Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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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

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.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

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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