Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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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

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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

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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