Allen High School - People Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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CCONIU S Senlor Student Counml No old sages here a glimpse w1ll reveal that just a group of home room representatives and class officers who control and conduct the affairs of the class Headed by our able president Robert A Gift the councll has made wrse selections and has used dlscretlon ln the handling of all problems None of the members claim to be eloquent orators or fluent speakers No votes are bought or sold There 15 no lobbying the mectmgs are held after school But ln a quiet determined sprrlt each member expresses has opmron enther by word or by vote The alarming number of falr young ladres ln this group shows to what extent women have entered politics' Yet many of our achievements as a class are to be referred back to these students whose mam Interest has been the promotion of class and school welfare OFFICERS Presrdenl Robert Clft Secrelary Margaret Lreberman Vrce Prcsrdenl Beatrrce Dougherty Treasurer Warren E Long MEMBERS Melvln Schaeffer Margaret MacDonald Edward Charles Vnola Pummer Frederlc C-utelcunst Ruth Conrad lVllna Butz Alfred Trump Richard Hummel Verna Hufnagel Nevm Nonnemacher Hall Dletrnck james Nlartm ames Solomon A lene Zlegler r Page Fxflecn

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COIVIIUIS Chrrstmas brought the holrdays and the Senror Hop vshere old grads met and danced with coming grads and all drfferenees dlsappeared ln the revelry Then the Thesprans declared themselves rn a most successful presentatron The Thrrleenlh Chair and later rn the commencement play And now suddenly we are at the end of the Senror year at the end of three glorious sometrmes SCFIOUS sometrmes sad but always happy years The future suddenly stands before us We wonder what rt has rn store We hope that rn whatever drrectron our enterprrses and our ventures may lead us the class of 33 wlll have acqurred a store of rntelllgent good sense that wrll weather us through our dlf:HCUltlCS We know that we have at least acqulred a host of frrends who will go with us through the years As alumnr of the school as crtr zens of the town may our every actron reflect the wrsdom of the provrsrons here made for us Be that as rt may we shall one and all forever chcrrsh fond memorres of Dear Old Hugh Gt 0' nn Xu V Page Fourlcen v Y . . . , . v , , . Y N 1 , V r Z . . Y i r . - , . . v . . . . . . , - 1 4 S . ' y . - A ey ,, UM: :nj 1 V

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CONIUS Pressmg Bus1ness Dedlcated to those whose efforts make posslhle the COMUS of the Class of 331 'l he edltor sxts ln her blg swlvel chalr ln front of her desk with lts plgeonholes where Ale stored her notatlons of numerous facts From cute baby plctures to club news and facts And the typewrlter ellcks vsxth 1 rattle that s steady For the press lsour draws near and her stuff must be ready Meanwhile the business staff rumple thelr halr For they know that there s not a moment to spare The bug plle of ads on thelr desk must all be Luther set or corrected or glven their key So the e ads pass fast through their hands one by one Before press hour comes thelr stuff too must he done The deacllme arrives and the big presses scream Pages pour forth ln a fast moving stream They rc xx hlsked to the reader who scans each page through Dellvercd to Hugh School Canary and Blue Then all shlnlng xxlth pages all new The COMUS lS ready clear school mates for you FRANKLIN FISHLR Page grtlcen -1 . . . 1 c 1 -A , X V , - . 1 1 C . . , . .. . - , -1 1 ' 1 1 1 - , . , , . , , . 1 1 . , , , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 .