Ambler High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Ambler, PA)
- Class of 1928
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THE CLASS OF 1928
OF AMBLER HIGH SCHGOL
AMBLER, PA.
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Behieatiun
we, the Glass uf 1928, gratefully
hehieate this Sveniur Refurb tu
fmt. 51, gllllfjfisher, as Supetintenhent uf
the Qmhler bcbunls, ani: as a frienh mba has
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he sao to part, to leahe liehino our well:
thumheo hooks, the rooms with creaks so
known, the lilackkoaros rough ano oustp ano
the lockers with the noisp ooors: to oishano
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On CParting
By the flowing Vtfissahickon
In the outskirts of old Ambler,
On a hilltop bright and sunny,
Stands a famous institution.
Red its gables as in story,
Dear to those so happy ones
Who from it have graduated,
Loved by those who still attend it,
But no more esteemed or honored
Than by those who now are parting
From its classrooms, all so mindful
Of event in memory founded,
Of true friends who now are parting.
For, there, every wall familiar
Calls up joyful pictures painted
On our souls in brilliant colors
By the passing days so happy
Filled with comrades, books and sunlight,
Sports of field, sage, and gridiron,
Clubs, committees, operettas,
Plays in Spanish, French, and English,
"Pinnacle" with poems and stories
Dear old High School publication,
By such joys e'er occupied '
And with others oft connected
Roam we through those charmed hallways
Cool and fragrant eien at noonday.
Four short years have thus sped onward
Hurried by in happy singing
For the Blue and Golden banners
Of this little, joyous worldg
In the morning going to Chapel
Singing new and ancient lays
Saddest songs with thoughts the sweetest
Then to classrooms bright with sunlight
To discuss with pals and teachers
Works of olden, honored sagesg
To solve illusive mathematics
That conquered give us satisfactiong
To learn the languages of Europe,
Romantic stories in them writteng
To read those longfdead Latin verses
Surprising in their modern viewpoints:
To comprehend the works of science
Fathomless and fascinating.
There are tasks that oft grow duller
As the sun outside is shining
When the summer days arriving
Draw us out to sports, like tennis,
Then we sigh with endless longing.
Books, however we may love them,
Can no longer hold our interest
But this school, this spring, is dearer '
Than it has e'er been before
For we're leaving it forever,
Teachers, pals and pleasant comrades,
Friends all made in days so perfect
That our school we leave in sadness
We, whom its teachings shall sustain.
G. HOUPT.
Eight
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THELMA MARIE ADAMS
Ambler, Pa.
'KA voice so thrilling ne'e1 was heard
In springftime from the Cuckoo bird."
Class Program 11, 2, 41, Commercial
Club 12, 31, Athletic Association 121.
GEORGE E. BERRY
"Dutch"
Ambler, Pa.
A mighty man is he,
With large and sinewy hands,
And the muscles of his brawny arms
Stand out like iron bands."
Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 13, 41,
Varsity Club 12, 3, 41, Band 13, 41, Or'
chestra 141, Student Council 13, 41, Span'
ish Club 141, Cperetta 12, 3, 41, Athletic
Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Class Program 131.
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WILL-IAM BRISTER
"B'riste'r"
Ambler, Pa.
"Who to conquer,
Sought to give us Famef,
Class President 121, Athletic Association
11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 12, 3, 41, Football
13, 41, Basketball 131, Captain 141, Ten'
nis 13, 41, Track 141, Latin Club Vice'
President 121, French Club 12, 3, 41, Class
Program 11, 2, 3, 41, School Play 141,
Operetta 12, 41, Pinnacle Staff 121, Year
Book Staff 141.
HELEN E. Bsoszi
"Bvozie"
Ambler, Pa.
'Tcl 'rathe-r be my honest self
'Than any maclefup daisyf,
Hockey 13, 41, Basketball Manager 141,
Commercial Club 12, 41, Athletic Associaf
tion 12,
Nine
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FRANCIS GOLDBERG COHEN
Ambler, Pa.
'KWhose music hath charms
To soothe the savage ear."
Latin Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Pianist of French
Club 12, 3, 41, Secretary of Music Club
141, Class Program 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta
12, 3, 41, Property Manager of Plays 13,
41, Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41,
Hockey Team 131, Track 131, French Club
131, Art Club 121.
GLADYS COLGAN
"Glad,'
Fort Washington, Pa.
"Little-but-oh, my!"
Class Program 11, 2, 3, 41, Cperetta 12,
3, 41, iArt Club 121, Secretary of' Class
131, High School Play 131, Pinnacle Staff
13, 41, Art Editor Senior Year Book 141,
Student Council 141.
TIMOTHY DELANEY
"Kid"
Ambler, Pa.
"Captain Kidd" is a warrior bold
Who little cares for girls 'tis told
But stoutly the enemies' line doth rend
And fights for Ambler till the end."
Football 131, Captain 141, Basketball 13,
41, Baseball 13, 41, Operetta 12, 3, 41,
Class Treasurer 141, French Club 13, 41,
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Track
141.
BERTHA YOUNG EDWARDS
HBCTTH
Penllyn, Pa.
"Good sense and good nature are never
separatedfl
Athletic Association 11, 21, Physics Club
131, French Club 121, Class Program
Ten
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ROBERT FAY
I IBO bi 3
Ambler, Pa.
UCome and trip it as you go,
On the light fantastic toe."
Transferred from West Catholic
Music Club 141, Band 141, Orchestra
141, Basketball 141, Secretary of Class 141,
Class Program 141, Cperetta 141, Tennis
141, Collegeville Chorus 141.
HARRY FISHER
HFlSl'L6TH
Ambler, Pa.
"And then he would argue, ye Gods, how
he would argue."
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Physics
Club 131, Spanish Club 12, 31, Class Prof
gram 11.1, Business Manager Play 141,
Business Manager Year Book Staff 141.
ETHEL MAE GIBBS
..Ets,,
Gwynedd, Pa.
"Who, though she may have much wit,
Is very shy in using it."
Athletic Association 12, 31, Latin Club
11, 2, 3, 41, Track 131, French Club 12,
31, President 141.
LUCY JACKSON HAMMOND 1
..Lu,,
Ambler, Pa.
"Who is our retiring maid
To whom no mischief can he laid?"
Athletic Association 12, 31, Track 131,
Latin Club 12, 3, 41, French Club 12, 3,
41
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,A. GORDON HOUPT
"Houpy"
Ambler, Pa.
"Who is slow to speak and slow to wrath,
but never slow to learn."
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, French
Club 12, 3, 41, Class Program 11, 2, 31,
Business Manager Crowell Magazine Plan
141, Pinnacle Staff 12, 31, Business Man'
ager 141, EditorfinfChief of Senior Class
Book 141, Student Council 131, Candy
Manager 131, Latin Club 12, 31, French
Club 141.
LINFORD L. KATZ
"Kates"
Gwynedd, Pa.
. "A man from the outfslqirtsf'
Athletic Association 12, 3, 41, Spanish
Club 12, 3, 41, Physics Club Treasurer 131.
JOHN LEAK
HLCLITH
Prospectville, Pa.
"I also live in P'rospectville."
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Physics
Club 131, Spanish Club 12, 3, 41, Class
Program 121.
BERNESE REYBURN LEE
"Bill"
Ambler, Pa.
"All the worlds a stage."
Commercial Club 131, Student Council
12, 41, Pinnacle 11, 2, 31, EditorfinfChief
141, Operetta 13, 41, Play 12, 3, 41, Class
Secretary 111, Class Program 11, 2, 3, 41,
Athletic Association 11, 2, 31, Declamation
Contest, Collegeville 13, 41.
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CHARLES LEE
"Chick" i
Penllyn, Pa.
"Who does his best, his very best,
Ami does it every day." 1
Basketball 13, 41, Baseball 141, Program
131, Athletic Association 11, 2, 3,' 41,
Track 13, 41, Commercial Clulrj 12, 31,
Band 141.
THOMAS J. LYNCH, JR. 1
U,-1.Om,,
Ambler, Pa.
"lf curls were money, X
'Thomas would be a millioriaireff
Football 13, 41, Athletic Association 11,
2, 3, 41, Track 13, 41, Basketball, 141,
Commercial Club 12, 31.
CATHERINE M. MANNS
"Mansy,' 1
Whitemarsh, Pa. , 3
"Who leads a life of pleasure arzclq glee
A happyfgo'luclqy girl is she." 1
Play 13, 41, Operetta 12, 3, 41,' Class
Program 11, 2, 3, 41, Pinnacle 13, 41,
French Club 12, 3, 41, Physics Club 131,
Athletic Association 11, 2, 31, Secretary
141, Athletic Association Ticket Committee
141, Treasurer 111, French Play 13, 41,
Art Club 121, Pep Club 141, Latin Club
111, Track 131. ,
RUTH EVELYN MARCHANTl
Ambler, Pa. l
"VJho says not much, but who thinks
'much more." ,
French Club' 12, 41, Physics Club'131
Latin Club 12, 31, Science Club 111, Sen'
ior Year Book N
W Thirteen
'Biff cvfmbler
High School 130--
DANIEL MARPLE
"Marple',
Ambler, Pa.
i'SudclerLly lzot, but finally tempered."
VicefPresident 131, Athletic Association
11, 2, 3, 41, French Club 12, 3, 41, Pin'
nacle Staff 141, Year Book Staff 141.
BENJAMIN F. MEYERS, JR.
ncats
Ambler, Pa.
"Strong reasons beget strong actions."
Football 12, 41, Basketball 13, 41, Athf
letic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Student Counf
cil 111, Class Program 11, 3, 41, Band 13,
41, Track 131, Varsity Club 121, Operetta
121, Business Manager 131.
Moiuus POLLON
"PollorL"
- Whitemarsh, Pa.
A'Speech is great, but silence is greaterf'
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Radio
Club 11, 21, Latin Club 11, 21, Spanish
Club 12, 31, President 141, Physics Club
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HAROLD RICHMOND
"Rich,'
Ambler, Pa.
"You ccm't make me mad."
Baseball 13, 41, Athletic Association
2, 3, 41, Commercial Club 12, 31.
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JAMES J. ROBERTO
.wma
' Ambler, Pa.
"A friend with a free hand and a
ready smilef,
Spanish Club 121, Baseball 12, 41
Basketball 11, 2, 31.
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WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, JR.
..SOup,,
Ambler, Pa.
'AHere's a boy that's bound to climb,
Always talking at the time."
President 131, VicefPresident 121, Athf
letic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 141
French Club 12, 3, 41, Latin Club 13, 41
Class Program, 12, 3, 41, School Play 13,
41, Operetta Business Manager 131, Cast
141, Pinnacle Business Manager 131, Year
Book Staff 141, President Student Council
141.
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CARL W. SABOLD
"Professor"
Ambler Highlands, Pa.
"Certainly he's a good fellowf'
Operetta 131, VicefPresident Student
Council 131, Class Program 13, 41, Band
13, 41, Manager of Tennis Team 141, Vice'
President of Class 141, Business Manager
High School Play 131, Collegeville Chorus
141, Cheerleader- 131, President Athletic
Association
FRANCES EL1zARE'rH SCHEIBNER
"Franl'
Maple Glen, Pa.
"For if she will-you may depend onyt,
And if she wonit--so theres an end onit l'
Class Program 11, 31, Athletic Associaf
tion 1l, 3, 41, Latin Club 11, 2, 31, French
Club 12, 31, Secretary 141, French Play
141, Operetta 141, Year Book Stall
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LILLY SCHUPPHAUS
Ambler, Pa.
"The rule of my life is to make business a
pleasure and pleasure my business."
Cperetta 12, 3, 41, Class Program 12,
3, 41, Commercial Club 131, Pinnacle Stag
141, Athletic Association 121.
JAMES M. SMITH
"Smitty"
Ambler, Pa.
"A malicious imp, 'ready and right for
mischief."
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Com'
mercial Club 12, 31, Class Program 141.
GEORGE BYINGTON SNELL
..Bud,.
Penllyn, Pa.
'AOh, sure! I'll try, anything once."
Assistant Pinnacle Manager 131, Band
141, Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41,
French Play 141, Class Program 11, 2, 3,
41, French Club 12, 3, 41, Latin Club
Treasurer 131.
NELLIE TENBROOK
"Tenny"
Fort Washington, Pa.
K'She discourses with her eyes."
Orchestra 11, 41, Operetta 13, 41, Class
Program 131, Pinnacle Staff 141, Com'
mercial Club 131, Class President 111,
Athletic Association 12, 31.
Sixteen
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ELIZABETH B. UMSTEAD
"Lib"
Ambler, Pa. Af
HLizzie's just the kind of friend
'That everyone desires,
Peppy, clever and full of fun,
Of her, one never tires."
Class Program 121, Operetta 131, Year
Book Staff 141, Pinnacle Staff 141, Com'
mercial Club 12, 31, Athletic Association
12, 31, Typing Contest, Collegeville 141.
MARGARET TAYLOR UNGER
"Marge"
Fort Washington, Pa.
L'She had a most artistic temperamentf'
Cperetta 13, 41, Athletic Association 11,
2, 3, 41, Class Program 11, 2, 3, 41, French
Club 12, 3, 41, Latin Club 111, Physics
Club 131, Art Club 12, 31, Athletic Asf
sociation Ticket Committee 141, Senior
Class Ring Committee 141.
WILLIAM H. VINCENT
"Bill"
Ambler, Pa.
"Hail! thou Goddess sage and holy!
Hail, divinest Melancholy!"
Physics Club 131, Band 13, 41, Orchesf
tra 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 131, Operetta
11, 2, 3, 41, Class Program 11, 2, 3, 41
Class Secretary 121, Class Treasurer 131,
Athletic Association 131, Tennis 141, Busif
ness Manager Stage 12, 31.
LEONARD RICKARD WENTZ
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Len
Ambler, Pa.
K'Silence is a fence around wisdom "
Baseball 11, 2, 31, Captain 141, Foot'
ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 31, Man-
ager 141, Tennis 131, Athletic Association
11, 2, 3, 41, Stage Manager Operetta 131.
Seventeen
o4mbler High School 181-4-
ALICE E. DEWOLFE
K'Allyfi"
Ambler, Pa.
"A cheerful life devoid of care,
A happy laugh heard everywhere."
Hockey 131, Captain 141, Basketball 13,
41, Cperetta 13, 41, Athletic Association
11, 2, 3, 41, French Club 12, 3, 41, Track
13, 41, Physics Club 131, Art Club 121,
Assistant Business Manager of Play 141,
Secretary of Senior Ring Committee 141,
Pep Club 141, Latin Club 141.
ALICE CAROLINE WORTHLINE
MAlly77
North Wales, Pa.
K'The only way to have a friend is to
be one."
Commercial Club 12, 31, Typing Conf
test, Collegeville 141.
HARRISON ZIEGLER
KlZig79
Ambler, Pa.
Mlylodesty is a candle to thy meritf'
Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 41, Latin
Club 121, President 131, French Club 12,
3, 41, Class Program 12, 3, 41, Play 141,
Cperetta 13, 41, Year Book Staff 141, Stu'
dent Council
Eighteen
-'gif The CPinnacle Bee--
5Prophecy
June 8, 1933.
My Dear B-,
The oddest thing happened to me the other day. It was the day after our
class reunion. I was sitting all alone in the garden, feeling rather blue over the
fact that I hadn't been able to get there. Suddenly I felt as if I were in the midst
of friends, then I heard a soft voice speaking to me. I looked all around, but could
see no one at f1rst. Presently I discovered a small figure sitting on a rose nearby.
It seemed very familiar and for a few seconds I wondered where I had seen it before.
Then I recognized it as the Brownie of our class year book.
He was smiling brightly. "Come, don't look so sad," he said. "I can tell you
what you want to know. Close your eyes and listen carefully." I did so and he
began to speak in a low monotone. His tone was so drowsy and hisf descriptions so
realistic that I seemed transported to the places he described. His voice drifted
farther away, and I seemed to be in Africa, near a ruin on the border of a jungle,
where a party of tourists had stopped. I was startled to see a lion rush from among
the trees toward the party who seemed to be unarmed.
All fled but one young woman who fainted at the sight. just as the lion was
about to spring on her prostrate form, a young man opened a case which he was
carrying and took from it a gleaming instrument. He began to play, and behold! it
was a saxophone. Never had I heard such music since I left high school. It inspired
me with a desire to dance. The lion seemed to be affected the same way for he paid
no more attention to his victim but began that quaint old dance, the Charleston. I
looked more closely at the man who had wrought this miracle. It was Bud Snell.
Another of the tourists having the appearance of' a doctor returned and began
to administer to the girl who in a few moments was revived. The doctor proved to
be Morris Pollon, now famous.
The party returned to Cairo leaving the lion still under the spell of the music.
That evening they went to see a boxing match where our former classmate "Kid"
Delaney, knocked out Gene Tunney in the 13th round. Later on the way home from
the iight they discussed a new figure in the literary world, the greatest short story
writer of the age, Miss Ruth Marchant, equaled at times by Fannie Hurst.
The Brownie's droning voice went on, next to Italy. A crowded music hall
in Florence was all attention to the famous Madame Galli Curci, accompanied by
the no less famous Frances Cohen. In the audience were Nellie Tenbrook and' her
friend Mrs. Lilly S. Mechanic who was celebrating her fifth wedding aniversary
by a tour of Europe. In another part of the city was Ethel Gibbs, teaching a night
class in French.
Nineteen
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CPr0phecy
Our next friends were found at the top of the world. Brownie declares he was
in Alaska yesterday and he found Bertha Edwards teaching Art to the Eskimos.
Jimmy Smith was there too, getting ice for his ice trade next summer.
The Brownie talked about warm weather and Cape May which he had visited
recently. In the Hotel Congress, he saw Lucie Hammond, the chief cook, directing the
cooking and serving those delicious southern dinners. Helen Brosz was doing permaf
nent waving by the seashore in a dozen or so beauty parlors.
At the county court house he saw Judge Wentz dictating to his private secretary,
Alice Worthline, and William Vincent sleepily trimming the judges moustache, which
has developed nicely since we knew him.
The judge was getting ready to try a lollypop case fthe Amendment of 1931
prohibits the distribution of lollypops among childrenj. Harrison Ziegler, head of
a notorious lollypop ring, had been arrested, also Linford Katz, owner of the house
used as a center from which to distribute the candy.
The next case was a question of whether or not to fine George Berry for causing
the police unnecessary trouble. He disappeared about a week ago and was found
finally in the bell of his Bb Helican bass horn, the same one that he used to play in
high school.
Since Harry Fisher lived in Cape May and our Brownie was feeling hungry, he
decided to see Harry. He arrived too late for the meal however, for Harry was just
washing the dishes. While he was there someone knocked at the door. It was Bill
Brister, selling magazines to help get his third degree. He told Brownie he'd been
playing a lot of football lately, and had been using an elasto-tweedo football uniform
invented by Thomas Lynch.
Brownie then went to Washinton where he saw Margaret Unger giving a
suffrage speech to a crowd of suffering women. She told him that Gladys Colgan had
been made a drawer in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and was now Head
Artist.
He went to Hollywood, it seems, and found that Bob Fay had become a movie
star and Catherine Manns was giving dancing instructions at the Black Bottom School.
He must have known I was growing anxious for home town news because that
is what he told me next.
Ambler now has a large female police force. Mayor Lear has recently appointed
Thelma Adams as head of the force.
Dan Marple has been awarded the five year service stripe at the Montgomery
County Janitors Convention and was the youngest janitor there.
Charles Lee, the famous poultry judge, lost his prize chicken about two weeks
ago, when it escaped from the coup in which he kept it and was run over.
Elizabeth Umstead is writing a book on the Private Life of a Secretary.
Twenty
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Frances Scheibner, as Miss Maple Glen, was declared winner of the Ambler
Beauty Contest. She was not awarded the prize however, as the other judges declared
Judge Roberto had showed partiality.
Alice DeWolfe has become a nurse as she wished, but a plant nurse. She has
been known to sit up all night with' a sick plant.
Harold Richmond has established a stand along the main road to Pitcairn's
Aviation Field at Horsham and sells sandwiches andlhot dogs.
Ben Meyers has begun a collection of bugs and flowers, but has grown very
absentfminded. He has been known to put the net in his collection box and wave the
bugs around in the air.
Carl Sabold has gotten married, as we all knew he would, and has become a
floorwalker.
He told me that the last time he saw Bill Russell, he was engaged as a bricklayer
and entertained his fellow workmen during the noonfhour by playing on the Jew's
harp.
I was suddenly brought back to reality by a dull explosion. I turned to thank
the Brownie for his very cheering information before investigating the noise, but he
was gone. Now isn't that just like a Brownie?
I found out in the evening papers what the noise had been. Gordon Houpt, the
noted chemist, lives near me, as perhaps you know. He had been performing a new
experiment and the mixture blew up. He was not seriously injured.
Brownie told me nothing of Bernese Lee, but I know for a fact that she has
become quite an actress and toured America with her company last winter.
I hope to see you sometime in the future but no one knows when it will be. If
you hear any more about our classmates let me know, as I am always curious to hear
what they are doing.
Sincerely yours,
AfBfC.
CLASS PROPHECY COMMITTEE:
Frances Scheibner
William Russell
Catherine Manns
Bernese Lee
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Name
Schupphaus
C. Lee ....
Worthline .
Meyers . . .
Unger ....
Colgan . . .
Wentz ....
Umstead . .
Snell .....
Sabold ....
Roberto . . .
Hammond .
Gibbs ....
Ziegler . . .
Houp: ....
Marple . . .
Berry .....
Lear .....
Dewolfe . .
Delaney . .
Pollon ....
Bi-ister . . .
Edwards . .
Cohen . . .
Fisher ....
Richmond .
Russel ....
Manns ....
Marchant .
B. Lee ....
Katz . . .
Brosz . . .
Smith . .
Lynch ....
Tenbrook .
Adams ....
Scheibner .
Nickname
"Lil"
"Chick"
"Ally"
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Hub..
..Bud..
"Carl"
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Jim
..Lu.,
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Houpy'
Marple"
"Dutch"
Leary"'
"Ally"
"Kid"
"Pollon"
Brister"
"Bert"
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Plays
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funior Class
GEORGE MCINTYRE, President, KATHERINE STOUT, Vice-P-resident,
ELEANOR CRESSMAN, Secretary.
First Row
Elizabeth Lentz, Wilma Tozer, Ruth Hagginbothom, Myrtle Cope, Eleanor
Cressman, George McIntyre, Katherine Stout, Elizabeth Robinson, Betty Suplee, Sara
Cassel, Marie Cashimere.
Second Row
Annabel Nichols, Palmyra Menna, Anne Parry, Louella Mullin, Elizalbah Dager,
Margaret Stevens, Rose Kinney, Sylvia Schwartz, Marjorie Deck, Beatrice O'Brien,
Miriam Cook, Irene Walters, Dorothy Bishop.
Third Ro w
Earl Barner, Angelo Menna, john Ford, Bertram Beideman, Lottie Hunt,
Catherine Breininger, Madelaine Tretheway, Florence Dotts, Blanche Meyers, Alvina
Ott, Mary Leonard, Virginia Fox.
Fourth Row
Elton Weikel, Dick Hamilton, Elmer Stoler, James Ward, Leonidas Keyolas,
Charles Allison, George Wentz, George Compton, john Muir, john Donato, Anthony
Civarelli, Gordon Sabold.
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Robb, Parry, Rapp, Hamilton
Weikel, Lee, Russell, Colgan, Ziegler
Student ouncil
The Student Council is made up of representatives from the different classes,
and has charge of the Student Government of the school.
The Council helps to keep the halls in order between classes and during lunch
hour. It also has charge of the lunch line. It regulates student conduct outside of
class and during school hours.
The members are:
WILLIAM RUSSELL, President
ELTON WEIKEL, VicefPvesident HELEN RAPP
GLADYs COLGAN, Secvetavy RICHARD HAMILTON
JUDSON JOHNSON BERNESE LEE
ANNE PARRY HARRISON ZIEGLER
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Pollon, Russell, Brister, Allison, Ziegler
Parry, Marchant, Scheibner, Umstead, Cassel
Schupphaus, Marple, Lee, Houpt, Colgan, Fisher, Tenbrook
CPinnacle Stag
BERNESE LEE, EdirorfinfChief
Anne Parry Catherine Manns Daniel Marple
Sara Gehman Nellie Tenbrook Elizabeth! Umstead
Gladys Colgan Lilly Schupphaus Sara Cassel
GORDON HOUPT, Business Manager
Charles Allison Israel Pollon
Tear CBook Sta H
GORDON HOUPT, EditorfirifChief
FRANCES SOHEIBNER, Associate Editor
Art Athletics Photography
Gladys Colgan William Brister Elizabeth Umstead
Features jokes Daniel Marple
Ruth Marchant William Russell
HARRY FISHER, Business Manager
HARRISON ZIEGLER, Circulation Manager
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Mr. Milspaw, Meyers, Mr. Fry
Collis, Compton, RemPP, Allison. Refsnider, Berry, Stoler, G. Sabold, Lachman,
Weikel, Hutchinson, Rex, Amey,
Fay, Allen, Jones, Fisher, C. Sabold, Rorer, Kerns, Stillwagon, Hugo, Vincent.
The CBand
The band, under the leadership of Mr. George O. Frey of Girard College, has
made excellent progress during the past year.
A Euphonium and Helicon Bass have been added to the instrumentation. The
Euphonium is the gift of Mr. Harvey Gravell, President of The American Chemical
Paint Co. of Ambler. Mr. Gravell stipulated that if Ashley Collis, who was selected
to play the Euphonium, made satisfactory progress, the instrument should become
his at graduation. The band appreciates this generous assistance.
For the remainder of the year five engagements are scheduled:
May 24 and 25, in the High School Auditorium, to precede the Junior High School
Playg May 29, Open Air Concert, Butler Ave., Amblerg May 30, in the Memorial Day
Parade, and june 8, at the Class Day Exercises.
The following membership will be increased as members of the Junior Group
show, sufficient ability.
Clarinet Cornets Trombones
R b F Gordon Sabold Charles Allison
O art av Adam Rex Paul Remp
Rushmore Allen
Leroy Jones
Robert Webb
George Kerns
Robert Hugo
Oscar Stillwagon
Jas. Claville
Saxophone
Elton Weikel
George Compton
William Lachman
Howard Arney
Elmer Stoler
Stuart Rorer
William - Fisher
John Dull
Harvey Heath
Harvy Heath
Altos
Linville Hutchison
Harvey Ottey
Albert Clifton
Euplionium
Ashley Collis
Thirtyfeight
Paul Refsnider
Helicon Bass
George Berry
Percussion
Carl Sabold
William Vincent
George Snell
Drum Major
Benjamin Meyers
Leader
Robert Fay
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Miss Peterson, Collis, Berry, Allison, Mr. Milspavv
Weikel, Fay, Amey, Sabold, Rex, Allen, Jones, Compton
Vincent, Lynch, Matson, Tenbrook, Cohen, Comley, Ottey, Rorer, Iohnson
The Orchestra
The Ambler High School Orchestra has just finished a most successful season,
under the direction of Miss Ellen Peterson and Mr. W. A. Milspaw. It now has
twenty members.
The Orchestra has been requested to play on many occasions besides School
Activities, and has made a fine showing. As in every other season, it offered the music
for the annual High School Play, High School Operetta, and the Junior High School
Play. V
Directors
Miss Ellen Peterson Mr. W. A. Milspaw
Pianist' Corners Trombone
Judson johnson Herbert Amey Charles Allison
Violins Gordon Sabold
Nellie Tenbrook Adam Rex Baritone
Roberta Comly Saxophones Ashly Collis
Harvey Ottey
Stuart Rorer
Earl Matson
Hugh Lynch
Cello
Mildred Cohen
George Compton
Elton Weikel
Clarinets
Robert Fay
Rushmore Allen
Leroy jones
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Helicon Bass
George Berry
Percussionist
William Vincent
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Miss Boyles, Coachg Breininger, Suplee
Burton, Brown, D. Cope, Rapp
Angela deWolfe, Alice deWolfe, Collins, Kinney
Brosz, Parry
Ifockey
During the 1927 hockey season, our girls, coached by Miss Boyles, produced
a team which was defeated only by Springiield, who did not lose a single game. As
the Ambler hockey team has been in existence two years, attempting a full schedule
only the second year, it has high hopes and ambitions for the future.
Alice deWolfe was captain and managerg Anne Parry has been elected manager
for the 1928 season.
The results of the games played are as follows:
Ambler Hatboro . .
Ambler Collegeville
Ambler Springheld
Ambler .... Bristol . . .
Ambler Jenkintown
Ambler Springfield
Ambler Bristol . . .
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Coach Miss Boyles, Brown, Kinney, Towler, Brosz
Collins, Suplee, Fox, Robinson, Cope, deVv'olfe, Parry
CBasketball
After losing four of the 1927 varsity, the girls' basketball season proved to be
fairly successful, due to the excellent co-operation of the girls, under the efficient
coaching of Miss Boyles. Eleven games were played out of which six were won.
The results of the games are as follows:
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler
Ambler .....
Ambler
Ambler
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40 Willow Grove .. .... 11
Perkasie ...... .... 2 8
....49 Lansdale....... ....21
....62 Willow Grove ....12
....2O Jenkintown ....42
....38 Jenkintown ....25
....25 Springfield ....26
....22 Springfield ....21
....33 Lansdale ....20
....2O Perkasic ....28
....17 Bristol.... ....26
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Donato, Lynch, Muir, Bender, Brister, Wasco
Berry, Michael, DeLaney, Meyers, Compton
Football
With Mr. Duncan as coach, E. Weikel as manager, and T. Delaney as captain,
the football season of 1928 was very successful. Out of nine games our team lost
two, tied one, and gained the North Penn Championship by defeating Lansdale in
a hard fought battle.
A resume of the entire season is as follows:
Ambler .......................... 13 North Wales .... .... O
Ambler .... . . .18 Royersford .... . . . .O
Ambler . . . 6 Conshohocken
Ambler .... . . . 31 North Wales
Ambler . . . 0 Bristol . . . . . .
Ambler .... . . . O Lansdowne . .
Ambler . . .13 Lansdale . . .
Ambler . . .14 Souderton . . .
Ambler . . . 7 Springfield . .
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Coach Duncan, Stout, Compton, Delaney, Meyers
Donato, Berry, Muir, Brister, Moore, Fay, Lee
CBasketball
A good start, a little slump and then an excellent finish, was the record of the
Ambler High School basketball team for the year 1927f1928. Out of iifteen games
played our quintet won ten. We concluded our season by winning third place in
the Class C Suburban League.
The team was coached by Mr. Duncan, and managed by L. Wentz.
The results of the games played are as follows:
Ambler .......................... 3 5 Alumni ........ ..... 1 5
Ambler . . . ...... 25 Glen Nor ........ . . . . .29
Ambler .... 36 Marple Newton .... ..... 1 5
Ambler .... 39 Jenkintown ...... ..... 1 9
Ambler .... .... 3 8 Haverford ...... ..... 3 6
Ambler .... .... 4 3 Alumni .... ..... 3 7
Ambler .... .... 3 5 Bristol ....... ..... 3 O
Ambler .... 29 Collingdale . . . . . . . . 5 3
Ambler .... 28 Springfield .... ..... 2 7
Ambler .... 23 Glen Nor .... ..... 2 5
Ambler .... 21 Jenkintown . . . . . . . .27
Ambler . . 31 Haverford .... ..... 5 3
Ambler .... 30 Collingdale . . . ..... 26
Ambler .... 3 2 Bristol ....... ..... 2 6
Ambler .... .... 3 4 Springfield . . . . . . . .23
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Coach Duncan, Cavalier, Roberto, Donato, Wentz, Pollon, Brister, Mclntyre, Meyers
Augustine, Lynch, Bender, Moore, Russell, Richmond
CBaseball
With only four letter men back from last year, our baseball team did very Well
and fought hard for the Suburban Class C Championship.
Several close games easily rewarded the investment of the students who made
a baseball team possible in our school.
The results of the games played are:
Ambler ..... .... l
Ambler ..... .... 2 A
Ambler ..... ..... 7
Ambler ..... .... 1 O
Ambler ..... .... 4
Ambler ..... . . .7
Glen Nor .... . . .
Collingdale
Springfield
Jenkintown
Haverford
Springfield
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A nxious
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I ndustrious
R ighteous
E nlightened
S tudious
Mr. Kerschner fin Chemistry I.ab.j-"Brister, tell me the most important iron
ore."
Brister-"Well, Sir, I read in the paper that all oars and canoe paddles were
made of wood."
Recently a lecturer took up a collection. He received 330003. He then said to
the audience, "I can understand the S300 but not the 3 cents. There must be a
Scotchman in the audience."
A man in the back got up and said, "Beg pardon, Sir, but there are three of us."
Once when I was in thc army I went to the corporal and said, "Corp, I ain't
seen me wife and kids for three months. Can I have a furlough?"
"Well," says the corporal, "I just got a letter from y're wife tellin' me not to
let you off any more because every time you come home you get drunk and disgrace
us all, so I guess you can't go."
"Corporal," says I, "in this room there are two of the biggest liars in the world,
'cause I'm not married." .
Muir-"How much is that derby?"
Fay-"Fifteen dollars."
Muir-3'I don't see any holes in it." A
Fay-"Why holes?" ,
Muir-"Any guy who pays fifteen bucks for a hat needs holes for his ears to
go through."
Collis-"Mit Conductor, how far is it from Philadelphia to Ambler?"
Conductor-"Seventeen miles." '
Collis-"Well, how far is it from Ambler to Philadelphia?"
Conductor-"Didn't I just tell you it was seventeen miles from Philadelphia to
Ambler?"
Collis-"Yes"
Conductor-"Well, isn't it seventeen miles from Ambler to Philadelphia?"
Collis-"Well, I don't know about that. 1t's a week from Christmas to New
Years but it's a lot longer from New Years to Christmas."
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"He done me wrong," wailed the algebra problem as Fay handed in his paper.
Miss Bork-"Snell, who wrote 'Hamlet'?"
Snell-"Honest, Miss Bork, it wasn't me."
Miss Koch-"Brister, take that gum out of your mouth and put your feet in."
One day the Yanks were playing a team from India. The Indian catcher came
to bat and said, "Allah be with me." With that he hit a double.
The next inning when Ruth came to bat the next time, he said, "You know me,
Al," and hit a homer.
In Our World
The Legion of the Condemned ....................
The
Jazz Singer ....
Speedy ..........
The Covered Wagon ....
Beau Geste .......
Beau Sabreaur .....
Casey at the Bat ....
The
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Chaser ......
Seventh Heaven . . .
The
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Doomsday ........
Red
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Dove ........
Play Girl ....
Circus .......
Escape .......
Patent Leather
Iron Horse . . .
Lost World ......
ng Fever ......
Daddy Longlegs . ..
Girl
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Student Prince
She Stoops to Conqu
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Chatterbox . . .
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Straight from Paris
The Wreck of the Hesperus
In the Valley of Giants ....
The Shepherd of the Hills .
The
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Rookies ...... . . . .
Freckles ........
My
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. . . .Shop Gang
. . . .Bill Vincent
............Fay
. . . . .Muir's Ford
. . . . .Bud Snell
. . . . . .Bill Brister
. . . . . . . .Tim Delaney
. . . .Catherine Manns
.......Leonidas
.... . .june 22nd
. . . . .The Library
11th
. . . .Clara Wentz
. . . . .Dot Bradley
. . . . .Bernese Lee
. . . . . .French 12
.......3.15, sometimes
. . . .Dan Marple
Mr. Hunsicker fCarj ?
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..........Senior Class
.........Joe Bender
...............KatZ
..........Ben Meyers
....Elizabeth Robinson
.........Room One
.Ashley Collis
.........M1ss Koch
..........Snell's Ford
. . . . .Duncan and Baker
...............Lear
..........Ol1fS1dC
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........John Romano
. . . . .We couldn't agree
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EIJWIN SMITH, President of Room 14 ROBERT HUGO, President of Room 15
HERBERT AMEY, President of Room 25
First Row
Domenic Romendio, George Rue, Helen Rapp, Billy Boyce, john Silvester, Harry
Kyle, John Cassidy, Salvadore Caterisano, Walter Bright, Wilbert Landes, Robert
Russell, Edmund Tretheway, joseph Wabescz.
Second Row A
Marshall Solliday, Alverda Schaifer, Emily Worthington, Mildred Bonsteele,
Elva Boehner, Margaret Dueschar, Leo Duhr, Edith Amey, Florence Paul, Bernice
Arnold, Elizabeth Hulett, Dorothy Newsom, Adam Rex, Frederick Suplee.
Third Row
Muriel Scott, Marjorie Kern, Ethlyn Cowell, Edith Hunt, Florence Lee, Mary
Rodgers, Dana Dickinson, Clara Morrill.
Fourth Row
Miriam Whitcomb, Frances Arnold, Bernice Connard, Emma Flynn, Hazel Giles,
Ruth Green, Catherine Luxton, Gladys Newsom, Alberta Kusch, Charlotte Gary,
Anna Zilletti, Gertrude Camburn, Dorothy White, Mary Correnty, John Delaney,
Janet Paton.
Fifth Row
Wendell Hibschman, Wilson Maclntire, Robert Hugo, Herbert Amey, Hilda
Sundstrom, Edwin Smith, Dorothy Moll, James Dougherty, Hugo Lynch.
Sixth Ro w
Frank Black, Charles Wittnian, Royal Mattison, Allen Bushy, Reed Suplee,
Joseph Cassidy, Oscar Stillwagon, August Rotelli, James! Cory.
Fifty
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Kerns, Houpt, A. Gear, Walker
Amey, Sundstrom, Paton, Brister, Scott, Johnson
CPinnacle Sta ji
BETTY BRISTER, EditorfirrfChief
DONALD HOUPT, Art Editor
JULIE OQNEIL, Athletic Reporter
MURIEL SCOTT, 9A Reporter
HILDA SUNDSTROM, 95 Reporter
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JANET PATTON, 9C Reporter
BETTY AMEY, 8A Reporter
MARION JOHNSON, 8A Reporter
GEORGE KERN, 8B Reporter
GERTRUDE WALKER, 7th Reporter
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A. Gear, Adviser, Deck, Ottey, Ely, Amey, Ottey, Berwind, Lynch, DuBois, Smith,
XValker, Gehman, Webb, Gelbert, Moll, Hugo, Sundstrom, Amey, Brister, Shields, Dager,
Caierisano.
Truxton Deck
Paul Ottey . . .
Albert Ely . ..
Herbert Amey
Ruth Ottey . . .
Mary Berwind
-Hugh Lynch . . . . .
Student Council
HERBERT AMEY, Pvesidem
BETTY BRISTER, Secretary
Representatives
Room Room
12 Lester DuBois ....... 25
. . 11 Edwin Smith ....... 14
. . 12 Mabel Dager ........ 12
. . 2 5 Salvador Caterisano . . 14
12 Gertrude Walker ..... 18
12 Jean Gehman ....... 1 1
James Gelbert ....... 12
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Dorothy Moll ..
Robert Hugo . . .
Hilda Sundstrom
Dick Amey ....
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Betty Brister .... .... 2 5
Edward Shields ........ 15
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CBachel0rs' C lub
The purpose of this club has been to acquaint the boys with a few of the elemental
necessities in housekeeping. The boys have acquired a practical knowledge of camp
cookery, sewing, simple breakfasts, table etiquette and table service. We all hope they
will be ideal hosts when the opportunity to display their knowledge presents itself.
ANN FRAUNFELDER.
A Members-Marshall Soliday, Walter Bright, Joseph Wabescz, Wendell Hibschf
man, Harvey Edwards, Royal Mattison, Warren Knott, Edgar Rapp, Foster Wood'
ward, Hugh Lynch, George Rue, Joseph Cassidy, Charles Wittman, Lester Du Bois.
The Library Club
The purpose of the Library Club is to give the pupils a better opportunity to
know the books of our library, where to ind different kinds, and to use them. This
has aided them in doing reference work for their classes, as well as acquainted them
with good literature.
During club hour we have had many good and interesting stories read. We have
spent some time in story telling. Everyone has been interested in the club and has
been ready to do her share in making it a success.
D. SLEICHTER.
Members-Betty Amey, Mary Berwind, ,lean Cassel, Irene Cawley, Mary Craft,
Mabel Dager, Gladys DuBois, Louise Fertoch, Marion johnson, Josephine Luscazk,
Caroline Mullin, Jennie Mullin, Ruth Cttey, Mary Romano, Helen Saylor, Dorothy
Smith, Marion Streeper, Helen Weikel, Lillian Fluck, Florence Ford, Frances
McCourt, Elizabeth Nice, Emma Smith, Mary Tamborino.
Qirls' 5VIanual 'Training Club
This club was founded by girls desiring to show woman was equal to man in
mechanical aptitude.
Repairs were made to electrical appliances such as irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners
and fans.
Many small articles of use in the house were made such as broom holders, tab'
orets and shelves.
A. HUNSICKER.
Members:-Dana Dickinson, Frances Arnold, Gladys Newsom, Florence Lee,
Elizabeth Hulett, Edith Hunt, Mary Correnty, Hazel Giles, Anne Potteiger, Margaret
Delaney, Dorothy Moll, Janet Paton, Mildred Bonsteele, Ruth Green, Catherine Lux'
ton, Emma Flynn, Alberta Roesch, Emily Worthington, Anna Zilitti, Charlotte
McGary, Bernice Arnold.
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ofilthletic Club
The club is divided into two teams, The Tigers, and The Cardinals. The captains
are Patsy Sergis and Donald Houpt. Some very exciting games have been played be'
tween the two teams. All of the meetings have been held outfoffdoors.
Members-Clement Cottingham, Harry Wood, Stanley Wybranski, john Delaney,
James Claville, Samuel Sealer, Josephy Lamelza, Raymond Ferstch, Paul Refsnider,
George Kerns, Howard Burrell, Thomas Henry, Herman Henry, Arnold Dixon, Frank
Cassel, Le Roy Jones, Salvadore Bonfiglio, Frank Gigliotti, Dick Brister, Donald
Houpt, Patsy Sergio, James Ronan, Lewis Pistilli, James Gelbert, Earl Dizon, Truxton
Deck, Albert Ely, Stewart Rorer, Harvey Cttey, Frank Palermo, Nicholas Varrese,
Pericle Della Loggia, William Fisher, james Gaskins.
Science C lub
President, BILLY BOYCE Secretary, REED SUPLEE Advisor, MR. BAKER
This club has twenty members. The boys have performed some of the elemental
experiments in the field of science. The experiments that are performed are selected
by the students themselves.
The club has used the point system. Points are gained for each successful experif
ment performed, science scrap book, science talks, science projects. Some of the
projects were Telegraph Sounder and Key Door Bell, and Microphone.
Members-james Cory, Billy Boyce, Allen Buzby, Robert Russell, Edwin Suplee,
Joseph Cassidy, August Rotelli, Salvadorc Caterisano, Norman Mortimer, James
Dougherty, Hugh Lynch, Robert Hugo, Wilbert Landes, John Silvester, Wilson Mac'
Intire, Adam Rex, Edmund Tretheway, Oscar Stillwagon, Frederick Suplee.
The girls' Qlee Club
The Girls' Glee Club has learned many new songs this year. They have spef
cialized in spirituals, and have entertained in chapel on several occasions.
Members:-E. Peterson, Advisor, Catherine Collins, Marion Grimes, Mabel
Grimes, Nannie Henderson, Charlotte Henry, Clara Jones, Naomi Taylor, Kathryn
Wilson, Erma Smith, Mabel Dixon and Georgeanna Wood.
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The Games Club meets in Room 11 every Wednesday at 2.30 P. M.
There are twentyfeight members in the club all chosen from 7B Grade.
The period is spent in playing, thinking, guessing, and acting games.
We are developing the habit of asking "What Shall We Do Now?" Very often
the answer comes from the children. When they are not ready, the advisor suggests
a new game.
The aim of the club is to develop memory, initiative, a feeling of good fellowship
and fun.
B. M. DONMOYER.
Members-Angelina Cassel, Mildred Cohen, Antoinette DiLello, Mabel Dixon,
Jean Gehman, Angelina Guimpa, Lillian Kelley, Caroline Menna, Tessie Minio,
Dorothy Petro, Erma Smith, Betty Taylor, Catharine Troutman, Ada Ziegler, Emeline
Ziegler, Helen Ziegler, Philip Barbacow, James Bonfiglio, George Caterisano, William
Hulett, Ralph Mascola, Paul Ottey, Hamilton Porter, John Roberta, Pete Roberta,
Allen Rose, John Signore, Philip Signore, Edward Dowling.
e'7VIathematics C lub
The members of the Mathematics Club of Ambler junior High enjoy the speed
and accuracy games but most of all the races in arithmetic which are held each Wedf
nesday between the Blue and Gold teams.
L. COYLE.
Members-Melva Borce, Sara Boice, Elizabeth Caterisano, Florence Dull, Alverda
Fleck, Mabel Grimes, Katie Harry, Harriet Hulett, Rose Le Pore, Marjorie Potts,
Harriet Ramsey, Leretta Volspecello, Gertude Walke, Irene Wybranski, Evelyn
Fletcher.
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Pupils of the Seventh and Eighth Grades with an ambition to be out of doors,
joined the Work Club, whose object is to assist in keeping the athletic field in good
condition. .
The boys have to their credit the first spring raking and rolling of the tennis court,
getting it ready for the players who will represent Ambler in contests with other Mont'
gomery County schools. They have spent several meeting periods on the diamond
with rakes, shovels, and wheelbarrows, so that the varsity would have smoother runf
ning. And the track has received their attention.
The club members are to be commended for their unselfish interest and school
spirit.
W. A. MILSPAW.
Members-Richard Ball, Richard Amey, Charles Bernhart, Herman Deck, George
Dillon, William Green, William Hallowell, Walter Hibschman, Leroy Jeusen, Ralph
Marchant, Pete Romano, Joseph Urban, Robert Webb, james Godshall
Etiquette C lub
It is not the purpose of this club to study a lot of 'lhighfhatw drawing room
manners that we'll have little occasion to use-but primarily to study everyday man-
ners in public places. After all, that is the severest test of good breeding. We believe
good manners are based on the Golden Rule, and it is our aim to become well
mannered, courteous, and considerate under all circumstances.
B. E. BOYLES.
Members-Olive Jane Harshberger, Miriam Whitcomb, Carrie Smithard, Eleanor
Towler, Betty Brister, Dorothy Newsom, Muriel Scott, Marjorie Kern, jane Colgan,
Margaret Dueschar, Leo Diehl, Dorothy White, Ethlyn Cowell,1 Hilda Sundstom,
Florence Paul, Elva Boehner, Alverda Schaffer, Clara Morrill, julie O'Neil, Carolyn
Stiver, Bernice Arnold, Mary Rodgers.
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Maclntire
Silvester
Lynch ..
DuBois .
Hugo . . .
Edwards
Landes .
Amey . .
Runke ..
Leonard .
Houpt ..
Coach Baker, Smith, Delaney, Gelbert, Fisher, Dougherty, Stillwagon
Landes, Dixon, Pistilli, Hugo, Rue, Lynch, Ball, Shields
Runki, Knott, Amey, Houpt, Captain Maclntire, DuBois, Silvester, Leonard, Edwa ds
Football
Li-nefup
Sixwftwo
Fullback
Left Halfback
Quarterback
Right Halfback
Right End
Right Tackle
Right Guard
Center
Left Guard
Left Tackle
Left End
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Substitutes--Shields, Ball, Gelbert, Fisher, Stillwagon, Knott, Delaney
Coach Baker, Soliday, Romendio, Rue, Hugo, Smith
Houpt, Kyle, Silvester, Captain DuBois
Maclntire, Lynch, Amey
CBasketball
Captain, Lester DuBois
Manager, Edwin Smith
Right Forward, Amey, Lynch, Gelbert.
Left Forward, Houpt, Silvester, Hibschman.
Center, Kyle, DuBois.
Right Guard, Maclntire, Soliday, Rue.
Left Guard, DuBois, Lynch, Romendio, Hugo, Rapp.
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Bernhart,d Hibschman, Maclntire, Coach Baker, Carr, Henry, Smith
Rue, Amey, Hugo, Captain Silvester, Kyle, Romendio, Dougherty
CBaseball
Captain, JOHN SILVESTER
Manager, EDWIN SMITH
Linefup
Arney .......... .......... .....
Henry, Silvester . . .
Hugo .......... .....
Leonard ....... .....
Silyester ......... .....
Dougherty ......... .....
Shields, Hibschman .... ....
Romendio ......... ....
Maclntire ......................... ....
Substitutes-Kyle, Rue, Bernhardt, Carr.
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Catcher
Pitcher
First Baseman
Second Baseman
Third Baseman
Shortstop
.Left Fielder
.Right Fielder
.Center Fielder
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Painting 86 Decorating Co.
.Quality Plus Service
Of course this means we use
"Dutch Boy" White Lead and Pure
Linseed Oil paint, for which there is
no substitute.
GERALD I. BREININGER, Manager
Department of Painting and Interior
Decorating
THOMAS DILLON, Manager
Department of Paperhanging
OUR MOTTO-Courtesy and Service First
WE SELL ALMOST EVERYTHING
DAVID COHEN
405 BUTLER AVENUE
Money Cheerfully Refunded if Goods
Are Not Satisfactory
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Bell Phones: Ambler 716-R, Ogontz 2276
I. WILLIAM DITTER
AttorneyfatfLaw
LAND TITLE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA
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AMBLER, PA.
KURTZ SL LEWIS
Insurance Underwriters
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Equitable Life of New York
Insurance Company of North America
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America
Southern Surety Company
Writing All Forms of Insurance
OFFICE: RIDGE AND BUTLER AVE.
AIVIBLER, PA.
Phone: Ambler 857
cAmbler High School
Interested in
Physical Education
THE last term of High School
is the time to plan for after
graduation.
If you're going into Physical
Education, ambitious perhaps
for an instructorship in a High
School or College, Write for
our catalogue and literature.
ARNOLD COLLEGE
Sherman and Chapel Streets
New Haven, Conn.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
of
The Colony Club
of Ambler
505 BUTLER AVENUE
Wednesday, 7 to 9
Monday -- 3.30 to 5.30 -Friday
HOWARD S. AMEY
Builder
AMBLER, PA.
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ll hoose cz profitable career
PROFESSIONAL or Commercial
Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Manufac-
turing, Chemistry or Bacteriology, offer
to young men and women students big
fields of endeavor, with good financial
return.
With our new College Building in the
educational center of Philadelphia, our
many elective courses, inviting lecture
and class rooms, well-equipped labora-
tories, museum and library, and with an
internationally-known faculty, this cen-
tury-old College stands pre-eminent.
Courses of full collegiate status, ap-
proved by the Pennsylvania Depart-
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W est Philadelphia
ment of Education, leading to recognized
Degrees.
Prospective students and their parents
are cordially invited to inspect the Col-
lege at any time, or write for Academic
requirements and Catalog.
New Term begins September 19, 1928
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of PHARMACY and SCIENCE
Wilmer Krusen, M.D., President
43rd STREET, WOODLAND AND KINGSESSING AVENUES
Founded I 82 1
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record of all that was good in the
'41 Coil' "happiest days of lifeui
It is a completed album of those friends of memory
who will never, never grow old-and therefore the
pathway back to youth.
Custom has now Ermly established the publication,
yearly, ofa Class Book in nearly every school and col-
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Books becomes more and more evident to their owners,
the urge to make bigger, finer and more complete books
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Thus, today, we find among the biggest and best
executed examples of the Designers, Engravers' and
Printers' arts, the Class Books of Americas great
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AFTER GRADUATION
WHY NOT make recreation your vocationg enjoy your work and give pleasure to
other-sg be healthy and happy and teach others to be the same? Such is the life and
work of a teacher of physical education.
SAVAGE SCHOOL
For Physical Education
Established 1890
A Normal School which prepares men and women to become teachers, directors and supervisors of
physical education in schools, colleges, playgrounds, clubs, private institutions and industrial organizations.
The curriculum includes practical instruction in all forms of athletics, gymnastics, games, dancing,
swimming, dramatics and the like, also the essential courses in education, psychology, anatomy, physiology,
hygiene and others, thoroughly covering the theory and practice of physical education.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG FACULTY
CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST
Increasing demand for teachers. Salaries higher than for grade teaching. Employment bureau
for students and graduates.
ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF STUDENTS WILL BE ADMITTED. REGISTER NOW
FOR CLASS ENTERING ON SEPTEMBER 17th, 1928.
DR. WATSON L. SAVAGE, President
308 West 59th Street, N. Y. City
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MEYERS'
DAIRIES
JOHN PLUCK T
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Phone 504-W Ambler
Frank Lindenfelser
Pasteurized
BUTLER AND MATT1soN AVES. Home Baking SYStem
BELL, 398 KEYS EOR No. 4 FRANCES AVENUE
AMBLER, PA.
Ag DURSLEY
J. E. Marsden Glass Works,
Inc. ' Hauling
AMBLER, PA.
AMBLER, PA' I Bell Phone, 693-W
Bell Phone, 156-I Keystone, 73-X I
HARDWARE fy PAINTS J' Walter Green
VARNISHES fy GLASS
NICE and LYLE
High Grade Coal
Building Material-Hollywood Building
Housefurnishings, Radio, Blocks
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ec ru: od MAIN ST. Cwest ofl TENNIS AVE.
315 BUTLER AVE., AMBLER, PA. AMBLER PA
Remington Portable Typewriters ,
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The Ambler Garage
Chrysler Cars
517 BUTLER AVENUE
AMBLER, PENNA.
CLAYTON REED, Prop.
J. N. ARBUCKLE CO.
Old Companyfs Coal
Lumber -:- Millwork
Building Materials
Phone, Ambler 605 or 606
JESSE F. DAVIS
PORTER,S
PASTRY SHOP
Undertaker 413 BUTLER AVENUE
AMBLER, PA.
AMBLER, PA.
Bell, 350-I Keystone, 659-D
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Ambler News Agency 'QW 1 y
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ANDREW CALDER, Prop. 'Youll Find
It Here
Your Home News Dealer
Above Station on Butler Avenue
CHAS. M. STOUT
Try the Drug Store First
Angeny's, of Course
MAIN STREET AND BUTLER AVENUE
AMBLER, PA.
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Farms Building Sites
INSURANCE AND
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H. J. DAGER
AMBLER, PA.
ESTABLISHED 1904
Bell Phone, Ambler 137
THE
AMBLER
GAZETTE
publishes all the local news
51.75 Per Year
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IN SEALED CARTONS ONLY
9.30 A. M. to l P. M. Bell Phone
2 P. M. to 5 P. M. Ambler 702
6P. M.to8P.M.
Sundays by
Appointment Only
DR. S. B. SMITH
DENTAL SURGEON
229 BUTLER AVENUE AMBLER, PA.
The Ambler French Dry
Cleaners and Dyers
Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring
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519 BUTLER AVE., AMBLER, PA.
Bell Phone
STOP AT
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Breyefs Ice Cream
GROCERIES CANDIES
Joseph Stout, Prop.
THE RED CROSS
BARBER SHOP
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Quick and Sanitary Service
227 BUTLER AVENUE
AMBLER, PA.
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Sboes, Aerctics OT Rubbers
Remember the Old Reliable
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1- N- CUHEN YELLOW CAB SERVICE
421 BUTLER AVENUE
AMBLER, PA.
"We Sell for Less Always"
Bell Phone, 827 Keystone Phone, 24
EDWARD BERRY AMBLER NASH CO.
INCORPORATED
The Village Blacksmith
' Sales and Service
AMBLER, PA.
BUTLER AND RIDGE AVES.
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AUTOMOBILE MOTORS ARE KEPT LIVELY AND
QUIET WITH A
JUVENATOR
Carbon is removed and its formation prevented on the spark plugs
and in the cylinder with the result that the motor develops a maximum
amount of power-knocks are eliminated and the speed and flexibility of
operation are assured. .
The device can be installed and new containers fgood for 500 milesj
can be obtained from Heath E3 Heath, South Main Street, Ambler, or at
the Fort Washington Garage.
Manufactured by the l
AMERICAN CHEMICAL PAINT COMPANY
AMBLER, PA.
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You
are the fellow Who has to de-
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it aside, You are the fellow who
makes up your mind Whether
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Whether you'll try for the goal
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No. 5 RIDGE AVE.
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Hemstitching
Ambler Furniture Co.
Incorporated
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Radio
Rugs and Carpets
AMBLER, PA.
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Dr. F. S. Rothenberger
DENTIST
Oifice Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Bell Phone, Ambler 705
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positions. They become partners and proprietors. Master
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AMBLER CLOTHING
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Corner Butler and Ridge Avenue
AMBLER, PA.
Careful attention is
given to your Bank-
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2 Pct. on Checking Accounts
4 Pct. on Savings Accounts
Ambler Trust Co.
Repairing Battery
a Specialty Recharging
Gas, Cils
Capacity 90 Cars
Keasbey 86 Mattison Co.'s
Dewey's Auto Supply
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CORNER RIDGE AVE. and RACE STREET
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Sell the Best
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Phone, Ambler 450 A
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CHERRY and McCAW
CHIROPRACTORS
PALMER GRADUATES
224 Butler Ave., Ambler, Pa.
Bell, Ambler 465-I
DR. W. P. SAGEBIEL
Optometrist
Examinations of the Eyes for Glasses
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 2 to 6
Also Saturday Evenings, 7 to 9
403 li BUTLER AVENUE
AMBLER, PA.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885
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AMBLER, PA.
Dealers in
Lumber, Coal, Grain, Feed
"Enterprise Brand"
Ambler Confectionery
Palace
225 BUTLER AVENUE
Home-made Candies
Scratch and Mash Feed SODA5 FANCY SUNDAES
Helmer's Barber Shop QAVALIER
BUTLER AVENUE Bakery
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117- 1 19 MAIN STREET
AMBLER, PA.
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9 NORTH MAIN STREET
Bell, Ambler 7-W
F. O. MENNA
Ladies, and Men's Tailor
Cleaning fzf Pressing fr Repairing
SIXTEEN NORTH MAIN STREET
AMBLER, PENNA.
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Meet us at the
Green Cwl Cafe
Brenneman 86 Brady, Inc.
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