Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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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

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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

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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