Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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' I , l Idllil: A HM ' li t ' !5tLPlQ?.EfClQ-IC l llll ' U l li-li JAMES E. STOKES GEORGE W. TEGAN Bunny ix our poet Now our ideas are all .vet And a football hero loo. Ye! its ivorils of praise ure .xeek Bu! he excells in arguing And stepping on your toe. Bunny Derby. Conn. Behold a sample ol' a true Connecticut lad. Jim came to us this year from Derby High School and has made quite a record for himself in all lines. He won his A on our football team and when time came for work on the Alprescho he was awarded the position of Asst. Editor as well as class poet. We must say he has done very well. Bunny has one weakness and that is keep- ing out of fights with his roommate Spotts. Bunny expects to matriculate at Carnegie Tech. this coming fall and we wish him all the luck in the world for his success in future Fields, So long, Bunny! gf - ' S For whom should deserve them near as ii-eli As our quarlerbach, nicknamed hffelcei' .A:6k6A4 Philadelphia. Pa. Zeke went to church so often that we be- gan to get suspicious and our detective agency sent in the following report on his actions. Time services. Place 1-f f alone. lnime Place 1- Sunday nite right before church Church. joe walked into church After the services. Church-joe comes out with a girl on each arm. joe besides being a lady killer is one of the niftiest quarterbacks Prep. has ever produced and we are all proud of him. He will matriculate at Villanova this fall. He has our best wishes for success in the line he has chosen. ' I l . -st l X A X is i l Fifty-nine

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' I-I S' Iilillii' ALPR C G :li all li dll: I-lx., , lll!'l t limit-V LAWRENCE L. SNYDER LEROY F. STETTLER Snyderls a commercial slude, A funny little guy is this, We don't know much of him. So shy and so reserved . He always brings his chariot here We wonder has he got a girl? And takes a gang home 'long with him. Or doesrft he have the nerve? Sle!tler Trexlertown, Pa. Snyder New Tripoli, Pa. Lawrence has been coming here for a long time. This year he came in one of those old Chariots which we hear so much about. He has taken up a business course and is usually so busy ticking a typewriter and going back and forth to New Tripoli, that we very seldom see or hear him. His chief hobby is painting and drawing and we wouldnt be surprised if some day he LeRoy is the ambassador from Trexler- town, the metropolis of the East, sent to us by that city's Chamber of Commerce. just be- fore dawn each morning Mr.Shalter is rudely awakened by a loud stamping of feet and slamming of doors. lt's only LeRoy Stettler, here for the days work UQ. LeRoy is always on the Honor Roll with a very good average and he also plays tennis lusually with girlsj. He is quite popular both in school and in Trexlertown. fWe won't go into that nowj. Muhlenberg will be honored next year with LeRoy's presence. Heres luck to you, is the worlds leading artist. old boy! 11, ffl on xxagw s 1 X Q S ' x X I X .f I x ' ' ' Fifi-eight

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lp fl. ll- LEONARD N. TEMKO Temko is a nice young chap, He wears a Coon skin coat, He runs around in fast company And sure can get your goat. Temp Scranton, Pa. Here is a boy who hails from the same berg as Freedman and sure does toot a wicked sax. He keeps himself well informed as to what the Well dressed man will wear and what the Well dressed woman won't wear. Besides being a jazz hound Temko wields a wicked tennis racket and has acquired a loyal bunch of friends thru his pleasing way. He will go to Wharton School this fall and we, the class of '29, wish him the best of luck. So long, Temp. iALP1?.E.!lCI-I CD ARTHUR TITLOW Hello there folks! How are you? MLook me over Ain't I the darbs? Come on fellows give me a hand, I am a wizard with the cards. uTitlow Bethlehem, Pa. This quiet young man is one of our future hopefuls, We expect great things of this guy. He may be quiet but take it from me he has the stuff. Next year he'll give Lafayette a break and go to school there. And what a break they'll get! lt's hard to say what the girls think of him since he absolutely refused to say any- thing on the subject. Well, be good Titlow, and good luck. df fl -' l I 'x. WW' Sixty