all her readlng has to be done by means of the Braille system and her thmklng IS a result of what she hears lr has been a marvel to us more It has been good for us to see how despite her handicap she cheer fully and smlllngly accompllshes as much as we accompllsh Her sunny nature and dauntless splrlt have Inspired us to do better thmgs KI IPER LMILY l-LORFNCE KIPPY Commercial 'lhat the daus of thy lol may be lengthened below And lhe fame of thy worth ll e the pumpkin vine grow so very solemnly whos just brlm ful of questions and answers and who detests eatmg soup ln public She IS a real gurl with a real llfe work before her Knppy IS going to do Europe and brmg home a but of the Continent Success Klppy and page the customs officials' Gzrls Booster Club German Club Commerczal Club Car ary and Blue Blue Boo so 'S' Page 91 ilu nine If 1 f. ' l v ULU., , . ' ' I f Klppy IS the young 'miss who' says undisputed things 1 I g I ' li. ' ' .. f , f e ga W aw as y Oyh, ,,, , usir '11, . : - '.C.f'l., 5.41 KELLER MADFLINE MAE PATSY Commerclal Late to bed late to rzse Keeps our Palsy from gettmg too wzse Enter the herolne' Patsy IS aptly fitted for the role Thls tall stately brunette could not fall to lmpress even a cold hearted hero but whether she d be deslrousof lmpress mg hlm IS a questlon3 ln her studles Patsy 15 an average pupll ln her pleasures she IS an expert A marvelous dancer she never lacks for partners ln thls famous lndoor occupatlon An all round sport we are sure she wlll accompllsh what she undertakes We wlsh her the best of luck and happlness ln buslness Commercial Club 4 KFMMERER CHARLES A CHARIIE General Glue me a lever long enough And a prop strong enough I can slngle handed move the world Of all the husky boys ever graduated from Allentown Hlgh School Charlle Kemmerer IS one of the best llked Charlle IS one of the greatest tacklers that hlgh school has had ln many years and IS llkely to make All Amerlcan when he attends college Too Charlle IS hlmself a superlatlve many superlatlves3 But KFNNFDY THOMAS Tom Englneerlng and Sclence Smee basllfulness IS wea ness Oh' to be a brute' TNT the slashlng fullback of our undefeated Canary and Blue eleven IS a SCTIOUS student and a frlend to man ln splte of the fact that hls football accompllshments have Sflffed wlthln hlm an lnterest lh the weaker sex we belleve we wlll hear blg thlngs of Tom as an englneer Football 3 4 Basketball 31 j V H1 Y Booster Club KING RICHARD JONES Rmbv General Two lzttlc men rolled lnto one Rlddy a good student and a fond lover of sports I9 not by a long shot the quletest boy ln the school as many thlnk he IS a happy go lucky and Jolly fellow Rlddy held down the quarterback posltlon on the Sophomore unlor and Senlor Class teams and I9 consequently al Ugure ln our hlstorv Class loolllall 5 4 Page qt'UC'llll1 page I A Y ff"-1 Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 32 4, 7'm.fk, 2, 3, 4. .l b 3 ' ' . ., '. t . 'b I KINS C l ADYS GLAD College l' ntrance ln Arts lfeel rn every smrle a cham Always ln a hurry yet always late for school Glad rushes about dally from room to room Study' Well yes ol course but then there are other things lf smiles 7 KIRLIIN MARY ELLFN MARY College Entrance ln Arts Age cannot w1ll1er nor custom slale Her in mle varzely If you ve ever been around when Mary was telhng a good story or lf you ve heard a lot of girls laughing together and she was one of them you ll know Mary after that Her humor and her sparkhng personahty wxll assure to her always a host of frlends She s a sure cure for the blues so when melancholv sets ln page Mary We re all for Marv whatever she does French Club count 'and they do C lnrl s wxll always linger wlth us Kl FCKNI-R CHRISTINE CHARLOT'I'l Tr NY Commercial In no man s presence .she eels a rulzl Al no man s queslron looks dismayed Okey dokel Who IS that coming down the halll KISTI FR WILMA THFLMA KISTI LR College Entrance ln Arts Happy am I from cure 1 mfree' Gxgghng Wilma' When Wilma hears a joke or a funny story she doesnt laugh she giggles But despite this weakness she IS industrious and a staunch booster of the school She 1nten.ls to be a teacher and we feel pretty conhdent of the success of a laughing pedagogue Gxrls Booslcr Club 3 German Club 3 4 Of course we know that s Teny Kleckner agreelng amlably wlth some one Teny most likely as glvlng one of her many followers a date Teny IS very much Interested ln dramatlcs too and dnd much to make a success of our c lass play Remember Kay the lady detective llrunmlu Surulu 'Vmh Plmlu flrl Club funnrzl nml Blur' Slajl Page Sevenly unc Ctrl Reserves 3 4 Counczl 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 KLECKNER HARRIET CHARLOTTE HE-rrnz General A lovmg heart IS the begmnmg of all knowledge To those who don t know Hettle IS quxet and studlous but a favored few know she s always on the spot to have a good tlme Harrnet xs an all round good student and ready to do her part Here s to her success ln helplng the country with Its social problems Orchestra 2 3 4 KLECKNER KENNETH WALLACE KERR Laugh and grow fat Who has not heard his laughter rung throughout the halls of learnlng3 Who has not heard his jovial volce gnvmg the latest and the best3 What Booster Club meeting has not welcomed hls jolly countenance3 But has face takes on a more serxous expresslon when he IS out m the guard posltlon on the Senior Class team e says he IS an ardent C-erman student but l d rather hear lVlr Allam say lt Gluck Au Ken KLEPPINGER RACHEL WINIFRED KLEPPY Commercnal Two merry brown eyes a sweet smlle Here my rzcnds lS a chum worth whzle Kleppy IS famous for her tlmely wlsecracks ln the dullest moments of class Tall brunette lads are much admired by thls brown haxred mlss It s a problem who has the greatest hold on Kleppys heart the gallant x or the dashing y Band 2 Orchestra 2 Gxrls Booster Club 2 3 4 Com merczal Club 4 Chorus 4 KLEPPINGER VALENCE SYDNA RAISINS Commercial Innocence rs blxss Ralsms ns one of those cool calm people you find around our hlgh school She has a peculiar laugh a weakness for bumping people and you can generally see her Bob blng around RHISIHS IS a great football fan but we wonder why she lxkes to go to basketball games m a Ford roadster Her slster and she sure would make the walklng team lf we had one fhnrus 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Cxrls Booster Club 2 3 4 Pam- qeventy two I KLINE RUTH ESTHER Kumar General A merry hear! doelh good lr e medicine Klmey 15 always welcome among her frlends because she always cheers the crowd up with her willingness to play along She has even been known to run mlles to keep some one company Klmey has always been a big hep to her Alma lVlater ancl she will be remembered ong alter 3l has gone from these halls We all know that Ruth wlll make good as a nurse for that IS what she IS planning to do Here s to lots of good looking patients Narh Plezla 3 -I French Club -I The Clubbe 3 4 frrlx Hoosier Club Girl Reserves 3 4 KLINE THELIVIA JUNE SHORTY Fme Arts When you do dance I wrsh you a wave o the sea Thai you might ever do nolhzng bu! lhal Shorty remlncls one of l..lttle Miss Nluffet The Seniors may frlghten her but oh those unlors' She hopes to make her mark ln this old worlzl by teaching dancmg She herself cuts a great Hgure on the dance floor Her present profe slon IS demonstrating how to be graceful ln a rumble seat Girls Boosler Club Fine Arts Club Grrl Reserves General Few persons have courage enough lo appear as good as they really are Those of you who do not know Evelyn well probably thmk th t she ls a very quxet gxrl but those who know her well hnd her as llvely as the next one She IS a good student but she IS thlnklng serlously of flunklng a subject thls vear just so she can graduate with the unlor class KLINC-FR ARLENE. MAF Kurvrnz General To now to esteem lo love and then lo part lla es up ll e s lale lo many a eelmg hear! Kllnger that very merry brunette I9 usually thlnkmg up some new Invention However her chlef ambition xs not to be an Inventor for she has so many others interests We wish her plenty of luck and happlness ln her work at West Chester Y H f A 2 3 4 Rooslerilub Chorus 2 5 4 l usu Club 4 Page Seventy three 1 ', ' l '- . l KLINGAMAN. EVELYN LOUISE "Evra" A k 'f , f A f . '. ', . ,,,, . ' ,- ' ,,,, .I I KLOTZ ELIZABETH ROBBINS BETTY And wxllr her magnetzsm she drew them onf Betty IS one of the pleasant faced cherubs that Hoats about ln the halls of A H S Shes full of fun and yet she can be serlous A true Booster you can be sure' She rarely misses any of the basketball or football games and belleve me when she s there she doesn t twlddle her thumbs Here s hoping her Book of Llfe may have Success written large on nts page KNAPPENBERGER WOODROW A Wooov Commercxal 'Iwo Coco Colas please Whom have we here3 Woody hxmself Woody popular among the glrls partlcularly those of South Whltehall Hugh Woody has a Ford but hls greatest dlfflculty lS to get gas to run xt He IS thmkmg sernously of gomg mto the drug busmess KNAPPFR WILLIAM NATHAN Blu. Strll water runs deep B111 has the unpopular dlstmctlon of talklng the most KNAUSS RICHARD SAMUEL IBATS General Sleep and the world sleeps wzlh you and saymg the least of any member of the Senior Class He IS a great football player and besldes playing football and annoying the communxty he manages to do some work He runs one of the fastest l928 model Chandler cars ln existence B111 19 extremely popular wlth the opposlte sex 7 Square Club Fats 15 well known about the school for his heartv laughs We do not know much about his social life but we do know that he thmks a lot about Freemansburg Undecided where he wnll pursue his educatlon he never theless h rs decided on a journallstlr career somewhere I age' Sem nlu ff an W, tx y . . I ' . so KN 1 I 3 . ' . I KNIQCHT QUSAN DIANE. Surf College Entrance nn Arts And she hall: smrles lo earlh un nown Smiles that wzllz molzon o lhczr own Do spread and sm and dlc Sue does not llve ln Allentown but this does not pre vent her taking an aetlve part ln school affairs besldes hndmg time for her own A golden dlsposltlon and a sweet 9I'l1llC go a long way so how could Sue help being a suusess J KNEEDLFR FRANKLIN FRANKY To spend loo much lime on studres IS slolh Franklin better known as Franky IS a bright student but does not seem to advertise rt Franky never had to take any exammatlons untll reaching hrs unlor year when he began to feel that he was mlsslng valuable expern ence Although he has several pecullarltles he IS a very nlce fellow to get along wnth Franlcy s hobby IS reading and after he graduates from Hugh School he expects tn go out and help our mllllonalres spend thelr mllllons KNERR WALLACF WAII ACI' KOCH EMILY ELLA Kflfllll Commercial Tull oa s rom lrllle ucorns grow I am slronglq moved Tha! rf I should desrre the Perszan crown l could allam rl wzllr u wondrous case Thls young man lS a real student Although he was genumely mterested m nearly all hrs work we know hmm to have majored ln languages history scxences and math If you know new worlds to conquer notify Wallace Although Emxly IS a humorous llttle gurl she can be qunte serlous She ns so small that she Lan easlly hide behind the book she IS readlng KOChlE intends to become some ones stenographer l s all wnsl h r success. ln her undert :kings Page qvvenly lim' KOCH WARREN CLIFFORD Kocme College Entrance ln Englneerlng and Sclence The orce o llls own merll ma es 'IIS way Ladles and gentlemen' I am now lntroduclng to you Warren Cllfford Koch allas Kochle KOChI8 halls from Wescosvllle and durlng hls stay ln our school he has proved that Wescosvllle also runs and can furnlsh Al students Although he does not take part ln any sports he IS always at the games rootlng for hls team I-Ie IS a lad who never qults KODER ALMA KATHRYN ALMA Commerclal Do lhe work that s nearest Though ll s dull al whlles Helplng when we mee! them Lame dogs over sllles Alma IS of a qulet and pleaslng personallty a real student who can always be depended upon to know her lesson A frlend ln need IS a frlend lndeed was orlglnally lnsplred by Alma The class of 3l wlshes her the best success ln the buslness world KOIRNIC ALTHEA CATHERINE SNOOKY Happy go lucky swce! and falr She has many frlends everywhere Introduclng Althea she of the brown eyes and pretty teeth Altheas sweet dlsposltlon has won for her many frlends of both sexes but an Irlshman seems the only one to have galned the favor of her attentlon Although Althea comes from Hazleton Hlgh she IS now an ardent booster of our Alma Mater Heres good luck to her llwaysl Commercial Club 2 Clrls Boosler Club KOHLER WILLIAM BILL Englneerlng and Sclence Report cards aren I due qc! why worIy9 Do women prefer blondes! We don t know but cer taln glrls on Walnut Street seem to answer yes Dld you ever hear Bull rave because he cant get enough sleep-I The reason he glVeS IS that he had to spend hls evenlngs at Shoemaker s Drug Store servlng sodas Here IS luck to you Blll Fonfball .7 3 Pam- qevenlu slx 44 J' U Commercial ' I KOMAN MIKL Mn rtrr H lrrlcsl llral llrc chrldc rs uoung lcl lrrnr he rnvlruclca' rn Ucrluc and lullcralurc Mrckre one of the youngest of the graduates hfteen years old last August has made a good record for hrmself Nery seldom rs hrs name mrssrng from the honor roll Hrs many frrencls bear wrtness to hrs pleasrng and agreeable personalrty He gets along well wrth hrs teachers he always knows hrs lessons he gets hrs Latrn translatrons to perfectron Nlrckre although out for baseball two sea sons and some catcher rs a brt small for the first team but not too small to support all the athletrc actrvrtres and not too small to enter Lehrgh thrs year unror Class Football Team KORN DOROTHY IRILNIL D01 College Entrance rn Art II rrss a boun sanguc Lauglrler ma es good blood Here s the grrl wrth a mrllron names Dot Perrod Half Prnt Korny Crushed Korn Wuzzy Shorty Drzzy Dorothy Irene Korn etc etc etc ' Dot rs one of those happy go lucky grrls always laughrng jokrng and never worryrng about tomorrow Her popularrty lres rn the fact that she makes lrrends wrth every one She has great rcleas for the future especrally rn the lrne of musrc so here s wrshrng her lots of luck df: KRAMER DOROTHY HANINAH Dor Commercral Loo who s smrlrng new swccl Sec llrc dimples rn lrcr clrcc S A happy go lurky grrl rs Dot Her rncessanl I lrrr KRAMLR CATHERINIL LUCILLE KITTY Commercral Krlly rs llre only grrl Tha! can boasl a nalural curl Behold a grrl who loves typewrrtrng so much that she even stays rn after school to practrce But she has trme to keep an eye on the opposrte sex just the same If you hear some games that s Krtty for she rs one of our strongest boosters She wants to be a nurse and we know her patrents wrll be happy for Krtty has mrles of rests and wrles Grrls Booslcr Club one yellrng louder than anybody else at the g gg is md chatterrng has made her a general favorrte wrth every one for she rs lrke a tonrc her laughter rs contagrots Dot s ambrtron rs to become a stenog but we know where her heart rs Someulrerc rn Old Vermonl Dot has a weak ness for soldrers and srnce we can t remedy that we ll just wrsh her happrness through the comrng years Commercral Club Purge Scvurlq .seven p V 4. .. my J e . h , v" . . ku I KRAMI R LURLTTA LSILI Ll on Commerclal Brown han' blue eyes Flashmg ways lhal Ilypnollzc We are announclng Loretta the glrl who has madc a record for herself throughout all her school years Although shy and bashful when she entered hlgh school she IS a good sport ln all thlngs and IS llked by all her frlends Loretta has a weakness for brunettes but there IS a certaln blonde Here s wlshlng the best ln whatever undertakes to do KROLESKY HELEN Hs LI N C:OlTllTlel'Lldl Her words are a anlasllcul lwunquel us! so many ascznallng dlshes No need for lntroductlon here just look at those eyes Don t take her serlously boys she looks at all the boys that way and especlally at redheads Always full of mlschlef Helen lS ready to lead the way for any prank you want to put across but equally ready for work Although we wonder how SCYIOUS a nurse she wlll become we all wlsh her the best of luck and God speed Commercial Club I 2 French Club I Czrl Reserves 3 KUDER AL THEA ISABEL COOTIL Commerclal She laughs when she comes She laughs when she goes Bul wha! she laughs about Nobody knows Altllea 15 a great lover of sports especially football and basketball She may be bashful ln class but out of class oh far from t Slnce C00tlC IS good natured and always ready to glVC asslstance she IS loved by all Glrls Booster Club KUHNS JAMFS lLUCll:.Nl CUONH General Ihc myslcry lhals hls3 A nllsellleuous hal mall serenlly that laughs al ame or lremg won so easy Coonle IS good not only ln hls nature but excellent ln all hls undertaklngs Eugene loves chemlstry and adores Physlcs just as others adore blondes and brunettes He IS an enthuslastlc basketball player ln hls spare tlme he plays the Vl0lln and as a Slde llne does some canvasslng No hes not a travellng salesman but an artlst and an exceptlonally good one at that Orcheslra I 2 3 4 l'ux,v. Scvcnlu cu, ll . L ' Q. . . 1.8.4. A ,L ,.L ...Q 1 rl I lt's true, Cootie has a laugh that ought to be patented. ' , Q -1 i - I D . h .' lf . ' 5 I f .- 1 f .f s . I KUMMLRY FRILDERICK I mu General An lmnesl man close lrullon cl lo ll1c chin Broadclolli wlllwul and a warm hear! wllhm lVlr Fred Kummery' Thxs fellow IS so qulet he ns not bothered with the falr ones Fred IS always either study mg his physlcs or tmkermg around an old motor He llkes electrlclty and expects to go to some electrical school after graduating Some day we ll be proud of our great electrlcal englneer KUNKLIL LLADYS KUNKH- l me Arts Tlrouglrls are rec Here S Kunkle as usual wlth her stories lnhrs young lady IS pursuing a muslcal career when she IS not xnter rupted by college fre hmen The consequent necessity for dlvldlng her tlme makes xt tough salllng for her Nevertheless we know she wlll make the grade and we wish her success on the climb Chorus 2 3 4 Csllarp MUSIC Club 3 4 Girls Booster Cu 3 4 Y W C A 3 4 LABARRE DONALD LOUIS College Entrance ln Arts Doc Class president Impromptu speaker orator actor LANDIS JEANNE THOMAS Lf-.Nov Com mercla l An uzlepl zn llwc url of ulrlmg llclrmlrl the Dancing Doll Ask Landy about the swlmmer plng pong star dancer dnvme commlttee man Latin student saxophomst etc etc When asked to what he attributed his great success Doc stated Keep ln soclal clrculatlon and avoid monopolies And then why should he not glve all the glrls an equal break3 Well never forget you Doc Swzmmzng I 2 3 4 Boosler Club Class Presulent latest steps she knows them from the Anls Pour slap clown to the Zebras llmd leg Plmg She IS always ln a hurry our best example of perpetual motlon Why all those hlushes when reference IS made to a certain store ln townl There IS also a certain prlnclpal that yields much Interest rn a bank Success eanne' Page bcvenlq nmc I LANCL I-RANCLS EMILIE FRAN College Entrance lh Arts Cupzd IS a navzsh lad Thus to ma e poor females mad Iran good natured and Jolly IS a hne student and a ceaseless worker Above all she IS a good sport Frances has but one fault she finds a dlfferent boy frnend every week football players preferred Success to Frances' Gzrls Boosler Club 3 4 German Club 4 LAUDENSLAGER ALLEN FRANKLIN lndustrxal Always here always lhcrc Wzlh refusals very rare Al appears at 8293! each mornlng Regardless of th1s msane anxlety to get to school hes a Jolly fellow Wlth his sense of humor and wllllng ways he makes life pleasant for every one You should hear hlm rave about brunettes Am t love grand3 'Q' LAUDENSLAGER ANNA REBECCA ANN Commercial She s afrzend of afrzend 0 every goodfrzend she has Thls small coy cntzczrzg lass Ann has a personality all her own which goes far ln making her known Her loyalty to her school IS shown by her presence at most social functions She knows not the meanmg of Hurry' or Wdlll Although she does not volce her oplmon on the opposlte sex we hear of a dark horrid bandlt who excites her interests Our best wishes go wnth her LAUDENSLAQER WILBUR Lfxuuv General llc IS no! merclq a chlp 0 lhc old llluelq bu! the old block llsel lake a look at thls boy Have you seen hlm hefore3 You are right He IS none other than Laudy one of the honor students of A H S His becommg ways and his famous smile have won for hlm many friends Laudy expects to take up banking after leaving hlgh school We wish hlm success Page I zghlq lg . . 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I' Ll AR CARROLL 51 U Bud one of the more popular members ol our class greatly ments the prestige whnch he has attamed As a member of the Adelphlans he has proved himself to be a real good fellow Although no shlnmg scholar Bud has other attributes Bud IS no mean golfer H15 Fores have excxted clty wide attention scorlng consistent 80 s We are confident that Bud wlll l:e a success ln any walk or should we say falrwav of llfe LEVENE HARRIET EDITH Buuuus General She looks ll c an angel And acls ll loo But you never can tell Whal angels wzll do This sweet little miss of A H S has pep wlt and laughter A gxggle her an'l a giggle there glggles Bub blesl Although she declares she s a man hater she gets a lot of letters from New York She knows her Spanish luke a book for she intends to teach lt some day Girls Boosler Club 3 4 LEVIN MORTIMER M0141 Commercial Co wcsl young man go wcsl' Although Mort IS taking a commercial course pounding a typewriter I9 not his hne The West ancl its wide open spaces call hum To hear lVlort play his banjo and sung cowboy dlttles reminds one ol Buffalo Bull A smlllng likable chap with a good word for every one Track 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 Pugz, Lrglzly unc LL VI NbON RU FH RUTH Commercial So slw so .swccl or rrcmlslnp meal Above IS a perfect example of Ruth lh classes Ruth s pcrsonalxtv has vlon for her a host of lrxends and wc know lt just can t help brlnglng oodles more always I LILHII NWA! NLR PLARL DOROIHN lenm Commercial l he speech m those deep brown eucs ls more than we can analyze l earl IS a good all round sport making friends wherever she goes She IS interested ln darlc brown eyes and hrown wavy halr Pearl IS one of our future stenographers and we know she will succeed LICHTY RALPH WALTER ROBFRT BUNFR Industrial Onward he will strive Here IS one of the many of the industrious students of the industrial department who IS able to solve hls mathematical problems now and then Boner however does not confine all hls efforts to study he IS also interested ln baseball and archery We have been hearing rumors that he lS sponsoring a play called The Arrow ln two parts before and after Baseball 2 3 Marathon 3 l ICINI JOHN JOHNNY Engineering and Science Ile should as he lzsl be able to prove the moon is made o green cheese Johnny' How small lt sounds but beside him we loolc like children He towers ln helght he towers ln studies The chorus IS out of tune untll Johnny joins ln with hls deep lions roar It IS ohnny who demonstrates the resonant voice from the platform Booster Club Dra matic Society and Swimming team all boast hls mem bershlp Good luck to ohnny' Swlmmzng Chorus Dramatlcs Booster Club LIEBERMAN CATHERINE 'IKl1"I'Y' College Entrance 'Reputation is but a synonym of popularity." You've all heard of Kitty. our popular friend at Allen- town High School. Kitty s smile and red hair distinguish her from all the other girls, She has been active in all school sports and is vice-president of the Senior Class. We know she will be wonderful in college, and we hope she will there remember her old friends. 1 Varsity Basketball, lg Class Basketball 2 3, Captain. 3' Chorus Vine-President 4. V Page l'll:Qlll'l1f lmu I I ll lil RMAN MIRIAM MINI! Comlllcrnl ll VVllen you rc ln lroublc Don l roam about just go lo AIIYIGITI Slle II llelp you out lVllml IS a great glrl Brlng her your sob storles and she s sure to Find a way out But work before pleasure so she says For Nllml flatly refuses to go out at Dlghl unless she has completed her homework There seems to be a certaln Sammy who attends Lehlgh ln the ofhng Belleve me as one who knows' Even though she says she lntends to he somebody s stenog' LIPETZ JULIUS L mm L-eneral Cvreal mlmls ll1m al e Llppy Llpetz IS one of the most dlStll'lgUlSl'lCd students at the Allentown Hlgh School Llppy has several pecul larltles otherwlse he IS a DICE fellow He IS frlendly and always Wllllng to help any one lf he posslbly can Llppy expects to enter college next fall but he hasn t declded whlch one he ll favor Spanlsll Club Booslcr Club B Y l UTZ ALEXANDER All x Englneerlng and Sclencc Success comes wlill brca s Alex I9 a well known hgure about the school he IS wll ll College f' ntrance ln Arts He llkes lo laugh and lo ma c mzrlh 70 banlsll shadows from 1,16 earlll When lVlllt ISD t studylng hls Engllsh he s sure to he tlnl-cerlng around wlth hls banjo He IS one hoy who takes hlS StUdlCS serlously for he lntends to become a doctor Although the professlon IS somewhat crowded there IS always room for goocl men on top and lVl1lt IS on hlS way Chorus 2 3 4 ferman Club 3 4 Boosler Club 3 4 IS popularly called a regular fellow Thls name speclally hts Alex because he IS always set and ready to take part ln any sport or any fun that s golng And he IS just at glad to do any sort of favor you ask of hlm The class of 3l wlshes hlm all the luck ln the world at Penn State ancl after I age I lglllq lllrcc L nl W . 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' - A 3 4 2 Q U l a ...-4" I LUTZ CRALL HARRII I LUTZIE Commerclal Happy go lucky and plutlqu Wllll a smllc her frlends sllc grtcls btudlous qulet reserved Lutzle appears serlous here but she was just looklng pretty for the photographer Always smlllng always happy fond of danclng there IS always a man at the dance Grace IS our greatest lover of pleasure Lutzle IS an expert typlst too and the efllclent secretary of the Engllsh department We wlsh you luck Lutzle LUTZ L HENRY HENNY Englneerlng and bLlCIlC,C C108 lum a problem or theorem lo wor And all other dulles ,IC glarllu wlll slur llall llall lllc gang s all here A sweet tenor VOICC charms our ears It IS Caruso Lutz Chlef plllar of the chorus slnglng But that IS only one of hls many talents A brllllant student and a true frlend he IS generally llkej He hopes to go to West Polnt so look for hlm any tlme you re Salllng up the Hudson Class Football 4 Orotans 2 SCICHCC Club 3 4 MAEI R ARTHUR CHARLES ART Commerclal A Illlle mzsclllcf now mul lhLl1 ls rcllslled by lllc wlsesl mcn Art IS the dashlng young Romeo you have heard sm MACKENZIE CHARLES SCOTCH College Entrance ln Arts I laugll al llle world and the world lauglls al mc As soon as you can take your eyes ofl the alzove plcture have a look lnto the handsome boy s blography He IS a mlghty fine fellow a good sport and full of fun Small wonder that Scotch IS popular among hls classmates We know he wlll become a good doctor after leavlng Temple The whole Senlor Class wlshes hlm lots of patlents and lots of luck wlth hls patlents Scnlor Class Football Manager Adelpluans much of ln the corrldors For the last five months Art has been taklng trlps to Hollywood IH quest of Rudolph Valentlno s vacancy Art has a hablt of taklng week end ITIPS to York maybe for hls health perhaps to see some glrl Let s all wlsh Art a lot of luck the world IS always looklng for competent gas men frac 2 Class Football 2 3 I are Llgllly four iv., ' on-lf school IVIARKERT MARTHA ANNA IVIOTT9 COHIYHCTCIHI Txs somelhmg lo be uulhng lo commend Bal my besl prazse IS lha! I am her rrcml Readers gaze upon thus fair young mlss whose pleasing personallty brings her just loads of friends Would IVIotts refuse to do a favor for any one! Never' She s a pal worth knowmg We wonder what takes her to the skatlng rmk Ir has been rumored that an auburn haired young man ns at the Lottom of Il IVIotts ranks among the best students We wlsh her luck ln any walk of Ixfe she may enter the school HCIIVIIIPS fur her suues-. I IVIJUIHRMOTT WILLIAM n I' nglneermg and Science A flashmg wr! a hrzlhanl smile A ready hand u chap worlh uhllc Time tide and Bull s smile walt for no man Curly black hair a charming smlle a nlmble wlt what girl foul I xsk for more-1 Infact they III seem quite satrsfled Best of breaks Hull 1nd may xou live to cat the hen thx! scrxlr he-. ow tour grave I I'ugc' I zghlu lm' I IVIALETSKY EDWIN MICKEY Ceneral Muszc is lhe universal language 0 man md Another dlllgent student' Edwin Nlaletsky who also responds to the nlckname IVI1ckey IS another of Allen Hugh s proud boasts He IS a wllllng worker and I5 always ready to help others IVIlclcey has an mclmatlon for music This will be a large factor IH determining his Ilfe work He mtends to further hrs ejucatlon at college IVIay he succeed there as well as he has succeeded ln lllqll C Sharp 'Ilusw Club Chorus IVIASONI-II IIVIIR ANNA FALK ANN General Slow Io anger rcudu Io please What grcalcr gzfls arc lhcrc lhun lhescl Ann qulet studlous a true frlenl to all her acqualn tances I9 just as fanhful to her books as she I9 to her friends She has Ime school splrlt md supports most of Xve extend to her our best wlshes YZ' I MHLHANEY RUTH PETERS RUTH College Entrance ln Arts Kmd stead as! lruc Long shall our memory lrcasure you A truer and more dependable frlend cannot be found Besldes provmg to be a good sport and a very xndustnous student Ruth has shown an unfanlmg mterest ln class aCtlVltlCS and has attended all the football games this season Ask her why We wish her much luck when she goes out to meet llfes battles MEITZ MARGARET B Muze Commerclal Bc wise worldly bul nol worldly wise Llttle Margy ns very qunet but thxs does not prevent her shlnmg ln the classroom We hear she IS qulte a movle fan and can forecast all the best shows ln town But the greatest thmg about thxs httle gurl ns her love for dogs especlally for her own dog erry Some day she hopes to own'a dog farm Y VV C A 2 3 4 GIYIS Boosler Club 2 3 4 ..d""' MEYFR ROLAND Roux Fngmeerlng and Science I Il charm the azr to gzve a sound When Rolly 15 not studylng or playing his hddle he IS pushing over ten pms Rolly s greatest mterest IS ln music for he IS deslrous of becomlng a noted vlolln player We wlsh hmm the best of success and nn lame hope to see hum famous fllorus 2 3 4 Urchesiru 2 3 4 MEYER CHARLES ROBERT Boa Engmeermg and Science Mztzz sayd Never man was trewe Bobby says None was false lo you Bob came to A H S two years ago a happy go lucky lad but he will leave thus spring a wlser and sadder fellow He IS a good student and a popular fellow Hls chief hobby IS walking through the halls wlth MltZl next to this IS athletlcs He likes to play ack rabbit wlth the would be tackler Bob wishes to go to West Point and we hope he ll get his wish football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Trac 4 Tennis 3 4 Page lfighly-six I IVIEYERS LVELYN IVIARGUERITE Evv Fine Arts Love as lhe rnasler of all art Evy IS always around when theres fun about but quiet as a mouse when a member of the faculty appears Evy Ilkes to go to band concerts where there IS special attractlon weve heard We must say he can play clarmet We wnsh Fvy success at N Y U where she will study art MIKSCH WILLIAM FREDRICK BILI Engmeermg and Science Tis lhc mind lhal ma es lhe body rrch Blll IS one of our popular students and a hne friend to every one He IS carefree about everything even the Iadles whom he seldom mentxons Bxll expects to con tmue his education but hls favored Alma Mater he has not yet announced However he IS Interested ln journal rsm We are sure that he will be successful ln whatever held he enters Chorus 2 4 flrl Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls Boosler Club 4 MII I IRR CARL FRANKLIN CHUBBY The sports of chrldrcn amuse the chzld Y MILLER EARL FREDERICK Ilrnmx Industrlal No! a betlcr frreml cxzsls Iiarl Muller I-Ierble IS a ha o luck sort of fellow Have you ever seen that forceful chunky tackle on the Senior Class team5 He IS Chubby IVI1IIer the boy who opens up the Ime and smears the opponents plays Thus athletlc lad plays football basketball baseball and plng pong Truly sometxmes we believe that there must be brams ln has feet lunzor Class Foollzall Team Senror Class Football Team I-Ds ppy g y taklng things as they come wlthout a murmur To be sure he seems to like the corridors better than the school room He IS quxie a shelk wnth the ladies and ever ready wlth a smlle for a certain blonde lass Earl IS expectmg to become an expert carpenter some day but we rather h we the opmnon that he will qualify ls I wootl butt her Page l' rghly seven I MILLER EDWIN EDDIF College Entrance 1n Arts Serious minded studlous concentrated calm reserved and maybe more that s our Ecldle Soft' Sure he s just Illce any other human when a falr haired maiden enters the pu ture but then that s almost certain to be his lnsplra tlon Well blessings on you Fddle m your ministerial K dfeel' MILLER RUTH FLEANORE HON Commercial Youth comes bu! once ln a 11 cllme HHPPY well I Should say' And Hon is as good as she is happy She has already made many a man look twice sometimes thrice I-Ion s ambltlons lean toward the commercial world but we doubt nfshe ll escape matrimony MINNICH DOROTHY ELIZABETH Dor MINNICH AUGUSTA MARY Gussna Commercial Smiles so sunny eyes so brown Turn our hearlsjusl upside down Gussle is indeed a jolly pal Clic I Clic I and here comes GUSSIC through the halls and one by one the boys heads turn ln her direction As a hobby she tickles the IVOTICS Gussles ambition IS to become a nurse and we hope Madame Fortune will grant her wlsh College Entrance in Arts ' Be il jewel or toy, Not the prize gives the jo . Bu! the slriving lo win il." Dorothy Minnich is sure to have her lessons done and done well. As you might expect, she is an honor student. Social sciences and mathematics are her pet subjects. After graduation she plans to attend the Keystone State Teacliers' College. We are sure she will have as fine a record there 'rs she has here. Page Eighly-sigh! MINNINGER jFAN ADFLE. Puss Ceneral I now nol why l love lhrs qoulh Folks a new student ln anatomy' The Hart ln this case seems to attract most of Pusss attentlon We can caslly account for ean s popularlty for ln addltlon to a pleaslng personallty she has a couple flashmg dnmples ln perfect working order when she greets you wlth her pleasant smxle Whatever ean undertakes success wlll be with her Here s Iuck Puss' MINNICH JAMI-5 MILTON :M Industrial A lrllle mischief now and lhcn ls chcnshed bu lhc wzsest men Ihxs black haired beauty Illrts wlth every fair glrl ln the corridor lm played class football and gave hub loyal support on the side lines glVlng the spectators a thrill wxth his bellows In the classroom he IS quite au all as the results on has report show He IS a well known and a true frlen.l so here s wlshlng hlm success In whatever he undertakes Class foollrull 2 3 7 Square Club Chorus HV? Q MUIIN KVNNF FH IAMFQ KFNNY I nglneermg and Suence Above lhc prtch ou! 0 lunc and of ul Ihc hinges Kenny IS elther Nlohnlng on his saxophone or working on has math problems In the near future he IS going to MOORI WILLIAM 311 Commercial lal music lo lhfs lwou Anzl hrs hear! urll beat wzlh joy Bull I9 a qunet goo.l natured fellow a friend to every one and espeually to falr maldens He IS good ln hls studies and quite a star ln shorthand Blll IS so fond of musnc that he can play almost any Instrument We wash WMI L-IICCPS llnll and hope to hewr from you later ln Ilfe play the saxophone for a Ilvmg and work at engmeerlng on the side He has selected Lehigh as his future place of study and we all wlsh hlm barrels of success qucnwflulw 4 Chorus 2 3 Band 3 Booslcr Club 3 4 Pap I uhm mn I MOOSE CLAUDE CARL Mooslr llc ll fnd cz way Claude IS a real athletlc enthusxast He follows all the sports at A H S and participates m several of them When you see a broad fellow 1n the hne of a champnon professional football team lt s likely to he MKJOWIC We all like hlm and we all wash hlrn success Class foolliull 3 4 MORELL EMILY EMILV Too much study says Emrly wca ens the brcun Emily IS a glrl of a few words but always ready wxth a greetmg to her frlends She loves the summer months best of all so that she can engage IH her favorlte sport swlmmmg She IS loyal to her school and class actnvntnes and always ready to give a helpmg hand ilu d'Sv"' MORCAN FRANCFS MAE FRFNCHIL l me Arts lo change a cuslom rs as ball as death That s l renchle ln harmony class Rules and customs don t mean a thing to her She always asks Why lb that-W and Why can t you do It this way3 Nevertheless she knows a lot about lt all and as she intends to become a music supervisor she IS quite fortunate that she does We extend to Frenchxe our best wishes Sczence Club Secretary I 2 3 4 Musrc Club 3 4 Nalronal Honor Soclely 4 French Club 4 Booster Club 4 Corusl23-FYW MOYER ALLEN General The Knight of lhc Burning Lamp Students of A H S here IS one of our quiet gentlemen If you see some one racing through the halls lt s Allen hurrymg to his classes Physics keeps Allen guessing and studying every nlght He needs this subject ID order to become an electrician He says very little about her lVlay vour light always shine H ling: Nillfl WWW MOYER LLOYD HEY Mover: General Lloyd another handsome member of our football team and one of the strongest guards that our Hugh School has ever produced IS mcldentally attracted to many of the lalr sex Although for three years we found hlm playmg a posltlon on the track football and basketball teams we strongly suspect he has found a guard posltlon ln a gurl s heart Trac 2 3 4 Foolball 2 3 4 Bas clball 2 3 4 Chorus Z 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 H1Y 4 IVIUIVIBAUFR HAROLD lVllJMhY Fngmeerlng and Science One mlm never lurned his bac bu! marched lwrcasl forward Nlumby IS a congenial happy go lucky chap who hkes to eat and sleep He also likes to study physlcs and algebra After he graduates he hopes to go out into the wlde wlde world and make his fortune We re sure he wnll we hog f- he will and we Il be around to rlmr- wnh hum I lVlONl R CHRISTINE HARTZELL BILLIF General Too late I slaued forgzve the crzmc Unhcedcd flew the hours How nozscless alls lhe ool o Zzmc flux! only lreads on owers Sovs motion IS a good name for Bllhe she s rarely ln a Billie s eyes and personality have won her many hurr frlenlls lncludlng many very many of the stronger sex Besides bemg bright ln her studles she lS usually the bright light ln her crowd We wonder what her interests are ln l lcklnson and Muhlenberg lts too bad that Nluhlenlmerg IS not co ed Ndlh Pleala 2 5 -I Drumallc Society 3 4 Secretary 4 french Club 4 Czrls Booslcr Club 2 3 MUFFLEY ROBERT BOB Oh ocean lel me lay my hand upon thy mane Behold' The most prominent member of that famous receptlon commlttee found every morn gracefully adorn mg the front of the bulldlng greeting the mflux to our noble portals This Isnt all Bob does In swlmmlng season he splashes away wlth the honors Thats how he got hls Varsity letter Bob IS always laughing and joking It IS only when he s under the spell of one par ticular person that he s qulet and contented He has not decnded where to contmue his educatnon but wherever he goes he ll he a shlnlng star xn their crown Good luck ljllgl Nznrlu lllf' I MUSSELMAN MIRIAM LAVINIA MIM Commerclal Never sorrowful never sad Thls IS llle girl who IS always glad Mlm lS a frlend not to a few but to many Besldes playlng a good game of tennls Mlm s hobby seems to be stumbllng over the vacuum hose ln the hall We hope that her dreams wlll be fulhlled and that she wlll some day be a secretary to a successful buslness man Girls Booslcr Club 4 NACEL FVELYN ELIZABETH Fve General Forward and frollc glee was lllere The wlll lo do lhe soul to dare Evelyn IS a glrl who never had done much talklng when she came to A H S However durlng her Senlor year she became qulte proflclent ln the art and you would be dellghtecl at her ablllty to draw She has made some unusually hne crayon plctures But hush' 'N'-J NAC LF MABFL MABEL Commerclal ll s a lzltle thmg to do cz klnd deed Bu! llllle lh1fl2S are what we need Mabel IS one of the QUICYCSK glrls of our class She says llttle but when she does her words are worth llstenlng t Mabel belongs to the lndustrlous sectlons of the class and wouldn t eome to school at all lf her lessons were not well prepared qhe IS a good sport and always ready to help every one NlGI-IAN RAYMOND RAY You all know Ray Too loud Ray' Carefree ever foollng good hearted a perennlal rule breaker wlth a long llst of humorous escapades to hls credlt Wlth hls pep and zlp Ray ought to go far lnto anythlng he chooses to murder When last seen he was thlnklng of taklng up pro wrestling so here s to luck and a speedy conquest of 4 hump Londos Ray l PHP? 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V I , V 1, ' 1 all O DONNELL CHARLES BEN lndustrlal U hcn Notre Dame s men U76 I NORbIRUM JAMLIU BURDI I ll lnsmv l ngmeermg and Science 0 I am stabbed with laughter' That s what the smxle wreathed face of ames Burdette whlch IS 'Scandinavian for lmmy seems to say to all who know hmm When we asked hum about hrs future pro fesslon he stated Oh I m golng to take It easy' But dont worry he ll make out all rlght because he has the characterlstlc that brought Chaucers name down to us through slx hundred years he IS a good mlxer lf you want to have fun Slt next to hxm m any class Cuoc KS all acclarmczl Choc s 0 Donnell wzll surely be named Thls chap lets hxs conscience be his guide He ns always up ln hrs studles but the perlod that he llkes best IS study hall Chocks IS a person who has Ireland all over has face but lrlsh though he IS that dld not stop hlm from playmg Varsity foothall Chocks arm IS to enter Notre Dame and here s hopmg that lrxsh luck stays with hlm umor Varszty Football 2 Varszty 3 4 Baseball 4 Class Bas elball 4 H1 Y Boys Booster Club Ol LAR STI- PHFN STEVE Commercial All the many sounds 0 nature Borrowed sweetness from his playrng All the hearts of us are softened By thc pathos o hrs musrc Steve may he small but he doesn t let any one get ahead of hlm Well liked by all of his classmates we expect hum to make a name for hlmself Band 3 4 ObMAN LLJCILLIL MAE Lou Flne Arts lhcrt arc cucs hal :lc lant half nrulg uml tomplzunl Brown cues lllllh a wondrouslu wzlchmg charm lo lwmg us good or mor us harm Such an alr of calm and quiet encloses Lucille that we ,. ure sure of a great and glorlous future Lou used to be quite fond of going to Coopersburg but she now hnds thlngs interesting enough to remain ln Allentown She has been mterested lh Art throughout Hlgh School and intends to continue with Interior Decorating ln college Here s lots of luck si! I atc Nmcty lllrcc I Ul I Ml I HA KAIHRNN Mr Um College Entrance III Arts Despite the serious loo rn her lrlue cues Beneath lhe surface mzschref Iles What seest thou lVlell:Ja wlth thy far dreamlng eyes5 Probably the future looms ln v1s1on before you From all outward appearances lVlellJa seems to be shy but she radlates frlendlmess when once you know her Nlelba is not only a sturdy frlend but she IS a good student The best of luck to you whom we here name frlend I 4- PACKER MARY LOUISE MARY College Entrance ln Arts We have ln our midst a great booster of all school actlvltles When lt comes to collecting dues Mary IS ln her element Although lVlary manages to get by ln all her lessons she finds plenty of txme for her favorlte recreatlons clevourlng hot dogs and paddle pops and malung marshmallow fudge Nlary seems to he n attraction to unlor Class boys Clrls Booster Club Treasurer 2 3 4 Nalh Plccla 4 PARKS FERNE MADELINL l 1 lmrrw General Ami' when a man s In lhc eusr. You now all other lhmgs gmc place As a Sophomore Fernery had tlme for a great mnny PAI I ADINO Ol K A SYLVIA POLLY Household Arts Polly faul Ihe lqelllc on and lel s rlrm lea Olga who IS generally known as Polly has been an actlve member and the treasurer of the Home Economics Club udgmg by the type of work she has done ln her course we belleve she ll make a good Polly to put the kettle on for the lucky man some day Home Fconomzcs Club Treasurer tlnngs including lessons However her years at hugh school have brought great changes She IS now so much occupied that her active llfe has had to make room for mid week holidays Wlth all thus she IS a good sport Here s wlshmg her success Chorus 2 3 4 I ug,c Nlnclq four kit. .xx l ' l . ' 3 J ' - Canary and Blue Staff,-15 Y. W.'C.'Af. sf 4. ' ' I sl . I ' . K if . Q A .A l vlk.. I IARMI I MORRIS Mmuus College l ntrance Ill Arts There rs aluaus room or a man 0 orcc Here he ls' The Grandpa MOFYIS Parmet of Oh Kay fame a fellow who belongs to clubs wlthout number plays a wicked game of basketball supports all social actnvxtles and yet whose name IS always on the Honor Roll A doctor hes to be and a crackerjack without doubt Bas elbull j V 2 3 Varsrly 4 lnlerclass Swlmmmg 2 4 'lhe Clubbc 3 4 Prcszdcnl Boys Boosler Club 3 4 Prewdenl Scrence Club 3 4 Adelphrans 4 Sophomore Class 7rcasurer COMUS PASCOE JOSEPHINE WHARTON E General Lel lhem call ll mlschze When rl IS pus! and has prospered lwlll be urrlue Who you ask IS thls small gxrl who lS always spending smiles and spreading good cheer to all her associates? It s oe and Joe can talk talk xs her favorite sport And especlally can she talk about a certaxn young man She loves dances and parties and attends all the school BCIIVI UBS Boosler Club 2 V1cePres14lenl 2 PI RKINS DOROTHY BURI FY Dm Commercial Keep your ace loward lhc sunshmc Am! lhc shadows wzllfall hehmd llorulhw I9 a fn nd indeed especially where some poor PP RIN VIOI LT GWENDOLIN Tonmr Commercial The lhmg lhat goes lhe farlhesl loward mukrng lr c worth whzle fha! cosls lhe leas! bu! does lhe mos! rsjusl a pleasanl smile Always laughing Toddy spreads sunshme everywhere all the time She loves to play cards and always wms She has conhdence ln herself Nlay she always wm ln life' mortal IS suffering from over work She always comes to school prepared Dorothy does more than study She ls fond of movies and goes to see about three a week She can tell you the story of every Paramount for years back Dot s ambltlon IS to become a great pxamst Page N mclu fue Wi -fiv- I PFRbUN ALMA MAY FLRCY COllllllLlLldl Sluzcl wus flcr UOICC and gcnllc lla.: rlulun, These words most aptly apply to Alma She ncvcr gets cross when anythlng goes wrong and IS always ready to help a nelghbor out of dlfhculty Percy s hobbles are danclng and reacllng She has a weakness for the latest HCQIOD Alma wlll enter the huslness world Wlth the slncerest lrlshes of all her classmates R Wy... s-sggrsv gl, WD ron- Q5Uw3Eg1E"- -l Smfw WGS! m Eval BV:-2 5 l: no W Ezffvmg-l"'4 U O CD me-0 3 Zmls' 5' Q N 0 gon 2 smgmgh O ""' H UQ ua 2 '-l Q SIUE-ow::-'S 1 w b'05-5rN 4 '5g'wvQ:0,gi-5 U1 Zan F1 Q swogwo-S05 5- 2'U'-:GO UQ 50, Q:-4 8'?-Wcfwg-pg -. wigiiisie O- Eg.-,2,"':'-103 583' 3-'Evolis 2: 2 Sea .-."'h'T:E H1 f'D:'n::":'nO5" 'SW BTU w Wnwmo 'ifsfigif' :login ug 2' Q. O Qiuifoss :r 5 U guiiwrw o 2:s:s:2r-o -l xv muozmrc Il Il Rb JOSLPH SOLON ,jf OI' PETERS OLVA B I LLA RO Pe 1 lt General For eucru why sllc has u lLlILYLfUfL Three guesses' Who 15 that laughlng9 None othel College Fntrance ln Arts In malhemallcs he s a scream In Virgil just watch ills steam oe IS a qulet almost a shy young man Hls modest manner has won hlm many frlends He has one burning ambltlon to set a record for perfect attendance He '-: l flrst rate Latln student and certalnly knows hls lan guages oe IS golng to college and some clay he may be a professor We wlsh hlm all the success ln the world Chorus 2 than Pete whose partlcular laugh IS one of her most Wlnlllng characterlstlcs Pete IS the one glrl we know who WallS for you to hnlsh what you are saylng then sprlngs that famlllar phrase What dld you say3 Of course she wlll be a success as a nurse Y W C A 2 3 4, German Club 4 Page Nmclu su mwg- 4 I 7 " J: " ,el ' ' . ' ' ifff' V . .' , ' . lf ' .' 1 . ' , . WT 'gy - H' . uv- - - - 1 I - c 1 ,J .i .Y , MJ in - J ' f , . , . - A, I PICKLRINLJ RUIH N Rum' Common cml fls lhc songs qc sing And fha smzlcs qc wear fha! ma c lhc sunshine cucruwhcrc Rudy has several weaknesses dogs red hats and gg chocolate cake She has time for study as well as for fun She usually has a pleasant smile but lf you want to see her serlous just contracllct her Rudy wants to become a private secretary and we need not hope she wlll succeed we know that she will Boosler Club Chorus 3 4 PIETROBON FLSIE MADELINL Emu. Commerclal A sunny lemper glldS ll1e edge o I1 c s blac es! clou Elsxe IS a loyal frlencl and her smcerlty has won her many frlends She writes her shorthand while llstenlng to a dance orchestra but nevertheless she as alwavs pre pared Elsle intends to become a stenog and we hope she wlll always have an orchestra PRICE MARY FLIZABETH MARY Commercial products of Mary s optimism Smiling Mary full of joys Has no txme to waste on boys Of serlous moments she can boast And hopes to fill a stenog post Three cheers for Mary here s success We hopc she ll know great happiness Commerual Club RALH Rl MI I BA 1v1H.ux CUllllllLlLldl Slcmfcr Lrunc uorlzffu LLISL H rllw a lrlllc lrrc su nusclucf 'Shmmg rom hcr bonnu cues wg. Mcllil lldS El Way Wlth her She dealg out lrlf'llJIlUc'i'S ln clay and sweets of all kinds between time Nlav llfc bc kml to her IS the wish of her frlends here my Page Nmely semen , k A , I Y .. A . J, I . k d... 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I RAN ANNA IULIA RAJIE cl I 1lllf'lLll She lrlcfl llrc luxury of domg, good' Annas sunny manner towards everybody even the boys she doesn t know has made her loads of friends Her motto IS Why worry3 It shortens life Desplte her care free alr and Jovlal attitude she has ability Ill her llne of work We wish her .1 well deserved sucrose frrl Reserves Z RAPI Ol URI MARY MAR, C ornmc-rum Varrclq IS lllc splcc af ll c knowing Many certainly does brlng variety into ones life She IS one of the ardent boosters of Allentown Hugh School And lf you want to know a good sport Mary s a good choice She IS qulte undecided about her future We wlsh her loads of luck and happiness ln anything she may undertake RAUI KA l l IRYN MARY KIT rv General SIIG s Ixlllc and she s swcel aml all so urlulumrngl If you see a small and very attractlve glrl roammg thc halls its probably Kitty Although she doesnt spend much of her time worrymg about her studies she does everything that IS to be done Besldes craving to become fx school teacher she has great faith ln a chance to enter the Metropolitan Opera Company Heres luck to you Kitty lil lll US JM lx Shmm fl sutulz u uutll, uml I7l,IlUlll ilu lonlzucl Slunny entered Hlgh School as a sophomore LUIIIIIIS, here from Reading Wnth his easy going manner and Jovlal wlsecracks he soon had a multltude of frlends We do not know what Skmny wxll do after graduatlon but It s a ten to one shot he ll be exther a baker or a hack drlver Class Foollrall 2 3 Tac 3 Foolball 2 3 4 Class .Swzmmmg 2 Baseball 2 H1 Y Booslcr Club Page Nmclu czghl gl ll , -ll A , ' . 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I !. - J- ' Chorus I 3 4 Booslcr Club 3 4 Y W C A 3 RFHRIF fORRIbI IAIVHS Wours Fnglneerlng and SLICIICC llls lwcsl compunlons mnoccncc unrl llcullll l orrest may be no genlus when he entertalns llls frlenrls on the plano but he can hold down hls end when lt comes to mathematlcs Although he has never mastered dlf ferentlal nor lntegral calculus nor analytlc geometry he knows hlS plus and mlnus slgns Forrest expects to become a hrst class avlator and we re hoplng he won t fall down on the job RFICHARID ANNA MARKS ANN Commerual ls sllc lul 1112 uc! or l11,UlH' Ann IS llways talklng or laughlng except when she takes a llttle tlme off for study Her chlef joy IS paddllng a canoe and whlle dOlng so helplng others out of trouble Anna has many frlends and IS loved and respected by all of them Booslcr Club 3 fa! 1 RI lllllklill DONALD GUTH DONNY lndustrlal No! all gold glIllCYS Donny IS a very tlmld chap wlth a chlldlsh VOICE manly dlsposltlon and a personallty guaranteed to please Hls greatest ambltlon IS to become a crack wood chlseler You should see the chlps Hy when he gets busy We are all sure Don Wlll some day be the Whlte House furnlture maker Here s luck to you Donny lxl ICIIARIJ IOHN UUNN1 1 cgi. l llllll L Ill l ICIAUYC ls lllc rcu unl 0 labor lllls remarkable youth from Summlt lawn IS a rell A ll S cnthuslast He has been wlth us only two years hut he IS no stranger ln fact he IS popular wlth hoth boys and glrls ohnny wants to be a doctor and we know he s a sure cure for most of the world s llls Page Nlllflu IIIIIC . . . . . . , :H Crlly- 'Q z l1"4 A ls HJ ,Q .l I I I REICHLNBACH RUTH ANNA Rl lcllle Commercial The game s lllc flung wllereln l ll calclt Ill mg Yes Relchle IS another llttle Senlor wlth a strlklng personallty She surely can laugh but her speclalty 15 playlng cards and wlnnlng Ruth IS golng to be a success ful llttle stenographer Good luck Relchle REIQS ROBERT ROBHRT Sclcncc IS an url Ari IS a sclcncc Beholzl our future SCICDIISI He actually knows Em stems theory backwards Ask hlm to explaln lt some tlme Cn top of thls he IS an artlst He especlally llkCS to draw cartoons and sketches of glrls Even though he doesn t look llke a Spanlard you should hear hlm rattle P y elther an artlst or sclentlst of great renown cpanlsll Club RICKER KATHRYN KITTY Commerclal Hcrc comes 'IIC lady all so llglll of fool Wllfl ls thls glrl whose beamlng face shows that shc I5 REMMEL ANNA ELIZABETH ANN Commerclal Oh wlll you walk a mzle wlth me Along Ilfe s merry way5 lverv one who knows Anna loves her She has a heart of sympathy for unfortunate people Anna lntends to enter the Nurses Tralnlng College after gracluatlon WVl1lCl'l we all thlnk IS exactly what she should do GIYIS Booslcr Club glad to be HIIVCB And who IS thls other glrl who enters upon her work wlth so keen an lnterest3 Both are Kltty 'lhe jolllest of play fellows and the best sport ln the crowd IS Kltty ln her SCFIOUS moments she says that she lntenfls to become a stenographer Our heartlest fellcltatlons go wlth her Page Une Hundred H ' ' ' ' .,.. ck' .kt . off S anish. I Watch. this bo ,- --he is bound to become f RIEGFL MARIAN ETHEL MIM General Full of wrsdom Full of wil Oh we love her every lull bedate lookmg that s the hrst judgment passed upon lVllm Cheery smile and lovely dlsposltlon thats the next Talking nn study hall and wrltlng tender mlsslves or L upy mum h of her tlrne She wlll be an attractive nurse RIT FFR PHAON S SONNX He peers from out hzs lhoughlful eyes He shakes hzs head and loo s most wzse Sonny IS a splendid jolly fellow wlth whom every one gets along amlably He seems at times very studlous especially a few mlnutes before a test He IS always wllllng to share with hrs frlends whatever he has Keep going Sonny' Engineering and Scxence Gosh' An expressxon of surprise And the donor we surml e To be he who from our lore Halls from quamt New England s shore' He S a tall and stately Yankee Whom Vermont may well esteem Cenlal prlncely graceful lofty Few his equal have we seen' qpamsh Club ROEDER RICHARD OTT Dluc Commerclal Why worry about tomorrow today :sn I over yet Roeder IS our champion typlst He IS the only fellow who can cllck off slxty or seventy whenever he feels lake He can always be relied upon for a favor Although he seems to be shy of girls he gets along with them Wlth hls typing and hrs good nature we dare say that whatever Duck attempts he will accompllsh Class Haslqelhall 3 I ommerrml flulw 4 Page Une Hundred Une l RlU,W. 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ROEQQIQR RICHARD WILLIAM ROSIE lndustrlal Roesser proudly walked lhc slreel To glUC llle llllle glrls u lreal ROSIC a young farmer from Sallsbury came to Allen town four years ago to round out hls educatlon During, hls stay here he played football and baseball and lDCldChl ally played wlth the Red ackets He IS a happy go lucky fellow and IS dOlng as well as can be expected hls studles Hls one alm ln llfe IS to learn to swlm H lb one frlend we ll never forget ROSENBERC RUTH ROKIIIIS Commerclal Here s a young lady named Ruth Who IS never a rald of llle lrulll When Ruth smlles her face llghts up her eyes and cheeks contract and her mouth expands joyously for she s thlnklng most ofthe tlme of swlmmlng and swlmmers We know It won t be long before she IS elther a profes sllonall cheerleader or a swlmmlng coach Success sweet rut Cheerleader 3 4 Booster Club ROIII IJOROIIIY I IORI NCI ll Collllllcl clal SIIG 18 'I0llCSl hue SIIILBVC and lrue Anal always llle be-ll 0 rleml Io you Dorothy IS the klnd of a Blrl whom every one 'lclmlles ller wlnnlng sllllle and llICCl'l-lll countenance have made llfl 1 f lvolllc llllollp, llcl Illdlly frlellds llere s to llolol ly' ff is laorlal HAROLD l lA,,.,, ,, Englneerlng and SCICHCC Harold IS versatlle He takes part ID lournallsm sports and all the currlcular 3CtIVIllCS Besldes handllng tllls pretty heavy schedule of courses he takes care of a oz llls Chlef hobby though IS the part he takes Ill the Allen town Hlgh School Band We bid llllll a fond farewell If lllll 2 3 4 Pau' Om' llumlrfd Two RUHE DAVID DAVFY Versatlllty front' And center' Dave swlms and dlves writes edltorlals and short stories IS president of the Sclence Club runs a lot of others and oh read the lust yourself If you want to find Dave you look xn the Art room or ln the swlmmlng pool or ln the Canary office or m the laboratory and you re just as apt to find hum on all fours m the grass studymg the dlmples ln a snake Sczence flub 3 4 Presulenl The Clubbe 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 Vzce Preszdenl Class Swlmmmg 3 4 Caplan: Swrmmmg Varslly 4 Canary anal Blue Assorzale fwlflor RUHF LAWRENCE l Anm Gene ral lam! me as I am I you leave out the scars and wrm les I wfll nol pay you u slullmg 'l he handsome vlsage here IS undoubtedly familiar to most of our readers It IS Larry Ruhf track and football player par excellence Larry is a wonder boy We wonder how he can hold off the ladies and stlll have such a lady knllmg smile And yet he has never been seen wlth any of our famous Allentown beauties We don t know just where Larry expects to matrlculate so many unnversntles are competmg for hlm but the ala-.s of SI congratulate-. the successful bldcler Trarlf 2 5 4 foolball 5 4 I RUBRFCHT PAUL Blu The universe is his bor 0 lays Bull IS a likeable chap always wltty and always ready to spring a good joke on some one else Sickness ham pered has style at the beglnnlng of the year but watch hlm now' Ball expects to be a pul lu benefactor but he hasn t announced hr-. lane RUHL ISABI I IDNA ssv COITIITICTC ldl 7,16 bee! way rs lo do as you please lor your mind 1 you have one wzll illcn llc al ease lsabel IS a good sport and IS right on hand always to have a good time lssy IS a champlon ln shorthand but her best accomplxshment IS her blush che has the hee that does not wash olf We are sure some one lntere ls her but we won t reveal who Isabel lntencls to hetome .1 dependable secretary llappnness he wltln you' Class Rus elball .7 3 frrls Hoosier Club 5 Page One I lundred I hrec SAEGFR EMMA ELNORA EMMA General Good sense wh1ch only zs the gzft of Heaven And though no sczence arrly worth the seven SAECER ISABELLE JANE. ssy General Wit rs the salt of conversation not the food Wlt and humor and popularity all these has ssy You will never find lssy serxous She makes hght of all her sorrows and she makes other folks sorrows hght When Lehlgh becomes coed lssy lntends to go there Of course we cannot blame her but we feel sure she wlll eventually and perhaps choose a domestlc career Here s luck lssy anyway Czrls Booster Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Although quiet and reserved Emma always has while opmlons She IS thorough and mdustnous nn her school work Her Interests outslde of school are and hooks but not school books When she A H S she plans to continue her stuclles at K State Teachers College worth sewmg leaves eystone SCAIFE LILY ANICE Lmav Com merclal Wrth eyes m flood with laughter SAEGER VIVIAN MURIEL Cuaves College Entrance ln Arts Dodge' Here comes one of the greatest boosters of the A H S Her green Dodge roadster IS always dodging the cars on Hamilton Street We call her Curves On occasion Curves takes the front seat and lessons take the back seat And boys Variety IS the spice of llfe par tncularly the Bethlehem varlety Her future IS unde clded one never can tell what a gum chewmg champ may Booster Club 2 3 4 Y W C A 3 4 Counczl 3 4 l..1ly IS as wntty as she lS gay The fact that she has a smnle for every one has won her many friends She regards worry as a hindrance to her progress and therefore has a carefree dlsposxtlon Her efficiency assures her future success Her keen Interest ln tall blondes some txmes gives her 'a f'xr xwlv look but that s lnfe so whv worry Pace One Humlrel Four SHADLFR GEORGE HARRISON Groner Commerclal The courage o lhe commonplace becomes the courage of lhe crlsls George IS a rehned lad and IS well lcnown by hls fellow students Hls chlef ambltlon IS to become a stenographer We wlsh hlm success ln the held of his endeavor Good luck to our frlend George SCHANTZ JOHN PHILIP JONNIF There are Iwo good women ln lhe world One IS dead lhe olher can! be ound Gaze at thls studlous lad who IS endeavorlng to con centrate hls mlnd upon studles John does sometlmes but he has been touched wlth the greatest malady of them all avlatlon onnles a swlmmer of no mean ablllty and he s also found at partles All lclddlng aslde onnle s a good fellow and we wlsh hlm the best of luck It s comlng to hlml SCHAPPFL JOSEPH W or College Entrance ln Englneerlng and Sclence The woman shall not d1SlYGCl me Here s lntroduclng Joe Schappel a fellow who belleves ln more thought and less words oe IS almlng hugh for the presldency It IS rumored However we have not been able to Flnd out what presldency Good bye Nlay your voyage be pleasant and may the WInd3 uf fortune blow your way SCHEIDY SARA ELIZABETH SARA College Entrance ln Arts A sunny lemper gllds the edge of llfe s bloc est cloud bara a QUICK mlss who can always be depended upon IS studlous and fond of all of her subjects especlally of Vlrgll On the other hand lf you want to be assured of a good tlme just call up Sara Her sunny smlle IS and wlll he a great asset at all tlmes and Ih all places french flub 4 Hoosier Club 5' 4 Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 6 fogc One Hundred f we SCHFLL ANNA MARIA ANN Commerc ral Her cule lrllle songs are gladly heard For her voxcc rs as swccl as a srngrng brrd s Don t know Anni Well we ll let you rn on a few of the many thrngs you are mrssrng She dances drvrnely not only rn a ballroom but professronally Ann rs Allen town s own Helen Kane ust ask her to srng Arn lcha and be convrnced Theres a brg blonde attractron rn Bethlehem A dance career rs her arm We re backrng you Ann QCHI ECEL EDWARD WALTER ln nm r Com mercral Blushing rs a srgn of vrrtue Eddie rs a krndhearted jovral young fellow always to be depended upon for dorng hrs work and dorng rt well He has a partrcular fondness for the typrng room where he spends much of hrs trme Eddre rs sure to be successful because of hrs pleasrng personalrty ancl hrs abrlrty to do any amount of work SCHI FNKVR l UTHIER l..UI'HLR College Fntrance rn Arts Whal passion cannol MLIYIC rarsc and quelll' Tweet' Tweet' Tweet' No rt rs not a songbrrd rt rs just Luther s prccolo creatrng an unbelrevable hrgh surface tensron Luther rs a valuable contrrbutron to the band and orchestra He emerges from hrs latrn and physrc classes lookrng chock lull of another hour of knowledge Muhlenberg may alarm lrrm as one of rts stalwart sons Gluck auf lulher' Bam! Orclreslra Cowrrrs frlzlor rn Chief QCHLENKER RUTH FLORENCE Rufus College Entrance rn Arts Ile that halh knowledge spareth hrs words There rs no doubt that thrs young mrss hath knowledge and there rs less doubt that she spareth her words except on certarn occasions whrch rnclude class recrtatrons For when Rufus does not know her lessons the stars wrll tremble rn the skies and we know they never wrll Lots ml luck to a rrsrng star' Fnls Booslm Flub 2 3 German flulr 3 Grrl lwsfrves l mir' Um lluirlrel Sn U ,- J v .. . , , . . , ' - , ' bl - ' . Y .. -. " 4 - '. -. .r . . . . .. v , , a . '. , Y. - ' . . . . , V , 4 . ' rr rr r- 1 Q , .1 .. . .. 1 . '. ' - . ' . . ' 3 I ' f v n 1 ' u 1 1 1 I, 2. ' D 3 r L . l' QCHMFYFR MARTHA CAROLYN Swruus Fine Arts Musnc Call me what znstrument you wrll Though you can fret me Yet you cannot play upon me Here s Sweetie who makes frnends wxth whomever she meets Most people thunk she s qulet but let them know her a while longer' Room 222 seems to make her nervous but no one knows why Shes lndustrlous and spends a lot of time on music which she IS going to study at West Chester Chorus l 2 3 4 Booster Club 4 Musrc Club 4 QCHMID PAULINE WIEDER Pouv Commercxal Tease 1 you can thus hater of men Exhausled you ll fall by the way Polly IS a friend of every one doing us all a good turn and helpmg us out In time of need Next year she expects to devote her talents to nursing She will linger pleasantly In our memory ln days and years to come Chorus QCI IMUYFR FVFLYN Commerctal Lrghi and farr tall and sweet Sweetest grrl you cl want to meet Evelyn needs no mtrocluctxon Never nn a hurry she calmly follows her daily routine Evelyn IS liked by all who know her She intends to go away to school after graduation We know she will be as much of a success lh later ye xrs as she h ts been for her years here SCHMOYER FREDERICK Ymu Engmeermg and Scnence lhat place that does conluln my boo s my lwcsl com pamon rs to me A glorzous courl where hourly I converse Wfth lhc old sages on phzlosophy lwrntz Schmoyer the great debater IS at It agam He lb noted for hrs arguing but that IS not all He s a great help to any one ln need always smlllng a great supporter of athletics a good student tn all a regular fellow Ffltl has no Idea as to his future but we know he wlll go far n whatever path of life he tre ul-s II: Y I fhzlutelzc Qocretu 1 Page One I Iundred We-ver: I SCHNECK HELEN IRENE SPECKY College Entrance m Arts Love ma es one t or any wor Heres the happy go lucky g 1 of A H S Toots Specky Schnecky She s one of those glrls who strlkes all the 90s on her report You would thmk she was a rather capable person but she IS incapable ln some thlngs she must be escorted home from school each evening by a masculine bodyguard Specky has a bright future and Lots of luclc SCHOLL EVELYN IP Household Arts Evelyn here Scholl there Trp everywhere Evelyn IS one of the happy go lucky girls whose jokes and laughter are among her chlef attractlons Trp never llked study but ln spite of that she has reached her goal What would the Home Economxcs Club do wxthout heri Well Tip our wishes for your success ln whatever you may undertake go wlth you Chorus Orchestra 2 3 Home lzconnmxcs Club 3 4 intends to go to college to prepare herself for teaching Nalmnal Honor Soclelq 'K"""aP SCHRADER KATHLEEN CLAIRE KITTY Commerclal Can she dance can she smg Can she lune a man s heart Slflligs Who can compete with her and her falthful admlrersi Kitty IS clever attractlve and domestlc She can cook sew desxgn hats arrange halr and entertam a jack of all trades a master of all She IS an expert dancer a man hater and a champlon talker a keen competltor to Floyd Clbb0hS She has an lrlsh dlsposltlon but she claxms to be pure Dutch Whatever she may do or may be we all wxsh her success and may the best man wln SCHREIBER CARROLL FRANKLIN CARROI 1 Engmeermg and Scxence The hrghest degree of earthly happmess rs quzel One of the handsome vlolm players ID the school orches tra IS Klng Carroll Schreiber If he were as good m h1s studies as he ns ln the orchestra he ought to graduate soon He IS a good basketball shot and ms out for the ciemor Class team Orchestra " li ff li-H ' - -V ir .l . .. 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' i r 1 Page Om- il'um1'ml Pfighl ,l 1 -is SCHULLR LLIZABI IH BETTY Commercial She is popular prellu and an all round .sporl A blushing maiden whom llie boys love lo courl Betty is a shark at aquatic sports Already she has a collection ol medals and awards for her feats lh the water Gertrude Ederle had better keep in practice or this mer maid will capture her title Besides being an excellent swimmer Petty has a blush that won t wash ofl QCHULER PRILSTON R Hwi lndustrial Ham is one of the best liked students in the lndustrial Department because of his entertaining ways He is a First class radio nut and when he fails to get at least one foreign short wave station a day he promptly builds a new receiver He seems to have a weakness for blondes which sometimes keep his mind off radios His chief ambition is to become a radio operator aboard an ocean liner We wish you the best of luck Long be your wave' TSquarc 2 4 bC,HULTZ CATHERINE ARLINIL "Ku-xv" SCHUl MAN NA FHALIE NAT Fine Arts Youll: al the prow ana' Plcasurc al llic lrclm Behold a dark haired maiden moving in an aura of mischief We no sooner get our sympathies expressed for one escapadc when she s gone and got into more mis chief It s only when she s busy at her work in art that she s too busykfor fun .4 merry hCdfl ma clli a clzccrful lruuclcrf' lxitty is always on the go and yet lakes life easy. ller ready smiles and winning way attract many new friends and hol.l the old ones. Her one ambition is to become a nurse, although indications indicate that something else seems to take up quite a bit of her time. At any rate. we wish her luck, and may the best man win. .'V.CA.. . , ,Nas sw X Page One llurulred N me I SCHUON KARL ALBLRI HAP Cencr l Happy and carcfrcc no sorrows lgnou I Karl I5 one of these strong sllent men so popular wlth the glrls Between hls canoe hls Ice skates and hIs wIn nIng smIle he has no trouble flndmg frrends lmvs md gIrls Although Karl IS not endowed wIth lmrIllIaIIt m Irks he IS chock full of the stuff that spells success Boys Booslcr Club SC,HURElVlAN JAMES IM Engmeermg and SCICHLC Whal 15 llfc wIllIoul ajo c-W Im has a smile for everybody and takes llles hard knocks wIth a jest He IS always grlnnmg and ready wlth a wlsecrack he IS always Wllllng to do a favor m IS another one of those who pursued the gentle art of football In hxs last two years at school Wlth hls sunny dIsposItIon we know that Im wIll be well thought of wherever he goes Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Class Basketball 3 Boys Booslcr Club Charlle is one of the most ardent of WeInsheImer s fans he gets a great kIck out of llfe IS a good scout thorough gomg and Intelllgence adds runnmg laurels to hIs scholastlc abIlItIes ln short he Is what we call a good guy and O K and we re sure hell make good In anythlng hc enters llflaralhon Team 4 Phrlulclrc SOClClU Orchcslra 2 bCl IWARIZ BFRNARIJ LHLNIL College l-l'llTlINC In AIts A lllllc mlsclnc now aml lltcn ls rclzshcd bu ll1c wzscsl mcn licrmc s Wll and humor prevaIl wherever he goes c-:pc 1 Ially In trlg class He IS one of the most ardent advocates of WcInsl1eImcrs Fables Basketball and swlmmlng are Berme s favorlte sports Lawyers there are many never theless Bernle IS sure to become a brllllant one for he has all the requIsIte qualItIes Buskclbull 2 3 4 Booslcr Club 3 4 SCICIICC Club 3 4 v 41 u 1 . 1 ' tl. . . SCHWALM, CHARLES UCHARLIEH Page UbIgllllllYllYCtlV'IwCI1 I bLHWAlx! PAUL NIC I IUI A5 Ru, Commerclal Blusllmg IS the color o Ulrlur, Reds I9 a jolly pleasant fellow whom l am sure every lne would lllce to meet Reds I5 9lUCll0lIi and at tlnlcs wltty As a true frlencl and a personable man he ulnnrl he excelled On behalf of all hls lrlends we wlsh lllm the llest of luck Sl ll ll FORREST HOVVARIJ lunlu lndustrlal Draft High 7,16 world wlllflu wlll! wlngs lhls IS to lntroduce to the students of A H 5 l orrcsl lloward Selple aeronautlcal draftsman and crack chem st He IS fond of glrls but a llttle bashful H IS a Forry Selple we hope hell Hy hlgh TSquare Club l 2 3 Clldcr Club 2 'DLlVllVlll HAROLD RAYNIOND HAPPY Commerclal Pleased lllllh a rallle llc led wllh a slraw ThlS person demands respectful conslderatlon He IS an excellent manlpulator of the vlolln and typewrlter Happy IS O K when he IS asleep but when he IS awake well he can always be heard Good naturecl he usually has hls lessons prepared after a fashlon As a vlollnlst HHPPY brings pep to our hlgh school orchestra The sc hool Wlll mlss hlm Commerclul Club 4 0fChC5lfU 2 3 4 'S MMI l MARY l II l N IS In our fIlIC urls no! Il7'lllUllUll llul QYLUIIUII ls lllc ulm SIS IS qulet and reserved when school IS ID SESSION but we all know the pep that she furnlshes when shes ln a crowd Her hlghest alm IS to become an lnterlor decorator and we are sure many homes wlll be brlghtened by her sklllful work and exqulslte taste '.'1,' "5 ' ' 4 n . i A v ' - . . e . 1 studlous -fellow and knows his aviation. Here'S luck to Page Unc llumlrcd Elcucn bLCHRlST RUTH ANNA TINY Commerclal Can we argel lhe frrcnd Who cheered us la the end J A pleaslng dxsposntron a wlnnmg smrle and an encour aging word one always gets from Tlny She always has time for play but she never shxrks her work Best luck to Tlny blf.NDOROWl'lZ ROBERT Bos General Bu! strll hrs langue ran an the less lhc werghl zl bare the grealer ease Take the odd numbers on page 55 l ' dlrects Professor Wexnshenmer and Bob s smllmg face turns rezl wlth dns may Besides domg such extra currnculum work Bob ns an ardent supporter of all school actlvltles Hrs favorltc pastxme IS trying to convmce his classmates of the lmpossl ble and he succeeds Bob intends to enter Wharton School at Penn and study commerce and finance to become the brg buslness man she wlshes hmm to be Screnee Club 4 Baasler Club 3 4 Manager unrar Class Baskelball Team SI Nb PAUL JAMES Bur lndustrlal CDraftlng Hard he has labored long and well Bup rs one of the studlous members of the mechanical drafting department and he knows his stull We hear he I9 planning to take avlatlon as a profession and we won t be surprised If we flnd hum president of the Trans continental Alr Transport Company xn a few years Here s luck to you Bup Tsquare l 2 3 IDHAFFER MILDRED MAY lVllLLlE College Entrance rn Arts I know you by lhc wagglrng of your hand lntroducmg MIL l.. l E S H A F F la R the glrl who has never been known to worry about an assignment In four years of hugh school But why when there are so many more Interesting thmgs ln the world to worry about says she Nllllle expects to enter college next year probably because nts being clone Good luck to you Nllllle' " f ' .. . . , Page Une Hundred Twelve I SHANKWI ILI R IX! I NN KAIIIRNN SnANr.v beneral And rf I laugh al anu morlal lhlng Tis lhal I may nol weep Uh' Oh' Who was that, If vou really want to know that was Shanky She IS one of the modest lxttle gurls of the Senior Class and IS most often seen rushing to her classes afrald of belng late She has elected West Chester as her next stopping place for a period of two years After that she hopes to teach little boys and gurls Here IS luck to our glggler Shanky SHELLHAMMER DONAI U but 1 1 x Donald better known as Shelly rs one of the amateur chemists and mathematlclans of A H S One can usually see Donald rushmg to his next class wlth a stack of books under his arm l lke all great men Shelly has hobbies These range from dancing to chess And like all great men Shelly IS already marked for success Class Foollvall 4 SCHIFFERT GEORGE Fine Arts SoU defense IS lhc jfrsl luu o nulun. bHl RMAN RUIH I IHEL PETE Ceneral The only jcucl which will nol rlcnuu lb knou ledge Pete a friend to all whom she meets IS of the quiet sort She spends a great deal of time reading or looking through her books Evidently she enjoys nature for we find many specimens of flowers between the leaves We wlsh her success when she plays the role of pedagogue Ccorge belongs to that class of young mcn who uc becoming more and more rare He IS a quiet and scdalc chap whose one wlsh IS to become an artist Seldom IS he seen with the girls but when he IS the plot thlckens He expects to continue his work at the Unlverslty of Fennsvl vanla Here s luck to you George' Blflrl Club Prcsldenl 2 3 4 Af! k.dll0f for Canary uml uc at la 'g l . H - I I l j 'lm Y Page Une llumlrcd lhirlun -r'R 1 I bllllil MAN Nl RNA IRLNI XLlxNx General ller hear! is 11 c a garden fan Where many pleasant blossoms grow llnt llttle brunette comlng along the corrldor tllklllg, almost contlnuously IS Verna Does she have hohhles Well readlng' ust glVC her a good book and she s dead to the world Oh yes and telephonlng But she always has a cheerful Helgh ho for every one and her pleasallt personallty wlll assure to her ln future HSSOCIHIIODS the same happlness lt has assured ln Hlgh School Curl Reserves SHOEMAKER C ROBERT J Burl College Entrance lh Arts Here he IS folks that gallant sociable chap who walks our halls of learnlng ln merry glee He has a word for every one and especlally for the falr sex But enter talnlng the falr takes llttle of hls tlme he must be about hlS huslness for know you that he has been Mr Frltch s rlght hand man lh marathon and has weathered through all ltS storms Even though Bob IS a zoology shark he has thought the matter over and declded that the world I5 ln need of a new chemlcal englneer Bon voyage Bob Marathon Manager 2 3 4 Tac 3 4 bHUPP RUTH ANNA Sllul l Y Iall and sfrm wllhoul a LUIIIIII SIILIPIJII SHOVFR MARIORIV ILDNA MARGIP Home Economlc U e are so ond o each olfzcr because our urlments are the same Margle IS a llttle glrl full of vlm and Vlgtll' lnd always ready for a good tlrne We all know that she has helped to make the Home Fconomlcs Club a success and has added llfe to our soclal affalrs As to Margle s ambltlon no one knows what lt IS Whatever lt may he we wlsh her success and happlness Home Economrcs Club Ruth IS one of the ambltlous glrls who cannot help IDCIIIS., l success some day She often laughs and Jokes but when It comes to gettlng down to brass tacks Ruth IS serlous Well Shuppy here s the best of luck and success and happlness ln your career as a nurse Page One llumlrul I ourlecn I bll C l Rll li FRANCI S MARX l rmmms Commercial us! a lrllle speed maclcmmscllc Then you Il la c lhc lead mademorscllc lrances has acquired a marvelous rate of spccml Ill typcwrltmg but she IS stall trying to Increase her speed and to decrease her number of errors Compliments are due her already and we know that she means to go even farther SILBERMAN RUSSFLL JOHN Russ lndustrral Very solemn does he loo but uou rf bc surprised Bang' Boom' Sock' Crash' All aboard for the West l1.nd This car stops at Twentieth and Twenty hrst Streets Due to the fact that Russ s father IS a professlonal peanut salesman he IS tryxng to establnsh hrs record of being presldent of the company If one ever goes north on Twenty first Street he wlll see a large red house It s the home of Russ He IS an ambltlous looking draftsman wartmg for a graduatlon certlflcate -4 SMITH DOROTHY ALMA College Entrance ln Arts U all lhe bags lhal I now Iherc s none lr e handsome He IS lhe darling 0 my lrcarl 4mlw1lh him I wrll go Dot IS a gooJ sport In and out ol sehool She IS the SI I ILLR DORIS DONNY Commercial .So an a Chee .so arr a smzlc W ould cause a man I0 wal a mrlc Who that glrl with the sunny dnsposltlon mlllng luppnly and attracting the attention of every one even of the 5ophs5 lt ns Donny ln person Her hobbies are skatlng and danclng but we are sure she will be successful m whatever work she undertakes Dol kind of gurl every one wants to know She intends to become a nurse but from all ll'ldlCdll0l'1b we don t thunk shell get there lf she does however we know shell make a good one Salamundgundz C111 Rcscrucs llockcy 2 5 Band 2 5 xii: Page One Hundred Plflccn ? it . ..,! U gtk fi V, 9 SMITH ERNFST I nuvn Commercial Slurlrous mrluslrrous sincere unrljusl Progrcsswc dclermmcrl lrul luuglz hc must Lrnle IS the Ilttle boy wlth the patent Ieather han the Commercial Department He IS a good student a loyal booster and a good sport frxends and there IS no doubt of hls ness man SIN III IVIlWN Smnn I mc Arts .She rs prcllu lo wal wrllw And willy lo lallg wrlll Ana' pleasant loo lo llun on O say have you seen by the halls eerle Ilght that merry Ilttle blonde bobbing ln and out of IVIr Aclcers roomJ It s Smltty' Every one Icnows Smitty as the wee Ilttle girl with the great bug beautiful voice Fvelyn has appeared ln nearly all our musical productions and don t be surprised lf some day she Joms our other two Metro polltan stars for she s bound to be a howling success Chorus 2 3 4 Musrc Club 3 Irnle has a host of success as a bug busl SMI IH I ULY NAOIVII SMITTY Commercial A perfccl woman noblu planned lo warn lo comforl anal command I utv ns one of those sweet old llSIll0llClI gul IL ulx t x rcet you with one ol her big smiles When nn need ol personal frlcnd go to Lucy she will comfort you and help you with your troubles We wlsh her luck ln everything she may do SIVIIIH MILDRFD KATIL bum: General lllcrc are occuslorxs una' cuusts wllus uml wlurt arcs In all lllzngs Drd you ever hear a blg Oh and look around to see Smltty arguing the why and wherefore of why she dns agrees3 We feel sure thus valor will and her ln persuading unreceptlve patients of the good qualltles of medlclne Here s good luck to the glrl who thinks too Ilttle and talks too much German Club Chorus Curl Reserves l'u1,L flIlL llumlrul Sulgua I SNY DI' R BFATRICE MAY BILATY Commerclal She .s a qulcl modes! marcl Beaty IS usually burled behlnd a book he lt shorthand or law ghe IS a good sport and a loyal llonster of ll school at tlvltles Her alm IS elther stenogr lI1hX Ol typlnl or both Here s sulcess and h lpplness' f IYIS Roosllr C lull 4 SNYDI-R HAROLD KENNETH l1Y lndustrlal Glad llll llle danclng stops Ana' 1,16 llll of llle muslc ends Lefty knows hls stuff when lt comes to playlng jazz for he surely can handle the trumpet Flhat famous laugh of hls goes over blg' Nothlng can stop hlm from playlng on hls two by four blow horn lhe glrls all adore hlm and he llk6S It Senlor Class Foolball 5' SNYDI R IVIARIAN 'SARAH MARIAN Household Arts 0 lVluslc' sphere llcscenclcxl mald Friend o pleasure wlsclom s alcl Nlarlan IS one of the aetlve members of the orchestra lor she IS qulte expert ID playing the Vl0lln We hear that she IS lnterested ln taklng up the study of some other lnstrument ln the orchestra We thlnk there must be some speclal reason for that Her tralnlng ln the Home l Lonomlcs Course should be helpful to them some day flff,lC'Yl7'lI 2 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 4 STNYDER RUTH IVIABEL Ru-rll Commerclal A glance rom 1167 holds all enlrancccl Why I9 Clara Bows fan mall lowerlng dallyf Why lre all the young men returnlng Pastl The rnaln reason IS Ruth Her pOpl1ldTllV I9 IUU She has personallty and yet Ruth wants to be a sec retary lnsteld ul l'OllllWl!lL screen career SHCKCSS ls assure C horns 0 Page Um' llllmlretl gulenleerl I SPANGLER ETHEL MAE SPANGLER General Lady wherefore tal you so5 Scan the halls for the hlghest heels you can fund On top of them you will hnd Ethel Spangler Spangler may be small but oh she IS mlghty nn certam things ust ask her who her favorite mlnlster IS perhaps she will tell you Spangler wants to enter flnlshmg school To us G1rlRcserues 2 3 SPIEGEL HELEN MARIE SPIEGFL Commercial ll rs easy enough lo be pleasanl When lzfe flows along lr e a song Bu! Helen S worlh whzle because she can smile When cueruthmg goes dead wrong You just cant help hkmg Helen She hasnt been wlth us very long but we have learned to like her 1m mensely Incldentally dld you notlce the sweetheart pln she wears3 The regards and best wlshes of the class of 3I go with her however she seems a hnlshed product now SPRAGUE LEWIS Burx College Entrance ln Arts The true knzght o Learnzng lhe world holds hrm dear Love bless hzm oy crown him Cod speed hrs career Here comes Buck strollm down the hall with oh QPRACUI' FLSIF ELIZABETH Eros Commercial She is prelly lo wal wzlh And wzlly lo lalk wzlh Elsle apparently one of our qulet commercial gurls m class cares little for studies she amuses herself otherwlse Her favorlte sports are swlmmlng and skatxng She IS popular wlth the young men both ln school and out Her heart IS set on becomlng a nurse g any of hls many gurl friends Some people say that Buck must be twms because no one person could asslst ln the publncatlon of the Colvws and the Canary do as much and as good Ilterary work as he does stay on the honor roll and stxll be engaged ln as many other actlvltles Some day well hear of hum as the great Dr Sprague Heres to you Buck we re all back of you Adclphzans 3 4 7hv flublw 2 3 4 Rooster Club 7 3 4 qcrence Club 2 Page Une llundred lqzqllfeen And pleasant, loo, lo lhinlf on." s 1 f ' -. f .e I STAHLFR RUTH CATHARINE RUTH Commercial Lzllle bu! mlghlu Although Ruth IS always jolly and ready for lun she IS Studlous her report card proves that Ruth can rattle off her law like the A B C s We know she will be some body s stenog when she leaves dear old Hugh We wlsh her success ln all her undertakxngs Gzrls Boosler Club Commercial Club OYC,ICSlTG STARK MARWOOD W DUKE OF WELLINGTON Who IS thls short strong young fellow you s e coming down the hall accompamezl by a glrl slightly smaller than hel Who could It be but the Duke of Wellington! The secret of hns mighty muscles I8 out now It IS said that he got them from carrymg home armloads ot books every night especlally math books Fven lVlr Wemshenmer says he will get ahead lf he puts hve minutes on the work Probably some of thls muscle was developed by playlng guard on the football team for three years Foolball 2 3 4 Bas elball 2 5 4 Bas ball 4 Dramullc Soczclq Class Presulenl STI CKFL 'VIARJORIF Commerclal Oh lalk lo mc no! 0 a name grcal ln sloru Ihe zlaqs 0 our qoulh arc Ihr' claus o our glory STI CKII IRI Nl ROBI RTA IRFNF Commercial She lives lo laugh and ma c mlrllt Io lvanrsh shadows rom ilu' carlh olly and lrlenglly as she IS few hoys meet lrenes approval but lately her attention has leen attrartej to a certain curly headel young man She IS lnterestel shorthanl xml typewrltlng and means to devote herself tc nt Nfl xrcj And here s the star guard of our lmaskethall team Nlarj """ IS mterestel not only ln lnaskellnll hut ln other sport llcr ready howcly makes her lnkenl l V cvcrv one Nl rg nntemls to hetome a stenographer Page One llumlrczl Ninelecn I STEIN MARIE MARIE I swung lhe world a lrm el at my wrzst Please stand aslde We mtroduce Marne one of the most popular gxrls of the Senior Class and a steady K' booster of all actlvltles She has made scores of frlends sl. STELZ ALMA CHRISTINE STELZIE Commerclal ll IS not only si c lhal counls They call her Stelzle And she can slng' Besides she s a Ilve wlre who has a keen sense of humor Stelzle expects to be some one s stenog Blondes seem to have a Lertaln attraction for her Heres hoping that she may have a successful future Well never forget good old Stelz Chorus 3 4 Czrl Reserves 3 through her pleasant smlle and twlnklmg brown eyes I olks with hxgh ambltlons make a name for themselves IVIar1e should have quite a name STIENI AKF FRANCES HONEY For hardy sporls or conlesl bold You know who we re talking about don t you Honey Stenlake-I If she IS not hurrying down the hall or scuttllng into class at the last bell she IS sure to be hoppmg around on the basketball Hoor shooting baskets Honey has -,J been a crack forward of our Varsity Six since her Sopho Czrls lrac Team 2 STP PHENS REGINA MARY ELIZABETH GINNY Commercial You can t Iell by the wrappmgs wha! s in lhe pac age Ginny with the dlsposltlon of a sweet demure Quaker maid IS a sincere friend to every one In the chorus she has dlsplayed only one of her many talents No matter ln what mood you find her she IS always ready to sprmg a vsilsecrack C lnnv will enter business and she will get I ong f horns Page Um' llunrlrrfd Tmenfy more year We are sure she ll meet with the same success nn business that she has earned at school Girls Bas elIJuII7eam 2 3 4 Girls Hoc ey Team 2 3 4 I STPRN FTHI L IRFNE frm-L Commercial I1 5 lhc flclghl of fashion lo be a lzlllc lata This llttle glrl doesn t believe ln coming on tlme If you don t know the latest song hut you wall land at out nl y u just ask lthel 1hout I Her pleasmg personality makes her many friends l thel lntends to take tralnlng STETTLI' R ANNA ALICF ANNA College Entrance ln Arts This IS a qulet and unassuming voung lady who always gets goosl marks As the end of each day comes Anna s questlon What must he done for tomorrow! When some matter ln thus wicked world fortes her to feel down nn the dumps she pushes her nose down unto 1 hook 1nd there fxnds solace Success to vou Ann 1' ln .1 New York hospital to become a nurse What llllFSCl We VVlSll F thel SIILLESS SlllNNfR PllYlllS FHRISI lHYl College I ntrance ln Arts H orlhu hoo .s Are not companions lhcu arc 901lfUdCh W e lose ourselves In Ihcm and all our cure Thxs young ladv qulet and solemn as she looks In class ns really qulte jolly out of class Phyl IS a friend indeed especlally to those classmates who have forgotten to do the clay s work She spends much of her tnme reading hut gets good gr ules an spate of It or I9 lt heeause of ll 1 STONI BACK Bl ANCHI I Ll NOR! Smsu Y General A good fYlC71l1 rs hard la mzl Here 15 one 'Vlany a gurl 19 named Blanche but theres only one Stoney 'iparklmg eyes brown haxr contaglous sm1le gnrllsh giggle thats gtoney loyal friend true booster of her Alma Mater shlrklng no task thats 'Stoney too Stoney IS mterested Ill dentists that may h1vt- mflurnurl I rlul ont PK mn 1 1 cnt1l llygun Fam' Um llumlrml luenlu nm I STRAVINO WILLIAM BILI Blll 18 well llked ln Hlgh School and he says he s hBVlng a hne tlme He s really clever ln Vlrgll but Professor FTltSCh has hls doubts Blll lS a hard worker and loves school both large factors ln everybody s llfe Blll expects to go to college and the Senlor Class wlshes hlm the best of uck SYMONS BFATRICE K BEF General A compamon tha! IS cheerful IS worth gold Actlve IS Bee s mlddle name Her leadershlp has resulted ln a successful hockey season and a llve basket ball season We are sure Bees smlllng and energetlc person Wlll fit lnt0 the hospltal where she lntends to be a nurse and a good nurse Hoc ey 2 3 4 Caplazn 4 Bas ellrall 2 3 Y W C A TAYLOR JANE MAYME Am: General A JUIIICIOUS rlcnd IS better than a zealous You are ol famllles of Allentown She has had a lot of experlence lh thls servlce but she IS modest and doesn t talk much about her lntentlon of belng a soclal worker ust now she scorns the notlon of matrlmony but just Walt She lb tl valued member of the Canary and Blue stall Canary and Blue THOMAN ANNA MAE ANN Commerclal Swcelness and frlcmlshlp Tha! s Ann' When you hear a cheery Hello there' echolng down the hall when you see a sunny smlle radlatlng youll know thats Ann We hear she lntends to become a stenographer They say she IS sllghtly lnterested ln the welfare of a certaln former cheerleader that may account for her contlnued support of the athletlc aCtlVltlES of the school The slncere good wlshes and Jolly frlenclslllps of her school lrlenll-l wlll go wltll her llways l , l li, ..., '. J li . , 5 . . . . lm ll." Jane spends a great deal of time helping the poor Page Um' lllzmlrerl Tmfnly fur TRAINFR JOHN F jomv Ceneral 'Way hrs success grow as he dfd ust a moment please while we Introduce you Oh you know h1m3 Of course you ve seen hmm wanclerm down the corridors ohn doesn t glve much lxght on hlS reactlon to the female of the species but you never can tell He expects to go to Muhlenberg and take up chemls try Well ohn heres to your success and may Qld Lady Luck ln person accompany you TRICE IRENE ELIZABETH Commerclal Prcily enough I4 zlly enough Pcppu enough us! enoug Trlcey IS just a goosl pal who loves sports and pleasure but contrlves also to be a good student She stands hlgll lh the opmlon of her classmates for she was chosen captam of the basketball team We do not analyze what It IS ln her personallty that attracts but we do know she h as charm all her own flockvu 3 4 Bus cllmll 5 4 Capluln 4 TINCHAW lOSI'PH STFPHEN os Commercial I4 hcrevcr fan' ladzes chance to be lhere thzs fan' nigh! you II ever see oe IS a handsome young chap and IS quite popular with his classmates He spends much of hls tlme lh sports But one thlng we can t see IS how he gets those 90 s and 95 s on hls report card He does know hls advertising and at Temple next year wnll contlnue his study of this subject We wlsh hum luck ln any profession he may choose Baseball 4 Class l'U0l0Hll 3 IRI XLER VVARRI N DONALD Tmzx Commercial Warren an ardent basketball player makes a specialty of gussy shots and puts plenty of excitement into the game by usmg this specialty Trex IS one of the best typxsts at A H S too and can easily tap off a slxty or a slxty five Maybe you ve heard this statement before What another Trexler' He IS the last of the Trexlers to grad uate from A H S We wlsh hlm the best of success out ln the wlde wlde world Football 3 4 Bas ctball CClass 3 4 H1 Y 4 Com merc1alClub 4 Tmfrv YT Page Une Hundred Ywenlu lhrcr' I TROLLER ANNA ANNF Commerclal Thou has! no fgurcs nor no anlaszes Whzch busy Care draws Anna wnll be one of the stenographers of thls falr CITY She IS so friendly to every one that she IS sure to succeed ln whatever she attempts Her ready smxle IS famlllar to every one who knows her Curly hanr blg brown eyes and a sweet dlsposltnon have helped to make Anna a lovable classmate Success' TROXELL FREDERICK WILLIAM Fmrz Industrial Men are our subjecls and the deeds o men And we may sometzmes szgh and sometzmes smzlc Fritz the boy prodlgy of the prmtlng lndustry IS to thxs enterprlse what prmt IS to the newspaper He expects to run his own publxcatxon m a few years and believe nt or not there will be no gxrls employed there TRUXIRI RICHARD S KING IRICHARD Ill Engmeermg and Scnence A horse a horse 'Vlu mgdom for a horse' Richard may not be a kung but he IS the prince of all fellows He has shown unusual ablllty along several lmes but especially ln mathematlcs Mr Welnshelmer wlll gladly vouch for this We all wonder where he gets some of those compllcated problems ln Math! Elnsteln may have a successor ln Rnchard TROXELL RUSSEL BRUISE Tnox General A healthy hunlsman wzth real cheer Trox IS going to enter Muhlenberg to study medxcme He tends hls aplary m his spare txme and durnng huntnng season IS usually trackmg rabblts and pheasants Keeplng up with all of these Interests does not give hlm any tlme to trall the weaker sex Best o lurk to Doc Troxel and hw apriry Page One llumlrml rlwenlu four , -Q 35" +in- UHLL HELEN CAROLINF SHURIY College Fntrance ID Arts As merry as lhc lake a deep breath gentle thoughtfully into the blue eyes She IS always all set to take Helen ex ects to o to lVlar P g y deslgnlng and we wxsh her success ln her career Boosler34YWCA 2 dau is long reader and gaze long and of thus popular young mlss part ln any sport or fun land this fall to take u I IKUMP NORMAN MILI LR Tnumx lndustrlal fArch1tectural Dr lwlllgy Bal sleep and he mcrru Wine women and song Why not be happy L1 e is nol so long' l rurnpv the architectural draftsman although studlous IS very fond of parties and dances Because of his good dlsposltlon he never lacks a friend Let us all wish hlm a successful future UHLLR ELLA ELLA A sweet httle lass with old fashioned curls and a charm our delight You may say It s Ella s lucky star or what not but Ella mamtams that xt IS just the slmple habit ol doing one s work She has a clever pen too she has the halglt of getting prlzes Whatever you may do Ella let UNDER MARJORIE Maru Commercial Islip I slide I QIoom I x1Iancc Whenever you see a gurl come walking down the hall with a HI va for every one you know lt s Mary She loves sports and excels xn swlmmlng She has some one s medal which she wears around her neck l wonder whose lt ISJ Marj also loves to play the plano almost as well as to pound away on the typewriter at school Mary hopes to master the plano some day and to become a second Padererewskl Here s wlshmg her lots of luck' us know You are one of the persons we refuse to lose The Clubbc German Club Booster Club Natrona! Honor Soclclu Canary and Blue Slojf BIue Book Slaf COMUS f I ' that's all her own. As a scholar. Ella is our pride and Page Une Ilundred Iwcnly-jvc I UNLJ R IDLLINA Bfms C OIHITICI Llal Happy go luckq and plucku Wzlh a smllc her friends lo grccl Here s Babs a good sport through and through and l frlend to every one You can usually End her at any swlmmlng meet There must be sorrebody on the team who cannot be hls best unless Babs IS there Babs chlef ambltlon IS to lnvent a lotlon that wlll remove freckles permanently Heres luck Babs Hoc eq 2 3 4 Boosler Club Commcrc1alClub VIGLIONE ROSE ROSE Commerclal Bloc hazr blac eyes amlacreamy s rn A wzlly lzllle mlss who s bound lo wm Roses ablllty as a talker coupled wlth her sweet per sonallty has won her loads of frlends She s a good llttle dancer and 15 lnterested ln tennls Rose IS also qulte an adept lh the rare art of blushlng For three years she has been a faithful member of the chorus and although thls IS stlll a secret she s marked to be a Metropolitan star Well Rose lots o luck' Chorus 2 3 4 VOGLI ROBERT DANIFL Gzggles Commerclal I lzllle acorns grow up so wzll Gzggles We must say Bob IS slncere ln hls school work Docs Bobby llke the glrls well a llttle as well as flsh llke water! He IS a popular and a whlmslcal vouth But all the same we wlsh hlm all the luck and success ln the world WAGEL JOHN ARTHUR ACK lndustrlal Clear the road I delzghl nl speed ack IS a happy go lucky carefree lad always ready for a laugh He dellghts ln belng wlth the OPPOSILC sex and seems deeply lnterested ln blondes maklng us wonder just how serlous he really can be We must not forget that he IS also a great automoblle enthuslast llklng the red ones especlally H lf 1 ' lf n -. fi' ' Page Une llumlrczl fwcnlu six I XVAIIIISLII Wlll IAM But Commercial A jo c a dau ccps lroublc uwuu Every one knows this prosperous young business man wlth his cheerful smxle and his wlnnlng ways Bull has proved hlmself quxte a success ln dnrectnng the class foot ball team through two undefeated seasons Some day he means to enter the busmess world and to become cle prezzlclent ob de corpolatlon We all wlsh hlm Iots of Iuck and success WALP ELEANOR LILLIAN WALPY General A smlle on her face a twinkle ln her eyes and a comb ln her hand thats Walpy all over Be yourself' she tells others at the same time following her own advice Lleanor IS a jolly good sport when It comes to having a good tlme but prefers to take It danclng Although she enters lnto the soclal Ilfe of the school she IS also a gooul student So be yourself Walpy and heres to success and happiness' Class roolbalf 3 4 Class Bas clball 3 4 4-Cy Girls Boosler Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 I WALTFRS DOROTHY MAE Dor Commercial Spea mg of women s wrlcs Dot with her bewltchlng dimples and her enchanting smile craves varlety ln everything she does 'IIIIS especially true of the boys she chooses Dot IS SIYIVIDZ hard to become a successful stenographer The best wishes of your class go with you WALTER WILLIAM BILL Ovcrslcp nal lhc modcslu o lily nalurc I'51II IS qulte an actor when his name appears on the program the play IS certam to he a success His role usually behts his naturally jovial character and affords many laughs for a fun Iovmg audience Hrs Ilfe work may well hnd hum on the stage where we thunk he would make good We all luke BIII and wlsh hum all the success nn the world Page One I I umlrcd Twcnly-scvcn I WARMKESSII CARL ANDRLW Kr s-on College Entrance 1n Engmeerlng and buence Ea! lo plcasc thyself but dress lo plcasc olhcrs Kessel rs one of those rare gentlemen who makes use ol hls spare time he buys and breeds many rare fish among whlch are hybrids scalares and sword tails However Carl s attentxon wlll soon be called away from his hobby He plans to enter Lehlgh to study chemical and metallur glcal englneermg and that means study' WI AVFR LEWIS ALFRI D llll Ceneral Pal unnu aml slccpq I ats may not be one of the most brllllant students but IS one of the most popular Hts favorite method f passing time ln school IS sleepmg He expects to enter Keystone and become a teacher We WlSh hlm success ln whatever he attempts after graduation WLBI3 Al I Rl D SPIDER General l lttle Webb our mxghty midget IS taking every subject with an ologu endlng Do not be surprised when some day you should see Webbys name ltsted wlth those of Einstein Edison and Bell Alfred IS always agreelng to dlffer one reason for his 8CtlVC partlclpatlon ln the Adel phlan Debating Society Heres wxshlng hlm luck m hls ologzes Adclpluan Dcbulmg Soclcly WEBFR HARRY Mum Comment nl As or mc all I now rs lllul I lqnuw nullnm, Does any one wlsh to be lJur1edJ Call Undertake: Weber Besides holding down a posltlon ln a morgue he IS a hardworking student and a well known local athlete Mike IS a woman hater honest He should succeed the undertaking buslness IS never a dead one Foolball 2 3 4 Bas elball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Swim mmg 4 Booster Club Commercial Club 4 Class Treasurer 3 f. A , 2 H514-Ll. -.nu . I U ' . ' D I , . K K l 0 "Thy morlcsly's a candle lo llly merit." ' . . , ,' k , 2 . : . . : ' - llugg Unc llumlrczl 'l'u'cnly Llglll I WLISLL LLROX BI RND Wnlsel. Comrnerual Here s a bou who has a lhrcc dec cr brum W ho lhmks he can caplurc any young jane Doesn t he look handsome though' Such an Intelligent expression such wistful eyes such a manly hgure' Weasel has decided to become a moving plcture actor Wouldn t thus look well posted all over the town W1 l'sl'L starrnng ln Who Ale lhc Bcansi WELLS HELEN ELIZABETH WeLLslr General Happmess seems made to bc shared If you ve ever heard anybody giggling away from thc opposite slde of the building as though her very llfe depended upon lt you ve heard Wellsle Besxdes havmg a keen sense of humor Helen has a keen zest for talking She yust rambles on for hours and hours But let Wellsne once set her mind on a thing nobody can beat her Helen knows every popular song on the market and delights ln smglng them during classes Gzrls Boosler Club Dcbalxng 3 WLLTY ROBI-Rl CLAUDE Boa Commercial He IS a lover o muszc Bob IS Interested ln music and plays hrs banjo over the radno He IS qulte popular with the gxrls who all smnle upon hlm as he passes through the halls Having fun and being a Jolly good fellow IS about all that concern hlm Bob ns also a member of the Commercial Club Commcrcral Club WENLLL MADELINL EIL! I-N Bnowme C0llllIlCfLldl Her sunny lIlSp0.S1ll0ll goes u long long may fowards ma mg her more fnends every :lou Believe It or not thus attractive young lady does study A natural blonde wxth twinkling brown eyes Brownie wants to be a nurse to a handsome young bachelor and maybe she will change her Ideas Tsh' Tsh' Success comes easily Brownie to gurls like you Page Une Hundred I wenly mne 'Y' JB 4,3 I WERLEY BEATRICE. BACHMAN BEA-rv Fme Arts I would have some confidence wllh you which concerns you nearly Introducing Beaty folks Everybody knows that on the morning after the nlght before It s always Oh Beaty walt tll I tell you what happened' A I-I S IS certamly not a Zoo nor IS It a pet store but here you see the canary bxrd of the Nluslc Class Everybody loves Beaty and wishes her heaps of success after she leaves the portals of her Alma Mater WERLEY VIRGINIA LORINE Vmca Commercial Wzlh your lrzc some tune You nick the glad momenls as they pass Vnrge 15 well Ixked by all her classmates One can always find her going down the street carrying an armful of books home While Vlrge expects to become some body S stenog domestic Interest and Roxy offer competl tlon Cupld also runs Happmess' Music Club Chorus I 2 3 4 Booster Club 4 WIEDER MAE MAE Commercxal Reproof on her lzps bul a smzle m her eyes Mae IS another lover of sports and pleasure but a student ln spite of all Her favorite pastimes are slcatmg and rldmg ln red cars She IS sure to be a capable stenog rapher some day for some one Hockey 3 4 Bas elball 3 4 Band Z C1r1Rescrves WERLEY WILLARD L WILLY Commercial ls rl not passzng brave lo be a lord And drlvc rn lrrumph zn a Ford Willy IS one of the few lucky ones who I8 fortunate enough to own a Ford Hxs ambltnon IS unknown but fortunately he has been playmg his sax for two years and he should land a Job wlth Paul Whlteman s orchestra Page One Hundred Thzrly . ,. . .. . .k . . , . . . . . . , k . . ,' . : - WIRTH LEONA Prcrwv Commercial Honors come by diligence That tall blonde girl golng down the hall IS Leona Leona IS the sort of glrl who needs to study only five minutes and she knows the whole lesson She expects to be Rockefellers secretary and to keep account of his dimes Lots of luck and happiness Leona Chorus Orcheslra WOLF VIOLET IRENE EMILY Commercnal Pep' Wzmf Hrgor' Always doing something or helping somebody In dm tress V1 alms to try her Sprcchcn sie Dculsch on Europe some day and we know they ll fall for that new llne We warn all dark haired young men from the hnglneermg Course not to interfere All the luck ln the world and our best wnshes go to you V1 The Clubbe 3 4 Boosler Club 4 German Club 3 4 Canary and Blue Slap' Page I WINMI LRb WALTLR WILLIAM Wmmns General I aluays get lhc bcllcr when I argue alone Walter Wllllam he was chrlstenel we call hun WIDIICTS How his eloquence hres our Imaginations' He IS one of the few young men who derives pleasure from public speaking Walter ls Interested ln the science subjects too and frequently performs cxperlments oulslde of school Here s a boy we ll hear of ln the future Good luck Walter Orolans WISSI R LDNA I Dl IH Sxncx College Lntrancc ln Arts A een sense o humor rs bcllcr lhan none ll ma cs olhcrs happy and crcalcs pac s o fun Ookle' Yes that was Slceex lt was her signal to some one she had just passed Skeex IS a studlous and industrious gurl wlth one hobby to study as many lan guages as posslble We hope that her dreams of the future may come true and that she will succeed ln what ever she does U It f ' . lc . fc f, I HVI., WOLFE EDWARD WARRhN Durcn Com merclal He s small lrul Oli my He has fre m his eyes Dutch IS a commercial student and he makes high marks In all his subjects A fellow as well llked as he IS by all hls fnends shoul:l go far ln the business world H has our trade whatever has business lme may be WOLLASTON RUTH Rurme Fine Arts Happy am I from care I m ree' Why aren l you all conlenlcd 11 e me-3 Behold' We have with us thxs delightful young lady especlally glfted ln playing the vlolm and vlola You have heard her ln audltonum and now we present her to you as a future concert vlolm soloist She finds lt hard to dlVldB her hours between Muhlenberg unlors and her Music Club Orchestra I 2 3 4 WOOD ELEANOR DOROTHY Woomr General I am not willy m myseb' but the cause that wzl rs rn other men Woody IS one of the most popular gurls of l93l She spends most of her time drlvlng up and down Hamilton Street ln a Ford coupe that IS generally filled with hlgh school students Her favorite pastnmes are exaggeratmg and playmg practlcal Jokes on her lovmg frlends We hope that llfe will not play any practical Jokes on her G1 rls Boosler Club WOODRING GEORGE WcJODY Nol much talk a great swcel szlence Woody brings hls father to school every morning because he uses his father s car He ns often seen drnvmg lt around town Woody IS rather quiet and not lnclmed toward athletics except as a spectator He ns a good German student and mathematician Ask the fellows who copy his homework l A . ' . . ' e .C ' : I fl . il lg . i 1 . ' J ' vlolm. We wlsh her success. Page One Hundred Thirly lwo I WOOLSTON DOROTHY VIRGINIA INNY College Entrance ln Arts Let them call It mrschxef When 11 rs pas! and prospered lwrll be vzrlue Let us get acquamted wxth mny Woolston happy carefree ,Imny always laughmg and Jokmg No dance or party seems quxte complete wlthout mny .Imny has marvelous Ideas for her future She mtends to go to college for what or why we do not know but we are sure that she wlll be just as popular and successful there as she was ln A H S Girls Boosler Club WORMAN RUSSELL E Rus General lie IS good as long as he 13 pleased u A small wind mdlelh a greal flame Rus 15 not only an excellent muslclan but he IS a very llon among the ladies Between classes he can be found strutting down the hall elther wlth a gurl or Wlth the gang The thmg that seems to arouse most mterest among his friends IS the fact that he has a different glrl for every class I-lls slogan IS One for every occasion School Orchcslra National Hugh School Orchestra WRIGHT LEWIS Lew ust a regular feller who IS Interested xn the same thmgs any American youth of today IS Interested ln Lew has a particular passion for avlatlon ln fact for almost any thlng that has speed On the athletic Held he IS ready to give and to take bumps Amb1t1on3 Plenty he has the kmd that gets a fellow somewhere Hrs hand IS artlstxc and he came to hugh school thmkmg that he could make art has lxfe work but later decided that there were more thmgs than art for a boy of his ambntnon XANDER RALPH EUGENE SANDY Brzghl but nal shmy Ralph IS that mdustrnous boy from Wescoesvllle Hxs teachers have said Ralph could make his marks stlll better If he wouldn t entertain the gurls so much We know that when he gets out of our beloved A H S he will make a great success as a buslness man Page One Hundred Thzrly three l""' X YEAGFR GLADYS MARY Commerclal A jolllcr gzrl one cannol find Than Skcczcr who s also swcel ana' md Tall stately dlgmflecl loolung l Sald loo mg IS our Slceezer Her one great weakness ns automobile rldmg How she does hate to use her feet' Skeezer expects to become a booklceeper for some handsome business man Here s wlshmg her the best of luck MQW-1 fx' 5 ZIECLER IRIS ROSE Imsu Com merclal Cwc lo the world the best you have And the bcsl wzll come bac lo you This ms lrlshs motto for she IS always busy Her studies always come First lrxsh has a pleasing person allty and ranks hugh lh character So here s wlshlng her SUCCCSS Lll YABLONSKI OLGA O Commercxal Can she dance can she sing? Can she tune a man s heart str1ngs9 Her name s a question but she s the answer' A charm mg gurl and true Blond wavy hanr blue eyes a brllhant smile a picture no artist can pamt' She loves dancmg and dances like a wave of the sea Gzrl Reserves Chorus SKEEZER ZETTLEMOYER LILLIAN JEAN IL Commerclal A friend m need rs afrzend Indeed Lnl IS one of the glrls who embodnes that foremost quall Hcatxon smcere honesty Every one wlth whom she associates really loves her for her personahty IS charming and delightful We wlsh her the best of luck success and happiness through all the years to come Page One llundrcd Thzrly four f ZIMMERMAN OLIVE PICKLES Science Szrs Scrence rs an arl Pickles I8 an amusing loving kmd hearted glrl who makes frxends wnth everyone she meets She devotes much of her trme to physncs and earns many frlends by the help she gnves xn the difficult study of physncs We wlsh her success IH her teaching Chorus 4 ZOTTER ALFRED Bus The secrel o success In fr e rs lo be ready or opporlunlly when rl comes Let us mtroduce thxs gay and good looking Bub Zotter Bub IS a likeable fellow and an all round good sport H goes ln strong for athletics and besndes bemg able to swnm luke a flsh ns a good football baseball and basketball player We wash Bub all kmds of luck and success ln has college ay 54" l ZWOYER GLADYS ARLENE GLADYS Commerc nal Stop look and llsten Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Lust thus one under preferred stock at above par Gladys loves to smile Dont mass the dimples It rs hard to fmd Gladys serious except when she has heart trouble of a peculiar kmd Gladys hopes to become a nurse Woe betlde the patnent' But comlng down to earth we are all wlshlng her heaps of success' Girls Boosler Club 4 MASIKO PETER JR PETE College Entrance ln Arts He ll es lhe counlry bul rn lrulh musi own 'Vlosl lrkes rl when he studies ll In lown Besxdes being a bug man ln has studles at school Pete ns a favorite wnth the fraulems ln the hlnterland back of Greenawald s udgmg by the way Pete plugs on Latin we reckon he ll have to teach xt afterwhlle or be unhappy Page One Hundred Thirly five lin imfllllllfldlll WOODROW SERFASS We strlve to check the WNOICIS of grlef Upon our tongue For thou Cod Q Geal upon them Heaven 5 grace upon the-0 Art forever happy And fore vc r young I P1 gr' Om' Ill n frrl Tlnrlu I Y- . 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' lu J V S ,Y V" " i Q Q -,L-:Q1:'5I - .,, A 3 CCD LII l932 Class Hlstory The class of 32 has just one more lap of nts journey to complete but what a glorlous journey xt has been even though there have been as many mules of detours and unimproved roads as of concrete highways Most of the tlme fortunately we have had sunshmy weather When we started our journey we had a varnety of compannes from the Central the Raub the Harrison Morton and a few other parts of the vxcmnty We all came together over a con crete highway that had nts rough spots to be sure but every one marched along happnly wnth the exceptlon of those who sought different routes On the flrst lap of the journey our first new routes led to our social functions Halloween came along and every one expected to hnd a but of rough gomg nn connection with our dance but what a surpnse to find at that turn of the road many of the company that had just flnnshed nts journey the year before After that beautnful stop we were ready to start a second lap of the journey Thus lap has been mterestmg The route proved good except for one or two manor cletours On thus road we had an evening of merrlment whnch every one thought would be just a qunet uaker meeting but what a surpnse the junior Prom was' Many of the old fnends we thought had long slnce forgotten us and other very new friends joined us at this stop ofl Then for a whlle we were all busy but not too busy for another stop' The Jumor Class Play this tlme ll Won! Be Long Now And nt wasn t Now we have just one more lap to make What wnll thus be lnkei' Wall lt have detours3 Wrll It be a perfect road? From road maps and reports It seems to be a lap where one must be consistently supported by the entnre company We are all eager to start thus part of the journey May we so travel that our ways may be the ways of tomorrow s travelers May we leave helpful slgnposts to ecnourage those who have the way stnll to travel V V pApAsLbL NQLALA Page One Hundred Tfurlu seven V J ' 'W- A -Y. - U i f UNIOR Cl Ass CIR! Q jumon CLASS Bovs .uf N Kiwi ,- ,- 'Ff "Tl f-.,,......, .1 un 1 1 Q... rits f-A 53-' .mm v J IX.: pq,-A 4- 4 ,,.,,2 . -, , G .Q 521,-nf' Q' , :j7:.i .V-M'-.3, . . PT' .1-ff" Zi. .. 1 ,-Q'-f1.Ag'f'SlfSfL " -'v--,ff-ifft' '-gf. ,-. '3f'3""' 1-fit'2:" Y '- .. ,,4 J ,.,h ,ML VV. -f' '1..r:: , A , ,I ,.. A , -Q ' ."x53 --'--"7""75?7tZLL:f4 . -' - A '-. 5,3451-2 - ".f!,-54-ffm' U f 334- A " '4 5 wif 15:1 1 I , Q- .- 'F Ll 5 :Q?1:,? 'T Q,-if. LX. 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Y . , ff A I .f ng y ,Q I CQ LII l933 Class l-llstory Havlng been ln the Allentown Hlgh School but one year the Class of I933 has not had much opportumty of pushmg up to the foreground Although lt IS made up of groups of students from many umor Hugh Schools lt has proved 1ts unlty by self support and by the solld asslstance lt has glven to socxal func trons and to all HEHIFS sponsored by the upper classes The Sophomores have done llttle by the way of plays and dances of their own but thelr loyalty to the umor and Senlor classes hav been apprecrable The hrstory of thelr llfe IS well begun We look forward to see the next two yeirs full of happy occasions fortunate for I933 'md for their Alma Mater w TTT nlulufd ills! Page One Hundred Tlurly nme g, f b 5'-v'v v 54 Rf wwf SOPHOMORF CLASS GIRLS AND BOYS Pagv Om' Hundred lfurly f .Bins J DMU uh fog ,N if 1 hir L 75' -Q X 11 .4 rm G P405 uf ffrf' L cr, F P Im JQ7-fi . En.. if CM encr K ' L 4:5-TX E 1 Gnmm ff Cav ryw Blue 49 PQ? 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'SL 1.-.:a..:mg-pSQLz.gag.f:,.zs.'iw.b..s..N,. .- W' 'Z H' ---.,- - - The Canary and Blue LDITOR IN CHII- If SPORTS LDITOR Rov O HorrMAN Every plece of mechanism hrs its mam plece every bulldrng has its keystone the Canary has Roy I'Ioffman IPIIS constant and consrstent effort has been the bat kbone of this year s pubhcatlon and to hum we give credit for tts success FIRST ASSOCIATL DAVID Rune There are words and words but we can fund none ln the English language that ade quately IaucIs our first assoctate for the remarkable work he has done Besldes carry mg the welght of the associate posltlon he has borne the Ioad of school news edltor and has been equally successful ln both SECOND ASSOCIATE ELFANKJR CARI: NTI R Eleanor as second assoclate editor does a good deal of the detail work connected with out rn all the departments when the burden of thelr work becomes too weighty and ha materially asslsted ln Ilghtenmg the work of the staff In short Eleanor IS the ofIlclaI prodder when anythlng or anybody needs prodding When she moves the works move LITERARY EDITOR Lswrs SPRAGUE Educatton a worklng basis lnsplratlon the spur persplratlon the result all these sterling quahtles are the equlpment of our hard working Ilterary edltor To htm we owe our or1g1naI and volumrnous fictlon department We hope they get a Iltterateur of equal ablhty next year LI'II RARY I'Rrn C LADSTOINP KFNNI- DY CARPI Nrrk SAMUH. 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IILA Uuu-R These people are the staff members sup porting Lewis Sprague as hterary contrlbutors crltrcs and story gatherers They are re sponslble for the strtkmgly orlglnal and as a result strlklngly conspicuous Ilterary depart ment Any one of these names signed to a story assures an eager reading of the story BFRNARD FRANK Chock IuII of stock and or1glnaI phrases thas dlstmgulshed authority on all varletles of sports most ably hIIs the posrtlon of reporter on all school sporting events Hrs humor IS rare his adjectives highly dcscrlp tlve his vocabulary Ilmlted and yet he has gained the admlratlon and approbatlon of his feIIow staff members SPORTS ROBERTS DODD He knows his sport and knows how to record sporting events Thus has been proved agaln and agaln by articles appearing lh our paper Every Issue features some brlght story contributed by Bob HUMOR EDITOR ,lor BFNNFR Our self styled Uncle ocy Ins got the fllnny bones lllfi AngOfdS of our rcdderb through the medium of his splcy Uncle proved the turnmg point ln many a young hfe st1II susceptible to the wrles md artlhces of the worldly wlse JOKE S IVIARY PACKI- R okes and jokes galore by IVIary Iacker have been ln often Our pages held laughs and Iaughs and Iaughs of her contributing and collectmg POFTRY LDITOR IVIYRTLIL Al LFNDE R IVIyrtIe has the unusual power of LOHlp0Sll'Ig approprlate poetry on asslgned subjects at a moment s notice Her poetry mlrrors her abrhty ablhty that makes her the capable and efhclent head of our poetry department ALUMNI L DI'I OR ANP ITKYLOR It IS to jane that our magazine owes tts lnterestlng alumm column A great deal of hard work has been her share IH the amassing and organization of her column Wie take off our hats to her lndustry Page One Hundred Forty three the publication of our magazine. She helps Joey", columns. His sapient advice has J . ' . . . 1 I XLIIANLI I IJIIUIx Mn Y Kr I mlly rs one of those unseen unhearrl staff members who do a great deal of work without a great deal of recognrtron To her has fallen the task of handhng correspondence with other schools and of wrrtmg the exchange column both of which she has handled efhclentlv and enthusrastrtally AR I DI IOR QJFORFI Sfllll I I RI Beauty arouses the noblest rn man I arnt mg sculpture nature all of these LOIHYIIJUIC to the enjoyment of hfe rn rts hnest sense We are led along rn the path leading to full apprecratron of art by the work of our premier artlst who rs equally prohcrent with pen or brush AIU I Aul C Mm NBA! II Ilprru CROMAN 'Ihese two art Iummarles have sacrlflced much tlme and effort to Improve the pages of our venerable Canary and Blue and have proved their CaP3CltleS beyond a doubt I IBUSINI bb MANAL I Ii S I xecutrve abrhty sterling character vrsron endurance strength fortitude vrtallty are all vrtal to the accomphshei success of thrs and most other managerial posltlons And ullus oseph rs a success IIUSINI SS Ifxnvrv I vr nr r Ilerc rs a young man astrlde the Ixusrness horse with ulrus oseph and we hope that hrs husrness ventures rn later llfe fare as well ts those he has entered upon here at hrgh school A IRI IIJI VIQLF1 Wcmr r r- Vrolet carries the trtle of feature editor hut her real column name ought to be variety She contrrbutes to practically all the depart ments of the paper and makes a good job every tlme she takes a hand The COIIILIS We need not speak uf the merrts of the CLJMLIS It rs our heartfelt expression of the goodhest fellowship whereof our world holds record We trust that you wrllwrth Indulgence judge us by the work of our hands The Blue Book Un SCIIIPYIIIIPI Incl Lvcry one CVKIXWIILIQ hurl 4 pus of lht lfluc Book tht lfluc, Bong which rn overs sense of thc word was gulclrns, anal Irclprrrt, I rc Suplrornorcs rn prrtrtu ar owe It a vote of thanks for nts tlub applrt tlrons md thc vrrrous other helps It Iurrrrshcd to our A rua IVIater s new brood I ralseworthy rndeefl was the work of thc staff of the I9 50 Blue Boo a staff that rn forty erght hours got together a hne and complete handbook We congratulate the staff on tts thorough and speedy work Page Om, lllllhlfbll I orlu four Ii . -irvrilr .lul.Itr.' Kl0SI'.l'II . I ' - T .1 ' ' x. It I 1 Q 5 a"'r I I I"I-l 'I' I Q Q 'VOR J A 1 . i . W I - ul f , I A' . f ' A' ' f Q fl ffl ' ' '. ' ' I -I , ' js .' , any ' I j' -1. 'Iltf 1 Atl" ,I ' . ' . . . -.2 ' . Q 1 , . , . - I . Q -5' ' .J-. v- v 1- x -5, rv... .rv .., .-.fv- , ,sq-, ' iuysinf em- Malek -M'-' Mv- .,- ' '5: ,wa 1- ,,, ,-.x Jr-441 if SCHOOL LIFE ,,,- -fr- .-.4 -f-K if JJ? 'QS .e Q pn... 1 1 THE AUDITORIUM One of the most attractive and pleasant places in the Allentown High School is the auditorium, which seats l,442. This place of assembly is appropriately located on the main floor, its doors directly opposite the main entrance. Every Monday and Friday morning the sophomores have their own auditorium period, where, after devotional exercises, all announcements, and occasion- ally entertainments, are presented. On Tuesdays and Thursdays the seniors and juniors assem- ble for their chapel. When one looks about the auditorium he sees that many of the things that make the room beautiful are gifts from former graduating classes. The chandelier, the piano, the curtains for the windows, the stage curtain, are all expressions of affection from groups of students. The auditorium and entertainment held in the auditorium have become something to look forward to with pleasant eagerness, something to look back upon with affectionate pride, if one is a student or an alumnus of the Allentown High School. 17 WQY' VIII IIIBR U The lIlJfil'W IS more than an arrangccl and classlhec collcctlon of lxool-cs lt ls l room for stucly ancl enjoyment C ont llnlng LVCVXIIHIIE from m ug lzlnes to cncxlopaecllae lt IS remarkahlx complete Io thls most popular room the stuclents hncl tlme to go at least once a clay Il I9 'IIWIXQ 1 scene of dCtlVItW for here can he found on lts shelves one of the most complete col eetlons to he found ln anv school lxrarw ICDDQXIVHHIB I U volumes ln all Nllss I-Ierr the llhrarlan IS alwaxs ln attend xnce ancl alwax s relc x to help anx one ln search for hooks A remarlmhle feature of thls llfdfy IS th lt lt IQ not l L osed lll3I'df'N as so IIIIIIN co ege Illmrlrles are lt shelves are accesslhe to anw one who WISIICQ to nuke use of them Anc lnuc Il use IS HI lrle of lt IHI ART IDI PARTMI NT Ihls most sp XLIOUQ well Ilghte'l lnterestlng place IH the home of than one Course NVl'llCI1 ln the WI le vlrletx xet I9 pursuecl hy few I I9 h qchadt who varles her work from wlth stops at all the lntervenlng thls department graduates a Qgrou of courses appeals to so mlnx students Art Course ahlx cllrecterl hx MISS Anna charcoal slcetchlng through slgn palntlng stages of freehand clrawlng I verx wear p ol xoung artlsts who L10 on to make a name for the school lh thelr choeen llelcl Whlle those who are not glftel wlth the golrlen touch of genlus plss out wlth l Iearnlng lnrl appreclltlon of lrt that comes only from actu ll CYPCYIILDKC The clepartlnent IS furnlshecl com pletelx for all lclncls of work m IIPTIAIS are suppllecl free to the students ancl we douht lf many hlgh schools ofler helter equlppel hetter supervlsecl art courses The natlonal flrst prlze for pencll drawlng came to Cleorge Schlffert SI trained ln thls room 'XNII RICAN IIISIURX ROOM he spaclous rooms espellallx htte for Arnerlc ln hlstorx speak energx and dLllVIfX when one enters them Hlstorx ls lIlKllldf'd somewhere ln the course of each pupll uncler the dlrectlon of 'Ur 'N I I och N1 I lsen hlrl or Xlr 'Nelson Ixern flone are the claxs when tllere w IN no clevlatlon YKHI t le text nstear wlt l t e It p xl the 'Nous Rtllfll tml the Constant re erence to the lllanx llc olcs t Ile c lslpclsa ol even pllpl IC gets l c elr lnrl CUHLISC kllllktlel ge of the relatloll l the I Illle TIKAICS to other CLJKIIIITICNI 18 room for xHlCflCcif1 Illstorx has cc 140111 he a c assroom It us I euollle a cross hetxseen l lalloralorx xncl a ll lrlrx x Itll the personal enrlchlrent tllt comes from lloth ' i . 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CHFNIIQTRH l XBORATORII 9 Hlhe chemlstrx laboratorles are splenrllcllx l:llI'l'1lSll8ll luoastlng of equlp ment as flne 19 th It seen IU mxnx Colleges ll"KllVlKllldlllX of work seems to he the kexnote of the lllmrltorles ffl the x are so c QSIQIIP t llt L ll h stu: ent 18 NI1 KID r '1 I Pllllx WWII' 5 s r 4 s w x ers r es 1 II l'he eclulpnlenl rnls lecl to t It nl.: L lellll t IS o l lest xllc lllsllres lllf' rllgllt olltco r xnx evcpcllnunt oo s unsen lllrners trlmors lun llottles reto s test tulles all lre t lere IH l ullnrllnce he teacher s zesk IS so pluel t at he can overlook the pllplls tllxles .mtl superwlse thelr work l Verw effort I9 made to help the pllpll ln has stuflx of chemlstrx lor those who reallw want to learn there ls no lletter place S S f Ui NJ RH er I l. lttf ll x cz L11 my Ill0fSlIIlfll5lQf lnff lsglletlslll IP lt lt I IL Q f' ll c Ill lr c ou le a lor ltorx a J IT ltus s xveptlonl N w e se et te: 4 Yes r llll IN lerlllolllf ters ste lnl Pnglnes 1 pot lNSll Ill It l or. 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A course is given on child care: family relationships are studied: and the emo- tional, physical, and mental welfare of the child are considered. Laboratory work in this child-study course is done in a hrst-grade school where the girls observe the children and study their reaction to songs, stories, and games. The home economics course differs slightly in the various years. ln the sophomore year, the girls learn the theory and practice of cooking: they study about the foods and then prepare them. ln the junior year, the girls prepare the market orders, plan the menu, and serve it to three groups of the faculty. Each girl has more individual responsibility than in the sophomore year. ln the senior year, the girls study the problems of the home, such as home fur- nishings and managing on a budget, and child care. Family quantity cooking is done in the home kitchen: meals are planned and prepared for a family of four. 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Wentz, are instructed in mechanical and architectural drawing. the hoys from the Ifngineering and Science Department two periods a week. the students in the Inlustrial I7epartment five periods a week. A liumlmer of students have rnceivel college credit for work vomplf-ted. In some inslanrc-s lmoys have utilized their drawing in working their way through rollege. Others linfl a place in industrial estnhlishments here and elsewhere. INDUSTRIAL DRAFT I NC ROOM Room ZI4 ln the annex is the drafting room in mechanical and structural drafting In the sophomore year the hoys are instrut ted in the fund xmentals of draft-xmanship f r xtlu illy they move on to more dithtult and complicated drafting prohlems In the junior year a wider range of drafting prohlems is worked out 'I he students study standard reference lxoolts and the simpler formula of designing contained therein In the senior year the students solve problems such as they meet in the average industrial plant drafting room Detail drawings and assemhlv drawings are made showing the various parts of the machine or other project to be drawn up ARCIIVII C IURAI IJRAI 'I INC ROOM Ihe xrthltettural drafting room on the set ond floor of the new AHHCK is it present usetl In the thirty live hots t xl-ting the irt hitettur xl drafting course construction floor plans sections anl elevations of single residentes tom plete plans lor a twin house and for 1 three storv apartment house The iunior year intludes detail drawings of hritlt terra cotta hollow tile and stee construttion plans for in armorv incl an origini plin for I modern theatre QPHIOI' yexr concentrxtes on floor plxns se'-:tions and vlevltlons o I thurt h complete working drmings of I mole'-rn hotr- designee In me u il perspettixe drawing ol 1 1 te tinis in in w ite: to or Ihe pup: -. taking the art hitm tur il dr xfting 1 ourse ire prep xring lor work ts irc hitft tural draftsmen .I ' . ' x ' . I t z i 7 ' ' ' ' f i -1 . 7 A I 1 2 J J ' H' 1 2 i 1 2 ' I ' z ' l t 7 J , The course is divided lay years, The sophomore year ollers details of lxuilding , I . ' ' 3 ' . 1 ' V 3 J ' A I :I 2 2 f 1 ' ' 3 ' ' ' I 1 'I .' 2 : I, -I k' tI p p' 3 4 ' f ' ' y earl Io I, i :I ' I ' 'z ' I . M 'I' Z'4F'A:: D XYOODXYORKING SHUP ln the wooflworlcing Shop. under the ahle supervieion of Nlr. Bower ancl Nlr. Ulmer. the hoys profluce most of the furniture uiefl hy' the School :lis- trict. The shop contains all the mozlern appliances. rip saw, crossfcut saw, jointer, planer, Shaper. stirker. hand saw, mortising machine. tenon machine, horing machine. helt Sanrling machine. six woofl-lziths, anfl grinclers. The shop is Spacious. well-ventzlzitefl. well-lightefl, zinrl clean. .-Xll the Shavings are removecl from the machinery hy means ol' fi blower Syitem, which leavee rho Shop clean anfl free from 'luSt. THE Nl-XCHINE HOP lhe 'men 'machine shop on the nrst floor ot the new annex and occupx ing the entire :outhuest corner of the building la equipped throughout with the mo t modern and highest quality rndchinerv and tools manutacturefl toclax The equipment includes South Bend lathes Nlon.-irc.h lathes Hen: ex lathes C ntinnati plgxnere and shapers 'Nlilwfiulcee milling rrmthines Amerinin rficlial .lrill press cincl mt-xnx other equnllx well known makes ln the 4-irljoining room are All the modern tx pe tools for almost finx tomeivdhle joh 'lhe tools fire all ldhelerl so that one can 1.-it his hand onthe tool he wants ilir ost instfintlx W orlc for xfirioua clepirtments of the school fllitrimt is clone here ticlclitionfil equipment for the High Nchool or other schools mdcle here fis well fi minor methdnmtil repair work The Chop is now building small motor Clrixen saws to ne used in the unior High Nchoole and ileo maehining sexeral lfirge lax out tables for the School shops R X L e llign Ncnoo 'ms in expo lentlx equ ppef io for instrut tion in moth et nital xml niet finitn is ents oi eectricci rim, Xll equipment is ol 1 iniertiil ize i e relx up ri i e mors ov ll the common tx es i i x iriou inf s o tirting finr :intro tiponrtitu are prox ir e .or stur x iedsuring in truments ot dll clesc riritions prox 'Ile the fool rules ot electrititx ltr t e nifinx stu: ies gin: tests netessfirx to an vinrlerstnnflxng ot the lun: 1 menluls ot ccttricitx iring Lpp ies .inc tools pioxicle the necessfirx erix r I C' iiieti nicg mor I e t L ig it .inc primer xsirln' ,xox-wer station ot motor generation els ,inc tririge mitteries supplies power is neeucl .it ten r ilferent volt iges c in ixir ii te t litnc he through 4 p ug flistrihution panel ' 3 ' J ' ' fi ., ' z . 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This building has a seating capacity of 2,200 and houses also the basketball floor. The floor itself is made of inlaid blocks of wood and sur- rounded by an air space of three inches. The purpose of the air space is to allow for expansion of the floor. Besides the gymnasium, basketball floor, and bleachers, there is a locker-room and office on the first floor, while on the second floor there is nothing but rows of seats built in such a way that every spectator can see every inch of the basketball court. This latter feature is one seldom achieved in the high school gymnasiums of Eastern Pennsylvania. THE SWIMMING POOL ln the basement of our new gymnasium building is housed one of the most up-to-date, most beautiful, and most adequately furnished swimming pools in any high school in Pennsylvania. The pool itself is of standard size, 25 by 75 feet, ranging from 4 to 9 feet in depth. The pool is finished in white tile- while the surrounding walks, about three feet wide on the sides and eight feet on the ends, are finished in a beautiful canary and blue tile. On one side are bleachers for four hundred people: on the other side and on the two ends are the office and the girls' and the boys' locker and shower rooms. The water for the pool is pureg it is run through a chlorine cleansing plant and kept at a constant temperature of about 700. Every one of the fifteen hundred pupils who have made use of this pool is enthusiastic in appreciation and praise. -... ... va.. N, ' w LET1Q s vw-3 "!?'1'-,-,., 53,9 3' .Ar-' .-, -. V N -Viv. r V ' ,-I--..-,J .. , . , , -. -- A -- w..,., A .,-'Y -- -1 M i4',ZL,L,Q7' ' ' .v A , 1- ' - ' ' ' A " 1 .--,-.' -.,- yr.,-, ,,.., 1 -" -M,, - k "'?'Zg1- , rf ,,. tiiljzfi.. Q, . -2' ' ,- Q" - -.-, ,- ' T.---f-, ' ,'v -. I env. .0 NH' . --....,..1.4, , ..a- 'fi ,ff-' -, :Z-,V-1' A , : ' ,fp ' , z , 3 , , . C I The A H S Football Squad Duck Landls captain plays a good tackle posltlon Being the orlglnal show me guy he got a good deal of experlence ln debatmg Danny Nlclradden besides belng one of the ablest signal callers ln scholastic circles IS a capable ball toter Nlarwood Stark dlmmutlve guard IS a great nuisance to the ablest of ball carriers Bob Meyers and lefty Bartholomew a palr of snaky halfbacks accounted for many of the Kenneth Wlldonger and Tom Kennerlv alternated at fullback positron each gave a good account of himself lm Hauze rated as all state center was a whlrlwlnd on offense and defense plugging up x bug hole lh the center of the lme Bob Young Larry Ruhf Mike Weber Bob Eagan and Paul Grxm took turns holding down the wmgs for the Canarnes All of these men did themselves royally Charlxe Kemmerer Lloyd Moyer Ball Selbert Homer Sommons Bull Slenker and Howard Ellls took turns paxrmg up wlth Lanclls on the tackle jobs Charlie ODonnel and Tom Eck relieved lmmy Hauze every now and then one playing quite as well as the other and both playing well john Strecky Micky Daniels Al Zotter and lm Schureman were relief men for the great varsity hackflelrl As yet unlntroduced let us tell you about our adjective man llerble Hilton the boy who made the foothall announcements supplied new shoe laces and scraped the cllrt ofl the football sults Herb IS senior manager and a better one never looked through the bars of the hugh school cage That our team carried on for the everlastlng honor of the school wlth good clean Sportsman ship through so many games and with so many wins IS a record worth more than any champion shlp Page One Hundred Slxly one - 1 4 . 3 -f' 1 -,L-, yards gained this pastdseason. I l C0 UI ,tXAksARf.a....M.fs-If--J-4 Resume of l930 Football Season The Canary and Blue eleven of l930 enjoyed the most successful and most amazing season ever to be experlenced by an A H S football team They came through a most dlfhcult schedule of eleven games with eleven brilliant vlctorles chlef among which was its great Thanksglvlng Day trlumph over Bethlehem by the overwhelming score of 26 0 Captamed by Dlck Landis lanky tackle this undefeated football team piled up the remarkable record of 338 pomts agamst exactly I8 for nts opponents The Canary and Blue opened the l930 season ausplclously when wlth Meyers long runs and Kennedy s lme plunges together with beautiful defenslve work they plled up 38 pomts to none for a hghtxng St Clair H1 team The next Saturday playing the Bethlehem Catholic H1 clan our warrlors attemptlng to put up a boxing show for the spectators got a penalty of half the dlstance to the goal but allowed only slx polnts to be scored against them whlle they were collectlng 42 After two easy VICCOFICS the fast stepping L V champnons came up against a strong crew from Phllllpsburg commg through wlth a declslve 42 0 trlumph lravellng to Reading the A H S squad broke through a heavy powerful Red and Black team to take their fourth stralght wln I4 0 pultlng up a beautiful aerial attack and holding back that big Reading team The Allentown pxgskln toters then returned home to stave off the first of a serles of mvaslons by the cream of the coal reglon teams The hrst was a snappy hard hghtlng bunch representlng Nlahanov Clty ln a game ln which Wxldonger s lme plungmg scmtlllated Nlahanoy Clty was turned back 40 O The second Pottsvllle H1 through the steady lme plungmg of Kennedy and generalshlp of McFadden was also turned back 40 0 The thlrd met wlth a smashmg broadslde attack by ,I Blrney Crum s grld heroes who sent to Davey jones locker a fighting Tamaqua team Bob Meyers made three of our four touchdowns by way of the end run route After conquering the coal regions we traveled to Easton completely out guessing out trlcklng and out maneuverlng their strong fighting team Wnth the outcome of the game never ln doubt the Canary and Blue swept over an unusually classy Red and Whnte team Aided by long for wards and tricky end runs the A H S clan won 25 0 Page One Hundred Szxly lwo ly.. , r K v ' ' , . r , . . . . . . v , - . 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I V , . . . , - , I lakmg to the road agaln thc A ll b warriors tl xvclul to l cbanou whclc. bccausc of hc uvy fast and trlcky opposltlon they were forced to he satlsfled by a I4 polnt margm coming through 20 6 On November 28th the student body turned out to support the snxpplest most powerful football team ever to bear the Canary and Blue colors into a football contest with thc Red and Blue of Bethlehem Hugh School Coach Crum s proteges responded ln great fashion defeatlng that powerful Bethlehem l hgh team wlth a crash that resounded throughout the entire Lehigh Valley The Crum coached boys outplayezl Bethlehem rn every department of the game After being held scoreless ln the hrst quarter our boys finally hlt their stride and with the great work of our backheld the power of our lme and the football bralns of Danny Nlclwadden came through to wln by a decisive and lop slded score of 26 0 ln a post season charity game the undefeated A H S team representing the perfect machlnc which xt had now become tearing off yard after yard and tlme after time holdlng their opponents without gam rolled over Bobby Norlc s Shenandoah Blue Devils 26 O As we review the season we realize that never before has such a great team been sponsored by the A H S Athletic Council and the Cfedlt for this lS due to the able coach J Blrney Crum OUR CHEERLEADERS The heads of our cheering squad are reading from left to right First row Ruth Rosenberg, Paul Flster, Anna Bader Robert Helmbach Arlene Nletzgar l lerman Colatz Dorothy Alexander Page Om Hundred bzxly three 930 3 DFCLMBER BwQL ET H wr L Aux ER cus FJOTH xl. ANNUA l'aQc Une llumfrcal Szrlu four N ,. N , .1.c.1.-.1..c1 113, ,' l,I co uf mai -Mr' Resume of 1930 3l Basketball Season Agaln Allentown Hugh School boasts of wlnnlng the championship of the E P l A A league It was practically unanimous by vlrtue of the fact that the Allentonlans won thlrteen out of fourteen games played wlth conference opponents ln splte of beglnnlng the season with totally green team wlth the exception of Hauze and McFadden the Canary and Blue basketeers proved therr excellence by wrnnmg I9 out of Z4 games ln an exceedingly hard schedule After wmnlng the champlonshlp of the league the team advanced Into the sem: flnals of the Dlstrlct Number One playoffs for the state championship by defeating Summit Hull However l ower Nlerlon later to be flnallsts ln the state play offs defeated the Crum coached outfit by I9 I0 The Allentown Hugh School cage team concluded nts Fastern Pennsylvama League season as the strongest OHCIISIVC and defensive team ln the league as well as placing a representative ln the first position of the lndlvldual scoring hst The hlgh flymg Canaries topped the League ln scoring the most pomts during the season with a total of 49I Hazleton was second with 489 League ln checking opponents only 266 pomts bemg scored agaxnst the Canaries Bethlehem Hugh s charactertnstlc strong defensive team was second with 292 pomts scored against them whrle the Mountameers of Hazleton were thnrd wnth 296 The Allentown floor men also led nn the number of floor goals reglsterlng I97 tlmes from the field As an the number of pomts scored Hazleton Easton and Bethlehem rated second third and fourth respectrvely The Canary and Blue players were third to Hazleton and Bethlehem ln the number of foul goals made scoring 97 pomts from the free throw llne ln non league opposntxon Allentown registered 294 pomts agalnst their opponents I75 They also had the signal honor of holding Perkasle to one pomt durmg the entire game the only performance of nts kind In hrgh school ranks In Pennsylvama this year if Y if if ALLPNTOWN POTTSVILIE SERIFS Allentown swept the Pottsvllle series thls year captunng both games by the scores of 36 ll and 46 35 The hrs! match which wuz lnculentally the hrs! league game of the season was I .la ' . u . I r f-'1 ,, .,"t7'ju ' l n . A I . . . . a Easton third with 432 markers, and Bethlehem fourth with 402 points. Allentown also led the rather slow and unmterestmg wlth the Canarles clearly showlng thelr superlorlty ln every point of the game Coach Crum was kept busy sendmg ln substitutes m order to fund a wlnnlng com blnatlon for the balance of the season The second game was qulte dlfferent because the teams were more evenly balanced Wtth the second team playmg the balance of the game Allentown showed up very well and proved that Crum has a comblnatlon of stars on hrs second strung whlch will undoubtedly produce a good team for next vear A1 1 YNTOWN EASTON SFRIES This serxes proved to be the roughest of the season Nevertheless the rush towners went the way of the rest of them losing both games by the scores of 34 25 and 40 I6 Although the scores may not show lt both matches were keenly fought and were mterestlng exhnbltlons At the beglnnlng of the season I aston had been picked by many crlttcs to be the loglcal choice for champions of the I P I A A but Allentown pulled a surprise and won the first game on I aston s own floor lhe second game truly was rough In the third quarter a beautlful boxing exhlbltnon was run off which was enjoyed by all Fl he players from both teams along with the coaches and the spectators thronged upon the floor to glve vent to thelr feellngs lt seems as though the Canaries were benehted In the flstcutfs for they came back nn the fourth quarter and completely lam basted Easton A1 1rN'rowN HAz1 r- 1oN Strauss Allentown enjoyed the honor of belng the first team IH seven years to defeat Hazleton on their own floor Not only that but they are the only team ln ten years who defeated Hazleton fWlCC Undoubtedly these two vlctorles were the most prized of the season The First game was a complete surprise to everybody lncludmg the Allentonlans The Canaries completely smothered the experienced Hazleton hve leading 6 5 at the quarter Il 7 at half time I9 I3 at the three quarters mark and rolllng up fourteen pomts to thelr opponents none ln the hnal period to wln by the score of 3I I3 Flhe second game was a mp and tuck battle one of the most thrxlhng ever played on the home floor After tralhng from the beglnnlng of the game the Canarles overcame a 2I I5 lead to defeat the lVlcGeehan coached team Z4 23 It was the subs who turned the trick for Allen town for the team that pulled the game out of the hre conslsted of Hauze Schwartz Coker Boyle and Nonnemacher Allentown behind wlth the score 23 ZI agalnst them and one minute to play Nonnemacher secured the ball and scored the wlnnlng basket Durmg this game It seemed as though the f xnxrnes were not pl xvlng their usual brand of basketball TIIIQ was the only series thtt Allentown halved wlnnlng the hrst game 23 I5 'md Iostng the second 23 I9 Bethlehem was the only league team to defeat Allentown ln the hrs! game after being held on almost even terms for three perlo ls Coath Crum s proteges flashed their real offensive attack ln the last quarter to wm like a tornado let loose the Canary and Blue basketeers smothered Bethlehem and were enabled to retain flrst place Allentown suffered their flrst and only reverse tn l astern league competxtlon at the hands of a Bethlehem hve The Qanarles were decldedly off color as they bowed to defeat They led at half tlme 9 8 but blew thus lead when they were unable to fund the bxsket during the second half ALLFN1 OWN Dov! YSIUWN SERIES Doylestown went the way of the others as the Crum basketeers administered a double defeat upon them bv the scores of 49 25 and 41 I I Thls was a drab and colorless series as one can see by the score ln the Hrst game Hauze scored Z4 polnts one of the hugh marks of the season and the only Interesting thlng ln the game After havlng lost to Bethlehem Allentown came bu k to form and easnly defeated Doxlestown ln the second game of the sertes vt Pl' 3' 1' Al I FNTOWN COATFSVII 1 r Srrurs Allentown lnndlly defeated the surprlse team of the League Coatesville ln both games played by the scores of 44 25 and 34 I5 Coatesville may have been the surprise team but they surely were the surprised team when Allentown easily lambasted them ln the hrst game ln the second game the Canaries broke the sxx game wmmng streak of Coatesville and broke tt declslvely 'l his was the last game of the current I eague season and much depended on nt If Allentown had by chance lost a play off wlth Hazleton would have been necessary but Coach Crum s dfllJIJlPl'-I came through with the needed vlctory Page Om' Hundred Slxlu six . . - af wk 4: bk ' l. . , k .' 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ALLENTOWN PFRKASIF ln the hrst and worst game of the year Allentown defeated Perkasle by the score of 48 I Not one poInt was scored by PerkasIe untIl the closmg mlnutes of the game when the Cananes thlrd strmg was playlng ALIINTUWN RFAIJINC SIRI!-S ln two fast game the tall rangy and experlenced Readlng basketeers defeated Allentown by the scores of 37 23 and 3I Z8 The flrst game was easIly a run xway wIth the Canarles declde lly off color They were unable to get the range of the basket or to play thelr usual fme guardlng game The second game was Inhnxtely more excItIng and after Readmg had won they knew that they had plaved a real team Although Allentown put up a great battle they were unable to cope wIth the lead that Readlng had bullt up In the openIng quarters ALLENTOWN WIIITFIIAII SERIES Allentown playe.I Whltehall twIce for the purpose of tunIng up for more Important games wInnIng both tImes by the scores of 367 and 5I IZ The first game was an exp rlment for Crum trIed out Hauze formerly forward or guard as center 'lhe eIcperIment was a slgnal success as the score Indlcates ln the seconl contest th Canary IIYIIJIJICTS had IIttIe lllfllCllltV In rlefeatlng Whltelmxll AI I FNTOWN LHIIFIIION After belng held to an I8 I2 score In the Hrst half the Canary and Blue ran Wll I to bowl over half Under the fast ClI'lblJlll'l2 and passnng Ittatk of Allentown I ehIghton just dwIn.llel and faded away ALLENTOWN IVIAII XNUY CITY ln a game Ioa,Ie.I wlth a tlon and rare basketball the Canary and Blue Eve went down In defeat before a classy Nlahanoy hve The game a charltv affair was wltnessed by a large crowd Two mmutes before the game ended Allentown traIIed ZI I6 Schwartz shot two double deckers makIng the score Zl 20 ust before the gun ended the regulatlon game Schwartz was fouled It was a tense moment when Schwartz was ready to shoot and because of the very tenseness and the knowledge that all depended on that one pomt Schwartz mIssed as 99 out of every I00 basketball players would have done ALLENTOWN BETHLFIIFM CATIIOLK Playlng In the most torrld and openly fought game of the year on Allentown s home floor the Canary WHTTIOYS overcame an early lead and defeated the game Bethlehem Cathollc boys by the score of 26 I8 The score at the half stood knotted I2 I2 ALLENTOWN SUMMIT HILL ln the hrst post season game for play offs for state champIonshIp Allentown advanced Into the semI hnals of the DISIYICI One play by defeatmg Summlt HIII 27 I3 Allentown clearly outplayed the mountalneers if 35 if lk AI LENITKDWN LoWr R MFRION In the semn hnals Allentown m t theIr jlnx team Lower IVlerIon and although playlng a gallant game lo t by the score of I9 I0 'I he I ower Merlon men were oII an average three Inches taller than the Canine an I th 5 showel the clasuest oflensnve seen thls year by the Allentonlans lower Merlon later a lvanced Into the Ilnals of the state wnde playo'fs but lost to the S ott Hxgh team Due to the pluck stlck to It Iveness and determmatlon of the team and the backlng of the school and townspeople we can wlth modesty and wlth prlde declare that Allentown Hlgh has had a glonous basketball season Page One Hundred Srxlq seven I ' A af he 4: x ik lk Pl: if I 1 7 , eh ' L A J ' A ' - ' A M ' 2 . FY if Pk ik the Lehigh Valley League team to the tune of 46-I5, outscoring Lehighton, 28-3, in the second Y FY :Y lk W FY if lk ii JF 14 Pk X The Flock of Canarles Danny McFadden guard was the captann of the team and well he deserved that honor Noted for h1s steady playlng and good teamwork he was a strong defenslve player and hls many asmstants a:'lde:l to the hugh score Not only was h captaln and guard he was the spark plug of the team It was he who kept up the spxrlts of the other players lt was he who by hls WISE Ieadershnp helped Ins teammates come through wnth vxctornes ,Ilmmy Hauze guard forward and center was th mo t versatile player of the League for he pIaye:l all three pos1t1ons equally well although he founzl hls m t1er m the role of hugh scorlng guard xmmy the only Varslty player of the 1929 1930 season was the nucleus of the team 1VIarwoo:l Stark guard was one of the flashlest floor men and ball stealers of the League He was a mlghty valuable man to the team for he was always seen ln the thlck of the fray Paul Grim forward ably took care of hls posltxon He was a clean a fast and a good player Hls abxllty to drop the ball into the basket and hls favorite overhand shots made hlm one of the I11gh Ilghts of the team Scorlng 99 pomts he was thlrd hngh scorer of the Canarles Robert Meyers forward d1st1ngu1shed h1mseIf by h1s stellar basketball Although nt was h1s hrst season Bob was second high scorer of the team wlth a total of 132 pomts H15 marksman sh1p as a foul shooter was canny scormg 61 5 , of all free shots attempted Bernard Schwartz center the tallest man of the squad because of h1s super1or henght was well adapted to the plvot pos1t1on Although he was not a hxgh scorer or flashy performer he was able to secure the Jump from any man 1n the league These s1x players compose the Vars1ty team of the Allentown Hlgh School All slx are Semors and w1II graduate th1s year However the whole second and thxrd strmg was composed of Sopho mores and around them both for next year and the year foIIow1ng we feel sure that Bnrney Crum can bulld another wonder team W1th Wlldonger and Nonnemacher jumplng center Coker Sherr and Wescoe as forwards and Boyle McFadden and Bunan as guards another rhamplonshlp team can reacllly be assembled PERSONAL RECORDS X 11111 ll NtI1 I1 Smult 1 X1x11 NIIXKITII K N tll 111 1 II 1x I 11111 NI 11t1s11II IN! 1x L11 X 1 I1 II1 11 X tux R ll 1, 111111 It 111 L 1 11, 1 ll Ill: 11111111 II N11 1 1 lI'l 1 ' 1 w w 11II'l 1 TEAM RECORD U 111 1 714 I 1 Il 1 'I 1I'I1I'Xl 'N Pl 1 'J 11 111 1 4 Pagr' Om' Hundred qlxly efgllf ' . . . e 3 1 ' . . . v . 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I-11113 'I'11IL1Is N14 114 III 4 . 7141 '15 Il II' .414 4-Il J' 'S ww' fr. w VH' 'us-4 wr v 1 J I 7' "" aiwtwq ' 1-Ml if-1 359 4-N fflf awoke The Baseball Season 'l has year 5 baseball team consists of a lot of new and inexperienced youngsters With the exceptxon of Danny Nlclradden captain lmmy Hauze lVlark Crammes and Carl Mohrey all of thxs year s team will be seeing varsity actxon for the first tame Up to date the outlook for the commg season IS not so rosy but we have all the confidence lh the world xn our dependable Coach Burney Crum and despite the fact that lt takes a lot of maternal to mold unto form x good team we shall expect at least a fair season D Nlclrmdden C R l lchty Hauze W Bachman P Crum W Lent .1 Nosal l La udenal rger K Wxldonger S Vmce R Roessf-r M lmlko Celqer TIIF QQUAD ap! W lVlcKePvr-r W Selp C Nlohrey R Next? J lVlcFadden Burran Nl C rammee W Held R Du kert D Ruhe lVl 34 hmny or llenne llorelll age ne um re quxlq mne K ' x 4' r ,MM -ag A, '-'- K--. 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C0 Llf Captains of Allentown Higlfs Major Sports RICHARD LANDIS DANIEL MCFADDEN Dick Landls was captain of the glorious undefeated football team of F930 at Allen town Hugh Duck well deserved the honor of belng eaptaln ol the Canaries and he sup ported this posltlon both on the Held and oil to the best of his or any one s ablhty For sheer grlt spunk and hght Landis could not be surpassed He ranked with the best of them ln cleverness m blocking ln tackllng ln running Interference It was his eagle eye and brawnv arm that paved the way for many 1 touchdown Although Duck wlll be graduated this vear his name will never be forgotten ln Allentown Hugh qchool or bv Allentown lhgh Qrchool graduates For the hrst time ln the hne athletic hlstorv ofthe Allentown lhgh School a Junior Danny Nlcladden was electe.l to the captalncy of two major sports basketball and baseball Danny was also quarterback of the unde feated football team As basketball guard he proved one of the most valuable men on the team Whenever our rivals trled for a basket they met with failure because Dan with his hghtlng splrlt and courage thwarted them His baseball playlng was marked by his steady playing 'md good work We regret that he will not be back next year to assure Hugh s athletic record He has the respect and the admlratnon of the school . ,wh ' . - B kr ' . ,. , - 1 1 . . , , . . 5 Q b . . , . . I , . 1 . , .. . , . 4. , . ' L 4 1 .. J , t . . - -v VYVY - ----- .f I The Marathon Season The marathon team of the I93O 3I Season coached hy .I 9 Connelly of of 32 Second a dual meet wrth Bethlehem at whose hancle the Canary and wrth a I5 52 loss third a dual meet wlth Reacllng Hugh School Allentown short enrl of a 22 4l score and fourth another dual meet thus trme the A H courslng through with their only wan of the 'xenon by the score of 14 I D agar Central Cat hollc Hugh team THF VARSITY TIIF SQUAD Wrllnam Homer qchuler 'l gr Nlerlon Moyer gllVl0 YOCCO Robert Shoemaker TIIFII 9 David Cope Charles Schwalm Michael Kurla john Yeager Gerald Snyder Aasl Mgr Fred gchneck Thomas Hartman Ralph l lchty Page One Hundred Sevenly one the class of I9l8 Blue winners met again gettlng the S road poundera net the Allentown t up f , A v R49 e ,, sv. ' A ' Q ' 1 , A enjoyed a very short season consisting of four runs: flrst, the lnterclass Run. won by the class . A . E . ' ' A, ,. ' .' 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C0 LII M-on V -1 4.1 Resume of 1930 3 l Swlmmmg Season One of the most lnterestlng and successful of our athletlc actlvltles th1s year was swlmmlng For the first tlme xn the hlstory of the Allentown Hlgh School the Canary and Blue mermen were able to practlce and swlm m thexr own pool There was also a new coach thus year Dave Hackett whose fine leadership spurred the boys on to new heights and depths wmnmg Fave meets and losing three Thls IS an especxally good record for all our opponents were experienced swimmers The season drd not start out ausplclously for the strong Norrlstown team defeated us as they drd agam later ln the season Blalr Academy was the only other team to beat us However ln spite of these unsuccessful encounters the team was spurred on to greater endeavor and harder work The Canarles swept the Easton and Readmg serles ancl defeated the Blair V s l he schedule for the season IS Opponcnls A H S' Easton Blalr Academy Norrlstown Reading Readlng Faston Blair KI V 28l The majority of the team was composed ol seniors who showed thelr superxorlty by wmnmg both the boys and the glrls lnterclass meet The captain however was Edwin Celslnger a junior who broke the school record lor the I00 yard dash and who could usually be counted on for wlnnmg both sprlnts m any meet Cexsmger also led hls teammates ln scoring The mdlvldual records are Celslnger 62 Achley 4I W Ruhe 34 Sibley 26 Klolber I7 D Ruhe I4 Burlcert I3 Nluffley ll florr ll Wxtson 6 Ochs 5 l..aBarre 4 Campbell 4 Frlch 3 Erwin l Moyer l 2 1 . 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X U 'gf 4 T favs ...M .l fuk' ,UMM QQ Norristown. . . . . ..,..,. . , . ..,. . . 43 l 2l9L . .. . , . . . . 30 36 ' .. .... . ..., , . ., . 45 2l ' ..,, , . ,....,, .,.. ,..., . . 50 25 ' ..... . . ,, . . . ....,.. 32 34 '., .. . . .. . 24 33 A ..., ,. .,, . .,.. . 27 39 ' , .. . .. . 30 36 253 C0 U l00 yd 220 yd 880 yd lVl1e I Dash Dash Dash Shot Put Javelin Throw Discus Throw Hugh jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Hurdles Track Team Ivlusselman Heeps M Moyer Yocco Kemmerer Ruhf Kemmerer Evrard Strecky Snyder farnet l Moyer Rehrng Fisher O Donnel Batersby Dnes Delt rxck Egan Sn yde r Hee ps Seng Heep-s William Frltsch Student Mgr Paul Maury Coach Shi cm xkcr L Moyer Erwlne Schuler Levene Levene Celslnger Meyers Dcltrxc k Meyers Meyers PFCVIOUS to this year the Allentown Hugh School has alwavs hal a good track team desplte the fact that there has been a scarcity of good maternal But this year a large bunch of good track asplrants have turned out to greet Coach Maury and ln spnte of spramed ankles stuff muscles and the hke the l93I track team should be one of which Allentown will be proud Page One Hundred .Sevcnly lhrec l . . , J b lc , I i I 1 , A, Q 442 yd: Dash .,.' Q . . , . Ruhf Nlusselman Strecky Beatrice Symons Cap! Mary Daniels CQ Llf GlI'lS Hockey Team The l930 hockey season has been especially successful for the Canary and Blue glrls Bethlehem was defeated twice On the home llelzl the team ran up a 4 0 score Agaln at Bethlehem the Canary and Blue glrls eked out a 2 0 dcclslon Bangor with an exceptionally strong team twice crushed the Allentown girls hr t with a score of I 4 second with 2 8 Although gxrls hockey is now called a mlnor sport lt lb sure to become a major sport ln popu larlty lrene Trice captain was lugh scorer with four goals Stem Krouse and Daniels being the runners up Next year IS bound to be banner season with the return of Stem Danlels Magee Ncuver Brown Heffelfinger and Seng THE TEA 'tl lrene Trice Evelyn Nuver Margaret Kaeppel Frances Stenlake Emma Brown Mae Wxeder Alma Magee Carolyn Krause Etah Buchman Jennle Stem Sylvla Hunslcker Catherme Frey Page One ffundrcd Scvcnly four . U . ., 5 , - ' w , ' , , , . ,i , l ' I Glrls Basketball Team The present season has been one of the most successful for gurls basketball The Canary and Blue Qumtette won nme out of twelve games Pottsvllle was defeated twlce first by scores of 53 Z6 and 27 7 Perkasle Hugh was no was lengthened when Allentown trounced Pottstown twice first wnth 56 6 then with 33 I9 A strong Whxtehall glrls team was easily defeated on the home Hoor by a 32 I6 count A Whltehall the Canary and Blue girls also turned m a 23 4 vnctory The Allentown glrls continued on its warpath by Wlnnlhg a close 2l 20 decision from Bethle hem ln the return game however Bethlehem turned the tables by glvmg us a I3 2l beating Bethlehem Catholic was easily dlsposed of by a Zl I0 decision Easton proved a Waterloo for the Canarles on their own floor by a 25 30 count On their home floor Easton again beat us I8 27 ln a tough game that closed what we can nevertheless call our vlctorlous basketball season THE TEAM Marjorie Stenlake Hllda Stem Laura Stocker Arlene Metzgar Louise Semmel jennle Stem Irene TTICC Cap! Grace C-oldeman Leah Heffelfinger Mae Wleder Etah Buchman Marian Walters Emma Brown Evelyn Neuver janet Schmoyer Betty Smead Magee Margaret Kaepple Mary Danlels Arlene Steckel Beatrice Symons Capt Margaret Bxehl Krause Sylvia Hunslcker Page One Hundred Seventy five Q . f J I A it a Q stumbling blockg the A. H. s. girls waikea over them with a Z7-I'8 Lane. The winning streak . . 9 A , - , - - .. t 3 My BIRNEY CRUM f A l-l S Coaches For the past slx years the major sports of the Allen town Hugh School have been coached by the hlghly efficient square shooting BIRNEY CRUM Well llked by all whom he has coached or wlth whom he has been associated and highly approved by all persons authority Coach Crum has set up an cnvlable coaching record at A H S Besides teaching the younger generation the hne pomts of zoology TOM BRENNAN finds time to teach the young football asplrants just how to Full up a hole ln that lme Co operating wxth Mr Crum Tom helps to whlp the C Gt B plgskln toters lnto shape he himself concentratlng on llne coaching Workmg out his first year as Jay Vee coach of foot ball and basketball PAUL NIAURY has come through wnth a great record two cxty champlonshxps Now he will get down to work agam wlth the track squad t which work we wlsh hlm the best of luck HIS experl ence as commerclal math teacher makes hlm speclally capable of calculatmg track records THOMAS BRENNAN PAUL MAURY Page One Hundred Sevcnly-six A l-l S Coaches A popular hgure among the gurls of the school IS the coach of sports for the by no means weaker sex When Miss FENNER IS not teachmg a gym class how to about face she IS Hguflhg out new ways of producing championship teams and every way she trles has proved entirely successful During hls active life Blll BRFIQC H has picked up a goodly knowledge of athletics of the care of athletlc equnpment and the care of athletnc fellows and today we find hlm holding down the job of trainer for the major sport teams ln the summer B111 slaves his head oft to round the athletic field into condition for the comlng football season Hls success at thls IS so great that a group of sleepmg enthuslasts have come out for football Here we Introduce one of the busiest men of the Allentown H1 faculty Not content wlth teachlng science MR WETHERHOLD manages all the affairs of the three major sports Through hls efforts the young athletes of the school are afforded the most convenient faCllltl6S for athletic actlvlty lVlr Wetherhold lS also president of the Eastern Pennsylvanla lnterscholastxc Football Conference pronounced Eep y yel yaaa' wer Miss Fr NNER BILL Bkelscu RALVH WEAl'llI2RIl0LD 5 - Q 1. Y +3 Q' Q -15 . 52 ,Q 1 A 4 ,E - - , ,, ' I ' l a - l A H: ' -lu Y V 'L 5" A H 555, A Q Page Une llumlrcd Scucnly-seven Wearers of the Varslty A CLASS OF 3l loollvull l hom as l gall l dul C rlm .-:mes Hauu' Pl homas Kennedy Richard I andls Robert Nleyer l loyd Moyer Charles O Donncl l awrence Ruhf Marwood Stark Harry Weber Robert Young Alfred Zotter james Shureman Herbert Hllton Cheerleaders Robert Helmbach Ruth Rosenberg Ann.-1 Bader Busfgclfvall Iamee Hauzc Nlarwood quirk Paul brim Bernard Schwartz Robert Dodd 'Vlaralhon Sllvo Yocco Merlon Moyer Robert Shoemaker Swimming David Ruhe Robert Nlufiley Herbert Hllton Girls Baskciball Irene Trlce Marjorle Steckel l rances Stenlakr Mae Wneder Llalnc' Egllllg Page Une llundvv. I bcuuzly crghl I . 5 , 9 1 .11 - , R ' Charles Kemmercr Robert Meyers 'ou H, ':,J.' gf . ,p ' af ' 1.1 I C0 U Glrl Reserve Councxl The Girl Reserve Council 15 composed of representatlves from each High School club fhls council ns the rullng body and glves suggestlons concerning their programs to the VBYIOUS clubs Throughout the entlre year the Crrl Reserves are active not only IH social affairs but ln social work by wav of service to charitable lnstltutlons and to poor famllres Purpose To face life squarelv to Gnd and give the hest UI I-ICI RS lmfvlaur nn Stu gm r mlrlurl ll a 1 lx: nu Ncanlury Vwvl Misa Lulllf Angcll ULUUI RS c-.src Baum ur llorothea llce Arlene Klmger Betty Schmoyer Arlene Nlumhauer l oulse Celsmger Betty lane Vast C ladgh swf: vclsn lianlcx Flmor Bxttner can Cllbert Harriet Kleckner lvxan Saeger Claclys Kunklc Kathrvn lllLlCCf l'ugc Une llumlrul Scunlu IHIIC Pr' ' ann-t '. 'l-rk.- .' ' -- a f 3" .I ' lil j j . JA 41. A M V. . ' ' Q- "li -Il ' WFT Na1h Pleda alert wlde awake voung women greatly Interested m debating lhe heated arguments at the meetings hel'l every two weeks are ln themselves valuable cxpernence experience which IS hound to be helpful after Hugh School The cluh has also had several successful social affairs during the past year The Christmas party proved very entertalnmg hoth to the alumnae and to the active memhers Fl he annual Adelphlan Nath Pleda dlnner dance too seemed to be thoroughly enyoyed by members of both sexes OFFICERS I rcsrzlcnl Rosemary Hhaer bccnlaru Ruth lXllllC L uc 1 rcsufenl and lrcusuru C hrlstlne Kleckncr All MRI Ixb Myrtle Allende: Lllllan Barr Marne Bennett Eleanor Bernhard Rosemary Bhaer Mildred Cohen Ann Frame l oulse K CISIIIL-,CF I velyn Cetz Catherine Josephs Nlmme Katz Chrlstme Kleckner Sylvia Nlellner Fva Muller Arlene Nlumbauer Page One Hundred Erghlq lleltlm Neulycrt Laura Packer Mary Packer Mildred Selgel Eleanor Smxth Florence Sprout Arlene Unser V 4 ,Il ., A A 3, ' .K ' A ' 7' . I, l A x , ,K Q X4-j 0 ' lv ' ,VK xxx' , 4 T rf' K' A, L Q J w I K Nail: l'ledu, the gurls' debating rlulm. is one of the well-known societies whose members are 1 , ' - , N . ' -' A . ' ' . 'W . J . . , , ' . , ,, ' ' ,4 1 , -I ' . . K V Y , . . A - 1 ,l 4' Y ' , . , I ' 1 ' ' , , The SCICHCC Club This club enjoyed a prohtable and mterestlng season ln its search after sclentlfic knowledge Monthly meetings at the homes of varxous members supplied agreeable programs many of them unique ln subject matter and presentation and VlSltS to pomts of sclentnflc Interest filled m time between meetings The City Laboratories and Filtration Plant the Sewage Disposal Plants on Kline s lslancl were VlSltEd and many prospective excursions are planned The membership was large a good percentage of members attended the meetings ln short the season was a success Not neglecting the social Slde of the organlzatlon the club held two outings both ln conjunction with the Clubbe at the Ruhe farm ldhe annual trlp this year was macle to the beauty -,pot the Dupont Cardens ln Delaware OFFICERS Preszdenl Davnd Ruhe Secretary Frances Morgan Vice Prcsulcnl Betty Bury Treasurer Reuel de Turk facullq Aclmser lVlr Edwarcl 71mmerman Frank Bmncln l mul Dleter Howard Frb Wllllam Nleune Wllllam Ruhe Nlorrxs Parmet oseph Parmet Robert Clf0 NIE WBFR9 Keely Hagx Karl Lehr Robert Sell Paul Troxell Charles Young Harry Boettger Homer Nearlng l oulse Fromm f-an Stephens Betty MUIYE lVlary Klebel Betty Klotz Madeline Snyjer Betty Smead Betty Jane Klstler Betty Snyder Page One Hundred Erghly one lt It y J .rhu J. A q J l V I ' A ' ---- 1 l..e Cercle Francals Flve years ago a group of gurls mterested ln promotmg a keener mterest m French as a matter of conversation and un getting a wlder knowledge of the llfe and customs of French people organ lzed Le Cercle Francars the French Club of the Allentown Hugh School Under the capable guidance of Mlss Edelstem this club has made rapld advancement durmg the past year Meetings are held at the homes of the members where programs consxstmg of various games plays and readings are presented nn French The only requlrements for membershlp are an average of 85 per rent ln French and a keen mterest ln the French language 1nd ln France OFFICERS Prcwrlcnl ll'xrrlet Horn Vice Preszdeni Ruth Hwvarcl qecrclary Rhosemary Bhaer MEMBERS Mnnerva Butz Dorothy Hagy Kathryn Ochs Ruth Butz Helen Hale Melba Ott Frances Caplan Sylvxa Hunslcker Mary Klrlln Kathryn Confer Eleanor Faulkner Ruth Klme Agnes Cressman Anna Frame Ruth Randolf Anna Grlm Frances Morgan Sara Schexdy Carol Hagenbueh Blllle Moyer Ruth Shelly Betty Snmewrl Celxa Tumerkm Page One Hundred Ezghty Iwo C0 UI I The Clubbe The Clubbe flrst known as the Poetry Circle has today broadened nts scope to Include the study of all good literature but what ns perhaps more important nn lts monthly meetmgs rt cul tlvates the members talents for wrxtmg so that It can truly be sand to be worthy of nts motto To further llterary actlvrty It rs also the purpose of the organlzatlon to contrrbute material to the Canary and Blue The club admxts only those who have a good standlng lh English and who prove that they can wrnte acceptably d The advancement of the club rs due largely to the guidance of Miss Helen Gerhard faculty a vnser OFFICFR 9 President Nlorrls Parmet Secrelary Ruth Havard Vice Presuleni Rosemary Bhaer 'lreasurer joseph Benner MEMBERS Rosemary Bhaer Betty Brown Mary Brown Betty Bury Louise Fromm Ruth Havard Harrlet Horn Ruth Klxne David Ruhe Helene lVlcG1nley Frank Blond: Kennedy Carpenter Samuel Efron Ralph Egolf Sylvia Neuwenler Betty Smead l-'lmor qmrth Lnllran Walp Violet Wolfe Laura Packer Ruth Butz joseph Benner ulrus joseph Lloyd Moyer joseph Parmet l ewxs Sprague C0 l.I I 1 s-11 111 Glrls Booster Club The Clrls Booster Club IS the largest and most 3CtlVB organlzatlon of the A H S lts sole purpose has been and IS to boost the school act1v1t1es How well the club does thls IS ev1dent 11 any of the athlet1c contests plays or dances sponsored by the school Dances each month g1ven by the club have come to be looked for Wllh real eagerness The two estal1l1shed tag davs each year have always met w1th genume success OFFICERS Prcsrdenl V1v1an Saeger Secretary Anna M Crlm Vrn: Prewrlenl Eleanor L Carpenter Treasurer Mary Packer Facully Advrser lVl1ss Heckman MEMBERS 1111 1 1r 1111 1 11 111 11 IL 11111 lfll 1 111111 N 111 111 1 111 1 1 ll 11 1 1 111 I' 41 11 11 ll I ll IT11 11111 I IX 1 X 11111 11 111 X lllll H1 1 1111111 1 IILI 1 111 l 11111 1111111 Yl ll 1 r 11111 1x11 11 1X lx I X 1111 X 11 1111 1 L,l11 1 1 1 1 1 1 N 111111 N 1 1111 1 1 1.111 1 X 1lr11 11 XX ll 11111 1 XX11 1111 !11gl1 X Xr1111 1111 IIX X 11 111 !1111,1,11 ll l1111,1,1 111 11111 X 111111 111 I1 l111,111 1 1 1 KI1111 k X C11 lx1111g11 111111 R11 11 111 lx X 11r1,111 X 1r1 11k1r 11111111 lx 11r111R11111 11111 N11 R 111 811111111111 1 S1 1 1 I 1 X 111 111.1 1 1 X 1 l l.,lI1 I 11 1 All 1 D11r 111 11s11 ljll 1 HL. ll 111111 H11 l I! 1 1. 1 lx 11lx 11 lflll 11 1 1 1 1 -1-' - ugh , 31 --7'1'1-mf vw -Q - 1 . 1 ,A . if QT T QW ,. gf ,LQ Q-,,,"1,.-1.,J!" . 5, Ai 1 ' 11 2 ' '11 7151 -4'-7, I-W, - 9 1 1 , , . 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I I Natlonal Honor SOClCty One ofthe most recently organlzed clubs at Allentown Hlgh School the three year old National Honor Socxety announces its object to be To create an enthuslasm for scholarship to stimulate a desire to render service to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character Ih the pupils of the Allentown Hugh School How falthfully each member has lived up to thls standard ns apparent lh the scholastic record of the students who belong 'l he National Honor Qocrety rs an msplratlon to many a student lt IS also a due recognition or work well rlone as the members represent scholarship as well as leadership 01 I-ICERS Presrtlcnl ulnus osephs Secretary Eleanor L Carpenter Vue Prvszrlcnl Ruel De Turk Faculty Treasurer Mr Thomas lacullq Advrscr Mr Muller WF MBI' RS Donald Beacher Anna Bellls joseph Benner Eleanor Carpenter Eleanor Bittner Anna Bartlett Charles Helberqer llllU9 oseph ames Mmnrch l lmer I 'nhrmgf-r Ruel De Turk William Frltch Ralph Egolf Lloyd Moyer ohn Daubenspeck Lewls Sprague Robert Brelsh Kenneth Mertz Helen Schneck Charles Benheld Ruth Hagenhuch Donald LaBarre Flla Uhler Samuel Ffron Frances Morgan Alfred Weblm Ruth Davns acoh BNI? j aephlnc l less Almr Stellar Dorothy Perkins Alxce Albrxght Harriet Horn Ruth Schlenker Violet Wolf Mary Kxrlln Edna Wlsser Marjorie Carl Mary Jane Davis Harriet Levine Page One Hundred Frghfy seven UJ'J.J ,e . J A ' ' J'.J,A' if ' A " I Jg ., J',' MEMBERS I Commerclal Club The Commercial Club one of the youngest organizations ln the Allentown Hugh School was formed to further lnterest ln the study development and research of all subjects taught ln the Commerclal Department The alm of the Club IS to become acquainted w1th and to co operate with business men ln the community and to help them at any tlme by supplying them wlth students who are capable m the Commercial held Admxssnon to the Club requires an average of eighty Fave 1n the Commercxal Course Monthly meetlngs are held the third Tuesday of every month at the homes of the members taken great Interest nn the work OFFICFRS Prcsulenl Walter Dnefenderfer Secretary Dorothy Kramer Vin' I rvszrlrrli Helen Krolesky Treasurer Llenme Bittner facullq Arluzscv Edgar A Rabenold Margaret Alderfer Anna Bader Evelyn Balley Dorothea Bartholomew Helen Berger Flenore Bittner Kathryn Confer Kathryn Conrad Fleanor Dorward Helen Druckenmuller Marian Frnst Kathryn lqlnlc Florence Gable jean G1lbert Florence Hawk Josephine Hess Charlotte Keeler Warren Trexler Loretta Kramer Pearl Llchtenwalner Kathryn Rucker Mary Prlce Evelyn Borneman Mary C-ruver Robert Welty Page One Hundred Fllgllfll crghl Emlly Kelper Madeline Keller Marjorie Unger Salma Unger Ethel Yemm Helen Cahlll Rachel Kleppmger Wunlfred Harrler Althea Koenig Richard Roeder Harold Semmel Ernest Smnth l P 5 I. - Credit for the success of the Club is due to the faculty adviser, Mr. E. A. Rabenold, who has CQ U Home Economlcs Club The Home Economlcs Club IS organxzed for the development of educational sou.-xl fmanm :al and clvlc mterests unlors and SCDIOYS of the Home Economics Department are ellglble to membership but offuces may be held by Seniors only Our fxnanclal obllgatlons are met by our regular dues and prohts reallzed through the sale of homemade damtles The club received a prlze of Gftv dollars from the local furniture dealers for the best furniture arrangement ln display week We also got much pleasure IH preparing and presenting glfts to a local mstltutlon Regular meetings of the Home Economlcs Club are held every two weeks m the Lwlng Room of the new sulte of rooms Durmg the year we have taken held trlps attended a sernes of lectures on lnterlor Decorating and listened to a beautifully nllustrated travel talk The social functions have been an autumn hike and plcnlc a St Patrlck s party and a tea served to guests Interested lh Home Fconomlcs Credit for the success of the club goes tn the loyalty and co operation of the Individual members md to the wlse guidance of Miss Malvel Knecht OII ICI RS I ruuIcnI M uv Scmmcl IQCLOYKIIIIL, 'Ntuduru N1 lljlifll, olmvu I uc I rcsnlcnl Marnn Snyder Corrupumlrnr Surcluru l vclyn Schull Ircusurcr Olga Palladlno VII' 'UBI RS Mary Semmel Olga Palladlno fqvelyn Prechtel Marian Snyder fqarla FISICI' f sther Phllllps Marjorie Shover l mlly Hendricks Mildred Kyle Lvelyn Scholl Margaret MllkIJVlLb I lnzxbetlx Cllflblldllbull Dorothea Brady Page Une Hundred lzrghlq func pg, ,N 1 -?......... 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C0 Uf C Sharp MUSIC Club The C Sharp Nlusxc Club was organlzed three years ago under the rlxrettlon of lVlr Aclcer The membershlp IS llmlted to thlrty conslstmg of unxors and Senrors ol the musu. course and those efficient rn slngmg or playmg a muslcal lnstrument Every two weeks the club meets at the home of a member These are dellghtful meetmgs At every meetmg two memhers must give solos and one other speaks on a current muslc toplc This IS the second Vear the club caroled on Chrlstmas Eve Our guest artists this year were Maybelle Marston contralto of the Phlla clelphla Opera Companv and Abraham Karol Vl0lll1l9l a member of the qenlor Class UIIILIIS rcvalurl W nren llLllllL cl Sumluru eww, A ll rum nl uc I rcszdurl lVl 1 lc hm I M lrtusuru I :urges Nl Mori an lutulll hlusu My W nun A ku Nl nv Jane liucly Phxllp Bradv Louise Fromm Karl Gilbert uhus oseph I d UBI I0 Nord lXPIbQ.l Arlene M Klmgcr Gladys Kunkle Harriet Kleekner Lloyd lVloyer wln Nlalelskw ,f-"--.x 'g---xx Z-xx if-'x f-"s, 'Me f""r'-. ,f-""-s. 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' C0 I.I Orotan Debatmg SOClCty On january 30 l925 the Orotan Debatlng Soclety was orgamzed by four members of the class of I'-928 Thus orgamzatlon has grown from year to year and at present IS one of the most powerful and mHuent1al organlzatxons of the school A thorough study IS made of debatlng and programs are arranged throughout the year The membershxp of thus organnzatlon rs hmlted to the best ln the school so that It is a dnstmct honor to be a member Each year the members look forward to the annual Orotan banquet at which the fine Orotan spxrlt together wnth snappy and peppy debating ns featured Nlr ames W Rxchardson who has arded and sustained the society xmmeasurably ln nts work IS the able faculty adviser I rcsldcnl Harvey l verett P :cc Prcsulcnl Thomas Rnchter 5ccreluru Reuel A De lurk Ircusurcr Kennedy Carpcntcr Frank BIOIIJI Kennedy Carpenter Reuel De Turk Ralph Egolf Harvey Everett Bernard Frank Meyer Cessof UI I ICI Rb 5u.omI SCIYICQILY I usulcnl Charles ll Ixflnc Vlcc I rcsrdcnl Thomas Richter Sctrclaru Reuel A De 'l urk lll MBI R5 Daniel l lrxsko Frederick Hamm Henry acobs john jackson Charles Kline Samuel Sampel Carl Gilbert Thomas Richter Page Une I Iundrcd N mcly one Ircusurtr Uanlcl W Hrrsku l ugene Pypluk Walter Winters Carl Wagner Paul Fries Edward Charles Edward Schlfreen Samuel Wenner l Ifirsl Scmcxlcr . . 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I lliaq, DfHH1HtlC Soclety lhe Dramatic Society ol Allentown Hugh School IS one of thc most popul xr as well rs most at tlvc clubs ol the school A successful test ln registering emotions clear enunclatlon anrl an interest IH dramatic art are the only entrance requirements Under the supervision of Miss Christine Hoch this club has presented several plays m I93l OFI' ICERS President Alvcc Fetzer lrcasurcr Clarence Lgolf Vice f rcsldcnl Kennedy Carpenter Socrclq Rcporlcr Bernard l rank Coach MISS Chrlstlne M Hoch I' aullnc Allen Rosemary BlldCl Phxllxp Brady Etah Bushman Marjorie Carl Nllldred Clewell Mary jane Davis Reuel De Turk Lmll Dieter fl4LMl?I RS Ralph C Egolf Dorothy Frankenhcld Meyer C-essof Evelyn Getz Dorothy Hagy Robert Hottlnger John Jackson Chrlstlne Kleckner Charles Kline l rxnklln Kullns Samuel I ampcl Ruth Levensen Thomas Richter ean Saffronsky Wllllam Slenker William Walter Vlolet Wolfe K y , 5 , 1 -' f Q gn W .A The purpose is- to promote interest in dramatic art, public speaking, aml other entertainment. 1 A , 1 . V - I 1 A 1 , .V if A 1 D T . 1 - . 7 i ' Page One Hundred Ninety-Iwo C0 LII 'Fl QC -i El Clrculo Espanol lhc Spanish Club under the leadership of ohn aclcson its president his had 1 rather sun Lcssful vear although greatlv hancllcappei by lack of members Wlth the help of ose Cuevero Castillo of Cranacla Nicaragua a student of a neighboring school the club held a weekly after school class for the beneflt of those who wished to Improve thelr conversational Spanish a class whlch the faxthful attendel Nlr Miller the faculty adviser has done much to ralse the organlzatlon above the level of the average club We trust that thus hugh mlndezl faith wlll not have been mlsplaced and that the Spanish Club will continue to bulld well upon the foundation thus far laid OFFICFRS rcsnltnl f lm rules: n Sccrcluru l tal: lluclmun l :cc I rcwrlcnl Katherine llohe lrcusurcr llcnrx 'ncolws lucullu Adviser l lmcr lVllllcr 'UI' UBI RS Kcnncrlv C arpcnter ohn llxnrls lrvmg Riu Wlyrtle Allenclcr l velvn Olmerls Robert Rless David Rhorlxach V Y W ' 5 A L A v A b A s L s A L AA Page Unc Hundred Nmclu llucc !W 4' .Alas Q. +I -90 ' ' 'Y F AL 85 v . 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T Square Club lhe 'l Square Club of the Allentown Hlgh School IS an old organlzatlon but under the able guldance and dlrectlon of Messrs Lelnbach and Ayres nt carries on many new and lnterestmg actlvltles each year Thxs club was organxzed and IS contlnued for the beneht of all those nnterested ln any form of Architectural Structural and Mechanical Drafting The regular meetings are The club held o'1 the FIFSI Monday of each month where all lmportant busmess IS transacted has lnterestlng meetings at the homes of members and has an occasional banquet OFFICERS Prcsldenl ames MlHnlCh Secrelaru Hull Knapper Vrcc Presrdcnl Ernest Kramer lrcasurcr lVlr lembach Assistant 7rcasurcr l a Verne Robbins Ralph Arner Ed Bolestrudge Leonard Burlcert Wxlllam Eclcman Frank Huber Wrllxam Knapper ames Mlnnxck Forest Serple Norman Trump Paul Seng Ed Benner Carl Burger Howard Coles Herbert Frey Ernest Kramer Rlchard Mohr Andrew Plessel fx ,eus- Wllllam Rexfsnvder La Verne Robblns Hllmar Roberts Edgar Schubert Roy Smart Homer Summons Anthony C-ural Kenneth Bealer Harry Bolya Kenneth Brey Richard Brown Charles Constantmx Maynard Cressman Rodney Dewitt Wnlllam Donmoyer Robert Froh Carson Gnlbert Earl Hertzog joseph Klpp ohn Kochan Charles Krames Kermlt Krause Arthur Mertz George Mertz Carl Mlcklev Wlllard Mlller Walter Moyer Cordon Richards Charles Schlegel William Strawbrldge Alfred Trump Stephen Vnme Walter Wescoe Rudolph Yarena f'-X ,f-H' -- I-' A V A via vflxiv M W. 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A H S Band Our band thls year was the largest m the hxstory of A H S with seventy playmg members and the Drum Major ln the seven years we have had a band we have untll this year had a glrl for Drum Major but slnce height 15 one of the prlnclpal factors lh the selection Emil Dieter of the unlor Class captured that posltlon thus year Our band has been heard oftener this year than ever before playing at all home games of football and basketball and several games away from home Besides the games the band played for varlous CIVIC enterprises throughout the year and always won the admlratlon of the public Wonderful plans are being formulated for the future of :hrs organlzatlon and we as Alumnl wlll be proud of our Hugh School Band PER SONNI' L Corncls Horns ohn Walter Herbert I' rev Carl Bernhard Wllllam follenbarh Russell Muller Harold Roth Robert Schatz Karl l ehr Russell Del ont, Carl Waller john Solcalslu Ioseph Benner Harry Cressman Robert Cross Margaret Kelper Henry Mlnnlch Clarmels lrvlng Copeland Benjamln Corellck Sterling Snyder Wilbur Gilbert Wllllam Ferro ack Labold Jay Fetterman Henry Moyer Ed Bauer Kenneth Muller Stephen Warren Schlegel Melville Schmoyer Allen Zelgenfus Arthur Nuver Russell Kunkle George Boyer Thomas Bachman Herman Becker Ed Keller Raymond C elger Ollar l arl Walbert Bertha Neuherl l llvan Sleger Clayton Klepplnger Richard Degler Robert Raines Franklin Bear Suxophoncs l rederlclc Schmover Ray Brennen Charles Kline Martm Kipp Willard Werley oseph Rossettl I romlrones Donald Beacher Wllbert f ross Lugene Mcl-adden Walter Frank Donald Fever Barrlones Warren Benfleld Harold Welsh Basses leonard Shellenberger l rnest Knauss Alfred lrump l red Kern Prccolos Luther Schlenker Blanche Stonebach Karl Muller Paul Roth l cRoy Weidner Page Une llundrcd Nmely fine George Welss Russell Peters DeForrest Trexler C Q Ll I A H S Chorus and Qrchestra One cannot think of one of these organlzatlons without lmklng the other with It Both organizations were heard ln a combined concert this year ln which the orchestra played a more Important part than usual not only accompanying the chorus but playing many orchestral numbers Sir Arthur Sullivan s ever popular Pina orc was presented ln concert form by both organizations and Victor Herbert s dramatlc patrlotlc work The Call lo Freedom By request of many patrons Mme Lolxta Cabrera C-amsborg was re engaged as one of the solonsts along wlth Astrld Fjelde another sololst a Dramatic Soprano from the Natlonal Broadcastmg Company The two works Pznafore and The Call to Freedom were sung by the student body Durmg National Music Week The Count and the Co Ed a muslcal comedy by Geoffrey Ol-lara was presented to a packed house ln professional style 1 na fu Ruth l rckcnng Arllne Kllnger C ladys Kunkle Pauline Schmid Beatrice Werley Martha Schmeycl l velyn Smith Marjorle DlCfClldLllCl lcanette Fegely Myrtle Allender Marjorie Carl Mildred Shaffer Helen Druckenmlllcr Loulse Bell ,lennle Bobb Annabelle Runk Eleanor Meyers mint uve: M.-njorle qhovu Anna ones Valence Kleppmger Melba Ou Betty Schmoyer Anna Crum Mildred Smlth Kathryn Ramp florence Mltcllcll Alma Steltz Myrtle Floum Leanora Mullen Evelyn Meyers Anna Schell Eleanor Walp Olga Yablonskl Dorothy Frankenheld V1 lcl F5 yer Nlyrtlc llerlng., Lvelyn Hellrlth Anna Frame Helen Decker Marlon Christ Madeline Diehl Ruth lqatzlngcr llarla Flster Madeline Ritter Marjorne Unger Margaret Held Ruth Shelly Beatrice Dougherty Anna Rau Lucy Smith Betty Bury Catherine Frantz . 5 , 'V' . 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A , k A J tix 4 44 . t Page One Hundred Nincly-six Marian Bachman Addle Bohlmger Evelyn Hexntzelman Ruth Schaeffer Dorothy Clader Rose VlgllOhC Mildred Gensenlelter Arlene Fck Ethel Yemm Dorothy Korn Iqerne Parks Zabel Lzeklel Iqrances Morgfm Fmlly Knerr Adele Orr Vlola Zotter Karl Gilbert Oscar Arnold Frank Bloncll Henry Lutz Charles FFICS Wallace Knerr ohn Schantz Wrlllam Slenker l ugene I ypluk Wnlllam lynch ohn Llcmr Ahraham Berkoff Homer Qaommons Ralph Arner Charles Benheld Reuel De lurk I loyd Moyer Benjamin C orellc k Charles Helfrich Russel Muller ames Mlnnlch I reclerlck Hamm Luke Herbster Wnlltam Krause Robert Keck ALIOS Cxrace Long Lhzabeth Dresser Bettie Brown Roberstlne Drayton Mnrlam Manner Flhemae Sheppard Marjorie Clegenhelrner I anny Englert I velyn Scholl I lllran Hem Dorothy Mccrac ken Rachel Klepplnger Ruth SCI'lWll'1ll Dorothy Peters Reglna Stephens Dorothy Bartholomew ll-NORS Robert Bottenfleld I dwarcl Benner ames Martin I aul Osmun DdVld S-torch I red Welbel ullus lederm tn ohn arksnn I au e ohn femer HA SSI S C eorge Wtmcmclrlng ohn Rockel I ester Blum William Walter IJdVlfl C ross C leon Wllsc n Roland Meyer Carl Zehner C eorge Dunton oseph C allagher Robert Bower I uther Sanders Donald Hausman Harvey Sell Henry acobs I Olive Zimmerman can Ross Fdlth Benner Lleanor Rees Lorraine Dennis I mrly Morell Dorothy Aronsky Leano Wirth Betty Tust Madeline Wenrlrxer I lleen Hevdr I ous Achey Clarlbel Barley Clrace Champagne eanne Ieldzes I leanor Slllllh I lmer Iwehnel Malcolm Kfonlnger I loyd Smlth Morris Weaver Lewis Young Cdr' Fiesblllger I dwln C exsunger I ISWUTIII I'ICllIllllL,fI' Ink Il I Clarence Rutter Marwood Qtark Creighton Chrlstman Clarence Barthc lr llll w Martin O Ilxlu ohn Dest h Ka rl lxugler Albert C ergely Charles Kline Ralph Barley Wllllanl Dresllzac h I dgar Messersmnth L uther I' hret Iwdwln Maletsky Robert C ross William Mlkst ll Pl-RSONNIL OI- ORCH!-SIR4 Violins essle Bauman Andrew Rosettl Marnan bnyder ulrus oszph leona Wlrth Irank Blond: Ruth Flchel Bruno Tdgll0ll C ordon Trelsbach Nora Kelser leRoy Weltlner Cleon Wxlson Harold Semmel Ruth Stahler laura Smith C eorge Short I lmer Hens! RL ssel Kunkle Idward Bauer Roland Vleyer Sara Mellner Helen C erhart em Kopenhxver Arnold Rernaly Clayton Klepplnger Charles Cressman Ilmer lehnel Iwlu Ruth Wollastrmn Harvey hverett Russell Worman C eraldme 'Vlonroe Cello Harriet Kleckner Ilertha Neu bert Buss Warren Benheld flulc Blanche Stonehaek Luther Sehlenker Clurmcl IFVIDQ Copeland Sterlmg Snyder Kenneth Muller 'lrumpcl ohn Walter Wrlllarrx Ilollenbach Russell Muller Rchert C .ft umpum R llph lgoll I ums I xul o I lmnn nurse l rmmn Page One Hundred Nrnctq seven . -. T . A L J t x , . jj 1 . 4 K . A J' A-i 1 , JM -l"- 2 2 t . ' " l l'rl s l"rz li Insher .l A ' J ' J - g . V I f ' 3 ' tl .1 ' ' Philip Brady Ilqhomas Richter Ifrnest Knuuss Ja V , .V V4 v i K 1 1 . . . .1 J' 4 .I ' 1 . K I, ' 1 '. . I r .- 'a R I 1. " I. .' 7 . I Love Thee I love thee IVHI1 lhe sorrow o Ihe rlroopmg lash And as ceaseless as Ille waves Il1a1 lvaslw flna' Sllr Ille sands Io rl1uIl1m1c ecslasu H :Ill ll1e beaulu of Ihe clanre and sea Do I love Ilree I love llrce IVIIII llle joy lllaf Ilurslq maplev qreel II1e welcome ram and nozvmg ue! II1e Sadness o llle qeurnmg bulls Ilml wan! Ihe spring as men Ilzezr gods Do I love llree I love thee As lllc graceful soul loves damtq llrouqlzt flml wlllr II1e polencu llwl wrouglll I Ire galaxies 0 siars and .so I'lernalIu as Ilzeu revolve I IQHOIU I lm! I love Ilree I love Ilzee U :Ill a vagueneis uncle nerl As ll ened lo the groping mind l'V:ll1 Ilwe vagueness o Ilml menlul wlrlle Do I love Ihee I love 1l1ee lV1ll1 llle cadence of Ilre mormm, Irree e 'Incl Ille sombernes.s o poumlmg .seas Culmlq us u zvaslcd dream 4loll1 lurla flrul mucllu us man loves u mrml Do I love Ilwee I love llrec Wore Ilmn Ilni mere pen ran e er pmlrau Bu! m the glory of the duwmng clay And ln Ilwe color 0 Ilwc .sellzng .sun fhross ll1e .s U wllen dau is :lone Ilren rs my love or Il1ee KI NNI In gl 1 Page Une Ilunrlrefl 'Vmelu elglzl 'j . ' f l. - A Ilral seeks in umlcrslamling life. I Methuselah Methuselah wandered aimlessly along the dnrty alley gutter scufhng buts of paper and rubblsh A Methuselah however whom hrs namesake would have laughed to scorn Shabbnly clad yet quamtly debonalr Jaunty wlth cane and derby -a httle battered perhaps but stlll a derby he resembled nothlng more or perhaps less than the movie personage whose screen llfe was a reality to hum Accordmgly Nlethuselah made the best of llfe ln the approved Chaplnnesque hrs home ln the alleys and ln hls heart a slmple happy go lucky splrnt Axmless wandering was hls dally work recreation and ordeal For lt xs the law of London town to keep moving Sleep was a priceless treasure So no unusual sight Nlethuselah was a constant roamer of the allles Nlght had fallen Lxghts glowed mvltlngly through dlrty panes of glass Suddenly atten tively Nlethuselah halted What was that plamtlve no1se3 He listened there lt was again' Some one was playing a vlolln Surely a most unusual sound for this typical London alley The music seemed to Issue from a certaln cellar window Curiosity aroused he peered through a broken pane A figure almost as queer as h1s own met hrs eye a long haxred stooped little man rocking with the perfect muslc he was produclng Save for bed and small table the llttle room was bare These were littered with sheets of muslc A Hlckermg flame of an oll lamp served for xllumlnatlon Suddenly the lone occupant of the room glanced up and saw Nlethuselah Each recognized the other lnvlted to enter Nlethuselah responded eagerly How often had he seen this llttle one obtalnmg provlslons on the assurance that he would soon sell his music How often on the streets had he heard an accounting of the progress of h1s work For the VlOlll'llSt was Fmlshmg his masterplece his opera Soon he would sell lt and be forever wealthy But no to sell lt meant little he would protest but to hear lt played ln the great opera house' That was to be the reward for his years of labor Nlethuselah cared llttle enough for opera and knew even less of lt but perhaps Zevunl would allow hxm to sleep ln hls room there would be a reward for you' ln he plunged Zevunl greeted hlm wlldly His opera had been completed' Already lt had been sent to the opera house for consideration Ah lt would be marvelous to hear has opera' Zevunl raved as Nlethuselah ate ravenously of hls hosts meagre provlslons The httle wanderer s philosophy was aroused Surely there must be some joy ln muslc Look how happy It made this wild one To hear his opera seemed to be all that mattered Nlethuselah saw posslbllltles for himself herhaps asslstlng an organ grinder Who knew what the future might hold3 Nlethuselah spent the nlght ln the room of hls frlend The next and the next too found him there Then came the great day The opera had been accepted Methuselah accompanled the wlzened httle muslcxan as he walked exerted and nervous to the great opera house Crossing a street Fate ln the form of a lorry caught the pair unawares and struck down ZCVUHI Anxnously Nlethuselah helped hlm to hrs feet Zevunl lmpatlent to be golng protested No' No' lt was nothing A mere buzzlng of the head But they must not be late hurry' hurry' They rushed on the muslclan rubbing his head ln the crowded opera they were glven choice seats by a condescending usher and there awaited the start Then a blare of trumpets the opera had begun' Nlethuselah watched ZCVUDI The latter squlrmed anxiously Why my frlend do they not play3 The httle tramp eyed hlm puzzled Why do they not play3 Are they mad3 Hls volce rose hugh ln hysteria Curious and angry eyes turned upon the shabby palr Then understanding came to Nlethuselah Then he looked strangely at the little vlollnlst who had wanted all hrs life for thls moment to hear hls opera Zevunl had gone deaf Later Nlethuselah told the story to his frlend the white wing Always the phllosopher he added Perhaps Il was all for the best Nlethuselah he no think muslc so good anyhow The whxte wmg nodded his head sagely Methuselah shambled on FREDRICK CLADSTONE Page One Hundred Nmely mns FIVE lVl1nutes If one stands stlll they say the world wlth all lts beautles 1fS commonplaces and ltS curlosl tles Wlll pass by l-low true that slmple statement proves here ln Allentown l-llgh School ln that bustllng busy VlVld five mlnutes that our Prlnclpal has set apart as a perlod between classes All the lnterest all the pathos all the fun and carefree llght heartedness that IS ever to be found ln hlgh school can be dlscovered ln that short perlod that IS supposed to be used only as an oppor tunlty for reachlng other classes Let us post ourselves at the head of a stalrway just before the dlsmlssal bell and eyes wlde open watch the busy pulse of Youth as lt beats ln our beloved school Dlng a llngl A sllence then doors are flung suddenly open and bustllng hurrylng students come rushlng out bound for they alone know whlther Opposlte my stand the door of Mr W s room IS flung open and one by one students emerge some frankly jubllant and exhlbltlng joyous ear to ear grlns others morose dlsgruntled cast down As one of the former passes by me l hear hls trlumphant whlsper Got a hundred ln that Solld test What a world of conquest ln that slmple statement' How much of perseverance of hard labor and unceaslng appllcatlon perhaps are contalned ln that exclamatlon' What a study of llfe ln that one group of boys and glrlsl Here the wlnners who may not be successes of tomorrow but who have planted good seed ln the garden of experlence and have tended thelr crops by the appllcatlon of hard won fertlllzer and honest sweat There the fallures who perchance may vault from thelr present rut before llfe s reckonlng comes but yet now are handlcapped by heavy mlllstones of sloth and lndlfference The world IS full of poor men lt IS the able who rlse and prosper A bevy of glrls pass by pretty glrls of varylng stature but unlform ln the attractlveness of thelr costume and l hear just what l expect to hear from them He s a peach of a dancer but somebody must have stolen hls tongue Boys are thelr maln lnterest ID llfe at present but who can blame them3 They are pretty VIVHCIOUS full of sparkllng youth and where IS youth wlthout the ruddy coloratlon of romance promlse of fuller and sweeter loves to come Here goes a crlppled boy hurrylng along wlth the ald of a crutch books under arm happy converslng wlth a frlend A real example for the dlscontented who know not how well off thej are wlth good health and unlmpalred facultles whlle thls FIDE fellow perchance has suffered lnh nltely ln the past yet now lS happy just to be able to llve ln thls great old world of ours lVl heart goes out to hlm my hat went off to hlm ln the sllent trlbute due hls courage and patlence Two glrls pass by heads together and a snatch of thelr talk reaches my ears wlth the lnstant result that l have taken a strong dlsllke to them They are gOSSlpS whose tongues are more POISODOUS and edged than a hundred allen swords scandal mongers dlstorters of truth lt ISS plty such people CXIGI Hurt shame dlstress follow IH thelr wake and better perhaps were lt lf thelr tongues were removed from thelr mouths But away from thls SCFIOUS harplng on two well known subjects for here comes the Cang my gang and as they fool and yell and laugh and fool some more l throw 3Sld8 my heavy ponder lngs and fall ln step For IS It not sprlng glorlous sprlng the last sprlng l shall ever llve wlthln the portals of the school l have come to love so much and now IS the tlme to cast care to the WlhdS to jump the relns of authorlty to frlsk and run and drlnk the cup of joy to the dregs Soon too soon Wlll the mllls of llfe SBIZC our happy band tear lt apart and cast the PICCCS lnto wldely varylng flelds of endeavor But at least l am content W'e have had our fllng we have enjoyed the wonders of prlceless youth And we shall always have our wonderful golden memorles DAVID Rlltil- Page Two llunrfrrd 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 , . . . . - 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' J V-- 1 1 1 1 . . , WlHdOWS An openlng to let ln llght and alr wlndows Very common things to us they seem but a plece of glass held ln place by whatever mechan :sm IS used Yet the very fact that they allow views to pass ln colorful throng before our eyes lb enough to place them at the top of our most valuable assets ln llfe Fl he oft seen picture of a klndly glow of a candle llght sheddmg nts rays upon a cold bleak countryside and glvlng new hope and courage to a weary traveler IS enough proof that windows tmy as they are when reflecting light were heaven sent l am thlnkmg now of a wmdow which looks upon a llttle child asleep windows through whlch the klnd old moon and the twinkling stars beam gractously and ln whose llght the elhn forms on the nursery wall seem to come to life There are other wlndows patched and dlrty whxch turn thelr dlscolored countenances upon naught but poverty Yet these llttle panes of glass brmg a blt of brlghtness a breath of clean cool alr upon a home whlch cleanliness and fmeness never hnd Through this wmdow a stray sunbeam finds its way and the heart of a chlld ts made glad ln the qulet sanctxty of a stately church bulldlng the myriad colors of the stanned glass wmdow pour danclng ltghts upon the oaken pew and although there ns all of solemmty one feels the nearness of Cod Pass along a corrldor ln a school bulldlng look mto the wmdow ln the door A study of human nature there brllllancy average Intelligence all strlvlng for the same end to pass Flo us who sit IH the stlllness of a classroom that wmdow gives a little clnversxon a blt of the happy racy lxfe of a Hugh School student Trees Fl he Buble tells us that C od created the earth and then created man after has own Image If K od created man after his own Image trees must be like God for they are so like man The very llfe of a tree suggests the life of man The budding of the leaves ln spring lb luke the youth of man fresh vigorous and pleasant to look upon the leafy tree nn full summer IS luke mnddle age affording comfort to others the mellow colors of the autumn leaves suggest mellow old age the golden age after the full bloom of summer the falling of the leaves slowly one by one or m great numbers when a gust of sharp wlnd shakes the branches IS luke man s Inevitable fate death be xt slow or swlft After death what! Surely thetree so like man ln Its llfe lS a portent of man s destmy alter death Stark naked nt stands dead to the world whsle the wmtry storms rage over nt But when Sprxng comes wlth her warm breath its branches bud and there ns new life bo will man too arlse and bud ln new llfe at the last day Trees are God s creation so ns man Perhaps bod treated trees luke man to gnve man hope of everlastmg lnfe Perhaps not who 1 tn tell' I 1 L A Ulu I R Page 'Iwo I I undrecl One Thank Carl for minrlours, -IANIQ T.n'l.oR To LIVC I would wal green meadows Anal lrearl mossy ban 9 Inlcrprcl lI1c shadows In orcsls give !I1an s For thc stream and :ls song As xl wanders along Ior lI1c glxslen o spray on IIN' Ivan s I :I Izvc IH thc mounlazns I lml SUIIIUIIC lI1cre Refresh ln cool ounfums 1mI Ivfcalhc the swccl air I would worslup Ihr' uma U Inlo II10 wind IYSCS lousled mu larr 0 cr lI1e broad roII1ng InIIs Is !I1c Iaml o my dreams Vid Ihc roc s and the YIIIQ 4nd the Qurglznq slreams I zlgc a god I would dwell In a we Iuded dell In IIn ur auluu Iana' o mu 4Ilf'UlYlN lx Nm 'nn Qu HI 1 R Page Iwo IIum ruI Ima fc. -' . k-. I I fg f . u f If . Am! Ihr whispering pine, ' ' A -kl .- K I '. . f , Q ,I , k ,A ' fl ' v f ' , ,. I y ,. I m the Klng Kmg at seventeen xt was eleven o clock at nlght My book was gently swaynng to and fro xn my hands my eyes were droopmg Kung at seventeen the phrase ran through my mlnd My head sank the book slxd down on the bed and wxth a contented srgh I was gone from this world the llghts stall on much to my mother s dnsgust I was Kmg for a day Clothed nn the royal garments my clramond studded crown set at a raknsh angle on my head I ascended the royal throne On each side my courtxers bowed and scraped low as I advanced They smlled asl smlled frowned as I frowned I was Kmg Suddenly I stopped Aha that woman over there standing defnantly erect before my presence' My ex English teacher How dare she' What ho' The guards seize thls woman' She crlnged bowed and sank on her knees I was the Kung I shrugged my shoulders and wnth a self satnshed smirk on my royal countenance sat myself upon my throne My mmnster handed me some papers and bowed to one side Come come my dear man I sald lt ns for you to attend thus That I9 what you are paid for I et today be a merry one Clve the people cake Instead of bread and wlne Instead of water It IS the Kung s will that all rejoice My courtlers smlled and moved about anrmatedly for I therr Kung has declared It so Let all the stores dlstrlbute therr wares free of charge Let factones be closed Let all the unxversxtles and hugh schools stop their actlvmes for the day Henceforth do I declare that all examinations and systems of marking be abolished The students shall go for their education and not for a paltry sixty seventy or enghty Lord Wellbourne have my thoroughhreds arrnved from Londonf Yes Your Highness w 1 ndow Then before my eyes passed the finest specimens of horses that were to be found rn Fngland Trotters pacers racers carriage teams and blue ribbon winners all passing before me How many are there5 I asked Seventy answered the Lord What only seventy' I had ordered hve more m sorry your Highness He bowed agam Oh well I nonchalantly set my crown straight Thus wnll do for the present I must well represented at the falr and races this month Prepare them I ord Wellbourne Suddenly I began to smff the anr The steaming aroma of soup Ah' Food There were slghs of rapture from the courtners Food Wrth that one word I arose and setting my foot forward trnpped down the steps my eyes and mrnd on the dmlng room Trlpped dtd I say3 Yes trxppecl for even a Kung can descend so low Woe my head fell forward my royal crown fell off my royal legs wavered unsteadrly I bumped and slld down the royal stairs Confusion reigned m the throne room Hands were held out to gave me ard The guards' What ho' lcalled What what what qeven 0 clock My alarm was rlngmg steadlly What' I echoed I was sprawled all over my bed the covers were rolled back I m the Kung lley you ll be late for breakfast lf you don t step on ll ROBERT Sr NDEROWITL Page Two Hundred Three ' 0 - "Good, let them be brought to the castle yard and I will observe them from my balcony be '. 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' . l , . 2" I On Wrltlng Essays An essay an essay to be written by myself and to be 1n the hands of my commander on the morrow The commander was one of those persons usually female who makes unfortunate beings like myself and joe Rader swallow whole texts of verbs phrases conjunctions Shakes peare Milton and the luke ln fact this person was none other than my English teacher Several titles and subjects appeared nn my mmd for example On Pests A Butter Drshs Attractzon and On Dogs l Hnally ventured to try my wrltmg ability on the first subject On Pests Please kind reader do not get the opinion that my thoughts were concerned about my Fngllsh teacher s command that l chose thls particular subject l set to work and to my surprise I managed to wrlte about a page and a half of material on this subject There l confronted a stone wall try as l would l could not set forth another solltary Idea From out of the stillness of my study and the solitude of the street outside there clanged the shriek bell of the fire engnne a half a square from my home it arose from out of the stillness as a flash of lightning appears from a sky of blue The first stroke of the engine bell was followed by the hum of the screamlng slren and the increasing rumble of the apparatus over the asphalt NlClClC my pet dog who was lymg at my feet jumped up and looked out the window in order to see the first load of fire Fighters pass by l calmed my nerves and set my mind on pests again but wnthln a minute the stillness was interrupted once more by the loud noise of successive clangs of the tower bell across the street At thls l released my pencll and lxstened attentlvely to the message which was bemg rung out One a moment s pause then agaln l 2 3 4 5 6 7 another pause followed by six more strokes ln rapid succession Box No l76 the box number seemed famxlxar to me It must be near my home because all boxes nn the l70 group are within a short run from where l live A fire alarm card hung behind the door of my room l con sulted lt by passing my finger down the columns until l found the desired box number Erghth and Oak Streets -exactly one square from where l now stood l acted now without thinking two steps and l reached the top of the stairs four or five leaps and l had covered twenty steps to the first floor of my home As l hurried through the hall l heard my mother shout Put something on' l grabbed my jacket with my right hand as I passed the coat hanger and with my left hand l grasped my brother s flashlight which was lymg on the table and Hung the door open with elther hand or perhaps a third one whlch appears ln an emergency The brlsk cold Nlarch wlnd without resulted ln a reflex actlon on my behalf l slipped into my jacket as l ran and grasped the flashlight trghtly My speed on respondlng to that alarm would have made Paavo Nurml and Charlle Paddock look as nf they were standing still One thought loomed greatest ln my mmd as I covered the distance to the scene of the fire this thought was m1ngled with question and hope ls Diehl s Warehouse burnmg3 The more l thought of lt the faster l ran The alarm box certainly was ln that locallty and the thrlll of seeing such a perfectly wonderful scene sent chills over my spine ust as lVlr Kern attributes his keen sense of patrlotlsm and fiery dxsposltlon to hls ancestor Daniel Boon l attribute my lrreslstlble response to fire alarms to my great uncle Josiah who had the enviable record of being Chief and entire department of the Toonervllle Hose Co No l from 1849 to IBS9 Well to get back to the subject l found the fire and much to my disappointment Diehl s was not afire A single chemical stream extinguished the blaze and l returned home to com plete my essay On Pests That essay is probably warming the clty lnrlnerator now and thr-1 one I9 probably boring you so l ll put an end to lt all right now WAl1FR WlNTrlxs Page Two Hundred F our 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , . 7 - 1 1 . 1 . . . - , . - g 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , . " 1 . , - 1 - 1 1 . ,, . . . . , . . . n ,, . . . . .. . 1 . .1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 The SOlll of d Skyscraper Nllghtv stccl glrders vast carloads of cement confused yumbles of wood and glass from the moment these form a mighty shape outlined against the moon by nlght and the blazing sun at mlddav the skyscraper has a soul The fearless men whose brawny arms guide the glaring acetvlene torches that rlvet the glrders Into mighty xron bands glve the soul nts frrst ammatxon It IS their fearless courage and daring that glves lt strength to ralse ltS head aloft among the clouds Gradually the qulet hum of business replaces the reverberatlng clang and deafening roar Great captains of lndustry brg business magnates and mighty capltallsts take their places lh the luxurious executlve offices Thelr presence glves power might and security to the soul of the skyscraper But they form only the background They are lxke the gathering dusk at twilight which makes the red glow of the setting sun flare redder It IS the smaller frv those lesser stars ln the busmess flrmament those who never get more than a fleeting glance at the ausplclous portals on which PRIVATF IS boldly emblazoned ln gilt letters who glve the skvscraper lts real soul From the secretary to the secretary of the third vlce president of the Snap em Hook and Fye Company to the lowllest janltor there IS not one who does not add a touch of joy or sorrow to the soul The pranks of lm the ofhce boy and the humorous storles of Hawkins the door man give It a gay note The worries of Tully the efflcxent little stenog and the failure of a chemist s pains taking search for a rubber substitute strlke a sadder note The happy romance of the young bookkeeper and the cheerful hello mlss at the telephone booth gives It romance The herolc bravery of the elevator boy who sacrlflced hls llfe to suffocate the flames which had broken out ln a shaft glves lt courage The dreams of the young architect who burns midnight oll designing huge aerodromes to be anchored ln the bottom of a surging sea glve lt energy and hope When the hubbub of the business day IS over and only light from a window here and there shines out into the dark the t0llll'lg scrub woman gives the soul a note of pathos space Its life penetrates decade after decade and the far corners of the earth Men may come and men may go but so long as glrcler clings to glrder cement to cement beam to beam there llves endlessly the soul of the skyscraper ELLA UHLER The Flgure 1n Brown Whal rs llus lzfe If full o care We have no lime lo sland and slarc3 Wnlllam Henry Davles It was a cold wmtry afternoon Recllnlng on some soft pillows before the bay window of my study with my head burned ln a book l was bathlng ln warm southern seas and plcklng huge bouquets of tropical flowers qulte heedless of the howllng wind outside Suddenly l looked up Why l don t know It had become late afternoon and the shadows were lengthenlng A chilly blast shook my wlndow and l was about to return to sunnler cllmes when a Figure ln the street below caught my attentlon It was a tattered flgure of a man ln a torn brown overcoat many slzes too large His shoes were through at the toes and hrs hat lf lt might be called that was a shapeless but of dirty felt As he turned l caught a fleeting glimpse of his face Ir was haggard and pale roughened by several days growth of beard His restless eyes had a mournful look a look that seemed to be strlvmg for an unattainable something that lay just beyond As l watched l saw hum glance cautiously around and seeming to feel S3tlSf:lCd that no one was looking he stooped down and plckecl up a half smoked clgar that lay among the dlrt and mth of the gutter ulckly he pocketed It and began to lump away l watched hum go the wlnrl hlllng his thln overcoat luke a balloon and bltmg hls roughened hands It seemed almost to over power him but wearlly he lumped away untll he had disappeared from my sight into the deeplng shadows l returned to my book and tried to lose myself again In those sunny cllmes where l had been revelmg a short whlle before But try as l would lt was useless 'l hose restless brown eyes haunted me that painful lump wrung my heart Where was he going! Where had he come fromi Where would he spend the mghtf All l know was that he had left me something more preclous than all the wealth ln the world a feellng of content and thankfulness at my own lot l realized how much l had how little he had Reverently l thanked Cod for that ragged hgure ln brown who had disappeared from my horlzon as mysteriously as he had come ELLA UHLLR Page Ywo Hundred fue The soul -of a skyscraper is vast, indeed vaster than its body. It knows no bounds of time or erry Now don t blush' Again that little doubt Lame to me as erry s hand brushed against rninc while we were twlnlng the coils of soft hair for a permanent wave This was my first day at the American School of Beauty Culture and twice already I had experienced this strange doubt jerry the manager of the shop was instructing me in the fun damental principles of permanent waving when her hand accidentally came in contact with mme and I unaccountably found myself blushing so noticeably that erry herself was saying Now don t blush' What a strange remark from a glrl of my own age' I gazed at her for a moment studying the dark boyishly bobbed hair the dark laughing eyes and the thin lips curved in a peculiar smile She puzzled me As soon as I could I escaped from the practice room and sought out Lorraine a former school chum of mme who has recommended this shop for the development of my talent as a beauty specialist and who at this moment was literally flooding the place while she attempted to give another girl a shampoo As I rushed in she looked up and exclaimed Why Peg where s the rush' Be nice of you to take us along What s the matter3 I have a great desire to scalp that manager She gives me the creeps' Who is she anyway3 And I sank down into a nearby barber chair Oh you mean erry' She s our new manager and I think she s a good sport although she is peculiar ust yesterday I asked her to have dmner with Mother and me but she refused pleadmg that she had already made another engagement but you know I didn t believe it Then too she always hurries away as soon as the shop is closed I wonder dreamed Audrey leisurely Filing her tiny pmk nails Oh well I suppose she s just exce eccentrum or whatever that word is' I remarked and the matter was closed The following day was practically the same as the first I was beginning to like beauty cul ture and was making fair progress in learning the technical terms Every day erry taught me some phase of the work and very often I found her eyes resting on me as I bent over some difhcult experiment One afternoon about three weeks after my enrollment in the school l was In a small side room where the solutions and wrappmgs for waving were stored counting out the number of wrappmgs needed for the next permanent wave when erry came in I went on countmg But jerry stop beside me remarking in a strange tone of voice Do you know Peg you re very pretty Surprised I looked up into her admiring eyes I questioned angry with myself for being unable to suppress the flush which I felt was burmng mv face Don t they! replied erry shortly and turned sharply and left the room Don t they! she had replied without xommltting herself Collecting the material I needed I returned to the shop and began the next wave erry was busy rnarcelling a fussy wld lady s hair and once upon glanung over at her her eyes met mlnc as lf still questioning Don t they and that odd smile came to her lips again erry certainly was strange but still she fascinated me more and more Returning from her lunch one afternoon Billy came rushmg in with apparently exciting news Oh girls I have a date with Neil Burton from the Belmont Academy' His fraternity s sponsoring a dance tonight Gosh he s grand' Believe me girls for once in my life I m really seriously in love' We however were not very greatly impressed by this outburst for Billy made a practice of falling in and out of love almost every week Oh yes you re serious' When do we hear wedding bells and tin cans-t demanded I. urillc I haven t told hlm yet Billy confessed and our whole group roared with laughter Ihrough the afternoon Billy pranced about the shop domg this and that but her mind was miles away She was giving a very aristocratic lady a mucl pack when the telephone rang and she went to answer it forgot all about her patron and left her face caked with the hard cast Had not jerry seen the predicament the dear lady probably would have died of horror As it was she merely flounced out of the shop announcing to the world in general that she would see to lt that all her friends would withdraw their patronage from the shop Poor Billy what will not love do3 The next morning we girls were eagerly awaiting the arrival of Billy and her report of her Page I wo Hundred bzx J I . . ' jerry, thanks, but do girls generally express their admiration of other girls so frankly?" 'if I Vff. ' J -. 1 .- . heavy date As usual she was late but lll5lCdCI of hcr mu-,tornary drowsy hood morning slmc exclalmed fnrls walt untll I tell you the latest scandal' lt s terrlble' She paused for breath and hurrled Into her uniform Then she sat down all of us eagerly around her Last nlght you remember I had my date with Neil We ha'l a grand tlme He s a marvel ous dancer' I thmk he s the sweetest boy I ever met But guess whom I saw crossing the Academy campus with a crowd of fellows erry' Can vou feature that' She was talking so chummlly with them and then she saw me She turned her back as lf I had not already seen her face' Anl shes supposed to be mama s little angel child' Oh no she won t accept any dates we arrange for her' Believe that' At this moment the subject of her story tame rn and seeing us all ln a hurldlc around Bully she flushed a Ilttle and ordered us to our lmger waving practice The rest of the day erry avo1de:I us Only once alone wlth mc she remarked Don t believe everything you hear Peg Before I coull reply she had turnel away and busted herself with her account books She puzzlel me unusJalIy but some lnstlnct counselel me not to tell this to the glrls A few days after thus wnshlng to ask her what lngrenents were nee el to form the latest shade of face powder I went to erry s desk where she sat wrltlng a letter She drd not look up Immediately and I couI.I not avotd seeing the salutatlon on her letter Dear Bob she had wntten' Bob must be her secret friend Maybe she was already engaged to hum' As I reflected upon the posslbxlltles of the 1:lentlty of Bob erry glancel up What IS lt Peg' Need any help' She smlled pleasantly Why yes jerry I forgot what Ingredients are to be usezl for the Batour shade of powder Here s my notebook Look lt up lh the Index By the way Peg do you luke to wrlte lettersj Not particularly I answered Now mavbe she would tell me about her mysterious Bob Neither do I she replled shortly they are a nuisance Evidently she had no deslre to conflde her thoughts concerning Bob to me and I hndlng myself wlth no excuse to linger went back to hnlsh my work with the ald of erry s notebook One night I had stayed late to complete some extra work and was walking home alone tired lmpatlent to get home as early as possible I decided to take a short cut by way of a dark gloomy alley Hardly had I taken a step when out of the darkness a man sprang I felt the bore of a revolver against my sxde I could not call for help for a huge hand clamped over my mouth Don t scream me fine lady I won t hurt youse lf ye re a good glrl and gives a poor man a couple of pennies He had seized my purse when a fist from nowhere xt seemed came shooting through the darkness and struck htm Terror seized me my knees refused to bear me up When I opened my eyes I was ln Jerry s car wlth erry bendlng sollcltously over me Oh Peg my darling' Thank Cod I came just IH tlme' He might have harmed you Dearest I stared at her lncredulously As I opened mv Ilps to CXLIAIIII errv bent her head and kissed m Struggling free I gasped Jerry' Who are vou' Youre not a gurl' You could never have saved me rf you had been' I why Yes Peg dear I do owe you an vxplanatron I have concealed m5 love for you but Your love' Yes I loved you the hrst day you tame into the shop lsut I roulcl not tell you because of a bet I had made I am erry Norton not the manager of a beautv shop but a student at Belmont Academy I took a dare to pose as a glrl seekmg a posltlon as manager of a beauty shop and to get that posltlon ln the Amerlcan School for Beautv Culture because that IS the most exclusive shop nn Benton I was to escape detection for one month lf even one person should discover my Identity I am to forfelt hfty dollars but lf more than one detected my lmposture I must pay the full amount of the bet of two hundred and Fifty dollars Oh Peg I only want to know that you love me' I am glad to forfeit that hfty dollars I d forfeit the whole bet lf you wlll only tell me that vou love me' My head was whlrllng I wondered lf I were dreaming' But no there was erry pleading It dawned upon me that I had always loved this strange erry Wlth a wonderful feeling of happiness I smxled and admitted erry I thunk I always have loved you And jerry hadn t we better try to save that two hundred LILUAN BMA Page Two Hundred Seven. 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' ' ' I The B1g Top Ladless and gennntlcmcn' This way to the beeg show' Get you u r tickets hcerc' Circus day has come and with It the flapping white tents the roaring tlgers and llons and the plnk lemonade Plunkemvllle had declared a national holiday and the whole village had turned out en masse to S1 Parker s meadow where the blg whnte mushrooms were Happmg nn the breeze The httle villager had been on deck earlner 1n the day and had excitedly watched the tent crew ralse the blg top A few of the more fortunate ones had secured the prlvllege of bemg water carriers to the crew and had been rewarded with whlte pasteboards the open sesames to the big S OW Then there had been the grand parade through the village along about ten A tlny brass band had blared out the Slars and Stripes Forever and tigers and lions had roared by ln cages redder than the palnt on S1 s barn By one oclock the meadow was filled to overflowing and stlll there were forty hve minutes before the bug show began from his perch on a soap box a barker shouted Nowww ladleez and genntlemen there are yet forteyyy Five mlnutes before the beeg show beglns So for your entertainment we have arranged a museum of wonnnders lf you wlll just step up a but closer r r rr So up stepped the whole vxllage and many shmy dimes were spent to see oo oo the dog faced man Fatxma the Egyptran ueen and Marvel the horse whose tall was where his head should be After that The beeg show ladless and genntlemen' Step rlght this wayyy' And thxs way they stepped scrambling and Jostllng for rlngslde seats to be a but nearer the fantastlcal personages of the brg top From the Grand Entre with nts Jumblmg clowns smlllng equestrlennes and Persian princesses on rhmestone bedecked elephants to the Grand Fmale with nts rumbling veermg charlot race fought neck to neck to a close hnlsh each second was packed wlth thrllls for the vlllagers Pea nuts and popcorn were conveyed to already amply hlled organs balloons floated breezlly above the crowd At last the show was over the tent crew razed the bng top lumbering wagons carried its immense frame to the next circus ground Plunkemvllle resumed business and the cows were restored to Sl s meadow The clrcus had gone but the gay spmt of the bug top glacldened the hearts of Plunkemvllle s cxtxzens for a long time to come ELLA UHLFR On Bemg Taught to Take a DIVC Have you been so unfortunate a person as to take a stroll down the street and meet a friend who offers the pleasant remark of Take a dive 9 l have and have been totally dumbfounded My first move IS to quickly retrace my steps to my room and lock myself lh seclusion to realize the full slgnlflcance of take a dlve Belng a modest but powerful swimmer but bemg unable to take a dlve l arrive at the conclusion that the remark was meant with all seriousness The tank of the local Y lVl C A bemg the nearest l seek the instructor of swxmmmg and pctltlon hlm to give me a thorough lesson ln dlvmg l am told that there are many prellmmarles m learning to dlve the first bemg an understandmg of the subject l am told that diving IS a science and that science IS exactmg that dlvmg bears a direct relation to physics lh that lt Involves two well known prlnclples The first of these deal with the lnertla of movlng bodles the latter wlth Archlmedes celebrated Prlnclple The former means nothing to me but the mentlon of Archimedes Principle commends my memory to rapldly review certain problems whlch relate to the Law The instructor xn his discussion explains to me that with the exception of certain elements everythlng that goes down comes up that IS ln water Stlll wonderlng whether l should be classed as one of the certam elements l am confronted by a new problem the frrst attempt to take a dxve Bemg young and carefree I approach the edge of the tank and peer down into the still water wlth its entrancmg charm l hesitate and then my shnvermg body takes perfect form as l throw my feet into the axr and descend toward the water ln less than a second my abdomen hits the water wxth a resounding crack agaln proving for sclence and the world that a moving body falls at the rate of thirty three feet per second ln a moment l come to the surface of the tank splutterlng and coughing water and look up Into the face of the grlnnlng Instructor Cllmblng out of the tank l am greeted by the Instructor with a sarcastlcal compliment f Good attempt Today you wlll find me an accomplished diver due not to any sclentlst who has orlglnated the SCIPDIIGC laws which deal wlth floating bodies but to the unknown hero who originated the old saynng If at hrst you don t succeed try and try agam josrrn SCHAPPI 1. 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Llfe lfl 8 31' The sky wus gxccn It was x pleasant day ln Aprll lhc thousand httle round green clouds lloxted over head All was quiet llere und there were sllver bubbles wavlng stems and pale white spots Now and then a bubble rose rose up through the hltered sunlight up past the little green clouds up Into space It was quiet pale and pretty Mrs Coll went about her busmess She was not a common Coll 1 not she she was small rolled llke a tape measure She dxdn t hurry she had a supreme blt of gossip to tell her very dear frlend Madame Vandlvlng Legs She found her a lh flurry the Vandlvlngs were alwavs that way l hear Mrs Leechf lb going to have chlldren o Yes thlrty more or less and Mrs C0ll whispered the rest Too bad and Madame Vandlvlng was away She dldn t care much for gossip As she darted along down cool avenues lined wlth green several pair of eyes watched her envlously They were the orphan chuld of Sally Salamander left to fight their way ln llfe Each was cuddled up ln his own nursery the mherltance from thelr mother who had dipped too deep ln the flesh pots who had allowed herself to be tempted by an easy life she followed the bubbles The nurserles were the helght of health construction all glass and shockproof constructlon A new hgure shot down the avenue He was probably a Protozoa or Pro as he was called Hts dlvlng climbing and turnlng were superb Few were his equal But far far away out where folks said the earth stoppcsl and one could go no more where It was very brlght and hot lxved a race of fxbled monsters 4 Many had left thus paradlse and Jour neyed there most of them never came back Armored Cyclops swift Daphlna even large Pros went to their end And the creatures that llved there' lhe httle ones safe an their nurserles had been told nearly as blg as the nursey wlth long green arms and thousands of leaping pol sonous spears When they were bug they thought Well go there and explore There were other stories told to these httle babes stories of great white vaultst hlclden beneath the earth No hvlng bemg had ever opened their doors and llved to tell of lt 'l hey heard too of giant snakes' Wflggllllg thelr way along far below their cool nurseries But before exploring dlgglng for treasure or hunting oh' before all those longmgs could be fulhllefl they must settle down and be respectable cltlzens marry and have a home not allow their children to be herdel into one cramped hulldlng like the eyesore which gr tced the far end of the avenue and could be found III numbers all over the community lt was an asylum for Orphan Snatls lt was the favorite lOplL of conversation for the Woman s Club thrown together unsanltary ramshaclcle a crlme they called lt Mrs Caddxs whose luxurious stone mansion stood opposite was tts foremost opponent She was very wealthy the presxdent of the Woman s Club every summer she went traveling ust now however she was plannlng a new crusade lt was to protect our dear httle ones from the gypsles 8 Two bands of them had been tourlng the town So far nothlng had happened but as Mrs Caddls sald You never can trust these foreigners As the Woman s Club was begulllng 1ts tune away one day Mrs Caddls had left long ago on her summer tour by wanderlng through the spacxous stone house a courier ln the shape of Mr Pro shot out of the sky and landed gently on the front lawn He brought terrlble news Another glacler was sweeping from the north Nonsense' There hadn t been one smce prehlstorlc days The latest account of one had been found quite recently by a party of scientists dlgglng down deep ln the earth they had found traces of houses slmllar to the houses of the Coils of today and ln one ruln had found a record But lt was true As the days flew by lt became colder and colder The pretty green clouds gave place to sullen brown ones l verybody frantxcally dug houses under the earth As the Ice approached philosophers wondered whether clvlllzatlon would survive or perish lcc and cold and the fcw sturdy souls entrenched Ill burrows were all that remained dead Au-NLD Wcxstx rs f rs X n tt us 1 drt ld 1: 1 grt ll ul It ill ll I kts IX I N 1 gxpslcs u X Page Two Hundred Nine .V, i..,,, - ..2 ,,.. , ' 'L " . ., ' , 5 , Q ' . 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Two Men and a Lady lhe nlght was dark Overhead the pale Colorado moon occasionally peeped through lts wreath of clouds th sickly smlle on lts face lllumlnatlng the scene below Along a steep rocky pass a battered decrepit old l'ord was slowly maklng lts way The pass was barely wide enough to allow lts nolsy passage and the wheels were often dangerously near the edge lts occupants bllssfully unaware of their dangerous predlcament were chatting together wlth the greatest unconcern Bull we ve just gotta make 'lop Notch tonight l lzzle has a bad cough and lt may develop into pneumonia Well have to take a look at her mnards when we get there but l think she ll make ll We ve about hve mlles more to go and l m nearly worn out How about taking the wheel a while Bllli Aw oe can t vou take her through! l m tlred too and you ve got just five mlles more to go to flnlsh your trick Fl hen l ll take lt All right but lt s sure hard on a guy to jockey the old glrl up thls pass slck as she IS l gotta ke p her left fender scraplng the wall or well take a steep dive of about a mile Llzzle s working pretty nlce thoagh Poor glrl Gotta be thankful for that at least ust then the car seemmg to hear these words had a fit of coughing which whlle It dxd not develop into pneumonla dld develop into acute pneumatic trouble Wlth a loud bang that rang through the stillness of the night the left back tlre blew out Llzzle gave a sudden lurch the rlght back wheel skldded off the pass and the car rested on lts axle on the edge of the trall It was empty of occupants however for they had swiftly lifted anchor when they sensed trouble Shaking they stood on the edge of the trail Why the bloomm old cantankerous contraptlon' Trled to murder us eh' Cranky old maid burst out B111 almlng a klck at the old bus What ll we do now oe3 oe took off hls hat scratched hls head then sagely remarked Let s jack her up and Hx the at This was no mean feat ln fact lt would have been a creditable achievement for any famous engineer The two boys managed to do lt however by putting the LIZZIC s brakes on jacking h r up shovmg her over on the trall and rejacklng her Then they hxed the ture and stood panting persplrmg freely though the nlght was cool Well that s done Now let s let down the Jack and get goin' Guess she ll run sand Bull Hope so And let me tell you Bull lf we ever get to Top Notch allve l m gonna scrap this old bus and go afoot for the rest of my vacatlon l d never trust myself to her again Let us go The two boys let down the jack and started the motor Wlth a sweet chatter the four cylinders popped merrily away as lf on their maiden journey Well don t that beat all Just listen to that baby' Say am t she just like a womani' You never can tell nohow what she s agonna do Let s get goin' With a merry rattle the two men and the lady proceeded up the dangerous hnll ln the sky a sly S'IlllB appeared on the face ofthe man ln the moan and he seemed to chuckle Possibly ln his long llfe he may have learned to know women But l doubt lt WALLAch KNERR Page Two Hundred Ten .. 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H --. lVlr Hart and the Flag Allentown enjoys the unique honor of havlng one of the hrst Incorporated l lag Day ASSOCld tions nn the Umtel States founded ln V906 by oe L Hart nts president Upon bemg asl-:eel how he became interested ln founding such an association Nlr Hart replled My father who was born ln l rance had the l rench splrlt of patriotism and as soon as l was old enough to know he instilled ln me the love of the flag When l c xme to Allentown l notlce l that there was no display of the llag except ln the schools anj publu. lJUll.lll"lgS l conceived the Idea of encouraglng the people of this city to display the flag on Flag Dav lVlemJr1alDay and September I4th the day on whlch the Slar Spangled Banner was composel On une I4 l90f,v Flag Day was First celebrated ln Allentown and on uly 3 I907 with the co op ration of patrlotxc cltlzens l organlzezl the Allentown Flag Day Association Soon after he foundel thus assotlatlon lVlr Hart began to urge the adoption of the Slar Span gled Banner as the national anthem Sever xl bllls were 1ntro:luce.l mto Congress but to no av ul During the course of has light for the recognition of the Slur Spangled Banner Mr Hart securcol resolutions from lhc l ll-cs the Daughters of the Amerltan Revol ltlon Chamber of Com meree anal other patrlotu organizations obtaxnlng the signatures of two mllhon persons who favorcl th l lea ln 'Vl xreh l95l Mr lllrt s ellorts were crownel wlth suctcss when Congress passel the blll mal-ung lranus 5 ott Key s xnsplrcl song the national anthem of the United States l'he Couus feels that xt lb speaking for the people of Allentown when lt makes permanent this record of appreu muon to lVlr llart for the splcnjld patrlotxc work he has actornpllshed FLLA UML! 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CO UI Get acquaznfed with llus Insfztufzon a good place lo start a ban Ing connecllon a ler y 0 u leave school MERCHANTS CITIZE NATIONAL BANK 81 TRLST I OIVIPANY The Bank Of Real SCFVICC AI LENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA THE SPALDING SPORT SHOP LEHIGH VALLEYS LEADING SPORT CENTER OFFICIAL OUTFITTERS TO LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLITCES ALSO AI LENTOWN BUFITAI OI S AT IVIODI RATE PRICI S KODAKS AND SUPPLII-S WITWER JONES CO 949 HAMILTON ST ALLENTOWN PA 2 so Pg7 ' rw L, Cf,IVII7I.Iil,I4I'1 LINE OI" GOLF TENNIS BASliI3AI,L FISHING TACKLE IJIAL -27 I I OPEN EVENING a c 'wo I lundrea' Twelve I Class Wlll and Testament BE IT REMEMBERED That we the Senlor Class of the Allentown Hxgh School ln this year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and thlrty one bemg of reputed sound and tremen dously dlsposlng mind of lmmense memory and foggy understanding con slderlng the uncertalnty of llfe do therefore make publlsh and declare this to be the last Wlll and Testament of our class ln all manner and form following that IS to say ITEM We order all our debts and outstanding expenses to be paid by the executor heremafter named as soon as conveniently may be after our departure from these halls SECOND We give devise and bequeath unto the lower classmen teachers and lnterested partles all our estate real personal or collectlve of whatever nature or klnd as wheresoever situated at the time of our departure To the classes to follow we bequeath all manner of textbooks torn or other WISC of whlch we die possessed and we do commend your souls to the guldance of our dear teachers We do direct the blackboards ln study hall to be used only to announce plays dances and dues never more to humlllate dellnquents To the SCHIOFS to be wc wlll our stately bearing and our manner of con ductlng class meetlngs although we recommend certaln corrections and deletlons To the Juniors we bequeath our success ln puttlng over proms soclals and class plays May you use thls gnft often wlsely and well To our beloved teachers we leave the memory of hve hundred youngsters who struggling on with some degree of Intelligence and understancllng got your subject We leave also a slncere appreclatlon of the klndness wlth whlch you helped us on the long long way to graduatlon To the advlsers and office asslstants we leave a clean slate all cuts and failures answered for We reluctantly take our leave of you To the staff of the Blue Book Canary and Blue and COMUS we leave a waste basketful of materlal submitted but not used our ablllty to make much of llttle the reallzatlon that the public can t always see the beauty of a contrlbutlon and we wlsh you as able an edltor and as smooth a buslness manager as we had on our Canary staff To the hlgh school at large we leave five hundred seats ln the cafeteria and the sum of ten dollars to be used for the purchase of a sufhclent number of mustard jars Our audltorlum perxods we leave to the Sophomores as to those most ncedlng enlightenment To the comlng athletlc teams we bequeath the pluck and ablllty of our l93l members ln order to assure that the name of our Alma Mater keep its place among the Immortals Page Two Hundred Thrfleen 1 1 ' - v - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' , 1 1 -1 1 - - - 'L - 1 1 , . 1 1 K1 . , , . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 , , .1 1 1 1 1 . . . , . . 1 1 1 .f . , 1 , , 1 f 1 1 11 1 . , c. , . f FAMOUS FOOTWEAR FOR MEN WOMEN CHILDREN WETHERHOLD 81 NIETZGER The Slorc 0 Famous Shoes HAMII TON STRFFT ALI FNTOWN PA c' SHOES EIGHTH 81 HAMILTON I iq Cl OTHFQ YOUNC' MVN PRFFVR AT PRICVS YOUNC' MVN CAN AVFORD SHANKWEILER 81 LEHR O THF SQl ARF ALITNTOWN IT PAYS TO BI Y Ul H I KISTLER JEWTIVR N OPTOMVTRIST IOZ5 H MIIT N STRTFT Allr TOXVN P DFI IVTRY PHONF 2 8684 DRUGGIQT9 WUI Allrrx STRFFT PHO F 7648 CONRAD STUDIO llbhotographs LIVE FOREVER N lwll rrH S'llll'I IFNT WN PQT f O .. 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O' , axe wo l1unn'rcrfF0urIr'0n PA To all appllcants who know themselves to be goodlookmg the Semor boys glve up their places on the front steps ln the hope that thxs lnstltutlon may be carrled on and that to the stranger approaching the first Impression of the bulldlng may contrnue to be a good one ln short to lnsure to the school a handsome facade As a hnal bequest ln spite of all our own shortcommgs we deslre that the student body do cherish the tl'lCllllO!'lS and customs of our Alma Mater We trust that you wlll always keep your pl xy clean though your escapades be merry xnd mad th at you wlll keep your work so honest as to merlt respect and that you will forever hold hugh ln your hearts the hneness that has always marked the spmt of the Allentown Hlgh School ln good falth we will to you these cherlshed possessions charglng you to honor them and to carry them forever IH your hands as have we who have gone before Be yours to hold It hlgh And lastly we do make constntute and appoint Danlel W Hamm to be the executor of thus our last wlll and testlment hereby revoking all former wllls ind testaments by us at any tlme heretofore made and declaring thls to be our last will and testament IN WlTNFss XVHERFOF we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal the second dry of june ln the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred md thlrty one CIAQS OF NlNErEEw THIRTY ONE Signed sealed published and declared by the testator above namecl as and for the last wlll and testament ln the pres ence of us who have hereunto at our request subscrlbed our names ln pres ence of each other as witnesses hereto Page 7wo Hundred Frfleen ' z ' ' J 4 . . s 2 . z 3 2 - ' 3 'ATO you from failing hands we throw the torch: Z . 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I , C . , K, i ' ' ' ' 2 ' - X. 4 ,si I ' A ' MAX YOU MIGHT AS WELL USE THE BEST FOR THAT REASON WL ARE OFFVRING NATIONAI LY ADVI RTISED BUII DVRQ AIDS CliiEfl5 WUUDWURK AINTS AND vAnN1SHE CROMAR READY IA INISHED OAK FLOORING 991' RIYIIIIIIII 'nlll N895 Ai' ald and used e same day IACH WIYERH ill'nfll IIEADIIIJAIUE R5 Fllll 4slwAl1f wma FAIIKALEII LUARANIEEII ONI THI REST OIT IT9 KIND D1 TRIRL Trn rn THE TREXLER LUIVIBER CO LUIVIBFR COAL PAINTQ WOODWORK l604 GORDON QTRFTT AI LENTOWN PFNNQYI VANIA DIAL 625I PgT , me IIEPU . 2 EU - 1' Q 1' Y Y MM, 1 I I I 'E-5: V-M 1' Il Q ll ' f " ' ll Il Lf' if ' 'K N K ,Q ,L f T I YQ I X l' lA f 5 5 T 3 :T T I I Y gk' ' ll ll 11,915 . s A ' ER S I 2 ' O a c wo Hundred Sixiccn Class Prophecy My body was restung on cold stone My returnung senses began dumly to reguster the thungs about me The darkness was fadung away I vaguely saw the outlune of a small room What was I doung herel I staggered to my feet and looked about me I saw no door or wundows Was I burued aluvei No ut was not that I heard footsteps above me I shouted crued for help and then I knew nothung lt was hard to belueve It was ghastly The men who had found me un that room saud ut was now Aprul I0 l972 I had been asleep twenty one years' I or more than two derudes I had sluunbered whule the world about me had gone on Twenty one years before on une I5 I95l I had somehow fallen unto that secret room un the new gvrnnasuurn There un a sort of rataleptue state I had slept un lustuurluel and guven up for dead whule the years passed bv As I left the gymnasuum I saw un the plate where formerly the m1uun buuldung of the hugh school had stood a towerung buuldung of some Iufty storues extendung to wluere the athletur fueld h ud once been Allentown un I DZ' I resolvel to enter and to questuon the prunrupal whoever he mught be about several thung-1 that troublel me I was ushered unto an ofluce Seuted at the desk w us Ioseph Benner I am oseph Benner pruntupal of Allentown Iluglu School XI hat us ut you wantl I trued dont you renuember mel I m Bernard I rank And so I tol I luum nuv strange I ule I begged hum to tell me what had happened to my fruends who had graduated In I95l He told me that ackue Daubenspeck was now the Reverend ohn I Daubenspeck and th ut Ray Brennen had become the Dustrutt Attorney of I ehugh County Several of the fellows had become coaches Al 7otter at Notre Dame ummy Hauze at Penn gtate Duck Iandus at Columbua Bull Wallustsclu at Cornell None of them had good teams Alfred Webb coach at lvluhlenberg for ten vears had won the natuonal football champuonshup I ewus Sprague traveled the tountry over Iecturung on Vurgunua and Why! At Ilollywood Nlarwood Stark Bob Senderowutz I Ioyd Moyer a1k Rehfus and Kenneth Nlohn have made theur mark us screen lovers Severul blondes and brunettes were gettung puy checks of '56 000 u week Paulune Allen I laune Iiullug und lean Nlunnunger Bullue Moyer Alyre letler und Dorothy Ilugy ure on the legutuunute stage starrung un ull of Clurente I I golf s pr0du1tlon'-u on Broadway At the top of the teachung professuon are Cluurles Ilenheld Ralph I golf I lmer Ialurunger K urll ulbert Ilenry 'ipanuslu acobs I eter IVI ust ko r Aluce Albrught Nluldred Ilerm un I Ie unor C urpenter Agnes Qressman Ruth Duvus und Annu Lrunu lVIarv Kurlun had become the Dean of Women ut C oluumbu u Unuversuty und 7 ubel I zekuel w ts u well known poet Recently he saud at Curnegue Hall Warren Ifenfueld I dwun Maletsky and I ouuusel rfymm had been guven a tremendous ov utuon C harles U Donnel was presudent of the Rudge Avenue Rank and Nlorrus Parmet was chuef surgeon at St I luke s Hosput ul oseph l'eters does tuel1l work for the Antu Saloon league Hus nut kname us now Pussy oot Harold Roth and Norman Trump he assured me were proud possessors of the Trump Roth BIIQIIHZ Instututuon Harruet Kleckner essue Buurnan and Ruth Wloolaston have become the most famous truo of chamber musuc Anna Bader and Betty Schuuler had jouned the Curls Navy organuzed un I9-II I orrest Rehrug was the premuer raduo announcer over statuon WSAN now owned by Charlue lVlacKenzue Walter Wunters had unvented a plane that lands on a small plot of land or on an ordunarv roof ohn Reuchard s How to Keep from Stammerung was luavung a tremendous sale Arthur Iioettger and Iaul Seng expert avuutuon enguneers were spe1ualu7ung un raduo Con struvtuon Nlargaret Horn and Xlargaret I rances The Cold Dust Twuns were now raduo performers T C atluerune I ueberman was I resudent of the Women s C lub and an ac tuve worker un the W C U Irances I unge had lf11l7f'LI everybody by artuullx wunnunr., the Nutuonal Womens clnlf Ch umpuonshup Page I wo I lunrlred qeucnleen Y 1 , . . . , 1 . 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COIVIUI N MANINIIXG ARWSTRONG SHOE F ISHIONIS 807 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN PA AT GRAIJUATION TIME YOUR ITRIFNDS EXPFCT YOUR PHOTOFRAPH AND YOU WANT THI IRS SPECIAL STYLFQ AT RFASONABLF PRICFQ VVINT STUDIO 617 LINDEN STREET DIAI FOR APPOINTIVIFNT Z l3I0 KAEPPEL 8I KESTER RFAITORS REAI ESTATE INVESTMENTS SIXTH AND LINDFN STRFFTS AI I VNTOWN PA IN THE INTFRFST Or THI1, HIGH SCHOOI CAPETFRIA R ACRIRIM Pgr1J1Fg 0 X X I - A 1 I 1 L CHARI-I,'lS W. EARL KESTER T LI J T 3 .1 IVI S. . . I I, anagcr ll c , wo fun re: -i llfeeli I Speakung of golf Bull McDermott and ames Schureman had become munuature golf magnates and hard as ut was for me to belueve that sport to be stull exustung Samuel Ffron stull tellung faury tales us author of the Demaceronu Tales And lrvung Ruu owns that large quarry near Coopersburg l leanor Wool and Gladys gchneuder are bug game hunters un Afruca the poor elephants and luons' Henry Lut7 now an archutect luves un Parus where he had desugned the new Fuffel Tower C Robert Meyers or uf you please Mayor Meyers of the U 5 A had unvented the Meyers Comb desugnel to keep the haur un place wuthout combung the aur Mardell lvans he saud l rl fund conductung the Woman s Band of Allentown and Donald Lallarre erstwhule lawyer had fallen heur to one of the ruchest estates un l rance llooray for the Chevaluer Muke Koman was he thought huuntung buffalo un the wulds of liogelsvulle Carl Muller and liarl Muller and l dwun Muller own the bug Muller Muller 81 Muller huuuldung at Slst and Hamulton Qtreets Olga Yablonsku and Sara Scheudy are wrutf-rs of text books whuch are publushed by the prunt ung hrm of Blankowutch and Company Roland Meyers and Wulluam Muksh manufacturers of holeless doughnuts all have become mulluonaures' Vurgunua Woolston guest sunger for Freadue Gladstone s Vulla Happy Rock Orchestra whuch uncludes Benjamun Cuoreluck Carl Bernhardt George Conrad Alexander l Lutz and Multon Lowy have been makung a great hut Fmuly Morell Peggy Neutz lsabel Ruhe and Dorothy Bartholomew all by a strange co uncudence were un lqrederuck Hamm s offuce lnrutz us 1 lawyer Luuculle Osman stull owns the Crustall Restaurant Mary Packer Melha Ott Frances Morgan Dorothy Morgan and Muruam Lueberman unstructors un Muss ldarr s Select qchool for C urls were attractuve as ever school of Art Leonard Burkert of all persons has become Ameruc u s premuer deep sea duver salt and fresh water akue Butz us of course a health ofhcer R Kennedy Carpenter stull thunks of green mysterues ln fact he us a mystery wruter whose storues are much un demand by the Hottentots Ruth Klune had taken Helen Wull s place un tennus Twenty one years can do muclu Chrustune Kleckner us busuness manager of the l lbcrlu Drgcsl eduted by Luther Schlenker and Roy Hoffman Roy us also the Chuef Scout Fxecutuve of the Natuonal Couuncul of the Boy Qcouts of Amerucaj Herbue Hulton has become a hotel magnate controllung suxty seven hotels un the country Whatever unduuced hum to go unto the hotel racket3 Louus Curocco was up north Yes a lumber jack un hus spare tume enterung marathon races Rosemary Bhaer has reached great heughts as a lawyer lrvung Copeland was now Warrlen at Sung Sung f ruson but oe dud not tell me which other fruends were there Wulluam Coyle and Fred Hemstreet un the detectuve busuness compete wuth Sherlock Holmes Ruth Rosenberg swummung unstructor at the ewush Communuty Center and Anna Rau and lzzy Saeger un a fashuonable beauty establushment Ruth Schlenker and Vuvuan Saeger teachers at Coopersburg Hugh School and Nathalue Schulman at Emaus Hugh all were comung to a meetung here the next day Thomas Daly Hanney has opened up hne dog kennels and specualuzed un Chows Ruth Havard Harruet Horn and Vuolet Wolfe are popular and well known wruters whule Paul Rubrecht and Carol Leau own Traylor s Fnguneerung Company Evelyn Getz sells racket unsurance to such buusuness men as Hen Breunug Fdmund Colluns Danny Hrusko and ohn l-land Flsa and Margaretta C raeflun do a suster act on the R is O Vaudevulle curcuut Ruth Be lotea us a cow gurl out un Texas Arthur Bugnell us a hugh pressured bond salesman Bob Bottenheld us the champuon wrestler un Lehugh County defeatung Max Gullenson for the tut e Fduth Croman does drawungs for judge and Lu e Wunufred Harruer us a nurse at the Thomas Granger Hosputal Page Two Hundred Nuneleen 2 A 1 . . A Ag Q x. A ' 1, . 1. ., ' . , . . r . ., 1 . l 4 , . A , A f A . . . A 'l . ' 1 A' , ,K 44 . R rl 't . ,k ,X ' . . I . . . . . .. . . . . , . . , - A F' . . 4 A A1 V A. , 1 . . K. . , - . c c . . tr , W A . , . , - . Q - ., . ' ,. A , k A , , 1 1 . u h . . - V - 1 ' f A, A It . v u t , v , I C - .4 I S v . . ' ' '. , 1 t, , , 4. . Thelma Kline has gone into partnershup wuth Paul Cackenhack and George Shiflert in a , u . ., .. AzA. .' , ...-' .,.t 4 . . . . 1 I A n '- A 4- A K , .4 V- ' , , A K A .s A At. ' I m v . V fr - - - u V 'l . A A- + 1 A A E s 1 4 .. . 1 C - B s A K V . M V .. , . .W Q- kr ' . , ,l , ' u , . . . x l I 1 ' Y 1 4 A x, I f A. J . A . . I A . A. . . r. . L A A A , A l . A A A CQNALII SUPPLEE ICE CREAM T USED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Herrnarl llelger all arcllaeologlst lb Llldbllli, llllllllllllffb lll Lgypt lVlarle Hummel IS a professlonal darlcer Dave Ruhe publlshes the lllornmq Call He s a prlnter Karl C llbert IS worklng day and nlght ln Reno movlng the CllV0l'l.C cases as speedlly as posslblc Bernle '51 hwartz and Bob Shoemaker have become toreadors down lh MEXICO They are popularly known as the Amerlcano flungo Bull Throwers Excellento l:.leanor l aulkner has opened up a hat store at Flfty slvcth and HdUllll0ll Streets l oulse Bell and Anna Belles are ln the Clrls Navy Ray Guth IS Presldent of Brlcklayer s UNION No 502 lmmy GTlIDWO0d IS our premler tennls player oe Fllnchaw and Carl Warmkessel control the auto lrldustry lrl H552 most everybody used the alrplane Emlly Kelper IS a women s wrlter for the Ladlcs Home ourrlal Katherlne oseph I5 Secretary of the Women s Chamber of Commerce organlzed ln I94l Ruth Jaffe IS head of the Jaffe Commerclal School Wllma Klstler IS the leacllng exponent of modernlstlc palntlng Harvey Everett owns Hess Bros They went bankrupt ln I95I I ennle Bobb I9 selllng machlnes to the Esklmos Etah Buchman IS practlslng law practlslng hls rlghts l' leanor Carpenter IS Asslstant l'dltor of College lfumor Bertha Cassln and lVllldred Cohen are ln the Insurance business Charles Cressman and Reuel De rlllli are hrernen Wlllcll l0L0IllOllVCN hxc cllglrles furnaces3 Paul Daubert I9 a rllodel at Koch Bros Amella Cassone 19 teachlng l rench to the l rent ll lll I rance Helen Uhle Pearl l lchtenwalner Nlarjorle and Selma Unger Ruth l evcnson and Lleallor Walp are nurses lrl Roberts K Dodd s Bone factory Walter Dlefenderfer IS sole owner of the 3lst N ltlonal Hank l velyn Kllng lrllan and C atherlne Kr lrner h lve hc sro thc 4 lll ol the soll I hcy re farnlcrcttes Rose Vlgllone has her own soda parlor Helen Drayton IS l teacher at luskegec lIlSllllIlC l awrence Ruhl and lllll Walters arc travellng around the world llley IC trylng to t ltch t IC ralnhow Stanley l lnk lnd arnes l berts are lrl l ngland reorganlzlng Scotland Yard Loulse Kunkle Dlck Troxel and l.0lllb l psteln are ln the SWISS Navy whlcll was Ofgdlllled by Blll Frltsch ln l938 Marlan Frnst IS ln the Unlted States Senate lrene TTICC coaches basketball at Smlth College lrances Stenlakc coaches at Vassar dlld Beatrlce Symons at Barnard Evelyn Wagel and Helen Krolesky are owners of the Traylor s Hotel DaVld Dalmond and Robert Deckert are well known fishermen Arlene Kllnger 1S an 8CtlVe Y W C A worker Betty Klotz has taken up mezllclne as a career 'Vlae Wleder and Edna WISSCY are lnterested ln Clmbel s Store ln Phlla Ralph Llchty and joseph ampetas are co lnventors of an auto glro that also runs sldeways and backwards Anna Schell has her own beauty parlor oseph IS a blg league baseball player He s known as W llldy hvelyn Smlth lb a slnger over the radlo Abfdhdm Karol lldS belofne d fdlnf,ub lllUSll,dl 5tiVl llldyer Charlle Kenlnlerer lb d fdrnler spec ldllzlng In pollllry fdlSlIlS., Nlarle Steln and Nlarjorle Steckel are ln the Women s Congress org llllzcd I9-32, lom Kennedy coaches plng pong at the Unlverslty of Clllcago ane lavlor IS a lecturer lnd traveler Woodrow and lJdVld Knappenberger arc IIHSSIUII lrles to the l blClIll0b ll' if Pk 41 if Stop l crled You have YAICI enough l very one IS a success Ill lllb clloscn VOLdllUIl l very one s schooner has conle lrl l very one has tasted of llfe and l And then l knew no more Page 1u.o Hundred lwcnly one J t ' - . 4 . A l V c J. Q V . . if- 1 P- lllrances Caplan arid llolllse lllehlhre ln, l'zflL:lhHfl,.ll'liIlilIlg tzllkles. ' Q V I l 4' I.. 4 l , 4 A . . w A at s J -. 1- ' I ' 'Af V ak ' . A ' I I 1 In I Dlstlnctlve SCIVICC Prompt DeI1very SCTVICC THE O N 1.Y CLEANERb OF WEARING APPAREL WL 50IlClt Your I dtronagn Solgly upon thg IVIu1tb of Our Work M I4 IORIbH 6: bON O I-IA1v11L1oN Sr AL1.1.N1oWN IA 308 N Fll'lH S1 RLADINL I ,f of I 2113! QM MN' WAPNW ,Y Rx 'haf' AIVIERICUS HOTEL SIXTH AND I'IAMIL'lON S15 A1 1 1.N1owN I A 525 Rooms 325 Bmub 1 MAIN DININC ROOIVI C Rll LL ROOM CAFFTFRIA IRIVATL DININC ROQIVIS IBANQUL IP HALL CAI ACI IY IBAI L IQOOIVI DCI C IH' Every .Sf llflllly lx llllf M 1 LEADING P LORISTS NEW YORK FLORAL CO 5l5 I4AMILTON bTR1:1.T Tdgphong 8767 ILOWlf.Rb IOR AIL OCCASIONS PROMPT DLLIVLRY 66 QQ A I ' I YJ- - y 1 S . 1 . 4' v I 3I " f ' , 9. . f' Y ', DA. Y 12:-- I A . 32 ,.!gI. -I qi '11, ' ' iff! N gk, ,N as Ah in xx . . . . L . 'b Q ' , 4 A : ,. v D D 1 ' V Is? :1 II IIIINII gli . I III :al ll 1 Ra cs, 53.00 and up Q ni I 71 11111 I , I1 lliiip I1 :Ji 1 ' :":i ll? Nl ll a 1 A ' !7.f.'.,:II 4 , X J : 3 ' -,V A '- .. W H " I -fi: M11 W A - 1 " H00 -W-V44 A -r V ,, 3' . Q 1+ , ' T A IE' fi ,. NI EI 1 1' J .. ' '.f fj Au ISSIUN, 75c CiA'll',lllNl1 ANY'1'1M14. AN 'XVIII-.RIC I THE COFF ELT STUDIO when good PORTRAITS are no a mallcr o acczdcnl Ll VLN TWLNTY SLVLN fAxLl LN1owN IIAMII roN SIRI ll I LNNSYIVANIA '+Q?'E-1 W Xo2SXfg11uItax street e R y I y I T y we RoyaI Typewrlter Agency I29 N S1xT11 ST A1 LENIOWNI PA I HONI 2 0833 RITTER CE, SMITH CO BUII D1 RS AND CONTRACTORS LUIVIBER IVIII..I.. WORK Duponl .s Paznls and Varnzshcs BAYERFI x IVIAI tux IVIIIL N11 011111 111111wox 61 Qouuox S15 SLLINIOX N KOCH BROTHERS CENIRL SQUARL ALLENTOWN The Sorl o Clolhmg Pre crrcd by Young Men Who Rcffccl Rcfncrmnl and Good laslc ln lhur Appanl I A11 0111.11 BY IIKKLY I RELMAN KUPPLNIILIMLR ADII 11 Roc111511R DOHB5 H X15 IVIxN11x1rAN S1111115 IIo1.L11xoo1 IIOSILRY Page I u,o Hundred Iuenly lhrce ' I Ii Q f ' ' ' , A, S.. ii.. J, g ' ' '41 ,ff , .. ef Wf- f' H 1 - I 1, ,wf 1 l 1 ur i' -XX 1 I I JE-f,B,!7,,gkI'7'gs5!,Q9 Royal I'ortabIc and Standards Th o a is the 'I' pewriter o oda . D211 ' J I , ' . Af 'iz 'L I .' PA. f ' . f . CCQIVIUI CONIPI IVIP NTS OF THF P ldd f 1 4 1 i n CLASS OF 1931 CGINALII QLIVER S. RABENOLD FUNERAL HOME 'X x X 7 l xxl xxxlx f I ll Ill I1 l'U1'l".R,'Xl DlI'liC"l'1 il' NNI 'Q M H .X LM ll R I I6 5ULJ'l'Il LICLI l'l'l I 5'l'lilLlfQ'l' .fX1.1.1.:sl'm'.', JI.NN5Yl. L y . ,,", ,".,iYf'., CCQDIVIUI CUMPI IMILNTS CLASS OF 1932 P T OF THE H dT -' I Watchlng the Clock How long exch nnnute lingers as xou sul :ntl watmh the 1 lttk this period s never tnded lt s hngcrs seem to :not lc C ruse you vc not done your lessons und you slt there oh so sa. ned whlle the cloek lcers clown upon you to say You re not prepared' What' l lurty minutes more' Why do el xsses go so slow' As teacher calls upon ext In one Allah pranse l rn the last row' But my he s eomlng Lloscr will the llrst lxell never sound3 Gosh these questions sure are posers and my turn IS Lomln roun Ah there s a bell but alas lt s not the last This one just notifies me that just half the perlocl s past Ven: Uldl uc: the famlllar phrases rung and the timepiece grlnnlng at me seems those same old words to sing He knows he has me ln hms power to do wlth what he may Oh me' Why dlcl l have to llve this so unhappy day3 found xt now hut sadlv do l moan l or long and quaint hard phrases are the words that meet mv eye and all of them mean nothing Again l groan and sigh' What' Gladstone unpreparedi Some extra work for you' And as l sink lnto my seat the bell rings Am I blue' So lxlce all pometree good or not thus fable has nts lesson Don t watch the clock but study hard and you ll do no Conlessm Fm D bl ADSTONF The Call of Sprmg Helzolzl how bulmu spring lwrcallzcs or llxc wmlrq weary azr lml so llq pulsmq bids you on llcr sprrrl warm uml fun Coorllruf. lo lvurrcn lifeless ulzl lo wluppmg nu czl lrec Iht qlorzous sprung lwegms lu wrelcl llcr :Lund nmjeslltallq luulgc you slccpmg vrolei l eclq lhrough lhc fragrant tarllz IlSllf11Cl0IIUC lu lime lo whcl llle long dead world lo brrth KENNUA TH Sl-I HLI- R Page 7 wo llumlrcd fwenly seven 1 4 If fa " 'n-1 A " I- " ' ' , 'Q 1 - L . ' if K F W . -' ' ' ' ' Q 1 1 Great guns! 'lvwo men before me now! What line will he my own? Oh yes! There l have ,f ,. f - ' g, ' A 11 7 1 CQIVILII COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1933 CQ U ESTABI ISHFD I85D ALLE TOWN NATIONAL BANK lVlany of our frlends are nammg thus Bank ln thelr wllls as Executor Trustee etc We are under Federal and State Supervlslon 3 , on Savmgs Accounts SAFE DEPOSIT BoxEs S2 00 Upwards Classroom RCIUIHISCCHCCS Nlr Parle Wemshelmer Too loud' lVlr Allam That reminds me of a story Mass Schwanmger Now just compose yourselves I' I" I' I' I' I' Frankenfield Those results are poor but nt IS your notebook go ahead wrlte lt up Frltsch Come on gwe us a couple lines Doc Kern What IS clvlllzatlon after alll Schumalcer All rlght Bachman Now don t dlsgrace me Held ln Study Hall ls there any person whose name was not calledJ Nllss Heffner Walt for the second bell please Mr Acker Follow the salute wlth the Slar Spangled Banner Mr ohn Welnshelmer Play as you never played before fellows' lVlr Thomas Speak up ohnny flve tlmes as loud or lVl1ss Metzger Take this artlcle and get lt rlght or you wlll do It eight times tomght Mr Hackett Now practxce your baclcstroke across the pool and back aealn Nllss Stemmuller No communlcatlon Nlxss Herr Please walt untxl the second bell rmgs Was He Shot or Not3 Whether you luke duels or not you wlll enjoy this tongue twlstlng story of a Texas duel lately fought ln Texas by Alexander Shott and lohn Nott Nott was shot and Shctt was not l thls case nt IS better to be Shott than Nott there was a rumor that Nott was shot but Shott avows that he was not whlch proves that the shot Shott shot was not shot or that Nott was shot not wlthstandlng Now the question IS who was shot and who was not3 Page Two Hundred Twenty nme 4 f.. . t M I T .. ' . Y 1 K A V . . I.. M U . i., E E.. Mr. Stark "Line up!" at-wg nggriwffflqu-7-Sy W tiQwQfJ2"l5QfMA ill MQ? NK VW O X 93 wg x55 qi? Qt of Q VT' Q-4r4 Al iw byih K k6zC dN thSt t 1 t M119 R1 J JY 595 L Lfwe+4"ff W0 of t Page Two Hundred Thirty 5'93ki+inQ4pLfgf?w? ff? WF' Q 3 f5"V,w 1 S of QQ t F152 N ,g..3t1 ta V 1 5 5 3,1 X H , 1 to ar - LN mm ga x K .-za' ,,, Mr I This class book was printed QQ. i-ggi? in len 0 n Z' '. 'x X S C MQ I ' f Berkemeyer, ec o. Press ND Hamilton an in reets Wi.. f. , . .455 All town, Pennsylvania af, . . Ogg: 6 D t "3 QX tix! Printing of he Jfigsgx Better Kind 3 PM V4-f f F A" 4 on ' .2 A - -3 J ' ... x r. 'Q H .T ' X. X , 9 345 f- xl w in -QQ. SJ I ,F f '17 W fkx X by A jig. . X Y Q X 5,1 :Jjff 5 9.2 , f ex A g',,.L X- ' Q 55 ,K xy in X lx 2.1 x! . 2 I NJ V f -Q S5 'I' x QM School l..1fe Hlgh Spots SEPTEMBER A H S throws open nts doors to pupnls for the l93O l93l term Sophomore found nn cafeteria patiently waltmg to be handed a menu C Sharp lVlus1c Club holds first meetmg and gets the Jump on the other clubs The Orotans organize and get off to an early start The Adelphxans hold thelr first meetmg and elect new officers I7 I8 School IS closed to permit students to vlsnt the Creat Allentown Farr rl he fcur stand conducted by the semors ms a great success A H S plays first football game of season and defeats St Clalr Commercxal Club elects officers and plans 8CtlVltleS C-erman Club holds their first meetmg and decides to hang out a sign Nlen wanted Naih Pleda begms talking OCTOBER 4C1rls Booster Club organlzed Dramatic Soclety Science French and Spanlsh Clubs resume actlvnty lVlr Frankerxfield sends a clelegatlon and expedition mvested wtth full powers to determine the polarnty of the flag pole The Clubbe holds nts first meetmg First rating period ends term one slxth completed NOVFM BF R Sophomores elect officers Day off to celebrate Easton vlctory Bug bonfire ln the evening Canary and Blue staff host to the Eastern Regnonal Press Assocnatnon Conference Blll Harwood accompanied by his pet llon and bear gives a talk on wnld animals Don l..aBarre our hero pets the nlce lion pussy to show that lt won t blte As we go to press we learn that It wxll bite but not Don and not ln Allentown 22--Girls Booster Club holds a successful dance ln the old Cnym 27 Thanlcsglvlng vacation begins A H S WIDS notable football victory over tradltxonal rivals ln Thanksgxvmg Day game 29-4 unlor Prom goes over bug DECEMBER Senlors overrlde all competltlon and easily wm Inter class football champlonshlp SCDIOYS stage Oh Kay and lt was O K A H S wins post season football game from Shenandoah Seniors wm mter class swlm meet l24Canary and Blue Baslceteers open season by defeatlng Pottsvllle Cnrls Booster Club holds its second dance as great a success as the first one Christmas recess begins 0 The Senlor Hop a tremendous success socially and fmancxally JANUARY Students begun New Year wnth new vigor and resolutions I6 A H S basketball team defeats Hazleton on Hazleton s floor something that hadn t been done to Hazleton for four years Page Two Hundred Thzrly one 24 , . . ' ' - . BA? . . . . . . 94 - ' ' ' .. I0 4 ' . ll 4 ' A ' . I6- - -4 ' I I ' ' ' 1 ' , ' .' . 204 . . . U . . ' . 237i . . . . U 25-4 ' ' ' 5 .' , " 29 4 ' ' ' . I ' ' 4 . 154 ' i ' . 244 ' ' ' 4- - ' . 274Pupils get their first marks---a shame to spoil all those nice new report rarrls with figures. 3 H . S . I0 M A , A .5 . . I l5"' K ' ' ' . . . I .D J ' ' - lg . . . . . . . - , . l 54 ' ' . . 84 . . . ' - . I0 i . . . - . . I94 ' ' ' , ' . 244 ' ' . 3 4 ' ' ' . 54 . . . . . CQIVILII Z0 26 28 I JANUARY Bethlehem suffers defeat at hands of A H S Allentown High IS now at the top of the Fastern League 30 lVl1d year exams Consclentlous students reap some of the rewards of their labors 30 Phllatellc gocmety holds nts annual exhlbltlon ln the Hugh School Library FEBRUARY Chorus and orchestra have themr blg concert A H S loses a txght game to Nlahanoy Clty Bernie Schwartz has a post game opportunity to tle the score but durlng the terrlflc silence a pm drops on the balcony mars his alm and causes hlm to mxss the basket School closed to commemorate Washington s birthday Bug German police dog found stationed under Mr Franlcenfleld s seat m audltorlum A H S basketeers wxn the most excltlng game ln years and defeat Hazleton on our floor MARCH unlor Class presents ll W ont Bc Long Now Allentown Hlgh cllnches the Fastern League Champlonshlp Hooray for the team' Nlr Henry Jacobs noted Spaniard dellvers message to unnor and Senlor student body Mr Kennedy Carpenter acts as Interpreter Seniors declde on class memorlal a filing desk counter for the office Faster recess begins APRIL Aprll fqool every one feels and acts foolish A ll Q athletlc banquet A H S opens baseball season by defeating Whltehall Senlor Soclal at the Woman s Club f very one has a flne time The Concert Band of lthaca College lthaca New York glves a hne concert ln the 'lllClltOl'llll'I'l C urls Booster Club gives a play nn audltorxum period Tag Dav sponsored by Glrls Booster Club MAY State Scholarshlp examlnatlons are held Girls Booster Club holds a dance ln the new gym 'Vluslc Department gives an operetta fhc Counl and lhc Co cd unlor class has thelr annual Spring Frollc at Mealey s audltorlum Epldemlc of sprlng fever sweeps the student body No fatalltles reported JUNP Class Day Lots of fun Fverybody happy -I 5 Exams Whew Now that that I9 over Senlor Farewell The last flare ln the Seniors soclal hreworks It appears as though the most brilliant flare was kept tlll last Baccalaureate Servnce ommencement play Caplam Applejac great success onm n ement at last Jur days as students at A H 3 draw to a close Not so glad as for twelve years we had thought we would be Blessmgs on thee A H S age u un re Ulu! ree IZ . . 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I 1, 46 -1 afwf .472 LW ww: 1: 'Urqpi WSE? KYYFH3 ads ggf' n 1' Pagf Iuo llundrcrf Ilnrlu fic' , ix 3.74 V .g . L ,K . 4 K? I W C, ,gh ,s .A H A A , , . , 2, , , , P iff :f it , 4 4 I I ' 4 A :gil f H I, ji ,.A5,g,f,gf ,, I 1 V, , , - .gf , , ,, ' ' ' .L - ' ' ' 4 ' - 1" A",-xl-'f':fs,.-:A - ' , ,' ' ,,,. .ya f 71 3 f x x ' . V 4: ,fx-sv! Q , r I V .. X ,V Q, wgQ, ifry ' 1, ' x- L? , 'Y , 7, 157, W V' . w W . if T J ' 4 if ' : ' -, ' f A A 3 1 X X 'A 4 .,,,.v . A W ' .. , , 4- A -y '."4.?fv 1 qf,,axf,,f,,, ' v 1 , 2 1 ,r . 1 ,, wife' 'N ' m gf, - , If ' -4' ' . ,-53, , A ' ' 9, A' 1 --- 2 .V A f ' .' .li , , Q , 1 7 , fi, ,F . ,'!W:4 9,47 4 ., -. ,x Y Q 4. ,, tux k V Y . .M :gg I R ,nf , Z , ' ,V1 -'41 - - ' ., ix 'Ln' 'f y Y, ft ? V' N , - 'Q ,V :K ,E . ,fr '14 Q , f I V 2 'O . V , I FLOWERS BRING SUNSHINE IVIITY GOOD CAKES FOR EVERY OCCASION john P Horn, Sr FLQRISI Q' 32 N SIXTH ST AIII' T WN P Erb S Bakery! I LIBISRTY AT FIFTISISNTH HOMILOPATHIC HOSPITAL WITST CHESTER PA ACCREDITED SCHOOL OF NURSING OI'FI'RS A THRFI' YITAR COURSE TO HICH SCHOOI CRADUATFS I ULL IVIAINTENANLI- MONTHLY ALLOWANCI' DI LICHTI UL LIVING CONDITIONS SI PTEMBFR CLASS NOW IORIVIINC Synonymous TI-IRIFT and CHARACTER may not be Qynonymoue terme In Webeterq Dlctlonary but they are In the Book of Lnfe i 1 . . . .4.N 0 , A. DIA- 5I4I L gf. 'T Y L For delailcd informalion communicale wifh ihe Superintendent of Nurses KI Ir' .L N ,Z 1 ' CQISALII ALLENTOWN DAIRY CQMPANY MILK MIENIOWNS STXNDARD 1 5 1 ll 11 ll A JJ, ,JK TQ mu Ju Nx.,l-l."I' 72l8 "Arty-.. MR b ISU INJIULDLR I ROBLI1 L U B1 mxu JLDLR 1 bIABLIbHED 1812 J S BURKHOLDER lrUNLR4L D1Rhc1oR 814 816818 LINDI N SIRI! FXLLINIUXVN PA IJIAI 6807 QOM1 LIIVIINIHS O1 Behringer, Inc A Store 0 Fashzon and Thrift HA1v111.1oN Al bIX111 b P 11N1owN I n DE LUXE BUSES lo: bf Qual Pculzeb and 111135 IYIIYIIYIYIIYIYIRKIIET gill Lehlgh Valley Transportatlon P !07E nl H Company 841 Bun D LL io CENTRAL PARK PLAYGROUND O1 11111. LEIIIGI1 VALL1:.Y P5I1lJJIl1, 511 '. IV 1 rg- I .- I' , 4 4 I' . . - 7 - .M I " ' i K " i fl' . . . . ' L H , . . 1 f. 3 4. , 4. U I f o o ,, .. ., T. . I . . Vlli .. . , DA. L ,,,, W . , . KW, 1 ,A W 1 .4 6 - M 2 - 1 z 1 'Q i . . 1 1 1' Liu 8 1 T I 4 , M ,J luuulnm af-. ,, , ' 11. l', ,. 4 IN ' Al- . WN, l'A. 1 M 8 8 1 1 uve ' 'wo un rc "1ff1-C1'11 CQYVILII ZGLLINGER I-IARNED COMPANY THE DEPARTMENT .STORE m the HEART OF EVERYTHING ALLENTOWN PA ARBOGAST 81 BASTIAN CU CATTLE HOGS SHEEP AND CALVEb MEAT PACKERS and PROVIETON DEALER5 U S GOVERNMENT INSPECTION ALLENTOWN PENNSYL XNIA P g I d I 1 L O WHOl.EsAl.l-3 S1.AucgHTERERs Ol-' Y 1 ! l Il d "l'ly-' CQ l.If I'IerfI Jones Company INCORPORATED MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERD PHILADLLPHIA AND INDIANAPOLIS, CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS SORORITY PINS CLUB PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS SAIVIPLES IURNISHLD ON RILQULSI RAI PH W POPIP 1530 CHESTNUT ST O c1aI jewelers ALLENTOWN HIGH QCHCGL g T .1 df y - . 3 ' I RE Dist. Manager PHILADELL-'u1A, PA. M' - , . for ,r U ' Pa c wo Hun re 'art