Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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presc 4 9 The Last WIII and Testament VV! tIIe stuclents ol the class ol Nmeteen Hunclrecl 1 Icl Thlrtx Seven ol the Allen town Irep 1r'Itorx Q Iool Ill tIIe CItx 0 AI entown State ol Pennsylxanla IJeIng ol SOUII HHH an ITICITIOIW CO ITIH G PU JIlSI l all FC Iare tllli to IJ? OUI' ONVH E1St XVI and testament to Vxlt To the loo lxlr Russell s '1peIIIxe gestures In trymg to CYPIHIII chemu II dflt Imetle to a ense L ass To hlr StIIIey ISIQQCI' and Iyetter I0otJIII Inslcetlaall am tratlc teams wItI1 loads ol materIaI To Ixlr Reeorols The same lor the .IV teams and the V3TSltN IaaseIJ1II team o the class ol JS Anotler C own I Ice T ck To Ixlr Delaawter Hugger and Ioude clehaters To Bolo DBXIQ A heard IIIce Petros Y 0 Nlr Nrner A Iong xuatron to C E159 To Ioe PFIZIJIN clc TIIC speed of LHICX o Im Forcl Another gang I e thc one XNIIIL xx xat 'Ite the tur Iloor 0 I I0 Ineommg Joys Anot Ier gang, I gIrI Ilce the ones thIs xear onIx more ol them 0 I t1eIcIIoxxs Blgger III Jettcr cl'1nQes To ne'-It xears orthestrx Anot er 91 xery tonecl trumpeteer IIIQL our Boll IZOHIIQ Ve l'l0llllIls'iIfC and appomt Xlr Russel WI ancl testirnent In wItncss xxhereol we In tie year ol our lor INIIIFILQII Hunt re To Jwclx INOIDIC The NOILC ol FTHHIC Delaucra o IVIrs Vlappus Iess xxor an more e p In the oxerllowmg' o ce wor o Nlrs Haclcemann An orchI for I I4 cl assistance In tomluctmg the sc ooI store To HIST The speecl of Njlllf TEV SCIIIICICIC To Iwlr Haclcemann A Iorgger and Imetter student Iaoclx To IVIr Herzog Another penman shIp stuclent like Joe Levmslcx To NICIQ Caputo An abundant sup ply of clgarettes To George Kuenneth Branclen Jurg s mel Iocls ol esc apmg at nIgIIt To Vmcent Roggeveen The aIJIIIty to erase all Ins D To the Iunlors Vlore orIgInaI I eas lor ex 'lc Ing stuclx hull To Nite Gerx George Glumatlc Iootworlc incl haslcetlnll I To Peg AIIIerIJ lt II Some grown up It IIOIIS To I I I I 'I IH GIIJSOH BHITIHIJY S JVIVND To John Stolte Bucltv Hartnetts posrtron on the IootIJaII team to Je tIe executor ol tIIIs our ast 1136 Iercunto t our I Inc anc sea Incl IIIrtx gexen CI X55 OV 101 2, , ,, I' qt ' j- , - ' , it ,'-c'I ,' , II '. ', A d 'QI d 5,I If. IE ddr 1 . I: . , : I I G' Ii - I I 'If KI , ' . z . Iql ' V, ' FH It , ., ,CI I . If- 'I I ' T r -. : I Q ' Ier in 1 ' ' ' ' I . I i : . I - T I I I ' I I . 11 ' e ' . : ' r I I I. Ic Is. Ik: It I K - T 1 . 4 I It 'K I l - rest from the duties as adviser ol this I ' I . - I - I,.. an ' T .I 1 Ik x , ' ,I I 'd I 'II 'iII ' Tc I'd . f. I' . 5 . . T I. '7I Q: It f I jr I 0 I- Q , , , I . . . SI-II. TiIII f - rdl - I 'L . 1' 1 I' f 1. 2: I h I ' 7' I I A I X ' ' ' . . , I I I r - I 'II . . ' ' It ' I 1 sv It I I f LI 'IH I Idr I44I

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resc 0 o 1937 Speclal Students FRANK BANKO Bethlehem Penna Frankie Banlco rs lcnown as the lad m brown who IS crazy about baseball and drlves that car He IS a P G at Prep and llas no detmlte Idea about wtnere lle Il go to college but he has our moral support NIICHAEL ORICKO Fountain Hill Penna Mzke Everybody lnlces Nlnlce Need more be sa1d7 He IS really a tme worlcer and l he lceeps It up he null xutlmout a dou t malce a llrst class engineer CIBM Qu 43 ALLAIX SYKES Laurelton N Y Szps Ttle SUZIC Kld tmas amply earned lus mc name for tus feet are never still He has been here for just half a year and Isnt certam wlmere lie Il go to col lege We hope that lle Wlll keep up tus record which was lootll soclally and sclxolastlcallv a successful one GEORGE TSIKNAS Hyannis Mass age Tuck Jage A as m Baa has llvene up many a class just by spealcmg Hrs ac cent IS famous and xx lu not7 Tlclc was a svw ell football player and will leave a pleasant memory for all who lcnew tum 1 K X If , ,ff v nv-Irma ... e . O T ' : F . : S ' S 1 ' . U-'J : r: . an . . ,, . . - z- . . ' rv . . 5 - - L ' L ' rv - . F - ' ' 4 an ,, . .-. . . 2 . . s' -4 . - . ..- .... -r- N Us ' F' . S. . . : 4 2 . Q 5- A EL - - . 3, ' , --4 :- g v ' Q . 3 E - ' IO ' . 5 ' . ' ' .. : , .. , . O . ' 9 . : A W ' w . Si R U' . . w Z . - 2 n ' . ro . 2 ' m . - E . 'U . I . I . . W 1 h Y,,. -y-vvfwf '.'- W- 'M' ' A. ' rg ...N . 1.,. , , ., ,.,..-.W.,wn-uozz-1.5-,141 4-1.44 'E' X-,.,-..ffv-w.,N -. M A U vw' A AY-:MI-J'..:t AA A Ai L All .. , , . .t., ., ,. , .- s . . ,,, .. . , A , ,, ,,,..N,, ....-., :fu . . I V A - -A-..-.-.,. -., ,, . , Q I In H L-. NN . -b.................. ,...,... . ' A M N 1 -.,. ........,........., 1 -. x .. ., , ,Z at A ,N 5 ' 4'

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peso o13 Class Prophecy BANG Zip Zoom Ahl At last mv dreams have heen realized Alter months of preparation l am at last shooting through space at a hundred miles 1 second r new 1931 Deifer roclcet ship The earth is slowly disappearing from sight and now appears no larger than a human hemg xiewed from the Fmplre State Bu Id mg Settling clown rn the seat l noticed coming toward me Shlrlev LeBow An mqulrs concerning her estmation revealed that she w is going to lxlercurx to meet her hus and and from thence they were going to Venus to celehrate their twentieth wedding annrversarv Complying with my request for her to he seated she hegan to tell me the hlstorv ol the last twenty wears Shortly there came toward us Madeline lxloyer who was head hostess on the Dixie Bell Airlines Our lrrend Bell had amassed a large fortune from his various reptile discoveries Hugh Scharle had just edited a hoolc on Bells lile There was an interesting closing chapter called Atheism m a Reptzle Wo ld Our destination the planet lxlercurv was approaching at an inconceivahle speed I signalled to the pilot who glanced in the mirror You can imagine mv surprise when l recognized the countenance ol umn Ax tremor ol fear ran through me concerning the safety of the landing Orlclco came running lor my haggage as soon as the ship hit the ground and .lorgensen the immigration authority egan to inspect it slowly Alter a delay ol two hours it was finally possih e to secure a taxi lor the hanlcmg hrm ol lxlunley and Sylces Rumors had t that the hanlc wa distressing circumstances smce General Banlco had heen unsuccessful n his coup cl etat l had recentlv lloated a large hond issue through the Vvishney hrolcer age hrm It was hoped that this would stahllize the husiness proved Jeflras had established himself as dictator and he had heen maintaining his authority through the technique and lull of his prime minister John Lalcy Another classmate .laclc Klst had complete control ol the school systems lVl ch ol the success of the new government is attributed to Kist who has made it possrhle to lnculcate the Ideals of the new goxernment rn t e younger generation Ac cordmg to KlSt school attendance is no longer necessary l was getting hungry so l aslced a friend ol mme Nuss who had just come n the hanlc if he lcnew where we could get a good meal To my surprise lNuss sal that he was operating a arge c ann ol restaurants an e aslced me to lunch with h m As we passed out the door l paused to purchase 1 newspaper from a salesman that loolced werv much lllce NlcGrogan A headline concerning t e activity ol Rev Herhst among the refugees on war torn Xlars came to my attention l was tired of reading military exploits so l passed the paper to a sand wic man who was advertising the XVHHL loan office .lust then we arrne at the lxflessina lnn Nuss in ormed me th it it was named xlter the operator and was the most popular rendezxous in the city As we sat down to eat l notice that Bch Romrg s famous Jan was p ay mg Television had made it the worlds most popular orchestra George Tsilmas a very clever drummer was featured in most ol the numhers There was Frank Del ucra fm shing his last song helore the lloor show Arnold Ralph 'md Ruth Parlcmson gave a short dramatic slcetch rl he lormer w as the master ol ceremonies a Cl the latter lmpersonated Baclcwoods Rachael The audience laughed hut l had to smile for l had seen things hetter than that twenty years ago l welcomed the appearance ol .laclc Klst who suggested that I Inspect the school system 4 2. L E 'x r :I ala I ff K! 'I f in nf 7 f X gf . , F4-jill ii. .fy . . Y . t in Q I 1 i 7 --. . x . I . v . . . f i i . . ly N , d B . . I I in i . ' , I 'V Q . . . Q . V z g ' - 1 A . . ' - 2 . . ' 5 2 I 5 l . . I ' V in . . . 1 . i . Arriving at the hanlc. l lound that political conditions were somewhat im- ' j ' n ' . . . -' . ' 9 l r 5 . . Y V . h 'V . U A - 1 ' w . . . i . i E . Q . i , ' ' . 'K Y i 1 -a - 1 -h ' ., C1 h , 5 'I l . ' , 1 ' 5 5 l'l ' ' . ' - A ' , 1 3 ' i 1 . . 7 . . . . V 4 . K - I i Y. h . . . V . G n V .Y d ' . . ' l i ' ' i 5 Y , ' a . - 4 a - 1 . if . . . . v vi . il - ' ' i ' ' r '. 1 I Sl gi is