Allentown Preparatory School - Alprescho Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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l938 ALPRESCHO RAYMOND W HARC-ER WEATHERLY PENNSYLVANIA College P1 epamfmj Ray as well llked by hrs fellow students who a e stlll trymg to locate Weatherly He loves to das uss ver bosely anything and everythlng ln th near future Ray hopes to secure a lucrative posltuon wath some reputable farm as a bookkeeper Mass Rogers nnforrns the writer that there rs non better LOUIS P HERLINC-ER JR BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Cnlfeyge P1 epalatmj Thus gentleman IS a product of Liberty Hugh School Louns IS strlctly a busxness man and as such had charge of procurmg the school emblems He has selected your nalusm for hls lntes work but he has not determlned at whnch college he wnll matnculate As a hobby Lou saves pnctares and memos Whale at Allentown he was affulnated wlth the C'ee Club and Chapel Choir ETHEL M HETKO BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA College Pfepn llwt Hetty us a nlght supervusor at St Lukes Hospvral She has been the chief contnbutor to the treasury of knowl edge Because of her studuous nature we predvct that her academnc achievements wnll be rapud We regret that the more rngud enforcement of Pennsylvanla speed laws has necessrtated a reductnon tn her cruusnnrf speed l27l Y ' lf' - . c . ,. 9 ' e . . , . , , . .. . .I . Apls Q . U .

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i938 ALPRESCHO GEORGE S FOX BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Cnlleqe P1 epai :mu Fox has been a consistent worker throughout the school year Graduation will find him near th head of the lass He has played on the J V football team and blown the saxophon in the school band Since he lives with n the shadow of Lehigh he has always looked for ward to attending th s institution FRANK C GIBSON FREEHOLD NEW JERSEY College Pfepmafmg Frank more familiarly known to h s fellow stud nts as Gus hails from historic Monmouth Having played on the J V football and baseb ll teams he has b en able to display a good brand of ball His chief failing seems to b a love of sleep To all appearances h likes to live a life of ease Even the teachers regard the incerity with which he strives to achieve as legitimate HENRY GROENVELD LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK College Prepar.1tm',1 Bob is one of the b-tter known boys around the town. As a lady s man he has proved the envy of the campus. His success has b en the result of his dancing ability. He played on the J. V. basketball team to the applause of a packed gallery. Butts hopes to become a capitalist and believes that he can achieve his objective more readily by enrolling in North Carolina University. He has given the Glee Club and Chapel Choir a part of his time. l26l

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l938 ALPRESCI-lO ROBERT HERTZOC ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVAN lA G eller al Good good sand Hertzue The halls wall seem empty wrthout these cheery words whuch were so frequently uttered by the strong boy of A P S Because of hus huge proportlons Bob us easnly dlscernlble At the dances however the gurls surround hum Among hls preferences are football dancnng and dates After graduatlon Hertzue will travel to the coast wrth Alabama Allentown will lose a relnable date bureau and the sclence club vvnll be compelled to look elsewhere for posters JAMES S HILLICK FULTON NEW YORK College Prepamtolj Sherry has high hopes of entenng Oxford Unuverslty later take over hls fathers posltlon as a barrister One thlng whuch he dusllkes ns a roommate who IS contnnuallv borrowing his clothes On the slde Sherry has a strong urge for sophlstucated women He played varsxty football and baseball and J V basketball BERNARD E HOFFNER BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA College P1 epamiovj Bernue a studuous fellow ns one of the srlent members of the graduatlng class l-le hopes to take chemrcal en gneerung at Lehlgh durung the comlng school year For relaxation Bernue lakes to draw and flsh l-le played J V football and basketball but his claim to fame wlll rest upon has scholastxc achlevement l25l where he intends to study the intricacies of law and