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' I II , I Ii j ' I I ' I N III I CVIYIVS To Q 19 9 ON COMMI NQLMVNT 1912 Here s to the last of our well spent flows Here s to the pdrtlng of the vwavs Gt sparkling joys but too swlftlv fleet Of memorles sad ID thelr belng too sweet Herr xre the he-1rts pledglng love s fond toast Rlch flow the wlnes w1tl1 Remembrmcc Host' Deep 'md Hlovsmal the ocean Hows Vvlde '1nd unencllng the desert goes Harb Tlllg but half of our prlcle ln you lVl1ghty the tongues that but spefik pwr truc' I xstly wlth rcverc nce the cup we rilse X ours IQ all glorv xml yours 1ll pr 1 sc O R 1cl1 mt Mother of xesterclu Ye ster111gl1t s l11rcl of M1116 rv1 s IN llc cl IH futullty s lmrc 1tl1lcss tlde lnmc vull lllVt gone w1tl1 sou ln h1s sul: umm must spa 1 t t 1 ID1I'llI1Q0lXX 1 1 F 14 s to ll l'1st of our well spent clus s to p1rt1ng of the xx ns Ut sprr mg joys but too 'wXNll.llX flut Of mf n1o1lcs srcl III thclr hung too swfct 1 lt nts plcclglng love s l 1st to 1st lqlfll flow tht 1 11 s wut 1 :me m wrmu ost' 'XR Isl XV X11 1 Pu I , n n Y ' , I Vs, . , y . i , 4 C - , x x , II . r 1 -I . 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C1 uusxcr BXRIHOIONIPXX Pres Jzfxx STEPHENS bccx BETTY Bun hee Pre Hrunr GOLXTZ Trea 1932 Glass Zbusturp Where s Room 3073 Down these steps3 Thanks ust one of the many querles that accompanied our dear mtelllgent leap year Class of 32 mto the begmnmg of the best days lt had ever known How qulckly we were squelched' How amazingly soon our overbearlng manner and m olent confidence ln our selves became a thlng of the past and we settled down to learn the essentials of bemg A I Sophomores Bewllderlng as xt was we soon came to and began to support every function soclal athletic or otherwlse wlth a vlm vlgor and v1tal1ty that surprlsed even the noble Semors ln fact we became such a good class that those higher up decided to glve us a new blllldlllg for our efforts wnth a splendid new gym and Joy of all Joys a swlmmmg pool' It was the making of us We seemed to gather courage from the beautiful edlfice and we blossomed forth by contnbutmg qunte a number of fme fellows to a football team that was to be VlCtOYlOUS throughout that eventful year and also by opening the soclal season with a grand jumor Prom We even went so far as to present a very successful play and prove that among our other excellent Page Tfurleen ' ","A 5. :.' 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U CVMVS qualltxes we had dramatlc abllxty And when thlngs began to be a blt dull for a time smce football and basketball were ended we saved the day by breaking into the monotony of lessons wlth a glorious fbprlng Prolle which every one declared was the best ever glven And we re stlll thlnklng of the way we closed that brllllant year wlth our umor I 1cn1c Dance What a year' But the best was yet to come Under the guldance of our ever falthful presl dent Clarence Bartholomew re elected for two years and our vlce presldent of the tradltlonal H1 School stand It gave us a lot of pep to put across a class play Digging Up lhc Dir! and to arrange at Chrlstmas for a good old get together of all our frlends from years back at a Semor Hop Time has seemed to Hy and the Senlor Social the Commencement Play and the Class trlp have all come and gone too quickly to suit any of us The past three years have been entlrely too short and are over almost before we know lt But brief as lt has been we have got something at Hlgh that we ll never lose broadenlng that wlll make us ever more servlceable a gathermg of frlends that wlll make us always more happy And as we leave sadder wlser perhaps more serlous mmcled but we hope never too wlse for so great a pleasure of llfc as laughter to follow Lxfe s paths wherever they may lead we leave wlth a to st to the Class of 32' Page Pourlcen , ,' , . . , . , 1 1 1 , H , , ,. ' r Y x i x - , v . . Q , I x i i ! I - I xi 1 . - . l Betty Bury, re-elected for three, we went to the Fair, and made a huge success , , . . . i I . ' - 1 I 1 , . D w w , r - . , I g r , 1 . . , . . , l , Ha l r Y I r , CVNIVS .l. ..la.... Samoa C1.A5s GIRLb AS Soxuomokas Page Fifteen CVIYIV SENIOR CLASS BOYS AS SOPHOMORI1b Page .Szxlccn X xx N ,.-,.,..-...-..,..,,, ,. ,,,.,..-,,----51-v-- - . A- ,- -- ,f-"nf-' ,:p.v-- ---1-w+s-euulv'1luu-v-'w- .AN. ff' 'I 4 -.Y X X. R . . ,-.vcr-Dean-1 ,Q-. , ...nm--1 . ,g-'.,.. .-.rg-.s -,,..,.-.q..,..-....-.....v . , ,.....-..,..,,.gunl-nf--. ,L .- , ,Q-ur' ', -..-A , , .,.,..,... ,Nc L Mr... -, "vZ"Y it "' f 1 3 W--X v. .f-1-.paso-.-0 ..... xkzalwk , J X? ! , xx .Yr I 1-.. ,1...--f-s.,--J Q--' ..-...Q - ,...-nn 5 4 1 Q l U : E 4.-.. ,:...-.. M AM 5 ,,, , E17 5--. Y ki - w:.: s Y F. E S 3 ii 2 S f E E 2 iv ,HC '1 Lf. L ' .fr If -,X - 1 .5 1, . .! . H 0394 9 infla- .J ' tl WW . N l2J1.1'.' 2'-.154 A- : Q .WA . 'J . ,s 1. -o- CV MVS ABLLL WALI LR MULLIN WALT Scnence and Engineering The musterrng squadron and the clattcnng car Went pourmg forward with rmpetuous speed Sxxty slx down Hamllton Street tweet tweet What s the bug 1dea3 Walt beglns thxnklng of a good excuse when the defying tlcket hops around before hrs father A good llne another lt won t happen again and a few more excuses and all s well The future speed kmg stands before you gentlemen No cops when he noses ahead brlngmg the cup back to Amerxca Speed kmg Captures Cup for Amerrca Amerrca Regams Cup' These are the headlmes the people will read when Walt cuts loose ADLER LEONA LEE Commercial Yes let us cner be rzends of all who o er us frzendshrp hvery one loves Lee The expression on her face spells cheerfulness kindness and slncerlty Her friends are Indeed fortunate Durmg school hours Lee has only one trouble her soft blonde halr dlstractmgly msnsts upon commg down and no number of hanr pms seem able to lceep It up Lee s personality will wln her all the success she deserves German Club 2 4 Cxrls Booster Club 2 4 ALLENDER MYRTLE EVA MIKE Commerclal Because of her charrmng personality Mlke has become one of the most likable girls of A H S She IS fond of school work and actually succeeds ln rating hrst among her rlvals She IS talented ln muslc and has a beautlful soprano voice whxch can be heard over WCBA Tune ln sometlme nf you want entertainment We believe a happy career IS open for Mlke Spamsh Club 3 Chorus 3 4 Nalh Pleda 3 4 Czrls Booster Club 3 National Honor Socraty 4 Commercral Club 4 Press Club Charter Member Canary and Blue Blue Boo Camus AMICI JUI IUI5 AI I Rl IJ rr C eneral H hu should not u man bc nuwn bu sumcthmg mon. than his namel luluus IS a Fine fellow lrvely and full of fun He has a drslnke for all dead things especially for dead languages ulle IS fond of hunting and reaches the great wide open spaces xn his wonder car He wonders when lt ns going to start' Page Seventeen . . ... .. .. .. . - . . . . .. , , . .. . . . .. - - - . ... , . .. , , , . , . . . .r W If . , - . 1 I rl t I ' .. .. . . , h . . , , , . . , . . , A . 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CV MVS -fe" ARBOGAST JEANNE ELIZABETH BETTY College Entrance in Arts Besrdes hs nown she could speak Cree As nalurally as pigs do squea Thai Lalm was no more drfczle Than to a blac lurd lzs to whxslle Who s that smart little senior girl who never comes to and who never comes from the cafeteria wlthout ice cream3 It s none other than our own Jeanne who s keeping her plans for next year a secret Good luck is sure to fling an old shoe after her ARNOLD DOROTHY BERTHA Dor Com merclal Dol has male rzends galore Bu! she hopes lo make still more Dot is not a believer in that old saying Szlence IS golden but rather in Talk and be happy She is a good sport and one of the best known grrls on the fourth Hoor of the Annex She has high hopes for a secretarial position and with her happy go lucky ways we know she will go lucky So best of luck to you Dot Class Baskellzall 2 Swzmmmg 4 German Club 2 Press Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Secrelary jumor Class Page Eighteen ANGELINO LORENZO Moose Carpentry An adepl al lhe url of blu ng Who is that big fellow coming down the hall3 Its Lorenzo Angelmo the boy with the big feet Lorenzo is not only a fellow of brawn he is a man of brain H always has his home work but Just try to get it from him He is a member of the Carpenter Shop and can wield a hammer and saw like nobodys busmess Lorenzo is a born woman hater or maybe lt s just that he is bashful ARNOLD CLIFFORD PAUL FA-r Machlne Shop Wrlh a school day of Arnold wears a sad face Fat Arnold so chubby and sweet Drives him up and down the street And when a blonde comes into view He stops to say How do ye do And does he get sore in The shop3 If things don t go just rlght He pounds his work with all his mlght And threatens to throw into the street The old machines from the shop so sweet .. ., , . .. Im- ., , I ' I ' . t e A ' ' ' . y . ' 1 . - I I , V :A ' gi , it 1 Y Q k It ' k. . k . , . . ,, classes without either having or knowing her homework, I J ' I . , .. ,, ' . U, . , . f . H . - . . ' . - - ' , . . : ' ' . : . : . : . J ' . CV MVS ARNOLD OSCAR FRANKLIN Ossu-. College Entrance m Arts The only one lllal succeeds by lellmg llungs slide 15 llle trombone player Oscar rs always busy But sometlmes we wonder rf he always studles the books he carries home ln his small brown brxef case He does quxte a lot of work for our Canary and Blue and the Blue Boo Here at hugh school we have always found Ossle to be a good pal and we all hope he wlll succeed lh his chosen hfe work Canary Press Club BAER LILA ARLENE BAER Commercxal A lrue rzend rs orevera rzend Lila xs the glrl with a sunny dlsposltlon and a cheerful word for every one She studies and IS excellent ln her course Yet she does not hesltate to lay aslde her work to help a frrend She lS not serlous all the txme because she ns ready for a good txme when you say the word All nn all she s a good sport and we are sure she wlll succeed m whatever she undertakes BAR IILLIAN REGINA IL General I heard llre Irllle bird say so Sparkling green eyes raven halr a sllvery laugh a con BAKER EUGENE LOUIS rs Dan l worry ri shortens your I1 e Happy go lucky Sus Baker craves excitement lf any thmg xmportant happens wlthm fifty mules of hrs home trust this C-ene to get right out and mto the midst of lt He never worrles and rf a day passes without hrs gettmg scolded by some teacher he considers the day lost taglous smile Lal IS one of the sunny spots of the Allen town Hugh School an explanatron of why gentlemen do not prefer blondes Cheerful during school level headed m outslde actlvxtxes and consclentlous m her work we feel that Lnl well deserves the place she holds at A H S Na1hPleda 2 3 Page N mclccn v ..S .. 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CVMV5 BARbY IMRP lnvuu General Knowledge rs priceless lmre Barsy xs probably the most wldely traveled stu dent lh the entxre school Maybe thns IS one of the reasons he IS on the honor roll so conslstently He has among h1s many other scholastlc functlons the extreme honor of bemg presxdent of The Clubbe BARTHOLM EW CLARENCE EARL Lerrv General Such men as he ma e the world go round just let us mtroduce Lefty our semor presxdent lf you don t already know hxm Between runnmg school affairs smashxng the llne at football practice and pursumg acer tam falr maiden he IS kept on the hop Lefty ns a real worker and we wnsh hxm good luck and more good luck The class IS back of you Lefty wlth affectlon and respect The Clubbe Adelpluan Debating Soczety BARTHOLOM EW RUSSELL ARTHUR CURLY Sclence and Engnneermg Good hunters trac narrowly Russ IS another of the lovers of the great outdoors Fair maidens do not seem to Interest hum and hrs highest ambltlon IS to be a forest ranger He wlll surely succeed for thls lSjl1St the type of a Job for hlm Good luck Russ BATTERSBY HARRY BRUCE BAT Science and Engineering Fortune avors the brave Although Bat has been among us for only two years his pleasmg personahty has made hum a host of friends Besxdes bemg one of the most popular fellows ln school Bat IS one of the fastest domg the mule 220 yard and 440 yard dashes xn good tlme Bat intends to enter Andover next fall to prepare for a law course at Harvard We wxll undoubtedly hear much about hlm later Pug,c 7 wcnly Football, 2, 3, 45 Track, 3, 45 Chorus, 3, 4,' President, 3, 4. CVMVS BAUER EDWARD ,IOSEPH EDDY Commercial The Rxghl Bauer a luc card Hes tall and handsome' So we commend Eddie whether lt be to a business firm or to some young lady who is deslrous of knowmg more about him Eddie has been a member of the band and orchestra slnce he first attended Hugh School this made it possible for hum to be present at many of our important games ln his chosen held business we feel safe ln pI'edlCtll'lg for hlm great success for he has a natural mclmatlon toward business We expect to see him m an executive posltxon ln the office of a Hourlshlng corporation Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 2 BECHTEL FREDERICK SQUIRT College Entrance in Engineering and Science A comrade blllhe andfull of glee Who dares lo laugh oul loud and ree Here s to one of the Shrnmps of 32 Fritz is so small that he IS often mistaken for a sophomore but what a football player he IS' He eats sleeps and talks football always nn fact we hear that Burney gets most of his plays an--. from Squirt Nevertheless Fritz keeps up in hls school work even though he puts only five minutes on nt Clue auf Ffltl Class Foolball 3 umor Varslly 4 H: Y 4 lndustrlal Nlachlne Shop Bec IS always always rrghl an 'M And perhaps a Izltle hgh! As hzm or a lonely mc el 'W' And he II tell you :ts loo mzc le 4- - It won t be long now Becky is growing so fast that when you look at him you no longer think he IS somebody s llttle knd brother When Becky gets angry down in the shop when things don t go right parts of machinery fly around And IS he Scotch3 BFNNFR EDWARD SMITH FDDIF Structural Drafting lndustrlal Wzlh graceful sfcps he slndcs the slrccl And smzles al all lhc maidens sweet ,Iokmg sometimes flnrtnng and always good looking that s Fddle You can always find Eddie just vlslt a soda fountam or any other place the falr sex frequent 'I' Has other Interest ln life seems centered on structural work ln building but thus far all of has buildings have been castles blown ln the air Anyway his plans call for blondes I gquarc Club 2 3 Chorus I 2 3' Q Q I Y Pam' furnlu nm' 5 . . . ' . I. . A r . . , : , , 3. 4- f . D ' .' ' , . , : J . .K , It .- ' ' x ' BECK, GEORGE SCHAFFER HBECKYH ,V lt 'v f ' lt U ' Q ' P .t A' ' A. : . .. Y C . D ' x CVIYIVS BENNER GRACE ELEANOR GRACE Fme Arts It zs not strength but art obtains the prxze And to be sw: t lS less than to be wzse IS more by art than orce of numerous stro es Do you know that tall dark eyed gurl coming out of art class3 N03 Let me Introduce Grace Benner better known as Giggles Gxggles giggles get everybody gig glmg at a Y meetxng But Grace can draw as well as she can grggle Heres luck m your art Grace and m any thmg else you may undertake Y WCA 23 4 FmeArtsClub 2 3 4 BENNETHUM FLORENCE Fr.oss Commerclal An agreeable companion on a journey lS as good as a carnage Behold one of the brlght stars of the Commercial Depart ment Florence always has her lessons and ns wxllmg to help her innumerable frlends Her smlle never seems to are all convxnced that Flosss pleasant personallty and wonderful smile will go a long way m gammg her proml nence ln the buslness world Commercial Club 4 BENNETT HELEN MARIE Snon-rv Commerclal What 131,118 llfe lf full o care We have no tzme to stand and stare Helen may be small but you can always be sure she s around She always knows where she IS bound for enther to a party or to the five and ten Helen rf you wlll avold the habit of lateness you mnght succeed m a busmess office BENNETT MARIE GRACE Mmur: General Laugh and the class laughs wztll you Study you study alone Sometimes quiet sometimes gay You will love her elther way Never worry never fret ls her motto and we bet Though she Finds hard trlg and zoo Somehow someway when all s done Wnth a brlght smile she has won Page Twenty two . . nf u , . , l " m T f ff - lg ' -ln. fade, although she worries frequently about a test. 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U. . , f , H CV MVS BENNETT SARA LOUISE SALLY Commerclal We love you for a heart lhal s md No! for lhe knowledge m lhy mmd Sally 18 a commercial student but she doesn t intend to be some one s stenographer Instead she expects to be a housewife Sally really has nothmg defmlte ln mmd for the Immediate future she says Well heres hoping she gets a good Job Chorus BURKHOLDER JOHN HENRY Acx Engmeerlng and Sclence A good worker a hard worker and a jolly good ellow ack IS qulet studlous well lxked and undertakes any sport whxch may be xn season Besides bemg an expert drlver he IS a wow at smkmg not hlmself but shots n he says and he probably wlll be BERKY ETHEL WI NIFRED Evra General Frzendslup al the prow Pleasure al the helm And youth m command Ethel s our dark young beauty popular wxth boys and gurls allke An ardent lover of dancmg and golf she finds time just the same to keep up her studies ln the fall she expects to matrnculate at Ursmts ln order to prepare for the teaching of history and geography Booster Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 BERNHARD ELEANOR DAISIE. Snomv Com merc lal Unconquered sleam' a ar Drzve the rapxd car The name of Shorty fats her well She IS fond of drnvmg a Buick a pretty bxg car for Shorty but she accomplishes t When you come across our lnttle one ask her whether she likes the new Ford roadsters Her chlef hobby ns readmg a murder story before retmng for the mght She ns a good student and likes to make reports for P D We wlsh her luck Nazh Pleda 3 4 Boosler Club 4 Page Twenty lhrce I. n 1 ko. 'Vi x - ' ' in 1 ' U. I .135 , ..J .. .. ' l . K f . . . . . I- U i basketball. He hopes to bela successful electrical engineer, i . ' ' ' , CVITIVS 4?6 BIEHN EVELYN JULIA Ewen. Com mercual I red haur were gold Henry Ford would be the second ruchesl man The gurl you see goung about wuth a smule guvung a halo to her auburn haur us ewel ewel halls from Center Valley and us an all round good fellow lf you thunk country gurls can t dance she wull prove otherwuse She us fond of a Whuppet roadster and lukes brown eyes best BILHEIMER ARLENE MAE LEP-NIE General A sunny nalure gulds the edge o lu fc s dar CSI Cllllld Women are supposed to have the guft of gab but Arlene us sometumes quuet When thus blonde haured young lady decudes upon a college she wull study to be a teacher Although Arlene IS rather retucent about her acmurers we happen to know she prefers them tall dark and manly Curls Booster Club BIRFLY MARY JAYNE IAYNF General On wulh the dance' le! joy be unconfn d No sleep lull morn when Youth and Pleasure mee! Mary Jayne us one of the gurls who keeps the classes from becomung monotonous She us a real artust when ut Comes tg playung the puano and to dancung ,Iayne expects to make good use of her musucal talent Cond luck to the gurl with the Hyung fungers Bl UM LESTFR IRVING BLUMMY Commercual Sulence and modesty proceed hand un hand l ester has a quuet reserved dlsposutuon socually and us un agreeable steadfast fruend It us preducted that l ester wull be the Jazz kung of puano players for he has begun to have hus haur waved unto that well known shape assumed hy master musucuans flee Clulu 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Buslfellmll 2 Page 711 enlu fouur lllusuc Cluli 3 qpanush Club 3 Chorus 3 4 '23 CVNIV5 BODIN ,JANET KRESS JEAN College Entrance ln Arts Lel Ihrs be a world of frrcmls Dxd you ever see a small maiden wxth a cheery smlle for every one trlpplng down the halls of our old Alma lVlater3 Well thats ,lean a friend to everybody enemy to none ean ns a staunch supporter of the actwmes of her class especially the soclal ones We wash yOU SUCCESS ean Boosler Club 2 3 BOGER MARGARET KRONINC-ER PEGGY Commerclal None but hersel can be the parallel Peggy that s the lass who Just won t l1ve without her dear old chewing gum Peggy s quite rellgxous too That ns she goes to Sunday School but one mnght have doubts about the purposes connected wlth her gomg Beneath the merry twmkle ln her gray eyes hes mysterxous mlschxef Margaret has hopes of becoming a stenographer to some bug busmess man 'if' BOSSFRT THF! MA RUTH Tnruwx Commercial E cn clulclren follow 11 lo share her smrlc Thelma ns a studlous and serious gurl The opposite J BOKA ANNA FLIZABETH ANN Commercial Laugh when I laugh I sec no other fame Ann IS a good naturecl sweet tempered popular girl She has many Interests and does well m all of them espe cially ln swimming She intends to become a stenographer and perhaps a private secretary Here s wlshmg her luck' sex never seems to have a place ln her mlnd hut then some day she may change her oplmon Thelma plans to become a stenographer for a Bug Business Man Heres wnshlng Thelma loads of success ln the business world Pnqr' Tu rnlu fir 1' CVIYIVS BOSTDORFF LUCCILLE ARC1-ul: General Small showers lasl long bu! sudden slorms are short Luccllle rs changeable Three tlmes she has changed the spellmg of her name Flndmg rt rather difficult to add more letters she now has to be content wxth the present result She has wlshed to be everything from a mxsslonary to a dancer Her latest ambltlon IS to be a doctor Who knows Luccllle you may be the first woman presldent are ya l1sten1ng3 French Club BOWER SHERWOOD CHARLES CHICK General Study shorlens llfe why sludy9 Chuck IS one of our solxd students often puttxng more than five mmutes on the subject Hrs favorxte sport football and holding down posltxon as guard 15 an unend mg Joy He lsn t posxtlve as to what he would lxke to do after leavmg here but we know he ll do somethmg awfully we Class football 4 Suhr" 'QF' 'HP' Commercxal For lyzng her bonnel under her chm She hed a young man s heart wrlhm Blllle has all the features of a heart breaker as the boys of her acquamtance well know Sheexpects to go to college but IS undecxded whnch one to choose Lucky the school that gets Blllle Her hobbles are numerous but she likes danclng motorlng and making doorstops the best She mtends to become a school marm some day Surely the sons and daughters of the commg generatnon wlll get their three R s Booster Club 4 n. 4 BOYFR RICHARD SOLON Dlcxc Commerc 1al Flyzng logelher Under lhe heavens Over the mounlams Slrelched on lhe wind Duck IS modest and unassummg and yet would g1Ve his days to defend the A H S goal posts He confesses that although he IS studying to be a C P A this IS but a cover for hls real ambltlon aviation He IS known for his broad grin and warm friendliness Here s the best ofluck to you Duck Page fwcnlu srx ' - 'E u . 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Sparkling eyes dancing feet a winning smile just a five foot lump of loveliness is our Rosy During her stay at high school Rosy has succeeded in keeping up with her lessons and at the same time has had a wonderful time She hasn t made any definite plans for next year but methmks as do many others Rosy will spend at least three years in Easton BRADY DOROTHEA MAY D01- Household Arts Nature made her as she should Nol loo bad not loo good Who s that popular young miss always strolling through the halls with some handsome escort5 That s Dot She has taken up the Household Arts course and she certainly knows her stuff' Dot hopes to become a nurse we wish her success in all her undertakings Household Arls Club 3 4 Y W C A 2 3 4 BRADY ELIZABETH EDNA Brvrv Commercial The blushing rose lS air to see Fine Arts l am lhe caplam o my soul Betty s twinkling eyes and sunny disposition help her to acquire many friends both in school and out How ever there are times when Betty is quite serious especially in her school work because she expects to be a stenographer Well here s wishing her lots of luck in the office Doc a scorner of drab and dry things IS effervescent ln his activities as an Adelphlan a chorister a member of the Music Club and a Thesplan ln fact he is always effervescent His fiery speeches as a debater and his deep bass voice in the chorus add laurels to our school and inches to his fame To see him is to hear him But maybe we ll hear him as the foremost basso in the Metro politan Opera House or as the star performer lh the Little Theatre Adelphlans l 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Music Club I 2 3 Dramalrc Club 2 3 Page Twenty seven as I ff BRADY, PHILLIP ALDEN "Doc" if Q .. , I .2 CVMV5 BRONC CARRIE ELIZABETH CARR11-: Commerclal A lzltle of lhzs and a lrltle o that Not very lhzn and not very fat Here IS the lclnd of glrl one likes to have for a frlend Carrle IS an lndustrlous commerclal student whose sx.nny dlSp0Sltl0l'l makes her popular with all her classmates Carrie IS plannmg to hecome a real stenog and we all wxsh her heaps of luck Commercial Club 4 BRONG EVELYN ALTHEA Eve General Red hazr blue eyes lashes long An lnspzralzon for a song Hurrylng and rushmg through the halls IS a falr re'l headed maxclen of the Senior class Evelyn s a good sort but she has her weaknesses-chemlstry and members of the male sex Yes lndeedy Evelyn can strung em She s golng to the Phlladelphla School of Dramatlc Arts ancl we know she ll make good BROWN EMMA CATHERINE Baowrmz Commerclal I nfl my Joy ln youlh ul sporls Brownle IS usually the center of a peculiar nolse ln hall or classroom but when drscoverecl how she does blush' She IS lnterested 1n all athletics chiefly ln basketball and hockey One of her chxef pastimes lS argumg Never theless she s a frlend worth having and we wxsh her all posslble success Hoc cy 2 3 4 Bas elball 2 3 4 Class Basketball Manager 2 Y W C A 2 3 4 Press Club 4 BROWN MARY AGNES Bnowma College Entrance 1n Arts The world was made allfull of Browns But the great bells chzmed when Mary slapped down Struth every word of nt Mary s a great gurl full of Wlt and always ready for a good tlme Her motto IS Eat drunk and be merry tomorrow we may cllet Her charm has won her scores of friends Here s lots of luck Mary May your commg years he as happy as those you ve spent here jumor Class Swzmmmg Manager 3 The Clubbe 3 4 qczence Club 2 Press Club 4 Secretary 2 Page Tmcnlu czglzl 11 11 1 11 . . . 1 . 11 ' 1 1 11 11 1 11 . 1 1 1 . . . 11 , ..- . . 1 1 1 . , , . 1 . . . . 1 1 11 'H . . f 11 1 1 - 1 1 . . . If 1 1 1 1 li 1 1 1 1 1 1 -'-- 1 1 1 1 1 - 4. 11 1 11 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 - CV MVS BUCKIUS SARAH ELIZABHI H Br 1 rv General When loves well lzmcd lls nol a uull lo love Betty goes tearmg through the hall with her arms filled wxth books rn a mad rush to get to that algebra class Besldes the algebra problems that worry her soul her spare thoughts carry that same soul to Harrisburg During her brief txme ln Allentown Betty has acquired many friends BUMSTED CHARLES WATTS Lmcx Commerclal Eat sleep drxn and be merry ls the motto Charles glues or the weary Charles has just been ln our mldst about one year coming to us from that brg hugh school IH Pawtucket Rhode lsland ln thus txme Charles has become qurte a favornte ln the Commercial Department We hear reports to the effect that Charles has hopes of loanmg money on a large scale when he graduates We wxsh you all the luck nn the world and hope your ambltlons wlll be fulfilled BURY BETTY MARILYN W! E B10 College Entrance ln Arts Lauglung eyes no care or worry Loves lo lwc lhal s Belly Bury' Have you ever stepped on a little half pmt somewhere m our vast halls3 If xt yelled Heo and kept on runnmg that was Bug' Vlce presidents are usually bright and lovxng and dlgmhed but Bury IS brllllant and just barrels of fun Our actnve A H S booster and sometimes stu dlous Betty stlll Ends time to be the life of every party Belxeve lt or not Bury rs a man hater but sooner or later some one wlll walk away with something nice' BUTZ IVIINERVA ELDA MINERVA College Fntrance ln Arts She halh more wisdom ln her lrllle ngcr llzan thou asl zn thy uhole body Mmerva has well been named after the goddess of wus dom although she trles to have you thmk she ns not very studlous She IS loads of fun and has made many frnends We are sure that some day Nlmerva wxll make a place for herself ln the world Here s wxshmg her success' Page I wcnly nmc CV MVS CHARLES ROBERT DAVID Boa Sclence or Engmeermg Here you see lhzs Trzlon o lhe mmnows3 Bob IS one of the few serlous mmdecl fellows ln the school He won t even allow hlmself to be bothered by the falrer sex He IS extremely interested ln huntmg and fxshmg ln fact he would rather hunt and fish than eat or sleep We are sure that Bob will respond when oppor tumty knocks at hls door and we all extend to hlm our verv best wlshes CHONDOR IRENE HELENA REENEE General Come down 0 mard rom yonder mountain hezghl Rnght here ladxes and gentlemen we have the champion the wonder of wonders a gxrl who always knows her chemistry Oh what bliss to have a good set of brams There are rumors that she expects to become a nurse The hospntal w1II have to bullcl a new wmg to accommodate the patients who wall desire to be under the care of thls lovely g1rI of the Wlnlllng ways Gzrl Reserves 4 Nallonal Honor Soczely 4 CHRIST JAMES LEWIS uwmua Industrial Prmtmg The more CQIYISJ the merrler 1mm1e realizes the value of educatxon especially m CHOSIAD BESSIE ELAINE BESS Commercial We ask oh L1 fe a pleasanl road Bess IS the lund of a gurl whom every one admlres Her wmnmg ways and cheerful smzle have made her many friends She 18 a good student and best of all a true frlend Bess mtencls to be a private secretary Chorus 4 prlntmg He IS one of the best type throwers of the Allen town Hxgh School Prmt Shop He expects to be the editor of the Rlttersvllle Gazelle Jimmie s blue eyes and dark brown hair vamp all the falr maxdens We thxnk he w1II 1 eed Hls avocatnon IS Ioafing Here s luck bug boy f up llllrly .I H 1 Ir . . f . f. , . y v 1 .4 rv v 4- . f . . ,- n . . 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' CV MVS CHRIST MARION EMMA C,mus'rv General We all of us love her And should you as why Perhaps lt s because She s so qurei and shy She belleves m speakmg when spoken to Marlon does that ns sometxmes And sometlmes you wall find her talkmg as fast as she can What she tries she always accomplishes Her modesty IS beyond compare When we asked her what she was planmng to be she replned ln her gentle way l have not fully decided what l m going to be but l ll be something Chorus 2 3 4 CHRYST JACOB HENRY JAKE Commercxal Bu! lf ll be a szn lo cove! honour 1 am the most ojendmg soul allve jakne s the boy who wms most of the scholastxc honors but that doesn t say that he 18 a dull fellow At times his blue eyes falrly twmkle wlth merrlment but he usually succeeds lh suppressmg hls feelmgs because he s bashful At txmes however he does let loose We all know that akxe will make good m whatever he undertakes Band 2 Commercxal Club 4 Preszdenls Club 4 CLEWELL MILDRED MANTANA Mzck y Fme Arts Drawing Her veryfool has muszc rn rl as she comes up lhe slazrs Mickey IS fond of danclng she would rather dance than eat All school dances are graced by her charming pres ence and she always has a great tlme She IS also a wonder at drawxng her posters prove her ablllty m thus art Ar! Club 3 Class Bas elball 2 3 4 CLADER DOROTHY MARGUERITE Do-r Commerclal Thine be rl ajoy and lreasure Peace Enjoyment Love and Pleasure' Dot IS one of these popular young misses who can be found here there and everywhere If there are any social actlvltles going on Dot IS sure to be m the heart of t She has pep vlm Vlg0T lots of brams and looks to go wnth lt Her alm IS to be a private secretarv for some blg magnate Best of luck Dot we know youre going to succeed I 'age I lurly-um. . .. k . ., A.. . . . . , . ,u ll 1, . . . , , , , .. . .k . , 1. . , . . v 9. , . , . .. lt .... u I l CVNIV5 COGLEY ROBERTA MAYBELLE Rosuua College Entrance m Arts Could I fmt a place to be alone with heaven I would spea my heart out Roberta has been wlth us only two years but during that short tnme she has made many friends thanks to her charmmg manners and her sportsmanshlp She mtencls to go to college and later to take up school mlstresslng Here ns luck to her COHEN SAMUEL SAM College Entrance m Arts These fellows of rn nzte tongue that can rhyme them selves mio ladzes avor they do always reason themselves out agam When you hear any one breathlng heavy under the welght of a bag of candy after lunch or gnvmg an argu ment you ll know Sammy has arrlved HIS generosity rs so profound that nf Sam has It we all have lt Sam shines when lt comes to wrxtmg lxmerlcks Ask MISS Gerhard she knows He wants to be a lawyer We are lool-:mg for big thxngs from you ln the future Sam 'B S COLES HOWARD RAY JR Buss Mechanlcal Draftlng Girls may come And glfl5 may go But Bubs goes on forever Bubs also took up pencll pushmg ln the lme of structural work But he expects to go to college to be closer to the outdoors He IS to he a forest ranger He IS so good a mixer that we know he will get acqualntecl with the forest folk and make a bug hlt T Square Club 2 3 CONRAD KENNETH GEORGI- K1 NNY lndustrlal Prmtmg God s gzfl to women Kenny 15 a handsome young man and a favorite of the fairer sex Hls eyes of blue captivate the sweet young gxrls Kenny IS a prmter one of the best pressmen m the A H S Print Shop He lntends to go to a nantlcal school and become a navlgator of the deep blue sea Kenny you see has a leanlng toward permanent waves even though they say she has none Page 'lhzrty two If ' x . I f , 1 IV The Clulzlze, 3, 45 Adelphians, 3, 4,' 'Blue Book. CV We MVS COPh DAVID PHILIP IJAVE. General But I pray you lel none 0 your people slrr me I have an exposllzon of sleep come upon mc And here comes Dave from Trexlertown with red hair and freckles to match For any one who has red halr Dave does not run true to form In fact he has been known to be bashful Dave has played an actlve part I school athletics swlmmlng track and class football during both has umor and hrs Semor years Best of luck Dave llflarallron Track 2 3 Swlmmmg 3 Class Football 4 COOK WESTON CARRIER Was Science and Engineering A flaslun Lu! a llrzllranl smrle g A ready hand a chap worlll wlnle Here IS Westy one of the hearty supporters of all school actlvltles You never see hlm when he lsn t talking to one of the weaker sex but we cannot blame him Westy plans to enter Lehigh and study medlcme Best of luck old pal Swzmmmg 3 T' A IAN DANNRCKER JUNE EDNA UNE College Fntrance m Arts Full of grace full of wul Ohf We love her every brl une IS a studlous Iassne so studlous nn fact that she cloesn t take tame to eat But besides being a good student thus brown eyed black halred Iuttle maid IS fun Iovlng and happy go lucky Her plans for the future are unknown but we feel sure she will add grace to whatever she under takes College I ntrantc ln Arts Life IS ujcsl C actano C Ilechnstopher has many many Irlencls who fund hum an amlable young man with an earnestness to keep his frlends whenever he can Cuy expects to tal-ce up pharmacy for he takes great Interest In that held I 'age I lnrly three I 1 ,, .. , I ' I. a. . , Q x I' ' ' . . . . - . . n N I I . 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A I ' L . 11.41Inwnwnnn-pn, rg I-1" fn ct "cm" CVNIV5 DECKER HELEN EDITH Boors General All llml know her learn lo love her Pondermg over a chemistry book trying to get her problems is Helen always Her pleasant smile has won her a host of friends She intends to become a nurse Here s wishing her lots of luck DELONG CHARLES DAVIS Liar-rv General I laugh and lhe world laughs al me Here we have one of the quletest fellows in our high school He came to us from Philadelphia less than a year ago and we are glad he is one of our number Lefty plans to enter Penn State and study englneerlng Here s success from your class of 32 Class Football 4 DELONG RUSSELL DEDE General He who runs the race is temperate rn all lhmgs Here is the favorite of the faculty He thinks the faculty is a nuisance Russell came to us three years ago and has tormented us ever smce He expects to go away to school to specialize in science We believe the escapades in the Physics laboratory gave him this lnspxra tion Never heard of them3 Band 2 3 4 Class Foolball 2 3 4. DEROLF CHESTER LAWRENCE 'Cum' College Entrance in Arts Study makelll the man of knowledge. Chester has ambitions' hell be a teacher. Therefore he intends to enroll at Muhlenberg College where he will undoubtedly continue the good work that he has begun here. Well we know that all his friends wish him the best of luclc. Ccrman Club 3 4. Page-Tllirly our CV Ll DESCI-I WILLIAM HENRY Blu. Science and Engmeermg By azlh andfazlh alone embrace Belzevmg where we cannol prove Here s a young fellow who IS scxentlflcally mclmed and ns probably responsxble for the existence of the book called Emslem s Theory Clearly Explamed Bull IS clever at gnvmg Illustrated lectures with has hands and arms This fellow wlll have no trouble to get mto Lehigh or to stay there The Clubbe 4 Boots DIETER FIVIIL ALLEN I P-GS Engmeermg and buencc lherc s a boy wc prclcml wzlh a lhrec dec cr brum fha! could harness a lcam wrlh a logrcal churn A tall handsome sux foot three blonde with a Physlcs book under his arm3 Thats Emil Dleter Hls one weakness IS Physxcs Besides bemg prominent ID the Dramatic Socnety and m other clubs Dxeter has held down the posltlon of Drum lVIajor for two years And when the school looked for a man to manage the COMUS they paged Dieter and he paged the Comus' Camus Edrlorm Chze Dramalrc Soclely 3 4 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Page fhzrly fue DESC!-I RUTH LESSIG RUTH Commercial Cheerful gay andfull offun When you hear a cheery Hello echoing clown the hall youll know that s Ruth Ruth IS a great favorite She IS often seen rldlng around town ln a green Ford roadster We hear she mtends to become a stenographer DI EHL MADELI NE ARLENE Boors Commerclal So axr a cheek so azr a smile For one .swzfl glrmpse we d walk a mule Whom have we here3 Boots herself Thus popular young mnss IS pursuing a musical career Do not be sur pnsed nf you hear of her nn the Nletropohtan or broad casting over W Z We often wonder why Boots so fre quently ns found m a brown study Good luck to you 6 . fi. .. fl ,.', It .. f. I '. f. v . l J: lniv 1 I I .I .- gk. v'l' CVIYIVS DOUGHERTY HARRY HAMMOND Doc Science and Englneermg Be wzse today Irs madness to de er Football seems to be Harry s long sunt He s been out three years trymg to make Burney recognxze hrs abnlrtles He has succeeded at last for our coach Installed this strwlng young man rn our lme a short time ago Hls mterests seems to run only toward football although he does study once m a whnle l believe nt s Harry s lnten tlon to be a bachelor for femlmne wlles attract hlm none S0 fal' 88 we C8l'l SCC DOUGLAS DOROTHY DOTTI E Fine Arts She s a wxnsome wee thing She s a handsome wee thing She s a bonnre wee lhmg This wee Doltze Douglas o ours The ancient halls of A H S smg wxth merry peals of laughter from the llps of our beloved Dottle known by all the students as the petlte sad eyed dainty rndlvldual who comes tnpplng merrlly through the halls She IS loved for her hlghly lndxvxdual personality Ar! Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Swrmmmg 3 4 DULD EVELYN EVIE Commercxal Szncerzly 13 a vzrlue which few possess EVIC IS qulet at school hasn t taken part rn any organ lzatxon or ln any form of entertainment but she has talent that she does not dlsplay The boys at school have not attracted her but l wonder why she goes to New York so often3 Evle has taken the Commerclal Course and now l suppose she ll be a prxvate secretary DUNTON GEORGE EDWARD General DONDON It lS lhe lranqull person who docs accomplish much George IS one of our qulet young fellows who IS most fond of readmg and has a complete llst of authors whose every book he manages to read Hush now' this IS a secret George has been dabbllng a but 1n poetry and more than once we ve heard hlm cry ln full despair Ah' that l d been born a gemus' Chorus 2 3 4 Pay. llurly sn -- U n 4- . - . f ,v , . , . . f . . . . - y - , v - - 1 1 1. n f n v . 4 v - . 1 f . . - . . . f H . v f 1 . - - .1 . . . . . H . . . , . , - y , , . f 4. , v u . . . H , - , . . . ,, v . H v a 1 - ,, ' CVIYIV5 DUTTON WILLIAM GLENN Blu. SCICHCC and Engmeermg See that you he so 'haf you can unhe For some reason or other Blll seems Interested ln post grads thxs year Although he IS not much mterested m class he hopes to Jom our Merchant Marxne and get hrs education by travel A glrl m every port Heres hopmg he has a salty good time How s the water Bull? Trac 2 ECK ARLENE LUCILLE ARLENE Commerc lal Graceful and gay That s always her way Arlene IS a loyal frlend It seems almost unbelxevable but lt s true that she doesn t bother with the boys Anybody loolcmg for a good stenographer will find one here Chorus ECK THOMAS WOODROW Tolvnvw General all lhe gzrls he meels Tommy xs one of those fellows who pursues the rranly sport of football Flaymg ln the center posxtnon he helped materially to spell success for Burney Crum s brll lnant football machme of l93I Besides excellmg ln football he Ends favor among fair maldens Foolball 2 3 4 Chorus 2 EC-AN ROBERT MICHAEL BULL General A man of gran! mold Bull one of the bxggest boys 1n school played and starred at end on our wonderful football team last fall Bull IS a good student and IS one of the most poptlar boys ln schoolixrls and all Btll intends to enter Notre Dame where he wlll undoubtedfully help the Fighting lrlsh of South Bend to many victories Foolball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Spanish Club Page 'lhzrlu seven lt. . "With graceful steps he strides the slreels, and smiles al . , . : . , 4. C VNIV5 EGAN THOMAS JOSEPH HARP General Wrllram ennzngs Bryan has nollung on me We have wlth us thus mornmg gentlemen a great genxal member of the Semor Class an honest to goodness lrlsh man Tom IS a great sport and often remarks A lxttle nonsense now and then IS relished by the wisest men Tom expects to go to Penn Good luck Tom we re wxth you Even nf you do have a sllver tongue It s a gomg COIICCFD EGRIE HELEN SPEEDY Commerclal Haslen slowly Speedy IS her name and speedy she I5 ln playing basket ball She does step lwely when she has her hands on the ball and a machme gur couldn t stop her when shes on her way to a football game But heaven help the crowd behind her when shes g0lng to her classes No doubt many a one has got a late mark just for Speedy s sake Basketball 2 3 Foolball 3 4 Senior Class Foolball Manager 4 H1 Y 2 EICHEL RUTH EMMA F161-:FL She plays the vzolm I1 e one zmmorlal and she dances goddess I1 e EISENHARD CATHERINE SOPHIE K1-rw Commercial An innocent maid wrlh soft brown eyes As willy and popular as she is wise Behold one of our faxr representatlves from Wescosvllle Thls young lady wanders through the halls with an armful of books and a mmd full of well solnd Whether at school at the A H S stand or on the dance floor Ruth IS there wlth the laugh that makes her everybody s frlend -12 Kltty IS an ardent worker and takes a great Interest ln the class of 32 also ln her vanlty case She xs a brunette but she has a weakness for blondes We wxsh you luck Kltty ln all you tackle Page Thzrly ezghl . . . , - - . - - - -, li - . : - , I I 1. . .. .. . .. ,, ' . 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CVMVS ENGLERT FANNY Hon General Dar brown hair and a prelly grey eye Have been lhe cause o many a szgh An ambltlous young malcl of the Senior Class who can take school seriously yet get a luck out of lt We wonder whose Hon she really lS and decide lt s too bad she couldn t have graduated last year She expects to enter Temple next year Here s wnshlng her the hest of luck Class Bas elball 4 Czrls Booster Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Gzrl Reserves l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 ERDMAN CAROLINE ASHTON CAROLINE Commercial She lhal asks Her dear fue hundred friends Caroline and her dxmples have won her many frxends She can successfully combxne senous thoughts and gayety She rs a dandy sport and a good student She ns uncer tam whether she will enter the busmess world or attend West Chester Whatever you do Carolme may happiness and success attend you Booslcr Club Girl Reserves ENDLICH GERTRUDE AUDREY Ganrna General There as no wisdom lx e ran ness A fun lovmg happy go lucky unassuming damsel Gertle Gertle s favonte sport IS talking and she usually follows It up wlth a broad smlle We never see Gertle carrymg plles of books home but she always comes through wlth a bang Our best wxshes go with her Boosler Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 ERB HOWARD RENNINGER Enola Engmeerlng and Science Trzed and lrue Erbxe lS glfted wlth a happy go lucky wlnmng person allty plus an mtelllgence that always makes hrs name appear on every honor roll He has qunte a ture dlVl'Jll'1Z hrs day between school the Chevvy and the gurl Well he hopes to go to Penn State and Pere s wxshmg hmm all the luck and many more friends there Vlve la Erl: umor Class Football Sclcnce Club 3 4 Press Club Presulenl 4 Phzlalclzc Soczely 2 H1 Y 4 Camus Page Thlrly mnc . . .... kjk ., -', -- A, U ' is . , I , k , . f . 9... k ,. il rv 3 . . .A'.4 J' ..: . .:-.: - , .. I.. - CV MVS ERWIN ROBERT CURTIS Boa General Why worry about tomorrow Today :sn t over yet Bob may well be considered one of hlgh school s brlllxant students lf you overlook a few slips And can he paddle hls wmgs ln the pool3 You can find out for yourself lf you engage hlm ln a contest He attends all school aCtlVltlCS but he doesn t forget hls lessons for he s quxte a studlous fellow IS Bob FEI NBERG ALBERT STANLEY Englneerlng and Science Mighty little atom Anythlng at any tlme at any place and Al takes xt ln lus short snappy determined strlde Quxclc to the game but steady at the Job makes Al a hugh favorlte to come through There s just one thlng Al can t do and that ns to go out wlthout showlng everybody ln the party a good tnme After Lehlgh Al s gomg to contxnue dommatmg but then It wlll be ln the englneermg world Class Football Team 3 Football 2 Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Trac 2 Adelplnans 3 FEYRER ALBERT DONALD Fms Englneermg and Sclence Diligence rs the mother o success To Fxre one of the quletest and most unassuming boys xn the Senlor Class we feel that great success IS comlng Although he IS one of the few women haters ln his class hrs feelings wlll probably change for they are not reclpro cated by the 0pp0SltC sex Hes no slouch at studies either Good luck Flre youll be a great scxentlst Hz Y 4 Band 3 4 Class Football 3 Class Swlmmlng 4 FISHFR ELSIE MARGARET ELSIE Commerclal Stzll waters run deep Elsle may be a qulet person but she IS the l-:md of gurl you luke to have as a frlend She IS always wxllmg to do her share Elsle ns a real student and always knows her lessons Whatever she may do after leaving school we know that she will be successful Booster Club 4 Page fnrlu 11 11 1 11 1 . 1 11 , . . . . , . , . 1 1 , . 1 1 --A 11 , L 11 . . 11 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 . . 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CV FISTER EARLA ALICE PAT Home Economxcs The queen o soczely should always arrwe lale Have you ever seen a gurl walk through the halls ln a trance and contmually s1ng1ng3 Well that s Pat and you can be sure her thoughts are of the fanr swam be he wnth her or not She IS a good cook but always makes hash of her physlcs lesson Nursxng IS her ambltlon Home Economzcs Club 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Press Club IELOUM MYRTLE MILDRED NIYRT Com merclal It IS beller to be small and shme Than large and cast a shadow Small' Smaller' Smallest' Myrt xs one of these lnno cent faced cherubs that floats about the halls of A H S although her thoughts wander to Lehigh She expects to become a prxvate secretary to a young busmess man some day' Boosler Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 MVS FISHER RALPH ALBERT RALPH Engmeermg and Scxence Sludy rs my delxghl Ralph IS qulte the expert at getting has physics expen ments ln we wonder how he does lt If you ever want to find Ralph go down to the corner of Seventeenth and I-Iamllton Streets after school and there you wxll see hum begging some motorxst to gxve hlm a lift The gurls f course have thelr eye on hlm they simply can t help xt '38 FLAMISI-I EDITH IVIILDRED EDDIE Commerclal I now a lrzclg worth Iwo o lhal Ednth ns Indeed a true friend a good sport and enthusiastic booster of school aCtlVltlCS She would never refuse any one a favor jolly she IS always ready to laugh whether ln class or not Booster Club 4 Page forlq one . 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I 9 ' CVIYIVS FOGEL ELIZABETH MICKLEY Bm-TY General Brd me drscourse I wlll charm lhme ear Betty tall sllm blonde blue eyed has oratorlcal ambx tnon lf you conslder what her Engllsh teachers say But she IS plannmg to go to Cedar Crest and she really want to become a mathematlcs teacher She could find many a successful vocation among her many abllltxes French Club 4 Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 FRAME ANNE LOUISE ANNE General Loo up and laugh and love and lwe Anne wlth the dark brown hair and dark brown eyes ns one of the ambltlous young maldens of the Semor Class She IS very charmmg and mtends to enter the business thlng l wasn t supposed to tell you she prefers dark tall ones from Berg FRANK TILGI-IMAN DAVID Txu.v Fine Arts For dzscord makes lhe swcelesl azrs There struts down the hall a carefree boy named Tnlgh man Frank who seems to have no worry ln the world except to play Tlger Rag on the banjo Txlly ns recogmzed as a banjo player of remarkable abxlxty and wlll soon be recognlzed as a close second to Eddie Peabody Football 2 Ar! Club FRANKENFIELD DOROTHY CAROLINE Dor General 1 can I play As a pzamsl I am noi a success I am saddest when I play So are those who hear me They are sadder even than I am Dot IS versatile Behind her serious alr lurks a hlnt of devlltry Her fondness for school IS not entnrely due to the boys and more serious thmgs but to the fact that at school there s sports' There s hockey' She plans to become a nurse and she wlll succeed 1f she handles the patients as sklllfully as she handles the hockey stlck Class Baskelball 2 Hoc ey 3 4 Dramalrc Soczely 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Page Forly Iwo .. ., . . .. . . . . -, Qi , . I I . I 1 - I Q - , , - , 1 ' , : ' . . . - if I .haf 32 .. .. . .. k . .. . . - . . world as somebody's private secretary. I-lere is some- - , I .. .. , .. . . .. , . I I ' .. .. . .. , . . . H . , , . . , : k . . : ' ' . , , I 1 n 1 - FREY ETHEL GRACE FREY But lop rl all wrth a wide wzale smlle hx Frey and her arguments have become an mstltutlon down on the hockey Held You may be sure Frey will wm be It right or wrong All ln all Frey IS a good sport she has the brams and the looks to go wlth lt Here IS FRICK GLADYS MILLER FRICKY College Entrance ln Arts Come-le! s be fnends' Here comes Frncky full of fun and enthuslasm An sg, ardent supporter of her Alma Mater she loves sports lessons do not worry her much' She IS a jolly companion C3 and a friend worth having She has contemplated becom mg a school teacher and for this reason plans to enter West CVMV5 FRANTZ CATHERINE MINERVA KITTY Commerclal Kzlly s days are balhed rn sunllglzl She s happy all day long Kxtty ns a studxous lass She takes her school work seriously but has not lost her sense of humor She IS always ready to laugh and Joke She has a secret yearn mg to be a smger but has no objection to become some one s stenog We wxsh her success Chorus 3 4 "Sb f Hockey Manager 4 Girl Reserves 2 3, 45 German Club, 4. .. k--U ' . . lg. FREY HERBERT CARL HERB Archltectural Drafting Very solemn does he loo but what oh wha! IS m a loo 9 Whom have we here3 Herb hlmself Herb is a happy go lucky sort of a fellow who seems to llke the corridors better than the class room Herb has an ever ready smlle for a certaln blonde lass He IS expecting to be known as an expert archltectural draftsman some day Good luck Herb Band l 2 3 Tsquare Club 2 3 4 Page Forly lhree CV MVS FRIEDMAN SIDNEY rn General Wrt wrll shzne Through the harsh cadence o a rugged lrne Thrs embryo screntrst utlllzes hrs skrll rn electrrfyrng the atmosphere of every spot to whrch hrs work or play leads hrm The Clubbe The Adetphzan Debatxng Society and the halls and classrooms of hrs Alma Mater As far as we know Srcl hasn t bothered the grrls rt s probably too much trouble Srd seems undecrdecl as to hrs future but we feel sure that he rs destrned to be a second Sternmetz The Ctuhbe FUNK GLADYS LOUISF GLADYS College Entrance rn Arts Currosrty rs one of the permanent and ccrtarn characterrstrcs of a vrgorous mtellect So there rs somethrng behrnd that verl of quretude and curiosity'-5 Every one at her request pours mto her ear the ehorcest brts of rndeed not gOSSlpl The book WI-,af I Know About the Allentown Hrgh School wxll soon be off the press wrrtten you know by Gladys Funk But really she s going to get along be a u trfully 5" GAGHEN PAUL ECKLUND FAGIN General A rzend rn need rs a rrend rn deed Paul rs a quret chap who eased hrs way through hrgh school wrth a mask of mtellrgence ancl an assumed serious ness Nevertheless rf you want to know the latest Jokes ask hrm he knows them all Paul rs lrked by all hrs frrencls who all wrsh hrm the best of luck FURLER ROSE LOUISE Rosrzs General A wrltzng heart a helpzng hand always ready on demand Rose we never shall forget She IS kmd and generous and always has a sweet smrle for every one Rose rs much rnterested rn nursrng but from what we hear she may land rn an Amerrcan Store She rntends to study the Allentown Hospital rn fall The class of 32 wrshes her the best of luck I are lrIlY'ltlf0lI1' CVMV5 OAI LAGHLR ELEANOR MARY Ll.lANol1 General Always a smlle upon her llps Always ajoke on her tongue s llp Eleanor IS a popular glrl ln the Senlor Class Wllen you see her ln the halls she greets you wlth a smlle and How s your mother3 MISS Gallagher IS not only stu dl0US she IS an athlete for she plays on the flrst A H S basketball team She plans to enter the Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla GALLAGHER JOSEPH ANTHONY UE COITIYDCYCIHI My lovely llvlng boy llfly hope my hap my lone my ll e myjoy Spot Ilght please He enters' Applause' The hero smlles oe IS one of our most popular stucents espe clally wlth the falr sex We all know that wherever he goes or whatever he chooses to do ln the future he wlll be successful We wlsh hlm luck Dramallc Soclcly 4 Chorus 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 General A hale and hearty ellow That fellow wlth the blg smlle and cheerful cllsposltlon IS Blll Gallagher Blll s a good sport and a dandy com panlon He s lnterestecl ln mllltary aCtlVltlCS and attended the Cltlleh s Mllltary Tralnmg Camp durlng two summer vacatlons We hope to see you ln the Army some day Blll and we re wlshlng you luck K ANGEWERF ELIZABETH AI ICT l General Llghl of eye fan' o half Spin! blllhe and grace ul air Hold everythlngl Here s another one of our blondes Betty alms to please and all that know her love her Although her weakness IS basketball she wlshes to go lnto E tralnlng as a nurse So here s wlshlng her best of luck ln her Job Page !'0llll fu, . 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Fx CV GEISINC-FR EDWIN WILLIAM Enom General Crue me a battle to fight Ed IS a scholar an athlete a gentleman Few fellows will ever match his swlmmlng speed and records Eddie I8 also a classy football and track star Besxdes he IS the mlsslng tenor of the chorus May you get along swlm mlngly Bon voyage Foollmll 3 4 Swimming 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Baskellzall I Adelpluans Chorus unlor Class Treasurer IYIVS GEIGER RAYMOND CHARLES Ancms Engmeermg and Science Overdomg IS undomg Archle IS a line fellow to know Jolly and always smll mg He IS fond of the outdoors and mterested ln hunting He ns headmg toward college and we are sure he wlll have a fortunate future CEISINC-ER LOUISE CAROLINE Louisa College Entrance lh Arts And lhe lalk slid norlh and lhe lal slul south her and usually do see her except when she loses football tlckets She has a noble heart filled wlth hugh asplratlons and noble sentiments but when aroused talks so fast so loud and so earnestly ln her effort to be heard at once or before nf possible that her language becomes much more voclferous than mtelllglble We predxct a great future for her perhaps greater Narh Pleda 2 3 4 Press Club Charler Member French Club 4 Nallonal Honor Socrely 4 Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 GESOFF M EYER STANLEY Commercial MEYER On wrlh the show Paging a Thesplan and a real one' Meyer has had a prominent role ln every class productxon and Dramatlc Society plav and hrs score of hxts IS perfect At a debate Meyer rs all there and not ln the audience exther Actlv lty IS hrs food anu how he eats nt up' See you ln electrxc lxghts' Orolan Del7almgSoc1ely 2 3 4 Dramalzc Soclely 2 3 4 Class Presrdenl 2 Varsrty Debale Team Page Porly six N. B. the smile. And that's the way we like to see . . . ', . ' -' -- CVMV5 GIANELLI ELIZABETH GLORIA nz General Sleep thou ar! a genlle flung If you ever see a gurl walking home from school carrying a lot of books well that lsn t Luz But Luz IS always ready to help anybody nn dlstress and IS Ioads of fun We all know youll be a great success ID the nursing profession but poor Llz youll have to keep wlde awake' Baskelball Varslly 2 GIBBONS JAMES MATHEW 1 College Entrance ln Arts As wise men age they get wlser A blurge of horns a screechmg of brakes and the lnmousme comes to a stop Who should alight but james hxmseIf3 lms actlve mterest ln all school and class affairs plus hls keen sense of humor and Ins pleasmg per sonallty have gone far m securmg for hum a host f friends We hope that his stay at Lehigh Umverslty will be as pleasant and successful as xt was here 2 3 Boosler Club 2 3 GLENN MARGUERITE EDITH Do1.1.Y Commercial I really never knew her Unlzl slze smiled on me Dolly IS always wrapped up ln her studies and as a result her name appears on the Honor Roll almost every month She lxkes walkxng on Nmth Street She mtends to be a pnvate secretary and we wash her all the success nn the world GLICKMAN MICHAEL Mxucev English and Science Lrltle rn stalure bu! nol zn mznd Genlle loving exceedmgly kmd Mickey a future pharmaclst IS companlonable and full of the mllk of human kindness Hls hobby ns shooting fouls on the basketball court Looking at Mickey one can see that he IS chock full of vlm and vlgor Class Football I Page forly seven V C ' mL nv . "J M" Football, 25 Baskelball, 2g Track, 2: Dramatic Sociely, ,X V Commerc1alClulJ 4 Press Club CV '7"""1Q MVS LOLATZ HELMUT JOSEF Wefxsu. College Entrance ln Arts He lr es lo laugh and lo ma e mzrlh Weasel s smlle has won for hlm more frxends than a col legxate Hlvver has bumps He IS always the center of a crowd of happy fellows brlghtenmg their llves wlth hrs jokes As head cheerleader he ns a wow and as a student well ask the faculty Helmut IS thmklng of entering the Unlverslty of Pennsylvama Let s go wlth a bug xndlvl dual for Golatz urer 4 GOLDMAN HARRY Mama Ceneral I belreve he would ma e three lulcs o a cherry One of the few people who has the reputed attrlbutes of seniors solemnlty and sophlstlcatlon Since the day he first gally trlpped up the steps leadlng to this temple of knowledge Harry constantly performmg hxs dutnes ln a quiet dngmhed manner has never been gullty of undue haste or excltement Hrs mterests are broad but we belleve the fates have decreed that he undertake a pro fessxonal llfe Cheerleader 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 The Clubbe 3 Class Treas GRANTZ GERALD JOHN CRANET FLORENCE MAE Fx.o Commerclal A pretty girl an enlranczng smile Flo IS known onlv to her lmmedlate classmates but those find she has a charming personality She IS a great help to any one m need a good sport a supporter of athletics and an lndustrlous student Flo hopes to matrlculate at West Chester JERRY Commercial 0 Lord send a sh so large lhal l ln lellmg of ll a lerwards wzll have no need lo lm Thls dlsclple of Sir Isaac Walton IS a lover of the great outdoors and the trout say that he casts a mean fly However while ln school our Swlmmmg Nlanager settles down to work for he IS a staunch believer m domg home work ln school and not at home May he attain health and wealth and happxness ln has pursult of a business career Manager Swzmmzng Team 4 Page Purlu cu,hl .. .k ,E . 4 4 I 1, . .- - - f- . fr 1 , ' -I U .. , k . 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A bright qulet studlous young lady Bonnie IS one of the mdustrnous commercials and a good sport m all class actnvntxes Bonme IS sure to succeed m whatever she trles but just to speed her along we extend to her our good GRUBB MARGARET IDA Lacy C 57711165 when 3,142 LOITILS When the doors of A H 5 open Peg IS the last ln and the Flrst out She IS a good sport and always a welcome spmt Her dull spots wull be patnents 1n hospltals for Q this young lady IS going to become a nurse Cheerleader I Class Bas elball 3 Class Swzmmmg 3 CVNIV5 QRAVLR OLIVILR CHARLLLS OLLY Engmeermg and Science As merry as the day IS long Graner ns a funny duck always joking a clown par excellence He IS not only a comedian but a football rooster l mean booster Hls loud voxce tunes ln any place ln the stadium wnthout the axd of a radio Olly ns a studxous boy when he IS at leisure We almost forgot Graner has another mckname Reds whnch the gurls are just crazy about Au wzecler sehen Class Foolball Team 3 College Entrance ln Arts A perfecl shznmg mar lS she For schoolroom fun ancl jollzty A g1ggle'A laugh' Yes thats Berne ln spxte of thus however Berne ns one of our mdustrlous students and ranks hugh nn all her classes A wxzard m mathe matlcs she means to become an algebra teacher Here s luck Berne' German Club She smiles when she goes Bu! wha! she smiles for 48 'O L 15 Page Forly mm: . - f 1 . t. GROSS, RUTH BERYL "BERRY" ..l, .I 1 n .. n Ill' 5 - x CVMV5 QUTEKUNST FLORENCE Comme rclal GUI NTHER ROBERT LEASE Boa Commerclal Delays have dangerous ends Here xs one of the most llkable boys ln school Bob s pleasmg personality no one can reslst even gurls fmcl hmm especlally lnterestmg Bob must be a very busy man Judging from his frequent tardmess Bobs good humor has always put hum at the head of the class and lt IS rumored that he even lntends to find a place ln the sky Here s luck Boors A good friend but a little shy You learn lo love her by and by Pretty blue eyes a sunny dlSp0Sltl0h a pleasmg per sonalxty has Boots but ln school she 1l'lCllI'lBS to be qulet and serene One of Florence s favorxte pastimes lS danc mg although she mtends to be somebody s stenog by day Tall dark haired people seem to attract her GUTH ALTHEA LOUISE Gun-ns A een sense o humor IS better than none It ma es others happy and creates lots of fun Althea lS one of the smallest and youngest glrls of the Senlor Class but she ll try anythmg once One of her consplcuous traits IS frankness She does not hesxtate to sav what she thmks but she doesnt mean half of lt When asked why she always eats her soup last she sand Eatmg the dry lngredlents last wlll make them splash m the soup Next year Cedar Crest wlll enjoy her wlt Here s success for you Althea GUYER WALTER RICHARD WALTER SCICHCC and Engmeermg The finest man I now A famlllar figure on the Honor Roll IS Walter whose wenght though small IS Sald to conslst almost entirely of grey matter Not satxshed wlth the length of the school day he IS often caught working overtime ln the physics :ab where he especlally shmes Well hear more of hlm Eltel' Page Frflq . 3 . . . . l - 1 , . . , . 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CVMVS HAAS FRANK PETER RABBIT Mechanical Drafting Qlndustnalj My mgdom for a lull one wzlh blue eyes Rabbit IS one of our future draftsmen wlth looks and personalxty plus to start wxth Space does not permxt a full treatment of hls popularity with the gurls Well Rabb1t build the happmess we wlsh you mto the founda txon of all your work T Square Club HAAS ROBERT WHITNER BOB Scxence and Engnneermg All bralny men need sleep Bob IS one of the quxet chaps of the class when he sleeps a boy that applies hlmself to his studies and enjoys has school llfe There s just one thlng that doesn t bother hlm and that s girls He plans to play that deep Wall Street game some day Look out for another mul llonalrel Happy landings Bob' HAGENBUCH CAROL ROEDER CAROL College Entrance ln Arts I f you wxslr lo preserve your secrel wrap ll up m fran ness Every one knows Carol at least every one should know Carol She has been very popular m both social and scholastxc actxvntxes Dld you ever fund her absent from any really worth while affaxrs sponsored by A H S 3 She IS our idea of an all round good sport' We would pose her for the typical Amerlcan Hugh School C-lrl Carol s bound to do mterestmg things m a compellmg way Baskelball Le Cercle Francais Press Club Secrelary Blue Boo Class Swrmmmg 3 Nalzonal Honor Soczely Canary and Blue Camus HAC-Y C KEELY KILLLY Engineering and Science A lruc rzend IS orcver a rzend Kelly IS somewhat handicapped by his slze but you 9 G would not belxeve It to see his record lf you can t see hxm commg you are sure to hear hum Dancing ns a favorlte pasture of Kellys he IS consequently popular wxth the gurls Add to thus his envnable record as a stu dent and you have the reason for has universal populanty Best wxshes for success Kelly m the great game of llfe Swzmmmg 3 Sczence Club 2 3 4 Boosler Club 2 Press Club 4 Page Fzfly one Q. V . 1 ' - ' ' M? k .,, , Ar f. .f .vu M CVIYIVS HAMILTON MILDRED CLARA MILLY General Beauly and lf1lBlllg8flC8 are lalenls lo be envied How shall we analyze our lVl1lly3 No wonder they say that gentlemen prefer blondes xf they all are llke her An ardent enthusiast of sports she attends all the games possxble She mtencls to enter the business world and what a secretary she ll be for some bag banker 3 HARRIS WINIFRED Wm Commerclal Welcome ever smxles And farewell goes out srghmg Whenever you hear chatter and laughter you may be sure that Wm IS the center of both Wm can outchatter and outlaugh any one her SIZE and she IS no mere half pmt at that But she has more serious moments besldes bemg an honor roll student she plays a great game of basketball as center Class Basketball 3 Swlmmmg 3 HERING MYRTLE FREISE On will: the dance' Lei joy be unconffned Curl Reserves I 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Boosler Club FISH A great personahty whom A H 5 may know little HARTMAN THOMAS LEES HARTY General A merry lrearl zloellz good like mcdrcme Harty falrly eats athletics An ardent baseball foot of IS Myrtle Among her hobbies are New Tripoli and dancmg If you would llke to hear some mterestmg read mg ask Flsh to read her dxary to you just what Fish expects to do we do not know but whatever she may tackle lots of luck Chorus ball and basketball fan and player he also excels xn mara thon runmng tennns and swxmmmg ln fact sports play such a large part xn Harty s lxfe that he has had hls halr cut a la Prussxan mnhtary effect No doubt we shall hear of hum some day as a great athlete Maralhon 3 H1 Y 3 4 Page I :fly luo 1- -- , .1 . . . 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U H y U . . . -- . , - . - ' , . - . . , . . . 1 1 ' f s - 4' . v CVMV5 HARTZELL FRANKLIN HENRY FRANKY General 0 recreation there 13 none So ree as shzng rs alone All other pastrmes do no less That mmd and body both possess My hand alone my wor can do So I can sh and study too Here IS a fellow who spends hrs leisure txme ln hshlng and ln athletrcs As a fxsherman he IS a bug success and always gets what hes after ln athletics hes always ready to play the game nelther a boastful wmner nor a poor loser This will bnng you success Franky ln years to COITIC Trac 4 HARTZELL JULIA THELMA ,Iuov General She distracts and delays me By the pleasant pran s she plays me ucly the gxrl of the wmnlng smlle and charmmg per sonalxty has an xdea that chemistry class would be a greater success lf Morris chairs were provxded for the students We always fmd her elther talkxng and laughmg or dancmg which IS her favorlte pastlme We have heard that she IS thmlung of attending N Y U Girls Booster Club G1rlReservcs HEEPS DOROTHY ETHEL Do-r Commerclal Late to bed lalc to rxsc Keeps our Dot rom bezng wise Dot 18 always running through the halls after the second bell has rung Dot IS also well known among the boys Wherever there IS socnal actnvxty there us Dot Booster Club 2 HAUSMAN DONALD ANDREW Don College Fntrance m Arts When better planos are bro en Hausman wzll brea them Don has extraordmary musical talent and we truly say Paderewslu you are sllppmg If not studying Don IS usually presxdmg over a German Club meetlng or at a baseball practxce or at a play rehearsal or at a staff meetmg Quite a man of affairs ns Don He mtends to become a lawyer and we know hell succeed too Good luck Don German Club Press Club Canary and Blue Blue Boo Camus Page I' 1 fly three .. f . . f f U' '. : . k H i: fi , . k, . li A Q- . 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I : 1 lt: , f nf , .Iv l CV HEINEY ARLENE MAE ARLENE College Entrance ln Arts Laugh she musl Arlene IS luke that But she never comes to school unless her lessons are all prepared She xs always studym that s Arlene s preparatlon for bemg a teacher Le Cercle Francais 3 4 IYIVS HEIMBACH VERNA L VERNA Commerc lal Beware o a woman that does not lal and a dog that does not bar Verna a tall falr haired lassle IS one of the most talka tive young ladles ln the A I-I S She IS a Jolly good com panxon wltty and full of fun to the last degree She IS a great lover of all out of door sports As somebody s stenog we feel sure she wnll succeed Here s the best of luck Verna Booster Club HEI NTZELMAN EVELYN SARAH Hams General She looks before she leaps and la es plenly o lzme about ll I-Iexne IS true blue She always has a Jolly word for every one wlth a but of spicy sarcasm She IS mterested m school and m blondes She IS going to Kutztown Normal HEINTZELMAN WALTER WILLIAM WALTER Engmeermg Szncerzly IS thy vzrlue Walter lS another one of those qulet chaps who say llttle but thmk a whole lot I-Ie IS an agreeable and sociable compamon whose first thought IS of you Al though he IS undeclded as to hls lmmedlate future we thmk that he wxll turn out to be one of those great men who have rlsen from the ranks Page F 1 fly four , . .. f k ku 1 v ' v I . 4 . , ' , . , . , , . , . , . g, . .. k f . , . . , Chorus 2 3 4 Crrl Reserves 3 4 CVNIVS HELFFRICH EVELYN EDITH Boo-rs Commerclal Sport and laughter are also arl Dxd you ever see the gurl with the bng smlle behlnd the candy counter m the cafeter1a3 That s Evelyn She looks angellc but you cant tell by looks Her chlef hobbies are swlmmmg and pamtmg Evelyn IS captam of the Senxor Glrls Swlmmmg Team As the story goes there IS but of course you ve heard that story lnferclass Swzmmlng Team Caplazn 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 4 Canary and Blue Sla Camus HELD MARGARET ANN PEG Commerclal Lrltle m stature lzul no! m muul Gentle Iovmg exceedzngly md Peg ns a real frlend to her associates She loves pleasure but she keeps xt m Its place and does not neglect her studxes for lt Watch her face when she talks to meml'ers of the opposxte sex Success be with you Peg Chorus 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 3 4 HENDRICKS EMILY RUTH BILLIE Household Arts Wrlh rmgs on her ngers and bells on her loes She has a good tzme wherever she goes That s Bnllxe all over and when the telephone rings you HENSINGER CARL FRANKLIN HENSINGER Sclence and Engineering I once new a man who when he made up hrs mmd wouldfghl lo defend hrs opmzon he was success ul m hrs work Hensmger IS another of the many ardent lovers of the may be certam that Bnllxe IS gO1ng to a dance or a party But let us add that Bnllle surely can worry out those physics problems She wall someday be a whntecap she assures us Home Economlcs Club 3 4 outdoors and apprecxates the beautiful thmgs ln nature He IS a dyed ln the wool fisherman and ns also Interested In tropical fish Carl IS a real friend and provides good company Page Fzfly five .. .. , . ..f f . 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' 0 , , CVNIVS HERRITY CHARLES CHARUE General You never can tell the depth of the well by the length of the handle on the pump Charles as well known and hked by all hls h1gh school frlends A great lover of sports he played Varslty foot ball m hls jumor and senior years He IS qulet smcere an ardent student of our school Charles expects to enter Notre Dame Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Basketball 2 Swrmmmg 3 HERSH ALLEEN MAY LEEN Commercial Lzllle I am lztlle I be Still I m tall enough or me Leen s value cannot be determlned by quantity We have often wondered why she IS so enraptured wlth lake beauties She IS however a frlend worth havlng Jolly kmd and true If you hear a Why3 Leen IS behind It Leen has a penchant to become a nurse Here s wlshmg her success Y W C A 253 4 HERSH EVELYN ROXIE DoLLv General Oh who will walk a mule wxlh me Along lzfe s merry way3' Dolly IS chock full of fun and when those mnocent brown eyes turn mxschxevous you had better look out for some prank or other She can be found ln any part of the bulldmg that favors sports and always ln the swimming pool Her fondest deslre IS to travel Here s a hope that she will always come upon the Hlghway to Happlness HIGH RUTH MUTHARD RUTH General She doeth little kmdnesses Which most leave undone or despise Ruth xs a blessing to her teachers Her qulet kmdly manners and cheerful ways just naturally appeal to every one and her pleasant dlsposltlon wlll sunt perfectly her mtencled vocatlon the gentle art of readln wrltm and rlthmetlc Ruth proves the saying that the secret ln lacing lovely IS ln bemg unselhsh and to her we say ere Grrl Reserves 2 Press Club 4 Page Fzftq wx U -v y 4. -- . , - - v - - , t , r , 1 , v - -U n - U . . v n ' . v f n v - . . - v , , , - 4- ny - - - . . . . . , - - . . . ., ,A , . 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H , . . . . . . , - , n . . . . ,, - , v f n - CVNIV5 HOTFENSTEI N JOHN MAHLON jon-mms Engmeerlng and Science I am not o lhal fealher lo sha e of my friend when he needs me mos! ,Iohnme IS one of those boys that know thelr math lf you are ln doubt ask Mr Welnshexmer ohnme mtends to gxve Lehigh a break by golng there next fall Here s hopmg he ns as good an electrlcal engmeer as he IS a frlend HOUSTON JOSEPH ISAAC Spuns Sclence and Engxneermg Nzmble o fool and hgh! o heart Spud the most carefree boy ln school has dlstmgulshed hlmself both m school work and lh athletlcs bemg a track man and qulte an acrobat on the gym team Whenever you see some one cakewalkmg and cuttmg a wade swath wnth a wlde smlle nt IS sure to be Spud Houston Trac 2 3 4 Gym Team HOWER PAULINE SPENGLER Pou.v Q., Happy am 1 from care I m ree' g Why ar nl lhey all contented I1 e me9 Everyone knows Polly as a jolly pal and a good sport HRISHKO EMILY M General Then she wrll talk ye gods How she wzll talk' Any one can tell by the width of Emily s smlles that She belxeves rn studymg but not too much Polly mtends to become a stenographer but for how long IS not for us to say We are sure she will be successful ln any thmg she undertakes Here s luck Polly Commcrcral Club 4 115 she IS going to be a dental hyglenlst We wonder nf lt IS Pepsodent or Iodent Stull our Emxly lsnt merely fun lovmg gurl there s seriousness m her even though xt IS hard to see at tlmes If talking gets people anywhere Emily will surely get somewhere Class Baskelball Girl Reserves 2 3 4 German Club 4 Page flflu semen Sgr' IM .. 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E ,sl ., CV MVS HU'I'I'IE JOSEPH JOHN os Commerclal A good joke now and lhen ls relished by the best of men oe lS a kmdhearted fellow and a good steady worker He IS always full of jokes when classes are over Joe xs a good typlst and will surely make a place for himself ln the busmess world both because of hls fine personality with you HUBLER HARRY JOHN HARRY Industrial Old friends are best Harry 15 soclable and an :deal frlend Harry IS takmg auto shop ln school and holds the posxtlon of foreman which proves hls relxablllty He IS an actlve member ln any kmd of sport Harry we thmk just cannot fall and hls abllxty to do good work We are loath to part Commerczal Club 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Soczely 3 4 HUGHES THELMA ELIZABETH PAT Com merclal Nollzzng rs lhere more friendly lo a man lhan a frxend ln need Pat hasn t been wlth us long but even ln her short HUDSON ESTHER AGNES ESTHER Commercial My hear! IS warm wzth lhc rzends I ma e Among our many frxends we shall remember Esther She ns an active member of A H S but for some reason or other IS also Interested ln Penn State Sometlmes a youth appears on the scene then Esther thmks the moon IS so romantlc But Esther says she expects to become a bookkeeper stay she has been answering the hellos of a great many students She ns a friendly lass Pat enjoys talkmg and ns usually ln the midst of the nolse She mtends to become a stenog some day There IS always room for a good one Page Flflu erghl HJ .. . . . . , , . . . , , .. .. , .. . . . . . . . CV JACOBS MAE. ADLAI Tmx General What harmony IS llusi My goodfrxends har f Tux certamly does tucks wlth the wones' ust men txon a plece and she w1ll play lt wlth real harmony and zest as only Mae can She s serious too sometlmes and always kmd and always everybody s frxend All her frnends hope that life may be one great harmony for her JOHNSON JOY ANTHAMESE. ov General Slle talks and lal s bu! lhal IS human She lrlfes the boys bul alle s a woman A vzvaczous energehc lass Joy ns usually of a good dxsposltlon but when her temper IS aroused woe woe' Joy thinks school would be an ideal place lf French were not taught But alas France lxves on' Joys greatest ambxtlon IS to become a nurse but want untll Pnnce Charmmg comes along and the nurse s cap will fly off very qulclcly Press Club 4 MVS HU LL DOROTHY FOX Do'r College Entrance lh Arts Swzmmzng musu: boo s what not? Have so slrangely caplurecl Dol If you don t find this cheerful young lady burned 1n llterature or playing the piano you know that she has been called on by Old Man Vlrgll to do her prose or by Nlr Shumaker s promise of a wrntten revlew to study her chemxstry Dots qulte studlous but she can t End out ln what she s most Interested Nevertheless you will see her among the college lassxes next year She wlll make the world sat up and take notice' Girls Booster Club 2 4 FYBHCII Club 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 'Q JAMES GENEVIEVE. GENEVIFVE Culture 13 the passwn or sweclness and lzglll and wha! rs more the passion for ma mg lhem prevail Although a recent member ln our hugh school Cenevleve has won many fnends by her charmlng personalxty She seems to have two mam Interests ln hfe Latin and Buck nell Although she IS undecided as to her career we wish her a world of success Page Fzfly nme -. 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" ' k ,ku , I i ' . I1 O 5 ' ' . . . rycs y if I , U - . f?f5f1:'2a iii ft k , f k. f , . . . CVMVS KEENEY JOHN JEROME Ant Commercial When beller speeches are made olln will ma e lhem Fellow students unaccustomed as I am that s ohn Hls vocabulary 18 larger than that of most orators and h1s gestures would make most publlc speakers look suck ohn lnkes to dance play football and has the hobby of monkeym wlth Fords We all hope that he will be able to do the thmgs he lxkes Class Football 4 Chorus KIESS ANNA ELLA ANNIE General A book rs a treasure A qulet httle glrl with a sweet smlle and a volce that s heard nexther lh snngmg nor m loud speaking except durmg a classroom recltatxon We understand that Anna wishes to become a nurse We feel certam that she has the com bmatlon a clear bram a pleasant smlle and a gentle volce to work wonders m a sxck room QQ? ai' KEMMERER CLARA FRANCES Clos Com merclal To llwse who now llrec nol no words can pam! And llwse who know llwee know all words are fam! ln Introducing Clara we present one of the few girls KEISER EVELYN GRACE Snon-rv Commercial Every one loves Shorty because she IS so full of fun Whenever you see a group of gurls standlng around you know that Shortys there because she IS so Jolly and cheerful But wnth all her fun she never forgets her studies and IS always nn good standing ln her subjects who can have her good times and still be a good student She has a pleasmg and jovial dxsposxtlon and IS seemingly quiet m class Clara xs studymg to be somebody s per fect stenog and so she will C1rlRescrves 3 4 Page burly-one "My hear! is like a singing bird." " ff - ' ,, I QVMV5 KENNEDY BEATRICE Bee General All that s rlght zs rzglll wzth Bee Who s so full of pep and snap On our good ol cheermg squad? Who s so full of glee and candy And m classes laughs aloud3 Who does her stuff although lt s tough And knows It to a T3 As you don t know and tlme IS short l ll tell you dear lt s Bee Booster Club 4 KICHLINE HELEN rs General The glzltermg lresses wlucl1 now sl1a e loose showered gold MIX a cheerful personallty with a sparkling sense of KEMMERER KATHRYN SUZANNE Krrrr Commerclal To blow and swallow al llze same moment IS not easy Here IS the l932 chatter box Although Kltty applles herself to her studxes she enjoys her llfe at school too Booster Club 4 Curl Reserves 2 KERN ARLENE A ARLENE General The magxc o the tongue lS llze most dangerous o all spells At Hrst you are convmced that Arlene lS very qulet But step up closer take another look Oh yes she fooled you dldn t she? She has a sense of humor that turns one green Wlth envy or red w1tl'1 laughter She IS blessed wxth the superb glft of natural brlllnancy No matter what her goal she will arrlve and with Hymg colors even lf they are black and blue National Honor Soelely 4 Spanzsh Club 4 humor add a generous cllsposltlon and we have our SIS Slum golden haxred Sls IS the owner of a palr of come hlther blue grey eyes She has a great fondness for pretzels outdone only by her wlld admxratxon for football heroes We ve never seen SIS 1n a mad rush to class or burdenlng herself wlth books yet she always manages to get there A H S wnshes you all the happmess m the world as a Bucknell co ed Page Szxly Iwo .. ,. . w .. ' . .. Ig l l - , . , - l . , , .. .. , .. , . . . . ., , , . , . -, , . , . . , . . ., , ,' - , . .. ,. , . .. . f , f ,. ' . . , . , . , , , , , A HS ., , .. . . . . , H . , V n - ! - , CVNIVS KIPP MARTIN LUTHER lndustrlal A llllle nonsense now and lhen I s relzshed by the wisest men Boyce IS from the auto shop and dreams that some day he wxll be a mechanic ln some axrplane factory or alr port Hrs chlef sports are huntmg football and swlm mmg The world needs men of Boyces type and the class ns proud to be able to call hlm one of her own if Q-C5 KISTLER BETTY JANE Bb rrv General ls a woman s silence nalura13 Some say she IS ln love but laymg that aslde what more could you aslO A dazzling blonde a sunny smile a glowing personality and Betty makes her bow She ns always busy always has something to do yet she handles affairs ln that easy dellberate manner that marks a born leader KINNEY EILEEN FRANCES LILLLN College Entrance ln Arts 0 mos! delzcale end' Who rs I can manage woman? Toot tooti Doesn t that sound like the Essex 3 And that s Kmney too Eileen sure IS the exception to the saymg that All women drivers are terrlble During her three years at A H S she has made many friends because of her ready wxt Heres luck to you Elleen wherever you end up next year and the years to come Class Swimming 3 Spanish Club 4 Bovcs it NRL KIPP MARVEL KOKEN DOLLY Commercial Such a blush m the midst o brown was born Like red poppies rn a meadow grown with com A personalxty that attracts every one and eyes that one can t reslst make Dolly one of the most lllcable gurls ln A H S She has a special llkmg for dancmg and swlmmlng You may not know nt but her mam accom pllshment IS blushmg Perhaps thus and her sunny dns posntlon have something to do with her Interest In a nelgh bormg town Page Srxly three .. . F r . ' . A - ' E N . 1 . - , , - r - ' - . . f . . , - o . ,V . . . . . CV Kl..lNE CHARLES HOWARD JR CHARLIE General Acllon 15 eloquence The one fellow who more than any other IS responsible for the success of the Orotan Debatmg Socxety rs Charles Klme Always wnllmg to serve when asked to help put some project ln school across always smxllng studlous helpful Charlie IS a friend worth havmg 0rolanDebal1ngSoc1ely 2 3 4 Dramalzc Soczely 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Band 2 3 Chorus 3 Canary and BlueSla Comus V arszly Debate KNELLER EMMA ELIZABETH rc General In her large brown eyes rs a happy glow Oh Peg you math shark IS there an algebra or trlg problem you cant do3 But there IS somethlng wrong with thus smllmg gurl when she doesn t have chewing gum or candy Besldes llkxng to dance swlm and have a good time generally Peg IS rather Interested ln electrncal work We hope she ll never get a shock' German Club 4 Chorus 4 Y W C A 4 MVS KLEPPINGER CLAYTON T Kcu Engmeermg and Science God bless the man who firsl mvenled sleep He beat me lo xl yel I musl say He dnl not go as ar as lo leach us haw To sleep lhroughoul the day Klep reminds us of the late Thomas A Edison because like EdlS0n he wears glasses Among his Inventions we have the automatic radlo control-cuts off the radio when you use the telephone a control that consists of a block of wood three nails and a plece of strung seven feet long l spite of his easy gomg dlsposltlon and hrs clalm to the national honors for sleepmg we expect a successful career ln electrical engmeermg for Klep Band 3 4 Orchestra I 3 Commercxal Bubbles of laughler brea upon her lips Behold the giggling gurl' Tootle IS the orlgmal laughmg doll She I8 jolly and merry Tootle IS so efficient a talker that she can keep up a rapld fire conversation even whlle chewmg Beechnut Her charming manners and her business abllnty will quxte ably take care of her future 3 Page Szxly our . if ', ' , ' , .' l. . . I . . ' n N KLIPPLE, HILDA IRENE "TooT1E" ,y dr .T ,Q , . "Pi " . . . . ' . l .I , U A , f . , . qua , 5 , ,' .... , . .1161 ' -f CVMVS iv' KOBROSKY SAMUEL Kos General Come on leamf Sam IS naturally a quiet fellow but at any game watch out' Koh s bnd for fame lles ln his claim that he has seen every A H S game for three years Sam s going to a school of forestry and nf he can coax trees as he can foot ball teams well there won t be any deforestratlon' KOPP GERARD JOHN Kon Commercial Un on uc wheels oer earlh m un' lhrough clouds oer seas on on' Here IS a lad who has a keen interest ln avxatlon although you would not guess xt from mere observation and Contact Of course he wears his head m the clouds Hts pal IS a bxcycle and even on that he can Hy At one time xt was rumored he was contemplatlng a cross country trlp H wishes he had taken the Cortina Short cut xn French On land or ln alr may success stalk hlm forever and ever amen Page Srxly ,Eve KNILULE DOROTHY MAE Dot General Dolly rs a grand young sport I m sure you ll all agree A sleady beau well I II say nolf A leacher she wxll be Dolly IS always seen and ever heard giggling lts too bad the cafeterxa doesnt serve macaroni more fre quently Dotty s chlef deslre IS to go to Kutztown Normal and become a teacher 1-idk. cami' KOPENHAVER FRED HOSSLER Fnrrz General The man wllhoul cares Travelmg ll e s thorough ares Fritz does blg thmgs although he as rather small IH stature ust watch how he handles hls Chrysler Wlth hrs pranks and senseless prattle Frltz has endeared himself to all who know him We don t know what he lntends to do although we often hear hlm speak of law CVMV5 KRAUSE DOROTHY EVELYN Do'r Commerclal Thls hllletll the nalle on the had Only perfectlon IS good enough She takes a partlcular lnterest ln swlmmlng Thls happy go lucky glrl expects to be somebody s stenog some day Lots of luck to you Dot KRESSLY ALBERT HENRY AT lndustrlal Freedom of the Press Fat IS a real fellow for he IS always helplng out frlends Hls school work IS always above the passlng grade we recall that he has been on the honor roll many a tlme H takes a great lnterest ln prlntlng ln fact he helps to prlnt our school paper Outslde of school hls favorlte pastlme IS bowllng KRASLEY JOSEPH CHARLES o Flne Arts oe lS a Jo vlal member of the class always full of good jo kes He IS always d0lng somethlng but It s not always useful that IS a help He IS talented ln drawlng and wlll become qulte a f'-IHC artlst some day oe IS always very popular wlth the glrls And perhaps hls art Wlll be commandlng the admlratlon of us who do the useful thmgs some day KRIEBEL MARY ELIZABETH MARY College Entrance lh Arts Those about her From her shall read the perfect ways of honor Marg IS that qulet capable glrl always to be depended upon who has showed her leadershlp ln becomlng the presldent of her home room and a member of the Natlonal Honor Soclety Mary IS always ready to lend a helplng hand Beneath that calm exterlor of hers IS a Jolly wltty Mary a few people are prlvlleged to know Sclence Club 3 4 Press Club 4 NUIIURGI Honor Society Canary and Blue Page Slxly slx Y y HF ,. . . . . 1 . . 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CVNIVS .Al KROMER ERNEST ALFRED Enmlz lndustrlal A star ln the shop IS worth two ln the s les Ernle IS a good scout always smlllng and never known to be out of WISC cracks He IS a good all round athlete and loves to loaf Ernle IS destlned to be an architect We re sure he wlll walk merrlly along hls way KUHL FREDFRICK AUGUST FRITZ Englneermg and Sclence Sllence lS golden so they say But the result IS usually worthwhlle Frltz IS a qulet serlous chap loved by all who know hlm l-le IS a hard worker and a booster of A H S Frltz IS manager of our successful l93l football team and we wlsh that he may manage whatever he undertakes as success fully as he has done here Football Manager 4 Class Football 3 Class Football 3 Tsquare Club 2 3 4 l -4:7 KUHNS PETER DAVID PETE SCICIICC and Englneerlng A llttle curly headed good or nothlng And a mlschle ma lng mon ey rom blrth Pete IS one of our most beloved classmates HIS charm mg personallty and ever ready Wlt have endeared many to hlm Besldes thls hls constant support of A H S aCtlVltleS IS almost proverblal Our most slncere good wlshes follow Pete wherever he may go Ll:.lBY EDWARD CHARLl:.b Enola Englneerlng and Sclence I m the sweetest sound ln the orchestra heard Yet ln orchestra never have been Eddle would llke to become an orchestra leader H can play the sax so some day he may be on a par wlth Rudy Vallee But our secret thought IS that he wlll be a movle magnate and own a chaln of theaters Gluck au Eddie Page Surly seven CVMV LEHR KARL MAY NARD General Tulor rl rn llle rudlmcnls of many rlespcralc sludzcs Karl our surprnsmg young class football player IS also a surprxsmg young student He rates as one of the highest m the general course ln spnte of hrs lnterests ln other school actlvltles Class Football 4 Sczence Club 3 4 Band 2 3 LIILBY RANDALL HUNTER LIEBY lndustrlal Lmdberg flzes a plane Lzeby flres a llc Lleby loves the outdoor lxfe You ask why3 Well Lleby lxves on a farm If he were as lndustrxous ln hxs schoolwork as he IS on the farm he would be leadmg the honor roll Llebys ambntlon ns to become an avlator Here s to you Lxeby May you fly hugh and lnght safe LHTY General Her :vary hands on the :vary eys Slrayed m flfulfanlasrcs Dad you ever see any one as studnous as Betty3 We can always tell who s playing ln auclltorxum when we hear a good snappy march But you should hear her make the prpes of the organ blow' We expect Betty to be famous some day ln spate of that tall fellow We all like Betty Class Swrmmmg Team 3 Grrls Boosler Club 4 Muszc Club 4 Class Accompamsl 2 3 4 Chorus Accompanzsl 4 Nalronal Honor Socrcly 4 ll WIS FDWARD JESS Inoue General L1 e IS ajesl and all llnngs show rl l though! so once but now I now rl lall and dark and handsome Eddie dashes around the halls from one class to another trymg to pull down a good mark Cnce ln a whxle he does It After he graduates from here Eddle would llke to enter Emaus Tech to major ln Pmg Pong Page .Surly crglrl N3 A I H U It LEVERS, BEATRICE EDITH "Bum-1" .t ' . .l li k if . CVMVS LICHTENWALNER MARIE HATTIE MICKEY Commercial Wrealhed m smrles rom morn to mghl That rs Mzc ey rl s her rzghl She nows full well lhal smzlcs are meeds Of happy lhoughls and words and deeds Here IS an Ideal mlss who has made hosts of frxends but nt IS a shame that thus brunette has already lost her heart Heart not head Marne rs an excellent student Her smllmg dlsposntlon and determmatlon wlll buoy her through Chorus LICHTENWALNER RUSSEL Russ Sclence and Engmeermg There goes a Chrysler Hear lhat loud humJ I now ll s a good car My alher s go! one Thxs lad IS a true dlsclple of that noble angler lsaaC Walton Durmg trout season he can always be found fly flshlng along the banlcs of the Llttle Lehigh It IS sand that the finny denizens cry aloud m fear at the appearance of this hearty fisherman life A million good wlshes LAUCHNOR RUTH NAOIVII SHORTY Commerclal LONG FERN SAVILLA Wooov Commerc nal A cheerful loo ma es a dish afeasl Who IS the tall brown eyed ma1den3 Her name rs a Challer o irresponsible fYlU0llly Shorty a dlmmutnve and magnetlc lassle halls from New Trlpoll where she secured her scholastic foundatxon She IS always ready to go to a doggie roast or on a hike You can always End her at Ontelawnee Park Shorty mtends to be a stenographer QI riddle for It s short and yet lt s Long Her lxst of friends IS a long one too Her attitude toward life ln general ns a cheerful who cares? She has mhented a love for surgery and some day we expect to find her cutting up ln a hospital Here s hoplng we ll never be sack Page Surly mne 1 'Y .. ,ff l f . Basketball, Manager, 4,' Class Foollrall, 3, 4. .. f . . r 'Q' I 'Y .J 1 , f Q Y " if fe ' '5- CVNIV5 LONG GEORGE FULTON LONGIE Sclence and Engmeermg Laugh and the world laughs with you Perhaps you have heard George the orator who holds X, a classroom spellbound Wlth his detonatmg and sllver voxce He IS a Jolly good natured fellow always joking and takes a great mterest ln debatmg Our best wishes for a successful future Press Club 4 Canary and Blue 4 LONG HANNAH EIVIELINE HANNAH General Hey lend me some powder Among the qulet wlse and wltty glrls of the Allentown Hxgh School IS Hannah Long Hannah has many mter ests but her greatest IS ln dark eyes and green sweaters Her one ambntlon IS to teach music and the class of 32 Music Club MALSBERGER LEWIS HARRIS Lrwv Industrial Electrxcal For he s ajolly good fellow Louie IS a wlre skmner m other words an electrxclan He ns one of the qulet fellows ln the class never gxvmg much attentlon to the glrls Loule s chief sport IS swam mmg Some day he hopes he will he a second johnny Wexsmueller MARBLE DOROTHY MAE D01- Commercxal The kzndesl fnend A smlle and a kind look IS Dot s motto Anythmg she undertakes IS sure to be a success Her dependablhty has won for her countless frlends Dot IS trymg hard to make her mark as a prlvate secretary We read happiness and joy for her future Booster Club 2 Page Sevenlu .. ,. . 4 n I - l I ! ' - . D . wishes her the best of luck. .. .. , . .. , . ., , .. ,, .. . , ,. , . CVMV5 MAY, VYRNOBELL AC-NESS "NlAYzE" Commercial "A merrier girl, With the limit of becoming mirth I never spent an lioufs talk withal!" Mayze's charming personality has won her scores of friends. She is jolly and full of fun. She studies but what she studies is nobody's business. Girls Booster Club 2 MCCRACKEN DOROTHY ELEANOR D01 General And she was fair as is the rose in May This describes Dot to a T and if you would like to see her blush and watch those dimples play around on rosy cheeks just mention Berg' But in spite of the attractions at the local institution Dot still rates with her many high school admirers And by the way when you hear shes going to be a nurse dont all get sick at once' Keep sunny Dot sets the pace' MCGINLEY ANNA MAE ANNA MAE General And lo be merry best becomes you for out o question you were born in a merry hour Meet Anna Mae Her merry laugh her Jolly good MCFADDEN ELIZABETH CERTRUDE Lizzy Commercial l II be merry andfrce l II be sazlfor nae body Here s the laughing girl of the Senior Class Whenever a noise is heard ln the hall it s sure to l:e Lizzie Never thele s her lessons are always prepared Elizabeth craves driving the Buick to Muhlenberg Lizzie expects to be somelzody s secretary We wish her all the success in the world Commerczal Club 4 Girls Booster Club 4 1 nature her lrish love of fun have made us all her friends while her industry and she is industrious though she claims she s not has won her places on both the Canary and Blue and Blue Book and a high scholastic standing Class Bas etball Team 3 Girls Hoc ey Team 4 Press Club 4 Canary and Blue Blue Boo Page Seventy one 90 "'f'.?' 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' A - . r r ' v ' 1 - , , 1, ' ' s k . : ' ' li . : A . : L : k- CVMV5 MCGINLEY HELENA AGNES MAC General A cheerful lrfe dCU0ld of care A happy laugh heard everywhere The very lme for Helene' You can bank on lt that wherever she IS you ll fmd somethlng golng on that wnll end 1n a blg laugh And what she can t tell you about the Irlsh slmply lsnt worth knowlng' Keep smllmg Helene and youll be sure of getting what you want The Clublae 2 3 4 Spanish Club V1cePres1denl 4 MCGINLEY JOHN JOSEPH MAC Commercial A hunlmg we will go A hunlmg we wzll go I ll go lo the dean for a furlough And a hunlmg we will go Mac I8 an mdustnous boy who wlshes eventually to be a mmxster He would rather study Latxn than eat Mac lS also a successful hunter and bnngs home the bacon every time Mac IS the orxgmal reason why glrls leave home When Mac IS along everything IS hunquedorelgh Well here IS wlshmg him all the luck m the world MCGOVERN DONALD A DoN General Alnlzly goes a great way And manner nol a Izttle MCQUILKEN ETHEL MAE MAC General Ethel I5 full ofjazz jokes and un ll zsn I her aull she gels nolhmg done Ethel IS of a studnous dnsposltlon and every day during Dutch xs one of the outstanding members of the grad uatlng class The varlous clubs that boast hls member ship profit by his attendance In spxte of the fact that he IS qulte promment soclally he has succeeded ln maklng a hugh scholastic record We know that he will be rldlng the top of the wave some day Adelphzans 2 3 4 Dramalzc Club 3 4 The Clulrbc 3 H1 YClul7 4 Spamsh Club 2 Phrlalelzc Society 2 -ui! the fourth perlod we see her lh the lunchroom munching a sandwich and studylng Engllsh between bxtes However do not get the lmpresslon that she lS a goody good llttle glrl Far from lt We know her as a Jolly good friend She 15 an efhclent talker and can keep up a rapxd fire con versatlon even whlle she chews Beechnut Her hobby lS readmg -gxve her a book and she ns dead to the world As a lnbranan she should be successful Page Scvenly two CVIYIV5 MEASE RUTH ADELINE Ru-rl-ma General Send lhem home as merry as cru: els Ruth IS the kmd of a pal every one longs for but few find They call her nolsy Ruth and It s quxte appropriate She s the kld who has personality plus She dances smgs and llkes to eat Ruth has no ldea what shes going to do when she leaves Allentown Hugh School hut she ll have and glve a merry tlme Boosler Club 4 German Club 3 4 MEEKER DANIEL EDWARD DAN Electric Construction I wzll leave large oolprmls on lhe sands o lrme Dan IS an electrlcnan and one of the best 1n the class of 32 Has chxef hobbles are dlckermg wlth electrical appara tus and following up the movmg pxcture game He s not wlld about sports but IS a real fellow fails MEITZLER LILLIAN A Mmm Commerclal ll IS beller to be small and shme than to be large and cast a shadow Mlkle the llttle ln stature glrl wlth bug dark eyes ns always up to some fun Although she ns adorably sweet natured she s stern enough to stand for her rlghts Mnlue s quite studnous and usually gets good marks but better than studying she lxkes a boy s companxonshlp just occa slonally Nlay you realize all your hopes Mlkle Commerczal Club 4 Booster Club 2 3 Chorus 3 MELLNER BERNADINE General Kmd slow lo anger prompt al mzsery s call She loved lhe people and was loved by all Kmd jolly and wxllnng to help always thus ns Berna dune One finds her name connected with the Press Club the French Club and literary editor of the Canary and Blue Bernadme intends to take up mtenor decoration at New York Unlversxty next year Modest versatile charming we re glad she s ln 32 French Club 4 Press Club 4 Ar! Club 3 Canary and Blue Comus Page Seventy three CVIYIVS MELOT RUTH ELLEN RUTH Commerclal Always busy as a bee No one wor s as hard as she That s Ruth a cheerful likable glrl Always m a hurry to get somewhere we can t 1lTAagll'lC why but we hope she wnll get there A conscxentlous mdustrlous glrl like Ruth ns sure to accomplish what she sets out to do MENNE WILLIAM JOHN Sxmnv General A merry heart lhal doelh good ll e wzne A qulc wrt that never alls lo chlme Menne as that blur you ve seen flashmg around the tenms courts whlzzmg over aces and smashmg volleys along the slde lmes Or perhaps you ve seen hlm lopmg along eatlng up ground ln a marathon meet At any rate he has made qulte a name for hlmself and we re sure he will rise to tenms fame some day Press Club Charler Member Camus MERTZ MARY LUCILLE MERTZIE General Her face As lhe great eye o heaven shmed brzght And made a sunshine In the shady place Mary s many friends know that she let s a smlle be her umbrella on a ramy day They wnll be glad to know that she wxll be here agam next year takmg sclence as a post graduate course Some clay Nlary wlll be telling H20 from H2504 m a chemical laboratory We are lookmg forward to some new compounds French Club 2 3 Press Club 3 MERWIN ROBERT RUSSELL BOB General Every man to hrs own lasle Robert s ambltlon smce hxs Fxrst school days ln Pxtts burgh has been to become a famous baseball pltcher Ar Allentown he has been a most hearty supporter Of all athletxc events The plays he learned whlle watching the Allentown I-hgh nme perform may he of great value to hum nn hrs baseball career Class Football 3 4 Page Sevenlu four k . 5. lt ' f - Marathon, 2, 35 Tennis, 3, 4: Track, 2, 35 Science Clubg fa o . I ' QI gig , 1 f I ' CV MVS MESSINGER HENRY CHARLES HANK Sclence and Engineering A man' A man' My kmgdom or a man Hank halls from South Allentown He ns Interested 1n everythmg under the sun but curnosxty has not killed hlm yet Above all he 15 an ardent follower of Popeye lhe Sarlor He says that the brawny sallor IS a true hero of an Amerlcan epxc and some day he wlll wrnte a poem wxth the sallor man as the hero METZGER ARLENE LOUISE Mn-zu General Seniors may come and senxors may go but there wxll never be another Nlltzl If you ve never met her you ve mlssed half of your education and three fourths ofagreat quarterback s interest An all round athlete3 well l hope Mltzn has been outstandmg m basketball tennls swnmmmg and cheerleading and a dance slmply lsn t a dance without merry lVl1tz1 Lessons also ran lf Mxtzn IS as popular at Sargent as she has been lh A H S brmg on the band' Varsity Bas elball 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Class MEYERS ELEANOR ELAINE LPN Fine Arts Green eyes dark hazr Sly glances oh beware' Len lS thoroughly lxkable She may appear quiet but METZGER ERMA ALTHEA JFRRY General Smoolh runs the water where lhe water lS deep Thxs demure young miss has a qulet dnsposxtxon but m the rxght company she IS a 1olly good sport She delights m spending her spare time outdoors sketchxng or palntmg and judgmg from her work we are sure that Erma wxll have an art gallery some day Art Club 3 Press Club 4 Blue Boo Canary and Blue Comus she I5 a good sport and always ready for a good time And It s plam to be seen she s no man hater We wlsh you a happy and prosperous future Len Chorus Gzrl Reserves Page Sevenlu jvc 'A k ",, . 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J li: : N' ' F , A CVMVS MILDER ESTHER LOUISE ESTHER Commercial Sing away sorrow cast away care Esther is a happy go lucky carefree girl She has a smile for every one She has no worries but takes life as it comes Although she doesn t belong to any organ lzatlons she is planning to Join Somebody s Stenog Club ln order that she may pound a typewrlter eight hours a tion day for a considera MILKOVICS MARGARET Pac Home Economics usl a beam o sunshine Peg IS the kind of girl everybody loves She is willing to help any one whenever she can and is very clever school as you may well Judge when you hear that so far she has survived physlcs class She s going to be a nurse too and we know shell make a good one Home Economics 3 4 MILLER DOROTHY EVELYN Do'r General Light and fair shorl and sweel If you see Dot coming with a beaming face and that victorious look in her eyes you will know that she just struggled with a chemistry problem and by fair means or foul has arrived at the correct answer This is an accom plishment especially for Dot She gets along pretty well with her other studies too and Drexel ought to establish a chemistry course just to keep Dot in practice after graduation. MILLER EDWARD I-IERBST ' EDDIE ' General Do you have your homewor 9 Eddie is the greatest fisherman and hunter alive. Woe to the big grizzly and to Moby Dick when Eddie graduates. As a sideline Eddie plays baseball and discovery. Dis- covery? Why new girl friends of course. Eddie s favorite subject is Latin. I-Ie felt very, very badly when he had to drop it to make room for study hall. Well good luck Eddie be seeing you on the chorus. Page Seventy-six CV MILLER KARL G K C, Engmeermg and Science There s bralns m them thar hzlls Have you ever seen a tall handsome mtelllgent Iookmg senior with several books under his arm rush through the halls that s probably Karl He tells us he cloesn t care a mute about gmrls but we have our own opmxon He IS such a flne student that we expect hum to be successful ln whatever field he chooses for hxs Ilfe work MVS MILLER, EVA "Evra" Commercial "Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth." Eve IS a qulet gurl but underneath that quletness IS fun and jovlallty She laughs at obstacles then meets them and comes through smxlmg She ns always ready to do her best besides helpmg some one else Eve s favorite occu patron IS reading shorthand for one of her many friends Keep nt up Eve you have our best wlshes Nazh Plezla 3 Booster Club 3 IVIILLER RICHARD WARREN RICH General He rs a shy and modest youth The very epztome of truth Here comes a good fellow of the general course group You never see hlm wlthout that famous grln Rach once left us but couldn t resnst commg back to Bnnsh up m dear ol:l Allentown Hugh Heres wlshmg hum all success nn the future but that s assured with his personalnty plus MILLER RUSSEL ELMER Russ General Above the pllch Out of tune And of at the hmges Russel s wmnlng smxle and abllxty to play the trumpet have made hum money and frlends and got hum much knowledge He IS always ln a hurry and always explam mg his harshness wnth Don t bother me I m xn love We thmk thxs world needs louder and funnier cornet players Heres your chance Russ Don t let any moss gl"0W OD y0Lll" C0l'hCt CSharpMus1cClub Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 Chorus 2 Track 2 Page Seventy seven . . , . . . - 1 - ,' 1 - .. . .. .. . . . . ., . . .. ., .. . . . . .. , . . . . , . . . .. 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CV IYIVS MILLER WARREN WARREN Science and Engineering Though an angel should wrlle slrll lrs lhe devil must prlnl Warren IS a very nlce boy qulet and unobtruslve Whenever you meet hxm he IS always ready to sprmg hrs stock saymg Say old top may I have your 3 Hrs avocatlon 18 prlntmg but he stlII entertams falnt hopes of golng to college MITCHELL FLORENCE LUCILLE Fr.oss Commerclal I never new so young a body wzth so old a head Floss IS a strong bellever ln working when xt s t1me to work and playmg when lt s tlme to play always a game that s falr She has an earnest desxre to make good lh whatever she attempts Floss expects to be a private secretary In that too she w1lI make good Chorus 2 3 4 MOATZ ,IAMFS DANIEL nw Commerclal IVIOHR RICHARD KENNETH Duck Draftmg Very qurcl when a slranger Norsy when afrzend Architect extraordmary Duck certalnly Ilves up to lt Blushes are the rainbows o modesly jim IS one of the best known members of our class He IS qulte an athlete especlally ID swlmmmg If you ever see him ln a serlous mood call a doctor Best wlshes for the future Jlm Swzmmmg 3 4 or at least trles to Manv thunk he should glve up hrs architectural ambltlons and try public speaking Dick does not agree with other people and so keeps StI1VIl'lg to deslgn the skyscraper that will dwarf the Empxre State Buxldxng TSquare Club 2 3 4 Page Seventy eight .4 -1 , .4 . . , . . a . 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CVNIV5 MOHR ROBERT ALBERT Bos General I love llre lassrcs oh Bob who has gone m for class swlmmlng IS also study mg fnsh for he IS golng to Muhlenberg to study surgery The best of luck to Bob our fish boy Class Swrmmmg 4 MONROE GERALDINE HENRIETTA Jenny College Entrance ln Arts The muszc breallnng rom her ace erry3 That s the glrl with that cllgmfied Senior look and lrreslstlble bubblmg personality so popular with all her classmates Jerry IS especxally gifted xn playing the vlolm and vlola and consequently has a prominent place ln the orchestra Here s to success and happmess long may you bow Orclleslra 2 3 4 Czrls Booster Club MONTGOMERY EARL EDWARD Ou. lndustrlal MOORE MARY WEAVER Screw your courage lo lhc slzclfmg place And you I1 no! all We have known Earl m the electric shop almost two years He ns qulet and easy to get along wxth and Inter ested m all branches of electrlclty MARY General Never sorrowful never sad Here s a gzrl who s always glad Have you ever been wanting at the fountain for a drunk when suddenly a slender gnrl pops up ln front of you and glves you an awful 1ar3 That was Marv Her hut and run vlctlms are strewn all over the halls Be safe equlp yourself wlth bumpers' If she rushes up the ladder of success wlth such speed as she exhlbnts at A H S she will soon reach the top Carl Reserves 2 3 4 Page Sevenly nme CVIYIVS MOYER CHARLES CALVIN Cmmus Science and Engmeermg Conslancy o purpose IS lhe secrel o success Charlle upholds the tradltlons of Hugh ln scholarship He s studlous and yet bellevmg that all work and no play makes ack a dull boy he IS not a grmd He IS lnterested lh engmeermg and IS to pursue thls work at Lehlgh A good scout and a hard worker Charlle IS bound to succeed Nalxonal Honor Socxely 4 MOYER JOHN IVAN jommv Science and Englneermg Some tell some hear some Judge of news some make zt lohnny our popular dark complexloned Romeo IS very studlous and delights ln solvmg mtrlcate mathe matlcal problems Hls ambltlon IS to become a member of the Lehigh County Bar You wxll always find hlm courteous and wlllmg to help ln any school actlvlty H should be a great success Nallonal Honor Soczely Presulcnf 4 H1 Y 4 Sczence Club 3 4 The Clubbe 4 1- if Fxrs MOYER MFRIAN E Engmeermg and Sclence The great man who lhm s greatly of hzmsel IS no! drmmlshmg lhal greatness ln heaping fuel on hrs 'ruff I MOYFR PAUL W lAUllL Commercial Muszc 15 lhe unwersal language When Paul IS not readlng a book or playing his banjo 6 Fats 15 a smart lad and upholds the tradltlons of the Moyer family ln the held of study Hrs wmd has carried hum through two seasons on the Varsxty marathon and track teams with honors What a business man hell become with all of us runnmg around to back hlm up' Maralhon 2 3 Trac 2 he IS ln the gym dlsplaymg his gymnastxc ablllty Pauls greatest mterest hes ln musnc for he IS desxrous of becoming a noted banjo player We wlsh hmm the best of success and hope to see hum famous Gym Team 4- Track 4. Page lfighly CVNIV5 MOY LR WRLLA DOLORILS WRELA College Entrance ln Arts S1111 wafers run deep Wrela IS the answer to a teachers prayer able and studlous She knows that honor comes from dnlugence When some poor mortal of the senior class cannot get her lessons Fmnshed Wrela ns the person she seeks Kutztown Teachers College IS to be blessed wlth her presence Love HEHITSD Well there IS always a Romeo Nalronal Honor Society MUMBOWER ARLENE MUMPS General A ready wrt and-fran replres Topped by a pazr o rogulsh eyes Of course we all know Mumps' Her sunny smile and rogulsh eyes have won her many frlends She always gets where she IS bound for even lf she IS usually late Speed along Mumps She IS mterested m all athletlcs and never misses such functxons Na1l1Pleda 2 3 4 Curl Reserves 2 3 4 '36 Uni MUTZL MARY ELIZABETH Berry Zounds' I was never so belhump d wzlh words Here IS one of the Jollnest gurls of the class, whose pleasmg MUMBOWER EVELYN Eva General O wisdom llalh she a goodly slore And kmdness one can as no more A pleasmg manner and a sunny dxsposntnon characterize hvelyn as a playmate and as a wlllmg student She rs fond of German and studlous m all her classes Evelyn expects to attend Nloravlan College to become a school teacher We wlsh her success Gzrl Reserves Gzrl Booster Club dlsposltlon has won for her so many friends Betty always manages to have her work done and always manages to be a booster for A H S and to attend the soclal actlvntnes of the school She IS planning to go to Temple but to us she seems to be gomg m another dlrectlon Science Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Booster Club, 2, 3, 4, Cxrl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 4 Page l:.1gl1ly one 'T' CV 'lm 'ant 'VN-in Aw IYIVS NEARING HOMER FLASH College Entrance in Arts Ar! and nowledge bring bread and honor Flash IS the slim agile lad whose rapierllke body you can see flashing through the water in our swimming pool Homer has many times invoked the Muses of both poetry and of music His favorite pastime however is painting and can he paint' In addition to all this he also mam tams a high scholastic standing and can debate on any thing NEITZ RUSSELL Russ Engineering and Science Modesly has more charm lhan beauly Russ combines brain with brawn but sadly indeed he is lacking in stature His efforts to make the football team have been long and futile ln baseball however he was successful He expects to enter a naval school and we all wish him success Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Science Club H1 Y Press Club NESTER KERMIT KESTER Commercial Hurry up I have some homewor to do Nester is one of those young men who IS behind the movement for more time ln bed mornings and less home tions usually dont work Kester has an ambition to become a stenographer He has great hopes Keep on trying Kester hopes are ladders on which to climb even if the rungs do break sometimes NUVER ARTHUR EDWARD ART Industrial I will chisel my way lhrough I1 e Behold this young popular lad of the industrial depart ment one who is always ready to have some fun He takes a keen interest in sports and spends most of his leisure time on them His future something seems to tell us will be wasting wood A patternmaker of course Band 2 3 Page Eighty Iwo , .. .. . , - , I I D I U Y .. ,, , .. .. . , , .. ., . It - ' , work nights. His clever electric and model builder inven- ,A I A A 7 1 ' ' . Y f i jfff f Qt, . , . . , . , . 1 I U ' CVMV5 OBERT EVELYN ASH Evra Frne Arts Smzlmg always she lrzps down the slreel The whole world lles at Evre s eel And what an artrstrc little hand Evne has and how she can draw' Her trncky lnttle smile as well as her wonder ful personallty has made her scores of frlends But beware of Evxes giggle lf shes not Iaughlng wlth you she s lrable to be Iaughmg at you' Swlmmrng 4 Ar! Club 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 Press Club 4 Blue Boo Canary and Blue Comus al' ONEILL EDITH MARIE IRISH Commercial Well suul lhal was lard on wllh a lrowcl Irish one of the lhdUStl'lOUS commercials IS just packed full of wlsdom and wrt Her sweet drsposrtxon has won her many friends And IS she ambltlous3 Some day she wnll be the reporter for the New Yor Trmes Lots of luck Irrsh' Class Baskelball 3 4 Grrls Boosler Club 2 3 Crrl Reserves 2 3 4 Dramalu: Soczely 4 NUVER EVELYN MILDRED v Commerclal Ralher lo command lhan be commanded Evelyns ambltron IS to become a nurse and we are sure that she will dellght m glvmg her patnents butter medlcrne and then making them like It Evelyn boasts of her lack of Interest rn boys but we wonder lf lt IS only her rnterest m the textrle lndustry that occasions her frequent vrsnts to Paterson Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 OCHS KATHERINE LOUISE KAY General A srlenl tongue and a true heart Are mosl admrrable both Kltty IS a quret gurl when she rs ln school Outsrde of school she really rs qurte a lot of fun Kitty professes to be a hater of the opposite sex but you know these man haters She has not cleclded what she mtends to do but we thunk she knows French Club 3 4 Page Ezghly three I ..E .. 418 ' . . . f . . : , : ks 5 . fn I .. .. -5 . 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'Y I . 1 k , D CV MVS Ol LINLI R I LORLNCL ANNA lLoss Commercial One thmg 15 orever good That one thzng I5 success Hoss us a studlous gurl she starts a thmg and keeps rlght at It She belongs to the National Honor Society 1S a whxzz at debating and very successful ln stenographlc work The boys as a rule do not mterest her w1th a snngle exceptxon When his name IS mentxoned her eyes llght up A home or a 3ob5 The usual questlon Nalxonal Honor Society 4 OSMUN PAUL LOUIS Nome lndustrlal Nor rural szghls alone but rural sounds Exlularale the splrll A tall fellow whose height lS over SIX feet and who answers to the mclcname Nope that s Paul Osmun He IS very fond of farm anlmals and will walk miles to see a farm show He IS not so fond of maklng speeches as he Chorus 2 3 Chorus 2 34 BooslerClub 2 3 4 Y W CA 2 3 4 OTT ADELE LOIS DEL General Never sorrowful never sad Behold a gzrl whose uays are glad Del IS a peppy glrl always laughing always able to cure our hlues She has many sources of pleasure but there are tlmes when automoblllng holds first place h has a good time wherever she goes and vwe hope she will continue to do so Good wishes to you Adele German Club 4 PASQUARILLO LUCY ALBERTA General NOOKIL I worry not nor do I care Thls quiet lass IS one of our future nurses And she IS so good to look upon her personallty IS so agreeable that we are sure these alone would brmg her success as a nurse And she has wlthal a mind Lucy IS a good student Of course nf she doesn t have her lessons lt doesn t bother her she can bluff them But she doesn t After all IS sald and done the fmest of all IS that Lucy xs the best of friends Pay. 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'TAI - CV PICKERINC MARTHA JANET Pxcrcuss Com mercxal And rf I laugh al any morlal lhmg Trs that I may nol weep Martha loves to laugh Classes are never dull when she s around She ns a good sport a loyal frnend depend able and smcere May success and happmess weave themselves unto her hfe and make nt a pleasant one Boosler Club 4 MVS PAVEL EMIL EMILY Engmeermg and Scrence Three fflhs of hzm gemus and Iwo fflhs sheer fudge Emnl has for two years been the well known editor of the center page of the Canary and Blue though the staff swears they ve never seen hxm Humor however IS not has only asset he spends a lot of h1s time tlnkermg with chemlcals and readmg sclentlflc essays He IS con stantly dreaming of the tlme when he ll have a modern fully equipped laboratory and observatory combined He has the best wishes of all his classmates who have all enjoyed his center page Maralhon 2 Press Club 4 Canary and Blue if ' PLESSL ANDREW ANDY Industrial Mechanical Draftmgl Good aclrons lz e swecl wme leave pleasant memorzes lrelnna' lhem When you see a small studlous looking fellow wrlggllng his way through the crowded halls you ll know xt s Andy hurrylng up to drafting class to get a couple of new slants on how to juggle around those triangles Andy IS a good all round student and we wish him the best of luck after he leaves dear old Allen Hugh T Square Club PRECHTEL EVELYN ELEANOR SHORTY Home Econom lcs Who rs Shorly-5 Who rs she Tha! all our swazns commend her? Well here ns another cook Her name IS Shorty but lt really should be Bug Eyes Oh how she has caused the hearts to beat already ln her young lxfe We have never seen her serlous once ust before class she Eegs you to tell her what lesson was assigned She comes out on top though and old A H S will miss her cheery pres ence Home Fconomzcs Club 3 4 l age l ughlu flu' rob CV IYIV5 PYPIUK EUGENE JAMES PIPPY Fme Arts Hello Brother! Gene IS the best natured fellow ln town and the sole owner of the world s most mfectxous smxle Plppy has achleved success on the grndlron and track and he can wrlte sports as well as play them He IS mterested ln public speakmg for he plans to enter the mmlstry Here s luck pal' Varsity Football 2 3 4 Trac 2 Baseball 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Omzcron Delta Szgma Debatmg Soczety 2 3 4 Press Club Canary and Blue Comus RABENOLD LUTHER EDWARD Tuanv General It s guzd to be merry and wzse I t s guul to support the athlete s cause Tubby IS a well known flgure ln the halls and ln the classrooms of the Allentown Hxgh School He IS always one of the keenest followers of the class football team Strange as lt may seem he IS one of the men who can t he will be Class Football 3 4 RACE PHYLLIS MARY Puvx. Commerclal RATCLI FF DAVI DA GRACE DAvmA General To those who now you not No words can pazntf And those who know you Know all words are azntl Llke all reat artlsts Davlda revels ln solltude es Oh Muszcf sphere descended mazd Friend of pleasure wzsdom s ard Phyl radiates frlendlmess She IS not only a sturdy frlend she IS also a good student Phyl may be bashful and tlmxd ln class but out of class oh far from lt Phyl IS a plamst and she can play Class Bas etball 3 4 Booster Club 4 Commerc1alClub 4 g Pe clally where she has some great plcture ln the makmg To walk ln the woods and sketch a fresh landscape IS her hearts deslre She ns a good student fond of French and an ardent member of the French Club She means to attend Keystone Teachers College and become a publlc school art teacher French Club 4 Page Erghly six .. .. .. ., , , . ' . . . : k. ,' , 1 , , 1 I 1 v n I .. .. - . . . . .. . be swayed by the fair damsels. Not he! For a forester V' , . - . , . k , , ,' . : ' . . l .. .. .. k - . . , . CVITIVS RADER WILBUR ALFRED WILLY Com merc nal Lrllle fishre m de broo Now he s caught on Wrlly s hoo Wllly has great hopes of becomlng a great farmer of the Mxddle West and some great day you may be eating has productions even though you do not want to He also has an uncontrollable cravmg for fishing but so far has caught nary a one We wash hum success ln getting the job erther of farmer or of Supervrsor of Minnow Fish mg rn the River ordan fSee Ltehngh County map D Q50 lhal s where Rader s stones come from U Press Cfub 4 RAIVISAY JOHN C ACK Industrlal A palforcver ack rs quiet and mdustrlous He belongs to the wlre skmners club ln the electrlc shop Drd you ever see a Geometry problem that had hlrn stumped? In about a year you wlll see ack strutting around Lehlgh or some other large mstxtutnon Altogether hes a pretty fine fellow REISH EVELYN GRACE Evra General I love coo s experzmcnls I am always makmg them Evxe s a good home body Strange to say she likes to clean wash clothes Iron and do thmgs that most gurls clo not like to do You should taste her chocolate cakes She d reach any man s heart through hrs stomach She IS a thoroughly lovable person humorous and always sym pathetxc Evle your outlook rs promlsmg REIFSNYDER WILLIAM RANDOLPH BILL Industrial Slrll walcrs fun deep Bull IS a hard worker rn draftmg He swmgs a mean pen and pushes a wrcked pencxl hoping to be a machine designer some day Bxll believes nn studymg hard he lets no gurls Interrupt hxm He ns a friend worth havmg and we antnclpate a brxght future for hum T Square Club Page Erghlu semen . . kg A . S . J' I. . U X . CVMV5 REIIVIERT HAROLD WINDY Hey woodman spare lllal lree Thls boy halls from the great clty of BTBIDIQSVIIIC Durlng hls perlod of work at Hlgh School he took no part ln soclal actlvltles However he IS always cheerful and IS llked by everybody that comes ln contact wlth hlm He lntends to take up forestry and we wlsh hlm the best of uck REINBOLD ROBERT PRICE BOB Industrlal No! learned ln courl nor versed ln wll bul loved by lhose who now hlm best Bob IS not so much of a grlnd that he doesn t enjoy hlmself It IS reported that many a tlme he stays to see the last show over at the Earle As to the glrl questlon wie must glVC hlm credlt for belng WISC enough to let em a one REINBOLD JOHN HENRY JOHN Who lhlnks lrtlle and lal s muck john IS a cablnetmaker and a genlus at hls work H loves Ilfe as It IS and never has a complalnt Johnny IS popular Wlfh both sexes a frlend worth having Some day John wlll be an ornament to hls country RFIVIMFL CHRISTINE KATHRYN TFFNY Commerclal us! a grcal Ing smlle rom ear lo ear W ms frlends lhal las! rom year lo year A glggle merry eyes twlnkllng Teeny IS up to some thlng Teeny IS a carefree lovable glrl Her Wfltlng IS sometblng to be proud of We know that Teeny wlll some day be somebody s smlllng Stenog Clrl Reserves 2 Page Flghlu elglll I . k ' A , Industrial lt 1 . k .fi 4 . 4 .I I I - D -e ...I . . f I H y . . f ' CVMV5 'K' Ima REX BERNADEAN DOROTHY M BEAN A BEAN Commercial Foolery slr does wal about lhc orb lr e the sun rl shines everywhere If you re lookmg for a staunch and loyal frlend here s Bernadean' She 1S cheerful and smllmg and can help you occupy many an xdle moment Bernadean loves to yoke and tease and what s better she can take a joke REX LILLIAN MIRIAM Lu. ,mt General Somelzmes she s happy Sometimes she s blue Her dzsposllzon depends on you Hurry' Hurry' Hurry' lt IS 240 p m and L11 of the clock First to thls one then to that one then to hum And lf he ns not worthy of her we wxll have hum hanged Between breaths she tells us she 19 gomg t become a nurse .IUK "M W. pr REX MARY LEOLA CATHERINE Runs General The brzghlness azrly blazes through the roof o her head RHOADS GERALD OLIVER lrmw Commerclal We never know how hxgh we are T111 we are called lo rzse Hes about five feet five mches tall and handsome Yes that s Reds Hylng around the hall saymg Hello and smxllng to her many frlends Her tumbled halr and wicked eyes have kept more than one of her many admirers guesslng Her ambntxon IS Normal School We wnsh her luck but does she care5 Girls Boosler Club 3 4 Chorus 4 When school 15 out erry almost breaks his neck trying to get out before the rest and then he stands m front of the school waxtmg to walk some flame home jerry drnves a slx cylmder Essex but most of the time nt runs on four cyllnders There ns no doubt about Jerrys success m busmess Class Baskelball 4 Page rzghlu mm' " . . 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CV MVS RICHTER THOMAS JAMES Tomvw General Fire ln each eye and paper rn each hand V oc: erously he raves recltes and maddens round the land Hello boy' And here s Tommy Oh Tom' Tom' Where are you3 Of course hes talkmg to a female some place for that s hrs strong lxne Tom s mlnd also runs ln channels of dramatlcs and one may nearly always Hnd hls name on the program ID connectxon wlth a play Serxously Tom has decided to further hrs studxes at Berg Good luck Tommy RI'I'I'ER CLARENCE HERMAN Rlr-ma General Deep ln thought reserved ln speech Wnth his ready smrle and cheerful H yah you can t mlss Rlttle m the hall' And smg' l-le was the bass sololst 1n the muslcal comedy The Count and the Co ed Some day he may draw hls salary mstead of hls breath for smgmg Clarence IS gomg to Penn State Good luck' Dramatic Soczety 4 Orotan Dramatlc Soczety RITTER FRANCIS CHARLES DUKE Sclence and Englneermg Hx' pal how are you thzs ne mornzngfi Have you ever seen Francis a tall gangly figure ambllng slowly about the room mqulrmg about a questlon 1n solid geometry3 Honestly though he IS a good natured fellow always ready for fun Thls quallty has made hlm many frlends among both sexes We have no mkllng of hrs lnclmatxons but we offer hlm a humble though prob ably unnecessary Good luck RITTER MADELINE SISSY General Playful blushes that seemed naught But lummous escapes of thought Slssy a small but determlned malden very much unter ested ln sports although no partlclpant IS an ardent rooter at all the games Her speclalty however lS basketball Slssy ns a game kld and where there lS fun or rnlschlef she IS sure to find lt Here s wlshmg her great success YWCACounc114YWCA 1734 PageN1nety 11 11 1 11 . . , 1 f 1 1 11 11 11 1 .. - . . , . . 11 1 . - 1 1 - - 1 . 1 . 1 A . . . , 1 . 1 1 u 11 1 .1 . . 11 , . - - - 11 - 11 1 11 1 . . . 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Frne Arts S1111 waler runs deep Tall dngnlfied serlous minded calm and reserved but gxrl shy Bull hxdes out most of the tame ln the art room back of a plle of magazines and a drawing l"Ie IS artls txcally mclxned and IS consldermg teachmg art We all wlsh hlm lots of luck and will go to hls first exhrbrt ROCKEL ,IOI-IN HENRY JOHNNY Commercial Riches and ran I do noi love ohnny rs a studxous lad but those who know hmm find that he rs always on the spot to have a good tlme The chorus 18 all out of tune untxl ohnny Joms ln with his deep bass However he has a Ilttle alr on the bram and ns therefore ambrtlous to become an aviator Here IS luck to our second Lindbergh And now we might as well let out the secret he s the Canary Uncle johnny Chorus 2 3 4 Commerczal Club 4 Press Club 4 Trac 4 Canary and Blue RONCOLATO ALVERNA LOUISE Commercial Crggle grggle grggle AI ns not sentlmental but she has plenty of admxrers and say-can she dance3 This brown eyed lass IS an ardent member of the Press Club and her voxce IS also heard nn the chorus Her ambltlon IS to become a school marm and although we can t lmagme her as such we wlsh her all the success m the world Chorus 4 Gzrls Boosler Club 2 Press Club 4 Page Nmely-one CV Vi? MVS ROSS JEAN ADELA EAN General An mborn grace that nothmg lac ed o culture or appllance The warmth o gemal courtesy the calm of sel relzance ean IS not only one of the qulet but also one of the studlous glrls of 32 It ns unusual for Jean to come to school without all her lessons She expects to go to Green vnlle College In llllnoxs where she wants to specxallze ln Engllsh and ln hlstory We have every reason to believe that she wlll be successful 1n those flelds Press Club 4 ROTH MARGUERITE CARRIE MARGUERITE College Entrance xn Arts For many have been harmed by speech Through thmkmg ew or none Who goes there w1th the auburn ha1r3 It s that qunet mlss we call Marguerite ulet she may be but shes lots of fun when you get to know her She s not mter ested xn athletlcs a good novel IS a much blgger attractlon for her than a football game Her lovable dlsposntlon and loyal frlendshlp wm for her the affectlon of all her classmates RUDOLPH RUTH EMMA Ruov General Save me or I sm f Have any of you seen Rudy sw1m3 N03 Well we ROTH PAUL WI LBUR Ro-rmr General A laugh sometimes costs too much Rothy ns a very mtelllgent fellow but not too studlous He loves algebra he repeats xt over and over and by the time he graduates he will be a wlzarcl at It He ns a great gemus as a drummer ln the great A H S band and orchestra Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 haven t enther but are posxtlve she wlll by the tlme she IS graduated And does she drlve a car? She belleves ln glvmg people a thrxll Rudy ns mterested m all athletncs too even though she doesn t partlclpate ln any Rudy IS the llttle girl with a blg voice at all games French Club 3 Page Nmetu two , nj .. r H ' I ' tc f I f ' , f- . . ,f 'Y' v 1 . . Q . I , ' . I National Honor Society. -- , -4, . k-., CV RUHF PAUL A TIGER Commerclal From the oure corners o the worlde doe hasle Paul IS a happy go lucky lad always up to some mls chlef Pauls two weaknesses are glrls and 8tUdlBS He has a great notlon to fly mall for Uncle Sam Well Paul we hope you wlll fly far and come back safe MUS RUHL WILLIAM BILL Englneerlng and Sclence Wlldesl colls ma e lhe besl horses Blll partlclpates ln all the actlvltles of the school For the past three years he has performed the fancy dlVCS for A H S He supported hls class on the grldlron durlng the senlor year He IS the popular presldent of the Sclence Club Although he IS a member of several other clubs he Hl"ldS tlme to study sufflclently HIS hlgh marks prove that he IS a flne student Qulck on the uptake IS the phrase most apt for Blll SCIENCE Club The Clubbe Dramallc SOClCly lnlcrclass Basketball Football Swlmmlng APN RUISZ DORA THERESA Dono Commerclal A llltle mald wllh golden half So qulel and demure No matter when you have lhe blues She always has a cure There IS a saylng sometlmes appllcable to other beautl ful glrls beautlful but dumb but here IS a lass who IS an exceptlon to thls rule Doflo IS StUdlOUS and every day durlng the lunch perloil we Find her munchlng a sanclwlch and studylng her shorthand Dozlo IS always agreeable and cheerful That s due to the transportatlon from school ln a green roadster Her favorlte pastlme IS read lng Here s to your luck' RUNK ANNABELLE SARAH ANNABELLE General Ah Annabelle' what dreams are lhlne Bu! those whlch love s own fancles dress' What do we do ln French today'-V l don t know my verbs That s Annabelle all rlght' How French does worry her soul' Shes a good sport and not as qulet as she seems Between day dreamlng and drawlng pretty glrls her tlme 13 pretty well taken up She has no ldea as to her future but we clalm for her the best lt has to offer Chorus 2 3 4 Boosler Club 4 Page Nlnely lhrce s ff? 4- .. .. . .. . k .. , - 4l - -1 . l : : : , l - .. .. , . g -nm .. f f .. 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I ! 1 il I ' 'cv MVS SABY CHARLES SAMUEL CHUCK College Entrance ln Arts Whale er he dnl was done wzth so much ease I n lum alone lwas nalural io please Charles S Saby graduates wlth the class of 32 ln good standmg wrth all has classmates Pleasant ln dlsposntnon Charles has found many frlends ln 3dClltlOh to hls scholarly pursuits at A H S he IS employed by the Mornzng Call ln the clrculatlon department SANDHERR MARTHA DOROTHY MARTY General Arl rs zndeed not the bread but wme o I1 e Marty a charmmg brown halred gray eyed person has many loyal friends because of her falthfulness and smcerlty She lxkes zoology and almost every vacant perxod will fund her at zoology class Thxs year the chorus attracted her attentlon and she IS now a falthful member Chorus 4 SCHAFFFR KENNFTH RUSSILL Kr- NNY lndustrlal Patternmalungj llc rs a man of few words but wha! he does .say has wczglzl lrehmd it STANSBERRY MARGARET LILLIAN PEG Commercial The only alhlellc sport 1 ever excelled ln zs laughing Whenever wherever or however you see Peg she ns elther talkmg or laughmg She IS seldom serious Peg expects to be a stenographer unless the kltchen gets fnrst cholce All the happmess ln the world to laughmg Peg Booslcr Club 2 Kenny IS an efficlent patternmaker accordmg to hls report but his favorlte subject IS cafeterla It takes something very Important to delay hlm ln hls rush for dmner He has not decldezl what hls llfe work wlll be ' at we are sure he w1ll get to where he s gomg Page N mety four .. 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C' . all wlsh hum success SCHAEFFER RUTH ELIZABETH RUTH General I love lo lose myself rn olller men s mmds Ruth IS stuclxous she never falls of having her home work She IS on the chorus and loves to slng She ma yet become a famous smger Ruth reads and reads as we saxd above loves to lose herself m other men s mmds Chorus 4 1' Schadtle SCHATZ ROBERT JAMES Boa Science and Engmeenng Some people ln llus world musl be small Robert ns a good fellow even when you want to copv home work from hmm and knows hxs stuff from a natural desire to absorb all the knowledge he can get ln a few years from now you will recogmze the name of a great chemxst wlth astrmg of B S s Nl D s etc after nt We are glad Bobble 15 thmklng of taking up chemistry We predlct a great future for Professor Schatz Nalzonal Honor Soczely 3 4 Band 2 3 Sczcnce Club 4 Page Nmely flue SCHAEFFER PAUL FREDERICK PAUL lndustrlal CElectr1cJ Alac lhere lzes more peril m lllme eyes Than lwenly o lhezr swords Always smnlmg sometlmes fllrtxng always good looking thats Paul Hrs thoughts run along electrlcal lines and we would not be surprised to hear some clay that he has grown a wonderful mventlon nn a current patch We SCHADT CHARLES LEWIS SCHADTIE Commercial All Nature wears one universal grzn Schadtxe IS a qunet llttle fellow but lf laughs and grms were dynamite hed blow the world mto buts Hls spe claltxes are shorthand tumbling and swnmmmg A host of frnencls a lot of luck and best wlshes for success Gym Team 4 Class Swzmmmg Team 4 5.1 11 CVMV5 SCHEIRER JOHN QUINTON lonv lndustrlal Pflhtlhg, Good lhmgs come ln small packages Yes lt s an old saying But nts true Potty IS the one and only flashy quarterback of the Semor class team He goes through the opponents llne as lf xt were paper Paper seems to be his hobby for has ambntlon IS to corner the prxntmg world some day Good luck to you ohn Class Football 4 SCHLECEL MARIE ELIZABETH REE College Entrance xn Arts She gave a cheer she sung a song tha! lon my hear! away Behold' The grgglmg gurl She gxggles so much that at a game her laughter and cheers can be heard over the general commotion Ree intends to Jom the student body at Cedar Crest next year and then to Jom that class com monly known as school marms Good luck Mane' German Club Grrl Reserves SCHLEGEL WARREN CHRISTIAN Comcv General Behold 1 a scholar' Warren the serrous lad of sectlon ZI5 rs a classrcxst Latln the language of the gods lS good enough he says for hlm Not long ago Warren had an Interesting but unfortunate experience as a second story man H learned the truth of the maxim The higher they cllmb the harder they fall Although we have no clefimte knowledge of Warren s mtentrons we are certam he will follow one of the professions Band 3 4 SHICK ORVILLE. LUTHER Ossnz Commercial All hrs power lzes rn hrs lhroal Ossxe IS a good scout There are very few faults a fellow can hnd wlth hxm Hrs rarest IS belng such a good talker They say he IS a great shorthand wrrter but we doubt rt for lt ns hard for Ossle to concentrate Swzmmmg 4 Hr Y 2 3 4 Page Nmcly slx .. , N - . .. . . -- . . . . . . , . . . . ,j . , . .. .. . .. If . ' - . , A . . .. .. . .. .. . , . . . . . . .. . . H - . . . . . . . . .. N U . .. . . . . ,, - . . . I I - 1 I I ' CV OJ IYIVS SCHLEICHER KERMIT RICHARD Hess Commerclal Une who ma es use o his capaczly for nowledge has the world al hzs feel He s a commercnal student and likes typmg Call hum Heps he ll lllce that Hes a good sport frlendly and easy to get along wlth Heps llkes baseball and football and IS a great fan for both these sports He mtends to manage an office some day or even be presldent of a com PHUY SCHLESMAN DOROTHY RUTH Do-r College Entrance nn Arts Mary kept lhe bell of love and oh bu! she was gay' She danced a jzg she sung a song lhal loo my hcarl away Five feet SIX mches tall wlth a mop of blonde hair over blue blue eyes Dot IS lots of fun a good dancer and always a good sport Consequently she has many frlends who love and admlre her One thmg she hates to be called Schless Our best wishes go wlth you Schless ln every step of life SCHLOSSER CHARLES ALLAN Englneermg and Science SCHMOYER BETTY EMMA Com merc :al Prelly enough Wzlly enough Peppy enough us! enough Bet IS one of the shnmmermg llghts of l93Z a good sport Our lovzng AI Al s a good sport m anything he does If theres a party or a dance somewhere you can be sure Al s there In addltlon to being a glrl s ideal he ns a great hunter and fisherman On the first day of hunting and hshlng Al IS always sure to be absent from school He doesnt know whether he wants to be President of the Unlted States or whether he would rather be only Vlce President Go ahead Al we ll all cast our ballot for you Bel E ff- and a true friend She dances well slngs well and tunes young men s heart strmgs qunte as well After she fxmshes promenadmg Allentown Hugh halls, she expects to do the halls somewhere else, either as a nurse or a stenographer. Success to you is the wish from all of us, Bet. Baskelball, Nlanager, 4g Class Baskelball, 3, Naih Pleda, 4: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 45 Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Page N inely-seven CVMVS SCHMOYER FREDERICK JACOB FRED Engineering and Science They are never alone lhal are accompanzed wzlh noble thoughts Here IS Fred loyaI fnend the man who always so w1II 1ngIy helped to make our actwltles a success by hls presence and his servlces Member of the band for two years Iover of books an enthuslast about avlatlon one mlght almost caII hlm a patron of the arts Should Fred take up avlatlon we hope he ll fIy hugh enough to meet up wnth the highest notes of hls saxophone SCHNECK FRED BLOOM SKINNY Industrial CEIBCITICHI Who lhmks loo lrllle and tal s loo much Sklnny IS one fellow who IS always on the go If he nsn t workmg ln the electrxc shop he IS runnlng around the block Skinny was destined to be a great marathon runner but the school board put a stop to the sport just as he was about to break all the records V arslly Marathon 2 3 lnlerclass Marathon 2 3 -0 -tl SCHNEIDER KARL FRANCIS SCI-INITZER College Entrance ln Science and Engmeermg Schnztzer lhough somelzmes quiet When started o becomes a not Those of us who know hzm besl Know he culs up wzlh lhe res! The classes are never dull when Schnxtzer IS around for besides havmg a sunny dlsposltxon he IS an efficient scholar His hobby IS aeronautlcs with hopes of bemg a future Lindbergh SCHOLL KARL CLAYTON DLHOLLY Commerclal Ou! of the way man' Out of the wayf Here comes Scholly and hrs Chevrolel Here IS one of our most popular students We don t know what Karl IS gomg to do when he leaves us but we know he won t need his Chevrolet to race him along the r acl to success Good luck Karl Page Nmely erghl , .. X 1 ' - . . , . . .. . . ,Z ,, - y - - - . . ' , , , v 1' , , . , ca -' - ' - . , , f v Y ' . . . '. . IDI ' O , .. . CV SCHULER BEULAH IRENE SCHULER Commercial And ll1e angels laugh loo al the good she has done Beulah 1S a good sport lf there ever was one Her motto IS Laugh and the world laughs with you But Beulah rs not all laughter she IS a great favonte wlth all her classmates and knows her commercial subjects SEIP ANNA ELIZABETH SIPPY College Entrance nn Arts l you have knowledge lel olhers light llzezr candles al rl Be not decelved Sxppy xs not as qulet as she appears ln fact she IS apt to break out into ceaseless spells of chattermg or laughlng at nothmg But once ln a while Anna suddenly becomes ambitious and takes to studymg How she manages to procure her hugh marks IS ever a mystery to her bewlldered classmates It IS evident that she has been blessed wlth a mind Press Club 4 Natronal Honor Scorely 3 4 Blue Book 3 MVS SCHUBERT EDGAR CHARLES SHUPPY lndustrlal A lrue frrend slaunch andjolly Ladles and gentlemen meet Shuppy one of the world s mechanical draftsmen Next to drafting he likes mathe matics of any sort He ns a Jolly and dependable young man well liked by hrs fellow classmates and furnlshes much asslstance to many pupils ln the geometry class SECHLER C-RIFFITH Drcx General When the angels made Dick I bel you They dzdn l do anyllung else that day Bu! Jes se! around and feel good l A low whnstle and a streak through the hall! That famnllar fmgure rs Drck on hrs way to his next class He wouldn t mlss a class for the world It would break hrs heart lf he dxd Duck xs not well known ln athletlcs or clubs but with a httle practice he would make a swell pmg pong player Page Nmely nme , . . v ' 1 . ' ,r' . , . N . Xa U 7 ,V X,--1 , , . . , , , . ' - 1 . ' 1 CVMV5 SELL HAZEL AMANDA HAZEL Commercnal Hazel s lovely charmzng ways Keep all who know her rn a daze Here ns a brown eyed lxttle mlss who takes a great lnter est ln the dolngs of the Muhlenberg football team although she wall only blush and avert her eyes lf you ask her about t Brlght and constantly helpmg some one wlth her lessons Hazel 15 ln practlce to be somebody s stenog Commerczal Club 4 Booster Club 4 SELL ROBERT SELLY Engmeerlng and Science How great a matter a lrttle fre can kindle No need to Introduce Bob Most of us know all about hlm Selly never falls of a response from hxs frlends and always gets thelr co operatlon for they know he has the love of A H S at heart He always makes the best of thlngs We like Selly we feel proud that he IS a member of our class we wlsh hum well Press Club 4 SERFASS MAHLON REUBEN MALONE College Entrance xn Arts The manly part rs to do wrlh mzght and mam what you can do Mahlon has a frxendly nature whlch can hardly be sur passed H1s hosts of frnends vouch for thxs fact Natur ally qulet and seemmgly mactxve he has taken part ln several aCtlVltleS which combmed wnth his abxlxty as a student have made hlm a very busy young man Mahlon mtends to enter Muhlenberg College to take the A B course for teachmg languages Basketball j V 2 Football j V 2 Track Manager Class Football 4 German Club 4 H1 Y 3 Vzce Preszdent 4 Natronal Honor Soczety SHELLY FLORENCE RUTH SHELLY College Entrance ln Arts Where there s no muszc there can be no harm Shelly IS the kmd of a glrl that can play and smg away vour blues Looking at her IS easy on the eyes She IS a decided blonde wlth bug blue eyes and heavy lashes Shelly prefers Muhlenberg to any other college but just the same she IS gomg to Cornell We wxsh you all klnds of luck Ruth and hope to see you no hear you xn opera some day Chorus 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Muszc Club 4 Page One H undrcd CVNIV5 SHER MORTON Mon-rv General H15 glory IS to subdue men What a man' Morty IS a great guy but he can t keep hrs ears clean Nevertheless he IS a student and athlete of no mean ablllty He can usually be found escorting a certam young miss to and from P D class Nlorty intends to enter Muhlenberg ln the near future Here s luck to any thmg you undertake ol boy Bas elball 2 3 4 Trac 2 SHORT GEORGE BURTON SHOR-rv College Entrance ln Science and Engineering He has common sense zn a way that rs uncommon Shorty or as he IS more popularly known Burt IS the short of the Long and Short of our trxg and algebra classes He has been trying to Shorten our physics classes by arrwmg Short of the proper txme We doubt very much however whether he plays Short of the best on hls vlolm m the orchestra Orchestra 2 3 4 SHEPPARD ELFIEMAE ELFIE Fme Arts A vzvaczous energetzc lass I shes axlzngs let them pass Flhemae seems quxet enough ln the classroom but at home oh at home' And she can hold her own ln any argument Elfie doesn t bother much with the boys at school but we have our susplclons Chorus Czrl Reserves SHIFFERT GRACE BERNICE GRACE Commerclal Oh for a boo and a shady noo Grace 15 one of the mcest gurls ln the senior commerclal class She IS blessed wlth a smlle that never wears off She IS studlous too and her passport through the hall IS a book About three o clock Grace may be found wendlng her way to the library Grace however does not let her good llbrarxan but smce she intends to become a trained nurse she will no doubt share her books wlth her patnents Page One Hundred One k , , , : li- .3. 4. 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She would make a CVMV5 SCHULTZ CLARE MARIE SCHULTZY Commercial A sunny nalurc gzlds ilu: edge o 11 c s dar esl cloud If you want to find a mxghty fine gxrl a good chum or an all round good sport get acquamted wnth Clare She shows her excellent qualltnes ln her good fellowshlp towards her classmates She intends to be some bug business man s stenographer some day Of course she ll be a success She always IS SIEC-ER JARROLD JAMES SUNNY General Men of few words are the best o men Sunny xs a lummary of great worth Studlous and keen mlnded he IS seen oftener than heard Hxs cheer ful dlsposxtlon has made hum a number of frlends whose belief IS that he wlll keep shlnmg long after he has passed the bounds of hrs alma mater SI ESHOLTZ SARAH SALLY General And wzsely tell what hour o the day The cloc does strzke by algebra Another answer to a teacher s prayer Sarah IS She s a wlzard ln any kmd of math especlally algebra Sarah expects to matr1culate as a schoolmrstress so next year w1ll probably find her ln the freshman ranks at elther Moravlan or Kutztown Best wlshes SINGER MADELI NE RUTH SINGER College Entrance nn Arts Tis belief lo be a willy ool than a oalzsh wil' lf Slnger were any funnler the entxre hugh school would be ln an uproar Her yokes her sunny smxle her witty come backs all add to her make up of cheerfulness ln spite of all thls chemlstry seems to bother her Not only that they say she has frequently been seen rldlng through the Muhlenberg Campus Scrence Club 3 4 Page One Hundred Two ..- l lj-..f.-,.ku.."n CVIYIVS SITTLER RACHAEL MAE RAE General If she will she wzll You may depend on rl We happen to know one of Rae s most secret secrets we know where her BHECCIODS are turned Rae elected home economlcs too Figure lt out for yourself Rae expects to enter the Unlverslty of Pennsylvama Hospntal ln the fall Whatever your secrets are Rae you have our best wlshes SIWY MAXSIM MACK College Entrance ln Arts Beller lale than never Mack IS the handsome young gentleman who comes to school daxly m hls green Ford roadster After they fimsh Hxgh School he and the Ford intend to go to Putt and try for a Bachelor of Science degree SLENKER WILLIAM HENRY Blu. Engmeermg and Sclence Brll IS always Joklng and making merry Whenever you hear laughter B111 IS apt to lze the center of attractlon He expects to go to Penn State Nautlcel School to study sea navlgatlon Well Blll here s wlshmg you all the luck nn the world Tell Penn State an Amos n Andy story and your fortune IS made Foolball 2 3 4 Chorus 3 SMART ROY RAVANE SMART lndustnal When beller cars are made Ford may ma e lhern lwul Roy wrll drive lllem Smart rs a good natured chap well llked by hrs class mates Hrs famous Hugh Powered I93l Ford De Luxe Roadster IS has means of transportation after school He ns looking forward to takmg up architectural draftxng out an the cruel world We belleve he wlll be famous some ay TSquare Club 2 3 Page One Hundred Three .. .. . . . . ,, ,fy 9 . .. ., . . .. .. . "The answer lo a maiden's prayer." - . ' l ' I , . I - , . . , : . , 4. . .. . la . - ' - - D I ' CV A36 IYIVS SM EAD ELIZABETH BETTY College Entrance m Arts Beware o rashncss but wrlh energy and sleepless vxgzlance go forward and glue us vzclorzes Betty appears to be qulet and dlgmhed but she has a sense of mxschnef whxch IS apparent under the surface ust to hear Betty laugh makes you feel glad She IS keenly mterested ln athletlcs and has played some fine basketball She knows that prudent cautious self control IS wlsclom s root SMITH BARBARA MAE Buss General Babs s gzggle rs a pleasant sound That can be heard when she s around I n class Babs eeps her langue a waggln And always keeps the lzme rom draggm WOYTICS she has none laughs you bet Babs IS the chlef gloom chaser of the class of 32 Her lnterest she says IS m glrls excluslvely but we know from perfectly good evxdence there IS a college lad ln the back ground l all serlousness her marks are above par and whatever she undertakes to do she does tl SMITH LAURA LOUISA SMITTY General I know a mazden azr lo see Beware Beware' Laura IS a real pal and frlend She would stand up for her friends even lf she were to suffer herself Her wlse cracks would get a deacon to laughmg She IS an accom plnshed muslclan on the vlolln and the accordlon but l1ke all great artxsts she blushes and refuses polltely when asked to play Come come Smltty SNYDER EDWIN RAYMOND Emma Commerclal A przncelzer loo mg man never step! lhro a prmces a Eddie one of our popular commerclal students wlll some day be head bookkeeper for some large flrm Eddie IS especially fond of commercial law and of taking glrls to the movies. We wxsh hlm the best of luck ln his career. Page One Hundred Four CV MVS SNYDER ELIZABETH M Bar-rv General Thus young lady szlenl and sweel Has a humor that can l be beal ust what would we do wuthout Betty s sarcastuc remarks and her beautuful poetry3 We are sure we don t want to try ut When ut comes to dancung just try to fund some one more graceful Betty spends her leusure studung dramatucs Cheer up old dear well see your name un head lughts before long SNYDER JAMES LEWIS BUTLER Commercual Wherever he goes zn company The gurls all laugh un sporl ummy us loved by all hus classmates He us always full of fun lf there us a dusturbance un the hall page ummy ummy druves one of the fastest l929 Fords especually when he has a date james has hugh ambutuons he expects to become an avuator The top of the morn ung to you james Bas elball 4 Adelphuans 2 3 4 SNYDER LEROY ROBERT LEE Com mercual A conuersatzon un hrs eyes Here he us folks' Lee Snyder un person an all round athlete who partucupates un class football and track un whuch he starred un I930 by makung a new record for hugh Jumpung whuch was 5 feet 7V2 unches wuth hopes un l932 to beat hus own record To all appearances he has thus far let the faur sex alone but one can never tell Hus good common sense and applucatuon to whatever he assumes or makes humself responsuble for wull take hum safely and successfully through lufe Trac 2 3 4 Class Football 4 SOFRANSCY JEAN EAN College Entrance Or lughl or dar or shorl or lall She sels a sprmge lo snare lhem all All s one lo her above her fan Shell ma e sweel eyes al any man Every mornung a dark gurl ean by name passes through the corrudors One hears her cheery Hyah everywhere For some reason or other jean prefers Lehugh We wonder why' She plans to go to Coucher after leavung Hugh We all wush her every success Page One Hundred Fuve J . . . . v J' I . 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CV at MVS SOLLI DAY MARIAN JOYCE CURLY General She rs pretty to walk wzth And wzlly to talk wzlh And pleasant loo to thin on There goes our curly halred Marian looking for some one s home worlc However credlt must be gxven her she does her own German She tells us she wants to be a nurse We have no doubt but that Marian wlll just naturally puck out all the good looklng young men Here s good luck to her and her career STEPHENS JEAN Steve General Always laughlng always jolly always lovable that s our Steve How we love her cheery smlle her unsurpass able good nature and somewhat dry humor' How proud and happy we are to have ean recordmg the actlvlty of our Senxor Class In fact Steve IS at the center of every actlvlty We thank our stars every day for Steve and her profuslon of sunshme tmged wnth pleasant sarcasm and we hope she ll always be just Steve Class Swlmmmg 3 The Clulzhe 4 Dramatzc Soczety 2 3 4 Vlce Prcsldenl 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Vrce Pres: STERNER RUDOLPH Ruov SCICHCC and Engmeermg Nothzng great was ever achzcved wxlhoul enlhuszasm Meet Rudy the mathematxcnan of A H S and Em STERN ER MARGARET EMMA BRICK-1-Op Commerclal l al rather laugh lhan cal Peg wxth her red halr her sunny smiles and her twmklmg eyes makes every one so happy that there are no f,-owns when she s about Peg was a very active member of the South Whltehall Hlgh School m her Junior year She ls very fond of dancing Her favorite saymg is Oh for 3 blonde' She IS a member of the commefclal Course and her one blg ambltnon 15 to be a Journallst stem s only rlval Who has all the problems worked for weeks aheacl3 Of course It s Rudy Despnte thus he manages to pull hls share of wlsecracks and IS only silenced by Mr Wexnshenmer s Too loud Stern' Serlously Rudy IS a great pal and we wish htm lots of success Page One Hundred Six , . . . . , 1 A v v , .. .. . . . . . , U , . , - . 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CVNIV5 STRAIN JOHN JAMES YONK lndustrlal According as the man is so must you humour hzm Yonk hopes to follow the footsteps of hrs brother m the navy Besldes he has always had an ambltlon to be a raxlroader because hls father IS an engmeer on the Central I-le IS a good pattern maker until he rulns a pxece of wood Then he flles off the handle and the shop goes mto an u roar We thxnk he ll out row lt however and will P 8 then he a great success STRECKY JOHN JOSEPH Swscxv General olm IS a grand young sport I m sure you ll all agree A steady glfla Well I ll say not A football coach he II be Here s a youth whose motto IS Study and study hard Work and work hard Play and play falr Fnght to wm Hrs greatest ambltlon IS to graduate from college Well Strecky we all wlsh you luck We are all cheering for you remember Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 2 3 Baseball 2 4 STOCKER LAURA LOUISE LAuluE Commerclal A rzend ln sorrow ls endeared to the heart Laune IS an all round sport She loves athletics and was a member of the basketball squad ln her Sophomore and umor years But how she worrxes about her short hand' Laurie takes none of the boys seriously Best of luck and happlness Laurie' Basketball I 2 STRAVINO ADELINE ELEANOR Anov General Worry? Let rt run away Live a life and lzve xt gay Thls happy go lucky gurl IS always ln the mldst f laughter and yolllty A classroom without Addy IS dull Study3 Well she has been known to study but when It mterferes wlth pleasure why study3 In fall she hopes to enter a college to tram m physlcal education Good luck Addy always' Hockey 2 3 Swimming Manager 4 Booster Club 2 3 Chorus 4 Page One Hundred Seven . ..f.. , ., 5, . . If' . , . . . . ' v I , , , -1 .. . .0 I - , r , . Q . . - ,,p " .: ..: I ,. y I , ..J. . . . 1. , . . . , . , . CVITIVS SUSSMAN EVA ANN Mmm. College Entrance IH Arts Patzence zs a necessary Ingredient o genzus Most of you know dark haired dark eyed qulet but fun loving Eva Sussman who IS known to her best fnends as Manda In splte of the fact that she had a hard struggle wnth her algebra she wms She loves to spend her study hall perlods m the llbrary fs SWARTZ CARL SAMUEL CARL General That strong szlent man Carl although silent ln school yells louder than any one else at a game That s why he IS silent for the rest ofthe week m class He just loves to beat a Packard wlth hxs Essex too Carl hopes to be a doctor Here s luck' TAGLIOLI BRUNO JOSEPH Tao Commerclal Hrs qualltzes are beautcous as lns arm For ma1a'en tongued 15 he and there ore ree Yet lf men move lum he rs such a storm As o l twzxt May and Aprzl IS to see Tag IS the Prmce of Good Fellows and helps any one xn need His one mxstake IS hls trusty vlolm on which he struggles daily He wants to become Presldent but any job wlll be cheerfully accepted He ns trlcky but not a wlse guy We wlsh hlm success Orchestra 2 3 4 Class Football 4 TARVES STANLEY L STAN General Emslem s only rwal Here we have Stanley a new member of the Senior class hauling from Overbrook H S Phlladelphxa H played end on our Varslty football team and made an enviable record m has studxes Stan IS also quite a dlver, skater, and gymnast He mtends to enter Muhlenberg Good luck, Stan Footlmll, 4, Swlmmzng, 4, Track, 4 t U ' - n ' A . f f ,- f . . . 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' I N . - Q e Page One Hundred Eight CVMVS TAYLOR MYREL CATHERINE Munmh Commercial Slow but sure has gained its end I steadfast purpose lt befriend Unconcerned and free from care that s Murrle Slow but Sure IS always sure to get there some time even lf she ns late Murrxe has made a good record nn swlmmmg IVIay good records luke thus one mark her way through Ixfe Girls Booster Club 4 Swlmmmg 4 TAYLOR NORMAN WILLIAM Noam Engineering and Sclence Chemistry wrll save the world Norm an honor student ln every rating perlod smce he has attended I-Ilgh School mtends to become a chemist I-Ils dellght IS to catch the teachers ln then' own traps Of course one must have qulck wlt and a bram to do this wills to go THOMAS VIRGINIA SARAH jmmr Commerclal When they asked her what she wanted she replzed More frlends Vxrglnla ns a hne sport She has many admlrmg friends blonde girls and brunette boys mny has a secret yearn mg for Spamsh and good books and hopes to be somebody s private secretary We wxsh her all the luck and success ln the world ln anythmg she may undertake THOMPSON NATHAN NATE Commercial Never do today what you can put of untzl tomorrow Nate appears sernous and qulet but when anythmg IS sald agamst the U S Army just watch hls serlousness turn to the defenslve Nate has just got to be a hugh ofhclal ln the army for the sake of the country Page Om Hundred Nllll. dastardly and remarkable feat. He will go as far as he CVIYIVS TRAUB JOHN GEORGE jonmw Commerclal The women slmply adored him hls llps were ll e a cupld s bow Bu! he never venlures lo use lllem and so llley vole lum slow ohnny IS one of those boys who IS easlly seen but not often heard Although he IS very studlous ln school he loves hls wlsecracks and jokes at the rlght tlme One of hls favorltes IS Rlght splders my name He IS a very earnest member of the Commerclal Club ln whlch he 18 hlghly lnterested All ln all we wlsh ohnny success ln the buslness world Commerclal Club 2 3 TROXELL PAUL CHARLSTON FEE-r Science and Englneerlng I have never seen a greater monsler or mrracle ln the world than myself Feet IS the relncarnatlon of lchabod Crane W3Shlhg ton lrvlng must have looked a hundred and some odd years lnto the future when he wrote that descrlptlon But Feet has several characterlstlcs totally lacklng ln the pedagogue of Sleepy Hollow He engages ln all forms of outdoor sports -awlmmlng huntlng baseball and many other thlngs whlch would make lchabod turn ln hls grave qwzmmmg 4 Sczence Club 3 4 Szgma Della Plll TICE. DOROTHEA LYLLIAN Donna General A blonde so true Wllll eyes of blue You must know Dottle to appreclate her and you wlll find that she can cut up wlth the rest Should you see a glrl peruslng the pages of a French book you may be sure It lS Dottle Her mam ambltlon IS to become a nurse but not a French nurse We all JOIN ln wlshlng her the best of uck YWCA 234Councll34 TROXELL MIRIAM SARAH Mllvll Commerclal Slle 13 a lal er and needs no quesllonlng before slle spea s Behold the cllmpled and blue eyed Mlml of the Com merclal Class' She IS enraptured over baseball' No! It doesn t concern a player just baseball Mlrlam IS a good sport a whlz at typlng and one of the most popular of glrls Commerclal Club 4 'C Page One Hundred Ten , .. . . . , . ' n 1 1 ln I I P l I ' . . . . , . .. - . . , j l -1 .' - - k , k .. , . . . u - ' .. .. 1 . .. -. . , . . , - CVIYIVS TSHUDY NATHAN NATEY Patternmalung All amous men slarled out behznd a plow Our ldea of a mxracle IS to step mto the pattern shop and End Natey hard at worlc He IS the best wood wreclcer ln that shop A Ford IS hrs ideal car and he hopes to own one some day We w1sh hlm all the luck m the world TURNER PHILIP ANDREW Tmxsa Industrial On lhezr own ments modes! men are wordless Phxllp acqulrecl hxs nickname because he IS contxnually txnkermg wxth his motorcycle He IS takmg an electrxcal course lh hngh school Lxke other boys of hxs age who are usually loud and tlresome Phlllp IS very quiet or xs lt shy3 He IS equlpped with a self starter however UHLER GRACE ELIZABETH GIGGLES I laugh 11 and danc d and tal d and sung UNSER ARLENE RUTH LEENY Commercial A very merry dancing drm mg Grace IS such an effxcxent talker 1n her Intervals between glggles that she can keep up a rapld fire conversatlon even while she lS chewing gum She IS a second Floyd Gibbons Because of Grace s jokes and smiles she has won many friends Whlle she IS teaching the class ln muslc her funny expresslon always makes the class laugh Lauglung quafng and unllun mg lime F Arlene IS sure to be at all dances and partles but don t get the lmpresslon that she does not study She does occaslonally and IS a good student Leeny lakes dancmg and swlmmmg the best Good luck Arlene Class Bas ellrall 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 Narh Pleda 3 4 Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 Page One Hundred Eleven .. f . . 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W1 A CVIYIVS URFFER EVELYN STELLA EVELYN General A szlenl lass and debonalr Travelzng o er L1 e s thorough are Evelyn IS one of those very quxet gurls who say llttle and accomplxsh much She has a fine knowledge of flowers and blrds and other wlld llfe and IS most fond of hlkmg and other out of door actlvltles She mtends studylng medlcme and we re sendm our luck wlth ye ole class mate Boosler Club 4 German Club 4 VANIM ALMA MABEL C1-IEE CHEE Commercxal Big eyes brown hazr You see here there and everywhere Alma beSldCS belng a good stenographer IS a good basketball la er But worr about 1 3 N0 mlschnef hes Alma expects to be a prlvate secretary and marry the boss Well here 18 the best of luck' Baskelball 2 3 VARRICHIO LOUIS BABE General A true friend Babe IS the boy who played tackle on the class team of 30 and the unlor Varsity of 31 He lntends to go to Fordham but whether to play football or to get a Bachelor of Scxence degree he refuses to say Whatever the reason we hope he makes a touchdown Class Foolball 3 Foolball 4 VLTICK MARY IVIARGUERITL General She worries no! neziher does she lhm Mary IS a kmd loyal frlend who wlll stand by always She lS fond of outdoors and wxshes to go out west some day She does not know what she will do after leaving school but we predlct that she will travel German Club Y W C A Page Om: Hundred I welvc . 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I y anythng. , no, say those beautxful bxg brown eyes, "behind whose surface fa E - y - CVNIV5 WALBILRT ALTHEA CAROLINE Commercial ll s good lo be merry and wise Al lb a qulct booster for her Alma Mater but oh mV she can shriek' at a game or when a Willys Knight comes up the street Because of her charmmg slze one can scarcely see her ln a crowd but always one can hear her Our classes are never dull when Al ns around Her sunny dlsposltlon wms many a mans heart ust one more Tlllle the Toller 46" T' Science and l IIQIIILLYITIL, ulcl re lccls wisdom no! weakness Don s handsome countenance hears remarkable resemblance to that of the man on the MOXIC ads And heres a case where heauty IS more than skln deep for Don has an exceptionally high scholastic standlng and lb as clever as he IS handsome He ns mterested ln radno and hopes to further pursue work along this line at Lehigh A hard worker and a true friend he s sure to wm out SczcnccClub 3 4 Nalronallionor Soczclu 3 4 Plulalelu: 3 French 3 2 3 - v 1 HAL.. k . - V I 1 f l l ff: . t 1 WAIDILLICH, DONALD LONG "Dow" UQ . f I .h v V A ' - . v . . - K- a 1 1 n Page One Hundred Thirleen VoNS'I'EUBEN. jAMLb LOWLLl VoN Engineering and Sclenu. "lWuch learning doth ma e lhec. mad Von two three four and we could conllnuc counting the friends that flock around lm He IS a good student and shines most brightly ln solid geometry 'Ihe most mterestmg things to lm arc the fair features of dear old Hugh jim IS an ardent booster of all actlvltnes especially of dances and of course there IS a reason WALBLRI LILLIAN ARLINE Perry Poels are all who love who feel greal lrullm and lell Lllllan always has a pencil ln one hand and a poem ln the other Don t be surprlsed nl some day you happen to pick up a volume by the dlstlngulshed poet Lllllan Arlme Walbert She knows the longest words and uses them like a regular professor Lllllah IS a real student and the most delightful of companions Press Club Canary and Blue Camus CV WARD HI-I I N MILDRLD WARD College I ntranu: ln Arts llelen s SCYIOUS somber lon .s Reveal ller as a rlend of boo s Helen clocsn t seem to have any worrles lf llfl homl worlc WdSll t preparel last nlght shell do lt ln study hall plovlclel she gets round to lt Nevertheless sllc' always manages to get goocl grades Her favorlte pastlme IS readlng any lntrlgulng mystery IS SUmCl0hl to take Helen away lnto a qulet nook for hours WAY ALBFRT LINCOLN hnglneerlng and SLILIILL Alollnng IS more useful lllan .sllencc Do you have your Solldl asks a qulet UlldhbUlIllIlg fellow who makes an earnest eflort to prepare hls lessons He 15 Al Way the chap who lYlCS to Influence hoys to joln DelVlolay Smlllng Al IS a flrst class water dog and wears the clss swlmmlng team colors Class Swlmmmg 3 4 MVS WAGNER CARL FREDERICK WAC Sclence and Englneerlng Sllll cllmbmg a lcr nowlezlge ln mle Hdlll Here he comes wlth hlS portfollo full of books Wag our promlslng law student whose personallty and reatly smile assure hlm friends whose debatlng assures l"lllTI success ln law You know he won flrst prlze ln the state contest on Worll Peace Unfalllng energy com plete rcllablllty foreslght tolerant good nature and w lllngness to wear out shoe leather ln the servlet. llldlfl hlln a worthy succe or to a lang llne of Canary etlltors Oralans 3 4 Press Club Cllurlcr Member Blue Boo 4 Canary and Blue Editor ln Clue Camus WATSON ALBLRT S Commerclal Oh ocean lel me lau my llaml upon thu mane AI I9 a j0Vldl fellow and well lcnown among the students of hls class He IS a hne athlete esperlally ln swllnllllng Al IS also very popular among the glrls If any one IS aetlve ln extra currlcular HCIIVIIICQ lt s Al Swlmmzng 2 3 4 Spanlsll Club 3 4 Press Club 4 Z' Page One Hundred Fourteen .. . . . f k .F . . : ' , : li. : Q v 4 . -. 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"AL" , , "AL" CVIYIVS WEABER THOMAS H Tom General He who laughs las! rs a ool or wartmg so long See that tall husky fellow walking through the halls3 That s Tom Weaber Tom who IS always seen at all the socxal actxvrtles of the school Besxdes attending thenr actlvltles he finds time to be proflclent rn football basket ball baseball and even ln has studies From this you would naturally suspect the truth that he has a host of friends You are rlght WEAVER CHARLES HENRY Whlwen Sclence and Engmcerms' No legacy 15 so nch as honesty Weaver IS one of the mathematical sharks always sub merged ln a trlgonometry or solld geometry book l class he ns head and shoulders above the rest Whenever you see hxm he IS always wearmg a deep friendly smnle and at certam tlmes you can see hxm walking through the halls wnth has best gurl Charles devotes a great deal of hrs txme to athletxcs Football 4 Maralbon 3 Trac 3 Basketball 4 Bas elball 2 Football 3 German Club Booster Club Nahonal Honor Soclcly Home Room 0 cer WEAVER MIGNON KLUMP Mrcxev Vozd of all rleceplzon she spea s her mznd wzllroul llcsllallon The subject of our sketch has quite a flair for literary WEAVER MORRIS Bun Fine Arts Srlencc and lboughlfulntss Are lhc cus lo success Bud Weaver I9 a well known member of the Senlor rlass He IS reserved ln speech and does not indulge useless waste of words However when he does speak ll IS worthwhile to listen to hlm His scholastic record achievement and she may be heard of later Orlglnallty and the unexpected are Important Ingredients ln her make up She argues well but often under restraint par tncularly ln the classroom Perhaps we have talked out of turn but all jokes asxcle shes a good fellow just the same Spanzslz Club Dramalzc Society Press Club Charler Member Blue Boo by no means unworthy of hmm Nlorrxs ns not only a supporter of all school aCtlVltlCS but he never falls to dis play excellent sportsmanship We all jom ln wlshlng Bud good luck Chorus 3 4 Class Swrmmzng 4 Adclpluan Debating Society Page One Hundred Fzfleen .. . f f .. 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CV ul MVS WLBLR LMMA lHLRLbA Wusuzr Com mere lal She lzves lo laugh and lo mu e mrrlh To banish shadous rom the carlh Wcbble IS a real frlend She loves pleasure but she keeps nt ln nts place and doesnt neglect her studlcs Wcbhle spends a lot of her time reading but gets good grades ln spite of lt or very lxkely Lecause of nt Webbxe loves her sports' How she can swlm and dive' Webllc Chorus 4 WEIDA HAROLD HFRSH Hu Commerual I4 hen qeu re rn trouble Don I run alvoul lus' no lo Harold llc II help you oul Hxroll lb a small but promment member of the com merclal class He always has a smlle for cvcry one but he really likes to chew gum and does It thoroughly ln most of hls clas es Good luck to you Hal expects to enter a business office WEIDNER MADELI NE MARTHA MADGE Commerclal WEIDNER LEROY KENNETH bpm-.D Com merc 1al Don ljudge the powers of a small man Wrlhout knowzng his posszbzlrlzes lhc chlef pastlme of Speed Weidner IS playmg pmg Madge has oh friends galore But one glance from her eyes Can lzrzng her many more Madge lb an all round frlend and has a host of friends at school She IS qulte a help to the alto section ln the chorus We hate to admlt It but she has given her heart away although she says she lntends to follow the key strewn path of a stenographer Chorus 2 3 4 pong Have you ever seen hmm ln hrs tan and green car speeding through the streets of Allentown9 If not watch your step The next tlme you see the A H S Orchestra look for the curly headed vlollnlst That s LeRoy' He s a genius' LeRoy not only has unusual speed ln swlmmlng he plays a good game of football basketball baseball and tennis Commercial Club 3 4 Band 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Page One Hundred Szxlccn . . , . . 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I l I I CVNIV5 WEINDEL EUCENIA LUCILLE FAN General Bu! le! me srlcnt be For srlence zs lhe speech of love The musrc o llre spheres above Qu1et3 Until you know her We have often wondered where can spends most of her valuable tlme although the road to Bethlehem seems to be well worn She has not made up her mmd what she wnll do but we know that wnth her glft of maklng friends and her pleasing person ahty Jean s lnfe will be a bug happmess WEISS GEORGE HARVEY Industrxal Electrical GFORCF Oh' gwan You can never tell what rs ln shll waler Unlzl you slzr ll Here IS a young man of the semor class who IS lndeed a great drummer and was a member of our school band A decided woman hater3 Maybe We cannot tell for he IS a Nxght Hawk Has a yearning for green shirts and red necktnes What a man' Band 3 4 G- 'D WFLSH HAROLD HFNRY DEUTCH General Humor rs one elcmenl of genxus Deutch IS the master of a language not taught at school Pennsylvania Dutch He makes the trlp between Allen town and Coopersburg twlce a day and IS none the worse for xt Hrs contagious laugh resounds through the halls at everything he sees or hears Has good nature has playlng ln the band and has Chevne all contrlbute to hrs popularity We predict he will be the proprietor of a large garage Band 3 4 WFNDLING JOSEPH SNYDFR r General He who knows and nows that he nows zs wzse Here s oe our great prednctor of football scores When the wlnners of free football txckets are named joe always heads the lust He s a great A H S rooter roots at home and away Between football predlctlons oe hnds enough tame to be a good student and to compile the marvelous notebooks of whxch he us so proud We don t know what ,Ioe expects to take up but we know that he ll be note worthy 1 f Il' J' ' ' . 4 ' A .Jn it k k ' 1 4 .nv . ' J r A - Page One Hundred Seventeen CVMV5 WERT ALFRED DEFREHN General A man who can wzlhhold lus anger IS bound lo be success ul Al IS generous and appealmg He IS a staunch sup porter of sports loves to play baseball and football but gets greater luck out of tinkering wlth machmery ancl tools As a lxfe work he has selected the study of law Al ls game and a real friend WERT MARIE OLGA TOOTIE Commercial By the work one knows llze wor man Although at times TO0tlC may seem quxet she can really make a nolse and her assocxates fund her a good com panlon and a loyal frlend She lS an efflclent swimmer and dances well nor does she neglect her studnes for any thmg else Commerclal Club 4 Booster Club 2 Onyfgsi .qt WET ZEL EARLE HOMER Bon Leisure IS the reward o labor just a moment please while we introduce you Oh WESSNFR ANNA MAE ANN General An mterestlng subject ns Ann as we have known her for the past three years Long association has revealed to us her true character She IS Indeed a remarkable girl tall m stature with laughmg eyes and wmsome ways Ann rs the llvmg spxrlt of independence She says what she pleases but always wlth humor and tact you know h1m3 Of course you ve seen hxm wanderlng down the corrldors Bob doesn t give much llght on his reactnons to the female ofthe specnes but they say he has a preference for blondes Chorus 3 4 i HAL.. .. k .H 13 "Give me liberty, or give me death!" Page One Hundred Ezghleen CV WOLF DOROTHY DOT General Knowledge In Youlh rs Wrsdom rn Age lf you see a clark gurl saunterlng slowly throuvh the halls thats Dot Darla vlvaclous mysterious and h prefers Muhlenberg Studylng comes esxslly to Dot md we hope she will contlnue her success on lc1vlnq Hmh IYIVS WHITE. CATHERINE ROSEMARY KITTY beneral Oh haw lhm sprmg of love rescmblclh The uncertain glory o an flprrl daql If you hear some one callmg H1 pest you can b sure to hnd its Kitty Fvery morning she corres to school with words to a new ong new gassxp and a new crush Kltty however clalms It doesn t mean a thins, as her affections are permanently set We do not know what Kitty intends to c o some day bl t we thunk she would like llvlng ln Boston Well Kitty whatever It be good luck and good bye Booster Club 2 5 Orchr-slra I 2 Chorus I 4 WOODRINCT LrROY ROBFRT Wouuv hngmeermg and Science I rlends were burldmg bloc s Whal a house could Woody build Woody has attracted many friends by has lovlal dxsposx tlon Although he does not joln nn many club affair he IS always an ardent booster of school actlvxtles Woooy mtends to enter Penn Slate and take up cngmer-rung What 1 break for qtate' WORKMAN ILDWARD BFNJAMIN ju Brvv Creneral A comrade blzlhe and full of glee Who dares lo laugh oul loud andfrcc Whenever you hear a cheery whistle which rivals a boiler factory ln Intensity Benny IS around Hls pleasant smile and friendly personalxty make frlen ls for hlm wherever he goes Benny expects to enter the Unlversxty of Pennsylvann after graduatlon where we wish hum the best of luck Baseball 7 Class I-netball 4 A . 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Y . . kt: H Page One Hundred Nineteen CV MVS WORMAN MAE IRENE MAE General She spca s an rn nrle deal of nolhmg Mae IS a chatterbox always talklng or laughlng Wlth out the usual three unch smxle Mae really lsn t herself Her only really bad habrts are laughmg and talkmg when she should be studymg Mae s ambxtlon ns to become a nurse Here s to your success Mae Boosler Club 4 German Club 4 Chorus 4 WUNDER GEORGE CADWALDER Grfonr r Commercial There s a good lzme coming help rl on George IS qulte well known to all the Commerclal students He IS a good relxable fellow When It comes to social affarrs you wouldn t want a better frlend than George Thls Boy Wonder IS quxte a swlmmer he speeds through the water like a canal boat George also plays a good game of pmg pong He rs quute popular among the glr s YATFS CHRISTINF FVELYN TFFNY General Good breeding shows zlsel mos! where lo an ordmaru eye rl appears lhe least Cleverness ln handwork mtellngence ln conversation and studxousness are the fine tra-nts of Teeny A great reader of books she naturally rs well acquamted with many authors The school subject appealing to her most rs mathematics and she has made a mark m thre partlcular study YFACER MARIE RABENOLD Mrmrr College Entrance m Arts The ma :ng of rrends who are real friends rs the besl lndrcalron we have of a person s success rn lr c Mane quret reserved has many friends to her credlt When you once know her you can readily see why there are so many reasons She has wrt and can always hold her own She rs an accomplished plamst but when asked to play she smrles sweetly and replxes Really l can t play a note Fle He Marie 'vga' - I - .Q . 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Page One Hundred Twenty Nalranal llonor qocrelu 4 German Clull 4 Y W C A CVIYIVS if YOCCO Sl LVIO VICTOR SIVY EngIneerIng and ScIence Sw: lly he sped o er the sands o lrme SlVy IS probably one of the best long dIstance runners In the school He was on the track and marathon teams durlng his Sophomore Jumor and Semor years and ran the mIle In nearly every meet He also was llsted as a good student especIally In tngonometry Trac 2 3 4 Maralhon 2 3 YOST EDWARD LAWRENCE EDDIE Commerclal ll Isn I every one who can be called an alhlele Here he IS gIrls the athlete who broke so many hearts durmg hIs stay at school that Indeed they could not be counted EddIe IS studIous whIle there IS work to be done but he lIkes to share In the fun durIng hIs spare moments Hls one ambltlon IS to be a barber so cut away FddIe ZFHNER CARL FREDERICK CARL IndustrIal Don l slzr gentlemen lIs but a shop man Carl Zehner another lad haIIIng from the Annex IS YOUNC CHARLES CHICK Engmeermg and Sclence Cheerful and happy wher er he goes Charhe s cheerful personahty has won many frIends for hIm throughout hIs school career He not only llkes SCIENCE and mathematIcs but he IS a hrst class student In Mr WeInsheImer s class Charlne expects to go to Yale after he QYZLFIUTICS reputed to be a prlnter of no mean abIlIty Thls tow headed youth wIth hIs broad cheerful grln IS a favonte wIth the boys of the Industnal department who expect great thmgs from hIm HIs assocIatIons wIth the weaker sex are unknown to us but It IS hIghly Improbable that thIs young chap should faIl to have a flock of faIr admIrers .. .f - f . li -,., ' - - - Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Clulr, 4. I W I Page One Hundred Twenlu one CV ..d"" MVS ZEHNER THELMA MAY PFPPY Commercial A smzle goes a long way lo ma e rrends A radlo fan lf there ever was one' Any tlme anywhere you will find Peppy lxstennng m on the radio Nnght after night she slts and strams her ears lxstenmg to musxc When there IS no orchestra to be heard she reads love stones Peppys magnetic personality has won her man friends Her greatest ambltlon IS to become somebody s stenog No radlo and the novel ln the desk drawer PPY ZLINER MITCHELL WILSON Mxrcn lndustrlal Live for loday for lomorrow never comes Mitch IS one of the students of the mdustrnal group of the Senlor Class popular because of his Inherent good nature and his mfectnous laugh He has been a member of the Senior Class football team for football IS hls Favor Ate Sport His other favorite sport I4 evadlng gurls who he says bore hum Class Football 4 YFRWICK MARJORIE RAE MARGE Commercial Le! down Ihc curlam the farce IS done ZEINLR JOHN JACOB JOHNNY Commercial Bc 11 e mu rlcnd ohn and have a lxlllc fun Johnny xs a most likable fellow He finds xt a very hard thing to get down to work at nlght Through his mlncl other thoughts are passing not of school nor yet of school or business Very rare Indeed are the tlmes when Johnny IS to be seen alone Here s wishing hlm success ln hxs work as a bookkeeper A happy go lucky girl IS Marge Her incessant glgglmg and chattering has made her a general friend with every one She IS like a tomc her laughter IS contagious Marge may become a stenog perhaps a teacher Success awaits her ln elther held Girl Reserves 4 Pe l , ' ' 1 l V I . mx In ' A 1, , I' Page One Hundred Twenlu fwo CVNIVS ZFFVI Ll' MOYER ALBERT CHARLES Z: rrv Engineering and Science Study makes a man of knowledge Albert IS a hne student and a good sport He has been a falthful member of the Booster Club for two years and IS now really its sole member You can see hlm at all the football games flashmg the score cards on the sldelmes Albert has become well known ln the Science and H1 Y clubs He mtends to further hrs educatxon at Lehigh Lll'llVCI'9ltV ZllVllVlE.RlVlAN ROSE Rosle General Trs the wise head fha! harbors a sllll tongue Rose 19 one of our quletest glrls generally a good stu dent and a true friend The greatest mfluence of her young life was the study of our early beef eating Saxons Rose has somewhat changed the term however to sunt herself sweets eating Rose She mtends becoming a schoolmarm and we are certam she ll be 1 good one .om- 'W' ZOTTER VIOLA JULIA SHORTY Commercial She smzled on me Oh' lhcn I saw her eue was brrghl A well of life a spring of lrghl Shorty belleves that laughter IS the cure of all llls she keeps her classmates healthy by an endless store of Wlttl clsms ln spite of her jolly pranlcsome disposition Shorty IS an excellent student and a true friend At times her mmd wanders away Her wlnsome ways and pleasmg personality are bound to make Shorty a great success Chorus 2 3 4 Page One Hundred Tu enlu three CVIYIV5 im iilemnuam wmwmw mm x trlvc to c uc tu xxnrr M. 01 Qmi LI on our Ulllglli for t 1011 wc s sc 1 upon I uc 111 ll flu IXOII 'Nil Ill I . , , 4. 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Nxllll-XXI BaRrHoLovn.xx Prt X rlr BL ru 5 c OIINL IRKNTZ Nlcm Prt XUILLL I-IsTLR Trad 1934 Qlilass Zblstnrv The Sophomore Class, after nts first year at the Senlor Hlgh School, IS now about to become one of the upper classes Although the class consists of groups of students from the varlous Jumor hugh schools from all over the clty, xt has proved Its unlty by lts self support and by the solld asslstance whlch It has glven to all manner of affalrs sponsored by the upper classes Complymg wlth school tradltlons, the Sophomores have done little by way of dances and plays on thelr own ll'lltlatlVC One cannot, however, pass over thelr first year here without mentlomng that the glrls won the lnterclass swlmmmg meets We are confident that the Sophomore Class has not only been successful ln athletics, but that the members have advanced lh their pursult of knowledge Therr hrgh school career has been well begun We look to see thexr next two years full of occasions of success both for them and for thelr Alma Mater Page One Hundred Twenly seven ' 1 W f tt " - of fl 1 l "A" W ,I -' ' If , NX . 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' " ', CVIYIVS Zllibz Ruhlxcalnuns staff The Qorvlus prcscnts here thc combined Canary md Comms st nfl rll ct on work The picture shows some of the buslness boys Sldney Pushln-,ky Ost rr Arnold and l dward SClllfl:I'CCl'l over at the left ready to bark thelr w xrcs Unclt ohnny 'und Lmll Pavel nonsen e experts studylng the blggest book rn thc llblary Anna McGinley exch xnge edltor cated dlsplaylng 1 story from Sf oscph s Chronicle to the Canary short story wrrter Bernadlnc MCllIlLl lfvelyn Obert center doing a cover whllc Evelyn Helfrlch center nd Irma Metzger both al o art editors offer counsel and suggestion At the llght of the center just scented At the table to the light of the center Slt first the two poets Myrtle Allendcr swlnglng her facile pen and Lllllan Walbert dreaming out somethlng both artlstlc and true for the Canary and the COMUS for she lt IS who wrote the entire school sectlon ID the COMUS Sara Self buslly castlng a crltlcal lrterary eye over the drawerful of manuscrlpt before her Howard Erb COMUS busmess man stuclymg the placlng of an advertisement and Carol Hagenbuch another llterary crltlc seated readlng away at manuscrlpt whllc Charles Kline buslness man and general counselor looks on wlth mterest At the wlndow Eugene Pypruk sportsman IS grvmg notes to the other sports edltor Donald Hausman who IS al 0 athletlc manager for the school And finally at a front table to the right one sees the Powers that be Carl Wagner Canary editor standlng conslderlng vwhlle Ruth Butz as oclate editor reads what we judge to be the center page and Emll Dieter CoMUs edltor stares mto space thlnklng whether the l932 COMUS has all and more than the l93l book that lles under hls hand And at the center of the table slts the man who makes the wheels of all the publications go round Mr Hamm treasurer counselor and frlend whose hnal word lt IS that makes the Combs every year a complete and artrstlc produr. tron I ugc Unc Hundred lucnlu ugh! , . - ' q 5 - ' ' ka '. .qafz s'f . V, 2 , ' y , . v ,, . A ,i ,Z I 3 J 1 T ' , ' s ', ' A ' ' : ' " 3 ' ' , 1 ' ,s , ' ' z ' . J ' A - . ' by ' . ,W L S 1 ' s. ' . " stands Harold Lampel, news editor, scribbling some bit of school news he has , , , , , s . , ' . Y - - v Y . v . , . , I qv n V V ju -n'j CVIYIVS Page One Hundred Twenly mnr CVNIV5 Qlanarp anim 151111: Dear old Canary and Blue' What a glorlous three years we ve had wlth you' How swxftly lt all has gone by' Canary and Blue whlch sang our vlctorles whlch put a brlght spot mto every month whlch broke up our routme whlch toasted our celebrrtlesl What could we have done wlthout ltu We remember how lt thrllled us wlth glowlng football news how lt cheered us wlth poetry and Hctlon how xt aroused our Chrlstmas Splflt and dellghted us wlth splendid non sense There have been hard tlmes occaslonally Wlth the Canary and Blue but there have been glad trmes We have been deeply lndebted to the art depart ment durxng these last three years for the cover deslgns so excellent ln deslgn and color harmony The new steel cuts and the ornate 1n1t1al letters have added much to the attractlve appearance of the l932 magazme We have especlally 'rppreclated the new features and the splendld materxal so plentlful and excellent supplied by talented students The new staff rs most promlslng 'md the year 1932 33 looks brlght for The Canary Blue Bunk Every class that enters the portals of the Hxgh School IS especlally grateful to one school publlcatlon 1n partlcular the Blue Book A new edrtlon of thls hlghly useful hand gulde IS complled every sprlng lt IS the first undertakmg of each new staff The book contalns the names of teachers and thelr home room numbers the school songs and cheers summarles of the requlrements for the 'lCtlVltlCS of school clubs and other orgamzatlons helpful outlines of the school curriculum summaries of the records made by athletlc teams diagrams of the blllldlhg 'x llst of the prlzes offered at commencement a bell program and other articles of Interest not only to the Sophomores but even to the SCDIOTS We who are at the close of our days IH A H S look back to the Blue Book wlth heart felt apprecmtlon of both the 'nd and the pleasure xt afforded us each succeedlng year Page One Ilundred Thxrtu . 1 - . , 1 , a r , .. , 1 n 1 , 1 ,t v 1 , K , K. 4 .vs e n - .1 L ' n 1 y 1 . , , t , . -,G - . . 1. . , , . 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CVIYIVS PROLOCUE In much too short and words incompetent Wzthzn these scanty pages we have set Small scenes o things we new and dzd and loved In one brze reading conjured up the tale That we mlght ta e a year to fully tell Thus be not rash znjudglng what IS sald Nor how tis sazd or o ten when we laugh Mrnst mirth ully the deepest germ 0 sorrow ls hzd beneath nor always IS the saddest A darkened brow and so orgwe I should we dream unwlsely as you thzn Wlthzn your seasoned mlnds Thzs hour IS ours To play zn as we will and we do choose To drop the mask Solemnzty and grasp The dew drop mirror o a azry chzld Wherezn we haze re ected only joys Of thzs important ll e and 1 would hold It hzgh mto the azr where you may see That zs my Prologue duty come with mel LILLIAIX. WALBERT Page Une Hundred Thzrty one f ' li , n f .f . . I lie . . v .W- . , . f U ' f . ' f X - .v f ,.WV . ,ii . Y f, . THE AUDlTORlUM Our Graduates: Great mirror ofllittle lives, What scenes have not been posed, What drama enclosed- Behind your azure-colored curtains-? What dreams have you not unfolded For our eyes-? There must be no echo in your halls, No ghostlike shadow on your walls,- Only the music of lilting tongues, And the tripping of merry feetf- And laughter gay and sweet When youth calls: - And the glitter of lights on the orchestra pit And a white sea of faces with merriment lit When the curtain falls. ANIERICAN HISTORY To a Sludcnl: Shall we wanrler a little through time. my boyf- And see what our fathers have clone? There's nothing so thrilling, and nothing so good As a war that's fought.-and won! But the hour of history runs anrl runsp--Y Bringing wrongs, and wars, and peace-. And the lessons you'll learn today, my boy, They'll learn till the last life cease. THE LIBRARY One bookworm lo anolher! And was it so long ago, do you think- When we sailed the seven seas,- When every cloud was painted pink, And the wallowing waves did please-? You were the Head-master Pilot of Book, And there was a turner of pages,- And the whole of our ship was one lone nook That sailed us away through the ages! ART DEPARTMENT Thr' Arlisi: God, give me prisons anrl penthouses, But in my mind's eye Put blue skies,-trees,- i --Brown, yellow, bare,- Sunshine, mosses, Violets! Let me paint bird songs for you- With my hands. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT And you will have given me wealth, Sludenh Shown me happiness- Bugs, and beetles, and butterflies,- In a tenement! Fruits and trees and flowers:- The mammals, and the vertebrates The quadruped,-the bipedg- lnfections caught in cultures:- Carbohydrates,-starches, Sugars,-tested in a tube:- The dry cell, the wet cell:- Living things, and dead- -And yet-how little How little compared To the many things unsaicl. PHYSI OCRAPHY DFPA RTMFNT Youth ful Ccologisl: Stalacite, and stalagmiten ' A limestone formationf: Black soil and red loams Form a good plantationfg We like to Fund the reasons why Things are the way they are-- From rocks, and rivers, and roots, an-'l things- Up to the Pole Star. ZOOI OCY LABORATORY Young Zonlogml rat lwellled frogi Creat eyed gras-zhnppors. To dlsiect The entranls of birds and fish To inspect Why does a butterfly Hy ust so? Why haf: it color just there- Do you know3 Anrl on and on through an cnrlle-w ronme- Comes wmrlnm anrl knowledge from every QOIITCC PHYSICS LABORATORY Young Chemist: Mingled masses, Suspensions of matterf Volumes of gases In test-tube and Hask--3 Creative the minds,4 Mixing and making! Dreaming great dreams With Science awakening. qu... .17 TYPING ROOM Tupisl: Rapid fingers Playing a "click" song-- -A-HAS. G4-Y---M. -- Rushing as some fury With a light hand Furling out words ln long banners Bearing the rime Of the "click" song. 5-Q ,Q f HOME ECONOMICS Sludenl: The merry low-voiced chatter That comes from the study door,- The clutter and rattle of dishes,- The shouts from the nursery floor:- An opaque sun on the shadowing walls Telling peace and calm and rest- It's the joy of a dream in the twilight hour Of home, that is best. COOKING DEPARTMENT Tribule lo an A. H. S. Student-Cook: Stews and brews, And cookies, and calcesf! Gelatinemfpuddingsf And in fact all she makes So delicately done And fashioned in ways The most touchy of palates Can find only praise. SEW l NC DF PARTM ENT The School Snip go the scissors ln and out the threarl Making pretty dreseei Yellow green and rerl Little ladies stitching As wisely as you please! There won't he any dressmakers Wiser than these! . v13.!"".' 3 an INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING ROOM Sludenl: I have looked up at tall buildings, I have looked down from high roofs, I have driven past skyscrapers In the hot noon ,-" -and shaded my eyes to look up at them,-- And there Is always been on my lips Une prayer:-r "God, let mc raise tall buildings- Buildings so beautifull" 'll ,J-+'A-.,a.anb 5"" Pieces of eightl Pieces of eight! Marble, wheat, and rubber, and slate, Islands and rivers and mountains and mines, Boats and rails and roads in straight lines, And engines and bolts and wheels to be whirled From country to city all over the world. WOODWORKING SHOP To a Young Furnilurc-maker: Saw and plane Anrl hammer away. Whittle anrl fashion to please Such rlelicate taste As the modern mamselle Looks for in all she sees: - A chair, perhaps. With a rushbottom seat And decided colonial air. Or a gateleg table, A grandfathefs clock' '- And anything prettily rare, AUTOMOBILE SHOP A Bou s Dream A great lean long nosed car Threading its way Wxth purrmg engine And feathery feet A great lean long nosed car Fashioned ln the mlnd of a boy And dropped a pndewome thing From hls skillful hands! PRINT SHOP Type and type and some more type To always set and set,- Great steel presses,-printer's ink, Sheets of paper white and pink, Sailing out a sea of letters- Letters? Thoughts,-fancies- Spirit- "The world shall listen then, As we are listening now." ELECTRICAL SHOP Elcclrical Idcalisl: Charged fingers Drown wave over wave Through space,- Carry sun-power ln their palms To wipe gloom From the face Of night. ,QM a 1 1 U 1 SJ THE SWIMMING POOL An Enlhusiaslic Swimmer: Sparkling with clear, rippling water that clings joyously about the bodies of happy mermaids and eager young neptunes! What a joy to plunge down-, -down,-almost to the bottom,-then, with eager glidings,-up again to the surfaceg-a mad-cap race from the head of the pool to its foot,-with water- ripples to kiss your face, and water-ripples to love your hainaand waterdiamonds to glisten in your eyesgafould even a poet do justice to so much gloryr-so much grandeur! 'sh THE GYMNASIUM Our Boys: With swelling bosoms Breasting the onslaught of storms Strong men are only boys Doing exercises ln a mammoth "gym." CVMV5 P PILOCUE. The daulxghl drops her resfless hand upon Our over raptured brows and draws Ihe curtaln To :ls nal close Ihe scene IS done 0ur only pleasure is perhaps fha! you Mau crxlzcl e us justly even prazse Our happy tale and thus we Ind Adleuf Ll1.L1Ax XVALBERT Page One Hundred Forly four I II CVNIV5 Page One Hundred Folly fue W 'Y , ,. ,, ,,,,,.. 77, n CVIYIV5 1 Page One Hundred Forly szx CVIYIVS Page One Hundred Forty seven CVMV5 i LILLIAN WALBERT Page One Hundred Forty-ezght CVMVS MARIF YEAGER Page Une Hundred l'orlu mm: i WRELA MOYER ROBERT GUTII CVIYIVS C ro DUNTON RUTH EICHTL Enmr Llrnv MADE1 me SINGER Page One Hundred F1 flu CVV ,A 1 f f' N 5 may ,gn Aw 4-. 1 I-P 'L 'fb W, , , J Q , ' 4 N 4, Q , D' , my if x 1 v, 2 v ef 'lv 4' Q V Q, A 7 . 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N 3.5 -2 52 3 l CVNIV5 The Q Sv Jfuuthall bquah Clarence Bartholomew captam mtense halfbaclc IS placed far ahead by has determination and keen cool thmlung Mickey Danlels the slgnal barlcer has the unusual knack of plcklng the right play at the rlght time and IS a hugh splrlted ball carrier Borelll and Wlldonger halfbaclc and fullb1clc respectively dnd their share ln brlnglng vlc tones Tom l:.clc a great defenslve as well as offensive player has always covered on forward passes Gene Pypluk one of our splrlted pony guards IS the spark plug of the team He 19 full of cheerful encouraging words for every one and I9 ln short l30 pounds of Eght and fury ames Garnet a member of the vlvaclous pony guards attack I9 Pypluk s running mate and their deadly Interference has brought the ball carrler many extra yards Howard Ellis and Johnny Young two giant tackles whose effective energy spells terror or the opposing ends are the plow horses of the team Bob Lgan and Stan Tarves the wings of the Canaries played a bang up game and gave good nccounts of themselves The Scrubs have also contributed greatly and are out to better the record next season As yet unlntroduced let us tell you about our adjective man Frltz Kuhl the boy who made the football announcements supplied shoe laces and scraped the dlrt off the football suits Kuhl 19 senior manager and a better one never looked through the bars of the hugh school cage That our team carried on for the everlasting honor of the school wnth good clean Sportsman ship through so many wlns IS a record worth more than any championship Page One Hundred F1 flu five 9 - ff i 2 : 1 1 1 2 e 5: is :L 2 L , W l 1 l , l . . . 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Resume uf 1931 Jfunthall Season The Canary and Blue eleven of I93I started their season a green team composed of second strmgers of the I930 season but surprised the fans by capturing nine games out of eleven tying at seven all with the powerful West Philadelphia team and losing 1tS post season game with Bethlehem by a 7 6 score Captaxned by Lefty Bartholomew clever ball carrier the team piled 1 p 2I8 points against 45 for its opponents The pig skin players opened the I93I season by a 34 0 victory over Ashland H1 when the Bartholomew and Wxldonger combination broke loose and did its disastrous work The following Saturday the blg and strong West Philly team came to town and by a last mmute attack scored a touchdown and a pomt after touchdown to even the score at 7 7 The following Saturday traveling to Phxllnpsburg the Canaries met tough opposition but came out of the battle with a 24 O victory Reading H1 the first conference team to come on Allentown soil went home a squashed and bumped up team after a tough battle with the fighting Allen H1 team who sunk the visitors by a decisive 39 6 win Then followed a fifth victory when a fighting coal region aggregation Scranton Tech visited the Canaries for the first time and went back home with a I9 6 beating and a sample of what an Allen H1 team could do Conshocken came next and playing on strange grounds gave the Canaries a hard tussle but after several exchanges of punts the Allentonlans carried the ball over and from then on the Canaries gradually improved and did not stop until they had landed a I9 0 victory ln a real thriller at Tamaqua the Canaries received real opposition but an abundance of passes gave the Crum proteges tvso touchdowns in the last quarter and proved the margin of victory for Tamaqua gained a six pointer near the close of the last period the final score being I3 6 After playing a ragged first half with our old rivals Easton 1n which neither team scored the Canaries with the help of the Ime plunging of Wxldonger and open field running of Bartholomew came back strongly in the closing periods to bury a hard fightmg Flsh town team under a 26 0 heap Lebanon H1 came to town and looked like a set up but after the 80 yard run by White of Lebanon the Canaries had to put up a stiff battle to stave off a loss from the high spirited Lebanon team and succeeded 1n turning in a I9 7 victory The Turkey Day tilt was one of great interest and one long to be remembered when a husky hard fighting Crane Tech eleven hauling from Chicago invaded the Allentown gridiron and were defeated by a powerful Allen H1 Juggernaut by a score of IZ 0 before eight thousand fans On December 5 playing a post season game for charity the Allentown team went down to defeat when Superka a flashy Bethlehem ball carrier zlg zagged his way over the Ime of scrim mage and scored a six pointer and Moyer made the count for a 7 6 victory As we review the season we realize that never have we played such a hard schedule and we must take off our hats and praise the team who green at the beginning of the season showed great improvement under the coaching of J Burney Crum and Tom Brennan Page One Hundred Fzflu sux E 'W ' 1- ' , ,I ' ff., I .. bg ,- . 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Vu 1 ll 'It 'Il z1I 'z ys 14'111c'1 I1-15 tI11' lay XVI ' .l'Il1'1'lK'!,I on to QIUII mr- victr11x'. hey MII111 3' I I 'I1c'u1I" .fx - .Q -II' 1 , .' -A-, CVITIVS Resume of 1931 32 Basketball beasnn The Allentown Hlgh School basketball squad although not qulte as successful as some of lts predecessors dnd fairly well when the setbacks whlch lt rece1ved ln the form of ll"ljUl'lES are con sldered for almost throughout the entxre season one or more of the cogs of the team were on the S1ClCllSt a fact whlch affected the results of the games However the team flnxshed on top by wmnlng live out of ten league contests and I3 out of 23 games ln a very tough schedule The Canary and Blue cage team closed 1ts Eastern Pennsylvania lnterscholastlc League season as the strongest defenslve outfit 1n the league was fifth ln scormg with 205 pomts and fourth m the final ratmg wlth a 500 average Hazleton was first wlth 286 East Stroudsburg second with 266 Easton thlrd wlth 245 Bethlehem fourth wnth 233 and Pottsvllle last with I76 markers Allentown headed the league xn holdmg down opponents only 203 polnts bemg scored against the Crum men East Stroudsburg was second with 209 points scored agalnst them while the Hazle ton Mountaineers league champlons were m thnrd place with 2l0 The Canary basketeers were Hfth ln scormg field goals wxth 74 and fourth m reglsterlng foul goals wlth 57 free throws Hazle ton East Stroudsburg and Bethlehem garnermg more than the Allentomans In non league tllts Allentown looped 33I pomts through the meshes against 245 for then opponents wk wr ak :- ALLENTOWN WHITEHALL The Allentown Hugh quintet rolled up the curtain on the l93l 32 basketball season with a deClSlVe 3I 7 wm over Whitehall Hugh after being held ln the opening mlnutes Coach Crum tried out several squads all of whlch proved qulte able although the second half was rather slow Page One Hundred Flfly czghi Q v , - v - - - v - - f , . . , . , l , - - - v - , - . ' - v A - ' v . ' A , , . CVMV5 ALLE NTOWN TAMAQUA After a slow start the Canary and Blue warriors swamped the fast passing but poor shooting Tamaqua High outfit and seuttled them with a 27 I4 decision After the first half which ended I0 9 ln Allentown s favor the Birds foun l the basket which spelled dis ister for the Tarnaquans ALL! NTUWN HA11i roN S mi s This series prove.l to be the most exciting of the entire season although the Crum ites lost both contests by the close scores of Z0 I5 and 25 Z0 ln the first L nne the Can :ries went to the front The high position was exchanged many times before the Allentown liasketeers took the lead with only several minutes remaining to play However several Iluletonlans popr e'l ln some uncannv shots shortly before the gun ended the fray which brought the crowd to its feet and gave the Mountaineers the decision At Hazleton the second game was a nip and tuck affair Flhe Cannrv intl blue quintet started the action and held the lead tlll the third period when Hazleton forx ed to the front Mid way ln the final quarter the score was I 9 all 'I he Mountaineers garnered two fu l l goals in rapid succession and the game was theirs ALLENTOWN SfRANTON Ttcn SIRI: s In the games with Scranton Tech Allentown received a 23 I7 defeat in the first game and then came back on their home floor to crush them with a I7 I0 decision In the first half of the basket In the final periods the latter outplayed Tech but the lead was too much to overcome and they fell short The second fray was more closely fought the score standing at 6 6 as the half ended However an avalanche of Canary and Blue pomts left the Scrantonlans in a daze and Allentown romped to the finish ALLFNTOWN PoTTsvrLLr SrRlFs This was the dullest series of the year In the hrst contest the Canaries flashed a fine passing and shooting attack and took over Pottsvllle for a Z2 IZ victory ln an easy game The score at half time stood at I3 4 The Crum men clicked ln the first half and gained a 24 I4 win At the end of the first two periods the count was 2I 9 ln the last half the Allentonlans displayed erratic shooting and seemed off form ALL!-NTOWN Rx-ADINC 51 mrs Reading High proved to be a performer of dazzling ability in shooting for goals Neverthe less the Canaries showesl their mettle against the Berks Countians by forcing the latter to go an extra period in the opener at Reading which the Readlngltes hnallv won by a 29 25 score Allen town led at half time I5 9 and both teams playel neck anl neck after a Reading spurt In the return game Reading Ie:l from start to hnlsh although the Canaries crawled up toward the close Reading s advantage being 30 23 ALLIM NTCJWN IJANSDAII bi lm s The Canary and Blue court men ran rough shol over the Luis Iale H1 squasl in two games by 40 I8 and 37 I8 scores ln the hrst Blrney Crum s basketeers showej real form an.l team work scoring ten pomts each period and holding down lanslale Ihe final contest duplicated the first Ili IF Ulf Fli ALLENTOWN BETIILI in N1 Semi s This series was as usual thrilling and bitterly fought although heart breaking for Allentown The first contest was played in a whirlwind Allentown openel with 50 but Bethlehem worked hard and passed the Canaries at half time I2 9 The enemy team raised it to I8 9 t Page One Hundred 1'1 fly nine . k. . . . , , , . ' , . . , . . Y . . .' , Y . ' , - ' ' . . ' ' . i . . ' . A. , ' .i Q. , . . K., wk lk FF FF 41 ' . . J ,fl-1 . b S I . , . F . ' 4 . ' - ji .' : ', i ' K . t - . . - . , KJ , I , 1 1 .I ' h . I . DIC FK iff Pk initial contest Scranton ran wild, piling up a count of I4-2, with the Canaries unable to hnd the . , ' '. ak Ili ill Fli Pk A: af at 3 1 . ' 5 lj li FI! if . , . . g , . , .L, ' . ,, ' ,,. ,Y . I f . ' - ' V .' , 1 D U y - ' 1 'A' CVIYIVS which tlme Allentown flashed luke bolts of llghtnmg and tied the score I8 all wluclx proved to be the Canarres last marker Bethlehem sank three held goals to take the game out of the hrc and put rt on Ice ln the frnal series Allentown played superb ball wrth two varsity men out of the lmeup leading at the first period 7 4 and at the half I5 8 They coasted along ln front I6 I3 at the end of the thrrd period The Red and Blue team then rained Held goals from everywhere which delugcd the Canaries and upset them wlth the score 25 l8 rn Bethlehem s favor ALLr NTOWN Cr NTRAL CATnoLrt After belng held on even terms for three periods the Allentown Hugh bclxool quintet found Its strlde ln the last quarter of the Central Cathollc game and came out of the fray VILIOYIOUS bv a 30 I7 score ALLr NTOWN EAST Srnounsnuru' SILRII s Playing thexr flrst contest against Past Stroudsburg a new team ln the eastern urcult the Canary and Blue warriors scalped the newcomer to the tune of a 25 I9 cut Taking the lead ln the early moments of the mltlal game Allentown was never led the score at half time being I8 II The return fray proved to be a different story for East Stroudsburg held the Birds to one field goal and eleven fouls during the entire game The final count was Z1 I3 ALLENTOWN EASTON Saunas This serles proved to be the roughest of the season but the Red and White agam suffered at the hands of the Allentown jlnx whlch has brought Allentown two vlctorles for each of the last and only ln danger ln the last few minutes of play the score 23 20 at half time I6 9 Wrth the close of the league season against Easton there was real school sprrrt the outcome of booster week The battle was keenly fought but Allentown had the edge belng ln front I4 7 at half time and 27 Z5 at the close shortly before whlch there was a mad scramble by both teams to score Nenther team was successful and the thrrller was ln the Canarles bag ALL! NTOWN MAHANOY Crrv Playing the closest and most tightly fought game of the year the A H S cagers having led 8 7 at the end of the second perlod fallezl to stop a scormg spree of the coal regronltes and were forced to relmqursh the lead losmg I6 I2 ALLI- NTOWN WLsr llALLL1oN After a lagging start the A H S quintet overwhelmed the West Hazletonlans by a 29 I6 score Held on even terms for the opemng nnnutes the Canarles gradually pxled up markers that made lt I4 8 at the half tlme gun ALLLNTOWN OVLRBROOK Overbrook H1 of the Philadelphia dlstrrct took a closely fought game from the Crum xtes wrth a 29 I6 decision ln the second half the vlsltors outscored Allentown 8 4 Sk wk Pk lk ALLENTOWN NQRTHAMPTON A H S basketball for the 1931 32 season made tts farewell bow lll a big booster program ln the l-llgh School gym when the Canaries defeated the Northampton Hugh School quintet ln one of the fastest games of the year Northampton put on a bug spurt near the close of the first half when they went mto a I2 8 lead However Allentown came back m the second half to completely outclass IIS opponents Page One Hundred Srxty n ' a -' I I . 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V .'1 gm. aux ww qs- w.- ffl -L. iw '-5 1- 112 'l9"f1"-I-1,1-.:: ' 'II If ul .Sf I CVNIV5 frail' 1932 Baseball beasun When the baseball call was sounded approximately elghty candidates turned out to try for posltlons on the squad Among those returmng from last years squad were Dxckert Wnl donger Burlan Nletz Bower Laudenslager Nosal McFadden Schmoyer and Warmkessel After several weeks thls group had slmmered to twenty four these players remammg to struggle through a stuff elghteen game schedule wlth prospects fair for a good team The lineup follows Pzlchcrs Dlckert Laudenslager Brecht Chorney Medlar Ruhe and Drucken mlller Calchcrs Wood Nick Borellx Cooper and Natress lnficldcrs Nletz Russnano Bross Meyers Burlan Schmoyer Tony Borelll Oulffcldcrs Wlldonger ohn McFadden Nosal Sewards and Warmkessel Coach Burney Crum Sludcnl Manager Donald Hausman Facully Manager Ralph Wetherhold lhc schedule and early Season tabulatxons follow Northampton 84 Phllllpsburg 46 Whitehall 56 Lebanon 87 Catasauqua l24 Easton I3 I4 Catasauqua Bethlehem White hall Readmg Phxlllpsburg Lebanon Slatmgton Easton Northampton Bethlehem Slatmgton and Reading Page One Hundred .Srxly lwo V H e 2 '53 ' f' Qlfifii: 2rE',u1g , jf ,A V .-- of t , U s, V 's - ll s I 1 ' ' . ist ' , ai-.Q . . , - ' . - , , I I I I Y I, - I I I 1 ' 77 I I I I I I ' '- ,J . . . 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' I 9 I I I 1 Y I Y ' CVNIVS 1932IZErack Qeasun When the l932 track season was announced by Paul Clymer newly appointed coach ninety three fellows responded Among them were Lee Snyder hxgh jump record holder Seng pole vaulter Musselman record holder for the hundred yard dash Drles wenght man and Strecky hurdler together with many others who had chances of competing xn the mterscholastnc meets Prospects for a successful team were the most promxsmg m years l00 yard Dash 220 yard Dash 440 yard Dash 880 yard Dash Nllle Relay Shot Put Javelin Throw Discus Hugh jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Hurdles TEAM LINEUP Nlusselman Charles Nlusselman T3gllODl Nlusselman Charles DeLong Schuler Schuler Yocco Dries Levm Dries Tarves Egan Dries Evrard Snyder Bartholomew Nlace Seng Todd St reclc y Seng Schnelrleln Charles I:.gan O Har Zettlemoyer Demco Levin Cexsxnger Ylngst Getz Snyder Horn Coach Paul Clymer Sludcnl Nfunager Nlahlon Serfass Fucully Manager Melvllle Boyer Mace Seng Levnn Tarves The schedule and early results of the track season are as follows lnterclass Meet won by the Senlors Alumni 59 50 Penn Relays 440 Relay Erxch Egan Charles and Nlusselman Placed fourth out of twelve schools unofhclally breaking the school record of 3 4l with a time of 3 37 Emaus Hugh Bethlehem Relay Carnxval Triangular Meet Allentown Easton Reading Reading Pottsvnlle P l A A Meet Bethlehem Reading Perkxomen lnterscholastlcs Easton and Nornstown lnterscholastlcs Page One Hundred Surly lhree . , x . 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Sv LRTMA ,p- FIRST ROW Qleft to rlght Carl Schuler Chrl topher umn Wllllam Sweeney William Ruhe LOUIS Garnet Charles Gumph SECOND Row Carl Meyers Robert Shlmer Edwm Celsmger Edward Kudla Wllllam S1l:ley Albert Watson Charles Ackley Homer Nearlng FOURTH Row Manager Gerald Grantz Paul Wlllxams Damel lV'cGee Donald Dodd Tony Borellx Leo Luccl Earl Behr Faculty Manager Melville I Boyer FIFTH Row Charles Brexsch Fred Freed Sidney umn Harry Appel Robert Smlth Stanley Tarves Davld Aldrlch Resume nf 1931 32 Svtnlmmmg Qeasnn The second season under the new coach Dave Hackett brought blg results ln swlmmlng records The season netted elght wms out of ten meets and honorable mentlon m the Rutgers lnterscholastlc Swlm Meet The season started off by an HUSPICIOUS wm over N0fflStOWD but the team went to a defeat when they met Blalr The next five meets went to the Canarles whlle the eighth was lost to Norrlstown after a hard comeback The last two meets came to Allen H1 wlth hxgh scores and the season ended wlth the Allentown mermen recenvmg hlgh pralse ln the Rutgers Swxm The schedule for the season IS Opponenls A H S Opponents A H S Norrxstown Easton Blair Academy Norrlstown Reading Blair Academy Scranton Central Harrlsburg Academy Easton Harrlsburg Academy A wlnnlng combination IS predlcted for next year for only four men graduate Edwin Gelsxnge broke the record m the l00 yard free style makmg It ln 58 9 seconds and Louls Garnet set the record for the IOO yard breast stroke Cllliklng ln at l Zl and 3 5 All other records were broken by the team Gensmger also lead hls teammates m scormg The nndlvldual records are Gexslnger 78 Garnet 48 Capt Ruhe 37 Gumph 37 Ackley 36 Sweeney 32 Schuler 31 Shlmer 25 Sibley 25 Kudla 25 Meyers 22 Watson I9 umn I4 Nearmg I2 Ernch W 5 Burcaw F 5 McFadden 5 Borelll T 3 Smith 2 Erlch F 2 Quinn S l Dodd l Page One Hundred Szxly four .,, RA We C ik A V x 2 .Q ' -A f " Y , la E, T I 3 I? ,I I H ,V , , axle , t'3' ' Lf 5' w y r , f H f ' fy S x N , 1 rx V In - A ' ff . 'S Q ' . ' ' . v ' . THIRD Row-Coach David Hackett, Eugene MacFadde.n, 'Paul Christianson, Willard Shelly, ' . , 24 H 5'l U ' . , . 26 I 46 ' ' . . 48 Z7 ' . . 39 32 ' , . I6 50 ' . . 24 5I . 22 53 ' 27 48 . . 20 55 -+ - ' . 24 5l 267 467 I vvnl XI ll S Pool Record 75 I ool Pool 60 fool I ool CVMV5 200 yd Relay I x c Breast St rolce yr I ree Style yfl I ref- Style Sulf mo yd xrlc qtrnke I50 V 'Vlf-dlex Rel ty Snmnnnnng Ikerulhs 1961 42 an Against Readmg Ruhe Wllllam 52 umn Chrxstopher 54 Kudla Fdward 55 Schuler Carl 55 Z2 an 29 952 Against Laaton Shlmer Robert 54 5 4 Z9 I Against I Aston C exsnnger I KIWID 52 5 2' I Against I .xslon I I0 n Z9 I A1 un-.t I Aston ensnnger I dwln 52 Dee II5 I At Norrmtown Celger Rnhxrrl I 5C I I Ac klew C Imrles 55 C arnet Leww 55 'Vlexere Ixarl 5I an ZI I Against Reddlng Ruhe Wlllldm umn Clxnstopher 54 Kuflla Ifdward 55 bchuler Carl 55 22 an 29 952 Agamst Faston bhlmer Robert 54 an 50 I AI Ilarrlslxurs, At.,uIcmX Celslngcr I rlwln 52 L At Ildrrl'-Iaurg An drlemx I IU dl ZII I Against I Aston C elslnger I clwln 52 a 2 I At Redding ALI-cley Ch xrles 55 a 50 Am Harrmluurg Academx Wdteon Allxert 52 Aclclex C I1 xrles 5 5 C xrnet LEWIS 5 Vlexers lx srl 5-'I I ll I I ll S xh 1 5 I At Fenton Sibley William 55 Ncarmg Homer 52 Kudlw I dward 55 Schuler Carl 55 Ide I5 I At Faston C amet Iewm 55 40 ud frcc Slulc 7 I PI: Z0 I At I .aston CISIIIXCI' I dwm 5 1 At I dslon C XtI IS mn Cmsnnu-r Idwln 52 J I At I' .Aston Ac It ey CII xrles 55 IXII ud 'Hedley Reluu 7 5 W xtson Allert 5 xrnet I eww KTIIJIPX WIII1 im 55 ' ' ' , 1 I: 'f . ,.'. 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' I. . i ' 7 1 5, L1 V. 4 C11 ,- 1133 'f 'P C ll' ,ll nfrmf . li flu 1 CVMV5 2-my 1932 Tennis beasnn Tennis at Allentown Hugh should be a winning event this year with lots of good material out Dr lsaac Wright professor at Muhlenberg and coach of the team had a hard time to select his team there were so many possible winners Twenty six candidates reported for the boys team and hfteen for the girls team The schedule May June 6 - apalmerton . 26 2 3 7, II- ' -Reading . , -Bethlehem BO YS GIRLS Bethlehem Reading Faston Away May I8 Home Home Home Easton Stroudsburg Faston une 7-Lansdale . Stroudsburg . Away -Stroudsburg Away Away Home Away Home Palmerton , . Easton . . Stroudsburg . I5- Lansdale . PERSONNEL OF BOYS' TEAM Bernard Abelew John Moyer Robert Cope Sidney Quinn William Nlenne, Sludenl Nlanager Norman Taylor Page One Hundred Sixty-six Home Away Away Home Home Away cvmvs GIRLS TENNIS TEAM The Emu Team The newly organlzed gym team under the dlrectlon of Russell fTushJ Knau-as gave several hne exhlbltlons during the school term On December 8 l93l thus squad displayed its Skill before a group of Vliltlflg hugh school frm rlpala who were deeply lmpresaed The hrst annual public exhlbltlon was pLt on Nlarch I8 l93Z before a crowd of approximately hfteen hundred fxpectators The team rr:-ml'ers clld parallel bar worl-c followed by comedy work consisting of tumbling on the lars after which they performed on side center and mlxed horse work Several partlclpants joined In lndlan club swmgmg which preceded the ground tumbling pyramid bulldlng and other acrobatlc stunts by the entlre team On March Bl thus year lh conjunction with the Sportsman s Club the team put on slx varied acts of gym work The way ln which thus newly formed Squad bullt pyramlde and dxd tumbling and other acrobatlc acts waa really remarkable Nlark Success to It ln the future' Members of the team are Wnllnam Sweeney Coleman Keck Cnlbert Zuegenfus Harold Seng Paul Ruth Leo Todd Stanley Tarvls Jack Prusak ack Sacutny Harold Weber Claude Wilson Wesley Eltonhead Robert Moyer Norman Schaeffer and Louis Garnet Page Om' Hundred qrxlu seven ,Z 6 I ' - A.. ,,,. . . . , -. l . . A Y l ' . ' . , . T . . .t . 3 . . 1 . . . . . - L - CVIYIVS Earls Basketball Gleam The Allentown Hrgh School Cnrls Basketball team had a very successful season under the guxdance of Mass Fenner wmnmg thlrteen out of sixteen games to substantiate thelr clalm to the gurls league championship The scores were Whitehall 45 I5 Perl-:asxe 28 20 Pottsvllle 35 I2 Lebanon I7 I9 Tamaqua 29 ll Pottsvllle 46 5 Tamaqua 30 20 St Clair 32 ll Bethlehem 37 2l Bethlehem 2l I5 Easton 24 20 St Claxr 23 I2 Northampton 28 29 Personal Field Foul Player uarlcrs Fouls Goals Goals Ou! of Tolal Metzger Walters Heffelflnger Ble Neuver Brown Gemmel Devlin Casper Frederick Stem Langhaar Lelbenguth I Coach Marian Fenner Studenl Manager Betty Schmoyer The lassles scored a total of 468 points to 273 for their opponents They also had the dns tmctlon of brealung Easton s wlnnmg streak which had lasted for several years Page One Hundred Srxly ezghl . - s I ' f . Q . . , 62 32 62 39 89 I63 Daniels . 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I I 0 0 0 0 ' . , . 0 0 0 0 0 CVMV5 Girls buckep Zllieam BACK Row Qleft to rnghtj Ethel Frey Student Manager Leona Mertz Elsie Casper Evelyn Nuver Emma Brown Marlen Fenner Coach Marnan Walters Mary Daniels enme Stem M Boyer Faculty Manager SECOND Row Louxse Gemmel Lllllan Sease Margaret Bell Wxnnfred Devlm Catherine Frantz Anna McGinley FRONT Row Lucille Seng Caroline Schlelcher Marne Worman Alma Magee Thelma Berger Annastasla Thoman Arllne Wleder October November November November November 30 2 6 I 23 9 9 9 THE SCHEDULE 1931 1932 OPP Nazareth away Sellersvllle Perkasle away Nazareth home Bangor away Sellersvllle Perkame home Page One Hundred Srxly nmc AH f 1 October 23, l93l-Bangor, home ..., I0 0 .l 31- . ,.,. 2 2 . l93l- ' - ' , . . 2 0 , I 3l- , . . . 3 5 3, I 3l- , 1.,. 5 0 . l93I- ' - Q' , , , O 0 CVIYIVS J BIRNFY CRUM THOMAQ BRFNNAN Q 319 9 ftlioacbes J BIRNEY CRUM lVlr Crum coach of baseball basketball and football I9 one outstandlng flgure ln the Allentown Hlgh School and IS known for hls ablllty to make hrst class teams out of green maternal Startlng hls slxth year as a member of the coachlng staff Blrney Crum has put out brllllant teams ln all three sports Although the closlng season was not as successful as was expected every one lS pulllng for a champlonshlp team next year ln the three mayor sports coached hy Crum THOMAS J BRENNAN Startlng hls thlrd year as asslstant football coach Tom Brennan has made hlmself a name as a member of the athletlc staff wlth hls ahlllty and eagerness ln helplng to make a Wlnnlng team Many a valuable polnt ln tackllng blocklng and breaklng through the llne was worked for the boys by Tom Brennan Wlth hls aggresslveness and workmanshlp Thomas Brennan I9 sure to rlse ln the coachlng world RALPH V WETHERHOLD The buslest man ln school IS Nlr Wetherhold the faculty advlser of the major sports It IS the duty of Mr Wetherhold to manage arrange and draw up the schedule Mr Wetherhold has performed hls duty wlthout fault for many years and IS expected to LODIIDUC hls good work as the years go by IQALPH Wr Tllrnllol D Page Om' Hundred Srvrnlu O O O . i . 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' . , , if k Sk Pk lk CVMV5 Q Z9 9 Clluacbes MARIAN FENNER Bemg the only gxrls coach 1n the Allentown H School sports lVl1ss Fenner IS to be congratulated for her ceaseless work m puttmg out one of the greatest gurls basketball teams ln the history of the school Although the hockey team was not at par the basket ball team made up for the losing sport by a brllllant march through a hard schedule with only a few defeats PAUL CLYMER Here he ns the small well llked coach of track foot ball and basketball Paul Clymer starting his H!'St year as track coach has already showed his mastery as a coach by havlng some of the members of the team break the records ln the pole vault and hugh Jump Clymer IS a man who lS ceaseless ln his work and who does not stop untll he has a well tramed team workmg together like one machine lVlr Clymer has helped lh the development of Varsity maternal for the football lealfli BILL BREISCH The man of all trades ns B1ll Brensch doctor traxner and caretaker of all sports at Allentown High School Whenever a bruise IS to be fixed and taken care of lt s up to Brelsch to do lt On the football Held hc 1 seen runmng into the playing fleld with salts and medlcme klt Brexsch has helped to keep the members of the various team ln playing condltlon and we wlsh hlm success ln the years to come Miss FFNNFR BILL BRFISCH PAUL CLVMER Page One Hundred Sevcnly one l . . . . . . . i wk 4: 4: and basketball season by taking charge of the jay Vee K ' :sf 41 ak c ' ' . , V 'S . 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QR Ei 1 .- R, Jimi ' J ,- ' ,I ,. -3 1 I 1 L-- ul. fi H , .- ,-i .1 1: .'ll.. .1 3, U HV.- .ESL .ix ek . 'UL Q: 'gm . ,lsr f-4: -Zi 3' ,,:v 5 a if 1, ..' :A r, 'S IM-h-FAA .vwlqfw E if ff .v -.1 f 51, 1-'Z as-r f. I '-E CVMV5 Girl Reserve Qlnunnl FIRST Row fleft to rightj Gladys Lawall Gladys Funk Arlene Nlumbower Louiae Ceismger Dorothea Tice Betty Drelsbach Rose Rowe Jane Evans l-HIRD Row Elizabeth Peters Mildred Diehl Janet DeLong, Rita Utech Jean Cilbert Addie. Ann Bohlmger Betty lVlutzl Page One llundnd Swcnlu lhree SECOND Row4Cladys Carter, Bernice Lehr, Arlene Ziegler, Madeline Ritter, Ruby Taylor, CVIYIV an U54 MH Hash iBIeha Behatmg Quuetp All the girls of A H S who have been interested ln developmg thelr ab1l1ty ln debatmg have found ample opportunity to do so ID Nalh Pleda Durlng the past year the club has admxrably lxved up to the standard set by former members Besides bemg wlllmg workers many of the members are also unusually talented The club has been fortunate lh obtalnmg for a coach and advlser Miss Heffner who has co operated and msplred the members most effectlvely The requirements for admlsslon lnclude an average of 85 per cent ln all subjects and the wlll to work Meetings are held every two weeks at the homes of the members To be a member of thxs soclety IS an honor for the gurls are carefully selected and represent an lntelllgent and ambltlous group The club xs confident that the junior members will success fully carry on the work of the orgamzatlon OFFICERS Preszdenl Mary Packer Secrelary Anne Frame Vzcc Prcsrdcnl Myrtle Allender Treasurer Arlene Unser Faculty Adviser Mass Heffner Myrtle Allender Marne Bennett Vnvnan Bender Eleanor Bernhard Anne Frame Louxse Gelslnger Margaret Gruber Betty Hasskarl MEMBERS Jeanne Kopenhaver Arlene Mumbower Bertha Neubert Laura Packer Mary Packer Marian Rau Arlene Unser Bernice l ehr Gladys Lawall Grace Champagne Mlrlam Mxnner Geneva Smith Elizabeth Fogel Bernlce Schaeffer Evelyn Arner E 5 K Q4 Page One Hundred Sevcnly-four CVIYIVS A45--Q I A , ...., ,. QBrotan Eehatmg bounty The rexnstntutlon of Varsnty mterscholastxc debatlng has glven new rmpetus to the actlvltles of the Orotan Debating Society ln the past year the soclety had the honor of placlng several Orotans on the Varsity squad In no other school organxzatlon can there be found a group of such argumentative fellows Whether formally presented or otherwise scheduled or not hard fought debates and arguments flgure at every meeting lt IS the belief that they have gaxnecl immensely not merely by the settllng of questions through debates but by the constructlve thxnlung that has resulted from partlclpatlng rn debatable discussions The highly capable adviser Mr Rrchardson has helped the Orotan Debating Society lmmeas urably m furthering the aspxratlons of the society OFFICERS President 'Charles H Kline Sccrclaru hugene Pypluk Vzcc Presldcnl 'Meyer Gesoff Treasurer Henry Jacobs Publzczly Agenl 'Ldward Charles Facullq Adviser Mr James W Richardson 'lflENlBk.RS 'Carl Wagner Edward Schlfreen arold Lampel Lamont Wenner Thomas Richter Paul Frelze fheodore Schxeffle Harold Kahn Walter Bastian ames Coyne Clarence Rutter Pos! Graduales ohn ackson Daniel Hrlshko dfllt 114 rr-r wr: 1 Xl: s lmlu rm 1 g I 31 rr mtlrNl1ss Nlulrcl. as U nth Page One Hundred Sevenly five ,, , , ,A , 4 I Q ' e- - . ' ,JL , - ' A A . 'H Lewis Shanlcweiler Alvin Butz 'Xi' s' -bat S, lf, will . i s Ruth liutz us ixth 1 - atcr, wx- f Vrsiml- I.4-.:uu- Di-tri 't t'llLllllI'l'Yll!- tl is 'fz,' . 1"'."fg'. MEMBERS CVIYIVS German Qllluh One of the most actlve and mterestlng clubs of the Allentown Hugh School IS the German Club sponsored by Mr Allam The purpose IS to create a ueslre among the students for a greater and more definite interest and knowledge concernmg the German people and thelr lan guage The requirements are an average of eighty Fave per cent and an xnrtlatlon consisting of a three hundred word composltlon on some German subject A very fasclnatmg project whlch the club enjoys IS corresponding with students m Germany Thls orgamzatlon had many fine meetings which were held Thursday afternoons after school ln room Zll Several times Mr Baker gave good talks and showed plctures Mr Frxtsch also spoke on Pennsylvania German and Its orlgm OFFICERS Prcsldenl Donald Hausman Sec and Trcas Dorothy McCracken V1CCPfCSldBRf Mary Packer Sponsor Mr Allam Mary Daeufer Betty lane Fast Alma Fluck Beryl Gross Emma Kneller Dorothy Kneule Ruth Mease Betty Mutzl Mane Schlegel Rebecca Seem Anna Shanlcweller Laura Smith Agnes Stuclcley Grace Uhler Evelyn Urfer Dorothy Wlegner Mae Worman Mary Vetlclc Polly Whltbeck Christine Yates Fvelyn Mumbower Laura Packer Althea Wood Evelyn Hemtzelman Adele Ott Iune Dannecker Ralph Egolf Helmut Golatz Thomas Richter Mahlon Serfass Thomas Weaber Clarence Rutter Karl Lehr Chester Derolf Rltner Weaver Harold Kahn Benjamin Daubenspeck Page Onc Hundred Seventy-six CVMVS Jie Qliercle Jfrancals Thls club has endeavored to encourage conversatlonal as well as literary French through plays, poems letters and French entertainment Meetlngs are held monthly at the home of the members Membership IS llmlted to French I students wlth an average of 95 per cent and French II students wlth an average of 85 per cent OFFICERS President Anne Frame Secrelary Mmerva Butz Vice Presldenl Ruth Shelly Treas and Adviser Mlss Edelstem MILMBERS Luccllle Bostdorf Marguernte Bowman Mma Butz Ruth Butz Elizabeth Fogel Anne Frame Gladys Frlck Louise Gelsmger Arlene Hemey Dorothy Hull Elizabeth Long Bernaclme Mellner Mary Mertz Dorothy Muller Kathryn Ochs Helen Pearson Davxcla Ratclllf jean Ross Regina Roxberry Dorothy Serb Adelaide Schiff Ruth Shelly Beatnce Shlffert Eleanor Smith Madeline Story Cella Tumerkln Barbara Warne Mary Turzyan Gladys Funk Mmerva Butz Page One Hundred Seventy seven ' . . - , n . 4 CVIYIV5 Girls' Booster Qllluh The Girls Booster Club IS the largest functxonlng orgamzatlon 1n Hugh School It has reached The club has lxved up to lts purpose and has boosted all school actnvltles and m addltlon has fostered several affairs of xts own hvery one lb lookmg forward to the next undertaking of thls organlzatlon OFFICERS Preszdenl Evelyn Arner Secretary Chrlstme Ward V :ce Presulcnl Eleanor Watts Treasurer Dorothy Walt Adviser Miss E. Nl Heckman Page One Hundred .sevenly eight I a membership peak of almost two hundred girls during this year. CVIYIVS ifanme Qhunnmucs flllluh The membershxp of the Home Economics Club IS restrlctecl to Senxors and unlors talnng the Home Economics Course The meetings are held bl weekly ln the llvlng room of the Home Economics department suxte At these meetings business IS conducted and lnterestlng talks and demonstrations are glven by VlSltll'lg speakers Besides these meetlngs which are always Interesting the members VlSlt furniture stores baby cllnlcs hospitals and other places that wull further their Intelligent Interest ln home life The socnal meetings take the form of scasonable parties The club lb hnancecl by regular dues and by profits realized through food sales At Christmas time the members are engaged ln the pxeparatlon of boxes for the ladies ln one of our local mstltu tions OFFICERS Preszdcnl Emxlv Hendricks Treasurer Dorothea Bradv Vlce Preszdenl Margaret Mxlkovlcs .Secrelary Evelyn Prechtel MEMBERS Dorothea Brady Dorothy Hower Earla Flster Frances Lambert Margaret Mllk0VlCS ,lean MacNeal Evelyn Prechtel Ethelyn Miller Margaret Bell Esther Phillips Cenevleve DeLong Elsxe Ressler Lllllan Eck Geneva Smith Page One Hundred Sevenly nme 1 I E e ' E 3 e - afl CVMV5 ,--1 GLUE Cllluhhe The Clubbe an active llterary orgamzatlon had nts ongm m the Poclru Circle which later broadened :ts scope to lnclude the study of all good llterature Wlxat IS perhaps more important IS that ln its monthly meetings The Clubbe cultlvates the talents of the various members for wrltlng so that It can truly be sand to earn its motto To further lxterary actxvlty ln addltxon xt lS the purpose of the organlzatxon to contrxbute maternal to the Canary and Blue Only those are eligible for membership who have a good standlng In Englxsh and an ablllty to wrlte acceptably Under the expert guldance and leadership of MISS Helen Gerhard faculty adviser The Clubbe has rlsen to an lnfluentlal posntlon ID the Hugh School Ol-FICERS Pnsulcnl lmre Barsy Pfcbldblll lmre Bar-sy Vice Prcszdcnl Betty Bury Vrce Prcsulcnl Betty Burv Sccrelarq Sylvla Neuwexler Secrclaru Ruth Butz Trcasurcr and Pacullq Advzser Miss Gerhard Mary Brown Betty Bury Ruth Butz Betty lane Past Ann Frame Dorothy lVlcCracken Helene McGinley Sylvia Neuweller MEMBERS Laura Packer Betty Smead Sara Self Elinor Smith lean Stephens lmre Barsy Samuel Cohen Wllllam Desch Sidney Frledman Page One Hundred Ezgfziy Paul Sagahen Donald Hausman Donald lVlcCovern Ralph Moyer Joseph Parmet Sidney Pushmsky Wxllxam Ruhe David Aldrlch "1 "' ' , . , . 1 i . 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V E 'WBERS CVNIVS The Smenre Qlluh The Sclence Club has just completed a successful season The meeting were held regularly at the homes of members every month Vanous speakers of SCICDIIFIC note and short scientific discussions by members have constituted the programs Vlsnts to the coal mmes to New York and to the DuPont Gardens followed by shorter trlps to scnentnflc spots m Allentown were just a few of the occasions enjoyed by the club The banquet at the Keystone Trail lnn was a great success and many alumnx attended Cllmaxmg the year s work and pleasure a jomt outing wnth the Clubbe was held at Ruhe s farm Many new members have been recently admitted and the Sclence Club looks forward to a new and successful year of scnentnhc entertamment OFFICERS President Wlllxam Ruhe Vlce Presrdenl Betty Bury Secretary Betty Smead Treasurer Howard Frb Nladelme Smger Betty Smead Barbara Boyle ean Carpenter Emil Dleter Keely Hagy Karl Lehr Joseph Parmet Donald Dodd Betty Snyder ean Stephens Janette McNabb Dorothy McCracken William Ruhe Charles Young john Moyer Harry Boettger David Aldrich Wllllam Menne Page One Hundred Frghlu one Betty Nlutzl Betty Bury Adele Bury Betty Knstler Howard Erb Homer Nearlng Charles Moyer Robert Gnft Charles Hoffman I rev. t .Q .V ,pl ef Q .1 mens - e .. 5 . 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Q I ' ,4 : 4 'f 1 x J J , , up ' CVMV5 ,aaatwnal Banos: Smarty The Allentown chapter of the National Honor Soclety was organized ln l925 by Mr Muller our faculty adviser Under the able leadership of Mr Mxller this organization has progressed rapldly and IS now one of the foremost socletles ln the school Membership ln thus chapter 18 based on scholarship service leadership and character The purpose of the organlzatlon IS to create an enthusiasm for scholarshlp to stxmulate a desxre to render servlce to promote worthy gel-xlilcrishlp and to encourage the development of character ln the puplls of the Allentown Hugh oo OFFICERS Presrdenl john Moyer Treasurer Mr Thomas Secrclary Irene Chondor Faculty Adviser Mr Muller MEMBERS Robert Schatz Wrela Moyer Mahlon Serfase Norman Taylor Donald Wandellch Thomas Weaber Florence Oplmger Myrtle Allender Louise Celsmger Carol Hagenbuch Myrtle Krlebel Beatrice Levers Chnstlne Yates jean Arbogast Marguerite Roth Mmerva Butz Florence Bennet hum Anna Senp Joseph Huttle Arlene Kern Donald Feyrer William Ruhe Betty Bury Charles Moyer Henry Messlnger Weston Cook George Long Marguerite Glenn Lula Baer Helmut Golatz John Rockel Marne Wert Page One Hundred Ezghty iwo ,1. f V , V I 1 , , tx V , N .., , ,K a . 3- 1 , ' . f' ' ,' Y I ' Y . - ' , . , t . 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CVNIVS 'Q Efdmdtlt bounty Wrth Mass Helen K Smith as coach and Miss Allen as faculty adviser the Dramatxc Society of Allentown Hxgh School has closed one of lts most successful years lts members were promn nent lh the production of all class plays ln addltlon several one act productions were success fully presented before the student body Although rt xs not expected that the members upon their graduatxon wall embark on their professlonal careers the trammg afforded by membershnp rn thxs socxety wrll be of great advantage nn any career OFFICERS Vrce Presnlenl ean Stephens Treasurer Emnl Dieter MEMBERS Dorothy Aransky Margaret Gruber Sylvia Mellner Sylvia Neuweller Mignon Weaver Joyce Rlehl Edward Charles Meyer Cesoff john jackson Harold Lampel Wlllnam Ruhe Betty Bury Betty Jane Klstler Bertha Neubert Edythe O Nenll Dorothy Walt Phlllp Brad oe Gallagher Edward Horne Charles Kline r Clarence Rutter Davld Starch William Slenker Page Om' Hundred Erghlu lhree W- --W., h D -. W, K -. President-Thomas Richter Secretary-,lean Sofranscy . I- . vj i . . , y J .. i J - CVIYIV5 QM YE Square Klub The T Square Club of the Allentown Hugh School ns an old organlzatlon but under the able guldance of Messrs Lembach and Ayres xt has carrled on many new 8CtlVllleS each year ThlS club was organlzed and IS continued for the benefit of all those lnterested ln any form of Archltec tural Mechanlcal and Structural Draftmg The T uare Club lS one of the largest clubs m the school and conducts many lnterestmg meetmgs and soclals OFFICERS Preszdcnl Ernest Kromer Secretary l..aVerne Robblns V1cePres1dent Earl Hertzog Treasurer Mr J N Lelnbach Faculty Advzser Mr C ,I Ayres Ass! Treasurer Joseph Klpp MEMBERS Edward Benner Howard Coles Herbert Frey Anthony Gural Frank Haas Ernest Kromer Howard Mmner Wllllam Rexfsnyder Richard Mohr LaVerne Robblns Edgar Schubert Roy Smart Kenneth Bealer Harry Bolza Richard Brown Wllllam Edwards Robert Eroh Carson Cllbert Earl Hertzog joseph Kehler joseph Knpp ohn Kochan Charles Krammes Kermlt Krause Arthur Mertz George Mertz Carl Mlckley Wlllard Muller Walter Moyer Charles Schlegel Albert Baus Harrison Beers Kermlt Beldelman Harold Bittner Alan Bolestrldge Robert Boltz Carl Derr Arthur Fritz joseph C-utekunst Raymond Hausman Kenneth Hoclcman Lloyd Macbeth Paul Persmg Ralph Peters Charles Relnert Carl Burger Charles Costantlm Maynard Cressman Wllllam Donmoyer Eugene Duser Wllllam Strawbrldge Nelson Tagert Alfred Trump ohn Young Russel Albright Charles Remhard Albert Rodgers Robert Snyder Harold Spengler Warren Zehner ASSOC I A TE MEMBERS Edward Bolestrldge Wllllam Knapper Wllllam Coyle Page One Hundred Erghtq four 1 . ,, , ,. 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CVNIVS Ctilummercual Qliluh FIRST Row Leroy Weldn r Phyllls Race Florence Bennethum Marguernte Glenn Myrtle Allender Lillian Nleltzler lVlar1e Wert lVlr Edgar Rabenolcl SECOND Row Elizabeth McFadden Mlrlam Troxell Hazel Sell Betty Schmoyer Dorothy Clader Dorothy Arnold Carrie Brong THIRD Row Edward Yost john Traub jacob Chryst Presxdent ohn Rockel Robert Cope joseph Huttle The Commercial Club one of the youngest organizations nn the Allentown Hugh School was formed by the class of l928 to further mterest nn the study development and research ln all subjects taught m the Commerclal Department The arm of the club rs to become acquainted and to co operate with busmess men ln the com munity and to help them at any time by supplying them wnth students who are capable ln the commercial field Admission to the club requires an average of 85 per cent ln the Commercial Course The organization meets twice each month the fnrst tame at school and the second time at the home of a member Much of the success of the club must be given to thc faculty advnser Mr IL A Rabenold who has taken great interest ln the work Page One Hundred Erghly fue . 4 f. . . -. . , . . - . . , . - . . , .J . . . . . , . CVMVS Q11 bbarp Musa: Qlluh ln l928 a group of Fmc Art students under the leadershlp of Mr Acker formed a muslc club known as the C Sharp lVlus1c Club Since that time lt has progressed raplclly The meetings are held at the homes of nts members seml monthly At these meetings interesting programs are held and discussions on musical subjects are featured The MUSIC Club this year has endeared itself to the student bocly by its presentatlon of a serles of fine musxcal programs In the auclltorxum MEMBERS Betty Levers Pres Earla Flster Eleanor Smlth lVl1r1am Mxnner Marjorie Gegenhelmer Madeline Dlehl Beatrice Dougherty Ruth Shelly Laura Packer Dorothy McCracken Russel Miller Clarence Bartholomew Clarence Rutter Phllxp Brady Donald Hausman Cleon Wllson joseph Rosettl Malcolm Kromnger Davlcl Storch Tllzhman Frank Page One Hundred Ezghly sux !,.., , , A, , 7, B-, W, , Me , ' I . Q. .4 , ,Mnn.m., 5 , lf , . PERSONNEL CVNIVS Q 39 Sv Banu The man that hath no musrc m hrs soul Is fit for lrcason slralagems and sporls Shakespeare Among the many progressxve movements of the Allentown High School the band stands pre eminently as an organxzatlon that embodles the splrlt of the school and glves an added zest to athletic contests Thls year has marked a successful season for the band lt has contributed to both athletlc and cxvlc occasions and has made nts annual concert an occasion to be remembered The snappy tempo and the bearing of the band has been manifested by our drum major Emll Dleter whose graduation will be a great loss to nts personnel It lS with regret that the band will see thus year s senxors go out from the school Always however there are others who are lnterested m muslc to take thexr places Especlally IS thus true m a clty of muslc lovers, which Allentown IS generally known to be Clarmcls Edward Bauer Sterlmg Snyder Kenneth Muller Melville Schmoyer Carroll Hudders Russell Kunkle jay Fetterman Russell Hendricks Allen Zlegenfus Raymond Geiger Charles Muller Thomas Bachman George Boyer Frank Boyer Wxlllam Fero Corncls Stanley Kelser john Walters Russell Nllller Robert Snyder William Schubert Elizabeth Durand Sara Charles Russell DeLong Paul Eberhardt Harry Cressman Noble Flster Arthur Sussman Harry Adams Flute Dallas Stoneback Trombone Robert Krause Warren Yeager Walter Frank Warren Yeager Violet Glvler Bass Ernest Knauss Leonard Shollenberger Frank Nlattes Fred Kmney Henry Haas Barrlone Harold Welsh John Beacher Forrest A Kramer Page One Hundred Ezghly seven Saxophone Clayton Kleppmger Lllyan Sxeger Harold Levenson Adolph Wagner Osvllle Kale Drums Paul Roth Curtis Kratzer Nlark Wessner Russell Peters Wlllxam Bartholomew Horn Robert Rames Earl Walbert Shirley Pierson Peter Sobshul: o o o . nv , . v y , . - f n r j . X f . ' ,ff - 1 "X, H X f 1 - xx, ,, .,,, A 'X Q 13 5 Glburus On Thursday February Il l932 1n our audltorlum the combined Hlgh School chorus and orchestra presented their annual concert under the dlrectlon of Dr W F Acker Wlth Betty Levers as accompanlst The orchestra under the dlrectlon of Harvey F Prescott had Beatrlce Dougherty as plaI1lSt The alumnl S0lO1StS were Marguerlte Hetzer soprano Harry M Schoenly tenor and Welllngton Ezeklel basso Page One Hundred Ezghlu ezghl O Q O u. in . , . a . I , 1 . , , . CVIYIVS Q I9 Sv QB'rchsstra Under the dlrectlon of Harvey F Prescott the band and orchestra. presented cl program ln an duclltorlum perlocl on Frlday Aprll 8 l93Z iililusural Cllomehv w1tl'x a cast of one hundred and fifty puplls The chorus and orchestra were under the dlrectlon of Dr W F Acker, the ballet was trained by Miss Noble the staglng was under the dlrectlon of Clarence Egolf Page One Hundred bzghty nznc On May 3 and 4, l93Z, the musical comedy, "Oh Doctor," was presented CVIYIVS CVMV5 . 155' F 5 -. .fbw f 4 QW, CVMV5 Qlmateur Qstrunumv The night lb serenely stlll not a movement of alr not a movement of a single thlng Y ct ln the dark blue canopy above there shlne thousands of small candles mere pm points of Illght In the vast area of the dome Some are calm some are twlnkllng brlghtly some are barely vlslble others are marvelous and brllllant All these llghts are woven lnto fantastic figures which at hrst cannot be unravelled by the observer Then the observer remembers some maternal he had read concerning the constellatlons He can after a careful study of the northern sky discern the constellation of the Big Dlpfer Bet further study wlll reveal no more constellations Such was my experience when I hrst noticed that there were such things as stars and that they possessed a fasclnatlng beauty In order to satisfy my growing curloslty about heavenly thmgs of a material sort and ln order to get the Intellectual and splrxtual reaction that emerges from the general knowledge of the make up and workings of the unlverse I had to adopt a thorough reading course which consisted of books recommended by well known astronomers For a lot of readlng IS necessary ln order to acquamt oneself with what knowledge the astronomers have After I had acquired some knowledge of the constellations and had possession of a number of star maps I spent many evenings m the backyard or nn a nearby held scanning the heavens wxth a telescope I had constructed myself After a general survey of the astronomlcal field I became interested ln maklng the dlrect acquaintance with mdlvldual stars During the course of a summer I learned to know all the summer constellations by name Iearneel to know the mam stars ln each group and their charac terlstlcs and to recognize them ln any POSIIIOD It was ln this manner that I spent most of my summer evenings Durmg these evenings people began to notlce my queer actions and to wonder about my sanlty Other helpful souls even offered me empty milk bottles with which to make my observa tions of the moon Of course there were some unslerstandmg people usually of the better edu cated type who aided and encouraged my work Irue there are no eommerclal returns But there have been rewards greater and Iar more -I Itlsfat tory than any monetary return could have been 'I he prlnupal value of astronomy Ill mv oplnlon 19 to broaden rnan s concept of the stgnlhcanee of the planet I arth and of the pro messes physleal and biological that we observe on the surface of the planet Io be sure there are some so called practical uses of astronomy the determlnatlon of time the measure of sun light the prediction of tides but all are small ln comparison wlth the Intellectual value that can he derxved by sample studles of the stellar umverse Instead of hndlng ln the light of the stars that man IS materlally of high slgnlhcance ln the universe as we might infer from his vaunted control over most of the terrestrial animals and from his ablhty to rleface or to beautify parts of the surface of our small planet we are led to dns cover the opposite to flnd the opposite to hnd that he IS lnslgnlflcant to a humlllatlng degree and there 19 nothing so eleanslng as humlhty Instead of hndlng that man IS the central design of tosmn evolution and the lord of creation we are led to suspect that he IS but a brief and trlvlal lncldent ln a universe where the reverend and Important features are space time gravlty energy and radlatlon and there IS nothing so useful splrltually as natural reverence But although knowledge of the stars may tend to shrlvel man up ln slze and cut hlm off briefly ln tune lt eonvlnees hlm as nothing else does of the capabxhtles of the human mlnd of the power of that biological phenomenon that trles to grasp the meanlng of all things trles to comprehend the nature of the universe the laws and reasons back of the stars and nebulae As a follower of the stars I became interested ln knowmg how astronomy a sclence that deals with objects that we cannot touch a sclence of heavenly objects that we cannot tamper with Page Onc Hundred Nmcly two . .u 1 x . . . 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Y f , . , y . . . , - I I I f f I I I I I I CVNIV5 cannot cxpcrnncnt wIth and cannot brlng llllO our laboratorles to analyze or dlssect orIgInated and grew Into one of the most perfect of scIences The knowledge that the desert Arab has for two thousand years known more of the exlstence and motlons of the heavenly b0dleS than ninety per cent of the college and unIversIty graduates of our enllghtened western ClVlllZHllOn the knowledge that the Greeks were great astronomers and made accurate measurements of the earth wIthout the PFBCISC Instruments whlch are the result of our nechanIcal age IS of great value In the understandmg of how man thls small speck of cosmIc dust endowed wIth the peculIar property of lIfe made It possIble for us to have such certaIn knowledge of the unIverse and to be so hlghly cIvIlIzed Amateur astronomy IS gamlng enthusiasts contrnually In the Unlted States There are at present a few thousand amateur astronomers who take part In the fascmatlng recreation of star gallhg Many of these amateurs construct theIr own telescopes whlch In some Instances rival the best that can be made by professlonal telescope bullders Due to the actlve Interest taken by the Sczenlzfic Amerzcan plans for bulldmg telescopes and news concernIng new thmgs In astronomy are bemg dxstrlbuted throughout the Umted States In greater quantltles than ever The ways In whIch amateurs help the professIonal astronomers are numerous They take accurate meteor counts wlth tIme of slght and characterlstlcs of each meteor Thelr results are all collected and assorted and then the professlonals take out all Informatlon they need which Is accurate Amateurs also note the appearance and VaTlatl0hS of the so called vanable stars The rapld advance of astronomy IS due to thc help recelved from amateurs by the professlonal astronomers Thus the amateurs can be of valuable servrce to astronomy WhllC they are enyoylng the art of star gdllng ls not beauty valuable In our modern machme age? Is It not a stlmulus whIch urges us to accompllsh somethlng In our lxfe If everythxng were sordld and drab men would not want to lIve Beauty IS the soul of llfe The thoughts the slghts the sounds we llke most to recall are the beautlful ones So the slght of the beautlful stars adds a strong llnk In the chaln of beautlful Incldents In the llfe of an observer When he IS old perhaps bllnd or otherwise unfIt to observe beautIful thlngs of nature he can rest and recall the slghts of the beautlful stars he once saw and thus be happy But far more gratlfylng far more valuable IS the pleasure and Intelllgence garned from phlloso puhIzIng about the lIkelIhood of lIfe on other planets Thls questlon wIll occupy one s mlnd for weeks at a tIme An observer wlll In hIs SCYIOUS llilhklflg about the matter set forth many hypo theses on dlfferent questlons concernmg the heavens Cnc of them wIll deal wlth the klnd of anlmals whlch occupy the planets One wIll try to explaln the extent of space Another wlll try to set forth the ultImate outcome of all CFCHIIOH And yet another wIll try to explam the sItuatIon of man In the presence of hIs creator These questlons are stIll unsolved and posslbly wIll never be solved by man Yet to revel In them gwes a thmker a dellghtful pleasure wIth whlch he would never part ls not thIs mental pleasure thIs abIlIty to phllosophlze about unknown thmgs of utmost value Ill a cIvIlIzed man s short lIfe1 Why have men been so eager to develop astronomy If there were no value In theIr work or In the recollectlons of the pleasures they had In theIr work Even though some people do not see any value In amateur astronomy to me there IB no doubt of IIS exIstence HENRY lVlE5SlNGER Page Onc Hundred Nmelu three 1 I CVIYIVS Qllhetnlng Sum Chewing gum the lnseparable companion of the stenographer the dellght of bables the substltute for tobacco for young boys the occasion of much dlsgust the constant worry of mothers the dlstress of the school teacher the reducer of double chlns the hablt of the Amerlcan people the best jaw exerclser on the market' All these rate among the uses and purposes of that wonder ful llttle three fourths of an lnch by two and seven elghts lnches PICCC of maternal commonly known as chewlng gum As the companlon of the stenographer chewing gunl plays one of lts most lmportant roles llllaglne a stcnographer slttlng at her typewrlter typlng speedlly wlthout movlng her jaws ln England such a wonder mlght BXISI but not ln Amerlca' lndeed that doesn t remlnd us of the typlcal stenographer at all In Amerlca the stenographer pounds away at her typewrlter and each lllhe she tllumps on a key her jaws move ryhtllmlcally wlth her flngers She constantly chews gum and lf she were forced to go wlthout lt her work would probably suffer Therefore the stenographer ls allowed and probably encouraged to chew gum as often and as long and as loudly as she wlshes lLven babies are attracted by chewlng gum only they have one great weakness ln regard to the purpose of the product lnstead of thlnklng of lt as a substance whose purpose IS to produce a sweet flavor they become so enthuslastlc and so exclted by lt that they thlnk of It as somethlng to Hll up thelr llttle stomachs and therefore the tragedy occurs The baby gleefully swallows hls gum and laughs and wants more However once you have taught the baby to overcome thls weakness your worrles are over for the chlld wlll Slt and amuse hlmself for hours at a tlme gurgllng and C00lhg hls enjoyment of the gum Another advantage of teachlng the baby to chew gum IS the fact that lt wlll prevent hlm from practlslng that horrld hablt of sucklng hls thumb For lf the baby has a large amount of gum IH hlS mouth he wlll not be able to store hls thumb there too for the slmple reason that there wlll not be enough space A flve cent pack of Black Jack chewlng gum Wlll serve the purpose excellently as a substitute forbldden by thelr parents to even attempt to chew tobacco So hndlng that chewlng gunl Wlll do just as well they proudly strut down the street hands ln thelr pockets and chew thelr tobacco llke the great blg men that they are Chewlng gum however attractlve lt may be to stenographers and chlldren btlll seems to dlstress mothers and teachers unaccountably It dlstresses the mother because small children have a tendency to pull the chewlng gum out of thelr mouths every so often and usually the gum manages to get all over thelr faces and clothes Even at the cost of severe scoldlng and strenuous scrubblng they contlnue mechanlcally to pull thelr gum out of thelr mouths As for the teacher-one thlng that seems to arouse the anger of the teacher most qulckly IS Seelng one of her puplls chewlng gum Usually thus abomlnable act IS recognlzed by some novel punlshment and a reductlon of the pupll s conduct mark Nevertheless not at all dlscouraged the pupll contlnues to chew gum Just as often as he can get lt clesplte greatly reduced deportment and constant punlshment There IS at least one tlme when all people resort to chewlng gum much as they dlsapprove of lt It IS the tlme of great Jubllee lmmedlately after eatlng onlons There IS rarely a person llldlllglhg ,n the unlversal sport of eatlng onlons who lb not supplled wlth a stlck of the strongest klnd of gum manufactured whlch he chews secretly to prevent the feroclous odor of onlons that would otherwlse advertlse hlm Dogs too have taken to chewlng gunl but only for a sllort tlme A llttle dog lb seen blllfllllg along the pavement when suddenly hls nose comes lll contact wlth a wad of gunl He gazes at It lovlngly llcks hls chops and says to hlmself Ah what a treat The wad of gum disappears lnto hls mouth he starts chewlng and chewlng and chewlng and has a terrlble tlme because hls Page One Hundred Nmcly four for tobacco, especially for little boys who think they are grown up and who are nlost unjustly CVNIVS teeth and the gum are all tangled up To try to free hnmself from the gum he puts his paw up to his teeth and into his mouth and lo and behold when It emerges It too IS full of gum Thinking he can do better he trles the other paw wlth the same result 50 he continues to chew and struggle and when he has llnally swallowed the gum he slts down entirely exhausted and bewildered by the strenuous exercise m which he has just been precipitated Then and there he decides to avold anything and everything that even only sllghtly resembles chewing gum' To be qulte serious however chewing gum as advertised IS very helpful to health and beauty ID fact lt IS practically stated to be necessary to good health and excess beauty For Instance the slogan After every meal chew SQUIYIIICYS Arrowmmt Gum lt aids dlgestlon Then below the slogan a story IS told of how a gurl generally unpopular because of the dlsposltlon she had which was caused by her mdlgestlon chewed Squlrmeys Gum after every meal and soon was the most popular girl of her set Chewing gum also assists greatly ln whltenlng the teeth Your teeth are yellow and drab looking and you just hate to smile But after you chew a piece of Toothtyne gum your teeth xmmedxately become sparkling whlte and you need not be afrald to smlle any longer Also a hlnt to the glrls who wxsh to be beautlful and popular Chew Triple lVlmt Gum and keep your lips beautxful No glrl likes to have weak llps and a double chm To get rld of these all you have to do IS to chew Triple Nlmt Gum and you wlll soon notice that your llps are becoming as lovely as rosebuds and that your double chm IS vanishing Such a simple and cheap and convincing beauty treatment ought not to be passed up by any glrl All you have to do IS just chew the gum as long as you wish because The Flavor Lasts and It IS always dellghtfully refreshing After chewing bcreech Nut Quin for a short period of tune you have nature s own sweet breath Grace always had dates and kept her boy friends interested ln her and bhlrley just wasn t able to Interest her boy frlends at all That evening she asked Grace how she held the attention of her boy friends and Grace told her she always chewed Screech Nut Cum and advised her to do the same After Shirley carried out her advice she too had dates every night Such advice IS always particularly helpful to gurls especially m leap year Thus with all the values of chewing gum It IS easily seen that the chewing gum lndustry IS a most profitable business Wnth all the llttle children continually chewing gum and the men and women and boys and gurls using lt for various health and beauty methods and even the dogs taking a chance at chewing gum a rather large supply of gum IS needed and as the sales increase so do the profits If you wlsh to start up a business and you are rather hazy just as to what kind of a business to start you can be sure that chewing gum will be a sure wlnner A lively side Issue to keep your chewing gum business growing would be to either boost the onion business or to raise your own onions Thus would be sure to prove successful because chewing gum IS practically the only certaln cure for the odious odor of onions And a word to the wise IS sufficient but a word after eating onions IS fatal ARLLNL MUMBOWER Page One Hundred Nmcly five . . . . - . . . n - 1 .. . . - , . . . .. . . ,. . . . . . - . . .. .. . . . f - - CVITIVS your Granhnnntbrr anh jllflme There has always been a certain fasclnatlon about grandmothers a certain inexplicable charm that has held me whenever nt has been my lot to meet with one or more pleasurable stxll to talk with one The hrst grandmother l ever knew was of course my own My first nmpressnon of her was drawn at the tlme when she put me for my lmtlal slttlng upon the brand new hugh chair that my foster grandfather had fashloned wxth hrs own hands It was a great event Per haps my tmy back was not yet qulte strong enough to slt up so with nothing to support lt but H hardwood surface she mused The eye of this wary httle mother of slx chlldren never left me for a morrent How she had gloated over her lovellest of grandchlldren' as she called me Then she sang to me the words of some old German ditty of which for the llfe of me l can remember nothlng but the melody the words l have completely forgotten Spry actlve home loving a remnant of pioneer llfe ahve wlth stones that would have been so much the more thrlllmg had my years counted just one or two more l was only three then such was thus first httle grand mother that l have known and loved Since that tlme there have come mto my acquaintance dlvers other types of grandmothers and all lf only for what they represent all equally lovable There returns to me the :mage of one other such tmy face with whxte almost to marble hands bony but so tenderly so subservlently clasped upon the front of her old fashioned black sateen She was musmg and her old eyes looked unseemgly Into the electric log of her daughter s modern home Dnd she long for the old wxde fronted blazlng hearth she must have loved so long ago3 What translent lmages were passlng through her age fllled m1nd'9 But so lmmedlately l am confronted wlth another grandmother my great aunt !enghty hve lf she s a day yet llfe ns just a joy to her No she cannot ride the horses she sees so tantalxzmgly near so temptmgly dlsplayed by eager hearted young ladies Of course she cannot don her sunt though she avers It would ht me stlll wxcept for a httle wxdth about the waist per haps and take a perfect swan mto the dxmpled waters of the pools where she watches spry young neptunes and water nymphs at frohc no no' But she says l can watch them memories lt IS what keeps me ahve now that and my crochetlng How different from the httle grandmother who could only s1t with folded hands who sald nothlng but wanted for perhaps the C-nm lVlarksman3 From what has been sald one mlght conclude that grandmothers are all so calm so qulet so lovely so romantlc Nay lndeed' It has been my lot to know mtlmately one whose years could not stay her too actxve too xnxtlatlve fllled mmd She was ninety two years old yet durlng the very last year of her llfe one might see her daily porlng over the latest government news wxth a large magnlfylng glass and commenting so spxrltedly that lt was a joy to hear on everything that attracted her fertxle lnterest Her husband had been a major 1n the Cxvll War And every copy of the Fellowshzp Forum she would peruse wlth a never dymg loyalty Perhaps they ll mentlon his name A major ln the war He dnd so well a gallant man as cver any lived Why shouldn t they remember how he held his forces 1n those dreadful times and glvc a lme or two of hum? Some day perchance they wlll l shouldn t wonder' She never left her old morris chalr by the front bay wlndow the old age stiffened llmbs would not permit she could not see with keenness she could hear so poorly but bless her she could talk' PfOhlbltl0h Elections Not a penny would l give for Al Smith' ' she stated vlgor ously How well I remember And now she has gone with all the other grandmothers Neglect the Modern Grandmother we dare not yet somehow l rather wlsh l dared Does she remember fireplaces ln a large kitchen as bug as two parlors put togetheri Does she recall the wlld when women must be brave to llve days 'does she recall frantlc rushlngs ln Cones toga wagons over the great expanse of open Western plalns? Would she bother telling of gobhns and fumes ' to story hungry grandchlldren?-Of what else might she tell? At sxxty we wlll not Page Une Hundred Nmcly szx and it is so good to remember that once l was so,-just so happy. too. What a joy it is to have CVMV5 nearly have her a grandmother fYet my dear llttle grandmother was just QIXIW three wears old when she died Q Nlodernlty hae caught her up m tts gigantic wlng and 19 whlrllng her about ln its dxzzy helghts How wlll she eventually emerge from this foamlng maelstrom this whlzzlng rapldltyl Perhaps lt will bring her forth a hner more broadmmded decidedly more lntellectual grandmother a grandmother who can be our unlverslty of stock knowledges teemlng with brllllancy perhaps the lxttle grandchildren will love her perhaps they too will have changed with her but on the whole ls It worth ttf at the DYICCJ The sacrlhce of so glorious an efhgy of romance noddlng there by your flresldei If It were ln your power to preserve her would you do lt-' Or do you too perhaps laugh at me sentlmentallty of the wrlter Rosh' and even welcome her your modern edged grandmother keeping up with the tlmes But story' who can tell? Per chance she will slgn over some chanced upon account ln u faded mother breathing out the wildest tales of lndlan lore from an enthusxaatlc old heart into the rapt NUUIN of three e igel' flieq rel! hdlrefl dnfi fret klefl Ind Sfflllllge DUSEAJ lIlIlXN Alum: Walnzlkl Uibe Rav All heads held hugh l le xrts pulse fxst A soft low hum A murmurlng All dressed alike ln caps and gowns All think alllce l xclted glad All llushed and gay lhey wend thelr wax And down the aisle They pase and then l aah takes his plate All Qllent now A little awe C mnnwnunwnl Uuq Mural: I 1 1 wn fum' Um' Humlrmf Nzmlu vuvrl . ' 4 . L v S - u 1 V 1 volume, of Grandmother Brown and her glorious memories, or scme less-well-known grand- l ' k 1 4 .1 1' ' -ll' s h ' , . I a . . , . at A ' . . ' , i .' . . l f , Xl 1 .' I-lc CVMV5 My Garnett I declded to plant a garden Of course I knew how to plant a garden Hadn t I spent all my chlldhood summers on a farm3 So I started out gayly for the seed store The flve and ten sold seeds but I wanted seeds good seeds In the store wmdows were neat llttle packages each with a lovely colorful pxcture of the frult flower or vegetable supposed to sprung from these seeds I contemplated the seeds for qulte a while movmg slowly around the wmdow untll I was up agamst the door I was watching a bright yellow canary and an equally brlght but green parrot m a corner of the show wmdow Really I thought my garden should have a bird ln xt I grew quite mterested ln the two birds trymg to declde whether the yellow canary would look nlce wlth orange carrots and golden marlgolds or whether the green parrot would contrast too much wrth my red tomatoes Suddenly ln the mxdst of my wondermgs I suffered a vlclous Jolt I turned angrily to face a huge person wnth his arms full of rose bushes trymg to get through the door and past me I glared at hum he looked mlserably at me He groaned falntly begged my pardon and pushed harder HIS rose bushes knocked my new sprxng hat awry his huge feet used mme as stepping stones I glared some more muttered under my breath and gave hlm a shove whlch sent hlm through the door out mto the street mto some other unfortunate person I used the wmdow for a mirror to stranghten my hat and otherwise Improve my disorderly appearance My feet hurt mlserably but I managed to rest them by standing first on one and then on the other I decided that I wouldn t have a blrd ln my garden for I suddenly realized that I couldn t let the poor blrd fly around ln lt and I couldn t hang the cage outslde I glared at the seed packages untll finally their brught colors and the slngmg of the canary calmed me down As my splrlts revlved I ventured mto the store where my spxrlts lmmedlately fell agaxn The place was stuffy and smelly and nolsy It smelled of the fnsh and frsh food birds and blrd food chickens dogs cats rabblts whlte mlce mlmature trees plants and seeds The dogs were barking the cats mewlng the chickens clucklng and crowlng and the blrds smgmg One tlny brown dog whose pedigree was evidently mlssmg wagged hrs stubby tail and pleaded wlth hrs bug brown eyes I have always had a gentle streak ln me that comes to the top at slght of some unfortunate person or animal especially dogs Thus llttle fellow seemed so genumely happy to see me that I began to talk baby talk to hum and to pet hlm and play with hlm The more affectlon I showed the faster his tall went and the brighter has eyes grew I began to feel qulte happy myself and entirely forgot my surroundings under the spell of this wee mlte just as I was trymg to teach my new friend to shake hands I was Interrupted by a harsh vonce which Informed me that these dogs were not to be played wlth I rose and found myself con fronted by a tall dark man frownmg feroclously He pushed the dog mto his kennel with hrs foot without really hurting hlm but the dog whlmpered at the unklndness of lt I suddenly heard myself telling ham that I had come to buy that dog I-Ie looked at me a llttle queerly I lmaglne wondering what an obviously clty bred woman would do with a llttle mongrel she had only just seen I want to buy hxm I repeated resentfully I want to get some seeds too I added remembering what I had really come there for Behind the counter were shelves and shelves of seeds ln bug glass Jars They looked rather bewlldermg to me so I judged all my purchases by the gaudy colorful pxctures on the seed packets Only one thing bothered me I wanted roses but I dldn t know anythmg about roses and I couldn t ask the bug man for he was so surly and so dxsgusted wlth me and my future garden I resngned myself to the mevltable gave him my address and asked to have everything delivered the same day He dldn t know whether I d get xt or not I walked to the door and looked out He followed me with his eyes and as I strolled back to the counter he saxd cheerfully It s gomg to ram tonight anyhow lady and you can t plant ln the ram I was as excited as a chlld when all my packages and my llttle dog arrived that evenmg I played wxth my lxttle dog and fed hlm scraps from my plate and later he and I strolled out mto Page One Hundred Nmely erghl . , , 1 - I - v - y - H U .4 - - - H - . , , . . I - - . - I 1 ' u - , I , . , . . . , I . . . 1 . . - ' v ' - 1 , I I , v - v - ' - . - - , . . . f . , . . - - - U - H .I ,- . . , . ., . , . , . . . . , . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . ,, , . . . . . . .f . . , CVNIVS the garden to plan where everything would be Nasturtlums along the house sweet peas along the fence rose bushes lh thls corner vegetables ln that corner pansles bachelor s buttons lllles of the valley and vlolets along the walk and beautiful bright green grass covermg the rest of the llttle plot Tomorrow would be a wonderful day a wonderful day Finally l went back lnto the house and nn the course of the evening l discovered that my little dog was not house broken l wanted to paddle hum severely but hls little brown eyes looked so mnocent and hrs lntle tall wagged so jerklly that I played wlth hum Instead and fnxed a soft bed nn the kntchen for hum l arranged my seeds neatly on a little table and placed a rather rusty spade and rake beside them ln my bedroom l dug out some garden pajamas and a bug straw hat Everything was ready for tomorrow mornlng when 1 would get up bright and early to work ln my garden However Saturday morning mstead of rlsmg joyfully l grumbled and mumbled and went to sleep agam The seeds the garden pajamas the bug straw hat the spade the rake remained motionless whlle In the kitchen a llttle brown dog whlmpered and crled and outside the ram fell unceasnngly mto a bare barren little back yard LUCCILLF EOSTDORFF Thoughts ann Gears Qprxl 1932 Dances football basketball and all the every day happenings of our hugh school days wlll soon belong ln the remote region of the past leaving us wlth only memories Three short months with teachers to help us and pound and ram and cram knowledge mto our heads and then what5 Semors I m scared' Let s stop right now and go back mto that dim Land of MCIUOTICS Three years ago fan lt be posslble we were Sophs' Fverythlng was so ternfymgly bug and strange we ran from teachers and Seniors and we always got lost We carrled piles of books we bought big trays ln cafeteria and holy horrors we wouldn t think of sklpplng school' Poor llttle Sophs though we may gaze at you with scornful alr and treat you luke scum of the earth helleve me way down In our hard hearts we feel sorry for you and today we even envy you' And then we were juniors joking juniors as jolly as tradltlon paints That year we worked lf we could we would trade places with you Then lf came we were Seniors' For half a year we made It known to the world with our statellness and our dlgnlty Now three more months and there will be other and perhaps stateller Seniors to replace us We won t belong here rlassmates we ll have to find our places ln a big strange World' We won t feel the same splrlt at baskettall and football games we ll feel old and unwanted at dances Well never slt around our special talrle ln caf with the gang and tell jokes and stories some other gang will be there Instead We ll never spend another study hall doing our Vlrgxl we won t need that ln the World We ll never hear Fnleen Carol and Sus ravmg about their dates or Betty talking about Bob s alrplane or see Nlltzl and Harry roaming through the halls or Sylvia and EVIP chewing gum and even l will never be caught sklppmg school or library agam' Seniors we have stopped wlshxng It was over we want to go back and do lt over agam Graduation Nlght caps and gowns tears ln our eyes a lump ln our throat as we smg that last Alma Mater lt s coming too fast and Senlors arent you searedl Seniors are you scaredl Don t you hate to thlnk of leaving here of leaving these good old hugh school days 'xnd dances and football and basketball for ever and ever-' MARY Bnoxxw Page One Hundred Nmfly nme v 1 hard, played hard--envying Seniors and despising Sophs. Even you, Jolly Juniors, we envy: CVMVS C2911 Being the Qflhsst Qllbulh Speaking from experlence I admlt I certamly got a bad break by bemg the eldest of the seven young Browns It wasn t so bad ln the beglnnlng the first baby usually IS spoiled and l cer talnly ruled my klngdom I remember the by gone day when Dad stopped the clock from tlck mg because I was asleep' But as the years rolled on Kathleen james r Hugh Grace Anne and Sue appeared and I was lost ln the background always rememberlng the motto You must set an example The herntage of the eldest child that phrase makes me so envlous of the youngest or of an only child In my oplnlon I am the backbone of the whole family I must set an example to the others m manners dress studies and habits so they wlll want to be lxke Mary when they are big' I must be responsible for all my brothers and sisters know where they are who they re wlth and what they re doing and why at any hour of the day or night Several years ago Grace was run over by a truck and had both legs broken Of course lt was my fault why dxd I permit her to play ln the Falrgrounds3 If Baby Sue falls out of her hugh chair lt s my fault too because I dldn t watch her' If ,llmmy or Barney tear thelr new sults whlle playing football on Sunday naturally I m the good Samaritan who will mend them so mother won t hnd out' And then lf Kathleen and I get home from a dance an hour late I m the one who presents the excuses and incidentally the martyr who takes the pumshments' Finally lf mother and dad want to go out I am automatically elected to put the children to bed This requlres an unllmlted amount of patience and bribe money First lt takes about five cents a piece to coax the five of them to go upstairs another five to get undressed and a final five to say thelr prayers By this time all patlence and money having been exhausted the blessed things condescend to fall asleep And so lt goes and although I usually assume a bored look and declare I detest being the eldest surh a bother dont you know' I really like lf and I wouldnt sell my heritage for the world MARY BROWN Page Ywo lfundred W" - v . ,I -, v - - - -- , v . , . . . . , ,, . m. 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W. , , V . , V 7 . . h 1 CVNIVS 0911 Being buperstrtrous I am superstrtrous' You may laugh at me and ask me why3 I defend my prrde by answerrng rt amuses me or rt requrres knowledge to be aware of all the superstrtrons that I know of But my marn excuse rs that I m lrrsh and all sons and daughters of the Emerald Isle have lherr own superstrtrons to remember and never farl to be proud of So you may have your tame belrefs and I ll tell you of my old superstrtrons that my ancestors brought from Ireland Over there far rn lreland the most hospitable country rn Europe the doors are never locked any stranger rs heartrly welcomed You see the good farrres often appear rn the form of queer lrttle men meerlags and they travel through the country srde If they are welcomed and fed-good luck wrll certarnly come to that family But prty the poor people who turn the lrttle men away' Therr baby wrII be srckly the crops bad the money scarce all because they were unkrnd to a good farry They say these meerlags often help farmers carry rn the gram then they srlently sat by the fire whrle a bowl of mush or oatmeal was prepared for them Frnally they would drsappear as they had come always srlent Long ago before my great grandmother dred a peculrar lookrng man dressed rn black walked besrde my grandfather No one saw thrs man but my grandfather and the two walked on nerther one speakrng for rt was the srgn of Death' Late that nrght the banshee cry was heard the wall of a woman wrth Howrng harr who walks about the house three trmes and before dawn my great grandmother was dead' And do you belreve rn farrres3 Surely you drd when you were young but do you now3 I do and thrs rs why an uncle of mrne who had been vrsrtrng rn Ireland was preparrng to come back to Amerrca He had promrsed to brrng back some black thorn canes and was searchrng around the country for black thorn trees He knew they grew rn Mulhollen s Glen but he also knew that farrres guarded them for every trme he passed there he heard the farrres whrstlrng shrrlly Frnally rn desperatron and agamst the wrshes of hrs mother the fearless uncle cut about two dozen branches of the farrres black thorn trees He carrred them home and hrd them overnrght But next mornmg not one of them could be found' Of course hrs mother says the farrres had taken them for on the road to the Glen he found hrs strcks bent rnto a complete crrcle' Fven as he prcked up a rurned branch he heard a shrrll whrstle and a mockmg laugh but he saw no one' And that s why I belreve rn farrres' And now you tame unrmagrnatrve Amerrcans belreve what you may superstrtrons makes our world more rnterestrng to me and srlly or not and because I m Irrsh I wouldn t part wrth them for the world' MARY BRowN The Mucuhereh wagon They may rattle they may shake they may be cheap but they re Amerrcan Paul Revere drdn t make hrs mrdnrte rrde rn a Ford Hannrbal drdn t cross the Alps rn a Ford Adam and Fve drd not rattle out of Eden rn a Ford and rt was not even rn a Ford that Cleopatra and Mark Antony met and talked But rt rs the Ford that grves the mrddle class modern Amerrcan a chance to broaden hrmself by gorng places and seerng thrngs to know and therefore to love hrs country It rs the Ford Qand rn sayrng Ford I refer to all the cheaper or second hand Amerrcan cars that rs unrtrng our great forty erght states rnto a frrendly apprecratrve acknowledgment of each other f rom New York to Nevada from Pennsylvanra to Calrfornra the coast to coast trarl of gasolrne gypsres rs ever broadenrng From Marne to Florrda from Nlrchrgan to Texas threads the trarl of the uncovered wagon In our Fords our Chevrolets our Whrppets we Amerrcans are agarn proneers not thrs trme rnto a new country but hrndrng the states rn the closest of bonds frrendshrp and wrth a gasolrne trarl BHQNADINF MELLNER Page Two Hundred Om' 1 1 1 1 . 1 , ' l 1 1 - 1 1 1 " - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 - N' 1 1 I - 1 - 1 " 1 1 . 1 . D ' , . 1 1 1 - . , . 7 1 - 1 , , . .. . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 . . . . . . . 1 . .. , , . - - - 11 11 - , ' 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 - -1 1 - CVIYIVS Jflsbmg A halry thlck set man clothed ln nothlng but a C strlng squats on the bank of a stream hls blood shot eyes fastened lntensely on the rapldly movlng waters A sllvery gleam flashes ln the raplds near hls hand A qulck movement a grunt of satlsfactlon and the prlmeval man has captured a large Flsh wlth hls hands Wlth a sharp stone he cleans the fish as best he can and now beglns to gorge the llsh rapldly ThlS prlmeval man ls HSl'llD2 out of necesslty Tlme marches on A man clothed ln an anlmal skln stands ln the water spear ln hand Suddenly the spear hand flashes up The spear speeds down wlth llghtnlng rapldlty When the man ralses lt agaln a fish lS Happlng on the barb Farther down stream lS polsed a man wlth drawn bow The arrow to whose feathered end a cord IS fastened IS released lt speeds to ltS mark a long gray shape just under the surface of the water The man drops hls bow and SCIZCS the cord wlth both hands Shoutlng Wlth CXCIIC ment he draws a glant plckerel to the shore Agaln man IS flshlng out of necesslty but he also IS experlenclng thrlll after thrlll The sportsmanshlp ln man IS slowly comlng to the surface The lnevltable march of tlme contlnues Two Creeks at the tlme Greece was at the helght of her glory are flshlng They have small PICCCS of cloth tled on a sharpened PICCC of bent lron for balt The one fishlng has bet the other he Wlll catch a flsh The other takes hlm up The fisherman now beglns to fish ln all earnestness And thus IS born that sport of sports followed by more great men than any other sport flshlng for the fun of lt The close relatlonshlp of Hslllhg and health cannot be dlsregarded When a man or woman for that matter IS run down physlcally and under a nervous tenslon doctors order a rest and most often adVlSe a trlp lnto the mountalns There IS no better way of passlng the tlme profltably than by flshlng ln the mountaln streams and lakes The late Knute Rockne one of the most famous of football coaches of late years says of flshlng To a man engaged ln sedentary hlgh pressure work lnvolvlng much nervous energy but wlth llttle physlcal outlet there IS no flner sport and recreatlon than flshlng One becomes wrapped up ln the qulet and nerve restlng sport of extractlng the flsh from hls natlve waters whlch sends hlm back home full of renewed vlgor and energy There IS one class of men to whlch most lf not all fishermen belong that of the lnaclvertent llar There IS not one Flsherman that I know who cannot tell some story whlch 19 often not only tall but llterally approaches the SIZC of the Emplre State Bulldlng Ask some ardent Waltonlan about some DICE slze trout he has caught It may have been slxteen lnches long at the tlme he Caught lt but the thlrd tlme he tells of lt It IS elghteen lnches long the follrth tlme It 19 nlneteen lnches long and It contlnues to grow every tlme he tells of It untll lt approaches record QIZC Thls IS due to the fact that the fisherman has never caught a really large 69h George Parker Holden expresses the feellngs of qulte a few flshermen when he says Lord safer me lo Cdffh a fish So large lhal even I When speakmg of ll aflerward Need never tr-I1 a llc l have told some tall ones myself at varlous tlmes l had been flshlng for bass wlth flles suddenly l saw a huge large mouth bass a few yards above me and swlmmlng towards me slowly l called my father s attentlon to lf and then slowly backed down the shore llne from the great flsh About fifty yards down l began to fish Wlfh a yellow flv l had been flshlng about flfteen Page Two Hundred Two I 1 f ' ' f ' f - , . . , . l - . - 1 - l , l . l l - l 1 . - , l . , . 4- . . . . - f ' v . - , . . v v - - f l - , . . . . . .. . . . . ., .t v A l l CVNIVS mlnutes when I felt a strlke and set the hook I felt that the hah on the end of the llne was of a DICE SIZE Suddenly he came to the surface It was a bass about eleven Inches long I began to play horsIe pull hIm In wIth a steady pull on the fish Unexpectedly the bass made a sudden forward lunge causIng a slack lIne ThIs enabled the bass to spIt the hook wave a merry good by wIth hIs taIl and dIsappear My father had seen me start the argument wIth the fish and took lt for granted that lt was the blg bass that got away from me I worked on thls Impresslon untll I had a story of a magmficent battle drawn up When I had finlshed the bass was twenty sux Inches long welghed hve and a half or 91X pounds and could pull llke a plow horse But to be serlous fly hshmg has been adjudged the sportIest of the three It has the greatest followlng In artIfIcIal lure fishlng As lt has been shown fly fIshIng dates way back Into the days of the BDCICHIS I prefer fly fishIng to eIther of the other two I can well remember the thrlll I received when I caught my first trout on flxes I was so excIted I fell In before l could net hIm so I llfted hIm out wIth my hands Imaglne my surprise and ecstacy when hve mlnutes later I caught another on a fly I felt so overjoyed I qunt fishmg and went home so that I could show all the nelghbors before the fish shrank In slze Pluggmg fishing wIth wooden lure and trollIng fishmg wIth metal or pearl lures IS a com paratlvely new sport ln plugglng a wooden mInnow shaped lure that moves wIth a wlggllng fluttermg motIon IS used Its use IS the ImItatIon of mmnows or bugs The trollmg lures are all Imltatlons of mlnnows lh movement Llve balt fxshlng has an enormous followlng Boys from SIX to nlnety SIX and over are In the ranks of llve balt fishermen The young boys use angle worms Those from slxteen to nlnety slx use dobsons or helgramItes crayhsh angle worms grubs mmnows frogs eels and natural Insects Dr George Parker Holden tells a story that brlngs out the vagrancles of salmon He and a friend had been fishlng a famous Canadian salmon stream for a week and had caught but one fish One day they had fished a llkely hole for several hours wIth a salmon fly that had a sllver body brown hackle and multl colored wmgs wIth no success They had just quIt hshlng when a young fellow began to fish the same hole Suddenly he had a strike He set the hook and the battle began After fightlng the salmon for twenty mlnutes In whlch the young fellow showed hIs abIlIty In sprmtlng and hurdllng he brought the salmon to gaff loosened the hook and began to fish the water Immedlately In fishlng the most unholy most unorthodox thlng to do I5 to begln to fish the same hole from whlch a fish has been extracted Immedlately after landing the hsh This IS especlally true of trout and salmon fishxng but on hIs second cast the youth hooked lht0 another After a repetltlon of hIs first scene In this act the young fellow brought his second salmon to gaff The first salmon had weIghed eighteen pounds He had used a fly the same as ours In every respect except that Instead of brown hackle lt had foxy red hackle I remember an Incldent parallel to that but lIve balt was used and we were fishing for bass By we I mean a fellow from city whom we knew only as Im my cousm Woody and the wrlter I can say a fellow from the cIty because although I lIve In the clty In the wmter I spend at least thlrty or forty five days In the country every summer and we always spoke of those who llved In the clty a year round as clty fellows fellers as my cousln called them We were all fishlng wIth dobsons at least so Woocly and I thought Suddenly Im had a strllce He set the hook and played In hIs fish It was a sIxteen Inch bass That set Woody and me on edge A good whlle later we asked Im what he had caught the bass on He sald frog So we spent a merry ten mlnutes catchlng a frog aplece Soon after we had balted wIth frogs Im hooked and landed another bass We were all agog Then Im asked You fellas still fishln wIth frogs! We answered In the afhrmatlve Well he said I caught that one on adobson they weren t feedlng on frogs any more My COUQIH sat down and used a long lIst of unholy words I used a few and jlm laughed untllthere were tears In hIs eyes I and my cousIn gave up and went home Page Two Hundred Three . .uv . L. . ,,, Ahvv -Jlpa A ,il 5. L I l CVNIVS The biggest fish I ever caught was a twenty three inch carp and I landed it on a Hy rod and without a net lVIany followers of Walton say that a carp is no scrapper Well those fellows should catch a large carp on their favorite light trout rods Coming back to the story I was fishing for sunfish in this hole I put on a worm a big night crawler and cast out the bait It struck and the fish struck the worm in almost the same instant I started to haul in line but succeeded in taking up only the slack line Finally the carp began to come toward me slowly When I saw him for the first time my heart dropped into my toes I don t doubt but that my hair stood on end and my eyes almost popped out of my head My cousin said later that the expression on my face was absolutely comical lt took me hfteen mmutes to lead that carp lnto shallow water where I could grab him under the gill covers and lift him out It took this long partly because I was afraid that the rod would snap When I got home to my Aunt s place all the fellows set me up as a kind of hero What a grand and glorious feeling to be king for a day But some people can t understand why a man attempts day after day week after week to be kung for a day by catchmg a big fish all to no avail Many of these people even regard a dyed in the wool fisherman as slightly unbalanced When a fisherman in boots and with his favorite rod goes down the street people shake their heads slowly or whisper to one another There goes another nut or Too bad he is such a nice fellow What can the poor fisherman do but take this persecution in SIICDCC3 Next time you see a fisherman don t criticize him too hard But remember he has the edge on you for he gets into contact with true nature the fresh air and the peace and quiet of the country atmosphere Henry Van Dyke so beautifully puts into verse the thoughts of all true sportsmen the desires and hopes of all who love the out of doors Tis not a proud deszre of mme I as for nolhmg superfne No heavy weigh! no salmon great fo brea the record on my line Only an idle stream Whose amber walers so lly gleam Where I may wade lhrough woodland shade And cast a fly and loa and dream Only a lrou! or Iwo lo darl From oamlng pools and lry my arl No more l m wishing oldfasluonrwl flshzng Buljusl a day on Nalure s hear! 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A . . - ' tl CVNIVS Bnung Shatner or the Jfnsher who Ulfltloulhnt Jfnsh lf there had been some apparent reason for hrs whlstlxng or had he not been such a what does It matter as they called hlm there wouldnt ever have been anything sand about his whlstllng as lt was well all the neighborhood seemed to be of the oplmon that whlstllng should only go with actlvlty that they sald was the slgn of a good worlcer How this lazl could snt for hours loolung at nothmg so they sald and whistling around everything was beyond them Even the birds refused to frequent thelr old vrllage haunts SIHCC Young Shlmer d grown brg enough to whistle at least so they sald Now whistling cannot exactly be called a pastlme especially not when all one s tlme IS pastlme who would wlsh to spend all his lelsure wh1stl1ng3 on the other hand whlstllng mxght be called a release of stored up energies a letting off of steam as xt ns put then perhaps as some sage SCleht1StS have been wont to believe whlstlmg may be counted a depravlty of one s normal pauses Be all thls as rt may when we delve into the hfe of our Young Shlmer we cannot End the tmlest room for the applrcatlon of eltlmer of the above sentlments qulte peculnarly the trouble IS we just can t find anythlng at all to say dlstmctnvely about hmm only that he was red halted that hrs face was splotched Wlfl'l mnldew colored freckles that hrs two front teeth were very noticeably square and well set apart these together with the fact that he whistled IS all -only one other thing Young Shlmer was fond of flsh no not frled or baked or broxled nor even pickled l mean llve jumpy hard to be caught fish that IS he was fond of fish and fishmg He was really very partlcular about the type of bait he used or the style of llne ln fact he was always qulte careful to have a well smoothed rod lme tied tlght just before the tip of It and to have the fattest roundest most lusclous loolung balt the village soll would yleld to hlm Rumor has lt that he has been known to spend a whole morning dlggmg and sorting balt preparatory to an afternoon of hshlng A cool wlnd ln a rocky alcove beneath trees that over and above were a gleaming green ln thc hot sun of early afternoon butterflies whispering Into the ears of Wlde awake gosslp hungrv flowers birds twltterlng here where alone they mlght have a place to breathe to rest or try out the notes for their new evenmg song fish floating just beneath the water surface lazrlv drlftlng Into the calm qulet to be dazzled by a dangling so pretentious loolnng so tantalizing a dellcacy and they too sluggxsh to snap at lt the well selected bant of Young Shlmer Heavens' dad you ever' here comes that llttle tyke a whlstlln again Goodness only knows where he s been at Reclcon he ll be makin fer home tell his ma he cl been cuttm the wood fer Widow Kyle no doubt lym 3' Well aone can t be wonderln at what a lad always a whlstlm like he IS wlll do The sh woufdn I bllc So I give cm lhc ball An I II dug me some new lomorru Bu! they am! no doubl while I m srllm lhul The wrzgglcrs ll shoul As lhey allus do Hfe am! so dumb So you nccdn l wall' An I ll dig me some new lomarru The old gossip shook her head Efn lt aln t one lt s another thing lhal lunc' well whlstlers ' ' ' and here she shook her head some more ralsed her hands m exasperatlon and Young Shlmer slowly rounded the bencl ln the road -once more a whxstlm LILLIAN WALBERT Page Two Hundred Fwc .fu 1 9 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1" 1 1 ' . 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CVIYIVS Ctilgbtp fthe Qllanhlzs Mrs Terrence Parsons would soon be eighty hve years old She looked a httle wlstful and laughed ln her thin lngh VOICC when young Terry her grandson tenderly put her soft httle lavender scented shawl about her and whispered l have a hunch that what you want for your blrthday lb a snappy red airplane You don t know how every near right you are when you say that shc surprlsxngly rephed Oh' lt s that speed boat I suppose or do you want a new saxophone-' She loved his teasing lt somehow put her into his own youthful plane lt was refreshing after the rather hushed and reverend awe with whlch other young people greeted her Now all kidding aslde Gran what IS lt you really want3 Tell me the thmg you would llke to have more than anything ln the world Gran leaned her head against the old fashioned crlsp lacc tldy on her Llldlf' back she lnslsted upon them and no one had the heart to oppose her whun and closed her tired old eyes She remained motionless for several moments and then just the faintest suggestlon of a smlle hovered about her mouth fhe Parsons were not unused to Gran s seeming suddenly unaware of anything about her and starlng off ln space Into that hazy world of years so far gone by that evcn the remotest corners of their memories could not reach Therefore Terry took the shght movement of her hand as his tacit dlsmlssal Undaunted he whlstled away to ask hls slster Shella s suggestion as to a bnrthday glft for Gran fell over the httle group and the beats of the grandfather s clock on the stairs seemed like the beats on an lndlan drum For Gran was always so gravely retlcent and seldom opened a con versatlon and never took part m one whlch ln the least concerned her own comfort or needs Her complete dependence upon her children and others of thelr generatxon and the asslduous care and apartness with whlch everyone spoke and acted before her naturally mtlmldated her and prevented any freedom of mtlmacy The Parsons waited breathlessly expectant The summer breeze stirred the curtains at her back and Gran gave a httle laugh just ever so falntly tinged with longing This afternoon Terry asked me whether It was an airplane that l wanted He was almost rlght l want an auto No l don t want to own one or to drive one l just want lt to take me to a certain place For the same reason perhaps that the crlmlnal always returns to the scene of hls crime l want to go back to httle old Carryvllle m Ohio l want to see my httle old home and then have my eighty hfth blrthday cake beside the httle stream where your grandfather proposed to me l want all of you with me I couldn t eat a whole birthday cake you know Young hlerry wanted so much to laugh with her but a sudden catchy feehng ln his throat when he looked into her brave old face gallantly trying to be gay prevented hlm lhere was an uncomfortable silence then suddenly lVlrs Parson s spoon clattcrcd into her fruit dlsh and her voice was rather hngh pitched and shaken Nlother of course It s a very bCdUtl ful ldea but oh don t you see3 We ll cast all but s aside sand Mr Parson rather more seriously than he mtended Sheila laughed excltedly, l ll make the cake You wlll let me won t you Mother? Gran l do bake as well and much better than you dad at my age don t l3 Page. fwo Hundrcd Szx 9 I - I ' I ' , . . . . ' . , " . . . , . v 1 1 , 1 D 1 "l 1 1 , . .' - -.. ' ...X . . ' .. '77, ' U. 1 '- - I Q . 1 1 - ' At dinner when Gran ventured, "You have all asked me what l want most," a distinct hush Q ' ' 1 t D 1 1 1 . . , 1 W . I I 1 - v. - A A I 1 . , ,. I I J ' CVMV5 Gosh Id hate to have eaten any of those cakes lf that s true' this from her brother of course Yours are hard enough on a fellow Mrs Parsons was hard to persuade but the children s eagerness and Mr Parson s rather worr1e.l anxiety made her reluctantlv admlt bran s fltncss for such a journey The Parsons car was declared m perfect condition and thev all planned to set out for Carryvllle on the mornlng hcfore Gran s eighty hfth blrthday Wltlm the dawn bran was up tremblmg Wllll eagerness At breakfast her frail old hand as delle ntely pale and transparent as the cup If held shook pltlfully and the cup fell and shattered wlth a mllllon tmkles which broke the so 0bVl0US nervous tension that hovered over the famlly bhella tlttered ncrvouslv and Mrs Parsons cast a worried glance at her husband who calmlv assured Gran there are a thousand more III the five and ten Young ferry sald nothlng and dnd not smlle but placed hrs strong brown yo ng hand over her lnttle withered one and lt was to her as lf a glow of his warm allveness passed into her and made her laugh vouth llke at her own weakness All the long way Gran was abnormally talkative and forcedlv gav The Parsons thrilled wlth the loy of seelng her so happy lhe plcnlc besl e the llttle stream was the height of hllarlty for the younger l arsons and Mr and Mrs Parsons contrlbuted more than a llttle to the fun bran looked on blissfully quiet but strangely one wlth them ln their jokes not aloof ln her own thoughts as she usually was Uftener and more often her gaze alight wnth happiness traveled to lerry s eager face bhe followed his every motlon as lf proud of each lnft of hls young head and proud of each laughing sound from hrs young throat Dusk came and they sllently watched hcr light each candle verv very slowly but her old hand was steady lVlrs Parscns made a motion as lf to help her but seelng the complete absorp tlon with which bran was steadily lighting each tlny flame she drew away I lghty hve points of flame glowed brlghtly staunehly for a few minutes ln the growing dark ness Above their light Gran could see but one shmlng face smlllng across to her as that other ace so like lt had shone on that day ln the sprung of her youth She felt hrs hand now over hers carrylng Its warmth again lnto hers She gave a lreath of a glad sigh Her happy eyes were seelng back through the years into that past that had so strangely come again when beside this same stream thus same young face had smiled xnto her heart One by one the blrthday flames flxckered out With the last little burst of light from the last llttle candle bran s face wlth a sudden fllckcr of vouth upon lt turned to Terry and the flame of her own life glowed smlllng one hrlght last Instant before It too fllckered out ln a mlst of happiness Br RNADIM Mr Ll NF R Page Tau Hundred .Seven ,. . . . ,. . ,., ,' ,.' '. ., ,.., A , . ' . .. .F . '.. '.i . . . ,. ,. ' I .. G, . f .4 . .'. ,I Q N g r X H . . . - CVNIUS ilmruln lhe voue of a thousand tongues were Lrvlng lhe heart of a thousand wanting deeds Crrlef and pam And xhove all love l or the lowest the l'lll'CSl lhe poorest most 1 rude ln hum tn lilllll 4 or dropped a st xr I ut moonhght there And wxshed a Vl'1l0Il 0 er has eyes lhen sent htm rugged unsrnoot hed lo tr :vel a long, unlovelv road lhat tll hrs heart might feel And all his mind might know lhe every phase the every shade of meaning In those things He set to do And as sudden as Birth had ushered htm go sudden Death was wont to take hum hack And a natton of lovers mourned htm And the volce of a thousand tongues are crying And the heart of a thousand deeds stand hxed And the love and the grief and the pam are there Nor ever can come thexr dung' I1LLmN Alu :NL WAt m RT Page Inu lfumfrcrf f tgirl i , L. , ts I K 1 l ' 5 z , , , k . , . CVIYIV5 Qiunslhsr the 'illlv C,0llblLlLl' thou the lllx fur md Wllltf. lhat tol s not nelther spms one SlllCC'Il tlne Hut only hfts 1ts glory crowned head lo Slllllc xnto the sunshme s rl l1Llll'tL1 hgh! Yet Solomon Ht 1 hls gorx lH'lL,lll was not arr xyed like one of these t1s san lodav lt l1ves tomorrow 1t IS dead lts beauty gone 1n one short llcetlnx, Illglll If C od so 1 lothe the grasses of the held Whlell llVC hut for a slngle day and then Are east IIIIO the oven to he hurned Wlll He not he xour helper and your shlelc Oh we of httle fnthf And heed xou when Your hearts to h1n1 lh sorrow vou have tur ll rl 1 AN-xx S1 ll Zlyumxhtv Down 111 the woods 111 a beeludud p ace Beneath the shadow of a11 old oak tree l found a tlny pmk anemone l looked llttll 1ts SIIIIIIIILI flower late And wondered at 1ts beauty and 1ts gram All marveled too that sueh 1 flow r Loul he 50 humlxlc and unnoheed yct so free l rom all that would d1sf11.,urf. or d1s1.,rau X111 a l stom 1111 gaLcc l unr ustuoc l IC esson tl1 at the flow r wns nu. mt to team 1 w hoc 1111 glxnnec t t even 1fL shnu lllllllli 1111 vos Il 111 the wc 111 how lt w ns lhs WI to glvc to can 1 ll1e beautx of thc vnld dIlCIll0llC Axwx Sl If Page 1110 Hundred Arne r- . all I - ' if - ' .Mr ' 4 111 1- 1 Q f l " ' ' 1 ' , ' l, ' ' . , .' 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Anl lns lane went nleeper l llc terr u e grew steepu llue lmy-. nn longer then wdlmlm 1 xr ns n Ancl lns lmmk arookccl lntlncu ll1c edrllm lurnccl l1 xrclcr llxs eye'-. no longer 1 lc u An f lrl nn fell s great l 4 rel lmnrls 1 l ml rr llme Rosnrx' Be lrlest lm lull st 1 l l nn rl gone west 05lt is N 4 -.1 nl an Ulrl va c ml s me ldfl lun d Ill XV un l loolcerl nl xc Illldllll clfsn, rf kncw mx l'IlL xr wean Unlx 'wlmrlow 7 wln 'Xlusl ln we lea n liclme Pun luu lllmdml lcn IAN Vlfxl X xl y ' v . .lunllxrlllulwcullunnllL'1l.u1lll'll, l l :Rl I con pzmul: fncl , A' z 2+ : 5lx 1 l lm: lns vmn lm lnlm, flllhl' Q sc Kli , EC ' 'icy nv r , lu V' ' ,unrl Ice l g 'alllmgz 'lun see. fl N .ll , k ' , l'x , ' J ' .J V l IIIS llnr. T1 ' lj 5 , l.ll,L .- .nl Nl ll klUlll Ille lfr . I l flu: s- ' 25 'I'l- sl l' 'I lfrmn lfzuv lf' sig il l ll ' 2 'l'l t l Z.' 'llS 11 ln Il l ' V' ' 'ncl llr l 9 -- A' .' ' '5 l l ' ul .' J 1 ' 1,2 l.ll 1 lv: X". CVIYIVS wbv it Qm Elan It Qm un Qmerura Cccthoslov uk! u with her he rutxful forested mountains her far extended plains hu llfe lt gcnds customs and sons., lure me on so that sometimes l wish l were thcrc too a peasant xnnont, the hills llcr snnplc but hard working people here ln America make me want to go there to thc land of my forefathers where there are more such For am l not of their race natlonahty and lel1g1on3 Czechoslovakia IS hlled with the charm and slmpllclty of a slmple people llvmg an outdoor hfe l'h1s America IS the home of varled races natlonahtles and rcllglons Going about the hum drum of every day hfe struggling for a llvlng people fight courageously to attain thelr desires and fighting they wln All clung together for a common cause regardless of difference ln color Ill rellgxon or lh natlonahty They are daring energetic determined perseverlng and loyal buch IS the splrlt of Americans Who can help admlrlng thls great mass of humanity that lb making America the melting pot of the world3 l love Slovakia yet I love the adopted country of my parents more Of course there are dlsadvantages ID l1v1ng ln America but they are overtopped hy the many advantages and opportunltles The Amerrcan gamm has bestowed on certain of its Immigrants race names jestful or tantahzlng The Teuton IS called Dutchman the son of ltaly has been dubbed Dago or Wop the lVlex1can xs referred to as Greaser the Irishman IS Mick the Hungarian IS Hunk or Hunky the Slovak IS Bohunk often shortened to gust Hunk Fven so there IS little of the class dlstmctxon which IS unfortunately prevalent ln Czechoslovakla Here ln America everybody mlngles with everybody else Somehow lt IS not so m the land of my forefathers The Czechoslovacl hve ln a compact mass in Bohemia MOVZIVIB SIICSIH and Slovakia Under pressure of lnvaslon from without the Slovaks and Czechs were thrown together They had the same Interests slmllar languages the same enemies and the same rehglon The Bohemlans and Slovaks were practically wiped out ln the battle of the White Mountains fought during the Husslte wars as a natxon and almost extermlnated as a people Thelr rehglous wars weakened the Slavonic people to recognize the Hapsburgs as her rulers ln splte of the stnct rule of the llapsburgs nothing was able to stop the revlval of Slavonic literary soclal and polltlcal llfe Although the Slovaks were often Imposed upon and deceived they were favored by fertlle soll favorable chmate forests and mountains containing every useful metal and mineral except salt lhey often struggled for their very exlstence with their neighbors irritated by their presence racial diversity and riches The Slovaks have waged a ceaseless though at times a losing l attle agalnst the slnlster powers of reaetlon Throcgh the course of these struggles they lost lndepen dence but the conqueror could not stifle the 106318 they mherlted from thelr Husslte forebears Finally the two peoples the Czechs and Slovaks have been thrown together ln a small repubhc Czechoslovakla has many UlfHCUltlCS Social c uestlons and rehglon quarrels tear and dlvlde the state The Slovak 15 oppressed by the domlnccrmg Czeck who ITIES to take away lns land an'l rule him Then the Czeck turns to the worll and calls himself a brother to the other race ls such the treatment of a brotheri Does the Czeck consider hlrnself superior to the .Slovak ' He shoul.l not for all men are created equal Slovakia I9 expanding but tomorrow she will be threatening to secedc lhe sudden fusion of these two peoples who although brothers ln race have been separated by eight hundred cen turles has caused unfrlendllness and dlfhcultles The Slovak already lS retelmg against the selhsh and domlneerlng Czeck Can such a union of antagonlstlc brotherhood be lastlngl That continual strife cannot go on much longer President Masaryk pacxhes the feuds dl'lSlng between the Czechs and Slovaks he calms their quarrels wlth hrs prestige he covers this or that unpopular mxmster He ns generally beloved the Czechoslovacx even stops work to celeltrate has birthday ln Prague his portrait can be seen everywhere behind the windows of the stores his short sighted eyes smile out from the shelter of hrs glasses above the professorlal white beard A Slovak by Page Two Hundred Llcucn . . . . 1 i Y , . i ' . 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CVMV5 bIrth a Czeck from having passed all his lIfe at Prague distinguished for his sociological study attractIng the attention of the learned men In Europe since IB95 devoted to hIs patriotlc efforts wIth Woodrow Wilson he well deserves his popularity But In spite of their love for their Presi dent the feuds between the Czechs and Slovaks contxnue It seems the two people cannot remam In union much longer They have suffered for centurIes under some domIneerIng power Across the Atlantic I can feel the bitterness those people know and struggle against Theirtrxbutes to America are due IH part to the belief ID American democratlc Ideals and In part to the Inslstence that the rlghts of small nations shall be preserved The Slovaks shall yet find freedom such freedom as IS America s ln Czechoslovakla the percentage of Illiteracy lS small 2 5' , Many schools have been built since the republic was formed The peasants are unable to allow their children a high school education for It IS beyond their means Some of the peasant farmers are so poor that they go to bed at sunset to save the candle light The peasant s share IS that of hard labor on the farm But he IS not unhappy he can be heard as he starts out toward the flCldS at dawn singing some ballad or folk song He does not know much about the comforts money can buy he works hard for the little he obtains When his children have reached the age when they can leave school he must send them out to work to earn the money the family needs for support They have even a slighter chance of a high school CdUC3tl0D In CZ6Ch0SlOVakla It IS considered unnecessary as Czechoslovakxans generally marry at an early age between hfteen and eighteen A gIrl single at twenty two 15 considered an old maid This marrylng Idea prevents the glrls from entering Into the busIness world lt balks the desires and opportunities they would have otherwlse However the girl does not seem to grieve the outside loss for she has been brought up with the Idea of early marrIage Young men have greater opportumties than the girls They go to the university and study law medIcIne engIneer Ing chemxstry and physics or take the philosophlcal commercial or agricultural course I addItIon courses are offered In Slavonic languages and llterature phonetic study of Slovamc lan guages Polish language and literature RUSSIHH language and literature Yugoslav language and literature the history of the Slavonlc races Slavomc archaeology Slavomc ethnography and Slavonic law ln addition to the unIversItIes provIsIon IS made for state technIcal commercial agricultural and special trade schools Provision IS also made whereby all persons may comc to know natlve art music and objects of historical Interest by vIsItIng galleries the opera and the museums l do not envy Czechoslovakia America has all these means of education col kians l he life of the blovako 13 gay and picturesque With the rest of the blovs they arc peoplc of sentiment of natural and plous Idealism of predomlnatlng love of beauty In all Its forIIIs lhelr villages blossom Irrepressibly Wllh folk art their cItIes reflect the best arts of IIIodern l urope while muslc a higher than ordmary music from ancient poetic folk song to modern powerful hymns and opera pervades everything Their natIve csardas and pol a are gay In their tune aIId reckless Costumes are varlcolored wIth many laces and much embroldery rl he dance goes on and everybody smiles The cares of the day are forgotten In song and dance LlIl0ll0Hdl lbfll Ll0IIllIl8t6S the soul of these people emotionalism and sensualIty Yet In AmerIca l have no reason to envy the gay life In Slovakia Here the music lb gay too The dance halls here arc hnely decorated Practically everywhere one goes gay stralns of Hlublt, can be heald About me there are happy faces gloomy faces serious faces and smIlIIIg faces It 13 America varled and different ln Slovakia the bl3VlSll girl generally marries a blavish boy ln Allleflbd mixed Illdffldgbb of various natIonalItIes are Increasingly popular Love takes Its course The Sld.Vlbll youth of America has Inter marrled with the mId European races Latm races ltallans and French and Scandmavlans comparatively few mate wIth Czechs Poles llUbSliil'lS or Jugo Slavs Love not only laughs at locksmIths but lt scorns to be made a party to a race feud Avltal lInk IS the ability to speak the language of the other race Regardless of the nationahty an American IS dll Page I wo Hundred I wdve ' , . 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' ' - CVIYIV5 AIUPflLriI1 No prrlsh no srhool no r hurt h 4 ongregutlon no foreign lunugrge community um long wnthstxnf t re rn uc r forte of Ameru.uu1.xtlon American Slovak yout h American not only by cold st xtlstu lmut lmy sy mp xthy xs well are neither lxelter nor worse tlnn the Children of Swedish l rem lr or lrlih pxrent me All that IN horn nn Amerna belongs to America l dm glad l dm ID Amerlnx m-.read of Czechoelovdkld Amerlca offere greater opporunlty tor the woman ln the lJllSlDf'SS world A more Vil'l9Cl people no oppressron hy the hated Czeche mc lJ?9lflP9 Amerlcw h rw that mxjor force th xt re so frsmnrtlng the force ind power of the gre rt melting pot Nlfxm X r TH it Iusmgs What ilghte have you seen lVlr l lncoln There on the old lure! tloorl W h nt made you laugh when no one w xx loolum J Whnt ure you suglung forl Wh xt th xt you ve seen Nlr l lllilllll llxve you hurled .xwuy ln your he art lo remember and Lhermh and love Snr When wmdn have hlown ue aparti VC hxt' team ln your eVeQ Nlr l mroln rl earsf then you ll mms ll? too W hen you look ln the new Gen of hu 1'--1 l xughmg rs we uw-d to do Wlnt would you say Nlr l Inc oln lf l stole you .away ln my heart And had you away with the memory 1 thing- A loved lnseparahle parti VC hat would you Say Mr l mcoln F rom your pldre on the old hrQt floor If we stole you xwxy ln our henrts Snr 'Xml ltept you forf-vermorr-I l Ill I xx I RI Pug: lun llumlrmf Thllfffll A i U 3. V , , , t 1, ' . :N . 'v,' ., b 'Si ll 5, , ' n Q , , 1 l ., '. :J . 2' z '.,' Eflil .1 ' 2 A . K ' , 1. . , Clin the Statue of Ahrahum Lincoln in Our Corrirlorj V A Y ' z ' ' L . 'z r y, , , , A 1 ' , . , ' , P ' Y ' ' A 2 f , 1 ' Y 7 - - . , - V -2 ' if , . , . f , , , ., , ' . ' ' 3 11 .- , , P - ...-.'W',x1.rri' CV VS ZBDIJ 5 18019 Zhm I couldnt Gee hlm IVIV eveq were grown So dum BIII Somehow I fancied 'Ihere .nnt no rnlqtakln A-1 that ll mu I Ime lI'l1 IIA od' this olrl von e grown I uni 1 OA' dgaln xnf IIcxIIod lm' It waent that he Dldn t hear me I r that he d grown too Ing To SOCIBIC with the Ilkf-Q o me I reckoned that But Ilowiumever I eit couldn t make hlm Whlttle pege by my ewlum door Fr get 1m to int by me anx more I r to galllvant out luck Into meadow wavs AQ he allui dld afore HN cousm I ou had got mv nm To Mix In er down 1 thee x Pihllloa ITI 'lnfI HaIIo'x there lt warni that he doeen t ku-er Cond evenln Bob some jmntx Ixlxe And wounsg IVIIQQ I new Un ns 'xrm Am t nolhlng ins more Llke e ww :omehou Afore P rl gone FIolI1emlN Ln I IAN XX um RT I 1191 lun lllllliiltl fnxulun , , H 'II 'So :- uI"IiII ' 'L" , 1 I .N A K t V . .j 'I 'Itj H . ,Ji f. warg CVIYIVS Che Qlanarv anh iglue Dear Old Canary and Blue Nvhen all over the country notlce had to be posted that for lmanrlal reasons the puhllcatlon will have to he dlscontmued our merry Canary' sang right on 1 llttle more hlue than golden perhxps hut still allve and stlll singing lint the stall speu tlly appointed to pare for that merry hearted songster have to retorclayear by no means hlue lmut rather golden a year when always more maternal came to them than Loulcl he userl when always after a rather slow start there was something ahead Always from the art department there were lcleas and PILIUTCS mlc drawlngs and llnoleum cuts that enhanced storles poems and dull pages and lnclclentally saved a lot of money always there was perfect and happy SCTVICE from the students of the commercial department under the cllrectlon of 'Vllss Dtetrlch wxth an lmmedlate return of maternal perfectly typed a prompt and courteous service that endears tlus department to our hearts And always there was from the staff the extra story the speclal poem the more center page forthcoming Immediately Yes blte as the year may have heen there has heen the lllclcer of golden wlngs on every hand It has been a goorl year all the olr golclen lnrcl song' ilu the Svprmg l rnslcy llfllClllI1l7lClI1 Sporting ln the gr Iss Y nu were mafle for jllrllplni 1. my anrl lx xppy lblllilpllli Uv: r me ulow ways Come my little lamlmkun Wooley greyey white aou ancl l and clausnr-s D mrxng ln the sun Yun mt l ant 1 use l ull of summer s lun l h xvf' got x rosy wrvl mu nsllvcr ut l wt crown fury que N ou the sermon tell the lxy ny lxmm W 0 vylll shout for joy l t summer m ur en Y ou A sprmrgtlmf- lmoy A ll I XVxlmRT Prim fu 0 Humfrrrl f :liven . I I . .. 'llhe new staff is alreacly' at work, the olrl stall' lntls them Coil speerl more golfl in the coffers. unfl ' l , ' -s . , V v v . r , 2 l , ' l la 'xl sa : . 1 ' 1 th. Yr , 1 l -ll: 'Il ax 2 ' en, All rzj, mu' a l l-cm. 1 .' , 14 l . , -fl.u I I..-tx n rs .- ' CVIYIV5 Svprmg New sprung leaves a tremble ln the vlrgm summer breeze Soft gambollngs wlld hearted frolxckmgs Across the fresh mown heathers Buds a stlr that short whlles ago were wrapt ln winter s sleep Infant fancxes stlrrmg the bosom of nature and men and everv silent thmg Ralsmg color slgn boards That start nowhere and do not end at all A gax heraldry of a glad pageant Spring' LILLIAN ARLIN r WALBERT jflutneret Every llttle lady In my garden met ls happlly a dancing A lovely mlnuet Blue and pink and red dressed Some m emerald green Every one IS swaymg To the merry playing Of a wmd blown orchestra And I have caught them throwmg CFor I was there to spyj The dalntlest of klsses To a yellow butterfly bpmt uf Sem Llke a rocket Burstmg forth upon a starllt summer skx The Splrlt of a77 hurls ltself C-larlng Flarlng I nlllng the stage for lts moment Demanding attention Involvlng the whole worlsl m nts prlmltlve pagan ness Slowly overwhelmlng True music lovers Ove'-rsharlowmg the stars Then llke a dymg blrd It falls headlong to the ground Its lnfe crushed Broken forever Now the sky Serene ln lts dark twinkling depths qmlles I-or lt has m nts silence 'xll the serene heauty of true music The music of the spheres BFTTY BURY Page fulo Hundred Szxleen - - 3 JV, - , 1- 1 - W - 3 . f LILLIAN ARLINE WALBERT , , , - , 4 . 1 I 4 1 tl K -. . . . I CVNIVS washington CH nllen in rommemoralmn of Ihr' lf'Va-rhrnglo Blcenlennral Feb 22 1732 Feb 22 l932J What great light was vnslble there ln the darkness of so untrled a thmg That he should reach forward his hands And unwlttmgly touch a flaming Star Klndlecl hy the love of those who voted hum Unammously a man of honor and truth and goodness! What stnrnng CIll0tlOl"lY had DTCSCICHCC ln that noble breast When the hour of ao great a dCLl'5lOI'l dawned And reaponfnblllty was land upon tho-se Shoulders l lred with enthufzlafxme and love for the rommon country Of all who believed In the C eneral rmen to Presldentf What faint vlslons are remalnmg to ue here Of a colt that would not be broken A Soldier and Cseneral who won incessantly And all theee yet further weighed by that greater memory So fervently kept for The Father of Hls Country' LILLIAN ARLINE WALBERT Page Tuo Hundred Sevenlcen r . . . . . . . fl 1 , C, . 5 , . . N . ' , n ' . . , - V '-- . 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X 9 X A .551 u xx' 6 .ga l Grljif 12-, 1 K' x Qjff -X 'fi X ' .Evf 3 Q I 1 "A K 4' A ' 1 'T X :pu ,K ' KA 1 1:5 li-. fo NIR 5 J' , - 1 J x k ' ,ge .A V U 1. f -f. . ll rf T I, COXIII IXIEINTS OP THE CI -XSS UI 59 I I I W , Y ' J . ,J - l 1 i ,4 W 1 1 4X In 9 J J. x x 1 4-1 fl" if Y- - -' 7- f - Y 7 f- H I T COIXIIPLI INIIENT5 O17 THE IVIEALEY AUDITGRIUIVI IALLLINIOXVN I Lwwsx LVANIA AIVIERICUS HOTEL SIXIII AND IIAMILION Sra AILENJ own I Iii OMS ISA SHUI! NINI Al RIV IJINIINQ I LJ 'I IIANQUI I IIAI I C A AC I IN Hill Dc IICIIH, Lzuq bulur Inu A 1 Ill X I R A N NUIVIIHI Ii ANY IIIVII ANN WIII I I V-:JN cnx 1 AISI ,,i,,,? if 1IAIIUNLIxY 1 x 1 I Wm 1 me "Q" ANI, S., AND I OUN IAIN SLRVIC L j PLNb THE orncs OUTFITTER Pa y II I II Q I 'I '.1,,,. D . - A Q 134. ., VV K' , ,. ,,.., A -A1 .,, JA. M 525 F .' 515 'IIIS ' IQAIRS ' . H Ill I IUIUIVI C' IQIIIIQIQIA I' A'I'I'. I I IIUIXJJ I .. 'lf I f ' 1 I I CHIC ING N I Q "4 'I . I Li, I ll V ,, ,I, f?'I,III,,2'Y,:m A 1 I rx f- ' K mi. 3-3-,.., Q--, I 1: fQj"'??iIi?,,E? 'L fy 'XII Mfg. x "ff I X '. . , . f I! W .. f I f f ,Z 1 1:-,.. r 1 .:- jr f 5-3 1 Q 4. :,:. . 1 4. ujc Two Hundred I'u'cnl -two -5- --.- W f 'Y -V s H W - V- AV -M. Z-.. 1 7.-..-.. 1-.1 4- ARBOGAST 81 BASTIAN CO. W111+1 I-.NAl.l'. S1 ,x1'1,11 1'1a111.1cs 111 C.X'I4Tl,ll. IIOGS, SHLQILI' AND L4AI,VEb 1 dx 5 1 11 1' FION D1A.Xl,.l-.1 U 5 box 1.1cx1x11 N1 lx:-1 Ll IIO XIILIXIOVWNI ILNNSXI VANIX ZOLLINGER HARNED COMP ANY I I IL DLI AR I NTLINI S I ORL 1111 L Xlxl Ll oxxx I N x xx Ps INI1 1 l'A11X114 urzl I' UNIX ik L in 1' ' l 'Q Yi Of" ILVLRYl'l'HNCL .NL gN'l' J1,x.'sY1J 5111 KT-ll Ill"1!f!h1- COMPLIMEINTS OF THE CLASS OF 1933 I f Y Y l W M , x x Dlstmctlvc. SLIVICL Prompt Dcllvcry SLTVICC THE NLNf CLhANER9 OP WEARING APPARIZI 1. bUI1L1t X our Pntlon :gc SoILIy upon thy IVIu1tb of Our Work IVI I7 LCRISI-I 6a SON IIXMILTOIN bl ALLENTOXVN PA 30 N FIIIH S1 Rzzxulxc I oqfs qw- TQ F Royal Portabh. and Standards R y t yp fT av 0V wELERS TINY 4QUA x ROYAL TYPEWRIIER AGENCY 826 HAMILTON sr ,29 N 5 5 A I 'SLLENTOWN PENNA 'XFQHOLI ZKLQENTOWN A HART SCI-IAF FNILR 6: MARX CLOTHES SC IIOISI I IIAIS WDOD 8: DOTY 637 HAMIITON ST Mus J S BURKHOLDLR RCJBLIQ1 I L BURKHOLDLR I SIABIISHID H599 J 5 BURKHOLDER FUN! RAL DIRILC FOR 8I4 8l6 SIS I INDLIN. S1RL5T AILRNTONVV PA DIAL 6807 -If 'I' Page Iwo lfundrcd I1u.nlyf1LC 4. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1- 66 Q9 W. x . . h. y i . 2 x i X . K I h V wx IIUI I ' ' I"., -I" ' , . 8 . .1 1 JL, ja. - I X I if -1- - 'QQ' A -' 1 T. I ,342 P 2111. '.1 I f - .ffg-31' . U 11121 3 1 , , Q , 1V'vZ1'!wyIyr A r x r V ' -lQn'jlfj y The 0 aI is he T ewriter 0 od h igxxxi fix . , , ,J ' "' 11 I 'I ' 'M I I .... 1 - ' I I , . 11 1- : 11 711- 1 11- - 1. 1.-..-.U iz ,.-.1 :r -: 11 11 --: 1: 11 : 11 11 f 1: lNbIbT UPON ALLENTGWN DAIRY COMPANY MILK ALLENTUWN S STANDARD TELEPHONE ALLENTOWN 7218 DE LUXE wi BUSES lor .Spec1a1Part1c.s and 111195 mffHffH !YffFWfY,r lllil la Lehlgh Valley Transportatlon S61 U Company ll Nl GOIION ALLENIOWN I CENTRAL PARK IHL PI AYGROUND GP THE LEHIC-I-I VALLEY P131 llddl ly 5 Y QL VIZ , V ,A .,,. E, 1 Q' A 'Q' . f-.,, .cant ' . L 71 - ' . , I , il: . 2 ' , 1 I I 1 llililllvlillilllllllilll-I l4'1' A 1 11 515. ' " DA. 2 1 -:-:1:.' 2 Z 1 : 1 1 A 1.f:,::,.: 2 1 I 1: CONIPI IXIILNTS OF THE Cl ASS OB 1934 I Y 'W T W Q. 4 1 1 x N1 w 'w x ,J J A k x K I1 Izxvs I0 BUY YOUR EWELRY GIFTS HERE SHOES H I KISTLER L1L,,,,H gg IIAMII IQN JLWI 1 1 R AND OPTOMLTR1s1 l0Z5 I'IAMlL'ION STREEI Bctlcr Shoes by l arr ALLENIOWN PA GRADUATION TIME YOUR IRRIENDS EXPECT YOUR PHOTOGRAPH AND YOU WANT THEIRS LCIAL STYLES AT REASONABLL PR1LLs 617 LINDEN STREET ALLENTOWN PA DIAL FOR APPOINTMENT 2 l3I0 Synonymous TI-IRIINT and CHARACTER may not be synonymous terms ln Websters Dlctlonary but they are ln the Book of I..1fe Page Two Hundred Twenty czght J J' ' WINT STUDIO YOU MIGHT AS WELL USE THE BEST FOR THAT REASON WE ARE OFFERINL. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BUILDERS AIDS CURTIS WCIUIJWDRK CROMAR READY FINISHED OAK FLOORING gg 1:5 Q5 I kg 3- P95- ald and used e same day 93 Bonnwgw nuc '80 E!! APVQEI YKIYIIIIIII I 'nl Il Wll1lllllllI'ulIl IIEAIIIIIJAIIIEIIS Fllll 4snwAnE llJMlIEll PAIIQAIZIII EUAIIANIEEII TACH ONI THF BI ST OF ITS KIND DISTRIBI TED BY THE TREXLER LUIVIBER CO IUIVIBER COAL PAINTS WOODWORK l604 GORDON STREET A1 I FNTOWN P1-NNSYI VANIA Dm: t'27l :gl 111111 p 'ITIEREPU . 2 ww ,zL' .E: Y ' 'Y ESS. 'L I r 'I' n Q n . ll u ,29 X W X .M lx YQ I 5 I l. E- - -52' ea 5. F 'U' 1 E In In 2:21. i ' -' ,' I 0 , 3 ' 'u 0 ' 'wo um rm ' 'wen yfn' S U P SUPPLEE L E E ICE CREAM USED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFP TERIA I I . , , . .J 4. -, I, i 3-.. 4- OLIVER S. RABENOLD FUNERAL HOME I-A8 IUNI RAI DIRFCWIOR AND I IVIIZAI IVII R I6 SUUIII I ICIIIII SIRR N1l1rxloxxNI1NNsx1XAmx lgllldlflff . R: ' , , I , . . I , , . . ,- , ,. ., j I . . . I . I.IfI I f..i"' ',32 :Sf ', cb : : 1: :: : 1 ,:,: 1: f.-:.:. :: iw- -ag : : :Q f- I-: : 4. -1- A-AAAAAAHAA-AAAAA---hA-Ah-A A -I- PHONE 7648 CONRAD SHHNO ibbutugrapbs LIVE FOREVER ZI3 N. TWEI.IfTII STREET ...... AI,I.ENTOWN, PA. Gel acquaznfcd wzlh lhzs znsfziufzon a good place io slart a ban ln connccizon a ler y 0 u leave .school MERCHANTS CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY The Bank of Real SCTVICC Al 1 FNTOWN Pr NNQYI VANIA The Spalcllng Sport Shop IIIIICIII XAII I X S Ll ADINC- SPORT CI NTI R II II RS 'IO II AIJINC SCI-OOI S AND CUII I IS AISO VVITNWWQFKJCDPHZS CZCD 949 IIAMILTON ST ALLFNTOWN PA 2 on rw I VI NIINK lglllddlll . 5 3 4. Y r , 4. ,, . 3 . .1 7 ,. . J - J ,. . ,. . . . UIIIVIKIAI. UU'I'I" ' .Q If I ' . .ffl ALLIQNTOVVINT I3UFI7AI.OIiS . ., -1 ' ' ', . IJIXI. -Z HU ' 1 Q ' 'S + : :, -g 1 c: 1 - ,Q 1 : 5, E : gc A f :Q : ' :, 1 1: Q, ,, 1, 1 : :: p gf , 1 V ,. . xl-th 'E' -- -- A - -- - Y ., - W :Y 1 gg gg - -- - 4 - gg-1 : eg '5 7 'Q 3 - 1: L Q Do You Know?. . . "Famous" shoes are making new friends every day .... and holding the old friends too. The Secrei . . . Beauty, perfect workmanship, correct fit, and prices to please. Fm ,may WETHERHOLD fir METZGER Shoe Fitting The Sforc of Famous Shoes ALLENTOWN, PA. ALLENTOWN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS WALLACE E RUHE fy ROBERT LANGE RECISTERED ARCHITECTS FOR ALL TYPES OF BUILDINGS I2 N SIXTH STREET ALLENTOWN PA PHONE 6732 ERNEST ASHLEY P A FREEMAN lolz HAMILTON STRLI T IEWEIER AND QPTICIAN GRFI NHOUSES HANOVER AVFNIII' 9ll HAMILTON ST Say It With Flowers ALLVNTOWN PA P ge I J dred Th flu for r l ,A J . . o TY , :Tin I . . ' 3, 4 1 - I , ll n I ,Y 4 . -1 , . a Nuo lfun i K - 1 jrnfzggwrf:::::.1:::,:,:,,::11-11,lrpp 1 W Ll H LEH fic CQIVIPA Y ALLENTOWN PA 'S-., l PREPARINIG ron WORK AS ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN Page Tue llumlrcd llurly fue N r r I N , . 1 l 'r w N M . , . -M Iv' ' 1, 1 W H " ' 7 ,, ' A1 ' ,Lf -1 ' - 1 I M ' ' wx X ,, - W , w w. mn .g:1: 1if,,:,- , ,:- f,,1,, ,:f .,. 'I' W-.,,-,.,D,,,,,,-fxw,.:, .,, -1- I-IERFF JONES COMPANY INCORPORATED MANUFACTURING -IEWELERS AND STATIONERQ PHILADELPHIA AND INDIANAPOLIS CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS SORORITY PINS CI UB PINS COMMIINCIPMIINT INVITAIIONS SAIVIPI FS FURNISHED ON RFQUFQT RAI PH W I OI I l53U CIILSTNLT QTREFT lIVIrI O c1aI lcweIcrS or AI I PNTOWN IIICII SCI IOOI lgl 11141111 ., O 1 -4 1 Y I, O , I I I ' A . 1, :,. ' 5 5 f Dis . a ngvr I,Hll.Al I I I III I 177 . '- f ' . . L I . I , 4. : 1 L 1 A T A , I 1 :fi 1 A 4. 'a c ' 'mn um rf' ' -Htl' If-six 59642 and

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- Class of 1932

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