Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1929 volume:

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H yr E n 3 5 Q G P fs f 2 1 5 1 9 5 e 'E 4 . 1 51 : Y 5 5 Q Q ,f E f A -. me-swf:0m..1.--M,-znymn.-magma-r.f.w1x..1- ,wnvw--Mm-mumimmw-:vm..ngswcgwxa1-v-mwmv .mem--M. -.N-ww-.1.1-nz. qnpw-. Q-:msm:u,M nanny. Y,-xanfzlmw-11.-qwmfmfn -.ra-fam-1-ng.-wuumfw . --, , . .f .- ' ALIDIQEICHD Mcmxxlx ALPREJCI-I0 Sf: il! J., ii' I X f NTOWN PREPARATORY SCHOOL 1. S A S 1 4 , ALLE I -KI f I Dk w lPRIfICIIl1 ff I Q 2 9 ,AVNNMAM NNN p,mmf4,fAQ EWSEQMQ Au JCHCZDL Vg MWWVW fPAKi'?U75J'R7a 5 'V ,A e jf 5 Nfwm WNW Q if 3? ,Ng 1 :Wil xi 27 Zim Kip H ' ww A .:: nw- lllh 5 f in X nw mn 'iff W SE if ' ' M- .3 xv i f-+ are-' Q Xe ,Q is Q 3 I :M X xi J i J 2 If 5 Q, JUNK Foreword WITH the closing of this school year many of us will be separ- ated a n d henceforth tr a v el separate paths through life. We, the Staff of the 1929 Alprescho, in publishing this volume, wish to give you, our fellow classmates, something to which you can always turn to review those pleasant times and faithful friends of your Prep School Days. '23 .1 JV XY Ver' Q qixfw N ,N-" Nff' f JV ll . Xvv Vw ...JAX Vlad Q Eiga? ,252 w V' .- X 1, -X i ml A : X ' -f-Fi-t M I .. K l li' N o B, o,,mee :J 6 4 Contents AWN W FACULTY - SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES My FRESHMAN N JUNIOR SCHOOL ' FOOTBALL SOCCER BASKETBAIL BASEBALL rf TRACK TENNIS ,V Nl"V"S-V ORGANIZATIONS , ACTIVITIES .i MN I HUMOR if psf' ADVERTISEMENTS I X1-" Nwff- xy, 2 I lx' 2 .mv-.fy ff' K if Q? A fc 2 SA ! if Www? Z1 Nm fax P I I I I I X A , I - v I-LWB!!! I I .... .- ..-...,, :l 'VII' 'SLI : ...:....f. ....f:If:-:-:iF:l!:If!f?fir! 5 3 , .' . 4,-,-fffA.fT7I3.'4 L,f,--2'--:4:- 1 ' ' I l :rL5E55555i5E5?E Eiizlful ..2I?::f:- rf::f:7?:?5!f,:' f . . . 4,4 ' " "F 'U 1 cl S'0J Dedication TO MR. WILLIAM C. HARNED XVHO has not only been one of our best friends, but who has helped as well as attended all of our activities and who has always been one to whom we could turn when a helping hand was needed we the Class of 29 with the deepest respect and appreclatlon dedicate this volume of THE ALPRESCHO xi !. I'-'i L, O JAMA if NN ee My Nyfflx . Xlv ' f' YJ 9 Qld! 2 if W 142 14 J J ' , y , i . , ' ' VW 5 S: M ,AWK A N' 4+ if ,f' 'Wx i All 9 ti it 4 if gg if if I gk? , 21 li 'l' do lllll ll : l i C"'!J 12- M fmX N' XM QM NN' QQNWM J!NHJwJAwwM,YWXAN4wxN ffgfwbv-Aw l awpwvwl Ailifitvf N vw XVAVMA K JN fi Fax 3,1 ay 1-L 'o N W N X . 1 1 W .ff N3 f S 1 il S0 J A W fm, x A if Q fl X D 1 x ALP RE f C, H 0 1 1 , 1 H., IL if g 5 E ,- -- 1 ., 7 ' Y Ni' 1" 1 ' ' lit- ,771-fafenunninua-q', W W H "" ' , , ' ' " WJ' x 5 Q V A br E K Q Q15 N ' ALPRESCHO STAFF I X K1 ff A E ,,,1,.A W' J ' TTI' --- N X' T ll A f- Eight 91 gf I ,IN ' I X I N I N 1 N I I I X I X XI I X ' I I 1 I EDITORIAL ITAFF Editor-in-Clzief CHARLES A. MILLER, IR. 1fJ.ri.fiani Ea'z'for-L'n-Chief IAMES E. STOKES, IR. A.r.rociale Ediionr FREDERICK A. FETHEROLE, IR. WVILLIAM O. PARNELL dr! Edifar MARTIN ROSENBERG IBUIINEII ITAFI: Bu.rIne.r.f llanager CHARLES P. SELL 11.f.rz'J'fani Bu.fz'ne.r.r Zllanager ISADORE S. RASKIN d.r.n1rfanf.r WILLIAM S. RENKIN CHARLES W. HAUKE WILLIAM T. HARRIS, IR. Circulaiion llanager ALBERT A. KRAMER, IR. ,I L-JI V1 iii? ,EQ k A S ,JI qlu jllnli AWP' CH 0 IM. . III!! XI sz I X X J x I x 1 x l I I N fe , ALPREJ'CI-IO - SW' lIsI!!l!zli il!.'!!IsQi 1 . 504:20 Cf MANAGED! X J EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or MUHLENBERG COLLEGE X . Reuben Butz, Chairman . Dr. H. s. sap, D.D.s. Frank D. Bittner X Dr. D. D. Fritch, M.D. Oliver N. Clauss I Rev. H. VVaidelich, D.D. Harry I. Koch X Dr. R. D. Klotz, NLD. Charles F. Mosser X I Dr. A. Haas, Premfdenl of Jlulzlenberg College I OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOL N Irvin M. Shalter, A.lVl., Headmawfer Yvarren Peters, DTD., School Pl1y.r1'c1'an Airs. Irvin M. Shalter, Jlalron 71 1 I ' i i 'Ten A ,, ff , , JTY - , l f5weer.Dnefms G-' IXWMQ f Z ffl f K ' A ' ff IYHX FILLQNTOWN P-- ,:-4' 5 1 ' fp' fig, k j1g-'gin rnllwilyiri V 'Y ,ffyf 3 " U 'WM W l 'si' :eff fy 1' el 3 . l ie Ji! a-iff AY C r f W f 5 A 1 1 V "' gm- .WW AI.,1f11i2.Efc1-10 my 'Q QS W f , N 1, N, N1 4 N N I N ' ' x I N JN X, Q f Nl . K7 X ' i :E H C Q' X Q X x 'Qi IRVIN M. SHALTER, Headmaster v f K Q J Z -4 T I lflx E CARLTON XBBOTI PHB PINCLISH 110111 al lfoodrfoch Iernzonf Grad urzlezl rom Me Ifooalafoclx High School Ph I3 al lhe Luz er zly o lennoni L lenrzon work 111 11uhlenherg College Inalruclof ln fnqhoh al lhe lllenlown Preparaioru School I l X I X XI , MATHEMATICS EDWIN GEORGE ARNER, A.B. X Horn al Sunznzff 11111, Pt'l1I1J1Ijlt'IIlII,ll. Graduazfed from llze 11llenlown Prepara- 101111 School in 1915. 11.13. al Jlulzlwzheqq A ffl Al ,PP.E, f C 0 E 1' ll 1 i il li m ' L l 1 , i V Hn W , fv VI X 1 w N I , X 1 l N 1 . 1 Y 1 , . . X ' . I k . ,, ,' g Q Y ' - f V 'rf . V 1.- v A ' . . . 7 n' ,V Q j V ' w. 'XA'- X lv u l C A .lu tlg 1 I Collqqe in 1919. Imrlruclor in Jlalhema- ffm and ,'1l6tT1ltlI1l'L'l11 Drawing al Ihe dllenfown Preparalofy School. 1 1 ,, .fluqznligr Thirteen 2 , W' , . , . A 49151 flffj .R g -' . i , l In ii, -' L.. I I O 26, I 2" , vm f Img' in 5 mill , .1 lllmgi X1 N1 I. OSCAR BOULANGER, A.B. FRENCH AND LATIN l I Born al Si. Vila! Lamlwlon, Quelrezr, X Canada. Graduated from Sacred Hear! College, Lake ,llegafzlfa Supplenzenied ' work al drlalnafka 1'?'6I?Cll Jcarienzg, SI. Jnne College, Un1's'er.r1'lzf fy' Jlafne, Balem N College and lllllhlflllffllll. Imvlruclor In French and Laifn al llze Jlleniown Pre- paraiorlf Sclzovl. I X N v N 5 ARTHUR H. FREITAG, .-XB. , PL-XTIIEBL-XTICS Barn al lirooklzfn, .Yew York. Grad- x llIllt'lf,fl'0lIl 41UA'I1lUl4'I1 I,l'f",lII1l'Ill0l1lf Svlmol Q f 1917. 11.13. al ,1Ill!Ilt'IIl?Kl:ll. Graaluale work al llze U111'ver.v1'l1f Qf Cornell and alxa N al Ilze .Yew York Sumnzer Svlmol Qf Sorfal l L91'I'L'lIl'f'. In.rlru1'inr fn ,lI11ll1e111a1'1l-,r and X 11.m'1',n'la11l vvazflz Qfjlmllrall al llle Jllenlnwfz I 1,l't'll7l1l'I1l0l:1l Svlzzml. l 1 , l Q N' TRL 'af 1 x 11251 Q xl S 5 f us r x J P I A' x X Fourteen 95 H' ALPREf CI-1 O " sf " L Htl ill.l!Q!I!l5 PAUL IULIUS GEBERT, A.B. HISTORY Born af Tanzaqua, PEllI7lt:lflt'Lllll,t1. Gradualedfronz Ilze Tamaqua Hllqlz Sclzool. ,1.13. al .llulzlenllerg College. Graaluale work al Ilze L7I1l.6'Kl'J'l.All cj P6I1HJ'lljl4'tll1l'lI. Il1J'll'lll'l0l' In Cl.t'l.l'.l' and 111-.l'f0lZy ai llze ,fllenlnwn Preparaloljy Sclzool. Wwzyl, ,J . "N.n , L L PAUL H. HARKINS, LB. SPANISH ANU 1cNc:usu Horn al l1"f1'1f11v.rlr1111g1, Pvmzl-11flvm11'a. Gl'HIfllHlF1l,f'l't7l7I ,Intl-1fl1t'J'l7lll:11 llzlglz Swlmnl. .1.f5. 11711-1fl1L'J'l7lll:l1 Collfyv. Grmlualc worlv al llze IU111-w-.--1'l1f of I,l'llJ'l7lll1I1!I. Ifwlrzwlol' fn Spanzlrlz, li'nglz'.vl1 and Lalffz af Ilze 41llt'lIlUsA'l7 Pl'fparaln1j11 Svlmol. ' A-'I ., if Y 1 1 1 Fiffzfvn Iu!iF!1IALPRE"fCH 0 I M I ll I f I l . . I I! ! fl ' M I V: il . I I, gl A .1 VI II II I I CARL I. KNAUSS, B.S. SCIENCE Born al nlllenlown, P6I7ll.f1Vlt'dlll.d. Gradualea' from dllenlown Hzyh School. B.S. al .llulzlenhery College. Inmlruclor of ClI6lI1l1l'll:lf al Temple Ul7I't'6f.l'l'lkU. Grad- uale work al Colamlvfa lf'lIl-L'6l'J'l.bl- In- .rlraclor fn Iffologzf, General Science, Clzenzhrllju anrl IJlIAlfJ'l'l'J' al lhe Alllenlown Preparalofizf School. PAUL H. HERZOG, B.S. IUNIOR DEPT. Born al Oley, P6HHJLIflL'dHl'H. Gradual- efl from Oleg Hzlglz School and lhe Key- Jlone Slale Normal School. Exlenwlorz work al lhe Pierce Bu.rlne.r.r School, Penn.1jylvan1'a Slale College and Jluhlen- lrerg. I nflruclor of lhe Junior Deparlmenl al the fillenlown Preparalory School. f f , c 0 'x YA" ' Sixteen l x 3 Q 5 K, ,Q ylxx LPREJ' CI-I 0 P LERO3 R. MILLER A.B. ENGLISH AND GERMAN Born aIS1'nk1'ng Spring r Penn ryln anza Gradualedfrom lhe Sinking Spr1'ng.f H zlgh School. 1.15. al franklin and llarrhall P01 Graduale uork at Uuhlenberg and Iflllzgll. Teacher ln lhe Befhlehem H llgh bvhool. Inxlruclor fn German and EHgll,J!1 ai fhe llllenfown Preparalory School. UCNQWV' X , 1 Hgh 4 x N' N1 ,I N. 1 ,m ' . A' all . - - In E I -,- ll N L N 1 xl x 1 Y Y ' f I . D X , f . . . X y A 1 ' K HERBERT H. RIDDELL COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Born al Iiowlon, .lla.-nravlzu.rell.v. fiflltll- uale of H zlqh Selzool, Bay Paih I I1J'fI'fllft', Homfon U111'ver.r1'l1f. Tauglzf, Hzyh Svhool Toulon, ,7Ia.r.r., .Yew Honzplon IIIJ'f1'fll1t.', .Yew Ifanzpfon, .Yew Hanzp.-'l11're, I1 lzgfl Svhool Lzlrlwon Fallr, -III11'I7l', Conznzerrfal College New York C1111 and I n.vlruvlor fn lhe Conznzerelal Sulrjechr af llzc' dllenlown Preparalory School. X L Seventeen I ,Nm 91 si' ' ,AI-,PI?.EfC1I-1 0 C Saw - " 5 I I - ' 1 . 1 I , 1- N K. , - Wa NA viii! il. i y ' 1" I r I 7 X I X f X X 1 YVINFRED Ni. SLEIVDIER I COACH OF ATHLETICS N Born al Plziladelplzia, Perzmqzflvafzfa. Graduaied from gvorilzemrl H Qylz School. 5 13.S. af Jlulzlenlzerg Collqqe, Temple Unf- uemffly. Imflruclor In Flenzenlary Jlailz. X and H cad Coach and Direcfor fy' dllzfeifv.-' ai file dlleniawn Preparaioqu Sclzocrf. 4 ,M ssl' XD 3,,p,s.i"n VP MRS. IRVIN M. SHALTER MATRON N1 44 L-KI V' , 1-Y H Y Y - K 1 x- N x X, , E. f2g 1 f w .Xi W 1 Eighteen AZ f ?4f 4 OPPORTUNITIESPJ 'PN 1 ,Q 1 1 if flli-, o , I fi 'Ia If 1175, i 'I I 1, Y' QELEN 'HJ' 5 , 4g?3'e,e I My J X ,,f" V! 4f'LyJ,:-Qt' m X i +I- 2 Tefacueczf 1 iq? ff X5 f ' 'f ' ff , "',"',Q:l.' 1-i , 4247 9 f' f lj? ,fu 9,55 'L' 1 Wi fsfffb 4 ,f,xy?g fW5 ji f F X f. f f ff ,If fi? Q9-' x ff Y i ' x?r 5" y ' 24 ' wif" " jf' 47 ff, , ' ' ff f 4 fi f n? , 2 i f A ,41..f..-ws--mf' ff f I, ALP13?.EJ'CI-1 0 -. W .I 'I I i la .I HF A Mill X I x I ,4 ..... I Xgd X I I 5 I V x 1 . X I 1 J X ,O X I N N1 I I N 1 , , IEN IOIQ CLAII x OFFICERS 1 IAMES G. RAURPHY - - Pre.f1'dent A ELWOOD HEADLEY - - Vice-Pre.r1'den! N A GEORGE W. TEGAN - - Secretaqv I CHARLES A. MILLER, IR. - - Treamrer X CLASS ROLL ABRAHAM, GEO. DISMAN, A.. FROMER, D. I. ' ARONOFF, F. R. DOLL, R. F. GRANDE, H. D. X BL'RRHAROT, F. EGAN, I. I. HAAS, E. L. COLE, D. F. FARLEY, R. A. HAGERBXAN, K. R. Q I Q COOPERMAN, S. E. FETHEROLF, F. A. HALTEINIAN, E. W. , IFJAMIANI, B. FREEOMAN, H. C. HARRIS, W. T. IR. ' N L1 A! xr: R Il IOOO . . 'lf' I i 'Twenty xi X! X 1 1 K 5 in M Rf EJ JI C 1-1 CD .I ' L y u '!lz'lpglE 1 Z 9 2 Q x ' ,J N ' X 1 X I x I N I I I x X x x N J 1 N I' I I I x X X I I X ' N I x 1 ' uimon CLAU ' i HEADLEH', E. MYERS, I. SEIFERT, E. F. N HELv1G, C. A. N1coLL,, I. S. SELL, C. P. X HESS, M. ONDREIECK, W. SHEPSKX3 L, I I 5-IUTcH1I1s3sciH, H. T. IIQARNLELAW. O. SIERGIEI, In I, X ONESI, . . 1N1, . . S , H. G. I KELLER, G. F. QRASKIN, I. S. STEEVFFER P F IR I KISTLER, R. H. REED, G. W. QTETTLER' S.F. ' x W KONSCHAK, C. A. REINHARD, L. H. S I' ' KRAMER, A. A. RENKIN, W. S. TTOKESG' U' I KUHNS, W. B. RHODES, D. EGAN' ' ' I Q KUMMERH', R. T. RICE, E. I. TEMKO, L' X KUNTZ, I. S. ROSENBERG, M. TRINKI-E, W ALTER I- I MCFADDEN, D. F. RYAN, R. I. TRINKI-E. WM- R- k I X MCHUGH, E. F. SASSAMAN, E. L. VAN GILDER. B. C. MILLER, C. A. SCHILLER, A. XVOORHEES, R. S. MOESSNER, E. F. SCHNEBLY, L. W. XVELSH, W. A. . f NIURPHY, I. G. SEABURN, F. ZULICK, P. D. N ' , ,1 uw X ! N .5 1 A X X 1 I xf S.: if as ' sxft fx 1. 4' x X Twenty-one ALPREf CH CD W U if ' , V Q M 7 A i If ': N A ,,,- 'NW i I 4, ...g .l gqfgjjv S i 3' X ,ff T l X Q N - v W f 7 SENIOR CLASS IN 1925 nr I, Q ALPI?.E2.!'CI-ICJ ,ll 1 ,O M l a lll. lx SENIDIQ CLASS HISTDIQY ROM THE snow-capped mountains of Vermont, the rural districts of Pennsylvania, the mountains of West Virginiaf- from the North, South East and West we hailed, filled with such curiosity that we deemed it necessary to spend four years at A. P. S. When assembled we were one large and brilliant company. Trinkle being large and Fetherolf being brilliant. Our first impressions of Allentown in general and of A. P. S. in particular were varied and numerous. Consumed with the desire to do things and most eager to begin, we troubled the tall, lean professors and the grave, old professors with multitudes of questions. These grave professors gave tedious taxing tests to ascertain the widening wisdom and long, leaned lectures to satisfy the curiosity of the group of earnest, eager, children. Of course, they weren't giving tedious tests all the time. On the whole the profs. weren't so bad. But the next three years passed fast and again we assembled to assume our new responsibilities. We now held the title of dignified Seniors and entered into our activities with a spirit of leadership. This year was a most enjoyable one filled with sport, dances and banquets. But now our days at Prep. School are over. Let us remember the four happy years spent together within the walls of A. P. S., let us all remember our Alma Mater in years to come, and retain that sincere love and respect for her that has been developed within us during the past four years. May the friendships formed here endure until eternity. H :L ffl., fi . X x Y s Twenty-three silillili ALPR CH 0 CLAII DIQDIDHECY HILE opening my mail in my office, my eyes fell upon a very formal looking envelope. Upon opening it l was surprised to find that it was nothing other than an invitation from Director Raskin of the Wig and Buskin Club of dear old A. P. S. to attend the thirtieth annual pro- duction entitled "Sins of Society" and written expressly by Mr. Harry Hutchinson who lately had retired from the stage and begun to write plays. I immediately gave orders to my private secretary, Chas. Hauke, to order my ticket for Allentown and get things ready for my departure the following day. I then called up Dr. C. P. Sell, the maternity specialist, and asked him to accompany me on my trip and have dinner with me that evening, at the Abram's -Schnebly restaurant. That evening after alighting from a Reed-Seaburn Taxi, I found that my friend was already there. We were ushered to a table by Head waiter Kistler and after listening to several delightful selections by the two famous musical en- tertainers Fromer and Cole, succeeded in getting some service from Konschak. WVhile discussing the present positions of several old classmates I was sur- prised to learn that Ioe Tegan was the coach at Notre Dame. McHugh, so Sell said, studied too much Math and Science in an effort to disapprove the Einstein Theory, and had gone crazy and was now in Rittersville, under the care of warden Helvig and that Schiller did so well on his scholarship that they kept him there. When we arrived at Allentown, we left the station and on our way to the hotel almost stumbled over a poor begger. He accosted us with a "Gimme two bits for coffee sir." Being big hearted, we chipped in and gave him a dollar in change, whereupon he said "thanks" Sell and I then immediately recognized our old friend Ryan who had put all his money in an aeroplane and gone broke. His old pal Stautfer was a broker in YVall Street but Paddy was too proud to ask him for a loan. - X X as 'i L K 1 'Twenty-four I. Y 0 I U A 0 old friend Damiani. Yve were surprised to find that under the supervision of I v ' Y l ' V 1 Y W' i ' ' ' . I ' I V . Y . . . . , , " z , , I f CLAII DIQDDHEIY As we vvalked down the street we came across an exclusne looking shop designed bv Rosenberg and built bv the Burkhardt Halteman Co and used by Farley for displavmg gowns to attract women of the social life of the big city. Schneblv was his partner and more astonishing than ex er was the fact that they employ ed Reds Renkm as their special delix erv boy At the next crossing we boarded a trollev operated bv none other than our A A Kramer the trolley companv had extended the tracks out Chew Street to the school eliminating the long walk V e got off at Prep but stiange to say it wasn t the Prep. of bygone days. Sex eral new buildings had been designed and erected by the nationally renowned companv of Freedman and Temko YY e were greeted by Headmaster Riddell and learned that the boarding students had ruined Air. Shalters nerves and he was forced to retire We were shown thru the new buildings bv Head anitor Disman who in- formed us that Trinkle s beer was as good as ever. CThat wasn t saying muchD and that B111 had gone in partnership with his cousin W alter who took care of the beer and Bill the pretzels In the Dorms we met Aronoff a high jump star of Glympic fame: Cooper- man famous mos ie star Egan a local coal dealer' Fetherolf r. also a maternity specialist Grande the president of the American Engineering Co. and Hess and Harris who now headed Hess Brothers and were the biggest riy als of Willis Kuhns who with his partners Haas and Stettler had established a chain of clothing stores throughout Lehigh County, and 'L. Snyder a celebrated artist. After renewing acquaintances we decided to run down town to get a little supper before going to the play. As we entered the Crystal Restaurant who did we meet but Murphy slinging dishes as in the days of old at Prep. As we seated ourselves at a table a gentleman looked over at us. Immediately we recognized ef 1 -ff -5 "' V ' pg' X 7:5 Twenty-five LPREJ' CL-I CD init i A- mln I ,, ,Q i I ll lm I ' lil CLAII DIQDIDHECY Seifert who was still running Cnot on the track but from his wifej. He told us Kummery was now a distinguished brain specialist who practised on dogs and cats. Yvhile sipping our soup two very studious looking gentlemen came in and took a table beside us. Yve later recognized them by their accent as Van Gilder, editor of "How to Learn Math" and Rapp the American Ambassador to Germany. f ,5iLPP.E,fCI-I0 sz!" 'alla ,W i llllllli VVe hurried through our supper and rushed back to Prep. to the new auditorium which was erected in loving memory of Charles Miller and Harris Snow. Vile arrived there just in time to see Reinhard and Doll delivering dis- guised ginger ale to act as a little encourager for the actors. In the lobby ofthe auditorium we met another group listening contented- ly to Myers and Rhodes telling of their experiences in the Big League Baseball. As we looked over the crowd we recognized Hagerman, the city chemistg Babe Headley, coach of Muhlenberg Frosh. teamsg Doc. Iones, president of the All American Drug Co.g Mr. Kuntz and Nicoll, prominent bankers of the city. Valdo Ondrejcek, General Parnell of the Reserve Corpsg Mr. Charles Pini, asso- ciated with the Allentown Peanut Co.g Mr. Rice, a noted architectg Leo Shepsky a noted wrestlerg Voorhees and Siergiej outstanding gold starsg and last but not least Mr. E. Stokes Ir. all American guard of Carnegie Tech and now a great Construction Engineer. After the play as we were just coming out of the door who should we run into but a man hurrying to the play which was just over. He was none other than Zulick, late as usual. Q :gl ff Q il Twenty-six . . W A , w . " ' A - ' - 1 .1 .L , . f ,43tLPI?.E!'CI-ICD lla . lllllli ION' ' ' CLAII WILL E THE class of 1929 of the Allentown Preparatory School city of Allentown Countv of Lehigh State of Pennsylvania being we hope of sound and disposing mind do hereby will and bequeath to the follow- ing personages the following articles. Vte leaxe to our successors the class of19oO the honorarv title of seniors with all the dignity and privileges contained therein. To Fritz Yvavrek we leave the captaincy ofthe football team as a present from Ferdie Burkhard. Aronoff leaves his pretty freckles to Steve. Bortz leaves his good looks to the man in the moon. Don Cole leaves his phonograph to anyone who can furnish needles for it. ' ! I w 1 , 1 It is Sammy Cooperman's wish that his sunny smile be left to Mr. Shalter. May he use it plenty! Damiani leaves his ability to "provoke mirth" while reading Milton to anyone who takes English next year. Disman leaves the "Yonkers Herald" to the next guy to occupy his seat in the mess hall. Doll behooves us to give to Hammerman his "school girl complexion." To Percy Haltzel, Egan leaves his manly attitude while listening to Prof. Knauss. Percy dear, make good use of itl Farley leaves his speed to Earl Yvarmkessel, our "speed-demon" waiter. All his honorary marks are left to Bruno by Fetherolf. Freedman, The Scrapping Kid from Scranton, leaves his Santa Claus coat to anyone who is not too self-conscious to wear it. His tennis ability, his baseball and basket ball ability, his marvelous looks, I and heavy beard Fromer leaves to Rhoda. Don't let 'em throw you, kid. Grande leaves his ability to keep his mouth shut on all occasions to Iles who sure needs itl Haas leaves his sweet disposition to Iackie Rogers. "Shorty" Hagerman leaves his smile and goodnaturedness to Backinger. Halteman leaves his mighty power as a football player to any other enter- prising Bethlehem youth who enters Prep. next year. Our friends Harris and Hess leave their inseparability to the Siamese twins. "Babe" Headley leaves his popularity and athletic ability to next years teams. Think you'll find one as good as he next year, Wvinnie? Helvig wills his ability as a scientist to Brauch. You can thank your stars he isn't a chemist, Pauly you'd probably go through the roof. Hutchinson leaves his beautiful "lady-like" voice, his unlimited betting funds, and his numerous friends to anyone who cares to be so inflicted. ' iilflx VT 1 Twenty-seven 5 ALPP.ELJ'CI-ICD SFA lililllli ,W l lllllll CLA!! WILL ones leas es his miniature drug store to umor Keller leax es his bow ties to Marian Don t choke vouiself Honey . Abraham leax es his melodious xoice to Prof Bouyollwl Dont let it get the best of you Prof' Kxstler leax es the Duke s table to the next poor wretch who enters the xx alters dungeon The astute Mr Konschak leax es his secret reducing methods to his room- mate Chuck Graham Lord help you now Chuckl Kramer our go getting salesman leaves his tow line to anyone who is interested Yes pax ments are xerv simple. Dollar down and the rest when we Catch youl Kuhns leax es his maixelous manliness to ack the Giant Killer. Kummery IT personified leaves his captix ating eyes to anv Allentown Oculist who wishes to displav something good. Kuntz leax es his up turned nose to Fanny. XVhoal She s sp edin l Muchacho McHugh tired of arguin for Dear old Philly leaves the task to the next uaker who arrn es at Prep Miller our heroine leax es his ability as an actor to Shakespeare. Moessner leas es his snappv sox to any on who is stron enough to carry To Billv Kluckrich we leave im lllurphy s famous handshake. Myers leax es his eternal pestering of Grande to any 'fellow who goes to college with him NVallv Ondreyeck leas es his violin to the orchestra. Be good to it boys. It s the only one we have Parnell leax es his sweet disposition to Prof. Freitag. Hold everythin Prof' Raskm leax es his extensne wardrobe to any fellow who would be a well dressed man Reinhard leax es his famous latin translations to Caesar Cicero or Pliny. Please send names and addresses gentlemen. To anyone who can tidy it we leave Renkin's room. Rhodes leaves his"girl-shynessnto the prep school boys in general. He has enough for all of theml V Rice bequeaths his numerous love letters to Prof. Abbott. Yes, Prof., ' 1 x X 1 X I X x I Y .X I V . . . If W Q , U7 f - , ' f . N If 7 ' - ll A l I rr' - ' rx 'Y ' - H . Y V , X In ' V ' I n 1 , u L ' V Y - Y ' 3 Q' "Dannv" McFadden leaves his o ularitv and Hambitiousnessi to . P P - I . , ' ' g ff 'Y' Y X Q . " . - . I Y .I .1 3 g I around a fire extinguisher with him. ' V ' . . I ,' x r ' ff X , lf ,I . ' ' ' v . . v I U' g, X . . V - Y Y l we realize you have plenty, but remember the home work you gave us? Revenge is sweet. Rosenberg leaves his personality to the best-liked boy in the 1950 class. l Also his artistic ability. . J fi TL Aifinfe E ' l Twenty-eight S ALPREDJ'CI-ICD SW' .li illlllllll x CLAII WILL Patty Rv an leax es his wonderful build to Prof. Harkins. example next vear Stretch Schneblv leax es his long chain of broken hearts to the next good looking weight man who enters Prep Beaver Falls wants us to leave Seaburn s pole-vaulting to Morris. I wonder why? Did Seifert leaves his track ability to Aeneas in order that he shall escape 1 o. Sell leaves the running of the school once more to Wir. Shalter. P fghepsky leaves his appetite to Prof Miller. How much do you want for it ro . The basketball, baseball and golf playing of Siergiej go to Platt. That should be enough to keep you quiet Platt. Now be good. Snow leaves his numerous girl friends to any good looking young shiek,like himself, who can take care of 'em. And what a job you've got on your handsl Mr. Stauffer leaves his working shirt to Dundee. Tegan leaves his sparkling Irish-eyes to any song writer who can compose a song as nice as those same eyes and as pretty as his girl. Temko leaves his sax to any one who can play it. He requests, by a un- animous vote of the class, that the recipient of this gift kindly bury it if he can't play it any better than he Qrfemkoj could. "Walt" Trinkle leaves his track records to anyone who can break them. l Bell Trinkle leaves his soccer ability to Napoleon. N Van Gilder leaves his ability as a mathematician, scientist, astrologer, astronomer, and football player to Yvally Du Belle. Hold everything Wally. "Bob" Voorhees leaves his "ice-pick" as a present, to the guy who wrote "Among my Souvenirs." Welsh leaves only his memory to the school. Hey! someone got gypped. P Zulick leaves his ability to manage a football team to the girls of Hamilton rep. YVe, the class, extend our most melancholy farewells to the femmes at Cedar Crest. ln testimony thereof we therefore set our Iohn Handcock the forty-third day of Iulember in the year 6790. I l I w ll VI, Y V ' ' Sassaman leaves his game arm to the poor unfortunate who follows his KK .1 fi . ' - ' I If If J. E. Stoke.:- C. ff. Jliller Ilfm. Parnell F. 11. Felheroy cf xl -JI V1 I V -as-1 ,X Q 5 N ee Q Twenty-nine ALPREJCHC 4 Slug, M S t mill. l . Illili y , 'l lllllili f f ' Ci 4 i W1 GEORGE ABRAHAM George is rather popular And an athlete as well Some day he'll be a minister And save our .souls from hell. "Al'eA' Freeland, Pa. And now, ladies and gents, wc have George Abraham, the boy who put Freeland. Pa. on the map. "Abe", besides being regularly on the Honor Roll, is one of Preps best athletes. George is one of those strong. silent men which you often hear about. On the subject of the opposite sex George is about as talkative as a clam, but after ga:- ing at the handsome Visage above and con- sulting Georges roommate, we know why he takes so many trips to Freeland. George expects to enter Muhlenberg next fall and the class of 1929 wishes him all the luck in the world. Sz' 4 i. S. - tx. REMINGTON ARONOFF Aronojrs a shiek of torrid technique, Hex as slick and as sleek as a seal, Hes on the spot with it line red hot, He showed Prep. some real sex appeal. "Itch" Nlillville, N. "The Swamp Lily," as Frank is known by his class mates, comes from Ivlillville. That was the toughest break he ever got fso he claimsj. He demonstrated his athletic ability by holding down a berth on the soccer team and by his uncanny for should we say snappyj playing on the Atlantic City Team as a forward. Aronoll has also turned out to be quite a student as well as a good friend to all. His biggest weakness is a craving for the fair sex, but we all have to admit he knows his blondes. Frank will enter Temple University next fall and we the class of '29 wish him the best of luck in his future career. A tri Thirty Haw' ALPREf CI-I C3 3' T X Hffg I . -'fvogx Qoxef XX FERDINAND BURKHARDT Ferd. Old Boy! You did a job Ax only oi man can do. For the foolball Ieam of the Purple ZS! White Wax led hy none olher lhan you! "Ferdie" Bethlehem. Pa, NVell, fellows. heres Bucky himself. Raised in the wild and wooly town of Bethlehem, this little boy worked hard and hnally not only succeeded in becoming a great big football cap- tain but also oneof the best that Prep ever had. Bucky is the President ofthe Burkhardt and Halteman Club. The sole aim of this club is to prevent Prof. Gebert from walking around the history room by the simple method of putting one's feet on the window-sill. Bucky expects to matriculate at NV. 82 and we all know that he will succeed. Good luck, .,, .Ji fl ' L :X DONALD COLE Don ix a .wafer player. A darn gout! one loo. He wears lies of aflaxhy hue To match liix prelly eyes of blue" "Don" Palersoh. X. gl. The next exhibit is a smiling example of the Uhomo eollegiansu' Don juan Cole. l le is one ofthe lucky few who can sport a blazing orange tie and ablaek shirt and get away with it. Don went out for soccer and returned with laurcls. The reason Don isn't always on the Honor Roll is because he is eternally bothered with these strange uwimminn who want to know whether they havent seen him before some place. All joking aside. Don is one good guy. He has not decided what his calling will be, but he intends to be a beauty specialist fSit down! Sit down! Were only jokingl. Knowing that he will succeed in whatever he tackles. we all wish him the best of luck. xl l A-V X1 xl i x x J x xi 1 N N1 4 N s l x ll x l N I X 1 N f I ' x X Q 5 I x X 'fhiriy-one f il ALPI?.EJ'CI-ICD i iii 1 llllill f All . . 1 SAMUEL COOPERMAN Of Sammy Cooperman now we write, He was the "banker end" they said But Sam's power as we all know N'er got a chance to reach his head. 'iSam" Allentown, Pa. At last we have reached the wonder boy, Sam Cooperman. Sammy is one of the local boys and therefore does not have as much time to study as the dorm students, especially with his many feminine admirers always an- noying him. Sam went out for football in a big way and his playing was a credit to Prep. While he is undecided as to where he will matriculate, we suggest he enter some school of salesmanship for he certainly can throw a mean line in Prof. Abbott's public speaking class. Well, so long, Sam. We all wish you good luck and success. 4 J 'Ji - vxd S a ffl- . ILM- BRUNO DAMIANI Bruno comes from Bethlehem In an old but stately Ford, The darn thing will, someday, we hope, Make Bruno mighty bored. "Brunette" Bethlehem, Pa. Here you are, girls! No, it isn't john Gil- bert. lt's his double, Bruno Damiani, the boy with the permanent wave, Did you ever sec such wavy hair outside of the movies? Bruno is one Big Moment with the girls, take it from us. Yet he is always on the Honor Roll and has an enviable scholastic record. After looking at the handsome Visage above, you can easily see why Bruno has so little time to himself. They even call him the Love Pirate way over there in Bethlehem. Bruno is going to enter Penn State in the fall, Good-bye and good luck, old boy! X 1,5 A x - y X1 X s ns X XX Q S : X f -r 1 Th i rty-two v ' 5 Q fi J-mtg - ! ir ALP15Q.Ef eu o AH if A ARTHUR DISMAN Ar! comex from a place culled Yonllerx. From irliere erery good guy ltailx. Be il alhlete. prexitienl. or marie xlar. Ile romexfrom the Yonf4er.tjc11'l. "Ibm" Yonkers. Y. Y. Une glancc at this young man. the pride of Yonkers. xy ill convince you that he is a likeable fellow. 'Al5isH also hits thc Honor Roll hard and regularly, "Dis" fxvho said i'Diz::y" 71 may be seen almost every Saturday night with some beautiful blonde or brunette. Being a crack baseball player UD. this little fellow offered his services to the coach. W'innie Slemmer. NVinnie. when he looked into our sub,iect's bright, honest eyes. immediately gave him the high and much sought after position of water- boy. "Dis" intends to enter the lhiversity of lvlichigan and we all extend to him our heartiest good will. 1 . . RICHARD DO-Ifgqfl ,710 llere ix L1 lazyjelloui Ax erer you liure xeen. Bu! liek a rear with uiomen. A xlirek! First cluxx I mean. "Baby Doll" Allentown. Pa. X Step up closer. ladies and gents. and feast your eyes on Exhibit Z. R. F. Doll. Esq.. alias "l3ick" alias "Baby Doll." lhis shy little brute is a local boy. but Allentown long ago refused to accept responsibility for his actions. Vv'hile our heros imposing name does not adorn the Honor Roll, there is one subiect that Dick excels in. and thats history, A lot of the fellows are complaining that our hero is lvlr. Geberts pet and we shouldnt bc sui- prised if there were some truth in the matter. NVhile Diclcs future is still hazy Clilae the presentj. we. the class of N29 wish him a happy one. Q "l QQ I it 'liliirty-three ALPREf CI-1 CD at-1 xi tliltui Lavgbas ROBERT A. FARLEY FREDERICK FETHEROLF , As pretty a nifty runner Fred's a human book of Knowledge, N As ever you have seen, And we're not afraid to say, He came to us from Germantown, That no matter what you want to know, I And for him girls are keen. He'll tell you right away. i " t " 1 P . "Bob" Germantown, Pa. Frei Auentou nf a Let us now introduce the future US. re- presentative in international track, Robert A. "Bob" Farley. This young man certainly can run. We believe that this is due to the fact that Bob and the Duke have occasional misunderstandings and consequential work- outs. Bob is one popular boy around school- and in Germantown too. He seems to prefer the hometown girls to explaining to the Duke why he cut the last few classes and went home for the week-end without an excuse. Bob is going to enter Penn State next fall and we all know he will be a success in what- ever he attempts to do. N! .T -4. -X- Thirty-four ....f'f A-Xt last we have arrived to the fellow who has run away with all the scholastic prizes for the last four years. Fred is absolutely a store house of facts. Fred does not go out so strongly for our athletic program but in our social program and scholastic sphere he was always to be found "johnny on the Spot," He has proved his worth in our play and on the Alprescho staff, He sternly believes that argumentation broadens the mind, and one of his chief past- times is arguing with the Duke and Prof. Harkins. Fred will go to ivlercersburg next year and we his class mates wish him lots of luck. .-Xu Revoir, Fred. it ALPREfCHO fi' i ll! I ' A llif ' HAROLD C. FREEDMAN Freedman hails from Scranton, The hes! louin in the world, Ile surely thinks so: anyway Thats what he tells his girl. 'K llappyu Scranlon, Pa. Ladies and gentlemen. our next presenta- tion is that clever entertainer, Mr, Harold C. 'iHappv" Freedman. This husky young fellow hails from Scranton. the home of he-men "Happy" is one of those clever young men who manage to be everywhere at one time lt is almost impossible to attend any Prep. activity without seeing our heros shining countenance. "Happy" besides being on the Honor Roll fevery few monthsj is a crack tennis player. and his favorite hobby is sending fast balls at Prof. Harkin's nose. XVe all know that he will make a great name for himself when he enters Lf of P. g, . i i DAVID FROMER The great emancipaliun Had nolhing on our Dare. Over him the girls of Rittersville Simply rare and rare. "Scotty" lf. .'N'oru'alk. Conn. And now we introduce our famous Mexican athlete, Scotty Fromer. This young chap comes from some snow covered trading post in the wilds of Conn. Scotty is one popular boy. being on the Honor Roll regularly and going out for basketball. baseball. and tennis. Scotty doesnt believe in going to lN4ealey's on Saturday nights---he says the fioor is too crowded. So he goes there every other night in the week except Sunday. Scotty expects to enter Princeton next fall. Good luck to you, old boy! I 1 Q i X.. xi Y ' x N ,Q 3 .4 Thirlyilire WBJ53 iiiiwfp fcfhl? sill HAROLD GRANDE Un every ream, in erery sport. Youll-find him 'very handy. And we all like this gentleman, Xluhose name is Harold Grande. 'Crunilei' Edgewater, N, Al. You are now gazing on the quietest boy in in the building and in proportion to his size and ability we all wonder how he does it. Harold has been with us for two years and has in that time acquired a reputation which is envied by every one in Prep. Grande won lame for Prep on all our var- sity teams. But that isn't all, ln his scholf astic record he has kept up with the best and has held his own in our social affairs. l le has several weaknesses and they are all UBrunettes." On Sunday you can always find Harold in his room writing fand it isn't History Note Book work either.J Grande is going to enter Lehigh next fall so Good-bye and Good Luck. .J ai P-K Rx.. Thirty-six EARL HAAS Fugelsrille! Fogelsrillel Look what youre lurned oul. lfarlie Haus .vo cute and sweel, Full of dogs and sourkroul. Mfvrusu Fogelsrille, Pa. Well. fellows, here you are, Another strong silent man from one of those places where men are men and women are-all right. C.-Xll right! NVe didnt know you had heard that one belorel Earl never says much, but you know the old saying- -"Still wates run deep." Earl is everybodyfs friend and nobodyfs enemy. which is more than you can say about a lot of lellows. He always has a good aver- age scholastically. Socially. he is conservative - every Sunday he calls on the 'One and Only' in his handsome near." While Earl is undecided as to what his calling will be, we all know he will bea success in any Field. Good luck, Cyrus! l X Y i G K ,, 1 ,4 4 S, t I I X I x I N I N x I I I X I X XI I X ' I i I 1 I 4 I I I X ' ll' ' 1 4 l' 'x KENNETH R. HAGERMAN .NlLJ1Utyl'lOfIj' dear. dortt you tlarei If you do. I'Il pull your hair, 'l'I1al'.t what Shorlyfs girl told him, Bu! Shorty tl0esn'I care. U13uck" Easton, Pa, Yes! Heres the Easton Flash. Buck or Shorty as he is known to his fellow class mates is one ofthe many loyal supporters of A. P, S. He is behind all our activities. social. athletic or scholastic. He was a member of our football squad and a member of the School League Basket- ball Champs, the Atlantic City Team. 4 Outside of that Buck is a very quiet sort ot chap: but you know the old saying "Still Water Runs Deep." Buck expects to matrieulate at U. of Alabama next year and we his fellow class mates wish him all the luck for his future success. fCI-ICD me 1026 EDWARD HALTEMAN Hallcrmin hails from Bethlehem, .-Xml a good old skate is he. Hel: one of lhe greczlesf guys we know. And ivilli a smile like his-'wliy sI1oult1n'l lie be? " Haultyu Bellileliem, Pa, Halteman has been with us two years now and he has decided to give the Duke a break and graduate. During his sojourn at Prep Haulty has made many friends and has en- joyed quite a bit of popularity. His weakness was Physics. And how he could do problems! We predict a bright future for this fellow. Next year he hopes to grace the campus of Lehigh and we wish him the best of luck. lDon't do anything we wouldnt do l-laulty hay! Football Squad. Lehigh. ' X, i A-'I I X X -x..' t. 1 5 X 5 5 .1 I ? .X KX. Th i rly-seven ' -we I f !XLPRE,fCI-IQ? i B'-'ff' l li A r . g iliilfillli If JW5 I i aw-A M164-, WILLIAM HARRIS Cure lil sweet li'l William. You are small bu! do notjear. jr. Hess ivoritfeel complete lfyou. Bill. are not near. ,,Bill" Allenloivn. Pa. Next we introduce to you lvlr. XYilliam Thakheimer Harris. junior. Bill has attended Prep. for the last four years and naturally has acquired a large host of friends. Bill is one of our younger set and although his size is against him in athletics has always been a loyal supporter of all Prep. games. Bill spends most of his time at the Raub junior High School. He claims he plays base' ball but were not so sure about that. He is one of Prof. Freitags "lVIath sharks." and has always managed to keep off the Dukes be- low grade list by a safe margin. Bill expects to go to P. lN1.Cf. next year st Good Luck Bill. xl 1 -X H-1-Y Tli irly-eight CHAS. W. HAUKE A quiet lilllefellou' Everybody knows If you speak to him Qf girls He blushes like a rose. "Chas" Allentown. Pu. Hauke is a shy little guy who helps when ever he can. Altho he wasn't an athlete he made quite a host of friends for himself around school. He follows the old adage. Ulittle peo- ple should be seen and not heard." Thus his popularity. He is quite girl shy and the co-eds of Lf. of Penn will lose one freshman bean when Hauke arrives there. We wish you all the success in the world kid. Solong. Alprescho. Lfof P. '1 '-1 -Yi l l 5 :Fl A ALPREf CI-I C3 K ,in k x L In l l 'lm ill llllili i 'I . .I ll 9 ' ' it X ELWOOD HEADLEY Herefs a fellow we all like For his winning smile and way. Babe lakes his troubles and his joys The same troy every day. I X l X I N N 1 CLARENCE HELVIG Heliiig is o scientist, 0 He slings cz uficketl line N Ile hails from Hazleton, Pa. Anil wants to own a mine. N l 'iBal'e" Atlantic City, N.j. ..C,m,k-- Hawlewn pa Here is our most popular as well as best liked member in the class. Babe has a way all his own and a personality plus. Babe is one of our letter men and his splendid work and ability on the gridiron, court, diamond, track and in the classroom have made every member of the faculty and student body proud of him. Babe is a good winner and a good loser but the power of his smile on women is too complex and numerous to mention in this short space. Babe will go to Centenary, La., this fall and although we know he will make a hit there we wish him lots of luck and success. So Long Babe. N QI Chick comes from the coal regions where men are men and women are gossipcrsg Cno- thing at all unusualj However this doesnt makcC1hick a miner and he doesnt want to be one, While at Prep, Chick has acquired a host of friends and been a loyal supporter of all Prep. activities. He has made out nicely in his scholastic program and hopes to go to Penn , XVcll. Good Luck, Chick we sure hope you 1 N1 X! x I N State, to take up engineering. His one weakness is women. He says that he simply must give the women a break. come out OK. in your engineering course. ' lil, flex ...N Sflf B its f li N 4 J 1 ,I X Thi try-ni ne ALPREf CI-I CD Sl" 1' 1. ll' MAX HESS, JR. Wonder round our Prep. Suhool And ask for Mr. Hess. Some guy will surely tell you " Huis the nut who says - 'Oh Yell'- "Hess" Allentown. Po Stop! Look! Listen! 1 This gent is the honorable lvlr. lvlax Hess Jr. the famous Stage and Screen Star lmpersonator. His wavy hair and ability to wear a black shirt and a bright red necktie bring him to our front row as a challenge to any other Prep. School in the country for a more original youth 177771 But outside of his loud clothes and hand- some countenance he is a good fellow and is liked by all, Junior will go to Muhlenberg this fall and we wish him the best of luck for ducking jobs and Sophs. cause we know he'll need it. of . ,RQ , Forty A HARRY T. HUTCHINSON From Yonkers town this boy did come. His complexion light and fair. The girls all rare when he's around. Because hes so debonair. " Hutch" Yonkers. New York. Y, Hutch came to us after our regular routine had begun but has proven to us he's no stick- in-thevmud by any means. ln this period of time he showed us that he was a dandy basketball player, actor and a good all around fellow, His biggest weakness is a "blonde" and she must live in Yonkers cause he makes more than the usual number of trips home, Hutch expects to go to Washington and Lee this fall and we. his class mates, wish him the best of luck. So long Hutch. like lp ,N 1 ',. A 'll J Lgfvlcf LPREf Cl!-I 0 E M m y gilligi HERBERT JONES Whal, I od i ne7 M ercuroclzrome? Sure, come over lo my room. Nly drug slore will fix you up Or else youll die right won. " Herb" Slienandoali, Pa. Yes. folks, "Herb" is the fairest of all coal crackers but Herb is going to be a chemist. We are all pretty sure that Herb cant fail because he sure does know his Chem, in Prof. Knauss' class and in the lab. The only thing were afraid of is that one of these sunny days all of us will be blown up as a result of Herb s ingenious chemical mixtures. He held his own on the soccer team and has loyally supported us in everything else. His scholastic record is far from anything to be ashamed of. Well Herb we wish you lots of luck in your future chemistry line. c, RUSSELL H. KISTLER Kixller is a waiter. I'le's been here several years. Now Ilia! liek going lo graduate Walcli the Duke shed tears. " Kislleru Kulzlown, Pa. Next we have a representative from that famous old burg called Kutztown. Kistler is a quiet fellow and he's so quiet that the Duke gives him a bawling out, about once a week, for falling asleep in classes. He was one of our- famous soccer booters and held his own with the best of opponents. ln other lines he has supported us equally well, He has kept his scholastic record in good condition and has been on the honor roll al- most every month of his school year. The whereabouts of Kistler's future so- journ is unknown but we, his class mates, wish him the best of luck in whatever he may choose. - 1 1 Qx -E gi? it 11 I l l Forty-one ALPRE,f CI-1 O CARL KONSCHAK Corny we like thee 'Deed we a'0l But we all pity the poor girl W'ho'll have to lire with you. "Corny" lWilIi'ille. X, j. Although Konschak comes to us from lvlill- ville it has not proven to be a hindrance to him because he has taken to our habits and routine like a fish to water. He has managed our soccer team and been an active student for the last three years. Carl is one of our most school-spirited boys and even the coldest days cant keep him from seeing one of our football games from be- ginning to end. He has kept himself well up in his studies and in our social affairs. Strange to say he doesnt like girls. C7771 Carl expects to continue his studies at Temple University and we. his class mates. wish him the best of luck. L! V,--1 ...f -- V4- ALBERT R. KRAMER Kramer our marvelous genius. Kramer our man-about-town. Kramer our historical authority. " Kramer please pipe down." U Kramer" Allentown. Pa. Kramer sure has made old Prep sit up and take notice this past year. He confounds Prof. Harkins something terrible in English, Sure knows his stuff this fellow. He's a jolly good natured sort of a chap, Minds his own business at all times and is Very well liked by the student body as a whole. Next year he putS himself in circulation at Li. of P. He is sure to be a success and heres more power to him, Luck Kramer. I -fl .X--xfsg jf- . Yi Forty-two l ., F AXLPREJ' CI-I 0 ."'f'9Qf9 - ffEM,-v'i!2 140- GY WILLIS KUHNS lluillix Kuhns is a nice fall lay llwlio wen! out for the boxing team. He fought a rouml with lfsllou' Anil lantletl on his lean. "Will" Allentown, Pa. XYill is a pretty good Chap! Noted for his marvelous physique. Hes a woman hater fwhen theyire not aroundj and as bewitehing as a Norse god. XVe really dont see how the girls of Allentown can resist him. Next year NV. and bl. will awake to Gnd itselfinthe power ofthis handsome young gent. Should there be any femmes in that vicinity -- Well l bet theyll fall for this Apollo. Lots of luck, Kuhns. ...f .1 7.7 V ii J x x 1 N N1 JOHN S. KUNTZ I 1 . ii - l!l. 1 X X I xi x 1 l X X 'flux hwy ix ,brelly slick Ana' liantlxome ax can Ive, lIe'Il own the city of Allenloiiin glut! you wail anti' see. "Nlt1t'lt1'e" Allenluirn, Pu. Little liunt: comes from the best eity on earth faeeording to Prof. Knauss and himselfj. Hes the sweetest little thing you ever laid eyes on. Hes still single too. He CLIIS a wicked Hgure around Prep and is so small youd almost take him for Lon Chaney in ai new disguise, Next year he leayes us for Dear Old Princeton. His smile should stand him in good there, Well Kuntzy tal-ye care of your self. Princeton. .I K, Forty-lhree ewdr wi fl ' Q . ALPREf CI-I 0 i ii-"lm," Ii l lils f i i l llllili ' f 1. s it .f 7 ' EDWARD McHUGH Nlcliugh is one of our "W'ise Boysf Who knows each and every fact. Be it math, physics, or chemistry. "The Profs can sit on a lack." "Ned" Germantown. Philadelphia, Pa. We now introduce to you our favorite son "Ned" McHugh. Genius means work and A'Ned" works. He has only been with us one year but in that period has acquired a wonder- ful scholastic record. especially in math and physics. Ned won his "A" on the soccer team and much of our soccer fame belongs to his splendid foot work. His hardest task. however, is convincing Prof Knauss that he is his best Physics student. Ned is earnest in all he does and has a good share of common sense. He expects to continue his studies at Lehigh and we. the class of '29 extend to him our best wishes for success. So Long, Ned N, A S" 'hi Forty-four CHARLES A. MILLER, JR. Heres to Charlie Miller. Our actress so blithe and gay. The editor loo of this book, And a darn good skate, I'll say. "Chick" Allentown. Pa. Fair reader, for otherwisej, you are now gazing on no other than Nlvlrsjanet Cannot" in the guise of a school boy, Charlie or Chick as he is known has par- ticipated in almost every activity which took place in the past school year. ln Charlie we have one of our brightest and most popular boys, but this does not mean that he is a book-worm-far from it. Charlie can take care of himself in any sport Qparticularly in indoor sports????7J Charlie has also participated in all our social affairs and hasvmade a fine record for himself during the foul' years he has been with us. Charlie will go to F. and M. this fall to prepare for a Denistry course at the U, of P. and we, the class of '29 wish him the best of luck for success in that line. .I Q i 2,1 il 'ro ALPREfCHO lit' 6014114 ill i iiliiii JAMES G. MURPHY JAMES MYERS llme speak next if our Prexitlenl, .llyerxl lllyers' O merciless breaker tjhearlsl llefv a good pal tee must say. ll hy ilo you .tleer clear of lhe girls? He smiles for ereryhody, llnilli your handsome face and glillering eye, rind lhal smile is there Io slay. You make their hearts Simply whirl. nik .. Aflanmk Cm, N, J 'Alimu lielhleliem, Pa. U x , . '. . A You are now gazing on the handsome countenance ol our President. He was Pre- sident oi our class last year and did his job so xxell that we ruled him President again this vear. Besides being our President he has been captain oi the soccer team lor two consecutive seasons and a first rate baseball player. lke. needless to say, keeps himself on the honor roll and well up in our social ranks. lle will go to Westchester Normal this fall and we, his classmates, wish him the best oi luck for success in his undertakings there. cf Q- I i. "5.iWV xx -Q jimmy came to us from Bethlehem High and has built up for himseli an admirable record while here at Prep. llis chief traits are promptness. quietness and the pursuit ol' knowledge. jimmy never comes late to school and is very seldom, ii' ever, late for classes, He speaks only when spoken to and usually has his head buried in a book. Qwhziit kind ofa book! l l YJ He. very unlike the rest of us, has seen no particular attraction in girls or in any one girl. We really believe sometimes we ought to get Grande to help him out of that trouble. jim is going to Lehigh this fall and we wish him the best of luck. So Long. Qlim. fl Fortyifire I Fe Q nh-I R t it f i . , i ' llwl' J 0 abt JG V . Yrwuwv 0 J. S. NICOLL VLADO ONDREJCEK Tall, lanky. handsome. quiet duck, Wally lakes life serious. W'ho'll discuss things now and then And studies hard as H .....,,. . He gels Prof Harklns all hauled up. When he becomes a minister, With his' l'loii'.' Where' Xfhy and When ' He should make out, well. "Nick" Allentown. Pa. MW'ally" Newark, New jersey. Our next presentation, Nick Nicoll. is a Yes you are now gazing on a sample ofthe day student. He is a very quiet fellow. like youths that Newark, turns out, Wlally has all day students UD, and well liked by every- only been with us one year but has pulled body. thru in swell form. He hasnt starred in any - - , , athletic team but he has set up a very good Nick is somewhat ol a mystery to all of Scholastic record us--'fhe claims that he is not interested in the fair sex. and we have not yet been able to Wally is one of the quiet,studious type and catch him in the company of some beautiful is liked by all, but. strange to say he turned girl. We really believe Nick has his dates down some of the affection wished upon him outside of Allentown. for nobody can convince by the girls. XVally is no woman hater but us that a handsome fellow like Nick has no he believes in the saying, "Business before interest in girls. Pleasure." Our hero is undecided as to his future plans Wally will take up the ministry and we. the but wherever he goes he will take with him the class of '29, extend to him our sincerest Wishes good will of the class of 1920. for success in the future. ls, ,7 1-fi -fi 'x.'L'f:i--,Q All X Y i .a i - l 1 1 Forty-six .a l' A. "' l i ,li I ZTI LPREJ'CI-I0 I I ff: ' 'L I ' WILLIAM O. PARNELL .Your well mention Bill Parnell A nice little chap. And Howl Someday at dear old Iluest Point lle'll my -- Youre out of step you cow, 'Bill' Rye, N. Y. Fair reader gaze now on the fellow who has helped a lot in getting over this book which it is your privilege to read. He is seen often but heard seldom. Ile is busy all the time preparing for a course at Vfest Point where his dream will come true. Nfany times you can see him dreaming in his room probably about the days to come at West Point. Bill has made a host of friends and has made no enemies here at Prep. We know his determination and stick-to-it-tiveness will be a big asset to him in the future. So long Bill and lots of Luck. EUGENE PERKINS Poikinsl Poikinsl Oli you ivonlan killer! 1'Il lie! irlien you see your girl Itsjoy with iiiliicli you fill her. l "Park" .'xllz?FIlO1l'l'l, Pa. This earnest young man came late and immediately impressed everybody with his earncstness and hard work, "Pcrl4" as hc is known among his friends has a reputation as the most quiet lellow in school. We must not forget his efforts in behalf of this boolq. lie distinguished himself as a salesman of no mean ability. His 'ado' helped us greatly. XK'herex'er he may roam he has the best wishes oi the class of '29. Forty-seven Il q KW i W fi 4 ALPREJ' CI-I C3 ai-3 M X J QA.eec.,pQL-L QAM CHARLES PIN I Iloii' ivoultl you like Io mee! A lm-V ax nice tix nite toultl lu' llefw tery quiet untl likeable too Tliilv l'okx'. fallen' Charlie Pini. "Cliurlie" Pliillipxluirg. .X sl. Next we introduce to you Charles Pini. Charlie is a very quiet boy and runs close competition to Grande in that line. His pleasant nature has won lor him a large host ol lriends. Charlies size was slightly against him in athletics but lor a rumble seat his si:e is superb. Charlie is quite a shielc but besides being a ladys man he is a mans man too. Charlie expects to matriculate at Lafayette next fall and we are sure he will succeed in whatever course he follows. Good-bye and Good Luck Charlie. il' ' 477- x' X1 xl l X X JULIUS K. RAPP Dultliiel Dutlliie' Here you le! Yelcom! Yelfom! From ux lo ye! You play .tower like only Dundee can Anil if you keep on growing youll .soon be ti man 1 "Duti'liie" Allentown. Pu. Dutchie in this last year has shown us rand Duncleej the proper way for a center on a soccer team to conduct himself. K His contortions and manipulations of his leet, to say nothing ol his Hsweet accent. earned him the name ol 'ADutchie! ' But Rapp isnt as bad as all that. He is a darn good fellow and he sure knows his German and Sourkrout. Rapp plans to take up some form of bank work next year and we. the class ol' '29 wish him the best of luck. i l M " fl .E l , X X x X X l I 5 I 1 ll ' Forty-eiglil ilu I' 'I A A A , l i ISADORE RASKIN Ruskin is a good old man As good nalured as you could uiish, He may be jewish and all of that, But canned beef and cabbage is his dish! "Murph" Paterson, N. tl, Murph has so many clothes he simply must know what to wear on all occasions. Hes a soccer player ol' repute and takes the cake as an actor. His Uamici sunt legions." He is very po- pular and is indispensible around the school. He promotes every new fad and makes us follow his example too. Next year he'll start at the Wharton School of Finance, Good luck Murph. ALP12E,f ou o I Hin l x 1 X N1 LA YARD RE INHARD A studious gent is Layard, ' As prelly as a doveg X Ile never could get chemistry vm Q will . I il lliillfil ll X X I X1 x 1 I X X I X Bu! how that boy can love. "Remy" Allentown, Pu. Ladies and Gentlemen! You are now gazing on a typical good old time Allentonian. Reiny has been going to Prep. for four years and knows the ropes thoroughly. Every Saturday you can see him driving around town with his side kick Doll in a truck Hirting with every girl they see. Layard hasn't taken to athletics at all but when it comes to our social affairs he is always ready and never satisfied. Reiny expects to go to Perkiomen this fall and we, the class of '29, wish him all the luck in the world. So Long Reiny. df sil 'C' 1. X N iii f -1 f Z ' -'X' iff X Forty-ni ne S ALPRE,f CI-I CD " ll 'fic ff I. f' M "II ' ia I E. I 1 X , lll ll, ll ' 'll ll - r I' la, lf ll lllll . --H : 4 J ,vt- x Q A L, l WILLIAM RENKIN Now of Red 1'll write a poem As nice as nice could be, For it would have to be, l'd say Funny to be like he. "Reds" Oradell, N. j. Next on our program is the redheaded wonder-Bill Renkin in person. "Reds" is a veteran at Prep. He can remember when Prof. Freitag weighed 150 lbs. While he is not always on the Honor Roll, he holds his own very well. Athletically, Bill is a crack tennis playerf?J and he is very adept at indoor sports. Cahem!j He knows quite a few local girls,-and many ones from Oradell, judging from the sweet- smelling letters that he receives. Reds is going to Stanton Military Academy to prepare himself for the office of commander- in-chief of U. S. forces in the next war. Good luck, Bill. HENRY M. REYES Here is a skinny fellow Comes from Sandinds forces. His old man owns a ranch far away And he surely knows his horses. "Sandino" Nicaragua, C. A. This handsome C. American gent is a shiek and don't forget. The girls of Allentown think he's as pretty as a picture. Bring on your better man! His smile and doublejointedness has won him many friends and it'll be a long time be- fore we forget him. Next year he plans to enter U. of Havana where we are sure he will make out great. Good luck, Sandino. S. 5. L. Fifty d. ,X BQ E n 1 ' H1-i i 'lm It T A . I l i fl I A I l ll Ii ' l l 'IW ll 1 I A I 1. M. I llm I I1 Z- A 1 . - . UZ! y , DONALD RHODES ELLIOTT J. RICE Heres the athlete big and strong A sprinter fair ofjet black hair Hes always sure to get along And beautiful complexion No matter where it is he goes He runs quite well and we have heard The girls will say, " He's not so slow." That girls are his destruction. "Don" Atlantic City, N, 'iBill" Burlington, Vermont. Rhodes is another Atlantic City productv Herels 3 boy who makes our track Oppon, and is an athlete of no mean ability. He made cms tremble ghd eat the dust. fRude girl: both football and baseball teams and played "ls,-ft he really Stunning, on the Atlantic City team which won the school Championship. Rhodes made out well scholastically also. Although no shining light he worked hard and got all his credits. He expects to attend Washington and jefferson where we know he will make good scholastically: and that he will be a big asset to W and J 's football and baseball teams. Well, so long, Rhodes lots of luck from the boys. L, , 'i-Y a 'Q Prof. Abbott sure did give the school land Allentown womenj a real break when he brought Rice down here from Vermont. We dare say he is quite a popular, well liked and attractive lad. Say you haven't seen anything until you see him. Rice will go to Notre Dame this fall and we hope he can pull thru in as good form there as he has here. is E i l i Fifty-one ALPRE,f CI-I 0 f Fm .Q f 4 HEY' ' s 1 X ' ' I 'I I A t yzzafezfius W I fl ' fl VU MARTIN ROSENBERG Now Rosie dear, would'st lend your ear To hear a poets wriling7 You're a darn good guy and all of that Bu! you're Oh, so good atjighlingl "Rosie" Paterson, N. Rosie arrived here after our regular routine had begun but dug right in and has, since then. proven his worth in many ways. When the call for help on the Alprescho was issued he immediately volunteered his services as our art editor and you only need to take one look at the sketches to see that this Baby knows his pencils. Rosie has been especially active in our social activitiesg and judging from the girls he is seen with he sure has i'lT." Next year our friend Rosie expects to matriculate at Temple University and we, the class of '29, wish him the best of luck for future success. So long, Rosie, NJ 51 L l RAYMOND RYAN Patty dear, did you hear The news thats going round? For skipping out to Cedar Crest You'll stay on campus grounds. "Ray" Bogota, N. Time! --- 2.45 Plvi. Place: - In front of High School. Ryan! S Pardon me miss have we not met before? Then as the girl turns around and Patty gets a glimpse of her phy- siognomy 17770 he decides whether he has or hasn't. There are only two things wrong with Patty. First he always gets his history lessons all bawled up and second he walks around as though hes walking in his sleep. When ever he gets in one of these moods some one just has to yell "Look at the girls!" and "Presto Changou Patty comes to. Patty expects to go to Georgetown this fall and we, the class of '29, wish him the best of luck for success in that time. s 1 S. --- .. V x. Fiflyflivo l i if ALP152.Ef Quo I fff EDWARD SASSAMAN QSUSSIIIYIGII Carnes from Mauch Chunk Anti goes back every tluy, He won us all right off the hat With his pleasing smile and way. A1S'as.vy" Mauch Chunk, Pa. 'llimci About twice a week. Place I-f - Olhcc. Sassy in a very meek voice:-V Shalter, mayl have an excuse for being absentu Dukei- -A'W'hat's the reason?" Sassyi- - "Well, its along story but anyway l missed the traln, Sassy has a very pleasing nature and as it is rumored is a good football player in lvlauch Chunk. At chapel and noon his voice can always be heard above the angry mob who are struggl- ing to get ice-cream at Prof. Gebert s stand. Sassman hasnt decided where he is going next year but we'll wish him the best of luck just the same. Good-bye, Sassy! 1 . T , Qi Xa lf ZWV ARTHUR SCHILLER Schiller was a steller athlete, Ile hen! us to his will, liek the only one of all of us. To get a bid to Rillersrille. "lY'hilney" Yonkers N. Y- Schiller is another of the Yonkerboys. and he believes in letting the boys know it. When he isn't talking about Yonkers he is having it out with his room-mate Fromer. The boys called Schiller "Whitney" but he was no A'Whitney" by a long shot. He managed to get all his credits though he had rather a hard time of it. We do not know just where he will matriculate next year but we, as a class, wish him lots ol luck. 1. .L ll Fifty-three jill' ALPREfCL10 y il lnli i . LEWIS W. SCHNEBLY What makes the girls of Allentown 'Turn round and stare and stare? Look, right on that young dapper man. Thats Schnebly right up there. "Stretch" Mercersburg, Pa. Yes, "Stretch" as we know him is the flash from Mercersburg. "Stretch" has been instrumental in raising the plane of athletics at Prep. and he is a boy of whom the school can justly be proud. l-le made his letters in football and track. Besides a t h l e t i c s, "Stretch" managed to find time to hit the books. His subtle sense of humor, timely remarks and optomistic attitude have done much to brighten our Prep. School boys and with such a line he will surely make good in college. We wish you lots of luck "Stretch" He will matriculate at Washington and Lee - 14-- "if57 in Br! 1 r i ' X xl X1 5 1 I X K J X ,I X I X SEABURN eaburn a darn nice guy x l As quiet as a mouse He struts around the building though As if he owned the house. N , "Frank" Beaver Falls, Pa. X Next on exhibition is Frank Seaburn, our illustrious, handsome Prep schoolite. F rank is either heard snoring or seen whizzing by N with his side kick Reed in their limousine f "a la knock." N This limousine has very nearly been con- verted into a "rent a car" by Frank because its in such demand. I Not knowing where our friend is going we X can't warn the girls that the Prep. Flash is coming. But whereever he does go, we, his I classmates, extend to him our sincerest wishes K for success. X1 X 1 .,f1 Lflg Y. 'i X X . I X 5 ' X x s S x 5 l -1 f f Fifty-four f K 4 ,., .B ALP1Q.E,fCL1o H i , 7 in M. I ELMER SEIFERT As quiet a guy as you ever knew, This guy of the second floor, He rooms with Mr. Kistler And still doesnt know the soccer stores. "Sonny" Hellertown, Po, lf you ever watch any of our soccer games and noticed a handsome young fellow dashing furiously all over the Field, you probably wished to know who he is. We'll tell you - Elmer Seifert. QThe girls call him "S0nny"J. Elmer is also a track man, which fact makes his roommate, Kistler, green with envy, He is a likeable chap, especially with the girls. The dresser in his room is liberally adorned with snapshots of pretty girls, both local and from Hellertown. Sonny is going to Lehigh next year and we predict lor him a bright and prosperous future. ,J ., S.. X x. ' .StQQ CHARLES P. SELL Of "Papa" now we write about. A smart old duck is he. W'hen he gets out of college Hell make a swell M. D. "Papa" Allentown, Pa. Behold, but do not grab! CHe's already been bookedj. Papa Sell is not only the oldest and probably wisest member of our class but he is our favorite stage star. Sell, as all those who saw "The Great Adventure" should know, is some actor. He has also helped us put across our biggest ac- complishment, "The Alpreschof' Sell has been kept busy all the time but is never too busy to help us out of a rut or lend a helping hand in all our activities. Sell will go to Hahneman next year to take up a Pre-Medical course and we, the class of '29, extend to him our sincerest wishes for success in that line. Fiftyiflre g by AL REM' CH C3 l J ' 1 IWKMH f-, M I . ii 'll!lIl!m 4 ltfw X I X N I I LEO SHEPSKY Heres the Leiderman of our class A good old skate and jolly His power at heaving iron shots M akes competition folly. "Leo" Bronx, N. Y., N. Y. Yes, Leo is the Leiderman of our class. He demonstrates his power by cleaning up a few of the third floor boys every nite. He also demonstrated his power on both the football and track team. You will have to go far to find a better lineman than Leo and further to find a better discus thrower. Do you remember how he threw the discus in that Stroudsburg meet, I guess he does. He has all his credits and next year he expects to matriculate at Syracuse. So long Leo, and lots of luck from us all, l .- X ,l X I X. N 1 JOHN J. SIERGIEJ With golden hair so sleek and trim l Those eyes of sparkling blue X We now salute our golfer friend Siergiej here's to you. "Siem" Plainfield, N. This is the quiet, studious boy from Plain- field, N. J. This boy who has been successful in sticking to his studies and playing on dif- ferent athletic teams on the side. Siergiej made his letter both in basket- ball and baseball. He is also a golfer of no mean ability. He expects to be National Golf Champion in a few years. Siergiej expects to enter Columbia Uni- versity and his classmates will vouch that he will make good and be well liked by everyone. With such a well balanced character he should have a contented and useful career ahead of him. 1 'x.. - - vt l 4 of ,'1 f-fy 1 lil? l Fifty-six Sl' A I I N X J SM sl I l Q 'tupREfcuogpt ,t. my fry i .-,,J,M-'9 GEORGE T. SMITH llello, there honey! W'hat'x your name I hail from Atlantic City! What Say' 8.30 tomorrow night' O. K. my name is Smitty. "Smitty" Atlantic City, X. j, The above occurs about once a week for Smitty believes that variety is the spice oi life. Smitty has added fame to our basket ball season, but by far the more important are the laurels he has won for himself. as well as Prep. on the mound ofa ball diamond. Pitching is Smittys middle name and he sure does know his curves ftake that any way you wishj. Smitty will go south with Babe Headley to Centinery, Louisiana this fall and we wish them the best of luck. J it W-MAWJMJ HARRIS G. SNOW Of turnetl up nose and ilistainful .vmile ls Mister Harris Snow, He hails from old New London Town So look him over Ho. "Dope" New London, Conn. Dope as Mr. Snow is known by his class- mates is one of the original Connecticut Yankees. He has been with us only one year but in that time has stamped himself as a loyal supporter of all Prep. activities. His nickname is not derived from his characterg far from it for he is always ready to help out whereever and whenever he can, Dope has shown up good in his scholastic record and we are sure that when he attends Brown next year he will make a success. Au-Revoir Dope and lots of luck. ,wr , 1 1 h'i 'JL E- . x Q S Q ll x 1 l ,I .J Fifty-seven ' I-I S' " Iilillii' ALPR C G :li all li dll: I-lx., , lll!'l t limit-V LAWRENCE L. SNYDER LEROY F. STETTLER Snyderls a commercial slude, A funny little guy is this, We don't know much of him. So shy and so reserved . He always brings his chariot here We wonder has he got a girl? And takes a gang home 'long with him. Or doesrft he have the nerve? "Sle!tler" Trexlertown, Pa. "Snyder" New Tripoli, Pa. Lawrence has been coming here for a long time. This year he came in one of those old Chariots which we hear so much about. He has taken up a business course and is usually so busy ticking a typewriter and going back and forth to New Tripoli, that we very seldom see or hear him. His chief hobby is painting and drawing and we wouldnt be surprised if some day he LeRoy is the ambassador from Trexler- town, the metropolis of the East, sent to us by that city's Chamber of Commerce. just be- fore dawn each morning Mr.Shalter is rudely awakened by a loud stamping of feet and slamming of doors. lt's only LeRoy Stettler, here for the days work UQ. LeRoy is always on the Honor Roll with a very good average and he also plays tennis lusually with girlsj. He is quite popular both in school and in Trexlertown. fWe won't go into that nowj. Muhlenberg will be honored next year with LeRoy's presence. Heres luck to you, is the worlds leading artist. old boy! 11, ffl on xxagw s 1 X Q S ' x X I X .f I x " ' ' ' Fifi-eight ' I , l Idllil: A HM ""' li t ' !5tLPlQ?.EfClQ-IC l llll ' U l li-li JAMES E. STOKES GEORGE W. TEGAN Bunny ix our poet Now our ideas are all .vet And a football hero loo. Ye! its ivorils of praise ure .xeek Bu! he excells in arguing And stepping on your toe. "Bunny" Derby. Conn. Behold a sample ol' a true Connecticut lad. Jim came to us this year from Derby High School and has made quite a record for himself in all lines. He won his "A" on our football team and when time came for work on the Alprescho he was awarded the position of Asst. Editor as well as class poet. We must say he has done very well. Bunny has one weakness and that is keep- ing out of fights with his roommate Spotts. Bunny expects to matriculate at Carnegie Tech. this coming fall and we wish him all the luck in the world for his success in future Fields, So long, Bunny! gf - ' S For whom should deserve them near as ii-eli As our quarlerbach, nicknamed hffelcei' .A:6k6A4 Philadelphia. Pa. Zeke went to church so often that we be- gan to get suspicious and our detective agency sent in the following report on his actions. Time services. Place 1-f f alone. lnime Place 1- Sunday nite right before church Church. joe walked into church After the services. Church-joe comes out with a girl on each arm. joe besides being a lady killer is one of the niftiest quarterbacks Prep. has ever produced and we are all proud of him. He will matriculate at Villanova this fall. He has our best wishes for success in the line he has chosen. ' I l . -st l X A X is i l Fifty-nine lp fl. ll- LEONARD N. TEMKO Temko is a nice young chap, He wears a Coon skin coat, He runs around in fast company And sure can get your goat. "Temp" Scranton, Pa. Here is a boy who hails from the same berg as Freedman and sure does toot a wicked sax. He keeps himself well informed as to what the "Well dressed man will wear" and what the "Well dressed woman" won't wear. Besides being a jazz hound Temko wields a wicked tennis racket and has acquired a loyal bunch of friends thru his pleasing way. He will go to Wharton School this fall and we, the class of '29, wish him the best of luck. So long, Temp. iALP1?.E.!lCI-I CD ARTHUR TITLOW " Hello there folks! How are you? MLook me over Ain't I the darbs? Come on fellows give me a hand, I am a wizard with the cards." uTitlow" Bethlehem, Pa. This quiet young man is one of our future hopefuls, We expect great things of this guy. He may be quiet but take it from me he has the stuff. Next year he'll give Lafayette a break and go to school there. And what a break they'll get! lt's hard to say what the girls think of him since he absolutely refused to say any- thing on the subject. Well, be good Titlow, and good luck. df fl -' l I 'x. WW' Sixty i n ALPREf CI-I CD l ii i I O JK. 1, '15 W 'fl '59 '7rw3fJ' si I rl . X1 X , I x' ', 1 t 'Q N N 4 X I x x 1 Y l I I X X X, I WILLIAM TRINKLE BURROWS VANGILDER This lad is not as fat A math and nwchanical genius. X ' As his cousin fair, at all. He played sorter more or less Ana' makes plenty of noise in the hall. A'Rip" Allentown, Pa. W'ell, well, look whom we have here! Rip 'l'rinkle, the soccer star, himself. Rip is the Dukes' pet in Trig. class-why many times he is excused from class, and the Duke helps him out of the room land howij Bill is often seen running up and down the main street with some pretty local miss. They all fall for these athletic men. Rip is going to Chester Naval Academy to learn how to take a girl out on a canoe ride without capsizing the boat. We feel sure he will be an admiral some day with a girl in every port. Good luck, Rip! As stern as slern can he, X'an'sjusl a trifle Dutch, Look close and you can see. "Van" Ocean City, Nl. Van! Behold him! Whait stern features these. ls he not the picture of the great mathematical genius he is? A football player of great renown Qin N. jj. Vans aristocratic ways and democratic ideas sure have placed him to the fore in the class of 1929. Lehigh and Penn are both bidding high for this famed athlete. May the best college get him. Football Squad. ' C +Jff- L, co ' 1,14 ff, r s fl ' , J J ""'V54f",i!,'ftf --ff f ' Q l ' ' 1' x' . X X s X i xy Q X Q x f .1 I "' Q I " Sixty-one Im 31, ALP1?.EZ.fCI-ICD t S-',"," Q ll! ,, ,U i lllilllli 5.-J,,6..Aef ROBERT VOORHEES Uur gualer on the soccer team And a baseball player of nole. He raised a mustache small and clean. Bu! aff' il came hy popular wie. "Bah" Allanlic Cily. X. Fl. Bob comes from Atlantic City, the worlds playground. He is well-liked by all the Prep. students and no wonder! Besides being on the School Honor Roll every month, he went out for soccer. basketball, and baseball, He may be seen at all Prep. activities. both athle- tic and social. Yes sir. we all admire Bob, both for the characteristics named above and for his hand- some mustache. CHe shaves it olf and then lets it grow again according to his lancyb. Bob is going to enter Lf of Tennessee and we, the class ot '29, are sure that his efforts there will be crowned with success, PHILIP ZULICK Zulick is a quiet fellow for He rooms all alone. Which means hell be a bachelor, And his home will he his own. " Kaiseri' Orwigsburg. Pa. And last. but not least, we present lvlr. Philip Zulick, or A'Foggy" as he is known to his dearest enemy, Chile Miller. The favorite sport of these two is to knock each other un- conscious on some dorm bed every day. Philip. while not athletically inclined. is a good student and his romantic name adorns the Honor Roll every month. Kaiser simply laughs when girls are men- tioned, but we wonder why he goes to Emaus so often. Foggy is going to the State Forestry School next year and we all hope he becomes a big toothpick manufacturer. .fi 1 L v Sixly-tivo i I l i ml? ! f. 1 ? 5 , H ffifi' Q 1 v I I X 1 fm W- as f ' 1 T if .gi-' 6 ll X ' ,ZW " Q 1, " 'G 'L 1' W m 'T 'M If 1 if '51 Qi , .xg LY' .. 1- 6 L. fl . A X! nf 7- X W V W ' JV. fx!!'-ix. . I : I ?',- ALPI5?.E.!'CI-IO , Ii W , ' l mli I Q, N J Nw , 1 . - - JUNIOR CLASS if Sixlv-four W r il I1 'I WIFI! Eli ni! ,026 !lllIwIiI!! OFFICERS F. F. VVAVREK - PfEJl'd6I1f W. A. KLUCHARICH - - Vfbe-Pre.r1'dent A. M. KNAUSS - - Secreiary M. ROCHEN - - - ,Treaxurer MoTTo ' Non Diem Perdide FLOWER Rafe COLORS Green and Gold BAKER, G. E. ILES, A. IR. PLATT, A. D. BRAUCH, P. C. IACOBS, G. B. RHODA, D. I. S. CONROY, E. I. KLUCHARICH, WM. A. ROCHEN, M. I. DAVIES, G. H. KOCHER, C. F. Rocoxos, W. A. DECKER, C. E. KOHN, B. M. SACKS, G. H. DEIOURNO, V. I. KooNs, C. A. SCHAFFER, C. F. EDDINGER, L. C. KOSTER, R. SCHNELLER, I. I Es'rLow, K. V. KNAUSS, A. M. O. SHAFER, F. T. GRAHAM, C. E. LUPOLI, G. SNYDER, W. L. HALTZELL, R. K. HAMERMAN, B. P. HIMELFARB, A. HIRTLE I. E. HUNSICKER, R. F. MACKENZIE, D. W. MACMILLAN, WM. H. MOATZ, C. A. MUSSELMAN, R. W. PERKINS, E. F. PERRY, T. R. 'NR -f Ji, SPOTTS, I. R. TAUTE, A. C. UHLE, I. D. WAVREK, F. F. Woou, H. R. Cf i,1'-v L-JI -fl . X x W g I X I ll Szxty fue fl, ALP1ss.E..f cuo E-I S' L N JIJNIDIQ CLA!! I-IIITIDIQY YEAR nearer our goal and ambition - and what a glorious year for the class of 1950. As a class, this past year has meant so much to us in preparation for the re- sponsibilities of seniority among the classes next year. Numerically we have grown to the robust number of 42. In organization we are strongly united to work for the success of Allentown Prep. and the fame of the class of 1950. Scholastically, as a class, we have achieved marks which give evidence that the race for honors will be lively and close at our graduation. Athle- tically, Prep. could boast of no team in any sport which did not include Iunior class stars. Socially we have sponsored dances and entertainments, meeting success with each affair. Indeed we thus have grown to maturity in classhood almost over night. We have always deemed it a pleasure to have attended school with the present Senior class and our growth thus has been wholesome. But our plans will evolve a greater class than theirs in thoughts and deeds, due in a measure to their past endeavors, which we will eclipse to the greater glory of the class of 1950. H f Srrtx-six T X ' - A f 539932521 - - -It ' Cl v , ll V u , f f f- I f 'W' 1' yf'iwfC" !A"?wh Z Q, .- f f 'ff in 22? 22+ fs- W My .- vq 5 ",,'i0Go.3Li A. 'X ' ' v Geac-'Z .if ,' ff f'0Jg "- f' 0 J'.m'L f f' ' foffffffvs Z ff X ' "fc-1 bid " :bfi 6 yu. T' Uv, ,V ,K Lgfo I ,, L L . 5 fijfifgff , Hager P 7 if, bcUvOoC,EJ.EL'0 h-L f -:I L AHA I ALPRE,fCH CD 'E s iii- M im fw- I i i ww Q ' mfs. xl X1 X1 l X X J K O X I X N1 N4 5 I N Q I SOPHOMORE CLASS N I X K I N X I ' ik f f 4 K 1 x xx Q X ' I xl X J I Xi lx x IA ' I 1 X X fly 'I . znlv e1g1t fa ALPREJCLI CD - 'gif' !!!l!.lli Mill? xl, NX' 1 Xl I, SODHOMOIQE CLASS N OFFICERS N N G. F. BACKINGER - - Pre.rideni I W. H. BEI-IRINGER - - Vice-Pmrident X C. G. WONDEIILH' - - Secretary J I. S. REICHARD - T reamrer X I MOTTO X Climb, flzouglz ihe rockf be rugged. I X FLOWER N I T ull p .I COLORS N Red and Whiie N I BACKINGER, A. F. BEHRINGER, A. W. H BRUNO, R. B. DUBELLE, A. W. KRAUSS, U. L. LEONARD, I. W. LICHTFUSS, F. I. LOBATO, E. M. M EVANS, A. R. MOESSNER, W. I. I FENSTERMAKER, C. A. REICHARO, I. S. FISHER, R. REICK, D. P. GATTLIEB, S. I. GIBBERT, CHRISTIAN VOLCKMANN, H. R. XVEISENBERG, R. A. A HOELZEL, Y. D. WONDERLY, C. G. 0 KRALOWETZ, W. H. WOODS, G. S. ij? - I , 'S I 'Xi x. V X X , x .af fs I x Sixty-nine I N X SDDHDMOIQE CLAII HISTDIQY ISTORY, as a rule, is a recounting ofthe events which happened during a long period of time. As Sophomores, however, we are forced to limit our history to the brief I ALPR CI-I O Q 1 1 span of two years. The first of these two years were spent in acquiring the Prep. spirit and preparing ourselves for the greater responsibilities as sophomores. In this we feel that we have succeeded, for the Fall of 1927 found us back at Prep. with new zeal and enthusiasm. Our class has grown during the summer vacation and we further boast the distinction of being one of the few classes, which, as Sophs, contributed members to the Varsity teamsg Richard Bruno being one of the mainstays of the Varsity soccer teams, while "Red" Dubelle starred in football and basketball. Not only athletically but also scholastically, we feel that we have made an enviable record, for the Sophomore class was always well represented on the monthly honor rolls. The spirit of co-operation and good fellowship which prevailed among the members of the class, we are confident will lead us on to still greater achievements in years to come. X 4 l VT l .x 'I Seventy , vW V K 35131 - -l --l I S X rfffff l , 45-23- 5 ' Y 'wi A N f2'I'iH--f-Y' g 91 1 Iiiiliiii ALP REL .1' C L1 0 A 3 iff arf n 1 uw W ! L mw!mQ x x 1 N ' x X1 x ' x 1 1 1 X ' x WW- , x N 1 X I il , x 1 1 X x 1 V x xo xl , D xl N 1 " 4 FRESHMAN CLASS b Q f I x g 1 X1 xi N' M A, k 1 1 X X S N 4 EL I l.. + FIQESHMAN CLASS PP. .f'CHO sI' !i'!'li AL' ill I- X' OFFICERS G. FROVA IR. - - - Prewfdenl P. MEJIA - - Vice-Prarfdenl S. G. REQUE - T reafurer MOTTO Venemum, V1'd1'mu.1', V1'c'1'mu.v FLOYVER Lzfu COLORS BRUNO, V. I. CAMET, C. Donors, Y. DULD, A. FROVA, G. I. Blue and IVl1z'le KARPF, S. MEJIA, P. REQUE, S. G. SCHAADT, W. B. SCHMITZ, A. C. sf' ' , A-JI K-"1 . -i VN S. I . Seventy-three fi' ALPREJ CI-I CD r SE." 3e!!l!:la m lllali x ' FIQEJHMAN cuff 'f f I-usronv N r I X ' ERY determined and bravely did the class of '52 start the four year march to glory and graduation. The J Sophomores harassed us at all times and their funny X pranks were received in the spirit of our year as Fresh- , men. Scholastically, the records credit our class with the best X marks throughout the year. In spirit there seemed to be no class I which attained more fully the respect, love, confidence and esteem X for the school and teams as did the peppy class of '52. N 1 Athletically, our class was slightly small for varsity sports, but we always managed to have a good time among ourselves. xl We have not attempted anything in the social line, but have been content to watch the various social functions biding the time Q when '52 will run these affairs bigger and better than ever, with l an enthusiasm and loyalty of true sons of A. P. S., we greet our N friends and tell them to "watch us grow." ll x I N I X X rf N1 X! -x RET it 'X 1 1 N,,,, K Seventy-four I V r H I V , , l I CPN 71 4 .IT X ,, If ix 5 55 2 FNQC 'X , 'X:Nf5f' ' wi! 1 , lf F" WfkK ':'JI' 'p ' + 41 my all , W ill' lim ,Mn If H W-1 Y.--,,P -5 1' r-1 t - 5- .fi ' ' H 'S u 7- 4-5- i ll il ,ll c ,141 lL H M121-V --4 lair-v ay'-' I N ,K lil ., ALP1QEf CI-I0 glib g l lillnli 1 , Q , , ' ,IIMHILQE F Q COMMERCIAL CLASS Lx S y lt. M :Ill CDMMEIQCIAL DEDAIQTMENT AGUSTI, FERNANDO BELLOSO, ANGEL E. BENDANA, RENE BENDER, IOHN C. - BLEILER, LAROY M. BROWN, XVALTER H. MEMBERS I AL,PREJ'CI-10 - " I iiin .I ' GONZALEZ, RUBEN E. - XHAUKE, CHARLES W. LOBATO, XVILLIAM MARQUES, MARIO P. MILLER, CHARLES B. MORSE. SAMUEL P. - Havana, Cuba Venezuela, S. 11. Nicaragua, S. 11. Allentown, Pa. IVe.rcoe.rville, Pa. dllenlown, Pa. Venezuela, S. fl. fillenlown, Pa. New York, Aff. Havana, Cuba Germamrville, Pa. llyamlzingfon, D C. XMURTAUGH, EUGENE I. - fgllentouif, ia. XRAPP, JULIUS K. - ion.rvi e, a. XREYES, HENRY M. - Plziladelplzia, Pa. "'SMITH, GEORGE T. - ffllavnlic City, N. J. XSNYDER, LAWRENCE L. - .N ew Tripoli, Pa. FFTITLOXV, ARTHUR G. Betlzlelzenz, Pa. ZEA, ALVARA - Columbia, S. A. WGRAIJUATES OF 1929. H. H. RIDDELL - - - Head of Deparlmenl AXVARDED BOOKKE EPING CERTIFICATES AGL'sTI, FERNANDO RAPP. IL'LIL's K. Typewriling Speed Recorzir Agusti, F. Underwood Certificate 52 Remington 27 Lobato, Yvilliam Remington Certificate 25 Marques, IW. Remington Certificate 25 . Morse, Samuel Remington Certificate 50 Underwood pIn40 Reyes, Henry Remington Certificate 29 fiik U7 A iii X i MT X S event y- rel Cl .A.LPRE,J'CI-IO C -H' iirli .n!!F!. JUNIDIQ DEPARTMENT OFFICERS F. LORISH - - PfElI'l.dEIlt I. RODGERS - - V12'e-Pre.r1'denf E. XVARMKESSEL - - T reafurer H. SCHMOYER - - AUGUSTI, W. V. LEEDS, VERNON SUB-PREP. K. LORISH, FREDERICK C. NEUXN'EILER, THEODORE C. ROGERS, IOHN I. .1 1 XVARMKESSEL, EA "x.. Q55 Serenly-eight - Secrefapy SCHMAIQCH, WM. R. SCHMOYER, HAROLD M STEVVART, JAMES K. TICHENOR, STEPHEN I. xv.-XLTERS, WM. E. JR. RL L. - I7 ,ALPREfCI-ICD ' 5:5 .I I . mln illsnlli X 1 I X THE JUNIUIQ ICHCUL HE IUNIOR School has been organized to meet the growing demand for an institution that would meet the requirements of bovs who are still too voung to carrv the The umor School enrolls boss as earlv as eight or nine vears of age and they continue their work up to and including the x 1 I N i X . . J' - - ' X work of the Main School. ' . . . X I J . N . . V . . 1 . Y . . N equn alent of eighth grade The boys are given special attention according to their needs. Small classes and systematic study enable bright boys to save at least a year's time in their education and yet do the work with pleasure and comfort. I The boys of this department have their own classrooms l and their own physical training and athletic teams. This year we have twelve boys enrolled. The student body of the Iunior School is a group of interesting, wholesome and happy boys. 1 W., In -fl w. L ' l Seventy-nine X X 355' ALPREJ' Cl-I 0 " at 1' llilihl il I 1. y . T ul illliLl j , K f X I X I f I X I y I l'l lfT0 DY U I: , N f THE JUNIUIQ fCl'l00l. X UNIOR SCHOOL this year had an enrollment of twelve boys varying in age from ten to fifteen years. X J During the first week of school, we organized our group ' and elected the following officers z- President, Frederick Lorishg X V Vice- President, lack Rogersg Secretary, Harold Schmoyer, and T reasurer, Earl Xvarmkessel. X, The class decided to collect weekly dues for a trip to Crystal cave some day near the end of the school year. This annual xl feature always arouses great enthusiasm and brings anxious days of waiting as the school term draws to a close. N t In athletics our class has also been active as in former years. Football, basketball and baseball teams were organized and a number of games played during the respective seasons. The members ofthe upper class of this department making satisfactory grades are promoted to the freshman class. H mf ifjx-V K - l 1 ig- ' ' X 4:i 1 R. Eighty ' C'1lE3iCW!1AbffrUiE8 LU 2' W 1 'H '14 H y'?'.Jn:n-.AQ 'or .1 LV' QA, ' V! IC' f X J 21-igliil i-iw.-. - f L j oil! ALPR1-if CI-I CD I "Q fi V y i i , L ! f'lIll1! I xx Xl I QP N 9 X X f I x K. X. J N1 Nl 5 I ' x Q I N W WIG AND BUSKIN CLUB N Q X, N N, X: is K 'g j' lI 'T JL X, A W ,- E 11 Q K l J x f I I 1 X A "SQA IFJ' A WIG AND IBUIKIN CLUB C. P. SELL - C. A. MILLER - F. A. FETHEROLE MR. BOULANGER BEHRINGER, W. H. HELVIG, C. A H. T. DEIOURNO, W. H. HEss, M. FARLEY, C. A. HUTCHINSON, FETHEROLF, F. A. ILES, A. FROMER, D. I. IONES, H. L. GRAHAM, C. E. MCHUGH, E. I. FULLER, C. A. - Pre.r1'denl V 1'ce-Prewidenf - Secretary fhcully fidvllrer MURPHY, L. G. RASKIN, I, S. SCHNEBLEY, L. W SELL, C. P. SNOW, H. G. TEGAN, G. W. Eighty-three lm El! . ' 'WHILE N 1 , '5 1 ALPREJ' CI-I CD 'SU l rI!!!n Ii ill Milli x ' XX' xl X, x ' ' 1 X fi 1 x X, 1 X N1 v N s 9 x U N I PHI CHI MU N I X V Q N 1 J AL --1 - -1 i' "Zig 3- .lg ' ' L Ehf " gf , AtLPP.E,fCI-I0 SW' , 17 X, Q., 'XL DHI CHI MU HIS CLUB has made much progress since its debut in Ianuary. lt was founded by a group Of students who united because of their interest in science and their desire for further knowledge along scientific lines. Under the careful guidance of Prof. Knauss it has attained a high level l among the school organizations. Meetings were held every Thursday in the science lecture room at 2.30 P.IVl. Varied programs were Offered at these meetings. OFFICERS HAROLD GRANDE '29 - Pre.ridenl CHARLES P. SELL '29 - Vice-Prarideni M. ROCHEN '50 - Sec. and Trearr. PROP. C. KNAUSS - - Faculfy i1dc'1'.ver ARONOFF HELVIO CCHAs.j REEDS BRAUCH HALTEMAN ROGOKOS QWMJ BAKER ILEs CALFREDD RYAN COLE IONES SELL QCHAS. PJ DISMAN KOSTER SACKS CGEORGEJ EGAN CIAMESD KONSCHAK SCHAFER fCHAS.D ESTLOW KUNTz CIOHND SCHAFFER FARLEY LUPOLI QFRANCISD FREEDMAN MURPHX' SNOW GRANDE MCHUGH STOKES GIBBERT PLATT KALBERTD SIERGIEJ GRAHAM fCHAS.D PINI SCHNELLER CIOHNJ HIMELFARB PERKINS TEMKO QALBERTD RENKIN VOLKMANN HARRIS CWMJ ROCHEN WAVREK HEss QMAXD CMICHAEL IJ CFREDERICKD , 1 -ll V1 7' ' . 4 -Lg? , S X' X N E i ghly-fire ,,4XLPP.E,fCI-ICD eff" Q 1 u 1 z mllllqa 1 K l X x 1 r EN LATIN-AMERICAN CLUB , I 6 K I l i -,J . VA '-'I - 1 4 1 agen JLXJ Q x X x X X 1 E I f 3 f f C X Eighty-six ALPRE,f CI-I 0 'f HW ll Il ill V I QQ, A w A l-.ll 4 X X 1 I X s 1 lATlN'AMEDlCAN 4 CLUB X X I HENRH' IW. REYES, Nicarauga, S. A. Pl'6Jl.dflIf K RENE BENDENA, Nicarauga, S. A. 171.06-Pffgflldfllf X A MARIO IWARQUES, Havana, Cuba Treaxzzrer N, FERNANDO AGUSTI, Havana, Cuba Secrelary X I I xl MEMBERS N AGUSTI, WILFREDO, Havana, Cuba l ASSARDO, OSCAR, Guatemala City, C. A. N GONZALES, RUBEN, lliaracaibo, Venezuela, S. A. l I LoBATo, XVILLIAM, New York City, New York X MEJIA, PABLO, Arequipa, Peru, S. A. N I ZEA, ALVARO, Bogota, Colombia, S. A. I N Q I J iilffl an -X-KL-i:Tfi.1?'4 -- Y A --E 1 C x,x,xx Wlfflx Eighty-seven gf J 3 ,ALPRE,fCI-IO " 41 HW ms - ' f -' 4 GERMAN CLUB l , 'J ff? 7 I 1 Q Mfg: 11 .1:1 1 utr x A-fv::fk 1 V : V L I I 1 . e ' r 1 Y ll 4 Q fl 55 '- in siill liii ALPR CH Q ill lfii 1 X 1 I X N 1 GERMAN CLU I3 f HOUGH this club was formed somewhat late in the school year, thev found it to be of great help in the study of the German language. Undex the careful guidance of Prof. Miller, most interesting meetings were held Through the formation of this club it was made possible for them to enjoy German Magazines and books which the average student knows nothing about. OFFICERS RUSSELL H. KISTLER - PAUL C. E. BRAUCH - EUGENE F. PERKINS - PROP. LEROY MILLER - - l MEMBERS L. EDDINGER C. KOCHER D. FROMER I. KUNTZ C. GIBBERT W. MACMILLAN E. HAAS at L-JI X-'I 1 V vi X ? Prarfdenf Vice-Pre.r1'denf Seqy. and Tream. Facully ddvzlrer R. NXUSSELMAN E. SEIFERT WM. TRINKLE P. ZULICK X Eighty-nine 1 O 1 ALPREJCI-IO i!if!lIi si V L x 1 N I 0 X '-ig 2 '45 O N ' EO es' Lf 25? I D Ct jf LL 2 . 1 66 X' 55 M,1fTIlllf '1 If L3 D U w WL5Ul'M'l1' 3 'A' ff T 2 7Q Q7 41'mlnilM'U WT w r " WA as ae, , ugvxnuw ' - gofki V5 1 Q, 4 4 gt UWA? 1 Xp?-"T 'fig I mv, ??- W . 4292 APM-p XO C IQQHZX xi? OA 'Llc Pzopix SW ff Q My XXXQX1 19 Z4 XX , 1-fl -fl . . ix ..:1iv r t x EO 1 O VI Ninety X IQ!! g '-. S 9x x.! xv fl ll - ! 9 OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD E COURTESY TH THROUGH f Yi D 5 KEiM 3!W91 gs O I-B , E5 Aw Y! 1112, ,214 iz fflf' Qf-913112 Mfr' ,If Mx 1. xxx XJ' ly! uUN ' 1. in 6 '5 4 ,IQ ix' - -ii X ' :Q I X i'y", ' I- ' -131 .. v Q "' A, fp , 1 N: A 0 I 1 xx H ,Ay il Y, fb, f'i-- , Q 'fp ' ff ' ' -fff ',w ' A 4- 41, 'll ez - If fl' - . .- .Q ',. X 'I -'H xx r X wf, "Sw ' . s C xv Fl it Li ' ' W s If-" fx 'XIX 'Z - 4' f - i ' Q Mnirm non-1 bw. - j L Vi i - 1 A F - ,ALPI?.EfCI-ICD m il' Q L E L Q , FOOTBALL TEAM C ach C I FRED SLEMMER FERDI. A BURKH RDT Manager PHILIP D. ZUL ICK Nimfty-I ll: I x 1 N N1 4 N mlffm , 5, ,f X I L U s I X I X X J l A PQ. f illili L CH 0 sl!.!llif N IZUUTIBALI. CHOOL had been opened only a few days when Yvinnie Slemmer, coach par excellence, called on candidates for football. The summons was answered by about fifty-five fellows. It sure looked like a wealth of material. Three or four weeks of hard practise, during which time almost half the squad dropped off, and the team was in shape for its first game. On October twenty-ninth, the team left for Harrisburg to play its first game. Beckley College was the victim. On a field of shiny mud Prep. battered its way to an impressive 15-0 victory over Beckley. Our next opponent was Peddie. VVe were vanquished 7-6 at Hightstown. Mercersburg loomed on the horizon as our next foe. An over-night trip. lVhoopiel St. Thomas' Hotel sure had some excitement that night. Next day we left for Nlercersburg. It was a swell game which we should have won but didn't. The final score was 0-0 and a good time was had by all. After the Nlercersburg game the team was told of the mighty powers of Ursinus. Prep. entered that game with the old "Die for Dear Old Rutgers!" spirit. Since it was the first home game the boys wanted to show the home folks how it was done fthe girls were included in thatj. Ursinus put forth its best fight- ing spirit but to no avail. Prep. ran rough shod and trampled them 2640. Lehigh Frosh came next. They had a heavy team and a former "Perkin star in the backfield. Ah! Revenge is sweetl Prep. sunk Lehigh 6-0. Lehigh was utterly helpless. The game of gamesl ARMY PLEBESl Prep. went to old lVest Point with a grudge over last years defeat at the hands of the Cadets. The treatment and sleeping quarters the boys got softened them a little. The kick off brought it all back though. Right then and there it started. Yvavrek got peeved and made a touchdown and the try after it was good. Army scored somehow or other but couldn't make the point. A little later "Zeke" Tegan picked up a Cadet fumble and, with splendid interference from Headley, ran over fifty yards for Prep's second touchdown! That ended the scoring for the day. Prep. won 15-6 and everybody was happy until the next game. Keystone sure beat Prep. 6-O was the score. Funny how we lost to those bums. Villanova Froshl "They're Irishln says Yvinnie. Didn't mean a thing to Prep. Everybody had an off day and we beat the Green and lvhite 25-6. MacKenzie, N. Y.'s' pride and joy took it into their heads to play Prep. They were a scrappy bunch but that was all. Prep. forgot its manners and beat its guests 44-0. So ends the tale of the 1928 Season. ffl:-as ff Ninety-three 'UU li ! Nl lilll U l IEAION 1928 ,15.tLPREJ'CI-IO ' Sl," l llllli , 'll llllls SCHEDULE SCORES September 29 Beckley College 0 Prep. 15 October 6 Peddie Prep. 6 l October 15 Mercersburg Prep 0 October 24 Lehigh Frosh Prep 6 October 27 Ursinus Frosh Prep 26 October 51 W'est Point Plebes Prep 15 November 10 Keystone Academy Prep. 0 November 17 Villanova Prep. 25 November 24 Mackenzie School Prep. 44 I Q2 9 FDCTBALL ICH EDU LE September 28 Beckley College Here October 5 Peddie Away October 12 Mercersburg Away October 19 Yvenonah Military Away October 26 Ursinus Frosh Here November 2 Lehigh Frosh Here November 9 Keystone Academy Here November I5 Villanova Frosh Here November 23 Perkiomen Here will V7 Qi A N i nety-four n ai ' gm? 1 li w I ' I l ll 1 1' li In M. I nllll 1 ., I K I X fTA'l'lITlCI' 1928 IIEAIDN f FUUTIBALL f FIRST PASSES SCORE DOWNS TRIED COM. PUNTS DIST. PENAL Buckley 0 1 7 2 8-50 j A.P.S. 15 21 1 1 1-15 Peddle 7 6 6 0 5-15 A. P. S 6 17. 7 4 6-55 Mercersberg 0 9 6 5 2--10 A. P .S. 0 8 4 1 6-45 Ursinus Frosh 0 11 8 2 2-10 A. P. S. 26 17 4 4 2-20 Lehigh Frosh 0 15 6 1 5-55 A. P. S. 6 16 3 1 6-40 Army Plebe 6 10 9 0 2-10 A. P. S. 15 12 6 5 7-45 Keystone Academy 6 5 12 5 7-65 A. P. S. 0 12 10 5 5-90 Villanova Frosh 7 7 15 6 2-10 A. P. S. 25 10 11 8 6-50 Mackenzie O 1 2 0 4-50 A. P. S. 44 22 6 5 6-70 TOTALS Opponents 26 65 71 19 55-26 A. P. S. 151 155 52 52 45-47 SCORERS Wlavrek, 243 Klucharich, 243 McFadden, 213 Tegan, 183 Headley, 143 Grande, Hagerman, Schnebly, Siegel, DuBelle, 6 each. Y, I- -fa N ' Rx 1 E xx, P ,. X ,Q , P X Ninety-five 'Eff .4XLPRE.f'CI-ICD - S' ,la !!l!nIi p, illllllfl' THE FU TIBALL BANQUET N THE nineteenth of December the annual banquet was held in honor of the football and soccer teams. Over two hundred persons were there. The proceedings of the evening started with a beautiful turkey supper. It was our first good meal since we left home. Following the supper hir.-Sell proffered the greetings of the class of 1929 to the teams. Next on the pro ram was Prof. Abbott who spoke on behalf of the faculty. He congratulated the Tioys on their successful season and the splendid sports- manship they had shown. He told them that the faculty was proud of them. Dir. Herman Neweiler, P. M. C. olo star and Prep. '24, spoke next on behalf of the Alumni. He informed the Tioys that the alumni was pleased with the season and wished that Prep. would have some more teams as good as the 1928 team. Our old friend George Dlajerceik spoke next. He gave us to understand that the boys from Nluhlenberg were behind everything that went on at Prep. He congratulated the boys on what he called a brilliant season. Now then we had something to think about! Prof. Gebert stood up to make a speech. Prof, in his usual emphatic tone calmly portrayed for us a mental picture of two giants. One represented our football team and the other our soccer team. Accordin to Prof's account we don't wonder that Perkie and Belle- font turned down our cfiallenges. Dir. Harry Stuhtdreher, coach of Villanova's undefeated team last year, gave the boys some sound advice as to college football. His talk was very interesting and he sure was given a big hand when he was through. He could have spoken for an hour and l doubt if we wouldn't have liked to hear more from him. Lehigh University, in the person of none less than the distinguished coach Mr. Austin Tate, congratulated Prep on its fine showing during the season. Mr. Tate also gave a very interesting talk. Dir. H. Lester Haws delivered the banquet speech. As everyone knows Mr. Haws was one of Dartmouth's stars not so long ago. He gave an excellent talk on sportsmanship and the value of playing the game clean. Dir. Haws amused us with many interesting stories of his college career. A familiar figure in all Prep ventures came to the fore next. It was Mr. Yvm. Harned. He distributed the letters and certificates which the boys had earnec . lmmediately following these presentations our own coach Mr. Yvinfred Slemmer, alias Yvinnie, presented the gold footballs and soccer balls. XVhen the cheering had subsided after Mr. Slemmer's speech the letter men filed out to elect next years captain. Air. "Fritz" XVavrek was chosen as Ferdinand Burkhardt's successor. The banquet broke up at ten-thirty, and a good time was had by all. Ninety-six ,Y ' D 0 "7'?l f ' W 'Q , 5 i ff""M-nr-vz.1....q,,L- A , ALPI?.EJ'CI-ICD II iluli mv!ml EQ? I 1 1 E E Lu 11: F' 2 as Lu 3 U ..: u o 5 fn x E Sz 42 Z X., .il -rw JT 4 X N T f X.. 1 1 N Q- L' 5 " x X 3-eight tl ALP.REf Cl-I Q " 55,5 i lili ,Q ,, i l lllali focclfn TEAM X l 1929 X UR SOCCER team of 1929 has proven that it is worthy j ofthe admiration of Prep. School. Although, confronted K by many difficulties the team made its schedule a credit Q to the school. X At the beginning of the season coach L. Hardner found that only one former varsity man had returned but the response to his call for soccer men was good and soon the coach had at his disposal a dependable team. The schedule was long and hard but the boys more than held their own. Both the Princeton Frosh team and the Perkio- men team went down in defeat at their hands. Of the twelve games our team played, they won four, lost three, and tied five. 1 The 1929 team is one that the students of Prep will long remember. H . 1 X-W xg - 'S L N i nety-nine "' !3LLPQlZ?.E.J'CI-IO - it fe' 'ft' iiil!!!!ul I 17 Icp X . f X foccfn TEAM 1 Q28 N Iames, T. IW. O.L. f RApp, K. . I.L. X Marques, Mario - C.F. Aronoff, R. F. O.R. McHugh, E. - - L.H.B. , Raskin, I. S. C.H.B. Cole, D. F. R.H.B. Nl Assardo, Oscar L.B. Murphy, G. - - R.B. Voorhees, R. S. - G.B. , Lobato, Wyilliam - - LR. it SCHEDULE 1 Oct. 6 Prep. - - 1 Liberty High - - - ' Oct. 9 Prep. - - 2 Nitchmann High - - X Oct. 15 Prep. - - 0 Liberty High - - - - Oct. 16 Prep. - - 2 Hellertown High - - I Oct. 20 Prep. - - 2 Perkiomen - - - Oct. 27 Prep. - - 2 Stroudsburg - - - - Nov 5 Prep. - - 5 Princeton Frosh - - X Nov. 6 Prep. - - 1 Nitchmann High - Nov 10 Prep. - - 0 Penn Frosh - - - X 1 Nov 17 Prep. - - 7 Perkiomen -. - - Ilgov. 20 grep. - - 1 Nitchmann High - - I ov 25 rep. - - 2 Hellertown High - I Yvon 4, Lost 5, Tied 5. X A. P. S. 25 Goals, Opponents, 20 Goals. MEN WHO RECEIVED GOLD SoccER BALLS AND LETTERS I Murphy, G. QCapf.D Kistler, R. H. Assardo, Oscar Bruno, Richard Cole, D. F. Aronoff, R. F. Y Raskin, I. S. Rapp, K. 4 Lobato, Wm. McHugh, E. Iames, T. M. Iones, H. L. Marques, Mario Voorhees, R. S. 1 Konschak, C. A., QJlgr.Q 1 l N One Hundred I I ullillllli X X I X1 xl I X X ! X I x 1 N N1 l 1 N lilfmf Ta " 5. ....1,-, -1-1, . Q,--I FEES!!! 'i!1Dl , gg I l wk 3, L N v I R , N ' X 5 i Q KQV!-if 'S f 7' ' Q 5 rg V205 I -bw Q, .A + if 5 Z i lili A :flux X 1 I X X . ALP15Q.1fLfC1.10 A X1 1 BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Captain WINFRED SLEMMER ELWOOD HEADLEY Manager JAMES MURPHY Ai, .1 . fy W - A A ,QL xn-A A E One Hundred Tw I K 4 I X '9 +3 f ALP1QEf cu o , I O M. N x N 1 Xl BAJKETIQALL , . 1928 " 1929 , N MMEDIATELY after the close of the football season a call was issued for candidates for the basketball team. The response to the call was very satisfactory. A few of X last year's men were back and a number of new boys J came out determined to make a strong bid for the team. X t Day after day coach Slemmer would drill his men in team X play in an effort to perfect a passing game and beat down in- dividual playing. X f X The team developed into a splendid unit. X I A strong and excellent schedule had been arranged and the boys proved themselves equal to the task. If any individual xl player can be singled out as a star it is captain "Babe" Headley. His brilliant shooting and floor work were features of every game. Too much credit cannot be given to coach Slemmer. He developed team play and a passing game, that at its height was unsurpassed. Much credit for the successful season is also due to manager Murphy. Q x, , 1 i Qqgiigjig H xxx K e 1 X l One Hundred Three 35 " ALPRE,fCl.H.0 We 'I' H54 l"l'l ill, UQ ! I ,Q 1 l I im li I O 2 O ull mm A Xl. ' I g N 1 I X BAIIKETIBALL X I x 1 SCORES N 1 A. P. S. 57 Lafayette Frosh X l 1 A. P. S. 59 Freeland X A. P. S. 50 Yvyoming A. P. S. 27 Perkiomen X A. P. S. 54 Freeland A. P. S. 24 York X 7 X A. P. S. 22 Perkiomen A. P. S. 41 Wyoming l I A. P. S. 29 Keystone X ' A. P. S. 18 York I I A. P. S. 48 Gettysburg X A. P. S. 26 Keystone X A. P. S. 48 Valley Forge N I 1 425 ' X X INDIVIDUAL SCORES X I Field Foulm Toial A . Headley 49 24 I McFadden 50 9 X X Grande 24 19 N I Abraham 18 10 Smith 15 6 N I Siergiej 12 10 A A Murtaugh 11 5 2 I Fromer 4 2 A, A Hutchinson 1 4 X DuBelle 1 2 1 X A Cooperman 1 - A 1 N n X , l , ri -N Ji P rf f P s x X T l X Q X ' xx X S I S? X A' f I 1 X I l .1 One Hundred Four Ugliirh U3 E X W 'F ?: -1 s- X I 1' 4' 1- to 1 1 1- 1 Yi! 'N --1 - H .L fd, -, I . -'SPL f X 5 L ' 4 A , ' 'JY i 4 i 6 V. L -.3-A Ir, I Vp f 'N , 'I J . .I ! 7 ' x K X Q ,fl I X1 W X ' , ' xif " .ff . Y - ' -1 :-.-- X-X ,AJ lx? ..'- 7EiL'.2.A:.5A:E -' i 5-,, T.: 'gik 555:35 H .. , X Rx , f ,A Q r - -"- f' .. f ,1 -L. ? 4ll!L"2. -v.m,,1+suu0'0 ff ALPRE,fCLlC3 Q fn ii liln H QW :maya 1 X7 N w 'f l x x W X ' 1 X X' 1 X1 l I N N X 1 F X ' X ' 5 X I N x W ' A N A BASEBALL TEAM x Coach Captain , WINFRED SLEMME . McFADDEN f Manager Q w. Roooxos X x ' A I 1 N I A J N ' x ' QQBSLRQIA ' fi 1 , , , k x X ' x X xx ,X , , x K I l -1 1 Z X One Hundred Six AXLPREJJ' CI-I CD "l M l I I O ,C ! ll IBAIEIBALI. 1929 UR BASEBALL team again went at its training this season under coach "VVinnie" Slemmer. By April the team was in trim and they began their season by de- feating Wlyoming Seminary to the tune of 8-5. The positions which the boys played were:- Spotts as catcher, Murtaugh, Smith. Heist were our pitchers Voorhees and Abrahams at first baseg Myers and Siergiej at second baseg Klucharich starred as shortstop, while McFadden held down the position at third base. The outfield positions were occupied by Rhodes, Grande, Headley, Murphy andDisman. The team had a very successful season beating our old rivals Perkiomen by a score of 19-6. We played some of the best Prep. school and college freshman teams in the country losing only three games. This team we can justly be proud of, but we must not forget that their success is due largely to the splendid coaching of Hwlinnien Slemmer. Q X, g 1 .,.fI ., Sami" Q " e. -- -5? Y 1 X Q 5 l N 4 Q I X One Hundred Sei en I One Hundred Eight 'S' " !5.LPP.E,.fCI-IO " I 4 p W I IBAIEIBALI. ICH EDULE 1929 l,- iilllllf 1 I i I ' U " I 9 N cp ' I f If ' APRIL 15 Keystone Academy APRIL 20 Temple Frosh APRIL 24 Princeton Frosh APRIL 26 Villanova Frosh APRIL 27 Perkiomen School MAY 1 Ursinus Frosh MAY 5 wyoming seminary MAY 6 Penn Frosh MAX' 8 Lehigh Frosh MAY 10 MacKenzie Prep. MAY 11 Perkiomen MAY 15 Lafayette Frosh MAY 18 Vllenonah Military A MAY 29 Tome School Qiilligl caclemy v 1635 5 M - " X f'ig'nxl - f- W - ff H 11,57 ' f -' 'Mm 1 L' X 'fl ' Q. 1 mf, 7 , ,' lp. X Z ix- fgf ,- gif iii-jx 5 X W! 14 .4 1 X X 4 X 3- . 5 Y L A wx I n --x K 1 " X X f f -vff 9 I f I j 1' 1 , 'V QQ VL, 5, 4-'f -F: 5 nf-arm 5 1' ,Z-XLPQIE?.ElJ'CI-ICD SKF ,wg 1 I lfWg I 1 TRACK TEAM Coach Captain E C TON BOTT TER I K E Manager CHARLES A ILLER x, . I A-' I -fl F A X , QL -X. W I ,Y A, jlll lm llllwla X 1 X1 xx I X X I K X , I N N1 4 N s O N Q1 x f N I N sf N xl f Q K X x N X K Q OH1iI 2,7 117 Pc TIQACK TEAM HIS YEAR our track team was organized in the fall and under the guidance of coach, Mr. E. C. Abbott, moulded into one of the best teams the school has ever had. lust before the cold weather came we held an Inter-Class Meet, during which the ability of the boys was very encourag- ing to the coach and school as a whole. During the winter months the boys practised, off and on, in the gym. At the first sign of spring they were ushered out of doors and began spring training in earnest. The first of our out door meets was at home with our old rivals, Stroudsburg Teachers College. We won this meet and took eleven of the twelve first places. After a successful trip to the Penn relays we met Perkiomen School here. They also fell before us and four records were broken on that day. The biggest feature occuring when Powell threw the shot C12 lbs.J for a distance of 51'-ILQH breaking the schools record by more than six feet. On May 8th the team won a triangular meet with Muhlen- berg and Lafayette Frosh. On the 11th of May the track team journeyed to Princeton to compete in an Interscholastic Meet held there. They tied for sixth place. Welsh ran the best mile he had ever run up to that time making a time of 4:51. In the remaining meets with Ursinus Frosh, and the Inter- scholastic Meets at F. 81 M. and Perkiomen they were successful and came thru with flying colors and deserve the praise of the school as a whole. N, X dm- ...fl N Nr T555 ' - .l 1. -1 5 i ' l X l X S X ll ll I . l. . 5 I ALPREf CI-I 0 S215 Itllill- il' ll ! X Xl Xl xl l X X I X I X I N N1 l X N l N ll x l N I X rf X1 xl xx l f N 1 I ,J x x One Hundred Eleven N l l Ill!!! Ellnlll 'IDAIJXICIHHMULE 1929 fi' ALPRE,fCH 0 "' l il! llll'l 'M APRIL 20 Stroudsburg-SOM Allentown Prep-77y2 MAX' 2 Perkiomen-50 Allentown Prep-58 MAX' 8 Muhlenberg-26 Lafayette-28 5 "6 Allentown Prep-52 U6 MAX' 11 Princeton Interscholastics -- Tied for sixth place MAX' 15 Ursinus Frosh-18M Allentown Prep-89M MAX' IS F. and M. Interscholastics - First place in Prep class IWAX' 25 Perkiomen lnt ersc holastics DElAD'IClH3MULE 1929 FEBRUARY 12 Nleadow Brook Indoor lnterscholastics Second Place FEBRUARY 26 Scranfon lncloor lnfersclmolastics-F1'rJ'l fn Jlfle anahllezlley Relay APRIL 26 Penn Relays-Third place in NalionalInfenrcl1ola.rl1'c .llerlley Relay APRIL 27 Penn Relays - F1'r.fl place in llze mile relay MAX' 18 F. and Al. lnterscholastics - - Firm! placv MAX' 25 Perlciomen lnterscholastics igjxi ' S i T l One Hundred Twelve ALP152.Ef CI-I 0 A V w 0 I , H ' ,,, 2, I W Mm X I X1 51 I X x J x I x 1 X N1 0 N n I x T " 4 x I RELAY TEAM x Coach E. CARLTON ABBOTT C ti ROBERT FARLEY Manager l CHARLES A. MILLER .J , ' ' -M A 7? x X ki N xl -1 .1 N xx X Q E ' x 5 A P 1 1 A One llundred Thirteen S E ii ALPREJTZI-1 CD JI SW DELAY TEAM UR relay team was very successful this season. It is composed of George Reed of Beaver Falls, Robert Far- ley of Germantown, Welsh of Tamaqua, Elmer Seifert of Hellertown, Frederick Wavrek of Catasauqua and Elliot Rice of Burlington, Vermont. This team lowered the record which was made by last years' team, and won a place in every race they ran in. In Ianuary they ran at the Meadow Brook Indoor Inter- scholastic Meet. There they won a second place and brought home four medals. At the Scranton lnterscholastics they were more successful taking a first place in the medley relay as well as the mile relay. This time they brought home the bacon in the form of eight gold medals. This ended the indoor meets and the boys prepared for their last relay race at Penn. On the twenty-sixth of April they ran in the National Inter- scholastics Championship Medley Relay of America taking a third place. VVelsh was the hero ofthe day pulling the teams up from ninth to third place. The following day they ran in the mile relay taking a first place and breaking the record at Penn for our class as well as the record of our school. 'L N' 2 mf X it l N' N l Z ll One Hundred Fourteen F I ff N V xl 9 5? 'i'. ,125- 93 39 ' l ' , 1 rx , .N xv? WWW . . 9 4 ,V Y I 7 , "rf AK 1' N - , f' we ,f x, W 1 I 1 I2-'fb 'M Qf fnwWWmmy f . f 1 i5??22f! f5,37iEif7W Z , Z' 5' 5 r 1 l 1. s f . A 1 I l 1 4 . : ALPREf CI-I 0 Sl " Iillillil' i lllli. 'il N I x , X X I N I X x I I I X I X U , TENNU umm X 1929 Paul N. Harkins, Coach I SCHEDULE A APRIL 27 Perkiomen Here PRIL 29 Moravian College Reserves lfwd-ll I MAX' 7 Lansdale High School Here N MAX' 9 Bethlehem High School Here MAX' 21 Lansdale High School Away 4 MAX' 22 Moravian College Reserves Here MAX' 25 Bethlehem High School Away X MAX' 27 Faculty Here MAX' 28 A. P. S. Alumni Here I IUNE -1 Perkiomen fiway l I fejfl 7 ' xl S cr Q, sk KX 4' Q A x I x K One Hundred Sixleen QM U1 M ie .Jf T52 f fhgfd i ' a 3 W 4' an 1 'I 5 wg?-221 " f ,Z Q1 722-MQ a 22 ' 'glN ,y f ff -5414694 MQ ' f p' pg W Q bf gf-Z' 5 ' ,I Q4 ff 3 z Ns ,1 A 2' 5 1 1 ' A . 1 'T' AL,P1Q.Ef Cu 0 1,1-1:4 , f I I ! ,J f 1 Y ,QQ -47 ,171 17 'f One Hundred Eighteen 0 T ff- - KRT' ,O 5 k . "THE GREAT ADVENTURE" OF AST C RM la .15.jI,PlE?.QE.J'CLl-110 gall ll I i tl lllili Q i A O 2 4' m l ' lll1"' Ill in t X I x X I f ' I X nznool DLAY x f N I l I 1 HE MEMBERS of this club achieved the greatest success of all the N previous dramatic clubs when they presented their masterpiece of the X season "The Great Adventure." It was presented in the auditorium of the Allentown High School on the evening of April eighteenth to a X splendid audience of parents and friends of the student body. Every- one was greatly enthused over the production. X f Great credit is due to Prof. Boulanger who organized the dramatic club Q and whose splendid coaching brought the players to so high a state of efficiency. X Ir. Hess was the business manager and Harris G. Snow was our most efficient stage manager. 1 X Charles P. Sell and Charles Miller Ir., both local boys, displayed unusual - talent in portraying the leading characters of the play. Though neither one of X 1 these players had ever taken part in dramatics previous to this year much credit is due them for being theabackbone of the production. Three other local boys l who took their parts very well were VVilliam Behringer, Ir., Fred Fetherolf, Ir., X' and Victor Delourno, Ir. 5 l Lewis Schnebly, Edward T. McHugh, David Fromer, George Tegan. Iames N Nlurphy, Clarence Helvig, Herbert Iones, H. Hutchinson, Robert A. Farley, The out-of-town students who took part in the play were Charles Graham, Alfred Iles, and Isadore Raskin. Q I "The Great Adventure" was the fourth annual play given by the students N of the Allentown Preparatory School and was secured through special arrange- A ment with the Yvalter H. Baker Company of Boston. The comedy was composed X of four acts which were surrounded by very good stage settings and exceptional costuming. I X sl X1 xl Q51 X A V C X X ,' xx x l Q ,J One Hundred Nineteen 51 Fai- - sl' 5 i!!!!ili MPR CH 0 mm MTH If CAST" ALBERT SHAXVN - ILAM CARVE DR. PAscoE - EDXVARD HORNING IANET CANNOT - CYRUS CARVE PAGE - FATHER LooE MISS HONORIA LooE PETER HORNING XVAITER - EBAG - JOHN SHAXVN - JAMES SHAXVN MRS. ALBERT SHANVN LORD LOENARD ALCAR TEXEL - - I. O. BOULANGER IR. HEss H.-XRRIS G. SNOXV One Hundred Twenty EXECUTIVE STAFF ill vc' .? V is ' E S 5. x K Charlea' Graham Charlef Sell Lewzlr Schnelzly Edward T. JIcHugl1 Clzarlef A. Jliller, Jr. David Fromer If' m. Behringer, Jr. George Tegan Victor deJourno, Jr. Fred Felheroy, Jr. Jame.r Jlarphy Iwadore I. Raokin Clarence H elvzg Herbert Jonef - H. H uichinmn Robert 11. Farley - Alfred Ilea' Dfrecior - JI an ager Sfage Jlanager M Iilh E x X 1 X1 xx I X 1 x J R 1 x 1 X N1 4 xx A W DEDIDIE SMDIYEIQ N FRIDAY October fifth our annual smoker was held It wasn t the usual Perki Smoker lt was one to pep our bovs up for the Peddie game Hence the old traditional Perki Smoker changed to the Peddie Smoker." Everybody supported it and enjoyed the speeches by Mr. Benfer, Mr. Shalter, a few of the Professors and coach "YVinnie" Slemmer. Despite the disasterous results which occurred the J following day, many pleasant memories will remain in our minds X of this smoker. O X ,in i ALPREf cu o ,- ,O M x I X ' xl XI x 1 , , H . V ' I s 1 1 M ' . N . ,, . X DANCES N' N THE fall the Iuniors started our social stone rolling with their Fall Hop. This dance was held in the school gym and under the supervision of Professor Gebert was l made a big success. The music, furnished by Art Mick- ley's Fantasy Seven, and the beautiful decorations added toward I its success. With this as an incentive everybody looked forward to the biggest dance of the year, the Senior Farewell. The Committee in charge of this dance was: l KARL F. KOCHER HARRX' R. XVOOD BENJAMIN HAMMERMAN ALFRED ILES, IR. ALFRED M. KNAUSS XVILLIAM A. Roooxos On the night of May Twenty-third the Seniors held their Farewell Dance in the Hotel Traylor. The music was furnished by Hughie O'Donnel's Orchestra. Next to the Alprescho this was the Seniors biggest undertaking as well as their biggest l success. The committee in charge was: IAMES MURPHX' HAROLD GRANDE IAMES NICOLL l .f - .Q 1-JT V11 l x S R T l One Hundred Twenty-one ALPREJ' CH O qI:!!f!nI ill MILQE 'L Q1 X ,I N i N v IENIDIQ DIQDIEIDAM Hay Twenih fhzrd A SENIOR FAREWELL DANCE , I HOTEL TRAX LOR X l J une zvinih X BACCALAUREATE SERMON A - I SEVEN-THIRTY P.M. ST. IOHN,S CHURCH SOUTH FIFTH STREET N June Tenth CLASS DAY l SCHOOL CHAPEL, TWO-THIRTY P.M. I J une Tenih 1 ORATORICAL CONTEST SCHOOL CHAPEL, EIGHT P.M. June Elevenih COMMENCEMENT SCHOOL CHAPEL, TEN A.M. E7 -,x j - X1 1 xx X- 'N t One Hundred Twenty-two B x, Xigggggjgyiiggiig W 0 ff!! max W fQ , 'C 'x 1 ff, 'ffm J ' QQ, Z A if X KK Lf W 'fffwww' AfQ Vr f f 7 1 X A , X fu., W fy, .ff ' 11 1, .A gs X ff f ! ,, i -ffl 7 xv iff wkgwga ei? ff E' Q f' . ,gk ff! qw! .ff f W, X f fwmw nosou uw- 'Q ..22""21f 1 -5i+f,:::'-in-Qi? gf-l - - -:Ti - r 3 'gf ALPRE,fC. I-1 0 2'-li Q Ell l! llllili I x N ' I X I X ClAfflQOUM ICENE I 7 N X CLASS - Harkin's class in Spanish at 8.00 l HARKINS - Grande, start to read from top of page 26 to bottom of page 27, N f Parnell take from there to middle of page 29, Fromer, go upstairs and N waken Schiller and Hutchinson. ' l'I.-KGERMAN - May I leave the room Prof? I took a physic last night. X HARKINS - It seems darn funny, you must take a physic every night. FROMEgztETgtCgaIcel:lc:i1rgainj They'll be down in a minute or two. Where shall I X I X . HARKINS - Take from where Parnell left off. HAGERMAN - fBack in roomj Prof. You don't know how 'much better I feel now. X I H.ARKINS - QFive minutes laterj Fromer go up and tell them two guys if they Q iljoniget down here to class they'll have to go to the "Duke" for an excuse I lan . N I FROMER-They must be sick or they'd surely come down. They wouldn't X think of missing a class. N QA knock on the doorj if H.ARKINS -- Don't answer the door, its too late now. f . fKnocl-nng continues.j I i SHEPSKY - Can t you leave a fellow in when he knocks? X X HARKINS - Can't you get here on time? I SHEPSKY -I was cleaning the class rooms. S X HARKINS - Yyhat does that make me? l S!-IEPSKY - Wlell, I'm coming in anyhow. X HARKINS - Don't get acting tough now. Ifyou do come in be quiet. I've had SHEPSKY - Go ahead pick on me, I'm used to it. HARKINS - Don't get hard, you might get a sock in the eye. g SHEPSKY - Do you think you can do it? f HARKINS - I want order and if you don't let me have order I'll go down and see N the "Duke" about you. SHEPSKY - Let's go down now. I'd like to see him about you. l CThey return and in the meantime Schiller and Hutchinson arrivej. SCHILLER Tuwhy don't you dry up Shepsky, you'd make a guy think you are X toug . I K I N enough trouble with you lately. N I l 1 gf f J i X R s N xx! , x , " Ng I ,J One Hundred Twenty-four tl .ALPREfCI-16 CLAIIIDDUM ICENE SI-IEPSFY A Shut up or I ll throw you out the window. HARKINS - Oh vou will throw me out the window will you. SHEPSKY - W ho said anything about throwing you out the window. I was talk ing to XI hitne5 Schiller. HARIQINS W Be careful or I might throw vou out the window. SHE! SPY - YY hat am I supposed to do laugh? SCHILLER - It would be too bad for you Shepsky if I were the Prof. Shepsky socks W hitnev and Harkins decides not to show the boys how tough he is sitting still as a mouse.H HARKIINS - Read Grande. GRANDE -I didn't finish it all yet, Prof. HARKI'NS - Read Parnell. I PARNELL v Not quite finished with my part. X HARKINS - This class is getting as bad as my ll:-10 Spanish class, they're thick but you fellows are getting just as thick. I FROMER M Too many note hooks to keep up to date Prof. XVe don't get time to X study Spanish. HARKIiNS - Don't give me that line. YVhen I assign a lesson I want it prepared. HAGERMAN - Pardon Prof. but I'd like to leave the room again. X, HARIiINS - Yes, hut tonight try one pill instead of two or three. Shepsky what does "tengo miedon mean? SHEPSKY - I am afraid, but I'm not afraid of you. f HARKINS - Dry up, I'd like to teach some Spanish this morning. N FROMER - Is Dundee going to roll the tennis court to-day? HARKINS - Ifl leave it up to Dundee the courts will never he rolled. I'll do it myself. Now don't ask any more questions. HUTCHINSON f Yvere you down at lVIealey's dance hall last night Prof? HARKINS - Yes, it was pretty good. lVIet a nice girl too. IVHITNEY SCHILLER - Was she white? HARKINS 1 Enough from you, coniugate "ser", YVHITNEY - Since when can you conjugate a noun? HARKINS - You're impossible. YVHITNEY - Don't blame me, I room with Fromer. GRANDE W Alright Prof. I'm ready to read now. HARKIINS A- Soon time, go ahead. fBell rings, ending class period.D HARKIINS - Now to-morrow we must get down to work. SHEPSKY -- YVhy don't you stop that Prof? HARKINS - And Shepsky if you can't act your age don't come in and bother us to-morrow. You're excused. c A SM 7 'l -I V - li Ill. ii ' S N ' 1 x I N 1 X xl I , y I i , 'I 9 I 1 f - ' N 7 s I ' L X . 1 x ' ifgi --- s 3 X i One Hundred Twentyfve G ALPREf CI-I C3 "' 1' mln H ull JDKES The world is old Yet likes to laugh New jokes are hard to find A whole new editorial staff Can't tickle every mind So if you meet some ancient joke Done up in modern guise Don't frown and call the thing a fake Iust laughg - Don't be too wisel PROF HARKINS - Who was Queen during the Elizabethan Period? FREEDMAN - Queen Anne. SCHILLER - Men of my type are not found everywhere. STOKES - Of course not-that's what they have insane asylums for. PROF. FREITAG - What's the formula for the area of a sphere? HESS - One half the base times the altitude. HU'rcH1NsoN - May I kiss you? HELEN - Say! What do you think I'm waiting for? A street car? In Biology PROF. KNAUSS - Do fish perspire? DUBELLE - Of coursel That's what makes the ocean so salty. "May I have a drink?" the girl friend asked. "Here's a tumbler of water," quoth I. She tilted her head and angrily said, "Fm not dirty you fool- l'm dry." RASKIN - Have you ever heard the Hebrew Song? TEMKO - No. What is it? RASKIN - Don't Iewish you knew. On A Spree. VOORHEES - Hicl Tom shall we Hicl gggo to the fire sale? PERRY - Lesh not. Ain't got no use for a fire. Nz' bf V9 -lin . -x X E - X X 1 S S S 1 I .f I Z One Hundred Twenty-six f ALP152.ELfcL1o I fir l l A ,Q ,, !il llsllll! JDKES PALL REVERE Qshoutxng in a window Husband home? LADX Yes PAUL Tell him the British are coming PAUL another window Husband home? LADX Yes PAUL 4 Tell him the British are coming. PAUL fstill another windowj - Husband home? LADY - No. PAUL: CDismountingj - T'hell with the British. ' X 5 -in 1 Think ihzlr over. DUKE W- Frederick it gives me great pleasure to give you a 90 for the month. FRED - Why not give me a 100 and give yourself a real thrill. SHE - If I were your wife I'd give you poison. RHODES - IfI were your husband I'd take it. POP - No I will never recognize an actress as my daughter-in-law. SON - But really she isnlt an actress. She only thinks she is. KONSCHAK - I have a suit for every day in the week. RICE - Great! Let's see them. KONSCHAK H- Here it is. 1 PERKI STUDE - Say, how come you didn't Ag? dispute Allentown Prep's claim to the H State Football Championship. BELLEFONTE DITTO - Brother - there isn't X any claim worth the beating you'd take from that team. f In L-fl 5-'1 -gfigii j J XX i .. X l One Hundred Twenty-seven X ." J' ,ALPREfCI-ICD i Sl," illillali i . i !.l!lhl-5 JUIKES Can I ou Imagzne I Can! Can you imagine the Duke with a smile? Prof Abbott making a mistake in Englis . Prof Arner without a smile? Prof Boulanger without a cigarette? Prof Freitag weighing about l20? Prof Gebert giving an easy final? Prof Harkins with a full head of hair? Prof Herzog chewing tobacco? Prof Knauss without a wisecrack? Prof Miller with a mustache? Prof Riddell without glasses? Yvinnie Slemmer not spending a Saturday nite on . Diadison Street? 1 7 I I , Q X i f - 7 -BY- - Or h? Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or S Or Pop without a chew? Dedicated fo lfze Third Floor RESOLVED: Vtlho drinks more liquor than is wise Is sure of gaining paradise. PROF: Vtlho drinks too much, as I have said, Will sleep for long like someone dead. Who sleeps the sleep no dreams are in Does not, of course, plan any sin. YVho plans no sin, you must agree A sinner surely can not be. Therefore who drinks more liquor than is wise Is sure of gaining paradise. For good looking people only. -Buiqq 914151 paqiaauoo nolr lqo if ua! an 1. -f-- x 1 J wx 2 gl PM One Hundred Twenty-eight Q2 If !., 'f e ' SU' 4 ,. ,., f I X N J Cliff I 5 i X lfflzal we vxpccl qf a C0-cd. ' Kissable lips f Nloveable hips, X X Neckable arms, Adorable charms, Soothable sighs, X I Rollable eyes, Slnileable face, J X Able embrace, K Twitchablc eyebrows, Aclmirable nose, it I Danceable feet, X lvoryable teeth, l Curlable hair, Some bill-o-fare, I Greekable profile, X Cuteable smile, Niftyable dress, Pettable - Hell yes! I YVINNIE: fto football cancliclatej -- . X Have you had any experience? AQ, fwggpionz E R 1 S I SCHILLER: fproudlyj-Oh yesl Last cg E 0 fd X summerl was hit by three Fords f2f70,,-: HA,f,f,mJ 15 and a Mack Truck. xX,,QQ 7-e,.,vA,,j C ,AFM 0' 9,111 PM t 'aw ' exe :Lien ev: x sn-f VOICIQ IN TIII2 DARK - May I kiss you? 4 Complete silence. ' 4 4 SAME VOICE-You wouldn't get angry f ifl kissed you? NOTliPII2 VOICE eSay do you want me AN V to promise not to bite too? Y 1 I f l I X, - Il I l .y X wg . 4 l ,Nik i 'T One I lurulretl 'liwenly-nm tl LP I'li,fCI-ICD JDIKEI I he Lynn I wouldn t stir myself two feet To see a football game Not worth the trouble I repeat X Besides they're all the same. X You pay three bucks and then you get A seat behind the goal. And after that you fuss and sweat ' X j I ij " A P. VE M "l y T F I T I I! I Eh ' llli Ill llleli 2 . in I 1 I O Il., li ull 'lim A xl x I X I I I X X I ,. , .' 5 I I . , f I N I : o I N To even reach the bowl. I'd rather see a third rate show- This football makes me sick What's that - two tickets - you can't go? Say - let me have them quick. FROMER -- Would you call for help if I kissed you? SHE - Do you need any help? SWEET YOUNG THING - My goodness but I'm warm. SCHNEBLY - That's what they all say. GRANDE - Why are you looking so fed up Bunny? STOKES -211 bought a book called "How to make love." and I don't know what to o. GRANDE - Why? I STOKES - It says you should take the girl's hand and say, 'I love you Beatricef GRANDE - What's wrong with that? STOKES -- My girl's name is Betty. Laying down ilze law. SPOTTS - Every time I kiss you I feel like a better man. COED - Well, you needn't try to get to heaven in one night. FETHEROLF -- I think nothing of studying live hours a night. MILLER -- I don't think so much of it myself. -J filo rf w Q Rel x. One Hundred Thirty ,,, . . .. . Af A ALP12.1-3fCL1o M929 JUIKEI It s the little things in life that tell," said the flapper as she yanked her kid brother from under the sofa There was a voung maiden from Ember, YVho went to New York in November 5 She got a good job And being no slob She married her boss in December. Coedlr verwion of a Proverb. As you rip so shall you sew. "lust one more glass and then I shall leave," said the dishwasher as he picked up a cake of soap. RYAN - Vtlhat would you do if you burst your sides laughing? RICE - I'd run till I got a stitch in them. STEVE - I've got a surprise for you. MR. HERTZOG - Well what is it. STEVE - I've just swallowed a tack. A youngster came crying to his mother. "NVhy dearieln she exclaimed, "YVhat's the matter?" "Dad was lifting a box and it fell on his toes," exclaimed the child between sobs. "But that is nothing to cry about, you should have laughed at it." "I did," replied the boy. GRANDE - Catch me quick, I'm dizzy. COLE - Yvassamatter? GRANDE - I've just been reading a circular letter. CEDAR CREST FRAIL - Men are like a tube of toothpaste. SECOND DITTO - How come? FIRST DITTO - You have to give them a squeeze before you can get anything out of them. X N , One Hundred Thirty-one I ALPREf CI-I CD 'ff' gg . JUKES Geffyfburg flddremx a la Prep. School. Two years and seven months ago our fathers brought forth upon this continent an idiotic law, conceived the day after the night before and dedicated to the proposition that all liquor is intoxicating, yea even unto shoe polish. We Ii lilliii - , , :II lllili xl X f N, l 4 l I are met at the morgue. We have come to identify the last few remains of our lawful friend who has given his life trying to prove this. It is altogether fitting and proper that we bury him. But in a larger sense we cannot live, we cannot be merry by drinking orange ade. The brave men drunk and sober have concen- trated it far above our poor power to add or subtract. The world will little note what we say here, but they shall always remember our cry for better beer. It is for us the drunk rather than the sober to be left here with the un- finished flasks which they have so nobly given. It is for us the sober to be here dedicated with the large flasks remaining before us, and that from these honored dead we take their last full quart for consumption, and that we hereby highly resolve that these men have not drunk in vain, and that this nation under God shall have a new brand-for the people, in the people, and by the bootleggers which shall not perish from this earth. By H. C. Freedman KRAUSS - Did youse hear bout de treek someone played on Iacobs? FISHER - No. I KRAUSS - Some one left von of dem there birth control pamphlets in his hen house and he ain't had no eggs for a whole month. GENT: Cengaging chaufferj - And when we're not using the car there's the poul- try house to clean, the dogs to look after, and you can give the gardener a hand in your spare time. APPLICANT - Yes sir and what kind of soil is it? GENT - Soil. Why? APPLICANT - I just thought if it was clay soil, I might make a few, bricks to fill in the time. SELL - How many barrels do you sell a week? TRINKLE -Q About twenty. SELL - Well I can tell you how to sell twenty-five barrels of beer a week. TRINKLE - How? SELL - Fill the glasses properly. SHE - I wish I had thought twice before I married you. HE - I'd be satisfied ifl had really thought just once. J fljx M7 N. 2, X I , One Hundred Thirty-two 5 I ,. I I slr! gli " I c I fXlJpE5ELfC3L1CD-'5A l ILIM' ' 172. ni livin ii JDKES PARNELL Do vou beliexe in heredltvq HARKINS How manv tlmes haxe I told you to come to class on txmeq FREEDMAN Honest ProfI don t know. I thought you were keeping score. X T ' l SNOW - Of course that's how I got all my money. SALESMAN STETTLER - Is Mother in? LITTLE GIRL - Yea. But so is Papa. One in a .fllillion A dumb little coed named Stella Had never been out with a fella But half an hour later If by luck you could date her There wasn't a thing you Could tell her. SMITTY -W Do you object to petting? SHE - YVhy that's something I never do. SMITTY - What? Pet? SHE Q No foolish. Object. Fax! Tlzfnkfng I STUDENT - QAbsentlyj You're a clear sweet girl Anna. O HAMILTON PREP. GIRL - Anna. My name is Barbara. STUDENT - I say you're a dear sweet girl and I love you with all my heart. is f 0 '1:Ly5w-:sou f v , 6' I-x0Auu.' . P., TNUEIIYOQ -7 :In-Qggg,-x 1415 Assur Ul' PART' 911 7-Hs .S fAFE if woRK WN5 VLH? J fl en uf X ,Xl 1 X E X x L l l One Hundred Thirty-three , hw ALPREJCLIO il .IIDIKEI Its unlucky to open an umbrella in the house In a modern apartment it isn t unlucky it s impossible DIL RPI-Ii I call her my dauntless sweetheart lllilil .l.!l.!l.li HEADLEX How come? MURPHY - 'Cause she's always saying, Oh, dauntless do this and dauntless do that. Will Back-Seal-Driving Come Io Tluir? Be careful, Iohn, you almost hit that Zeppelin! You did! You did so! You didn't miss him by more than six inches. There is some one behind you wants to pass us, you better pull over. Iohn that looks like an air pocket ahead. Don't you think you'd better shift? Oh, I can't remember whether we locked the kitchen door. I'm afraid we better go back. You're sure? Yvell, if there's any of my jewelry missing - STOP! Goodness you scared me. Iohn, are you sure our wheels were all right when we took off? I've got a feeling the left one has dropped off. I'll take a look. Yes it has - no -- yes - no, it's all right. You'd better slow up over this town. They are terribly strict. Don't you think you're flying a bit low. Say, look at that adorable field of buttercups-couldn't we stop? Are you sure you have gas enough? - Iohn its raining. Yes it isp I felt a few drops. YVe'll have to put the top up. No, it was only a cloud. Do be careful ofthe next one you can never tell who is inside. Eeeeeee! W'hew! I thought you were going to skid right into him. Iohn stop speeding! Stop, I say, there's a cop behind us. You don't care! There what did I tell you? XVe're pinched. Now you keep quiet and let me do the talking. HELVIG - You remind me of a gold fish in a bowl in that gown. H. S. SKIRT - How do you make that out. HELVIG - You have so little seclusion. Our idea of tough luck is being a yes-man during leap year. REED 3 Yvelsh wears such smart hats. SEABURN - Yes he gets them from only the most exclusive restaurants. alll- '7 One Hundred Thirty-four WHO I WI-ICD IN OLAU Of 29 HANDSONIEST BEST ATHLETE BEST SINGER BEST DANCER BEST ARGLER - BIGGEST EATER - I BIGGEST PROCRASTINATOR X CLASS FATHER - CLASS BABY - I CLASS ACTOR - X CLASS OPTOMIST X I CLASS PESSIMIST - CLASS PHYSIC - l MOST CONCEITED - X MOST POPULAR Selmebly Headley Fromer Szergzef I etlzerolf dbralram Reinhard - Sell Kun lz - Parnell Jliller Kramer Kulzmr - H eau' Headley !5eLPP.E,fCI-I0 I' 5'3" 5 ,W MOST COLLEGIATE - NOSIEST - QUIETEST FOGGIEST - MOST SARCASTIC V L Te, S V Y., E 'ir ' S - Cole Harrzlr - Grande Kzlrller - Sfokew One Hundred Thitryilive fe ALPREf CI-I O l SI," , X, ' fAMoU.nAvwe1 ofA.D.f. U 1 1929 w 1 N ABRAHAM - "Pass the potatoes." ARONOFF - "Ie ne sais pas." BORTZ -- "Emause." X BURKHARDT - "VS'hat,d ya say? ff COLE - "Pardon you." X I COOPERMAN - "Did ya tho?" DAMINAI - ' You ain't so hot." ' DISMAN - "The hell you say!" X i DOLL - "Did you see that jane 7:1 EGAN - "Yes.', I FARLEY - "Chawmed I assure you." X FETHEROLF - "Is that right." FREEDMAN - "Check off." X I FROMER - "Aw shut up Schiller." GRANDE f "Good bye please." HAAS - "Sure.,' Ni HAGERMAN - "Do you know what's apotsfer?" HARRIS - "Aw com'on." HALTEMAN - "Is that right?" HEADLE3' - 'Wvhat saying Baby?" HE1sT - "Uh Huh!" HELX'IG - "VVait'll I tell you about Hazleton." HESS - "I'cl slipped outlu HUTCHINSON E "Aw don't tell mel I'm right!" IONES k "HehI Heh!" KELLER - "Quite so!" KISTLER - "Der vill be a meeting of Cler CHOIMIIIIN CLUB!" KONSCHAK - "I've reformed." KRAMER - "Either way is correct PROFV' KUHNS -- "One round is plentylu KUMMERX' - "IWIaybe.n KUNTZ - "Yoo Hoo Profl Here I am." ss -S E s X or I One Hundred Th irty-six g mm ALPREJ' cu o , I FAMUUI IAYINGI OF A.D.I. 1929 IVICFADDEN - "I'm tired." MILLER - "Have it in as soon as possible." MoEssNER - "Yes" NICOLL - "I don't agree." ONDREICEK - "It's the fashion." PARNELL - 'fBring it." PINI -Q "No." RASKIN - "Raskin's the name BUD." REED in "Didja ever hear of Beaver Falls?" REINHARD - "Let me translate PROFIU RHODES - "Dam'f not!" RICE - 'WVatch me bust that record!" ROSENBERG - "I'm a useful guy." RYAN Q "Heyl W'here's my two bucks?" SASSAMAN - "Time to go Prof?" SCHILLER - 'I SCHNEBLY W "Ask Hutch." SEABURN - "You no me." SEIFERT 4 "They figure on me taking first." SELL - "See me later." SHEPSKY - "Ain't I good?" SIERGIEI - "Want to see my write-ups?" SNOXV - t'Gee, I met the swellest girl today." SMITH - "Now up in Hagerstown." STAUFFEN - "How could you?" STETTL1-:R - "Might be so." STOKES - HAnd don't muff' it.U TEGAN - "Hello Ioelv TRINKLE, QXVALTD - "Gonna serve beer?" TRINKLE, CVVMJ - "Is that a fact?" VAN GILDER - "Now in High School-- VooRHEEs - "Damn Tootin!" XVELSH - "VVatch my speed." ZULICK - "Now when I was Manager." THE CLASS - "Good bye forever." J figfu V7 ' X1 1. g I X. l l ' x El 1 1 N One Hundred Thirty-seven M Iilt ll Il N X 1 X1 xx l N x 1 x 0 x 1 x N1 0 N x 9 x ll N I x I N xl N1 xl xx ALP12EfCI-I 0 p i lillnli , ill lllllle N X 1 if Z O N O I I I X I X 6 6 N I-'19 9 X l '-BY? Boneyard Clipping I IF we could act like Raskin X or be a waiter like Kistler or be somber like Ryan X or be bright like Fetherolf or run like Rice f or dress like Farley l or dance like Rosenberg f or play the piano like Sell N or "put the shot" like Trinkle I or wis ecrac k like Hess X Xl I X or play football like Tegan or have hair like Damiani or mind our own business like Grande or have dates like Freedman. or have a fur coat like Graham or a car like Voorhees' f or be as clever as Miller - or speak good English like Kuhns u I or be President like Nlurphy 1 or be popular like Headley I we would all be Successful. 1 J l e W X X s X x X l I .f I Z One Hundred Thirty-eight "vii A my I L X1 xx l X x . x U x 1 x N1 4 N A 1 ALPiI52.EfCL1o - :ff Iililinli 'l!.ll If . . !:"lll SSCALENDAIT' 'liUESOAY, Sept. 11 WNEDN ESOAY, Sept. 12 'FHURSDAXQ Sept. 15 FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 SATURDAY, SEPT, I5 SUNDAY, SEPT. lb MONIJAX', SEPT. 17 TUESDAY, SEPT. I8 WVEDN ESDAY, SE PT. 19 THURSDAY, SEPT. 20 FRIDAY, SEPT. 21 SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 SUNDAY, SEPT. 25 MONDAY, SEPT. 24 TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 FRTDAY, SEPT. 28 SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 SUNDAY, SEPT. 50 MONl7AH', OCT. I TUESDAY, OCT. 2 WEIJNESDAX', OCT. 5 THURSDAY, OCT. 4 FRIDAY, OCT. 5 SATURDAY, OCT. 6 SUNDAY, OCT. 7 SEPTEMBER School opens. And howl Boarding students begin to come in. Classes 'till noon. Students learn that there will be no smoking in the rooms. tUnless you're not caughtj Sight seeing tour organized for benefit of new students. Tegan goes to church talone?j Zulick misses breakfast for the first tbut not the lastl time. ' First call for football men. Schiller decides to go out for the team and give Prep a break. Dundee calls for soccer men. Practise called off be- cause of absence of Cap. Murphy. Prof. Gebert begins lectures on history notebook and college. Fish for dinner. Zoop for supper. Headley and Murphy arrive at school from Atlantic City just in time to go to Mealey's. Prof's CSD go to Crystal for supper and thence to----??'? About ten men decide they're too good for the football team and drop off. Still more men tincluding Schillerj drop. Prof. Freitag acts as substitute. Prof. Gebert gives easiest exam he ever gave. tBanana Oilj Only two months 'till Thanksgiving. Prep. football men journey to Harrisburg' Prepi. 133 Beckley 0. Good start, keep up the good wor . Football team gets a rousing welcome home. OCTOBER Blue Monday no football practise. Grades and below grades go up on bulletin board. tWait 'till the folks see those markslj Duke gives out first warning to trig class about 2:50 classes. Duke still raving. Prof. Freitag gets his baseball pants torn playing football. More fish and zoop. Prof. Boulanger fools 'em. He takes supper at the Crystal. Peddie 75 Prep. 6. Tough break. Soccer Prep lg Liberty High 4. Something fishy about this. Tegan goes to church for the third consecutive Sunday. Who is she "Zeke'?" uf Y ' 15? .... 377 5- - g S w. ? X One Hundred Thirty-nine lsfiiiiii AWP' CH G sllllillll MON17AX', OCT. 8 TUESDAY, OCT. 9 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10 THURSDAY, OCT. 11 FRIDAY, OCT. 12 SATURDAY, OCT. 15 SUNDAY, OC'r. 14 MONDAY, 0C'l'. 15 TUESDAY, OCT. 16 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17 THURSDAY, OCT. 18 FRIDAY, OCT. 19 SATURDAY, OCT. 24 SUNDAY, OCT. 21 MONDAY, OCT. 22 TUESDAY, OCT. 25 WEDNESDAH', OCT. 24 THURSDAY, OCT. 25 FRIDAY, OCT. 26 SATURDAY, OCT. 27 SUNDAY, OCT. 28 MONDAX', OCT. 29 TUESDAY, OCT. 50 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 51 THURSDAY, Nov. 1 FRIDAY, Nov. 2 SATURDAY, Nov. 5 'L 1 1 g One um red Forty Prof. Gebert gives annual lecture on advantages of going to school. Soccer team ties Nitchmann High 2 - 2. Zuliik falls asleep and misses supper but he didn't miss muc . Election of class officers. Rahl Murphy. Football team journeys to Mercersburg. Good luck Gang! A.P.S. Og Niercersburg 0. Whoopeel Soccer, Prep. 0 Liberty High 5. Bah! Everything quiet. Football players rest. Ryan goes in the tailoring business. Prof. Gebert starts selling insurance and outlines. Soccer, Prep. 2 Hellertown 2. William Thalheumer Harris Iunior seen with four girls. The Duke informs us that we're wasting our money going to School. CWe wonder if he meant about the mea1s.j Steve decides to be Winnie Slemmer's personal guardian. A.P.S. 6, Lehigh Frosh 0 fFootballJ Prep. 25 Perki 0 CSOCcerj. Old fight gang. Prof. Abbott seen with two blondes in a car. fBe care- ful they don't make you walk homej Prof. Boulanger tells us what a lot of good we would derive from his camp. Doll gets initiated into the secrets of writing Outlines by Prof. Gebert. Our fears are over for a Successful football Season. Shepsky arrives. Disman begins to sweep out his room. Disman still sweeping out his room. A.P.S. 265 Ursinus Frosh 0. tFootballD Prep. 2, Stroudsburg 2. CSOccerj Sub Prepers hold meeting to decide on Hallowe'en Pranks. "Steve" Officiates. Sign on bulletin board "Lost a Tasty Kake, if found return to Don Cole." Football team leaves for VVeSt Point, N. Y. Hallowe'en. Everybody gets night off to see the Hpee- radef' A.P.S. 15, Army Plebes 6. N O V E M B E R 5 boarding Students run five miles for a Chesterfield. Schnebly and Rhodes walk home after a very enjoyable ride, and evening. Dundee'S wrong again. He tells the Soccer team they're a bunch of bums and then they turn around and beat Princeton Frosh 5 - 1. .J ,ft .al .A -X1 5. l S 'T .13tLPfIZ?.EfCI-ICD SW E llll SUNDAY Nox -I TL FSD AX Box 6 XX EDNESDAY Nox THLRSDAY Nox NONENTBER Evers bodv broke no caxd games they are going to do bettu Soccer team lays down on the job again Nxtchmann High l Prep l Sell Harris and Hess get to French class on time Trmkle reports for soccex practise Dundee aduses him to take up golfing I li ill :- If l i . - . T w n ll, ji 1 , l I K v ly X ATONDAY, NOV. 5 Grades posted, everybodyg resolves that next month I Y. 4 ,, T Y. - V . . . 8 . Q N ' g . . .' . ', '. 7 , f . - ns ' - ' . A -' . 1 - u - 'y V '. V K tv v. 1. g l l FRIDAY box 9 SATURDAY, Nov. 10 SUNDAY, Nov. 11 DTONDAY, Nov. 12 TUEsDAY, Nov. 13 XVEDNESDAY, Nov. 1-L THURSDAY, Nov. 15 FRIDAY, Nov. 16 SATURDAY, Nov. 17 SUNDAY, Nov. 18 ATONDAY, Nov. 19 TUESDAY, Nov. 20 XVEDNESDAY, Nov. 21 THURSDAY, Nov. 22 FRIDAY, Nov. 25 SA'1'L'RD.-KY, Nov. 2-1 SUNDAY, Nov. 25 NTONDAY, Nov. 26 TUESDAY, Nov. 27 TVEDNESDAY, Nov. 28 - Football team leases for Factorxxille Ro okos goes along to lead cheersfl? Everybody gets up on the wrong side of the bed. A.P.S. 05 Keystone Aca. 6. CFootballj Prep. 05 Penn Frosh 5. QSoccerj , Tegan still going to church. Farley and 5icHugh also join the ranks. Don't rush boys there'll be enough to go around. Trinkle and Keller get late for Duke's class. fAlso get a bawling out., Duke :-"You guys are as dumb as a horse, with all apologies to the horse." Keller after class:-"Don't worry he told us that last year too." Prof. Gebert gives second lecture on the advantages of college. Only five more days till we get some real eats. Ryan wakes up to the fact that a year in Prof. Geberts class history means ten outlines. Not me. Tables turn against apponents. A.P.S. 25 Villanova Frosh 7. fFootballj Prep. 7g Perkiomen 0. QSoccerJ Zulich seen in Emaus. Q?'?'????j Zulick misses breakfast. Clxiore '????'?'?j Tickets for booster game given out. Duke urges school to give the team their support and the Soccer team beats Nitchmann High by a score of l-0. Kuhns-"Who was the first NVise Cvicej president of the United States?" Prof. Gebert-"They were all pretty wise." Cold wave hits Allentown. Steve resorts to red tlannels. Soccer team in last game ties Hellertown High. Colder and Howl Prof. Boulanger borrows Grahanfs fur coat. Yvhile the football team wins its last game against MacKenzie School -14-0. hiuch rejoicing over football victory despite the cold. About 4 A.lVl. football team returns from frolic much to Prof. Harkins discomfort. School goes on a strike "en Blassef' DEC. 5, Thanksgiving vacation. ef -' 1 ef! - ' ra 2 T S l 5 One Hundred Forty-one ALP121-Efcl-io ,- sm Y. 5, TUESDAX DEC WEDNESIJAX DEC 5 THLRSDAH DEC 6 FRIDAH DEC SATURDAY DEC 8 SUNDAY DEC 9 MONDAH DEC 10 TUESDAX DEC 11 WEDNFSDAX DEC 12 THL RSDAH DEC 15 ! ul lltll it l DECEMBER Back to the mines Basketball squad gets to work Boarding Student to a day student at lunChI Lets play Adam and Eve you be Exe and give me your apple and I 11 eat it Monthly grades and below gradesj posted Indignant Parent C6 A MI What do vou mean bv bringing my daughter in at this time? Dashing Don Cole Well I has e to be back for classes by 8 A M No games! No Nothing! Bum day Colder and colder Drug store cowboys confined to the building Five days till beginning of Christmas vacation Whoo pee! First announcement about Football banquet Duke says that if his classes dont pick up he ll start 2 50 classes Hess begins the formation of a Camera Club The officers are Pres Hess Vice Pres Hess Sec Hess and Treas Hess Duke still preaching about Football Banquet X Il I I I gl., il, Wx !lIl'i lil! ll ll X I ', .4 ' . , ,, . ' A . n K l ' ll, ' , ' Y V V V, 7, . ,q H . I i' ' . i i . i i ' . N v, . C FRIDAX DEC 14 SATURDAY, DEC. 15 SUNDAY, DEC. 16 MONDAY, DEC. 17 TUESDAY, DEC. 18 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19 THURSDAY, DEC. 20 FRIDAY, DEC. 21 Fish for dinner and as the Duke would sayj with all apologies to the fish. Freedman meets Helen. CHelen who?I Duke issues more propaganda about the Football Banquet. Duke announces that school will close on the twenty- first instead of nineteenth as students had expected. Much borrowing of money and hocking done. Football Banquet! Gold Medals! Letters! Turkey! Speeches! etc.! Duke-"Fred. It gives me great pleasure to give you ninety-five this month." Fetherolf-"Well why not give me a hundred and give yourself a real thrill. Last day of school till next year. SATURDAY, DEC .22-IAN. 6. Christmas vacation Cand turkey hash.I TUESDAX', IAN. 8 WEDNESDAH', IAN. 9 THURSDAY, IAN. 10 FRIDAY, IAN. 11 SATURDAY, IAN. 12 SUNDAY, IAN. 15 MONDAY, IAN. 14 Students return from Christmas vacation. First home game, A.P.S.57, Lafayette 26. Schiller upsets another pitcher of water. "Winnie" seen with eight different brands of Cigarettes, and boys on top floor are minus letters. Hutchinson buys a pack of cigarettes. Boys demand holiday. Graham arrives from Florida, where he spent his Christmas vacation. Freedman receives "Special" from his Scranton girl. Leaves following week-end. L l F Val One Hundred Forty-two TLESDAX IAN 15 WEDNESDAY IAN. 16 THURSDAY, IAN. 17 FRIDAY, IAN. 18 SATURDAY, IAN. 19 SUNDAY, IAN. 20 lulil IANUARY Something new for Friday Nite supper gold fish the boys sure enjoyed It Harkins seen buying pack of chewlng tobacco. Duke almost calls holiday as Freedman sweeps room. Freeland defeats A. P. S. to tune of 45-59. Another defeat, Wyoming 57, Prep. 50. Graham wakes up and finds twelve Sunday papers. He tried to explain. . .4Xl.,PP.E,J'CI-IO S1 ,llilll i MONDAY, IAN. 21 TUESDAY, IAN. 22 WEDNESDAY, IAN. 25 THURSDAY, IAN. 24 FRIDAY, IAN. 25 SATURDAY, IAN. 26 SUNDAY, IAN. 27 MONDAY, IAN. 28 TUESDAY, IAN. 29 WEDNESDAX', IAN. 50 THURSDAY, IAN. 51 FRIDAY, FEB. 1 SATURDAY, FEB. 2 SUNDAY, FEB. 5 MONDAY, FEB. 4 TUESDAY, FEB. 5 WEDNESDAH', FEB. 6 THURSDAY, FEB. 7 FRIDAY, FEB. 8 SATURDAY, FEB. 9 SUNDAY, FEB. 10 MONDAY, FEB. 11 TUESDAY, FEB. 12 WEDNESDAX', FEB. 15 THURSDAY, FEB. 14 FRIDAY, FEB. 15 SATURDAY, FEB. 16 SUNDAY, FEB. 17 MONDAY, FEB. 18 Many frost-bitten ears in evidence. Marzolf shows us how to do some fancy skating. Tough on Perki, A.P.S. 27, Perki 25. CBasketballI - Much jubilation over the victory. One more win for Prep. A.P.S.54 Freeland 25. Revenge Harkins tells the boys how hard he is. Abraham gets back from his Saturday nite venture in time for dinner The Essex makes its daily calls for Evans and lles. Shepsky cleans up the top floor. CNothing newj Stokes receives a letter from his tlame. We had hot water for a change. Brauch reveals the secret of his school girl complexion. FEBRUARY York takes Prep. over to tune of 58-24. Helvig, the love pirate, steals kisses at the tive and ten. Wood found Sleeping under shower by Prof. Harkins at 10 A.M. Blue Monday, and howl Voorhees, Smith and Shepsky leave at the Duke's request. Perkiomen 25, A.P.S. 22. No, Perki didn't harm our boys at all last nite. We beat Wyoming 41-26. A.P.S. 295 Keystone 17. Iones comes in again at 2 A.M. The boys wonder whether he works in the drug store that late or whether there is some other attraction. Mr. Shalter-"This morning I will read an essay entitled 'A True American'." Track team stars in Meadowbrook meet. Fannie's birthday, half-holiday and ice cream. York wins again 25-18. Snow leaves for Washington's Birthday. Early as usual. It must be love. Headley climbs a tree on his way home. No, we can't tell you why. Parnell wakes up with headache. We wonder why. Freitag threatens to take Fromer's chin. if 77 xx S S.. One Hundred Forty-three 3 lilliia MPR , CH 0 sll llllill TL FSDAX FEB 19 XX EDNESDAX FEB 20 THLRSDAX FEB 21 FRIDAY, FEB. 22 SATURDAY, FEB. 25 SUNDAY FEB. 2-1 MONDAY, FEB. 25 TUESDAY, FEB. 26 XVEDNESDAY, FEB. 27 THURSDAY, FEB. 28 FRIDAY, MAR. 1 SATURDAY, MAR. 2 SUNDAY, MAR. 5 MONDAH', MAR. 4 TUESDAY, MAR. 5 WVEDNESDAY, MAR. 6 THURSDAY, INTAR. 7 FRIDAY, MAR. 8 SATURDAY, MAR. 9 SUNDAY, MAR. 10 MONDAY, ATAR. 11 TUESDAY, PTAR. 12 TVEDNESDAY, 1x1AR. 13 THURSDAY, lV1AR. I-1 FRIDAY, MAR. 15 SATURDAY, 1V1AR. 16 SUNDAY, MAR. 17 MONDAY, MAR. 18 TUESDAY, N1AR. 19 TVEDNESDAY, ATAR. 20 THURSDAY, ATAR. 21 One Hundred Forty-four FEBRUARH Parnell goes on usual tear at 10 O0 Throws tm can at Prof Boulanger and IS threatened to be Suspended from mess hall for a week Track team goes to Scranton Imery body bums home Prep. -18' Gettysburg 19. Keystone gets revenge, taking us over -l1f26. XVelsh makes his appearance at Prep. much to Abbott's liking. Atlantic City Club takes school title Track team at Elizabeth, N. lxlr. Shalter 81 Co. pick up the butts, none more than three-quarters inches. Prep, 49: Valley Forge 16. Headley runs wild. "lWonte Carlo" cleaned out by Freedman's failure to receive allowance. MARCH Call for baseball candidates. Fromer and Lichtfuss settle a little fuss in the gym. The boys called it a draw. Dice found under Freedman's window. Rhodes must have lost again. Graham receives box of oranges and grapefruit. Campus strewn with Orange peels. Stokes gets scholar- ship to Cedar Crest. Graham cleans campus. "Duke" lectures on NVm. Tell and an apple. Stokes and Snow defeat N1cHugh and Knauss in Conn. vs Penna. I Farley threatens to break Greek's arm as he takes potatoes from under his nose. "Duke" passes out complimentary tickets to iW1ealeys. Riot squad called at 10:50. Crap game called off. Rhodes tears up cards. The "Duke" threatens to push Vorhees's car off the cam- pus. Pork, mashed potatoes and ice-cream for a change. Helvig sets table on timel YVhoOpeel "Beaujolly" makes call for play candidates. Iles volunteers for play and thinks cast complete. Reed and Seaburn purchase a 1918 model Yvillys-Knight Prep. Boxing Team beats Perki. Yvhoopeel Perry decides to room with Rhoads at two in the morning. Perry and Rhoads are granted leave of absence. Schiller shows the boys how to handle a Xvillys-Knight. N1 X? 'JI Nfl AMI., K, up V " T- xx l .L ' , A . If ll 5 - Ail.,PRE,f C LHQ 0 A S-"J: ll lllti ill lllili 2 W l U O pc. l. il ltlil lll if I l X x X ' M A R C H 1 FRIDAY, NTAR. 22 Freedman and Temko skip study period. Cper usuall , X SATURDAY, ATAR. 25 Spotts goes a whole day without a cigarette. X SUNDAY, NTAR. 24 A calamity! Thanks to Iones' law everybody in at j ten-thirty Sober. x I MONDAY', NTAR. 25 Prof. Freitag tells the boys how to reduce. TUESDAY, ATAR. 26 Prof. Miller, following Prof. Freitag's system, puts on ' three ounces. X XVEDNESDAY, IVTAR. 27 I wonder what's become of Estlow. THURSDAY, ATAR. 28 Kohen and Schiller buy the U-push-it Yvillys-Knight A from Reed and Seaburn. X FRIDAY, MAR. 29 Shepsky, Snow, Grande and Kohen leave by way of U-push-it express for Easter Vacation. SATURDAY, IVTAR. 50 The "Duke" tells Schnebly to go home and to forget to j come back. X SUNDAY, ATAR. 51 Easter. Hard-boiled eggs for breakfast, dinner and supper. 0 A P R 1 L N MONDAY, APR. 1 "Duke" has the "Spies" working on Campus. TUESDAY, APR. 2 Harkins and Parnell fix tennis courts. I XNEDNESDAY, APR. 5 Boys back after Easter Vacation. N THURSDAY, APR. 4 FRIDAY, APR. 5 SATURDAY, APR. 6 SUNDAY, APR. 7 MOND.AH', APR. 8 TUESDAY, APR. 9 XVEDNESDAY, APR. 10 THURSDAY, APR. 11 FRIDAY, APR. 12 SATURDAY, APR. 13 Many Profs. in class. Siergiej gets his golf clubs out. Prep. opens baseball season by defeating Yvyoming ll-1 Return of the Scranton terrors-Freedman and Temko. Classes and clubs are mapped for Alprescho. "Beaujolly's" play rehearses at Rittersville. Every- body came back. Harkins threatens to hit Shepsky in the eye. Prof. Gebert makes last frenzied appeal for student body to su port play. Rosenbergiurns up. "Duke" refuses to give him leave. Alprescho goes to press. Thank God. Q TLT? Sf . Vq L Q-Q I ': -3 x. Rl: g 5 S One Hundred Forty1li1'e Hin ln O M., ! l ACKNUWLEDGMENTS The Staff of the Alprescho and the Senior Class as a whole, gratefully and respectfully, express their appreciation to the following. l X Prof. Edwin G. Arner, who, this year as in the past has made the Alprescho a reality instead of a distant goal. N, George P. Schlicherfil Son and the Sanders-Reinhardt Com- N pany, for their interest and excellent work in this publication. I The Metzger Studios for the excellent photography and all- x l around interest in this book. ,- ALPRElJ'CI-IO y SWS ll lallfli Q , l lli rf x ' Ny lj Prof. Herbert Riddell and the Commercial Department for 1 their efficient and rapid work in preparing the book for publica- tion, and, Our Advertisers, without whom, its publication would have been impossible. bl J il ffl of xx N I l One Hundred Forty-six my M2 If L2 ,- A th 5 x , ffl H X' t 1, " I ,- nf auf- J, J, X X I ff I ,Ju Q N , 9 I 7 Qc, I yu Z - QU .. 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Harry I. Kistler iX1a11L1faClL11'ix1g Icwclcr Optometrist 102-1 HAMx1.TON S'l'RIiE'l' Jllcnlown, Pa. - CAREER ICE CREAM CO. J' PHONE 2-4290 SIS GORDON STREE1 fIlle11lown, Pa. GUNNS Shoe RK!7M1'llfI.I7.0 Ha! Renovaffrzg w . .X- PHONE 7405 1 111 N. S1xTH STR1-:1-:T Jllenlown, Pa. Hollywood Building l Block and F California Stucco N. PLYMOLTH STRE1-TT dllenlowll, Pa. x f1,,f X,. -of-xp .hz . 1 . --fbi in 4- 01 .01 U, N, .of x xl 0 H, 0 u 0 0 Cl 0 0 0 0 0 guy, mx 0 0 0 0 nr l lx Telephone 8357 IIPQ. HWIIESGIZGBHESIIKQ hm' Qf l'm14-m-and c? lU1a'wwfmd 955 H.AXMIL'l'ON. S'l'Rlili Emi AYliNL'IC, NEW YORK .XLL1cN'rowN, PA. A xr- n o fu- n 0- for 0 0 u 0 u 0- ww -of 0 wr-f"wxf in-i 0 ix DC :I A Q-, A , X :ox QQ ET acquainted with this 1 institution - - - 5 a good place to start a banking connection. i JMTEBJIRGBHANGTTSNGEHHTTZTEBNS NAGTIFHGDNAJILQ BANK 459 GTIUIRTIUSCTIF GBGDTMIUIIDANCM Ifflenlown, Pa. u HVINHE BANK OF RI-:AL SERYICEH ELIE SHEETZ .llarllza llvl1.l'lIl.l1.Ijf0l7 Ca11a'1'e,r C0,npf,',m,HlJ. 1007 H.-XMIL'1'ON STREET fy Illfenlowu, Pa. CRYSTAL RESTAURANT OPEN EVENINGS HEADQUARTERS - WASHINFI JN, DL HOTEL ALLEN ELMER IIEIMBACII, MGR. 1fuelQylf11'1Ig for lfze n9f10l'l'J'l7I!Zl1 f2'ur0pean Plan 32.00 up per day CLUB BRE,,KF,ISTS W Itwer Cffjones Co. MONDAY LUNCIIES i EX'ENING 1jINNERS 9-19 HAMILTON STREET ALSO A LA CARTE SERVICE 11ffm10w,,, pa- Center Square A : J' I Ilffenlown, Pa. IHONP Z "SJ -In If 'uf Nc Nu: EI Ao, 104 1 Eiga- x 3 4 l 5 Complete, Fashion Correct Costumes for Every Mon1ent of His Day are Shown at H. LEH E5 COMPANY L Allentown ALLENTOWN PREP l 6- 1 ' DOUHQY SCHOOL NEWS 5 F - F Lwnufuve 90. 7 :xml complete newsofall Allentown A Schools anal Colleges is fouml in K l 7' J 11fft,,,h,w,,",. FURNITURE RUGS i 1'r'1'endl1r lClt't'l1I.lI.lj .Yewmpaper 1 l rlqlllf CHRONICLE AND NEWS main- DRAPERIES rl tZllllS a pa icl Correspondent at Allexioixin Igllgll gcallool and I Qi QHHHAV al RMMHHMK Prhw 5 1 um en new-g o ege. l l r 3 . , , , The Chronicle and News 5 ALLPANFOM' PA' Q l Q 1 xr- -of 1 -of -01 95 l J 3 .3 I l 1 ll J l 2 3 J W J 'R' x .pllx 20-N . JIM, l 1 T i ! A l 1 N l 'R l J ii i l K i l 3 l J l 'S l .Z X 2 2 1 T l i 2 L fin. .-- x.-- LH- C -,1 C L M HLE BERG COLLEGE :Xllentown Pennsylvania Offers Three Full Courses Classical, A. B. Philosophy, Ph. B. Scientific, B. S. 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