Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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fggpf-vw . . . --r.--a- nc,-.1 . i FRESH MAN CLASS HISTORY E, THE Class of '39, look forward with pleasure to next year when we shall take our places as sophomores. Throughout the present year we have taken a large part in the school activities. Usually we have been the butt of the jokes hurled by the older students, but that will terminate with the close of this year, Our group is the largest one of the underclasses. If we were outstanding for no other thing, it would be the two coeds. DelCarmen is our contribution to the schools athletic activities Last year he was the best all around student in the lunior School. Bohrer and Caputo are two other graduates of the lower department. Nick has the typical Brooklyn accent and has been able to consistently keep the best room in the dormitory. Webb and Shiffler are competing for the hand of one of the girls, but DelCarmen has the inside track. Shiffler consequently took up tennis in which he had a ghost of a chance. Kenneth is the little mischief maker and l-lerbert's closest friend. Margolis tries to avoid the pitfalls, but as a new- comer he hasn't been very efficient. We find our friend Bohrer to have great ambitions along aeronautical lines. One glance at the opposite sex will reveal Miss Smith to be the pugilist and Miss Afflerbach the charmer. A L P R 'EL'S C 47

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of-l 'A EDWIN ARNER RODNEY ARNER Presudent 2nd Semester Presldent lst Semester JUNIOR SCHOOL HE new year has seen the enrollment of our class double Thus year It has been possible to malntann our own athletic teams gym periods and class organnzatnon At the close of each semester offucers were elected Rodney Arner was presldent for the flrst semester and he was succeeded by has brother for the last half of the year As a group we plan to make some ontrnbutuon to the school The Upper School represents those boys nn the seventh and enghth grades Three of our number lKeuper R Arner and E Arnerl were mem bers of the class last year Stewart as followlng ln the footsteps of hns orother When speaking of the remalnnng three members our thoughts turn to Ocean Cnty and Philadelphia Walker ss the lrttle boy of the class who has no dlfflculty wuth hus lessons Locy IS the roommate of Craft but that doesn t seem to have affected hum The sage of the ages us Greene Aald who has been tryvng to outstrup has predecessors Socrates and Plato whom he avudly reads The Lower School ns constatuted of those boys below the seventh grade Some call them llttle trouble makers lt as usually the practice that what one does the rest wlll do lukewnse Mappus IS the Head Masters nephew Vlg neron Craft and Strrckler usually team together for good or bad james and Campbell form a slmllar comblnatuon hx 5- .0 t - r F . . t, . . , . , . ' I . . . - t ' U . . . x 1 ' ' ' v r . . . . y . - , . M20