Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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g by AL REM' CH C3 l J ' 1 IWKMH f-, M I . ii 'll!lIl!m 4 ltfw X I X N I I LEO SHEPSKY Heres the Leiderman of our class A good old skate and jolly His power at heaving iron shots M akes competition folly. Leo Bronx, N. Y., N. Y. Yes, Leo is the Leiderman of our class. He demonstrates his power by cleaning up a few of the third floor boys every nite. He also demonstrated his power on both the football and track team. You will have to go far to find a better lineman than Leo and further to find a better discus thrower. Do you remember how he threw the discus in that Stroudsburg meet, I guess he does. He has all his credits and next year he expects to matriculate at Syracuse. So long Leo, and lots of luck from us all, l .- X ,l X I X. N 1 JOHN J. SIERGIEJ With golden hair so sleek and trim l Those eyes of sparkling blue X We now salute our golfer friend Siergiej here's to you. Siem Plainfield, N. This is the quiet, studious boy from Plain- field, N. J. This boy who has been successful in sticking to his studies and playing on dif- ferent athletic teams on the side. Siergiej made his letter both in basket- ball and baseball. He is also a golfer of no mean ability. He expects to be National Golf Champion in a few years. Siergiej expects to enter Columbia Uni- versity and his classmates will vouch that he will make good and be well liked by everyone. With such a well balanced character he should have a contented and useful career ahead of him. 1 'x.. - - vt l 4 of ,'1 f-fy 1 lil? l Fifty-six Sl' A I I N X J

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4 ,., .B ALP1Q.E,fCL1o H i , 7 in M. I ELMER SEIFERT As quiet a guy as you ever knew, This guy of the second floor, He rooms with Mr. Kistler And still doesnt know the soccer stores. Sonny Hellertown, Po, lf you ever watch any of our soccer games and noticed a handsome young fellow dashing furiously all over the Field, you probably wished to know who he is. We'll tell you - Elmer Seifert. QThe girls call him S0nny J. Elmer is also a track man, which fact makes his roommate, Kistler, green with envy, He is a likeable chap, especially with the girls. The dresser in his room is liberally adorned with snapshots of pretty girls, both local and from Hellertown. Sonny is going to Lehigh next year and we predict lor him a bright and prosperous future. ,J ., S.. X x. ' .StQQ CHARLES P. SELL Of Papa now we write about. A smart old duck is he. W'hen he gets out of college Hell make a swell M. D. Papa Allentown, Pa. Behold, but do not grab! CHe's already been bookedj. Papa Sell is not only the oldest and probably wisest member of our class but he is our favorite stage star. Sell, as all those who saw The Great Adventure should know, is some actor. He has also helped us put across our biggest ac- complishment, The Alpreschof' Sell has been kept busy all the time but is never too busy to help us out of a rut or lend a helping hand in all our activities. Sell will go to Hahneman next year to take up a Pre-Medical course and we, the class of '29, extend to him our sincerest wishes for success in that line. Fiftyiflre

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SM sl I l Q 'tupREfcuogpt ,t. my fry i .-,,J,M-'9 GEORGE T. SMITH llello, there honey! W'hat'x your name I hail from Atlantic City! What Say' 8.30 tomorrow night' O. K. my name is Smitty. Smitty Atlantic City, X. j, The above occurs about once a week for Smitty believes that variety is the spice oi life. Smitty has added fame to our basket ball season, but by far the more important are the laurels he has won for himself. as well as Prep. on the mound ofa ball diamond. Pitching is Smittys middle name and he sure does know his curves ftake that any way you wishj. Smitty will go south with Babe Headley to Centinery, Louisiana this fall and we wish them the best of luck. J it W-MAWJMJ HARRIS G. SNOW Of turnetl up nose and ilistainful .vmile ls Mister Harris Snow, He hails from old New London Town So look him over Ho. Dope New London, Conn. Dope as Mr. Snow is known by his class- mates is one of the original Connecticut Yankees. He has been with us only one year but in that time has stamped himself as a loyal supporter of all Prep. activities. His nickname is not derived from his characterg far from it for he is always ready to help out whereever and whenever he can, Dope has shown up good in his scholastic record and we are sure that when he attends Brown next year he will make a success. Au-Revoir Dope and lots of luck. ,wr , 1 1 h'i 'JL E- . x Q S Q ll x 1 l ,I .J Fifty-seven