Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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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

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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

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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.