Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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FEATURES OF THE l935 36 SCHOOL YEAR The first year of coeducatron has come to a close The small group of gurls could not have represented a better class They were well dastrrbuted throughout the varvous grades Readuly the newcomers adapted themselves to the routme of school Infe lt was possuble to establnsh a gurls debating team and some attempt has been made to mterest them rn athletlcs Some of them partlcnpated In tennis but the group was too mexperlenced to com pete wrth other schools Another feature of the year was the larger number of boys that came from drstant localntles Eight were ,J here from New England four from Easton and four from the vnclnrty of New York , . ,. we f .VET ' , ' A , , is ll'l 3 1 T 1 I ,,,. j 2 Q ' - ur. .S .J . . , ' l F TQ il :, , ' 6-4 y I I f r H , rf, , ,

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Howard Knenle Presldent Louls Vllottl Vuce President Frank Welskel Secretary Harris Reed Treasurer Presndent The student body as an organization us responsnble for certain student functions which lt sponsors Every effort IS made to glve the students an op portunutv to admnnuster a democratic system Through a cabmet and under faculty supervlsuon permlsslon has been extended to them to nnvestngate and punish misdemeanors on the part of the students Recommendatlons are made through thus group and their own larger organnzatuon for such changes as they deem advisable By creatnng a feelnng of responslbnluty It us hoped to mrnlmnze dlsclpllne problems and to tram the undlvldual for better cltuzenshlp Members of the councxl are selected from each class STUDENT COUNCIL Walter Sanford Chairman Harris Reed Frances Leonard Howard Klenle Frank Wenskel William Statler Richard Refowlch Louus Vnlottl Sylvia Sontag Vincent Roggeveen Allan Campbell Wlllnam DelCarmen . . l . . . . D . 1 V . r fl ll F K lg l --'r 'I . . A 73

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STAFF FAREWELL Tume marches on but Pop remams an unchangeable flgure at the Preparatory school Graduates who return lnvarnably seek has room where they may be able to fund memories that have been altered by a coat of paint or a new face just as this frlend has endeared himself to the boys of yester clay so he has found access to the heart of every student here Faculty and students combune In the admuratuon of the nndnvndual who contrubutes so much to the happiness of every day After more than a decade of servuce he has come to regard Prep as hrs home Every game and every actnvlty of the chool are closely followed by hum No one could be a greater booster of the school To the student an need he has proved a friend If anything ns wanted o ns In need of repalr unconscnously the boys run to Pop Has room has Wnth the conclusion of thus year the staff wishes to draw to a close thus edltlon of the l936 Alprescho lt IS hoped that the splrlt behmd Allentown Preparatory School has been reflected In the pages of thus book No one who has ever worked on a snmular publlcatlon can appreclate the vastness and magnitude of the undertaking Wuth great sunceruty and great enthusiasm the herculean task was undertaken The product of those labors as now sub mntted to you for your approval Lnmntatlons of finances and facnlntues pro hlbnted the publlcatlon of a larger book but earnestly the staff has struggled to glve the student body an annual of hlgh quality ESC'Fl'U .Q M, Q bl o A 6 RW s . ' . become a rendezvous for the boys and an object of their greatest admiration. ' .Z. ..2., 11'h 'f .LLZL . IT: A . 75