William Allen High School - Comus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Name MABEL K. KNECHT . RAY H. KRESSLER . MARIE P. KRESSLEY . JOHN N. HEINBACH NEVIN T. LOCH . HARRY R. MCCULLOUGH ESTA E. METZGER . ELMER F. MILLER . HELEN M. MILLER FRED H. MINNER . PAUL NAGLE , R. R. NEELY HELEN NOBLE . ANDREW OSMUN , HARVEY PRESCOTT . EDGAR A. RABENOLD ROGER M. RENTSCHLER DOROTHY SCHLICHER ANNA I... SCHADT . FREDERICK SCHMERKER HERBERT B. SCHMOYER PHILIP F. SCHMOYER JOHN G. SCHUMAKER . M. ALICE SCHWANINGER RALPH W. SHIMER . HELEN K. SMITH , PEARL SMITH , . ROBERT L. STAUFFER FRANCES D. STEINMULLER MARION STRUTHERS DOROTHY SWOPE GEORGE THOMAS . EDGAR H. ULMER RUTH WAGNER , FLOYD WEAVER . . T. MAHLON WEIRBACH HERBERT H. WENTZ . RALPH WETHERHOLD GRACE WOODRING EDWARD ZIMMERMAN CHARLES F. ZINN , The Faculty Subject . Food Pl. Geometry, Sol. Geometry, Trig. . English II-III Architectural Drawing . American History Pl. Geometry . Shorthand I Spanish, Algebra I . Retail Selling American History . Chemistry Algebra II, Commercial Geography . Physical Education Patternmaking . Music Bookkeeping, Commercial I..aw . Algebra II English I-II . F. Drawing Physiography. Biology . English II Latin, E. E. History , Chemistry Latin II-III-IV . Electric Shop Director of Dramatics . Bookkeeping II Biology, E. E. History . English II-III English III-IV . French, Commercial Geography Bookkeeping II, Accounting . Cabinetmaking Salesmanship, Advertising . Rapid Calculation English II , Mechanical Drawing Botany, Biology . English II-III Zoology, Biology Printing HUNSICKER BUILDING OSWELL SEIP , BERTHA STARNER ALBERT BILLIG MARGARET HICKS BLANCH SERY . ARAL HOLLENBACH RUTH REDPATH . ROBERT STIMMEL Commercial Arithmetic . English II Commercial Arithmetic . Bookkeeping I Com'l Geog., Rapid Cal. . Com'l Geog., Rapid Cal. English II . Bookkeeping I Page Thirteen

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'JVL-M75 L Name DANIEL W. HAMM . JAMES W. RICHARDSON MELVILLE J. BOYER MABEL E. MULOCK , EARLE WEINSHEIMER GEORGE W. ZIMMERMAN ELSIE M. HECKMAN LEROY K. MILLER WARREN F. ACI-:ER . M. RHODA HERR LEROY S. ALLAM , EDNA M. ALLEN MARTHA G. ARTHUR CLARENCE J. AYRES . CHARLES C. BACHMAN MINNIE C. BACHMAN . JOHN A. BAKER , GERTRUDE M. BENNER LUCY BITTNER . MIRIAM BOYER , CHARLES G. BOWER THOMAS J. BRENNAN , ANNA F. BUEHLER . EDWIN D. CLAUSS PAUL CLYMER , CHARLES W. DANKEL . ELIZABETH DIETRICH CHARLES EISENHARD . JOHN L. EISENHARD JAMES R. FLEXER FLORENCE FOC-EL . M. L. FRANKENFIELD . CLAUDE A. FREED . J. WARREN FRITSCH . HELEN S. GERHARD DAVID R. HACKET . BLANCHE E. HALLMAN RICHARD HARTZELL , MAHLON A. HAMM . ESTHER L. HEFFNER . PAUL F. HELD . ROBERT C. HERBEIN . MARY E. HERBERT CHARLES R. HONSON . BENJAMIN KANE , ELIZABETH KENNEDY . NELSON E. KERN . RUTH KISTLER . LEON B. KLINGAMAN RALPH KNAUSS . RUSSELL J. KNAUSS The Faculty Subject Principal . Vice-Principal and Boys' Adviser Head of Social Science Dept. , Head of English Dept. Head of Mathematics Dept. . Head of Commercial Dept, Girls' Adviser . Assistant Vice-Principal Music . Librarian German I-II . English II-III English II . Architectural Drawing Algebra II, Pl. Geometry . Bookkeeper I German I . Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping II . Phys. Education Cabinetmaking . Biology, Physiography Clothing . E. E. History Physical Education . Commercial Arithmetic Typewriting I-II . American History American History , Algebra ll, Adv. Arith., Algebra I Cooking . Physics Economics, Finance . Latin, German English IV . Swimming Typewriting I-II . Advanced Arithmetic Auto Shop . English III English II . Electric Shop English . Machine Shop Commercial Arithmetic . Typing I Prob. of Dem. . E. E. History Commercial Geography . Auto Shop Physical Education Page 'Twelve

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LL.. l 3511 Memoriam Q DR. I-IIRAM W. DODD Live for others, llzal is the only way of really living for yourself. fSENEcA With the passing of the late Dr. Hiram W. Dodd, Superintendent of the Allentown Public Schools, we pause to reflect upon the ancient Roman sage. For in the life of Dr. Dodd we see personified the advice of Seneca. Dr. Dodd's life was full and rich, for it was devoted to others. l-lis career was one of service, a lifetime spent giving knowledge to youth. For twenty years he served as head of our public schools, and in those twenty years he advanced Allentown to the fore as a leading educational city. l-le was not content with drifting along in the wake of far-seeing educatorsg rather, he himself advanced the cause of education with bold strides, leading others. He might easily have let matters work themselves out, but to a man like Dr. Dodd that would not be living. There was no man better fitted for his position. Decisions had to be made, and decisions had to be executed. But to do this involved not simply strength of will. Tact, friendliness, and broad-mindedness were the characteristics which won for Dr. Dodd the good feeling and co-operation he received from his co-workers. This is why the schools-indeed, the whole city-mourns the death of Dr. Dodd: Every pupil, teacher, and administrator feels that he has lost a friend, a much-needed friend, But it is for ourselves and for the grief-stricken family that we mourn. Dr. Dodd has no need for our sorrow, for he lived the greatest, fullest life of all. He lived for others. R. FEGELY - MISS MARY CI-IUBBUCK The friendly little lady in the corner room is no more. It is with genuine sorrow that we note the passing of Miss Mary Chubbuck, for twenty-five years a member of our English Department faculty. The quiet smile of the gray- haired lady in the corner room was a daily feature in the lives of the students. But ill health crept upon her, and finally this year forced her to retire. ln her years of experience she had training in the best schools in the East, many alumni recall her as one of their best English teachers, but we recall her now as the smiling lady who worked on despite a gradual decline in health, and resigned only a few months before her death. There are few whose lives are so wholly dedicated to education. When Miss Chubbuck died March I4, we felt the loss deeply. - Page Fourteen