Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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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.

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: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

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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