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

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Q-ax 'f' 45 Foreword ln an ex er changmg world to n hx d1ssenQ1on and oppresslon xt a tlme when the str1fe and turmoxl of war ravages the soc1al and cultural pro ress of leadmg European countrles hlgh school students of these Umted Stutee and p1rt1cularlx 1nth1s Allentown Hlgh School are more than ever th mlcful for the opportunltx xnd pflVllCgC of 1 hlgh school C,ClUC1llOI'1 ind tht benchts of pztl cnt guidance frlcndlx supclvlslon and prxctlcil tralnlng Vile the class of l9-10 of the Allentown lengh School haxe managed to mject fun happlness thrllls and satlsfactron into our asso lated lxfe durlng these three xca 5 of preparauon for whatever max lle ln store for um We haue trlecl to record ln thls 'yearbook every phxec cwcrx d1XlNlOD of llle at our Alma Mater and to make thls Comus not onlx 1 fxmllx album but trulx representatlwe of thc tccompllshmtnts ofthe Class of l94U and of the fond memorlce, wc chexlah 7 . 4 . . 3 , . 4 C xv c ' f iv. .ks v ' , 4 a l Q' 2 l V X z ' - 2 A 2 ' ' J 2 '- ,. Y ' U - ' - C 1 ' vv C V uf Z -xv , V, kv ' -'K-' 'A A C Yr 1 l 7 xi Y' 'KN 3 K' i 'X'- EARLE H WEINSHEIMER D9d1Cat1On We the Clxss of I9-10 out of the deepest ddfHlfdtlOD and respeet for the smlllng xouthful mdthematxelan xx ho IS is much ltI'21CllllOII dt1fXllCI'l Hlgh as the plllars and the clock xn front of the lJL1llClll'lE., sxneerelx decllcate this Comus to the most quoted tex chert-xmong both students and alumnl Mr tarle W elnshexmer Nex er forgotten by any of hls pupl s lVlr W elnshelmer ancl hxs All I'lUhtI'1ONN et s get this and hls If xou clon t want to work get out phr 1965 as well as hrs ple xslng telephone VOICL from negxtlon to iffectron xslll llxe forever ln the hexrts xml mlncls of e teh ind exerx one of hrs students SfYllllI1Q finger pomtmv 'Wr XKC1HSllE.lYTlCI' and those hxe extra polnts for 1ron1ng the pages of hrs algebra xull dluaxs he plews mt memorles but most of all we shall alssaxs remember that here me h td fx true loxal cheerful trouble ehxsrnv frlend md lNNl'wL hrnllant prdctleal lxughmg loxdble phxlosophtr . . E . , I . V i , K X . . . I' .7 . . , x Q E- . a , . . Y ' . .I V, . . .h ,, .3 Y, I , . , . , vw Y V ' N V, EK x'. Y v -K E 'I X x I x blurting Yes, yes, yes, yes H with all its varying inflections. X72 A 2 , ' ' ,' A fs '-. ' t se S Z : -z z ' ' ' ' L H, ' 3 A 4 1- If V C ti ' K. , . , -, , 2 f - '- z ' . -' . ' . '- eq' D ' C C - , , 1 K v s . Allentown the Beautiful Our home town, and the home town of a hundred thousand other folks! Perhaps it was never called the garden spot of America, but it is a pretty nice place to live in anyhow. Allentown when you really think about it, is a picturesque and beautiful spot The tall stately Columbia who tops the monument that stands ln the center of the town know this because from her position there she sees on all sides some of the grandest and some of the loveliest scenes to be found anywhere east of the Mississippi Not only does she see the rows and rows of flowering lamp posts east west north and south she sees beautiful flowers of all sorts forming a gorgeous pattern of color ln her Rose Garden She rests her eyes lovinglv on little West Park she even remembers with a smlle of warm affection the Turner Street gatevgam to the llttle old lnclxan Cemetery she used to see before the P P and L was ui t She looks on out and away to the mountains to the famous Poconos that we and all our neighbors love to visit every spring and fall when the leaves are coloring when the farms on Lehigh Mountain and in the valleys turn the whole land into a crazy patchwork tipsy with color She sees perhaps with the most satisfaction of all the beauty that her own Allentown sons and daughters have given to their home town We think she sometimes turns to look fondly at a long green hill and a great stage the two separated by a cool stream of water the spaclous green amphitheatre at Union Terrace, already taking on a finished beauty it did not have two years ago and at the shining expanse of the new boating lake out Linden Street Fven the Water Works contributes to the beauty of the town Columbia smiles as she thinks of this as she recalls the vision people usually have when a water works is mentioned She knows that the beautiful green lawn the smooth long cement walks and the extensive lighting system make our water works almost as lovely a place as IS its neighbor Fountain Park 1 , . l 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - , . L 1 , . , A . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , e , . 'W 0 4 'ul 'Wh 3 .2 Allentown the Beautiful And Fountain Park is typical of all the parks in our city. They are all the perfect example of the perfect city park. The recently beautified and modernized Jordan Park and the equally lovely and modern River Front Park have become two of the most popular recreation centers in town If she turns a blt to the west she sees Trexler Park another lovely tretch of color flowers trees lakes green grass every where a forest frlnge and more bright flowers its wlndlng roads and lakes and its snowy swans its acres of lawn and clumps of trees To the south of this park and over the hill IS Lehigh Parkway with ltS winding roads and equally bright flowers It boasts its miles too of a long shaded bridle path that follows the graceful roundabout turns of a wide sparkling stream lt winds in and out among trees and bushes and over bridges always near the sparkling stream that seems somehow to make the surrounding territory Neither Columbia on her pedestal nor Allentown has yet been able to decide which of her parks or her parkways is most lovely She looks far over the hills to the Trexler Trout Hatchery and far over other hills mto the valleys at the Game Preserve perhaps the only place in the Lehigh Valley where buffalo and elk and deer are to be found As she looks out across great blossoming orchards that stretch over the hills and afar away her glance comes back to rest on hundreds of beautiful well kept yards and gardens many of them rock gardens from whose smooth gray surfaces flowers of all hues and shades peep out more of them just pleasant home yards And she cherishes ln her heart all these pretty and lnterestmg scenes that belong to her and she IS proud as we are proud Nowhere else in Pennsylvanla are there so many lovely spots nowhere else IS there so beautiful a countryside as in our lmmedxate neighborhood within easv reach Truly Allentown rightly deserves the title the garden spot of the East Yes, we may well be proud of our home town' . , S ! ! Y ' ! , 3 . . . , even more green and cool. , , , , i DANIEL W. HAMM, Principal JAMES W RICHARDSON V1ccPr1nc1pal ELSIE M HECKMAN H611 :sw s BENJAMIN ,I KANE Name IDANIILL W I-Ixwu AMPS W RICHARDQON BFNIAMIN KANI ELQIF M HECKNIAN LI ROY K MII LFR VIYLYILLE BOYI R IHoMAb BRENNAN MARFL F MULKXCK EARLE H WEINSHFINII R GLORGE W ZIMMERMAN WARREN F ACKER LFROY S ALLAM EDNA M ALLLN MARTHA G ARTHUR CLARENCEJ AYRES CHARLFS C BACHMAN MINNIF BACIIMAN OHN A BAKER HFLI N SMITH IXAUVII RT LUCY BITTNER IVIIRIAM BOYER ANNA F BUEHLI R LDWINI D CLAUSS PAUL CLYMER CIIARLES W DANKPL I'LI7AI3ETH DIETRICH CIIARLI S W FISI NIIARIJ oIIN L FISFNHARI: PAUI I INK I LORENCF FOCII AMES R FLFXIR M I FRANKENI IELD CLAUDF A FRFID WARREN FRITSFH HI LEN S GFRHARD DAVID R HAcxI-TT CIIARLFS HAIRI BLANCHE HALLMAN MAHLON A HAMN1 RIFPIARD HARTIP LL LSTHER I HFI-I NIR PAUL F HELD ROBFR1 HERBFIN MARY F HERBFRT 'VI RHODA HFRR ISABLL EH-Rrv CIIARLTS R jormsom RUTH KIQTLI R LI ON B KLINCAMAN RALPH KNAUS5 RUSSELLJ KNALYS 'VIABEL K KNEQHT RAY H KRFSSLYR MARIE KRESSLI Y The Faculty Sufyccl I3rIncIpaI VICE Prlnclpal anLI Boys Ad Jwor Boys Adv sor CITIS AdvIsor Asslstant X ICC Prmclpal Head of Soclal Sclenee Department Head of Smence Department Head of I nghsh Department Head of Mathemattcs Department Head of Commerclal Department MUSIC German Il Enghsh III Enghsh Il Mechanlcal Draftmg Flane C-eometrv IBOOICICCCDIHZ I C erman I IjI'3l'TldtlL'i Bookkeepmg II Physxcal Fducatxon Clothlng U S HISIOFX PhysIcaI Educatlon Commerclal Arlthmetle Tvpewrltmg Il U S Hlstorx Proh of Demotracv U 5 HISIOYW I nghsh and H story Cooklng Shop Mathematlcs Phv ICI? Semor Sclence Fconomlc I Inance Latln II I nqhsh IX '5wImmIng Cahxnet Malone Typewntm I and I1 Auto Shop Advance I Arlthmetlc Fnghsh III and IN Fngllsh Il F ectrlc Shop Fnghsh IX I Ihrarlan Iietall Selhng IVIaLhIne Shep I F IJIISIOTN Wcurld Hlstorx C C eog Auto 5hop PhysICaI Fducahon Cookmg Shop Mathematlcs Lnghah III RapIr'I Cal , ij- I Lu- . J I A 1 ' I I iig ' ' J , .4 .1411 bb - 'A 'Name Mary F Krlehel OHS. N LEISRAICH NEX IN T LOCH A I R 'INC IS IVICCON 'ICHY H NRRY R IVICULLOL CII ROBI RT N1 MI LLNIXN FSTx I' IXKIFTIFI-R FRFD H NIINNI R PAUL N XGLE R R NEELY HELEN NOBLE ANDREW. OSMUN HARVEY PRESCOTT FDOAR RABEINOLD ROGER RENTSCHLER ANN -I L SCHXDT DOROTIIY S HLICHER FREDERICK SCHMFRKFR HERBERT B SCHHOYPR PHILIP Scrmox ER JOHN: G SCHIAIAKER NI ALICI' SCHvs XNINCER CHRISTINE SHWIER RALPH W SHINIER I LIZXBFTH N SILLFR PIE XRL SMITH ALIZFRT SxYDIER CHAIRLES SPPCK IVIARYJ SPENCE ROBERT STAUI-I-I-R FRANCES D STEINVILLLER KENNETH STILLEY NIIARION STRUTHERS DOROTHY SWOPE GEORGE F THONIXQ EDGAR H ULXIER RUTH W xcmf R R XYMOND L XXIALLF R I'LOYD WEAVER T IVIXHLON WEIRBACII HERBERT H WENTZ RALPH X WETIIERHOLD GRACE WOODRING EDW ARD ZININIERM xx The Faculty Subj cl Tx pmg I Shorthandl Bookkeeplngll Archltecturz-II Draftmg L S HIQIOTX IngI1Sh II U S Hmtorx Mathematic Plane Geometrx Prlntlng Shorthand I U S Hlstory Chem trx Algebra II S Geometry Phys cal Fducatlon Pattern Makxng Instrumental MUSIC Commerclal Law Algehra II F Drawmg Fngllsh II and III Bxology Phwslography Fnghsh Il Latln II Chemlstrv Latln II III and IV Bookkeepmg II Shorthand I Typlng I Flectrlc Shop Twpmg I Bookkeepmg II Machlne Shop Cabmet Maklng Pngllsh II and III Bxologw Fnghsh III and PhysIcaI EdUCatlOD Enghsh II III and IV French I and II Booking II Accountmg Cablnet Maklng AdVCFtl5lHg and SaIesmanShIp Fngl h Il U S HIS ory Rapld Cal Commerclal Geography Fm! Ish II III and IX IVI Drawm Botanx Blology FnQII h III and IV Zoologx BlOIDgy HUINSICKI-R BUILDIINC' ALBERT BILLIF MARGARET HILKS AR 'IL HOLLENBACH RLTH RFDPATH OSWELL SEIP BLARCHE SERY BERTHA STARxER ROBERT STI-uxIrL Commercxal ArIthmetIc Bookkeeplng I Commercxal C eographx Rapld Cal Lnghsh II Commerclal Arlthmetxc Commercxal Geography Rapxd Cal Fnghsh II XX HlSt0fN BoOIckeepIngI I' 'c I ' -. I ' A .A , l I .I 'I Z' I F' III IS M' 1 . .. 'Q . ' V , ' I I' I If I I P l . I . L 'I.'I' , A , : I ,- - I . .I . I , 1 . ' 4 ' ' , I' 1 ' I-Z ' 7 I. . ' - 4 IV I I ' I .' . 1 'IKIS , . . Qt ' .I I I' . HI' , ' . I' . . ,. I . 'g 7 v I I . ' , . . As , Z ,J I 7 ' GOMUS I Qffice Stuff 4 1 . - 4' Alf , 1 r 4 , 1 . 1' 1, 4,4 rf' nf f 1 bu Y g'n1J,kI 1 .il 4 Q ' v a x 1 ' f 1 in -1 J if 251 E it 13, 4. fa-if M 2' F9139 : Q . Y A Lfw j. . 4 4 .ggi . ,- r V, Y, has ,KN .., Fw! W . on g .r', if 3 A fa , fi, ...rr at , 1 . 1 MH. 'f-4.3 1 f J ff? Klxpv ge g,a': X sv, 1, si . 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V. ,- RxcNARD RAHN ANNE KOCH QAWQQMZA Wa fmaaadmf ANNA FETTERMAN CARL SlMp50N 1940 Class Hlstory Our days 1n hlgh school can be llkened unto a play ln three acts Three years ago we made our entrance as a group of ll'1l'10CCI't but ambltlous students easrly at the mercy of the older unlors and Senlors And as the curtaln closed upon the flrst act of our hlgh school play our work and our cooperatlon wlth the other actors was we hope commendable After a peaceful mtermlsslon we returned as unlors 1I'l our own rxght with the prlvllege of grlllmg the poor sophs of that year Members of our class played on the Varslty athletlc teams others were 1n a successful class play Campus Quaranlmc At the begmnlng of thls year the curtain rang up on the last act Though three years have passed since we entered the clear cool halls of A H S a whole some class splrlt loyal cooperatlon and strong frlendshlps mark our relatlon to each other and the flnal curtaln ln l939 40 athletlcs the majorltv of the partlclpants were members of our class Our basketball and football teams were tops ln faxr play cooperatlon and sportsmanshlp and they deserve pralse for It Cur dances and other soclals were made successful by the cooperatlon of the entire student body for which we are lndeed grateful Perhaps our school work cannot be stamped as perfect but we have done our best To all our frlends and to those who have asslsted us In the work we have done we extend our hcartlest thanks Any success we have attalnecl any honors we have recelved me here dedlcate to our Alma Mater the Allentovsn l-lxgh School , fp A A Q ' 5--. 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V Zin Memoriam NELSON A KERN An ever ready and Wllllng helplng hand a frlend to the needy and to those ln trouble and an endearlng personallty all these wlll always serve to remlnd us of Mr Nelson Kern who was for many years a teacher of problems of democracy at the hlgh school Students and faculty al1ke were deeply shocked on the mormng of September 28 when they learned of Mr Kern s untlmely death by coal gas p01SOI1l!1g Loved admlred and respected by all lt lS partlcularly those who came m dlrect contact with hlm as students who will have the truest plcture of hmm seated at hls desk mstructlng and helpxng addlng wltty and clever lllustratxons to the text making the subject he taught enjoyable to the students It IS ln hrs capaclty of teacher and frlend that we hold Mr Kern ln our mem ory wxth a feelmg deeper and finer than a mere appreclatlon of mstructlon RICHARD FOWLER ELIZABETH FRYE ScoTT QIJEEN ANNA XANDER I see lhcm muster rn a glcammg row Wzlh ever youthful brows that nobler show Secure rom change m then' hrgh hearted ways Beaulz ul evermore and wzlh the rays Of morn on their whrte Shrelds o Expcclahon' G01 f- . pn- l , f v . ...f .' 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I K 'N g 3 ABSHER -IOHN HENRY General A cheer ul I1 e IS wha! lhe Muses love A soaring spin! is Ihen' prrme delzghl Eager to realize hrs muslcal ambxtlon and talents ohn strxves courageously ln hrs chosen work Desplte his handicaps he never falls to attend the Allentown Hlgh School Band and Orchestra rehearsals as a French horn and vlola player and he follows these organlzatxons from concert stage to football fields Hls pluck and good humor wlll have their reward of this his many frxends BTC SLITC ADAMS GEORGIA HELEN Gm Commerclal Wrlh her Illlle feel she II happrly hop You re sure to -ind Crg al her candy shop Whenever there ns anythmg to be clone or to be found out C-xg IS always there Her highest ambltxon xs to do well whatever work the Commerical course requires Gig s pleasing way of doing and saying things makes her popular She believes There ns a tnme and place for everything An ardent lover of muslc football and basketball and active In varlous sports Gig lntends to settle down as a private secretary ln the near future Chorus MUS ABRAHAM WILLIAM BILL Commercial A lrue frrend rn every respccl Blll IS an admirable likable fellow wants to be a stenographer IS Interested ln swlmmlng and wrestling Hrs wonderful character IS sure to carry hlm Into a good POSIIIOD We all wlsh him luck ln the commg years gwrmmmg 3 W rcsllmg 3 4 ACKLEY S ROBERT Bos Commercial I workedfor you now rl s your lrme lo wor for me Bob IS a good natured lad always ready to help any one rn need especlally the fems He IS well mannered and well built which not only helps hlm ln all sports partxcul arly swxmmlng ln which he IS talented but makes hlm easy tolookat He IS not too ambitious ln hls studies tho he manages to get there So here s lots of good luck Bob Page Fzfleen Q . . . . E .X -- , -' - It fl . . l h . A U v ADAMS MIRIAM MIM Around and around I go and where I stop Heres another of carefree lassles MIIB thrusts all WOFIICS aSldC and goes merrlly on her way She IS dlS tlngulshed by her steady chatter chatter she can talk more ln flve mlnutes than anyone else can ln an hour lVllm enjoys swlmmlng slcatmg football and basketball ALBRIGHT TI-IELMA JUNE KIUNIE True friends are ll c diamonds precious and rare Meet a brown eyed glrl wlth a clellghtful personallty Although Thelma 13 full of fun she can be SCYIOUS Talented ID many ways she has many hldden ambltlons one of whlch IS to become a PIBDO player ,Iunle IS a grand G0 US ADAMS LUCILLE MAE JULIE Commerclal Follow my hear! my dancmg feel' Dance as blillle as my lzcarl can bca! A pleaslng personality a sunny dlsposltlon and a talented dancer ulle IS popular among the boys as well as the glrls Some day ln the near future julle expects to be a teacher of danclng She has already establlshed a name for herself as a Flne toe and tap dancer We are sure she wlll succeed Chorus l Gym Club l ALBRIGHT ANN ADDA General She s happy she s sad she s sweet she s oh so she s Ann If you re looklng for a marvelous student a good planlst a speedy swlmmer lt s Ann She ll cook anythlng but cabbage and loves to read and blke and occaslonally let loose on some good Tarzan yells and has a tlny MBXICHD Chlhuahua for a pet And there you have her Ann Albrlght from A to A Nalronal Honor Society 4 German Club 4 Hlslorzcal SOCl6ly 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 Page Szxleen , 'J V '. . I , As if you could kill lime willloul injuring eternity. ALLEN MARILYN LOUISE MARILYN General A true rrcnd One always sees ln Marilyn a pleasmg dlsposltlon enhanced by a warm and wmnmg smlle She IS always wllllng to lend a helpmg hand At present dancmg ns her greatest Joy Her ambxtlon xs to be a halrdresser ALLEN GEORGE DANIEL BET Archltectural Draftmg I may be wrong bu! I always wm Although George IS not much of a speller he has a good mmd and llkes to acquire mformatlon In class he lxkes to explam a questioned proposltxon making use of the blackboard rf necessary He IS a debonalr chap and has a smooth way with the glrls wxth whom he enjoys dancing as much as he does talking We predict George w1ll succeed ln Ilfe for he II talk himself mto success T Square Club 2 3 General Loo for the besl and lhe besl wzll rise up and reward you Although he IS small ln slze Popodupolxs has a power ful voice and a mmble mmd which he uses advantageously ln hls many heated dxscusslons Because he IS scientifically mmded he enjoys arguments dealmg wlth the sciences Hrs slze prevents his becoming a star m sports so he does his part by bemg a manager Hrs wealth of knowledge and ambltxous attltude w1II send hlm over the top Foolball Manager 3 4 ANGSTADT ANNA MARIF ANN Commerclal Fazlhful lo every lrusl Anna a clever gurl wlth a sunny dlsposntlon combmes work with pleasure and has smiles for everyone Although she IS lnterested m her school work and takes lt seriously she has many friends I8 easy to get along wlth and IS always ready for fun with the gang Her favorite sport IS dancmg Chorus I Page Seventeen I f' SI AMBANDOS, GEORGE PoPoDuPous ANTHONY PERN B PERN Engineering and Science I can say a neat lhmg myself 1 they wrll gmc me lure Pern IS as fnendly and energetlc a person as you would want to know He belxeves m havlng a good time both 1n classes and out and helps others enjoy the brlght lde of school Though he lsn t on a hugh school team hxs abundant energy lS dlrected to football baseball swxmmmz or any other sport that ments hls attentlon He enjoys subjects lnvolvmg science or machinery and IS thmkmg of studying ARNFR HOWARD S ARNER lV'echamcal Draftmv Knowledge can be ound m every dlclronary so why see 113 Howard IS a short younz man whose chnef xnterest IS draftmg He rs a very good friend when trouble especnally financial trouble comes your way H15 chxef mterests out of school are swxmmmg and lce skatmg and m his spare txme he IS quxte frequently associated with the falrer sex Howard does not lake to study but he does xt anyhow Here s WlShlHg Arn r all the success he needs to make hxs place ln the lndustrxal world T Square Club 2 3 E0 US ANGSTADT EDWIN CHARLFS Home General Some fly hfgh some fly low Glue me a plane and away I go As llfe goes on its merry way with its brllhant leaders headmg the pack one may see ln their mxdst jolly Eddxe Luke most others Eddxe has ambltxons Who knows but some ay he may be promlnent ln the llterary world or a hotel chef or even a radio operator His chief hope though IS to joln the United States Navy for better or for worse A mlnor now but to his name some day Major may be attached Canary and Blue 4 Gym Team 3 4 HlSf0YlCGl Sacrcly 4 Bas ellzall Usher 4 Camus 4 ARNDT MARION MAY Cooxxa Household Arts Course just tell MGYIOH She ll help you out Cookie ns another jolly gurl from A H S a lxght brownette with laughmg blue eyes Cookie never worries she has a laughlng dnsposmon always looks on the sunny slde and when you rewlth her there snevera dull moment She IS dependable and fnendly Cookle s favonte pastimes are smgmg movies swlmmxng and basketball C00kle IS going to Detrolt to give Kate Smlth some competxtlon xn Y'ldlO work Swzmmzng Club I l Page Ezghleen l , - . . 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I ' q . , . . 3 ARTHUR DONALD R WHITEY General Course Man forms and educates the world but woman educates man Donald IS one of the popular and ambltlous boys He IS a member of the Allentown Hlgh Swlmmlng Team HIS greatest asset IS hls dlmples Donald IS a regular member of the Grace Eplscopal Ch0lT We wonder lf It lS the deslre to study for the mlnlstry that takes hlm to Catasauqua every week The good w shes of the class attend hlm SWIITITHIHQ 3 4 BACHMAN DAVID S DAVE General For success tllefrst requlslte 15 personalltu tllen slncerlty Dave I8 that well dressed fellow who halls from Allen town Prep Wlth hls cheerful attltude and lncessant humor Dave has acqulred a host of frlends ln A H S Followlng hls dad s footsteps Dave plans to become a doctor and hopes to study at the Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla We wlsh a fine sport and a great guy endurlng success Swlmmmg 4 ARNER MAE EVA TIPPY Commerclal Tlppy IS full ofjazz Jo es andf fl lt :sn t her fault she gets notlllng done A dash of Wlt and a laugh ldentlfies Tlppy Her ldea IS to laugh through llfe and she hasn t falled yet Her favorite pastlmes are readlng dancmg and roller skatlng Her favorlte study IS none but she manages to also run Chorus l ARTLEY RUTH JEANNETTE WILTIF And somethlng more than melody dwells ever ln her words Wlltle one of the most versatlle of glrls excels ln drawlng and danclng and IS a very good actress yet wlth all these achlevements she stlll flhdS tlme to keep up wlth the latest novels If there were such a thlng as a degree ln punnlng Wlltle would Ceftalnly get one She IS the most stubborn lrldlvldual and lndependent WlltlC could be an honor student lf shed put forth a llttle effort but her motto IS Worry tomorrow SIDCC she IS golng to contlnue dramatlcs she lntends to go to a dramatlc school Page Nlneteen i l General 4 US BACKENSTOE, IRENE IDA Rama General Who could live in a world without cooks? .Rene is a small girl, but mighty in words and deeds. A but serious, perhaps, but striving faithfully and hard to work her way through school. Between her studies and evening work she has been quite busy. She is a fine cook but has a lot of trouble with lan- guage. 'Who ever heard of serving English or German? A well cooked meal gives more satisfaction! says Rene. Rene believes in the adage The way to a man's heart is through his stomach She is a fine little housekeeper and a fine little person BACKENSTOE WARREN BENJAMIN BAcxY Commercial He who laughs last is a little dumb Warren is a good natured chap always ready to joke or to laugh at someone else s Joke He is a great sport and plays football basketball and baseball Although not one of the best students Backy always seems to have his work without too much trouble Warren s ambition is to be the manager of a large office BADERSCHNEIDER JANE ANNE AB General There is no wisdom li efran ness Jane is one of those girls who floats about A H S with a smile and greeting for everyone and with dimples that make other people think that laughter is the cure for all ills jane s greatest ambition is to become a nurse With her endurance and good sense she will be a good one Gym Club l 4 BAILER KATHLEEN E Ki-r-ry College Entrance in Arts Nothing is so dz cult but that it may be ound out by see mg It would be mighty hard to mention all Kathleen s interests Latin IS her favorite chemistry her pastime and French just too easy to mention School work is mere child s play to this quick minded prize winner in the air port essay contest Entertaining keenly interested in sports and cheerful in disposition Kitty intends to carry on at the University of Pennsylvania Bas etball l 3 4 National Honor Society Le Circle Francais 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Historical Society 3 Home Room Representative l 2 3 Page Twenty BAINES ERNEST L Emma Science and Engmeermg Not by years but by drsposztzon IS wzsdom acquzred Ernie IS a fellow of whom the Senior Class can well be proud As an honor student he excels ln mathematxcs and sclence Although a little qulet he makes a cheery companlon Ernest handles the vlolm wlth finesse and has much ablllty Although hrs real ambltlon IS to become an englneer he should go far lh almost any held he chooses National Honor Soczety 4 Orchestra I BAKER EDWARD FREEMAN Buck Commerclal A good sense of humor zs better than none Wherever Buck goes there ns sure to be fun Hrs keen sense of humor and flashing smlle IS always nxce to see Although no honor student Buck gets along Buck IS a basketball enthusxast and IS something of a bowler Some day he hopes to compete ln the National Bowhng Congress Hr' 3 GGL. if Buck IS also a football expert of no lnttle ablllty He can plck the winners with the best of them BAKER MAJORIE KATHRYN MARGIE Fme Arts Ivory hands an lvory eys Move toflfulfantaszes Wxth a song ln her heart and muslc at her finger txps Marjorle IS one sweet gurl Congemal gxrl with a wmnmg dlsposxtxon she IS always ready to lend a helplng hand to her classmates Her frxends are as numerous as pebbles on a beach and no matter where she goes Marjorxe has a good time With teachmg of muslc as a goal Marjorle can easlly say Lxfe IS a song May the song be always happy Orchestra I 3 4 German Club 3 Czrl Reserves 4 BAKER LOUIS Lounz Engmeermg and Science Hrs very frowns are warmer ar than smlles of other fellows are Loule followed the Engmeermg and Scnence course a good choice smce he llkes lt thoroughly and made out well As an extra currlcular actlvlty he was a member of the Gym Team heartily enjoying acqulrmg the bllsters on h1s hands The knowledge he has galned wall help hlm and h1s broad ever present smlle wxll pave the way Gym Team l Page Twenty one l . n . 7 1, Q4 , . 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N BALZE PAUL C Buss General Paul mtends to enter the meclxcal professxon Hls hobby ns the vlolm whlch he plays very well He IS an actlve member of the DeMoIay club and IS the popular presldent of hls Y club ln the West End He spends has tlme around cars and Ixkes dancmg although glven sllght ly to procrastmatlon he does especlally well whatever he applles hlmself to We wlsh hmm succe s ln all his under taklngs BANKHARD DOROTHY JUNE Do-r Commercxal Of all the arts the cues express The sweetest md rs bash ulness Thxs suits Dot perfectly She ns rather bashful among others untll she knows them qulte well but after she knows them you can flgure the rest out for yourself Dot doesn t belneve m domg too much homework but she manages to do enough even though she IS actlve ln many hobbies BARTHOLOMEW RUSSELL R BART General A Irltle dynamzte ma es a lug nolse Here xs a fellow who played one of the held drums ln the percussion sectnon of the Hugh School Band at football and basketball games He wishes to be a forest ranger and to that end IS takxng the general course He plans to attend elther Penn State or Duke Band 2 Boy Scouts 5 Sons o Amerzcan Legion 7 BARBER VIRGINIA M GINNY General No mmd IS thoroughly well organzzcal that IS de czent zn a sense o humor Vxrglmas fmgers ripple over the keys of her plano Vxrgmxa herself rlpples through the waves of the pool where m wmter she glides over the smooth frozen surface Her love of botany has nothmg to do wlth Ferdmand for she prefers clty Ilfe She s Iookmg xnto the whys and where fores of a HOYISI s work German Club 4 Page Twenty two kv on f -Y? Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. I , I BARTHOLOMEW VERA MAE Buvrs Commercial I have forgot much Cone Wzlh the W md Barts IS an attractive glrl wlth sparkling blue eyes and blonde halr Her grand personallty has made many frlends for her She studies hard and won a place ln the National Honor Society Barts takes a lnttle of each sport she favors swlmmmg She 18 a wlzard and seldom refuses a favor She IS an Honor Student m every sense of the word BARTYNSKI BRONEK JOHN Bowzo Commercnal Don I cry over spill mtl Fzll lhe dish and lry again Yes slr here he IS Bonzo hxmself a fme chap at that If anyone would luke to meet hum just go outside ln front of the hugh school you are sure to see hlm there leanmg agamst hxs favorlte pole talklng to a group of fellows maknng more friends by the mmute He hopes to become a certlhed publlc accountant Nalzonal Honor Saczely Commerczal Club BARTZ EILEEN MARGARET LEE Commercial Charm tha! 13 real a smlle Ural zs 11 e s seal Whenever you see a real Irish colleen hurrying down the street about 8 I0 ln the mornmg that s Exleen Though she IS very busy with horseback rldmg Lee never falls to do her bxt ln the class actxvltxes Although this IS the first year Lee has spent at Allentown Hugh she has a host of good frlends Easy gonng and carefree she ns never ln a rush just the same she gets her work done and stxll finds tlme for pleasure BASTIAN EDWIN P SHILOCK Retaxl Selling Always ahead never behmd Shxlock IS the knnd of a fellow who wxll go out of has way to help you Hls pleasmg personallty makes hlm the envy of all the gxrls xn the Retail Sellmg class The human bank IS a very good nlckname for hlm he is known to lend money over and over agaxn to hxs classmates Dancmg canoemg and swnmmlng are his favorlte pastnmes Edwm hopes to become a department store manager for a local concern Shnlock IS known faxrly well by the tax cab drivers of thxs vxcmlty Page Twenty three of A a ff: 'UU' BAUDER LOREIITA RUTH LORRIE Com merclal Always a laugh always a smlle Never a grouch she makes llfe worth whlle Whenever you re lncllned to be grouchy a sure cure IS Loretta Her cheerfulness and frlendllness have brought her a host of frlends Lorrle IS always one of the class leaders especlally ln shorthand and Engllsh She lS especlally fond of basketball and swlmmlng and IS an actlve member of the Y W C A Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 BAUER GERTRUDE. M CERT General Knowledge cometh but wlsdom stays Gert IS an unusual glrl ln that she IS fond of hlstory and P D loves to curl up ln a chalr wlth an excltlng detectlve story whlch she never falls to accompany wlth some tasty morsel usually prepared by herself and enjoys football or basketball Vacatlons prove a welcome dlver SIOH to Cert they provlde an opportunlty for the travel she enjoys so much Here s hoplng that llfe wlll be one long and happy vacatlon for her Natlonal Honor Soclely 3 4 French Club 3 4 Ye l? BAUMER LUCENA DEFRAIN Luclla Commerclal All or one and one for all When Washlngton sald Let us F3136 a standard to BAUM BERTHA BERT Commerclal But my best PYGISE IS that I am her frlend Bert IS a glrl slncere and jolly She laughs easlly yet when she IS angry she turns out some SplCy sarcasm that ls none too gentle She lS a short dark halred llttle glrlwlth very dark and very warm brown eyes Her ICISUYC tlme she spends ln readlng books and appreclatlng muslc for she plays the plano herself whlch both rlch and poor allke may repalr he must have had LUCIC ln mlnd as the standard She IS a counselor of no mean ablllty Wlth frank yet consollng 8dVlCC she s the VOICE of experlence DEtCfmlhat1OD loyalty and cheer fulness mark LUCIC Her French descent glVCS her the dell cate touch whlch IS apparent even when she IS angry Her maln lnterests are walklng actlng and playlng the plano Page Twenty four Tis something to be willing to commend: L lil 1 ff . E0 US BECHTEL KENNETH KEN lndustrlal An cleclrzczan I will be So when ln need remember me Ken a good natured fellow wlth a pleasmg personal lty IS a frxend xndeed 1n tlme of need He enjoys radxo work but never passes by an opportunity for outdoor sport He expects to be one of Amerlca s electrlclans and he certamly knows hls subject It means getting out any old hour Ken to repaxr servlce lmes Radio Club BECKER SAMUEL SAM Commerclal Do today wha! you can do tomorrow Sam lS a congenial fellow with a blg broad smlle for everyone His favorite sport IS basketball and he really plays nt well When nn doubt about a questlon of the game ask Sam Scholastxcally Sam IS no Slacker he keeps hrs studies up to par Basketball 2 BEAHM ENID E BUCKEY General And she rs sublle and rs prone la mfsclue As she rs able lo per arm xl Born 1n the Buckeye state Enid IS usually known to her friends as Buckey She IS liked by all of her classmates for her dxsposmon and abnlnty to laugh at thlngs lf they become too dlffxcult BECKER DOROTHY M DOTTY Retail Selling Afrzend m need ls afrzend mdeed Dotty IS so small that you can hardly see her ID a crowded hall but the many Hello Dottle s help you to locate her Although she IS taking the Retaxl Sellmg course It seems almost lmposslble to thmk that someday she wlll be strugglmg to see over a counter that IS as mg as he lS to talk to her customers Dotty enjoys swlmmlng and dancmg and can t slt stlll when she listens to Kay Kyser her favorlte program Page Twenty fwe .. .. , . .. . . . 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We couldn t for to us It s Gates at hls best Otherwlse you ll fmd he s a good student fun to be wlth and shmes on the dance floor ln our oplmon nobody wxll ever realxze how many attributes he has He s headed for Cornell and a B A degree andweexpect to Fund hxmout m front m anythlng he attempts Good luck Gates' Keep those Penn boys galloping and your name on the front page Dramatzcs 3 BEHLER DONALD FRANKLIN DoN Commercial Ah why should life all labor be9 Don IS a low voiced qulet mannered fellow with a magnetxc personallty l-le has an uncanny knack of gettlng good grades ln his studles wlthout carrying too many books home Hrs hobby IS wearxng fine clothes whlch go very well with hrs gallant bearmg BEHLER ROBERT EDWARD Bos General A fme character and common sense I s worth more than great wealth It opens the door to all hearts No matter how heavily Bob s heart may be burdened he always has a broad sm le and a cheery greeting Tubby IS a fellow you are proud to have as a frxend l-le powers to the Hlgh School Choir IS a Fine business man and IS both llked and respected If past records mean anythmg Bob s headed for the top of hrs own partxcular ladder ust a look at hlm and a few words vuth hum makes one belleve that he wall be a success as a doctor too De Molay 2 3 4 a Cappella Choir 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Canary and Blue 3 Busmess Manager 4 Hrstorzcal S clely 3 4 Camus Business Manager 4 German Club 4 BEHR GRACE E TEDDY General If lateness were a vzrtue Teddy would be sure of Heaven lf you want to make a date wlth Teddy make lt an hour before the set tlme lf you don t you wlll have a nlce long walt She doesn t try to be late she s made that way Teddy has a quick temper but ll doesn t mean anythlng Sarcasm rs her pet sm although she never has used lt to hurt anyone lntentlonally She swims marvelous ly whacks the old tennis ball skillfully dances well has you see a lot of accomplrshments Teddy xntends to enter a hospital next fall and she certamly will be a boon to all who come 1n contact with her genlal personallty and good nature Page Twenty szx nn 1 f a -In Q ' f is the heavy-set young man who has added his vocal i ' . 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J l ' EOMUS BEISCHL ARLENE LENEY General Accordron lo Arlene There s musrc rn lhe a r Arlene known to acquamtances as Leney IS a loyal booster of all school actlvltles and a good frlend lf ever there was one Everyone knows her for her excellent accordlon playlng and we know shell be successful ln teaching accordion to our future muslclans We shall never forget her Jovlal dlSpOSltlOh that has captured and wnll keep for her a multltude of frlends Chorus 4 BEISEL ,IEANNE ,IEANNE General A lzfe of ease IS a dzfcull pursuzl Jeanne IS one of those fortunate persons who has a grand sense of humor She seldom ees the pessxmnstlc slde of a sltuatlon for she IS always looklng for the brlght slde of a sntuatlon We don t know what jeanne lntends to do after graduation but we hear that she has several plans up her sleeve BEIL DORIS R How General She that hath friends shows herselffrrendly Dorls IS no bookworm though she always has her work done and done well She s a dancer and a sports fan follows all the school sports events and dances her way mto every ones heart without even trylng Dons IS plannmg to follow ln her father s footsteps by gomg to a haxrdressmg school upon graduation The whole class of 40 will go to her shop lf only for the pleasure of an hour s chat with her BEISCHL ALFRED JOHN Hooks The corner rs the safes! place o a roam Hooks whose nxckname orlgmated from hxs favorlte sport bowling IS good at cablnet making too As a result of his love for his favorlte sport Hooks got a job for after school as a plnboy ln a club Now that he has this job he spends more tlme at the bowling alleys than ever and now has skrll m hlttmg any of the plns by rolllng wlth hls left hand He seldom bothers with the girls because he IS very bashful Otherwise just plaln Hooks to all hls friends far and wlde Page Twenly seven Cabinetmaking Shop I . . . GOMUS BERG SHIRLEY S SHIRL General There s health and goodness ln the mlrlh In whzch an honest laugh has bzrlh Slncere ln frlendshlp secure ln scholastlcs IS our suave Shlrley Should she not then wlth such attrlbutes be allowed the lndulgence of a llttle flckleness wher she chooses3 Shlrleys sweet sclntlllatlng smlle stuns and stlmulates small and tall so success should slmply b hers for the Seeklng BERGER FLOYD S SHORT General A genlleman and goodfellow a rare comblnalzon Short IS a tall chap wlth a frlendly dlsposltlon and an lnterestlng personallty He knows most of the glrls at A H S and IS somewhat wlstful about leavlng school wlth all the pretty sophs runnlng loose Wlth hls rather aged Jokes new resolutlons and flashy socks he can usually be both heard and seen HIS maln ambltlon IS to prepare for the mlnlstry Here s good luclc to hlm Chorus 3 4 a Capella Choir 3 4 DfdY7lGf1CS 4 BELTZ RUTH LORRAINE BLONDIE Commerclal She always wms frzendshzp She may be small but Blondles sunny dlsposltlon makes her presence known ln any group Blondle has many frlends Her hobbles are swlmmlng and playlng the plano and the accordlon Upon gracluatlon Blondie plans to become a stenographer Good luck' C1 rl Reserves 4 BERGENSTOCK LORRAINE Blzlu-.lla General Dance and the world dances wzlh you If you want to flncl Lorralne ln her element go where structor She IS an aCtlVC member of the Glrls Gym Club and captaln of the Glrls Gym Team We expect to See Lorralne and her brother become one of the great dance teams They wlll both go a long way ln the enter talnment world ln fact they have gone a long way already GymExh1lnl1onl 2 3 4 Gym Clubl 2 3 QCHPIGIH 4, Pylhzan Sunshlne Clrlsl 2 3 4 Page Twenty elghl r , . . , 1 . e .. .. . 65 there IS danclng. Bergle wlll be a physlcal eclucatlon ln- , . T. 1 . . . - , . , . . . ,' . . BERNHARD ANNETTE ANNE General Tal talk lalk She whcedlcs convrnccs persuavles Give Annette a good book and she forgets everythlng else Aside from readmg Anne IS much Interested m swlm mmg dancmg and blcycle rxdmg She tells her frlend she IS gomg to be a nurse Anne s constant chatter and cheery dlsposltlon have won her many frlends and will be mvaluable to her as a nurse Czrl Reserves I 3 4 Dramalrcs 3 Gym Club 4 Pylhran Sunshrne Girls 3 4 BERKLITE LESTER VFRNON Buzz Commercial I Ihou shall play wrlh hrm al any game Thou arl sure lo lose Buzz IS a happv go lucky fellow who takes things as they come Outslde of school he IS always talung part ln sports If you are looking for a good tlme this happv go lucky fellow wlll be Wllllng to show you one especially you girls Hls maln ambltlon IS to become a professlonal baseball player We wlsh hlm many hits BERNHARD BERNICE KATHLEEN BERRY Commerclal G A brzghl dzspaszlron and a sunny smzle BERNHARD JOHN THOMAS Acx Commercial When I am sad I szng Then olhers are sad wzth me ohn has seen twelve good hard years of school and he says he hates to leave He doesn t like to be called ohn much prefers jack He IS an excellent worker and speclalxzes ln accountmg a subject ln whxch he has attamed very hxgh grades Hrs hobby IS study mg psyrhology jack has a keen sense of humor and hrs wltty saymgs are hard to beat He has made several contrxbutrons to the Canary and Blue Foolball 2 Page Twcnly nmc Berrv IS popular good natured ready and always wxllxng to help anyone She has brown halr and shiny hazel eyes full of laughter She IS rather nlce looking and has a sweet dlsposltxon She IS a great football fan and also likes swlmmmg and tennis After graduatlon her mam ambltnon 1 to become a housewlfe sm C30 US Tix-L BIGLEY LUCILLE ETHEL Goo Goo Commercial I love joy laughler sorrow please my mmd Love joy grief laughter ln my boo s lfmzl Goo Goo IS amlable easy golng and an ardent sports fan at all the A H S football and basketball games We often see her Wleldlng her tennls racquet with a mean swing or turning a somersault or two for the gym team Goo Goo has a real lncllnatlon for school work too and IS magic at shorthand and typmg Gym Team 2 3 4 Hoc ey Team 2 3 Swzmmmg Team 2 Dramalrcs 3 Das ellrall l 3 x fir BERRY RICHARD FLIVIER Dxcx Ceneral Always a smzle never a frown Dick adds color to all the classroom he S m becau e he rs a httle but on the handsonse sxde He plays both basketball and baseball ln the local church league and llkes to plck the wmners nn football Duck wants to be a business man when he leaves school and we wish hlm all the luck and success that llfe can offer He couldn t lose wlth that keen personality and heart throbbing smlle BI'I'l'LER DONALD Dow General just a Regular Fellow Don IS a very good frlend of the hospltals as far as nurses are concerned ln the summer tlme you ll find hlm workmg for his Dad running a roller coaster He says he enjoys It very much He plans to enter Cook Academy ln Watklns Glen New York and may we extend our best wishes BLACK JOHN C BLACKIE Engmeermg and Science When bCll8Y planes arc lauzll Black will bus! em ohn IS a future engineer whose abulnty wrll carry hum far He IS well llked by his many friends and IS more pop ular than he knows Capable consclentlous and efhcxent an ardent supporter of the school and Its 3CtlVlt1CS we were all very proud when he stole the first prize ln the Alrport Essay Contest After leavlng hugh chool he plans to continue his studies at Lehigh Hls Intelligence lntegrlty and likable personallty should make his place ln the world an xmportant one 53' 8 Page Tllrrly lb 2 075 EOMUS BLAKER WARREN T Put. General A lrllle smile ls well worth your wlulc Pug is always ready for a good tlme And whether he likes a person or not he will always ZIVC them a blg smile Pug loves mce clothes too and plenty of them and knows how to wear everything he choo es But when lt comes to dancmg you gxrls don t know dancmg tlll you see and learn hrs smooth ways Pug intends to sell men s furnish mgs upon leavmg school and boy can he model them How he ll reconcile that wlth hls love of travel we don t know perhaps he ll go on the road perhaps he ll just go OH 8 Vafla tl0h BLEILER PAUL R Arom College Entrace un Arts ll rs no! llre wlusllrng llral ma es the locomolzve zl rs llre srlenl steam Thxs young man IS a sxlent thoughtful member of hx classes and ns more mterested ln outside actxvltles than m wrltmg English themes He IS lnterested m football basketball and 1 a keen baseball fan Someday he would lxke to take up avxatlon 2' BLOCK PAULINE POLLY General Slncerxly I3 a vrrlue that few possess Although she IS usually qulet ln the classroom when Polly IS on a subject ln whlch she 18 Interested she gets unto qulte a discussion She also has an excellent gift of conversatlon and never fears a battle lh words Good books and mterestmg novels are her meat and drmk but when sprlngtlme approaches out she goes dlggmg away rn her lnttle garden And yet she s goxng lnto bus ness BLOSE FREDERICK FRITZ Lauglr wrllr the world and the world laughs wllll you Curly haired Frltz with hrs friendly smile believes one s ambltlons can only be achieved through study and hard work He loves all types of sports especxally football and basketball and IS a faithful supporter of ll Canary and Blue teams Somewhat shy rn the classroom Frxtz xs a holy terror wlth a group of fellows As a lover of out Floors and the rougher sports he has won for hxmself many rxends Page Tlnrly one GOMUS Rm BOLTZ ROBERT ALLEN Boa Commercial Whence is lhy Iearmngi Hath thy lull 0 er boo s consumed the mxdmghl 0113 Although Bob drd not go 1n for school actlvltles he ns always there to support all the doings He IS lnterested ln athletlcs Bob IS no honor student but he gets along somehow without a struggle His amlaltlon IS that of most of us to find some work and try to do It well BOUCHAT PAUL BUCKFT lndustrlal I you must lal say somelhzng Paul rs cutting a swathe hugh wxde and handsome We advise hmm to stuck to his campmg and Swlfilfnlng at whnch he IS master When he s Indoors he s always dream mg of the great wide open spaces and freedom BOLT MERVIN ERNEST MERV IN lndustrlal Armed wrlh has machlneru man can dive can u can see aloms Although Nlervm IS quiet at times his lnttle pranks and jovlal mood attract many frxencls lVlerv1n gets great joy from working wlth tools and around the machinery ln the shop at school Hrs favorlte pastimes are to go to dances and drlve his Dad s car on long trips BORRILLO EDWARD EDDIE Great Men Rzsc Slowly Eddle seems to have few worrles You will always find hum wlth a broad smnle and takmg nothlng too serlously Fddle likes to joke with hrs fellow classmates who seem like brothers to hlm As a Llfe Guard Edward makes many huts wlth the falrer sex One day while Eddre was rowlng a boat on the rlver he began to race wlth hlmself He rowed wlth such tremen dous force that he broke an oar the boat C3pSlZCd he lost the race but to this day Eddle hasn t found out who won QQ Q- Pagc Thzrly two .A g Q 'Hg' ' in ' uf. lt. ' , .K MUS BOWERS DOROTHY E Dor Ceneral N01 that she doesn t 11 e school But she I1 es scoutzng better Dot IS a good Scout and does everything she can to help others She plays m a great many sports and seldom mlsses a game of football When Dot hnlshes school she 15 golng to Allentown BUSIDCSS College and whatever her port 1S from there we wlsh her the greatest of luck BOWMAN MELVYN WAYNE MELLY Englneermg and Scxence lmagmatxon wanders ar affeln' Melly studles very hard when he s ln the mood but that IS only on rare occaslons He participates ln most outdoor sports but he enjoys hunting and hshmg most Melly loves electrlcal work that s the reason he expects to take his place among the electrlcal engineers On the other hand he mlght even enllst lh the navy' BOYD NANCY R NANCE College Entrance m Arts How lovely common thmgs seem to lovely eyes Nancy the poised the sophlstlcated the graclou furthermore a lovely character Although Nance tremely capable of appearmg dlstant her ready known far and wide There IS so much enthuslasm that she actually crles when she laughs But then Nance blessmgs on her French Club 2 3 Rrdmg Club 2 Natzonal Honor 3 junlor Class Play junior Prom Commzltee BOYD ESTHER ELLEN ESTHER Commerclal She chats and laughs with all her rxemls And always smzles when greetmg them Esther IS the blue eyed blonde wlth a grand personal lty She IS always jolly and full of fun Esther IS of medlum helght although she considers herself small A person who hkes to walt untll the last mmute for her assignments IS Esther otherw1se she lS a passable student She l1l-:es music skatmg and dancmg IS ex w1t 15 xn her that s Pageffhzrty three 1 , , , . u . . f u . , . : , . .. . f. M . . sl 9, . - , . , ' , ' ' , ' S. is . , I . : I : D : , ,I . BOYER JACK JACKIE Lezsure IS the reward of labor ack IS a llkable fellow always cheerful and full of pep The thlng that worrles hlm the least IS homework Whether you are rlght or wrong he champlons your cause Good luck ack Nlay the road you travel be the road to BREINIG BEATRICE BEA ls there a heart that muszc can not meIt3 Bea IS qulet frlendly slncere and has a keen lntelll gent mlnd ID fact she IS one of our best students How ever her vlollns whlch she plays well and her hobby the growlng of flowers are not neglected because of schocl work lf her hobby should become her vocatlon the gardeners of the future may someday exclalm over the result of Bea s careful cross polllnatlon or hybrlcllzatlon is ivy . I . I V BOYER CLADYS N GLADIE General Hey' do you want lo hear a goodjo e C-ladle lS a gay Jolly person always thlnklng up some joke to tell you She IS a Hne frlend because she IS wllllng to share other people s Joys as well as thelr sorrows A spectator at all basketball and football games a swlmmer a dancer a follower of swmg orchestras a good student an ambltlous glrl and hopes to be a nurse We all wlsh Gladle the best of luck Jkt BOYLE. RICHARD JAMES DICK Here today back agam tomorrow He s solemn he s gay he s swell he s okay' Thls IS the best way to tell you that Dick IS a frlencl of A H S ln school hes a worker but never mlsses any fun ln soclety a glver lnner and helper outer' Dlck makes a hobby of automoblle raclng and hopes so whlzz around the lncllanapolls Speedway to fame some ay' BCSldCS havlng a pleaslng sense of humor Dlck 1S a thlrd class chef cooks those good old Pennsylvanla Dutch meals up ln that famous thlrd floor kltchen Page Thzrly four BREITFELD PAUL LOVER lndustrlal He who laughs las! calches on slowly Paul lS the handsome young man one sees standing before the Annex watchlng the gurls go by He admlts that study IS too much work As Confucius would say Man who IS too learned I3 apt to forget quicker Paul IS a keen follower of athletxcs He has a pleasxng personalnty handsome profile Who could ask for anythlng more3 BRIGHT HARLAND STANFCRD THE SHADOW Commercial What IS lzfe wllhoul ajokei Usually where there IS jolly robust laughter there IS Harland He plays pmg pong IS Interested ln basketball and attempt to play the plano by ear He may be studymg to become a fixture m an office but he hopes to become a First rate aviator He IS an Interested and enthusiastic church member a partlclpant ln the servxces and a helper on occasions other than Sundays BREISCH RUTH JEANNETTE Bmzxscnv Commerclal A quzel mazd so she may seem Bu! pran s andjo es she does esleem Brelschy needs no Introduction She IS our up and comlng young stenog Her friendly gxggle likable manner and good nature have galned many friends Swimming and reading have won her heart and muslc creeps through a little too Where Brelschy goes goes the crowd and there s a smlle on her llps any time Wnth her determlna txon and pleasant personality shell go far We wish her happiness YWCAI3 Chorusl BREY GLADYS M GLAD General Good fo loo al Better lo be with Who would dare have a frown when Glad IS about-' You cannot be 1n school long before you get a HI Ya which carrxes its own charms accompanied by a smlle Although she IS very popular Glad s marks show that she does not neglect her studles Her ambltxon IS to be behmd the desk at the Allentown Free Llbrary and the class of 40 wxshes her the best of luck Page Thrrly fwe If 7 if ' l r 'V i, G0 US BROBST WALTER ROBERT WALLY Com merclal Vzolzn and bow Plano and eys I ll glue you music lf you please Tall dark slightly handsome anyway the gurls thmk so When we walk through the halls of our dear old Alma Mater wxth hum we get sllghtly dlzzy trymg to see all the glrls he greets wxth that Hello of his He plays the vlolm well and xs takmg plano lessons ln May of I939 when he was a Junior he gave a program with hrs own orchestra We don t know what he wlll do when he graduates but he ll get along BROSSMAN RUTH W BRosslE General Good humor rs one of the besl arlxcles o dress one can wear m soczely Here IS a girl who IS always tops ln social affairs as well as ln school work Her merry smlle and orxglnallty are always ready for her friends whether she ns swlmmmg skating playing tennis danclng walklng or just talkmg Tennis she enjoys most m fact she often plays eight sets m one afternoon We are all sure Ruth wlll contlnue her much success scholastlcally and soclally as she has started at Allentown Hlgh Czrl Reserves 3 National Honor Soczely BROWER GEORGE H HARVE Engmeermg and Sclence gk Ambzlzon has no res! Harve IS gemal and easy to get acquainted wlth He never takes hrs work sernously but somehow manages to get along Instead of partncxpatnng In one of the strenuous games such as football or basketball he prefers more deadly sports huntmg fishmg and archery ln spate of hxs bemg late for school he hopes to be ahead of the game m engmeer rn BROWN EDWIN C j Engmeermg and Scxence A genlleman and a good spar! a rare and pleasing combmalmn Ed ns a rare combmatnon of a good student and a good fellow admued by teachers and students He always supports the school and all lts actlvltles After leavmg hxgh school he plans to attend the Coast Guard Academy If he contmues to work ln the C G A as he worked m A H S we know that he wxll render valu 2' ab e SCYVICC to hxs country I Allenlown Dramalrcs 3 Sprmgffeld Ar! Edzlor The Narralor 2 Page Tfnrly six X gf V l . . k ', ll I. ,, Y y . ' gl - , ., r. ED . I . . R 5,1 1 ' ' . ' Y f - GOMUS BROWN NANCY ANNE Nuns Commercial What you learn afler you now rl all rs what counls Here gentlemen IS a glrl who typlfles the femlnlne 20th century Modern 3Yes Intelligent? Yes Under standmg3 Yes Streamlmed3 and how Her qulck wrt her unerrmg faxrness and her wholesome good humor make her one of the most popular glrls ln the class Cheerleading 18 Nancys chief alarm to hugh school fame That and unfallmg loyalty Swrmmzng Team2 3 4 Chcerleadmg2 3 4 Vars1ty4 BROWN WILLIAM L BILL General Why worry the only lhmg you gel from xl rs grey hazr Bull IS one of those easy gomg good natured fellows never gullty of overstudy but always managing to get through He pushes strarght ahead takmg all the bumps and plea ures as they come A great lover of all sports he says Baseball IS the cream of them all BROWN LOIS ELIZABETH Lower Commercxal All lhal s rxghl IS all rzght wzlh Lozs Lois IS reliable and always full of fun From behind her mask of good behavior a splrlt of mlschlef constantly and dellghtfully breaks through She IS a movle fan and always goes to see her favorlte actors and actresses Lors can t keep qulet except m Shorthand class She has good taste ln dress Her greatest ambltxon IS to be a stenographer When you see a group of glrls and hear someone saylng You re telling me Lois IS sure to be among them She IS a great grrl for sports and never falls the Canarres elther at games or at dances BROWN RUSSEL CHARLES JOHN Russ General Laugh and the class laughs wxth you Study and you study alone Russel was born nn Sunbury Pa a few years later moved to Allentown and has picked up hls education ln erght different schools HIS favorite pastrme IS Scouting m which he takes an active mterest his favorlte study science to whlch he wrshes to devote h1s future Page Thzrly seven .. 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U v S . .4 - H , . 130 US ..'::s BRUDER WILLARD W lndustrlal A glance of lhe eyes Expresses more lhan A moulh ul of words From the hearts o some men Wlllard IS another member of the prmters cllque who IS well llked for hrs wllllngness to cooperate hls eagerness to satlsfy and hls love for accomplishment Besides these he has a fme personality that wxll wm frlends for hxm where ever he goes He was one of the maln sprlngs ln the prlnt shop and the Printers Club The best of luck to an all around swell fellow' BUDIAS ROBERT S Bos Commercial l a lzllle nowledge rs a dangerous thzng none o us are sa e Bob a happy go lucky fellow IS always smnlmg and ready for a good joke Hls hobby IS photography and his dream belng an accountant Although he seldom takes books home he manages to get good marks m all his subjects Commerezal 4 BRUDER CYNTHIA CATHERINIL Crum' Com mercxal Good at war beller al play Wrllmg to laugh wrth the gang all day Who has ever seen Cnddy when she wasn t smxlmg talkmg or releasmg her famous g1ggle3 Her twlnklmg eyes laughter and readmess to do things have won a host of fnends We ve never seen Clddy ln a mad rush to classes or over burdened with books yet she always man ages to keep up her lessons and at the same tlme have a wonderful tlme A great lover of sports she rarely mxsses a football or basketball game where she always grves her best for our team Her plans are not very defimte but her determmatlon will gain for her whatever she sets out to get BRUDER Commerclal Smrle away sorrows Cas! away cares A small dark brunette walkmg Jauntnly down the halls lnvarlably ln a hurry 1S usually Bucky and her low FCSPODSIVC yeya s can be very easlly recognlzed If you re wonderlng where that laugh came from don t be alarmed that such a sound could come from so small a glrl eane ns well lrked e peclally by the boys One of her greatest hobbxes IS the Y W L A and the Glrl Reserves where she can usually be found ln her lelsure eane IS one of the best lnttle salesmen m the class Perhaps that rs her plan Czrl Reserves l 2 3 4 Bas etball 2 Preszdenl o Girl Reserve Councrl Dramalzcs 2 Senior Class Play 4 Page Thzrly ezghl .. kv v f f BUCK, JEANE LORRAINE UBUCKYH . r . ' ' - J i A ' ..., - I ff ' f --f - li ' - '. f ff' G0 US BUEHLER MARTHA F SCHNUTZ Commercxal Great estates may venture more But Izltle boats should eep near shore Always looking to the future thls lovely dark hanred gurl spends most of her time domg her work lh advance Although she may be serious at tlmes her moods change quxckly She may not be so actlve m the wmter but the summer finds her enjoymg such sports as swlmmmg canoeing and dancmg Well here s luck to a great pal and may her lxfe be Filled wnth many happy summers Chorus I BUIVI DAS DOROTHEA ALTH EA Dor Commercial Always lauglung always gay Dot rs happy every day Introducmg Dot the glrl wlth a dashlng smlle a giggle and a great deal of chatter Through her school years she has won a host of frlends Dot always has a Joke for everyone She IS a promment member of the chorus Her favorlte hobbies are reading sewing and crochetmg Chorus 4 BURGER JAMES PENROSE nvnvx Cabmet Makmg Huntzng I rec on very good To brace the nerves and stzr the blood Hshmg come m jlmmy although he 18 takmg up cabmet making does not expect to follow this occupatlon Hrs chief ambntxon xs to travel the world over and to try hls skull at hunting and Hshlng lh the different reglons H calls Alaska the Colden Land of Opportunity and we BURIAN NADA E Commercial One smile rnvztes another Nada a swell gurl 15 well liked by all her classmates And no wonder she always has a bug smxle and a cheery hello for everyone she meets She IS at all tlmes Just rarm to go She IS an actxve sports rooter and cheers her team to victory at the games Her hobbles Include swlmmmg hlkmg readlng and playmg basketball Her ambltlon IS to become a P B X telephone operator Y W C A 2 3 4 Clmrus2 3 4 Dramal1cs2 Page Thirty nme hope he finds lt so He 18 determined to travel and we hope he ll get some bxg ones , J - ' Q ,X ' Jimmy is a studious boy especially where hunting and D A . 1 . . . . . e E0 US BURKHARDT ELMER C Goorrv General He who heslzlales is lost bul afcllow ln a hurry never gels any place Thatqulet fellow workmg feverxshlym home room per lod todo twohoursof homework mahalf hour 1sGoopty The strange thmg about hxm 18 that he usually gets hls work done and very well at that even gets on the honor roll qulte often Belng a hkable fellow he expects to face the world ln June wxth hugh hopes a gemal smnle a sheepskin parchment and a ready joke Hat s off to hlm' BUTZ NORMA ADVIANNA BQRMA Nu-rz Commercial Smcerzly and honesly ma e a lrue nend Some day we hope to see Norma cheerfully workmg her way to success ln busmess She has blond halr blue eyes and a contagious smlle loves sports especially tennls and basketball can be quxte talkative on a subject ln whlch she IS mterestecl Her scholastnc record 18 very hugh she has been on the Honor Roll many tlmes Yes this young lady IS a student' BURKHART RUTH ELIZABETH Rm-me Commercxal From thy presence rams a shower o good cheer A charming and exotlc giggle Introduces Ruth That and her blond hair are her drawmg card Although she IS not very large her personallty makes those who don t know her want to and those who do know her love her She IS the gay helping hand always ready and always wlllmg never lettmg a friend down BUSH GRACE A CRACIE General Why her very name 13 Grace Cracle IS studlous cheerful and friendly wlth every one Once your friend she s your friend forever and always ready to help you A lover of sports she enjoys dancing skatmg and basketball playing but most of all smgmg Gracxe IS a country gurl and loves country llfe Perhaps thats why shes like a wholesome breath of fresh sur herself Page Forty Cheerful, gay, andfull of grace, ' x , l MUS CAMPBELL PAUL BAKER BEANS General For he s ajolly goodfellow just to look at Beans IS to see a lot of fun Always laughmg and carefree this happy go lucky fellow goes after a thmg and does lt for dunng many of his study periods you saw hlm ln accountlng class trylng to get ahead m hxs work He showed his determmatnon by gomg out and quahfymg to fight for his Alma Mater on the football held How can he help but be a success wlth hls frxendlmess ln polltlcs Football CAREY JAMES THOMAS General CAREY One reason why coed schools are mlereslzng to grrls Carey IS the good natured fellow who always has a kmd word for everyone always speaks wlth a cheerful tone and keeps hls few worrxes to hlmself 1m s not only one of the best dressers ln school but IS remarkable m gymnastlcs swlmmxng and dancmg Plamly speaklng lm 15 an all round popular fellow Carey has not yet declcled whether he wants to be presldent or just vxce president but we ll all vote for hlm anyway Gym Team 2 3 4 and Jolly personal1ty3 Who can tell we do have varlety CARR JOHN FRANKLIN EDWIN ,IOHNNY lndustrlal Lzllle fshre rn lhe broo Carr caught lt with a hoo Johnny us a very qulet sort of a fellow always ready to lend a helpmg hand when the fellows ln the machme shop start to rxp the place apart He lxkes to study but not too much John xs a good worker and m hls spare t1me you ll find hum tmkermg Wlth just anythlng When Johnny graduates he lntends to follow the machmlst trade CARTWRIGHT RICHARD ALLEN Dxcxc General A way lo ma e nends IS lo be a rxend jolly Dlck IS well llked by all has classmates He IS one of our ardent stamp collectors and has a falrly large collection Starting his homework was always quite a problem Study shortens lxfe why study? Other thlngs occupled hls mxnd Dlck has made no dehnlte plans but he 18 interested 1n salesmanshlp We wlsh hrm the best of luck Page Forty one l .. ,E .. k, .. M. , f. E0 US CHERRINC-TON JAMES C nvuvrv General Czve me my rod and YI le lmmy IS one of the rather bashful fellows who ranks hlgh 1n his school work and has several hobbles of stamp collectlng photography huntlng and fishmg After he graduates he would luke to be a post office clerk or a rallway mall clerk Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Chorus 3 4 a Cappella Choir 3 4 CHRISTINE ELLEN MARY Invuvnf Commercial She s pfelfy to wal wxlh And wzlty to talk wzlh And pleasant loo to lhmk of There s never a dull moment when Ellen rs around She may be small but she certamlv IS full of pep and vlgor Ellen loves dancmg especially Jltterbugglng and lce skatmg She attends all the football and basketball games Her fine organ musc IS enjoyezl by the whole student body Although actlve she IS always hlgh xn her school work a Capella Chou' I CHARLEQ THEODORE WILBUR Tran Industrlal The only way lo have a nend IS to be one Ted xs a qulet young fellow untll he gets m company of those who know hum Ted llkes to follow the sports of the school and although he cloesn t partlcxpate m any scholastlc competltxon lt IS such as he who make teams posslble He IS always Wllllflg to obllge and thxs adds to his many frlends Ted always has hxs lessons more or less just keep your good sense of humor and your sportsman shlp always Ted and you ll be happy CHIAPARAS lVlAE B CHIAPARAS General Here ns the kmd of a glrl well lnked n any school a frxend rellable and full of fun Goes to all the basket ball and football games IS a good sport Her greatest amb1t1on IS to travel and someday to reach Hawan A yet she hasn t declded as to what school to go to Whatever comes m her path we wxsh her luck Page Forty two 5-41 .. f . , ,, , , , . . . , , - J .. . f ,, , - ' ' J . : , . just a dear, everyday, all-around kind of girl, . . . . 3 P I ' . s , . ,. -. l 'vga' , if: Ll V1 l ' . .. . k . - , : v l T - ' ' 130 US CHRISTMAN KENNETH SONNY General The sooner lhe beller Sonny IS a frlend lndeed qulet ln manner and always wllllng to try Sonny prepares hls studles well He expects to j0ln the Navy and wlth hls personallty and character he IS sure to be one of Uncle Sam s best defenders CIN NORMA Nl PINKIE Commerclal Brlghl of eyes curly harr Splrll Hllhe and graceful arr Plnlcle IS one of the fortunate glrls who has the glft of malclng frlends and keeplhg them She also has a tendency to mlx buslness Wlth pleasure but lt lsn t dlfflcult to vlsual lze her as a successful prlvate secretary She has the very practlcal fad of lnventlng new dress styles Her cheerful dlsposltlon smlllng countenance and wlnsome ways are certaln to hrlng her smlllng through Le Cercle Franclas 3 4 Nallonal Honor Socleiy CLADER CLORIA M GLORIA General Happlness rs a dlvlne gr l ll IS the besl 0 human POSSPSSIOHS Glorla bell ves that laughter IS the cure for all llls She IS one of the best of pals for she will go to any trouble to do anythlng for a frlend She has an actlve soclal llfe but the fact that she IS an honor student proves that she does not forget her studies Her flture let lt take ltS own course May It be a happy one Rzdlng Club 4 CLARK KATHRYN KITTY General Oh all the arts lllc eyes express Carefree Kltty has made many frlends ln hlgh school through her frlendly dlsposltlon She IS studlous Her marks are always above average but she IS always ready for pleasure and takes part ln many soclal 3CtlVlflCS Kltty IS enthuslastlc about outdoor sports but her pet dlverslon IS cooklng She hopes to become a dletltlan Chorus 4 Clrl Reserves 3 4 Hzslorlcal Soclely 3 4 Page Forty lhrce CLFMENS DOROTHY Dor Fme Arts Then oul she bursls wrth words of challer And grves her version of lhe malier Dot goes clrlftmg through the halls m the mornmg wxth a cheerful greetxng for everyone She IS a true frlend and a talented muslclan composes music and sings It IS certain that she will have a life with plenty of musxc nn It Chorus 2 5 COCCA CORA MARY CORINA General Success rs lhe reward o conlmued ejforl Here lS a brunette who rs a small dark eyed person has a sunny dlsposxtlon and 18 well lxked by all who know her She may look quxet but looks don t always tell the truth She IS a cheerful person and has not yet made dehnlte plans for the future Here s wxshxng Corma all the luck m the world We know she will succeed ln any type of work CLAUSER CHARLES HARRY General Therefore I am slzll A lover o lhe meadows and lhe woods and mounlazns If a farmer IS the most lndependent person ln the world Harry wlll be getting xndependent soon for he hopes to become a farmer not an ordmary one but one of them thar colle e tramed farmers Farmmg has been hls hobby smce he was old enough to pitch hay on hls grandfather s farm Besxdes hrs hobby he has found tlme to be active ln the Boy Scouts Band 2 a Cappella Chozr 3 4 Chorus 3' 4 CLEWELL GWENDOLYN MARGUERITE. C-WEN Commercxal A qurller never wms a winner never qurls Gwen the kmd of gxrl everybody llkes does her work well and IS wllllmg to try anythxng once Her happy smlle and pleasant attldude make her a favorlte wlth every one As she gally passes through the halls she will probably be dlscussmg her favorite topic food Her fondness for eatnng comes second to her fondness for the movxes Her plans for the future are no yet completed but wxth her qualltles she should become a perfect stenographer Chorus I Page Forty four KQ g . 7' ' . ' . filly! . Ea A' ll . f 1 .rv I COLE GLORIA EVELYN General Hear! on her lzps soul ln her eyes So l as the chzme and sunny as the s les Glo s cheerfulness and slncerlty glve everyone plenty of reason for Ilklng her She IS lnterested ln swlmmmg and tenms plays the plano qulte well takes an actwe part ln dramatlcs outslde of school has been homeroom repre sentatlve for two years and was the unlor Red Cross representative sent to Washlngton D C from Allentown Hlgh School Glo lntends to go to one of the local colleges to prepare for teachlng TENNIS 2 3 Home Room Repres nialue 3 4 umm' Red Crossl 2 3 Dramalzcs I CONDUS ROBERT WILLIAM Couwr Commerclal The rule of my llfe 15 to ma e buslness a pleasure and pleasure my buslness Count IS always cracklng jokes but he does manage to have hls school work ln on tlme He IS a great lover of sports even though he has not played at hlgh school HIS motto whlch every boy and glrl should follow IS If you can t take part ln any sport be a sport Count has many ambltlon but the one he IS really Interested ln IS to be either a banker or an economlst I-Ie lntends to go to business college Bandl 2 MUS COHEN NORMAN Noam General He rom whose llps dlvlnc persuaszon ous Norm usually spends hls spare tlme and lf he doesn t have any hell make somej gettlng acqualnted wlth what goes on behlnd the footllghts I-Ie s a versatlle fellow ready to exert hls greatest efforts dolng anythlng feven arlth metlc but usually dlsplaylng a preference for the stage where hls dramatlc trlumps are real and unforgettable Wlth the experlence he IS constantly acqulrlng and hls determlned wlll we feel sure that sooner or later success wlll be hls ln a stage career Inter Class Play 2 Senzor Class Play 4 GLo COLES PRISCILLA LOVI NA PAT Commerclal The only way lo have afrlend IS lo be one PFISCIIIH IS rather qulet and reserved but she can be full of mlschlef She IS popular wlth her teachers too Wherever there IS a crowd she s rlght ln the center She llkes basketball movles and travel She IS taklng short hand and typlng and 15 trylng to become a wizard and the world needs them Page Forly flue .. f , .. .,- . .. . - f . , I kj.,- . D v J. ' : nf. A '- ,:J' .. .. k ., GO US CONWAY JOE. L HERKY lndustrxal ll s un to be crazy 1snl1t5 oe that lrlshman who IS enther Slttll'l2 ln the ofhce or runmng loose IS tive feet elght mches tall husky has lrnsh eyes and smlle and oh that brown hair' He loves to go walkmg with a dog or two and also llkes hltch kxkmg horseback rldlng and other sports Herky loves to eat and sleep When he ns not eatmg he IS sleeping but when he ns sleepmg he IS dreaming of eatmg Riding Club 2 3 4 COPE. RICHARD CLAYTON Drcx General S1 Img nuts wrth flour ma es the teacher provo ed But even a hzgh powered splash becomes water soa ed Dxck s friendly spmt always lends a good hand to any occasxon Hxs abxlxty to cook has brought many a laugh from his frxends Duck IS a great asset to the swnmmmg team and has made a name for hlmself lh natlonal com petxtnon Welsmullerl Walt for hlm he 1 on his way Varslty Swlmmmg 2 3 4 CORINGRATO ALFRED A man wzlh many an occupalzon Al IS the youngest walter of the Lehlgh Country Club and a popular one likes athletlcs and deep sea fishing ln fact he hxmself has caught sharks and tunas at Beach Haven He love all music but plays a guitar He attracts the opposite sex takes self appointed vacatlons loves art stands at the head of a large art class pamts slgns for the school wms many poster contests and gets many an honor able mention Art IS ln his blood and that means that he will get fitted unto the art field somehow somewhere Allentown offers a good Held and a warm welcome to artxsts Spanzshl 2 Wrestlmgl 2 3 COQGROVE. JEAN EAN General A daughter o the gods dzvmely tall and most dzumely an Thxs tall slender gurl a dreamer of dreams and a seek er of wlsdom has a keen and ready mmd She bewnlders one with that ever glowing sparkle ln her eyes and arouses one s Interest by her unusual lntellxgence Jean smgs ln the chorus and m the a Cappella Choir Throughout school she has been admlred by both her teacher and her fellow students Responsible and capable she IS an unusual gurl Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella Cho1r2 3 4 Hrstoncal Soczely 3 4 Gzrl Reserves 3 4 Page Forty 311 J: .I .l .l . f' ' k k, ' . k . , J me V f ' .. I .. f--'I MUS COUPE BETTY JANE Bsrrs General Tall oh so dzvmely tall Betty IS tall but strlkmg qulet at the rlght txmes but let loose among friends and coca cola bottles lS not so qulet Dnvxng lS her most recent accomplnshment and people just expect to find fragments of trees on her running board Betty IS planmng to do art work and she IS plenty good Many picture her nn front of an easel as well as l back of lt French Club CRAMSEY JEANNF C ,IFANNE General Nalure made her as 3,16 should No! loo bad nol loo good Take a frxendly smlle a ready wlt sclntlllatlng mind and freckles and you ve got Jeanne Nothing escapes her attentlon and nothing ever gets her clown lf occasxonally she seems to be pretty low she snaps out of lt ln a flash A staunch Canary supporter eanne can usually be found wondering what there IS to do for the next issue She plctures herself as author of a Puhtzer DYIZC play and her friends hear a diff rent plot almost every week Newspaper work seems to mterest eanne most When she s society editor of the Call we ll all have our names ln or know why Canary and Blue 3 4 Assoczalc cdrlor Chrous 3 Dramatzcs 4 Crrl Reserves 4 Camus 4 CRAMSEY MARY MERRIE The world s no beller zf we worry nfs CRESSMAN BETTY RUTH Buren Commercial Nalure made her exactly rrglrl No! loo bad and not loo good Butch jolly happy go lucky likes to dance swlm rol L1 e s no longer 1 we hurry Though Independent by nature Mary sets great store by her frlends bellevlng that true friendship ns one of the flnest things m llfe She IS fond of all sports always ln for a good time loves to read argue and enjoys good music both classlcal and swing Tenms 3 4 ler skate and go to the movles She IS interested m all sports but only as an observer Loved by everyone who knows her she can act the clown wherever she IS Although Butch seldom takes books home she gets along falrly well ln her work She always has a smile for everyone and a blush for some Page Forty seven 14 l . . , H 455 , K S . : . . , .l . , A ' . . , ' J , ' which IS natural, since she comes from a newspaper famlly, , . . . . 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H . 1 T - , . , . , . 130 US '57 CRESSMAN DAN CARROL DAN College Entrance ln Arts Now' rs the walchword of the wrse Dan lS a well mannered and pleasant sort of fellow one of the best frxends a person can have Whether you are rlght or wrong he champions your cause After graduation he plans to attend Muhlenberg College We know that Dan wlll become a leadlng cltlzen CREVELI NC MARGARET PEGGY General When your sludzes pzle loo deep Close your boo s and go to sleep Everyone who knows Peggy knows her to be a good sport flndxng her way ln and out of her trouble If she nsn t busy talklng shell probably be laughing although she has her serious moments At the football and basket ball games she cheer lustlly Her ambxtxon IS to become a teacher preparlng for lt at Kutztown State Teachers College With her personallty we are sure she will d herself proud Chorus DALMAS ELDA MARY Reps Commerclal What 13 lzfe wrlhoul frzends Smllmg laughmg and gnvmg everyone a bug hello CRONEBFRGER LILLIAN Top.-rua Gener xl Merry friendly loyal lrue Thzs queer world needs more pals lr e you Toatle IS a quiet soft spoken girl sometlmes serious sometimes gay She ns an ardent lover of muslc ln both classlc and swmg numbers and does quite a b1t of snngmg on her own You may not know xt but several recordmgs have been made of her volce and they were a great success Toatle plans to study nursmg ln Washington D C Chorus I Red Cross 2 Reds IS natural honest and understanding but she shows her serious nature only when the occasnon demands School IS by no means her hobby but she does well every thmg that has to be done Her chief hobb es are basketball bicycle rldmg tennls and dancxng No matter what lane of work Elda intends to follow we are certain she ll get to where she s going Clear salhng Page Forly eight , .. ,- , .- . . .. or ' ,ff ' - - .. . . . .- .. 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G0 US DANCS HELEN MARIE Cmcx Commercial Nzce lhmgs come m small packages Chlck has a charmmg personality IS well liked by her classmates and has the QUBIIIICS that are needed for a well trained and well mannered secretary When you need help come to Chuck she knows all there xs to know She knows books too this bemg one of her hobbxes She had the reputation for bemg the smallest sophomore of her day Her scholastlc record IS one to be proud of and her wlllxng ness to work IS a proverb She knows how to tackle hard SEDSC DANNELLEY ANNA MAE ANN Commercial A pleasanl personalalu a hear! and a smlle No one ever sees Ann wlthout a smlle But then you don t have to see her you can hear her from afar She could be called a human phonograph as she stops ralkmg only to eat and sleep However she manages to get along and kmdness come to Ann She extends a helpmg hand to all problems and solves them by what we call common DARROHN LILLIAN I LILLY Commercnal Full of grace full of wx! Oh' we love her every bzl A smxle a laugh a Joke and that IS Lxlly but she can be serlous when the occasion demandslt Youll never have the blues when Llllys around Her perky personallty has won her a host of friends Lllly s favorite sports are basketball football and xce skatmg She IS one Allentown Hngh fan who attends most of the games DAVIES DORIS WINIFRED Dor-rua General Here we have a phonograph not mvenled by Edison Dottle talks constantly As soon as she dlscovers somethlng new she must tell It to whoever happens to be around Those who know her are proud to be numbered In her large circle of fnends Dottxe s greatest ambltlon IS to be a sceretary Page Foriy nzne I well with her school work. If you're looking for sympathy G0 US DAVIS ELYNORE E General A ace wzlh gladness ozerspreazll H1 there wlth a waveof the hand and asmlle aswlde as her face Elynore has nary a worry and nary a care A real student she stlll funds tlme for horseback rldlng and dancing And If you ve never seen her dance you ve been mlssmg plenty at Syracuse Elynore plans to take up dramatic art DE CHRISTOPHER ALFRED P DOUBLE D Commercial A een sense of humor 15 better lhan none ll ma es olhers happy and creales lols o un Al IS that likable young man who goes dashing all around the bulldlng at all hours of the clay He haunts a well known dance hall ln the evenmg and ln his spare tlme he IS at the Y W C A For dancing 13 Al s greatest Joy and prlcle he IS one of Allentown s best jltterbugs Besides dancing Al lakes basketball swlmmmg cycling and arguments 'uf' iw Commerclal Come the mild weather come sleel or come snow We wrll stand by each other however 11 blow Arla lS a true and faithful frlend respected and llked by her classmates Although she IS shy and does not talk a great Geal she can be usually found where groups of young people are gathered and IS often the center of attractlon Some day she lntends to enter an ofhce as a prlvate secre tary whlch 15 of course the ambltlon of all commerclal students DEIBLER RUTH I.. CHATTERBOX Fine Arts Drawlng The lhmg tha! goes lhe farthest lowards makzng ll e worlhwhzle Born ln Chicago cornfed lh Iowa a part of her hugh school educatlon ln Washxngton D C Ruth IS a present resident of Allentown Ruth IS a lover of dancing partxes and outdoor sports She averages well ln her studles Ruth s two asplratlons are to be an illustrator for bug clty magazines and an actress m romantlc roles Dancing Club l 2 Dramallcs l 2 Ar! Club l 2 Bela Sigma Washznglon D C Ruling Club Chevy Chase Wd Page Frfty . 4. EL lu lc , I ' ' v k ff , 2 , . 1 , - . . , ' . . ,i A A DEEMER, ARLA . K-ARLA,, . 7 , G0 US DEILY VIRGINIA C mwv General And llle soul of all delight F1115 a girl s clear laughter mny IS that qulck hearted lovable little glrl whom everyone IS happy to know She laughs more than she studies Her likes and dlsllkes are as pronounced as her will do well DEL GROSS RITA ROSE ANN ANN General Horses clouds rrends blue s res I4 1ll1 lliese companlonecl of she lnes Thls charmlng m1ss IS a brunette wlth a lovely dns posltlon and a pleasmg personality She loves all outdoor sports but particularly enjoys horse back rlcllng Her keen sense of humor has won a host of friends Ann can adapt herself to surroundings admxrably this comblned wlth a sterling characterlstlc and a happy dlsposltlon wlll bring her full measure of contented Ilvmg friends Vlrglma intends to go to college and we know s e G1rlRescrucs2 3 4 .4 Il S Chorus? 4 DELONG ROBERT P College Entrance ID Arts Every person rs a bundle of posszbxlzlzes and he rs worth what lzfe may gel oul o lum before ll IS through He xs studxous but that s not all He IS loads of fun DELONG FRANK DAVID COACH Commercial I ll do ll somehow He onlv seems to be backward underneath he ns lots of fun and can really hold has own He really knows his stuff ancl w1II be either an extra good pianist or an extra good stenographer Did you ever see him run3 Well Glenn Cunningham better step on It Com l Club Treasurer 4 Track 2 3 4 CAESAR nf you get to know hum He IS presxdent of the Natlonal Honor Soclety and also plays the bass clarmet 1n the band Of course he has professional tendencxes and ambmons and we hope that hrs ambltxons materlalxze Band 2 3 4 Nallonal Honor Soclely 4 Page Fzfly one X-77477 . ,f.' - lt' 2? c . - . f . .,. -uv 60 US DELP GEORGE J JUNIOR College Entrance 1n Arts For ajollre goode Boo e whereon to loo rs better to hzm than gold George IS graced wlth talent and knowledge wxth dns cretlon and charlty He may falter m boldness and fall m knavery but value and varlety verbals and venty valor and vltallty vlvaclty and versatllxty compose and com plete the complex compact character of George As he carols m the cholr thrives on books asplres to excellence and cherlshes relxgxon he stands by his frlends and returns evll for good For effnclency rn studles and abxllty ln BCtlVltlCS we give you as a true frlend George Delp DE MARINES CAROLYN KAY Commercial A true rlend is orever afrzend Kay IS a gurl wlth a sunny dxsposmon and a cheerful word for everyone She lS a lcmd loyal fnend who wxll always stand by Kay IS very fond of sports and seldom mlsses a football or basketball game She also enjoys reading dancing and smgmg We vush her all the luck and success m the world Chorus Hazleton I Home Room Representative 2 3 DEMMY JAY B Traxr Commercial Umted we pass dwzded we all jay IS a happy jovxal fellow who can play the trum pet as you never heard before Everyone has leamed to treasure ays advice Hrs frlendshxp IS something rare and to be prlzed Hrs favorlte perlods are study halls and lunch tlme hls favorite pastime letting tlme pass Since hrs first year of bookkkeepmg hrs desire was to become an accountant DERSHIMER GLADYS MARJORIE. Noonan: Com mercxal She rs pretty to walk wrth And I3 wrtty to tal wzth Noolue was a shy and bashful gurl when she entered Allentown Hugh school from Whitehall Hrgh School but she soon got over that and became a frxend to everyone through her lovlng and pleasing dlsposltxon Noolue s one ambltlon 13 to become a telephone opera tor and we know that whenever an opportumty presents xtself she wxll be highly satlsfactory to the telephone com pany Page Fxfty two Q-32 DEUTSCH ANNA S ANNIE It is a rzendly heart that has plenty o friends A captivating smile a pair of twinkling eyes. and a gay laugh Annie is worth knowing She IS enthusiastic about swimming and dancing In her leisure hours she sings a lot. Often in school she had to sing for the girls. In shorthand and typing she made her best marks Her datebook is said to be the size of a telephone directory. DIEHL EUNA LUCINDA BASHFUL uietness reflects wisdom not weakness Euna is a charming brunette with a winning smile She is fond of dancing bicycle riding and music plays She xs a friend to everyone and everyone IS her friend She loves to write letters and shorthand comes in very useful Her school lessons are done with accuracy and she 0 US DETWEILER FORREST FRANKLIN Wooov Machine Shop I 11 e a dash of onion rn everything I don t practice breath control Woody is always in a good mood and ready for a laugh or some fun His activities in and out of school mark him as an all round high school student Woody s favorite sports are basketball football and swimming and he can Lsually be seen at all the sport events at the high school His after schoool curriculum consists of more sports and ping pong We shall all remember him as a good friend DIEHL DORIS FLORENCE Boors Commercial Hers is a spirit deep and crystal clear Doris throughout dear old high days has made and kept many friends She has been a studlous person but in her leisure indulged ln swlmmmg and basketball ln which she is quite proficient She I8 hoping to become a secretary some day and the ambition she has already displayed will secure for her a good posltlon Page Fifty three G0 US DIEHL HAROLD M Commerclal Underslandlng 13 lllal wlllcll tlle soul o man dcslrcs Harold some flrm s future accountant 18 skllled that subject as well as lh typewrltlng and shorthand Even though he IS contlnually on the go and very alert he always has tlme for serlous thought Harold belleves ln treatlng everyone allke and helplng others whenever he can For glrls who want to know more about hlm he has brown halr and blue eyes IS slx feet tall and WClghS l50 pounds Commerclal Club 4 DIERUFF DORIS F Dolus General Dar eyes eternal soul of prldc' A frlend knows a frlend and some of us are lucky to know Dorls She IS the center of lnterest wlth her twlnk llng brown eyes magnetlc smlle and natural sense of humor Hlgh marks brlng her through all her sublects She swlms draws and lce skates ln fact she llkes to do a blt of ever thlng She llkes horses blond halr and red After she leaves A H S we are sure Dorls Wlll arrlve somewhere French Club 3 4 Rldlng Club 2 3 Natlonal Honor Soclely 4 DIETRICH ARLENE DOROTHY DIETY Com merclal Ralller qulel ralller lne Slle eeps ln slep along llle llne If you want to meet a glrl who never wears a sober face who IS always Wllllhg to greet you Wlth a cheery hello Arlene better known as Dlety 13 that glrl She 15 usually found talklng Wlth two or more of her many frlends Her greatest dellght IS seelng how rapldly she can learn the words to the latest hlts Don t be mlstaken though she can also be SCTIOUS Her school work IS fore most lh her mlnd What she wants she goes after Chorus l DOBNOFF EDYTHE Dolalav General One ma es one s own llapplness only by laklng care of the llapplness of olllers A cheerful personallty a blt of rascallty an endless store of Wlt Thls lass manages to flnd a laugh ln every thlng and her happy nature klndles a spark of fun for everyone Her vlvaclty humor and ablllty to tell good Jokes ln whlch she can match the best of story tellers are only a few of her dlstlngulshlng characterlstlcs An outdoor glrl at heart she enjoys swlmmlng hlklng skatlng and a good game of tennls She I8 sure to be able to smash her way through llfe s racquets Nallonal Honor Soclely Page Flfly four , . . , . .. k . ., V , . y- , , f . k . . ., . . .. It . . . , . , . , . . . DONMOYER RICHARD WELLINGTON Ducx General Silent langue betrays no man s lhoughls Duck us a seruous munded person He studues hard and gets faur marks Hus favorute subject us hustory He us very much lnterested un avuatuon and expects to Hy DORWARTH ALBERT Scuence and Enguneerung There rs no hugher goal allamed Than lhal whuch us by kmdncss gazned Thus young man of the great out of doors would rather duscuss the latest unformatuon on zoology than a problem un algebra Seemungly urresponsuble he goes through the days wuth a grun However don t be deceuved he also has an unterest un musuc us a member of the Hugh School A Cappella Chour and we are sure he wull succeed f US DOLL, LEWIS ROBERT Lowa Commercial Happy-go-lucky, fair andfree Nolhing ever bothers me. Louie is interested in his work, but is much more in- terested un the gurls He seems tumud but hes always ready to help hus classmates and to hold hus own un any thung that may happen He us an amateur truck druver and ut has also been suggested that he should become a polutucuan DORWARD RICHARD J Ducx Com mercual Drc us ullo jazz Jo es and un ll rsnl hrs aull he gels nolhung done Duck us generous always ready to lend hus home work to hus fellow students A lover of the present day swung musuc he knows all the popular song huts before anyone else knows them Because of a duslocated hup Duck was not allowed any sports except swummung but he us becom mg our next ohnny Weusmuller Hu maun ambutuon us to become an orchestra leader and we all hope he does Page Fufly fuue 'k'f f' Uk. f . . .I . b . '. .- . - , AL D - Q 1 . .lf I ' 430 US 'J' DOTTERER BEATRICE ALTHEA BEATY Commercial Sometimes quzel somelrmes gay But we all love her erlller way The way Beaty punlshes a typewrlter and transcrlbes shorthand xs no one s buslness but her teachers and her own Although she loves a good tnme she stncks to a thmg untll lt 15 done Her favorite pastlmes are smgmg and danc mg Her ambltlon IS of the rxght sort she wants to make good ln busmess Beaty s ready and wlllmg cooperatnon wnll make her a pleasmg stenographer DOUGHERTY WARREN WILLIAMS Doc General A lrllle nonsense now and than ls relzshed by the best of men Doc IS a happy go lucky fellow eager to learn a dandy typlng student and average ln hls other classes Although he never took part m school sports he plays a bang up game of football or baseball wlth the gang m the sandlots He IS a Fme fellow to get along wnth and has many friends both new ancl old Warren someday hopes to become a number one typxst Gym leam I Dramalzcs 2 DOWNS MARQIORIE ANN MARGIE General Small successes su ce or small souls Nlargle IS one of those tlny glrls whose heart IS a lot bigger than she IS She s smart IH all her studies and a regular genius ln French Margie spends a great deal of tlme practlclng on the plano whlch believe It or not she s actually fond of dolng but she stlll finds tlme for many A H S actlvltles She 15 a llttle uncertain as to exactly what she wants to be but we re sure she ll have a swell time at college decldmg Cxrl Rescues 3 4 French Club 4 as .93 DUNBAR ELIZABETH MARTHA BETTY Commercnal Be as just and gracious unlo me As l am confldenl and kxnd unlo lhee Betty has a cheerful personality a sparklmg sense of humor and a generous dlsposmon Wherever she ns there IS sure to be a lot of chatter and laughter Her frlendshnp lS well worth acqumng for lt 15 loyal and smcere She spends most of her summer near a sunny pool She ex pects to be a stenographer for some reputable Hrm Chorus I Page Frfly srx . 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G0 US DUSCHAK FREDRICK P Dewey Cablnetmaklng Drlve sa ely GYYIUC sa ely Dewey IS a frlendly fellow who makes frlends and keeps them takes an lnterest ln hlsshop work and IS always busy Dewey IS a great lover of mechanlcs and does well at lt If ever you see hlm far from home don t be sur prlsed because he certalnly IS a wanderer especlally on hls lron horse When you see hlm ln the woods Please Do Not Dlsturb he IS Prospectlng for Cold EBERLY MAE MAE General FTICHJSITIP IS God s gl l lo man She IS not at the head of the class but has constantly kept her place as a good student Sports appeal to her especlally swlmmlng and basketball She has a pleaslng VOICC and personallty The strongest posslblllty IS that she Wlll be a sales glrl ln one of the department stores and she ought to be a good one EGGE BETTY ELAINE SHORTY Commerclal A blush IS prelly bu! somellmes mconvenlenl Words fall us when we try to descrlbe Betty She IS EDWARDS JOHN ,I ACK General Thl5 world s no Izlol for us Wlth hlS splrlts always hlgh good natured ack IS one of the most popular members of the class of 40 As a student he IS consclentlous and manages to get through wlth a good average ack may go to college However be he butcher baker or candlestlck maker lt s a sure bet he ll goover the top ln hls field Band shy and when teased easlly blushes Her love for danclng IS as natural as the curl ln her halr She has always been Interested ln Clrl Reserves and whenever there 15 some thlng gOlng on at the Y she IS sure to be there I have no dreams says Betty of the romantlc klnd l have nlghtmares of shorthand Her secret passions are unlforms and applesauce She wlll be a capable secretary Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 Page F :fly .seven .. ., l Nor blank, il means inlensily. and means good. 5 ' D . I I ' 0 US EGNATKO ANNA EGAN Commercial Happy go lucky fan' and ree Nolhmg ever bothers me A dancmg step a snatch of song and there s Anna wxth her Mary Lwmgston laugh and the happy and jovial ways that are known throughout the school Besides gomg to soclal affaxrs and havmg fun she has a serious slde she usually has her homework and keeps up with her Chorus l EITNER RALPH SHORTY General Tall Dark and Handsome Everyone knows Shorty at least everyone should l'or everytime he enters classes he has to stoop to get by the door Shorty IS well liked by everyone and his pleasmg personalxty will always l1ve ln the hearts of hrs fellow students lf you ever heard a funny chuckle around the corridors that s Shorty Perhaps you have heard or seen him xn actlon Yes football basketball and track Towering hxgh above others Shorty IS an easy target but try to hut that target studies Anna has a chance to smg with an orchestra and we hope she ll take the chance I-.LSENBAUMER ROWLAND E. W Etsc lndustrlal 50' l Cf jam the Marznes and sec lhe Czrls When Else became conscious that he was handsome he made up his mind to join the Marines and have a gurl m every port However we are all agreed that Rowland makes a better carpenter than a sallor But Else seems to thlnk he IS golng to grow bigger and more handsome ln the Marlnes than ln the contractxng fleld The boys wxsh hxm the best of luck anywhere ERICKSON ROBERT F Emcx Commercial Belief late than nol al all Erick a frlendly happy go lucky fellow and a swell guy to have as a friend seldom complams about anythmg Hrs ambltxon IS to make others happy He xsn t excellent 1n his school work but he keeps the teachers guessxng He :sn t particular nn regard to the klnd of work he gets after school but he wants work Page Fzfly exghl .. - 1 ' . f , Foollzall l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track 2, 3. s, . . - G0 US ERKINGER EDWIN FRANK Hr-:Rxv Commerclal Laugh ln the face of anger and be happy agazn A llttle fellow stucllous Wlth many frlends Herky works for hls father and can talk for hours on the shoe buslness Hls favorlte sport IS swlmmlng Although he ISD t on the swlmmlng team he can do almost any stroke the best swlmmers can do Herky wlth or wlthout the I-I IS a great llttle fellow Hell laugh at the sourest Joke ever pulled just because you re hls frlend We have an ldea Herky wlll go lnto the shoemaklng buslness when he gets out of school EROH RAMOND E Bun Industrlal Why work when you can sleepi Bud IS a happy go lucky chap who IS always Wllllhg to lend a helplng hand HIS favorlte hobby IS maklng color ful llnoleum block cuts whlch hls frlends treasure hlghly Bud expects to become a pattern maker and lf he can cut patterns as well as he cuts llnoleum he s sure to come out on top EUART GERALDINE ELIZABETH lanlw General She looks ll e an angel and ads ll too Bu! you never can fell what lhzs angel wlll do You can always know lt erry by her radlant auburn halr and hazel eyes pleasant dlsposltlon and llfe and fun although her pleasant dlsposltlon flares unpleasantly when anyone calls her Reds But she does not have the fiery temper of most redheads erry IS a good booster and cheers for all she s worth at games erry dances and plays the accordlon eats chocolate candy and llstens to Glen lVIlller s orchestra and wants to be a teacher EVERHART HERMINA JEAN Icon: Commerclal Hermlna wllh rlends galore Always hopes to make sllll more Hermlna IS a charmlng person and one who can be depended upon lf you need a pal Her favorlte pastlmes are football basketball and swlmmlng and she rarely mlsses any of the sports at A H S lggle can be seen anytlme of the day maklng conversatlon But don t get her wrong Hermlna IS SCYIOUS about her work and she expects to do blg thlngs Best of luck' Page Flfly nlne , J H lk ' u . ,. vu , SJ .. . .g J U , . 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EO US FABIAN HAROLD R MAJOR lndustrlal Truly an Ace ofthe Baton Thxs handsome curly topped young man came to us from the Central umor Hlgh School where he was drum major for the band and sang ln the glee club He became dxstmgulshed at hugh school for hls unxque double baton twlfllhg as drum major between halves at all football games and often stole the spotlxght Upon graduatlon he plans to enter an electrlcal school for he IS an amazmg electrical genius Band! 234 FATZINGER HARVEY THEODORE TED General An earful of muszc a wea ness or polztzcs ln Ted we have a free and easy sort of fellow with a sunny dlsposltnon that will enable hmm to be successful m future years Ted can be seen at every sport occasnon of the school especially baseball games This man hopes some day to have a government Job and we ll be around Chorus 4 Boy Scouts 2 3 4 EVRARD JOSEPH L os Commerclal Ye gadst The same lhmg everyday oe 18 a hard worker and knows he has plenty to learn At elght o clock a slum Figure creeps around the cor ner hurrxes up the hall and opens his locker The sober faced lad enters hrs home room and the sun begms toshxne oes never late He doesn t prepare for the future be cause the world IS full of opportunltles so Joe thlnks Basketball Usher 4 FARRELL RICHARD M FAUDAL Commercial 1 J rather be smart and shmc Than be Ing and cast a shadow Faudal IS a thrlfty fellow he has one of the most peculnar hobbles savmg llpstlck Hes the fellow that comes ln class late smgxng l Dldn t Know What Txme lt Was but lS the Hrst one out of the room He lS not too much mterested ln hxs studles W P A here l come Page Szxty T intl no , . 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I T30 US FAUST HOWARD LEROY Boa Sclence and Engmeermg Whal he umlerta es he fnzshes Smce hls Sophomore year Bob has been an actxve member of the band and ln hls umor year became a member of the orchestra He IS popular wlth hls fellow classmates and the general publlc allke through his trum pet solos with the Ploneer Band Although actively engag ed ln the muslcal field Bob always funds tlme to do his other school work B ndl 2 3 4 Orclzeslra 3 4 Nallonal Honor Soczely 4 FEDER DIANE DEANIE General A nzce personalzly ull of rascalzly and a charm that s all her own Theres somethlng about that modesty sweetness smcerxty that rmgs true and holds hosts of admirers for Dxane Deanle the well groomed Mlss wxth the super lashes and spray of freckles laughs and you laugh slghs and you sigh her splrlt IS contagxous Scoopmg snoopers would know that she s acquamted with Lehigh and Lafayette but not a word from her A toast to a blush a dxmple a smlle to Dlane FAUST GLADYS GAY General A ready wx! andfran replzes Topped of by a pair of laughing eyes A genlal dlsposltlon and a cheerful personallty help Gladys to be an ardent enthusiast at sports her twmklmg eyes and tmkllng laugh endear her to all her acquamtances Although Gladys often takes part ln pranks and jokes there are txmes when she can become very serlous She enjoys sketchmg and apprecxates good muslc She will need all her cheerfulness and courage to see her through since nursmg 15 no Joke lf we know her though she ll do a good job French Club 4 Commercial Lzltle creature full of wrt ulle lS a glrl with brown halr and brown eyes and a smlle which has won her many frlends She has always ranked hugh ln her studies although she does a great deal of dancing and skatmg Although she IS only five feet tall she makes up for that m other ways We don t know what she IS golng to do but when she makes up her mind she ll jump rlght up and do It Page Suxly one .. . k . .. k . a , . . : . : ' FAVOTTO, JULIA MARY JULIE x . - , - , .. . . 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G0 US FEDORAK MICHAEL Mrrcr: Commercral Prevenlzon rs worth all lhe cures rn the world If you have seen a pleasant young man struttrng down the hall of A H S wrth a cheery Hello and a brrght smrle to greet all hrs frrends rt s Mrke who wants to be an offrce executrve by startrng from the bottom and workrng hrs way up Although we don t know what rs rn store for Mrke we wrsh hrm all the success rn the world FEGELY THOMAS N Tommrzn Commercral The besl o lrfe rs lhe sunny not lhe shady srde Tommer harls from the west srde of the crty He rs a studrous scholar yet always cheerful and always wrllrng to hel others out of trouble or do any krnd of school work haps because of hrs good humor Whenever he finds lersure he turns to hrs cartoonrng and spends hrs trme rn drawrng Hrs sunny drsposrtron makes hrm a successful and eflicrent news carrrer for the Evenrng Chronrcle Hrs pleasrng and delrghtful character has won hrm many frrendshrps He rs happy no matter how cloudy the days may be FELDMAN ARNOLD BEEF General Look benealh lhe sur ace Le! no! hrs worth escape you Arnold rs one of those quret unobtrusrve chaps who thrnks much and says lrttle Though he rs a brt shy he rs a lrkable chap and an easy fellow to get along wrth He rs not only a fine fellow but a good student wrth an rnrmrtable character krnd manners and good common sense Arnold rs both rnterested rn and successful rn all hrs school work lntellrgence and hrs applrcatron to whatever he makes hrm self responsrble for wrll take hrm safely through lrfe Arnold who wants to be a forester expects to study at Penn State where we are sure he wrll grve a splendrd account of hrmself Natrona! Honor Soczely 4 FELEGY BETTE. ,I Bars Commercral Twelve school years have gone lhrough space And so have l Fun' That s her mrddle name for even studres she sometrmes forgets Bets lrkes swrmmrng dancrng and hrk rng and any other good clean fun Bets would lrke to be erther a telephone operator or an optometrrst Let s hope she gets what she wants Page Srxly Iwo . 'T S ' P v . ' . . . ' He takes a great rnterest rn art, especrallyrn cartoons,-pen FENSTERMACHER RICHARD K Drcx Englneermg and Sclence Some It e xt hot I-just 11 e rl com ortable If f Dlck IS not at all boisterous ln fact, he is rather quiet and reserved His weakness IS punmng, and his puns are not always good but hrs marks are ln fact he is a flash ln mathematics a wxzard ln chemxstry and physics. He ns golng to be a research chemist and IS going to Lehigh to complete hls studxes Perhaps we shall see him in the German Club 3 Natzonal Honor Society 4. FETTERMAN ANNA FRANCES Ferns College Entrance m Arts I never dare to wrzte as unny as I can Don t be misled by Anna s marks she lsn t a book worm but wxtty an excellent planlst and a Fine basketball player Anna lS llked because of her frlendlmesss and great sense of humor She plans to enter Bucknell and take the laboratory techmclan s course Knowing Anna as we do we expect her to corner some deadly bacteria someday Bas elballl 2 3 4 Historical Socrety 3 Natzonal Honor Society 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Dramalzcs 2 FELLER WALTER ALBERT Bos Engmeermg and Science Have fazlh rn the good Lord But eep your powder dry Walter an exceptlonal student gets excellent marks ln all hrs subjects without much consclous effort Hls favorxte studles are the sciences and English He has a yen for makmg puns and not very good ones at that about anythmg and everythmg usually to the dlsgust of teachers and students alxke Hrs favorlte tlme of year IS summer when he spends most of hls time playmg baseball Walt s ambltlon IS to be an mdustrlal chemlst for a corpora tlon Natzonal Honor Society FERENBAUGH BETTE BETTE Fme Arts Drawxng Belle s small but so IS dynamzte Bette you d llke her She IS a wlnsome wee thmg but you can t mlss her She strlkes you as somethmg to cherxsh You should see her pamtmgs woo woo She has a cherished ambltxon to be a commerclal artlst and she ll make her goal you can bet that It you ever see Eette just say hello you ll get your answer' Here s luck Cite Page S1 xly three G0 US Q Y 3' FETZER MARGARET LOUISE Murals Commerclal Happmess IS a by producl from work well done That gurl walking around ln more or less of a daze wlth a box of Nnbs m her hand and very few books 15 probably Margie Next to eatlng N1bS Margie llkes to read magazines She IS always poklng her nose lnto a thrlllxng mystery or an enchanting romance Margie IS quite an ardent basketball fan good swlmmer and lce skater She hopes to become an accountant some day FICHTER BEATRICE BEADY Commercial Live or ioclay tomorrow IS loo ar away Graceful and wltty Beacly IS not too gay and not too studxous but she gets by She studles when she IS not Ace skatmg dancmg cooking taking part 1n some sort of sport or mdulgmg ln some other mterestmg pastlme Beady has no plans for the future she prefers to let xt brmg what It may Councrl Rrepresenlalzue of Sub Deb Club of Y W C A FETFERMAN HENRY H HANK Engmeermg and Scxence Anglxng IS somewhat llke poetry mcn are lo be born so Hank IS a rare fellow and an Eagle Scout Travel has played a blg part lh hls llfe for he has gone to Callfornla almost every wmter slnce he was three and last year at tended Herbert Hoover Hugh School ln Glendale Calxfor ma If you should chance to see hum examine his change very thoroughly he IS not looking for counterfelts he IS a numxsmatlst looking for a new fxnd He means to be a surgeon Hzslorzcal Socrcly 3 4 Cerman Club 4 Swzmmmg 4 Canary Sta 3 4 Orolan Debal1ngSoc1ely2 3 4 Camus-1 FEYRER ELANOR B ELLIE General Friendship conslsls m being a rzeml no! ln having a rlcnrl Eleanor wlth her genial dlsposltlon and sympathetic nature has won many frlends Wlsecracklng and fun loving Ellle goes ln for all the sports from Ice skating to swlmmlng only a step She IS Crazy about dancing and swmg music plenty hot On the other hand she has her serxous moments when she can swung through algebra and chemxstry wlth the best of them Her fondest hope and ambltxon IS to become an assistant to some up and commg young surgeon Page Srxly four , 19' , : 5 ' ' ' ' '. . : S 1 X 0 -07.3 Commercial Club 4. G0 US FLANAGAN DOROTHY MARIE Imsu Commercial She s simple she s swcel She s cute and pelzle Mlx a charmmg personality wxth a sparklxng sense of humor add a sunny dxsposltlon and there I8 Dorothy To all outward appearances Dorothy xsashyand reserved gxrl but really fun lovlng and a good sport She does not belleve m spendlng all her time ln domg homework but can boast a hugh mtelllgence quotlent An ardent sports fan and good at dancing and ICE skatmg a genuine frlend popular with glrls as well as boys she has a grand chance to be a secre tary par excellence FLEISCHMAN PHYLLIS F1.oP General Fme arf zs that rn whzch the hand the hear! and the head go together Combine a dash of w1t a hlt of song and a laugh that ranges from g to hlgh c and we have Flop Phyllis who mocks at fallure and 1nv1tes success spreads an effervescent glow of good fellowshlp among us Although she cannot declde between her favorntes-desxgmng and smgmg we know that wxth an easel under her arm and a l1lt m her voxce she ll arrlve Chorus 2 Le Cercle Francarse 4 FLOWERS ,I HENRY .IIMMIE General Delrghlful but delzrlous Henry needs no mtroductlon to the students ofA H S FLICKINGER MARY LOUISE MARY Fine Arts The muszc rn lhzs mazden s vozce Thnlls awes and delzghls you Mary IS a glrl that everyone likes to have around She IS always full of pep IS an enthuslastxc booster of all school 3CtlVltlCS and Jolly chatter and pleasmg personality make her welcome everywhere Mary s Fme contralto voice made her sololst for the A Cappella Cholr and will carry her further mto the held of muslc A Cappella Chorr 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 He IS a faithful follower of all the sportmg events at school and was a member of the DlStflCt Track Champlons 1 39 He sa well known figure ln the corridors and IS always talkmg to one of the falr sex Even though he IS not a star 1n hls studles he always manages to pass Hls pleasmg personallty and abllnty to make frlends wxll be valuable to hxm always Track 2 3 4 Page Srxly five .1 11 1 11 1 . 1 . 1 . 11 1 1 - ' 1 1 .1 11 1 41 . . . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . , 7. , . 11 11 1 11 . . . . 1 . . . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 , . 11 . . . 11 ,, . . . ,,. , H , , . . . - 1 , . 1 1 - 130 US FOGLE KENNETH BRUCE KENNY Nlachlne Shop The harder the palh lhe belter the przze One of our future machmxsts and undoubtedly one of the best Kenny looks forward to the future wnth real hope slgmficant of his usual honest conhdence ID himself whlch has Indeed carrled hum successfully through countless tough spots and brought hum out on top practxcally every txme One who really knows Ken may conslder hxm a real pal and a real sport He enjoys practically any and every sport and IS studlous when necessary Nalzonal Honor Socrely 4 FOLLWEILER ANITA MAE Nr-ra General Eat enough and xl wrll ma e you wzse Read enough and xl wzll ma e you wise Here rs wzsdom zndeedf The answer IS No she IS not related to ohnme Follwexler She s that dark halred dark eyed gurl who reads a lot ln fact she reads practlcally all the time Her hobby IS eating though she always starts on a diet after each meal Those dark eyes turn from brown to black when her well timed scowl appears Nlta IS usually laughing merrily though she can become SCYIOUS mstantly when the occaslon demands Her delxghtful personallty her good common sense and her quick wit attract attention wherever she goes FORSTLER MIRIAM MAE MIRIAM General The Press' To gzve me fodder IS :ls busmess Mxrlam seems to be a quxet type of person untll you FOLLWEILER JOHN D jouu General He lzves lo babble ohn our tall blond handsome end of the football team lS always ready to argue the technlcalltxes of an Issue He IS always ready with a merry qunp and greets all with a broad smxle although he has a broader smile for that Certain person H15 congenlallty and abnlnty to make friends wlll and hlm ln future years Varsrty Football? 3 4 Varszly Track2 3 4 get to know her She IS one of the many students who has some General and Commerclal subjects She has been nelther absent nor late for ten years As for sports she llkes to play tennis as for the rest she would rather be a spectator Her hobby IS to collect poems and articles from newspapers Page Srxly sxx . J ' loves sports and fun and is truly a real book worm. Anita FRACK CLARENCE E FRACKY Haste ma es waste don I rush me Fracky IS one swell fellow easy to get along wlth so qulet and studlous lh hls classes that many a tlme you wouldn t know he was present lf you dld not see hlm slttlng ln front of you Hls hobby 15 muslc proved by hlS enthusl asm ln the band when he s at the games poundlng away on hls set of bells helplng the cheerleaders keep the school Splrlt runnlng hlgh Band 2 3 4 FRACK ELIZABETH MAE General I la e the world bu! as the world and ll e ll Betty IS the type of glrl who IS llked by everyone who meets her and wherever there s fun there we can Find her She may not be the most brllllant lh her classes but she stuclles hard and has what lt TCQUIICS to make a success of everythlng she undertakes Betty IS as frlendly and cheerful a person as one could ever meet She IS always Wllllng to do any favors asked of her wlthout complalnt Her ambltlon IS to become a nurse and wlth her pleasant nature we know she wlll succeed FOWLER DEAN ROBERT DEAN Commerclal No man dles from overwor Dean IS one of those well anyway a senlor who IS sure to get ahead ln the buslness world We cannot say that he pays llttle attentlon to the glrls that would be puttlng It mlldly much much too mldly When he works he IS taklng the dents out of hls automoblle fenders or puttlng them ln Dean has many frlends who Joln ln wlshlng hlm suc cess FRACK DONALD EARL Dow Commerclal I smlles were to eep one alwe Donald would llle Io be nznely flue Don IS a tall handsome lad wlth brlght blue eyes and a Wlnfllng smlle whlch make hlm an attractlve target for the glrls He doesn t care much for study but hls work 18 usually done Anythlng connected Wlth electrlclty lnterests hlm He has been an usher ln charge of the Press Box at football games and at the basketball games BETTY Page Slxly .seven Us k ,L FRANCES GRACE E GRACE General She looks I1 e an angel and lalks ll c one loo But you never can lell wha! an angel wzll do Grace has a smlle for everyone and a sunnydlsposltlon Between classes you can see her walkmg through the halls greetmg all her pals wlth a cheery Hello Her lnterest lh soclal functions consxsts mamly of football and basket ball games Although Grace has not fully declded what she ns gomg to do after leavlng A H S she IS thmklng about entermg Allentown Buslness College FRANK DOROTHY ,I PERIOD General Dol here Dot there And Dol everywhere A noxse a laugh a group of boys and gurls wlth dash mg Dot m the center A lxve wxre thxs one of the smaller members of the class and a sport fan Dot 18 never qulet dances swlms tenmses and always attracts the opposlte sex Her many years of muslc expression and dancing lessons have made her a talented person As long as you don t mentxon studles you ll be a friend of Dot s ln splte of the fact that she lxkes study too She wlll be a really good nurse quxck to see what IS needed qulck to get lt and qulck to see what people need Dramalzcs 2 FRANK NORMA LEONA FRANKY General An car full o muslc a hear! full of song Talkat1ve3 She has a glft of gab that s sometimes use ful and llves up to her name by bemg frank An ardent lover of muslc she has been a soprano ln the A Cappella Cholr for the past two years and plays the pnano Norma IS a faxthful follower and loud rooter at all football and basketball games She nsafull fledged bookworm whxch undoubtedly will help her prepare for the teachxng pro fessxon FRANKENFIELD ,IEANNE LOUISE Mlcxev Commercnal A blond so lrue wrlh eyes of blue A pleasmg manner and a sunny dlsposltxon character 1ze Mickey as a true friend and a wlllxng student Her hobbies are swimming dancmg and basketball She IS fond of shorthand and typmg and studlous After leaving hugh school Mxckey mtends to Fund a posxtlon as a secretary or stenographer ln an offxce Page Surly eight 'k 'lf . , If , l A Cappella Cho1f3 4 Chorus2 3 4 Dramal1cs2 3 FREDERICK WALTER H General Ta e me out to the Ball Came Bub IS one of these happy go lucky fellows who finds hls greatest Joy ln baseball He played baseball for hls Alma Mater for three years and was captaln the last two years The lnstructlon he recelved under a very fine coach roused ID hlm a deslre to be a major league baseball player Although he uses most of hls lelsure tlme for sports h malntalns an envlable standard ID school won: He smys he llkes school We say the school llkCS hlm Here s a final cheer For Frederlck' Varszty Baseball 2 3 4 FRITZINGER THEODORE R FRITZ SCICHCC and Englneerlng By the gas llght of the moon We ll lum the ol plano Tll lt I3 out of tune Frltz IS a happy go lucky fellow but also a bralny one He IS lots of fun lnslde than outslde of school When he IS not ln the Swlmmlhg pool or studylng physlcs he lS home drummlng on the P1800 and we must say he can get sweet muslc from those lvorles He hopes to have a band of hls own some day whlch IS hlS favorlte plan for the fu ture We wlsh you lots of luck Ffltl after you leave your dear old Alma Mater Swlmmlng team 3 4 FRANTZ JOHN WILLIAM ACK Commerclal Llfe beglns at 2 45 The Boy Scout of the ages' When he s among frlends hes wltty full of laughter and old jokes and always ready wlth hls tongue ASlde from lmltatlng Eddle Duchln he rates hlgh ln typewrltlng Who knows he may make a better lvory tlckler than a typlst lf he sould handle shorthand as well as he handles a palnt brush he would be an asset to some buslness ln the future ln hls lelsure tlme he plays the plano plng pong checkers and chess He ll have hls own dance band some day Good luck ohnny' Bus FRITSCH JEAN E. EAN General Haste thee jean and brmg wlth thee jest and youthfuljolllly Wherever jean IS there I5 smlle and laughter O ralny days or clear she IS always cheerful Her hobby lS photography but she takes tlme out to play a SWlft game of plng pong jean IS a member of the A Cappella Cholr and loves to slng She IS plannlng to contlnue her study of muslc at college Kn0Wlhg her VOICE wlll take her places we wlsh her all the luck lh the world Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella Chou' 3 4 HlSf0f1CGl Soclety 3 4 French Club 4 Page Slxty nlne Q ..J .. J . , . .. k . . . ' A . . . . ,U A . rl' V H ..J .. . . I' ' ' G0 US 90,2 FULLIN GINA M EAN Commerclal W1tl1 clollwes came sewzng a md of war you may call endless Gma ns a qulet brown eyed lassle whose blond haxr and falr complexlon have caused her frlends to envy her She takes her work very serxously Her hobbles are read mg and sewmg and other mterests are roller skating and gOlhg to the movles GACKENBACH JEAN M General l a good face IS a lellcr of recommendalzon a good hear! IS a leller of credzl She s nelther mighty 1n stature nor nmposmg 1n henght but she has won many fnends with her heartenmg smlle and pleasmg dlsposxtxon To help others affords her genuxne pleasure jean IS mterested nn swxmmmg football basket ball movies dancing and the Glrl Reserves To be asked to hurry I8 one of her few dlsllkes The abrllty unter est and perserverance ,lean has displayed ln her work ln school and out wlll enable her ln nursing or whatever else she chooses to do CrrIReserves2 3 4 FRY DOROTHY LOUISE D01- General Who carry musrc m ll'lClY lrcarl Ply lllelf las wzlli busler feel She s the busxest person ln town rushmg from one place to another She s dxfferent she doesn t lxke Clark Gable She s got hazel eyes a sweet smxle and wavy halr Her name IS Dorothy Dot loves to sung and loves to hear Slhglhg she s a Communlty Concert fan She plays at tennns and does plam lce skatlng nothmg trlcky She drives a car at an even forty and so far hasn t had any accidents Dot s plannmg on going to Drexel her Bug Ambition lS to become a home economist G1rIReserves 2 3 4 Hrslor1calSoc1ely 3 Nalzonal Honor Soczcly 4 GABE.LLlNl NORMA BARBARA GABBY Retail Selling A fnend loyal and hue Cannot be bought at any price Norma slncere honest trustworthy one of the mos ardent admlrers of swlmmlng and dancing has light halrt a creamy complexion and grey eyes She 15 full of fun but puts work always before play Her cheerfulness IS sure to bnghten any party She IS the best frlend one could wlsh always smllmg always ready to be a true pal Her favorxte pastxmes besides swlmmlng and dancing are tennls and readlng Our best washes for a very successful lxfe Gabby' Page Seventy . .. rn . .. . . . o k 1 . 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I i - . . , - . , - . . . - GACKENBACH MARJORI E MAY Makers General Ah the graclous tyranny o her fnger tzps Here we have a brown eyed gxrl uslng her vltallty on the downbeat of a pxano Do you wxsh to be soothed by a Bach compos1t1on3 Or dellghted with the latest Cole Porter hlta Nlargle can glve you either with equal ease She IS always ready for a good tlme and those who know her well apprecxate her loyalty and smcerlty A hlgher educatlon 18 nn store for her when she leaves A H S GALLIANO ANTHONY ,I Tom' General Earnestness and sport go well together One of the jollxest and most good natured fellows ln school Tony has a steady occupation of maklng frlends with everybody and can be seen wlth a glrl almost anytime ln harness on the grndlron and baseball diamond for three years Tony IS one of the best guards and hardest hlttmg second baseman that ever fought for Canary and Blue Everyone Joins m hopmg that thls fnne athlete and scholar who can even pull down hugh marks ln Latin wlll be as shmmg a star ln years to come as he 1S ln the sports and social aCtlVltl6S of A H S today Varszty Football 2 3 4 Varszty Baseball 2 3 4 Rrdmg Club 2 3 Basketball 4 Le Cercle Francazs 4 GARLAND DELORES DEE General She s neither shy nor IS she bold Although new to town Delores has completely won all our hearts An appealmg frankness sparklmg brown eyes and a beguxlmg smlle have worked havoc wxth all our hugh school boys Her clever fingers can fashlon the most entrancmg deslgns her twmklmg toes can cut a snappy Hgure enght whlch unhapplly enough mvarxably ends ln disaster If Dee can dance her way through lxfe as joyously as she has through hngh school her future holds great varlety and delight Member o Paseo Hrgh School Kansas Crty Mo Peppy Pirates Student Councrl GARIS JR PHILIP L PHIL General The man that hath no muszc rn hrmsel 13 ft or treasons slrataaems and spozls Shakespeare Phrl IS known for hrs three years of servlce lh the A Cappella Cholr All of us who have heard hlm sxng know why Dr Acker hesrtated llttle m selecting hlm for second tenor l-le 18 best lrked by his teachers and classmates for his qualxtles of lnxtlatxve and perseverence Although Phlllp was an unsung hero at the football games being a score board attendant we feel certam that his adventures ln llfe will be heralded wlth much acclaxm A CappcllaCho1r2 3 4 CIIOYUSZ 3 4 Page Seventy one .. v . f - . Home Room President 2: 4.l , l l , I l I 1 . . ' . . f l A... ' .. , . . f . f G0 US GEARY HELEN MAE HELENA General Today :sn 1 over ye! Helen always ha a smlle for everyone and one scarce ly finds her gloomy except when some great dlappolntment overtakes her She meets every sltuatlon squarely but not alwa s wlth a smxle Y Her favorlte sport IS swnmmmg though ln her spare time Helena IS always m the kltchen wnth an apron on because she loves to cook and cook she certamly can GEHRIS CATHERINE L CATHY General Eyes of blue hair o gold Lrps that lols of laughfer hold Blonde blue eyed Cathy has a wmnmg smlle pleasant ways and nn consequence many frxends Her school work comes before pleasure that s why she gets along pretty well She attends football baseball and basketball games roots for her favorite team and player and reads good books Although thls gurl is from Center Valley that doesn t keep her away from school actlvltles nor from school Cathy means to enter a nurses trammg school We thunk she knows she will look well lh a nurses outfit Happy days' CAUGLER WALLACE JOHN WALLY Commercial He who works fazthfully wrll succeed Wally IS a qulet sort of fellow ln school but out of school that quletness disappears He has made many fnends among students and teachers Wally takes a great interest m hls studies and IS a good student He lakes football basketball and fishing General A B111 may come and a B111 may go bul ne er a B111 lzke lfus one Bxll IS one of those few fellows who has never heard the words dull moment Hrs wut IS a spark that sets a crowd laughmg and gay for awhole evenmg He IS also an excellent worker havlng contlnually taken honors here Hrs personalnty sets hlm apart To hlm we give our best wnshes of success' Page Seven! y two GEHMAN, WILLARD H. 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GEIST GERALD W Er-uw Commerclal The world s all rzghf and all IS azr Jerry a thrlfty Commerclal student enjoys hrs studies as much as he does a square meal Walkmg glrls from class rs Gerald s hobby An enthusxastxc supporter of school 2lCtlVll1I6S he attends football basketball games and swxmmmg meets as a matter of course Someday Gerald hopes to be a Blg Boss ln a progres sive business enterprise so he can give dlctatlon lnsteacl of takmg It Commerczal Club 4 GERY ELIZABETH LOUISE BETTY Commerclal Qurle the lady rn every way Bu! happy and cheerful lhe llve long day We Introduce a brnght and happy specxmen of lady 'mood She has that something that demands attention She ns so full of energy that she bubbles over ln a spasm of wholesome hllarlty In splte of her apparent care free and happy go lucky dlsposxtlon she has a heart of gold and wlll go to untold trouble to please her friends She xs kind and always glad for an opportunity to help someone a good worker and a fine prospect for anyone Interested ln homemaklng Usher al class play 3 GEIDNER HARRI ET T I-IARRIET General Sung away sorrow cas! away care I-Iarrlet IS the type of a gurl everyone likes to know Although she xsn t one of the highest ratlng pupils ln her class shell always get along because she believes that all wxll be well tomorrow Harriet loves all sports as well as readxng and dancing Girl Reserves 2 3 4 GERHARD ROWLAND M Germs Industrial A szlenl tongue slgnr es a busy mind An electrician he lntencls to be we hope he succeeds so does he I-Ie llkes muslc wlth class only swlng tho wxll pass A lover of sports he trles them all but swlmmlng he llkes the best of all He s well dressed always looks hls best h Generally serlous he seems to be often gay however IS e Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Page Seventy three I I I GERY RICHARD C Rxcu Englneermg and Science Every man lS what he ma es hzmsel Although Rrch 18 a qulet fellow he takes an mterest ln many actlvxtles llkes sports and IS a member of the track team Like most fellows he llkes to read and can often be found burled m a book He ns to go to Penn State German C1ul13 Trac Team? 3 4 GEYER HERBERT HERB Lover come bac to me Lacking next year will be the famxllar figure of Herb Geyer escorting hls heart throb through the corrldor of Herb has been blessed with a truly SCle'1tl6C mlnd along wlth an appreclatlve sense of humor and an uncanny abllxty to nb persons and things anlrreslstlblecombmatxon Basketball was hls mam lnterest ln has sophomore and Jumor year Thus year xt also runs He mtends to study Pharmaceutxcal Chemlstry at Temple Unlverslty We wlsh hmm the best of good fortune G0 US GERY NATHAN ,I NATF General The world zs not as hard as ll mzght be Nate came to us from the Allentown Prep School and has been with us for only a year yet we have already learned to respect hmm for he IS one of those unusual people who has no pet hates He prefers music to everything else and hopes that someday he wlll find his niche ln the hall of music Foollwalll 2 Bas etballl 2 Baseballl 2 GETZ SYLVIA Syn. College Entrance m Arts A constant rrend 18 rare and hard to find What s ln a name3 If a name does mean anything Sylvla Getz what she goes after whether It be honors m frlendshlp or xn society When Sylvla Getz gomg there IS laughter on all sides Where IS Sylv1a3 Somewhere helplng someone exther wxth homework or just to have a good tlme Although she loves fun lt does not stand ln the way of her scholastlc recorzl Who ns Sylvia? What IS she3 She s one swell sport Dramal1cs2 3 French Club 3 4 H1storzcalSoc1ely 3 4 Natrona! Honor Soczety 4 Page Seventy four r. H , - , 1. . . . H , , , v - 1 k - , , f U n . fn -. H , .. f . . H - . - H .Y - . , . . . . . . . . , , - , - 1 - 4. 1. H S - - , A G0 US GIAMEI JENNIE GENOVEFF .IENN Commerclal Happy go lucky falr andfree Nollung ever bolhers me jenn IS quxet bashful reserved and beloved She IS maklng a success of her commercxal work She xs happy go lucky easy to get along wlth carefree and manages to get her work done jenn s mam ambltlon 18 to become a typlst Her interests out of school are reading boolfs danclng roller skating bxcycle rldmg and going to the movles We wlsh her succes ID whatever she undertakes GIBBONS KATHLEEN Imsn Commerclal Dzd you know Kathleen has afnc Spznl 3 Blue eyes dark halr skatlng feet combined wlth that good Irxsh nature and what do we have3 The answer Irlsh Dxd you ever see her wlthout that famlhar sm1le3 Kathleen a qulet person enjoys lxfe thoroughly She s an excellent dancer and a swell skater whxch makes her even more excltmg to the opposnte sex And speakmg of the OPPOSIIC sex she prefers the tall SIX footers and doesn t mxnd a but lf they re a lxttle over SIX Here s to Ir1sh' GILBERT ROBERT H Boa College Entrance ln Arts Good humor and generaszty carry the day wzlh llle popular heart all the world over Bob always enjoys a good time His vlvld blushes are a sure slgn of a highly sensltxve nature He knows that there IS tlme and place for everythmg and always for his school work In fact his report card IS the envy of many He applnes hlmself to his studles wlth a will After gradua tlon he mtends to enter Muhlenberg then the Unlverslty of Pennsylvania for a dental diploma In a few years we shall see his shmgle out and be gomg to hlm with our dental troubles Rldmg Club 2 3 4 GILLESPIE VIRGINIA GINNY General And grace lhal won those who saw her lo wzsh ller to slay always Gmny xs peppy and qulet jolly and shy full of good humor and mlrth Her great loves are chemistry and marlonettes Socxal actlvxtles and school work keep her busy but she prefers her favorite pastime reading She reads every book she can find time for but goes 1n for long novels of the old South and Juicy murder mysterles She also Ixkes lce skatlng dancmg and Lehxgh Umversxty In short Glnny Ixkes Ixfe and we luke Ginny French Club 3 4 Hrslorzcal Society 3 Rzdmg Club 3 4 Page Seventy fzve M -, - U . . . 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I I f - u H - 4- . .I n I - m X. .. n I l v - GLOSE' DICKERD Wumvv General As lume flzes knowledge uncreases Luke most fellows wuth a large area Duck has a good sense of humor Hus accuracy for knowung exactly to the second, when to leave home to get unsude the home room door on tume each mornung us not only above average but COl'lSlStCl'lt Although Duck wauts untul the eleventh hour he rarely falls to fulfull all demands Hus love for the old lnduan huntung grounds leads hum to archery and he s naturally goung to be a Forest Ranger or a manager un forestry GRANER EUGENE lRVl N General The stiffer llue breeze llue laller flue frees Thus tall dark and oh well let s skup that fellow spends most of hus tume muxmg mulk shakes at a popular drug store Gene lukes basketball a lot and us well known on the De Molay team An ardent rooter for A H S he us both seen and heard at most of the games Busuness us callung Gene he us goung to a busuness college for further traunung Lots of luck to you and your future Basketball I 2 Spamslu Club 2 De Malay GINTER NAOMI RUTH NAN Retaul Sellung Worru3 Le! ll run away Live a lu e and Iuve ul say Nan us a grand gurl affectionate and a real fruend Naomu can be dugnufled or overflowung wuth fun accordung to the people she s wuth We have never seen Nan un a mad rush to class She us fond of sports especially roller skatung and danc ung Naomus great ambutuon us to become a successful busunesswoman and just as she us she has our best wushes for success GOTTHARDT RUTH I Ru-rms General Nol that I luke sludy less But that I luke fun more Ruthue has found many fruends throughout her hugh school days as she has a keen personaluty and us lots of fun but alas' she has one great fault whuch us the despaur of her lufe she guggles' Ruthue untends to teach the a b c s some day and her classroom wull be a lucky one We suncerely hope that lufe holds for her all that she seeks' Dramalzcs 2 German Club 4 GENE Page Sevenly sux . . f. , . , . .. , . . . . , . 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GRIFFITH BETTX ,IANF Bm-Ts She may seem bash ul lrmzd and shy Although Betty IS one of the few girls who can still honestly blush she managed to become the presldent of the Commercxal Club as well as to hut the Honor Roll several tlmes She just loves to watch a football game even though she doesn t know the difference between the halfback and the center just as long as she can cheer and eat hot dogs Betts also has a flare for argulng and no matter what sxde of the argum nt she takes you can count on her to wm Commcrcral Club 4 3' .pr-st GROSS EDWARD L Emma I musxc be lhe food of love plau on Eddie quiet yet restless cares llttle for study A lover of muslc and an able smger he has used his talent ln the A Cappella Choir He enjoys classical musxc but spends txme playing the latest hlt tunes on the plano As a pastlme and a hobby he makes model alrplanes and draws But he s to be an accountant Chorus 3 4 Cho1r4 GRASSO NELSON NEx.soN lndustrlal When beller cars are made Nelson wxll ma e lhem Nelson who stands about five feet eight Inches the hve wxre of the auto shop Hls favorlte hobby ms tmker Ing wlth automoblles and trying to remodel old cars Hls pet passion IS Hshlng and he sure throws a swell lme Here s looking at you your cars and your fish Commercial Don I do loday Whal someone else wlll do for you lomorrou. joe IS a rabid bowlxng fan and wxll talk about bowling to any one who cares to llsten He not only talks a good game but also bowls a good one averaging over ISO However smce one cannot make a hvmg by bowlmg Joe has decided to become a super salesman This he IS sure wnll satxsfy his desire for travel Page Sevenly seven .. . k . . l . .' l '- - ' l GRIM, JOSEPH Y JOE - I ' , - hi G0 US GRZENCZYK IRENE M RENEE Commercial Better than gold IS a thin mg mmd She s a sport' Everybody knows Just who Renee IS a sport enthuslast w1th her favorites swlmmlng and lce skating She manages well ln her studles too and concen trates on her school subjects and IS frequently on the Honor Roll She lsn t too qulet nor too loud Wherever she goes her personallty wm her a host of frlends GUNN ETHEL B GUNNY General Second thoughts they say are best Shlnlng brown eyes and a happy smlle announce Gunny whose genlal personallty wms her new frlends and endears her to most who know her But she makes some foes too for she loves to crltlclze m fact nothmg ever escapes her crxtlcal eye Her favorlte sports are swlmmmg golf and lce skatmg the latter IS her hobby Cunny ln tends to take up sewlng and deslgnmg Lots of luck to her GUTEKUNST MARJORIE FAYE. Moose Commercial Gzgglzng when she comes And gzgglzng when she goes But what she may be gzgglmg at No one ever nows Marjorxe IS a studlous llttle mlss struttlng through the halls worrylng about her lessons but w1th a crowd she IS a lot of fun She can flnzl somethlng to laugh at IH the smallest every day occurence A lover of muslc and of art spends much tlme warblmg the classics What every she undertakes we all wlsh her luck Chorus I GUTH EVELYN ELSIE ETI-IEL Evvv General Nothmg great was ever achzeved wlthout enthuszasm Evelyn makes and keeps frlends easlly but IS a little bashful at tlmes Although smcere ID all she does she also has a keen sense of humor A passion for dancmg and a strong mterest ln all sports keep her occupied outside school A falthful follower of stage and screen shows Evvy seldom misses a hlt After leavmg hugh school she plans to matrlculate at Cedar Crest College Hoc ey 2 3 German Club 4 Bas etball 2 3 4 Cmtramuralj Page Seventy exght , , I u 1 n - , - - v n ' , WA. . w , , . . . , . 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C30 US GUTH JEANNE L CUP Commercial So sweel the blush of bash ulness E en pxly scarce can wrsh rl less eanne the llttle gurl wlth bug xdeas can always take a Joke even If she doesn t get lt Sewing IS her pastime and she knows how to put P16085 together A spmtecl football enthusiast and a basketball fan too she likes the game exciting When she has nothlng else to do she loves a gruesome murder story or perhaps a bag of peanuts Her favorite sport IS badmlnton which she plays very well Commerczal Club 4 HAAF RALPH DAVID HALF General Cold that buys heallh can never be rll spent Ralph IS sux feet four mches of health happlness and sunshine Ralph would rather draw than eat Many dull moments 1n the classroom are brlghtened by h1s wltty cartoons Ralph sees the brlght slde of many mc: dents and IS pralsed for hrs good nature Hls ambltxon rs to be a worthy successor to Walt Dlsney Rzdxng Club 2 Canary and Blue cCGfl00HlSlD 3 4 Science and Englneerlng Consular the lea ellle up to :ls nec zn hol water and slzll zl whrslles Here s a chap who wlll never get wrlnkles or gray hair from worry Hrs wlllmgness and good nature have won hun a place lh all hearts Carl has been a malnstay ln the A H S Band for three years and ns the co edltor of the Trrmly Gazelle He hkes dancmg baseball basketball and football and hopes to continue all these at Lehxgh where he plans to prepare for a career of engmeermg YMCA UFYP Band234 HAAS KENNFTH ROBERT KENNY Commerclal Lrghl of heart free of mxnd Always happy gay and kmd Husklly bullt w1th a Jolly round face Kenny slldes along the halls wlth the smallest number of books he can possxble arrange to carry He doesn t understand why you should conjugate sentences He tries hls best ln English and other subjects but he can t get Interested He IS at almost all the football and basketball games He IS fond of football basketball swxmmlng and table tennis Page Seventy nrne f . . 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CWM .. , k v .x k . , HAAS ROBERT PAUL Bon General Wrlhoul earneslness no man IS eucr greal Happily for three short years Bob has quletly moved ln and out among us Bob glVeS evidence of possessing hne creatxve ablllty and that may account for hls keen Interest ln hrs hobbies musxc and poetry The South Side IS Bob s great mam mterest Hrs one weakness 18 candy but you should see hlm glve a prece of chewing gum a genume beatlng Bob s highest ambltlon has always been to enter Eckles Embalmmg School rn Phlladelphla and graduate a polished mortlcxan Dramahc Club I 7' HABRIAI DAVID A Gus General Be doubly sure you re rzghl Then znlellrgenlly eep al rl Everytlme one sees Davld he s carrying a small pocket dlctronary whose definltlons are usually vague He IS hlghly mterested ln automoblles hrs present model bemg a 32 Desoto sedan His hobby IS collectmg auto Informa tlon his favorite sport auto racing his lntentlon becommg an auto dealer When xt comes to work smcerlty and honest effort attentxon to detaxls and perslstance are the qualltles that wm x.x HACKER MAE FLORENCE MAE General A een sense of humor rs beller lhan none ll ma cs others happy and creates lots offun Agreeable likeable sparkling Mae s everybody s best friend Nlae doesn t say very much but the rare remarks she makes are remembered long after they have sent her frxends rollmg m the aisles Mae s hobbnes swlm mmg tennxs and dancmg take up more of her tnme than her studxes but wlth a lxttle last mxnute crammmg she has always managed to pass her subjects with Hymg colors To Mae ready for anything and into everything Good I luck HACKET CHARLES R CHILLY General Frrendlzness 13 hrs vzrtue Well folks here he rs our dashing young red head Despxte hrs halr Chllly IS not marked with the usual ac companlment of a hot temper ln the contrary he 18 even tempered and easy to get along wxth He intends to enter Lehigh next year to become' a chemical engineer Chxlly IS also a muslcxan havlng been a member of the band and orchestra for three years Hrs many friends wlsh hum the best of luck Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Soc1ely4 Page Exghly Curl Reserves 2 3 l -. -- ' - -. . . 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I - - I HAFER CHARLES CHARLIE General l a glrl lzrea s my hear! l ll lrrea llerjaw Have you l'leard3 Charlle IS Jolnlng the Navy At least that IS what he says He IS also an ardent lover of sports especlally football Wherever there IS an argument you wlll flnd Charlle laylng down the law whether he IS rlght or wrong When you see Charlle gazlng ln a class room where there are glrls you wlll know he IS ln love You wlll never and Charlle worrylng about school work for he has that favorlte saylng l should worry One of hls favorlte hobbles IS bulldlng models of mldget raclng cars he also enjoys avlatlon Here IS to you Charlle and a great future HALL DOROTHY E Dol' General A smlle a day ls a las accomplzslled Dorothy Hall has dark halr a falr complexlon and IS well llked She IS a glrl wlth a pleaslng personallty always ready to laugh wlth you She does not take her school work too serlously but seems to get along all rlght ln school Dot enjoys danclng and swlmmlng and IS a loyal school supporter ln all school actlvltles We bld farewell to a swell pal from A H S HALLMAN MARCIA A handful of good life IS worlll a bushel of learnlng Marcla has galned a personallty plus ratlng through HALL MARION S Mol.l.Y General Some wor o noble nole may yet be done Sports' These constltute Molly s llfe for there IS nothlng she llkes better than hlklhg at least ten mlles hlttlng the bull s eye or heavlng that basketball across the gym We wonder lf her powerful strength wlll ever fall her for she IS known to outdo some of the mascullne sex But mark you she IS as frlendly and gentle as they come Wlth her everyone else IS first whether she reallzes It or not And lf anyone 18 looklng for a clean sport and a real friend there IS no mlstake made about Molly Y W C A Archery Club fsecrelaryj 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Baskelball3 4 Valley Ball3 MARCIA her spontaneous Wlt and versatlllty Although she s the orlglnator of many of our cutest remarks she s never lacking ln the gray matter that made her a member of the Natlonal Honor Society Not only has she been an honor student but also a member of both the chorus and A Cappella Choir Those who have already made her ac qualntance wlll agree that she wlll be among those to gam a name for themselves ln years to come Rlclrng Club 2 3 JUHIUY Class Play Le Cercle Francals 3 4 Chorus 3 4 A Cappella Ch0lY 4 National Honor Soclely 4 Page Ezghly one .. f . k . k . 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E0 US HALPERIN EDWARD F EDDIE General A lt1Sl'l1fIg wll a lzrllllanl smzle A ready hand a chap worlll u.l1lle Eddle s Wlt and hl.mor prevall wherever he goes A master of double talk Eddle IS fun l0Vlhg a flne student and a swell frlend Hls Wllllng advlce IS sought after and valued by hls many frlenc's and he IS also an accompllshed basketball player Eddle expects to enter the Wharton School of Buslness at Pennsylvanla Unlverslty Hls glft of understandlng and povser to express hls thoughts ln a language that anyone can readlly understand wlll un doubtecly carry Eddle to success HAMMERL ,IOSEFH ALBERT General All work and no play makes ac and lols 0 ll ln hls spare tlme oe works at exhallng warm alr lnto the hollow tublng of a hot clarlnet He IS a llkable easy golng chap who knows all the answers to any WISE crack One of hls pastlmes IS comblng hls halr but you woulcl never know lt HIS ambltlon IS elther to have hls own band or to follow ln the footsteps of Mlchael Angelo for he IS equally lDt6l'CStCd ln art if G1rlReservcs 2 3 4 German Club 4 NHl1OHGl Honcr HANEY ALBERTA BFRTIE General Argue argue all the wlllle Bu! lops ll all wllll a wulc wlde smlle Alberta tlfe mods st home lovlng glrl lnslsts she s good for nothlng at all but when you really get down to lt you ll dlscover that Bertle has qulte a blt of common sense ln her head Her SpCCl3lty 15 Sewlng but she IS also fond of danclng studylng and tallclng Although frequently seen at the candy counter ln the Cafeterla she spends most of her tlme trylng to lose welght Don t ever get thls gray eyed brown halred glrl excltezl lf you do you ll have a rlot on your hands goclclq HANZLICH PAUL P PAULY lndustrlal To be polzle IS lo do and say The lndesl llllngs ln llle lndesl way Pauly IS a fun lovlng an:l practical young man not exerclslng hls full powers ln school but does just what IS necessary He IS extremely mterested ln the Auto Shop He always greets frlends wlth a dallllng smlle that gleams and flashes for many a mlle When Pauly graduates we are sure he wlll make a success of hlmself ln the future years Here s the best of luck ln any enterprlse Page Elghly two G0 US 'f HARBAUGH ELIZABETH A Berry plans to attend Rzrlmg Club 2 3 HARPER NAOMI V HARPER I laugh cl and danc d and lal d and sang Naoml came here from Nazareth Hxgh lh November Her favornte sports are lJ1CyCllDg and swlmmlng for whlch she has won several prlzes She IS quite a sports enthusiast attendmg most of the games Harper llkes dancmg and the movles She hasn t a most favonte female star ask her for further partx culars you know Naoml IS a man hater' fflctzvzlzes at Nazarelhl Glce Club Commcrczal Club Blue and Wlule Slaff Magazine Campaxgn leader HARTMAN ROBERT JR Boa Engmeermg and Sclence Hasle ma es waste Don l rusll me Bob xs a future englneer He works hard and lS always wlllmg to lend a helpmg hand Besides bemg a good scholar he attends practically all the athletic events and very seldom mlsses a dance Bob recently took the Aptntucle Test at the Stevens lnstltute of Technology and has now declded to be a clvll engineer Next year he wlll go to Mercersburg Academy Page Ezgllly Ihre: Le Cercle Francais HARRIER MARYC General A lzltle ln! of enerylhzng Betty CllStll'lgUlSl'lCd by her shmmg brown eyes and her cheery Hello 18 an all round good pal She shows keen lnterest ln sports and IS sure to be at every football and basketball game One of her mam Interests IS musnc m which she displays great talent Wzth her hugh ambxtxons and scholastlc standlng Betty wlll surely skyrocket to success at Connecticut College for Women which she 3 4 Natzonal Honor Soczely MERRY General A smzle and doesn I cost a cenl Merry IS one of the horter members of our class but because of her blond haxr she lS easy to hncl lt 15 not dxffi cult to get acquamted wlth Merry and once she lxkes you she IS your friend for lxfe It 15 rumored that she wants to become a nurse Merry s mckname tells the story She wlll do well as a nurse ' AA lv - - . , . any favorite male starfcontrary to the usual run, she has 2 . . - I , . 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HARTZELL MARY MERKLF MARY General For she s ajolly goodfellow Mary s genial good humor and wit are well known She enthusiastically engages in swimming and horse back riding and IS an interested spectator at basketball and football games ln her studies Mary is average in her play she is expert Marv is one of the unusual girls who likes to cook and she says this is one of her favorite pastimes She expects to become a teacher of home economics First matrlculate at Linden Hall junior College and later at ome higher institution Girl Reserves 7 3 4 Riding Club 3 4 HASSLER THOMAS THEODORE Doc General A laugh is worlll a hundred groans in any mar el Doc is an outstanding figure at A H S on account of his long legs and good humor He is fond of basketball football and baseball and plays a good game when he gets the chance He likes to swim and hike and he has no objections to blondes once in a while We ll all miss Tom and we wish hlm lots of luck with Uncle Sam s sallors or elsewhere HAUSMAN ALICE Auca General You can see llze brighter side just as well as not Alice IS one of those really rare girls who happen to be smart ln her studies and stlll maintains a sense of humor Most of her spare time is spent in going to Girl Reserves or Girl Scouts or waiting to buy a ticket for some school sport event or wondering how long it will take her to grow just two inches She s a swell pal to girls and boys alike National Honor Society 4 German Club 4 Girl ReserLes2 3 4 Girl Scoulsl 2 3 4 HAUSMAN DONALD C Buren Science and Engineering My ingdom for less homewor . To his large number of friends Don it probably known best as Butch because he hopes to become a doctor. Never lagging behind in his studies, he also takes part in extra- curricular activities. Baseball manager in his sophomore and junior years he became senior manager in his final ear. y Butch is very active in Boy Scout work, his job being that of Troop Scribe. When he is doing neither Boy Scout work nor homework you can probably End him working behind the counter in his dad s store. Baseball manager 2 3 4. Page Eighly-four GOMUS 'FE Y ? HAUSMAN ROBERT EDGAR Bos General Women are fzc le A qulet unassumlng fellow Bob IS well worth knowmg As a frxend he s tops loyal and true Whlle not actlve ln sports he takes a keen lnterest ln football and basketball Bob IS l00kll'lg forward to a college course ln BUSINESS Admxnlstratlon We wxsh him the best of luck and a full measure of success HEILMAN ARNOLD L Amqy General Personalzly lS I1 gl lcllvlne None nou,s1l can ll de me just be than ul rf xt be llune Arny IS a happy go lucky son of A H S who ms g0lng to enter into the voyage of llfe along with the rest of us One of the easy going members of our class he IS always ready to swap wlsecracks and discuss girls dances and plays Arny IS small popular and cuts a wlde swath among the ladles He likes dramatxcs and has that far reachmg wmnmg personallty which IS three steps IH the clxmb to success Dramal1cs2 3 4 HAUSMAN LOUISE DORTHEA Tmzssuz General All rs no! gold lllal glzllcrs She may be small and sometimes we wonder lf she has grown out of her childhood But Thessle IS a swell lclcl Yes and can she sew anytime you want repairs made just ask Thessle she ll be glad to do lt anytlme Let s hope when she steps out into the world thlngs will turn her way HEABNER ELIZABETH MAE BETTY General A lrttle sleep rs better than none al all Betty a frlend to everyone IS best known for her glg glmg She loves to slt by her radxo and enjoy a good Jazz band A great supporter of all sports she IS always cheering our team on to vlcotry Page Erghly fwe .. ,kan A n4'.A . u 'E Q t , A A .. .fpf E0 US HEILMAN CAROLINE. E CARoLYN General I she wlll she wlll then you can depend on lt Carolyn IS a pal everyone wlshes for but few and Al though she IS hard to become acqualnted wlth she IS a frlend loyal and true Her greatest ambltlon IS to become a nurse and what an attractlve nurse she wlll makellf she re malns a man hater HEINTSELMAN FORREST CURLY General Wzth graceful step he s rules the street 4nd smzles at all the mazdens sweet Curly IS a handsome young man always at the top of the llst wlth the OPPOSIIC sex Whenever a Joke IS belng played all eyes are turned toward Curly but you ll always flnd hlm a swell guy always ready to lend helplng hand HIS hobby IS huntlng and target practlce He IS also lnterested ln all outdoor sports Curly s greatest ambltlon l s to become an avlator We certalnly hope to find hlm an ace pllot ln the near and unllmlted future Swltch on contact HEIST BEATRICE R BEATIE General Wlth honest prlcle she scorns each sel :sh end Her dearest need a frlend s esteem and praise Beatle IS never too busy to joln any fun She llkes to HEISER ARTHUR H AR-r lndustrlal too late or brea ast Art IS lnterested ln muslc and photography He played ID the HHYTISOD Morton band and orchestra and ln VBTIOUS other orchestras at the same tlme Art IS always wllllng to lend a hand always ready to take a Joke He plans to keep on wlth prlntlng lf he can Everythlng he knows about prlntlng was taught to hlm ln the three years ln Allentown Hlgh prlnt shop Prznt Club 4 have everybody happy She says there IS a place and tlme for everythlng so she doesn t mlx pleasure wlth work She llkes to read mterestlng books to go to the movles and go to school and does exceptlonally well ln whatever IS to be clone Beatle Wlll be among the best of the nurses She has an appreclatlon of other people that promlses well for her own happlness and that of her 8SSOClatCS Page Eighty szx .. f . v . , ..,. . U I U l U , I a Don't care what they call me, just so they don't call me HEIST CHARLES HENRY Hslsrv Small but mzglrly Hensty xs a small fellow has nxce red halr and gray eyes If you see a lxmousme go whxzznng by you wlll know xt IS Helsty for he loves to drxve and can drlve well Helsty IS a sportmg guy He llkes to play football baseball and basketball and can play them all well He wants to be a first class salesman Whatever he does we wlsh hlm all the success ln the world HELFRICH HAROLD W SLIM College Entrance m Arts Course Comb down hrs han' loo loo f rl stands uprxglll Who nows wha! llmught rs under xl' Harold xs a great pal and a tolerant locker partner and can lose his temper only over a pushed m hat He llkes t-o read SpEClallZES ID hxklng stamp collectlng and German scrxpt and has a wxld mama for dashmg off poems stones plays or edltorxals ln hns spare moments The OPPOSIIC sex IS stlll the least of hxs worrles and his cheerfulness helpfulness and dependablllty are equalled only by hxs genulne comradeshlp He IS the kmd of sympathetxc thoughtful understand mg frlend every fellow wants to have Canary and Blue Sta 3 4 Dramalzcs Soclely 3 4 Publrc Plays 3 4 junior Class Play 3 German Club 4 H1slarzcalSoc1ely3 4 Treasurer4 Comus lnler class Play4 HELFFRICH JOHN DAVID joumw General Wal I lzkeflyzn well enough he soul bu! lam! such llrunzlerzn un when you come lo lzglxl johnny congemal and well llked can be seen and heard at all the football and basketball games He IS tall dark and handsome He likes all sports especially Ice skatmg and swlmmlng Hxs favorite hobby ns bunldmg model airplanes All ID all ohnny xsn t a bad fellow to get almg wlth HELFRICH MIRIAM M MIM General Hugh characler opens the door to all llearls Mlm IS defimtely not the studlous type but her bug clear brown eyes look you so frankly ln the face and her red lxps part ln so dazzlmg a smlle when she talks that no matter where she goes nor what she does she makes new friends Because she appreciates and loves music her llfe IS gay and full when there are worrles she smgs a merry tune Chorus 3 4 A Cappella Choir 4 C111 Reserves 2 3 4 Page Ezghly seven ,Y I Xb HENSINGER JOYCE ISABEL ov Retall Selllng Farr and pure ne and true We o ten wonder 1 there are more llke you o y IS just what she s full of and there s no doubt that here IS the cream of the crop Belng a great sport swlmmlng tennls and plng pong have won her heart and her danclng feet cannot keep stlll joy s rare personallty has won her a host of frlends and she IS always found ln the mldst of fun HERSH ELEANOR MARY El.l2ANolz Commerclal To be consczentraus and fazthful IS sure to brzng success Some day we hope to see Eleanor cheerfully working her way to success ln the buslness world Even though she IS qulet most of the tlme her dellghtful personallty shlnes through She has lnltlatlve and perseverance two factors essentlal to success She llkes readlng and golng to the ITIOVICS Her cheery smlle her wllllngness to work her pleasing personallty and her ever ready cooperatlon have helped to make her unlversally well llked She knows how to tackle hard problems that she encounters and uses com mon sense to solve them Commercial Club HELLER MARGARET ELLEN PEGGY General lntelllgence and courtesy always combmed Peggy s got beautlful hands a yen for clothes clothes and more clothes and how she can roll her eyes' Up to the tlme of an accldent last summer her favorlte hobby was blke rldlng She lntends to become a teacher and her volce IS very very soft She s a had tennls player but she can lce skate swlm and do clever card trlcks Peg just loves chocolate ICC cream sodas chocolate cake and plng pong For further lnformatlon see MISS Heller herself Honor Soc1ety4 H1stor1calSoc1ety3 4 C1rlReserves 2 3 4 Grrlscoulsl 2 3 4 HERBERT SHIRLEY L Smal. General Wm your way to success wztll a cheery smlle and a happy personality Shlrl IS tall Jolly has laughlng blue eyes and a Wlde clrcle of frlends She attended jamalca and Huntlngton Hlgh Schools ln New York before she came to Allentown and everywhere has been a good student Especlally fond of Swlmmlhg and skatlng Shlrl also llkes danclng and adores swlng hands She intends to enter nursmg and we feel that she wlll he good medlclne We are glad she came here j H S Glee Club Pmg Pong Soccer Page Ezghly ought 4 1-A l . . ,- ' ' .... ' K v . J .. . 'fi H f 'f ' - J-- g. . , , 4 , .tx g f il. ' 1 HERZER CHARLES CHUCK General Strll wafer runs deep lf a joke rs cracked at a serxous moment It s safe to blame Chuck As a member of the boys cookmg class he claims he can cook a meal Ht for a kung but there s room for dlspute here Among other thlngs he goes ln for boats m a brg way Chuck IS Lehxgh bound HESS BETTY JANE Commercial Challer challer all the wfnle A lwmklmg eye and a lug lug smrle Betty 18 a scmtlllatmg young lady with a real talent for Wfltlhg She is a staunch friend a loyal supporter of her Alma Mater works for whatever needs work and goes to all the school functions Her favorxte dlverslons are tenms swxmmmg and dancing She has also trxed lce skatlng but she says with dlsastrous results Her keen and jolly wlt her unselflshness her sparklmg good humor and an unfaxlmg good judgment have won for her many lasting friends To Betty a favornte at A H S lots of luck and happiness and there :sn t a smgle dlssentmg VOICC Canary and Blue 2 3 4 Dramalrcs 2 Crrl Reserves 3 4 Commercral Club 4 Nalronal Honor Socrely 4 Camus U HERSH HENRYD HANK Tue Happy go lucky farr andfree Nollung ever bolhers mc Hank and hls Ford get his frlends to most of the football and basketball games During the wmter he spends hrs spare time playxng pool gomg 1ce skating and workxng on hls photography Hrs personality and good humor have won hlm many friends We wash hum the best of luck and feel sure that he will achieve success lh hrs chosen Held HERZER JOAN PEARCE OAN General Nature made llcr as she should Nol loo lrad nol too good FIVC feet three Inches of good nature constitute thus lass whose mterests he ln a wlde and varled field Though certainly not a bookworm joan spends a great deal of tlme favored few who can combme havmg a good time and excelllng lh schoolwork As to her promxslng future not even joan knows exactly what her plans will be but she w1ll probably attend some college ln New England Le Cercle Francazs 3 4 Rrdrng Club 2 3 Nalxonal Honor Soczely Bars Page Erghly nme 15- , . . if 1 . 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She is one of those 130 US HICHAR MARY JOAN CUDDLES Commerclal She sludzes lzlile ycl nows a lol When Cuddles entered hugh school she was rather trmxcl and shy but she has grown out of that stage and has attracted many friends with her pleasant smlle Her favorite sports are swlmmlng and danclng She rs well above the average lh her studies and expects to be a good stenographer HITTELL DOROTHY B Dor General What she wzlls lo do or sau Seems wise dzscreel besl Dot s genial good humor IS well known among hugh school students for she IS a popular member of her cla s ln addntron to sparklmg wrt Dot has been blessed wrth exceptlonal Intelligence and has been an honor student for many years She rs a true frrend and we have hugh hopes for her As for the future we suggest you ask Dot about that Honor Soczely 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 Le Ccrcle Franczas 4 HESSINGER BERNADINE JOAN BERNIE General Loves lhe muszc whzch ma es her gay Bermes many frrends know that she can laugh off any difficulty she encounters wlth a twmkle m her blue eyes and a smxle Berme ns always at all the dances and m the mldst of all the fun Kind Jolly and always wllllng a swell pal and a good sport Bernie IS likely to succeed Hockey 2 C1rlRcserves 3 4 HINKLE. MARIAN LOUISE Mrrzr General Brown eyes nevrr blue I rke most glrls Mrtzl IS cheerful has a good sense of humor and knows when to use lt She loves to see people have a good time She s no genius at school work but she gets along C1rlReser1,cs 2 3 4 l Page Nznely - . . H . . . . . fi . , k . , - . . - , , . ' S . p ,h v I J ' 1 HOCHSTRASSER HENRY WILLIAM HENNIE Commercxal Delermznatxon means achzevement Henme a lnkable fellow xs always wnllmg to glve a helplng hand to someone who needs lt Ping pong foot ball and a few other sports are hrs favornte pastlmes Although he often smlles when hls smxle changes to a serlous expres lon nt means busmess and we know he IS out to conquer some problem ln accounting He IS looking forward to becoming a Certlfied Public Accountant and the class of l940 Joms ln wlshmg hlm the fulflllment of that ambltlon HOCH .IOSEFHINF O General Josephine that brown eyed glrl with so pleasing a Clxsposltlon and such a happy smile has many frlends o always has a good word for all then hnlshes lt wlth jntterbug tone She lS mterestecl 1n all kmds of sports o s greatest ambltlon IS to be a sales clerk her pleaslng personality wlll keep the customers commg and coming agaln Bandl 2 Orcheslral 2 HOCKMAN PAUL M PAULEY General Tal mg comes by nalure szlenc by wzsdom Paul IS a talkative chap from Center Valley Al though not very stucllous he somehow just manages to get through He likes all kinds of sports ancl although not pa!'tlClPatll'lg 1n any nn hlgh school he can usually be found cheerlng his team to vlctory He wishes to become a major league baseball player May his dreams Come true HOFFMAN GENEVA MAY CEN Commercial Eyes of brown haw of red Early la rzse and lale lo bed Good old Gen always around when needed IS a happy go lucky glrl wlth laughing eyes and a sunny smlle Cen s favorite sports are football and basketball at both of which she can be seen cheering and root ng for her team Her hobbles are dancing and swlmmlng Cen wlth her sunny dlsposxtlon and come hlther smxle IS well llkezl by both the boys and the guls Page Nmely one , -. Jo JI A .T 1 '15 Ju h f ' ig 1' G S HOFFMAN HAROLD HUFFY lnclustrlal Prazse loudly blame softly llarolcl 19 not one of the most busy boys ln the class hut he llkes to do just enough work to carrv hum through his studles Fanrly good ln shop work he 19 cletermmed to make good He xs lh the Auto Shop class Huffy IS a great lover of swmg music and a happy go lucky sort of chap at all tlmes HOFFMAN JUNE I JUNE Commerclal 4 Ilttle of llus a lztlle o tha! No! very lhzn and nol very al The more you know june the more you luke her Her greatest ambltnon IS to be a slnger wxth some famous orchestra une IS strong willed and usually succeeds ln finishing what she sets out to do Here IS a wlsh from A H S that she may contmue to have thus tralt HOLBEN CARL R HULLY General Ignorance rs lvlzss HOLBFN DONALD S DoN General A lrflle dynamzle ma es a lug noise Good things come m small packages and Don IS no Hullv IS the last one to enter A H S 1n the morning and the flrst to leave He has a wanclerlng mlncl but can really do work lf need be He plays a trombone and intends to 10111 a swing band So tune ln on your radio and lxsten to the future king of svung Hully Band 2 4 Orchcslra 2 exceptlon He 1 full of pep vlm and vltalxty always ready to laugh even lf xt xs only to make- the other fellow feel good Don s ambltxon IS to became a ladxo techmclan and hrs greatest hobby IS fishing Watch out for h1m he may be small but you can be sure he will get places At any rate Don ns a swell guv and a great pal Page Nmcly lwo . f, E0 US HCI LAND DOROTHY L Dor General Cheerful company shorlens lhe mlle Dot IS a glrl full of rolllcklng fun No dull moments when she IS around' She thoroughly enyoys danclng basketball archery and nloneer camplng You wlll always find her on hand at all school events Uncertaln as to her llfe s work she IS ponderlng over a declslon No matter what she dec de we hope It wlll be the rlght thlng for her and wlll make her happx and successful Grls Basketball 3 4 Dramallcs l 2 Hlslorlcal Soclely2 3 4 Clrl Reserves! 2 3 4 fzrl Scoulsl 2 3 4 HOLI ENBACI-I MARY E R MARIAH General I ou can neler plol the fulure hy lhe pas! lVlarlah IS a qulet glrl vsho loves to slng has been a member of the chorus for three vears Some day lVlarlah hopes to be a home economlcs teacher and that s wht she takes her school w rk serlously HCI chlef lnterest outslde ollfl school IS embrolderlnz and you should see her hope c est' Chorus? 3 4 French Clu'13 4 I-IOLSTON PATRICIA E PA-rrv Flne Arts A smllefor l'1e old A smlle for the young Tha! s how golden frlendshlp IS won FOI tune had a favor to bestow when lt gave us Patty A palr of danclng eyes a happy laugh and a curl character 176 her She IS lndeed a good frlend for she IS always ready and wllllng to help along Her sweet dlsposltlon readlness to do thlngs make all who know her love her Patty wlll always be a ple Sant memory Whlle her own neost pleasant memory IS of Malne When he IS a commerclal artlst we ll Y 0? 02 lg HOLTZER ALICE MARY ALEC Commerclal A smlle and a blush ready for all Allce a fun lovlng glrl IS always ready wlth her home made jokes She IS far from bashful even though those naturally plnk cheeks actually become scarlet Both boys and glrls enjoy her company and even her Jokes She llkes danclng swlmmlng and by the way she IS a good slnger No foollng she IS a swell pal and IS worth knowlng Let s hope she wlll always keep that smlle she wears now Page Nznely three be seelng her grand work ln all the magazlnes Clrl Rescues 3 Canary and Blue 4 .I H 1- , . .. . .. , . .Z S, I . 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HOTTENSTEI 'XI MARTHA C' MATZY ls she tal mg yet or again Thls young lady with light brown halr and sparkling eyes IS an entertammg young person and an ardent sport fan but hest of all she loves to eat Her ambltlon ns to become an expert ICC skater She A also fond of other sports such as swlmmlng hlcyclmg and roller skatlng Occcaslon ally she lndulges ln the readlng of some worthwhlle book HOUSTON IOHN jack Engineering and Sclence Thought I3 dcepc than all speech ack quletlv does hls part wlthout comment or ques tlon A worthy student he never neglects hrs studles and hls earnestness and qulet humor make hum well llked H15 hobby IS experlementlng Although he has attended hrgh school for three years many of us do not realxze ack IS only a nickname and that ohn IS really hrs , . -4 . . . . -, v , . , . . - S 4- .1 4- H , L. .. . . . H . ' ' H T30 US HOTTENSTEIN MARGARET RUTH Psccv Commerclal Lzltle rn stature lu.t not rn mxnd Peggy believes m mlxlng studles wlth just a dash of fun and frolxc The result ns a charmmg and captlvatlng personallty of which you never really tlre From Peggy s red haxr we mlght expect her to have a violent temper but those who know her best know her amiable dlsposltlon She ns studymg to hecorne a secretary but her real mterest hes m carmg for people who need her help Besides her mterest ln school work and muslc Peggy enjoys many things tremendously and radiate a spmt of un if HOUSE MARGUERITE Pac:-Y General Patrence IS a flower that grows not m every garden Marguerite swxms and loves sports Her slncerxty and outstandlng personality whlch have made her especlal ly loved by her classmates will be valuable when she IS a nurse She IS anxlously lookmg forward to entering Lankanau Hospltal Page Ninety five G0 US HUBER FLAINF ALMA Hun Commercial No! lall no! shor! No! lhm no! al A lrtlle of llus Ard a good deal o that If you are one of Hubs manv fortunate frlends you have a frlendshlp to treasure as long as you llve Hub goes ln for sports ln a bug way she s jack of all sports and master of none that IS none except dancmv she really excells ln that Hubs hopes to become a stenographer and wlth cllmples like hers she s bound to get a posxtlon HUMMEL FLIZABILTH L BE-rrv General Szlence rs not golden Delightful vlvaclous and lots of fun good natured grgglmg Betty 15 one of our popular sub debs w1th lively chatter and friendly manner Betty IS quxte an accom pllshed gxrl too she IS mterested xn all the sports mcludmg archery and dancmg the strong sllent sex can testify to her abllnty She plans to expose herself to hngher education at National Park Semmary and wearecertaln shewlll emerge with honors Czrls Basketball 4 Le Cerclc Francais 4 Rzdrng ClulJ2 3 Clrlscoulsl 2 3 4 HOWE DOROTHY JEAN Dorrv Ceneral The huqhcsl degree o carlhlrf happmcss rs qurcl Dorothy IS the gurl who used to sleep at night but gave rt up becau e lt interfered with her studles This break from the conventional has enaltled her to reclte with admlr able facllxty and remarkably llttle thought the divers por tlons of a gra s hopper She refu es to commlt herself on the subject of what earthly good tlls knowledge wrll be when later ln llfe she IS attempting to open a can of sar mes French Club Nalmnal Honor Scczelu HUFF JOYCF Hurry Thank Cod I loo am a pazntcr Joyce IS one of those quiet glrls 1n school but we would not vouch for her sllence when amonrr frxends Her keen sense of humor IS probably a result of lxstenlng to Ran on Sherman her favorlte comedlan Football and swlmmmg recewe her ardent support oyce loves to pamt and ketch and we admit she s very good especially with stlll llfes of apples and jugs She hopes to contlnue her work and pamt her way to success French Club Page Nmelu srx , 1 . 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J A, , f I f . - G0 US HUNSI CKER JOYCE' B General Flowers are lovely love I5 flower lz e Frzendshrp IS a shellerzng tree oyce IS an attractlve glrl with a good word for every one and a friendly manner that wlns frlends Sl e takes her work serlously although she IS rather tlmld ln class oyce ns Interested m athletics of all klnds but prefers to see them rath r than to take part ln them She coes not dlscts her future but she IS a worker and will take that Splrlt into what ever she does We re wxth her whatever she may undertake HU'l'I'IE EUGENE JAMES GENE Commercxal Never do loday wha! someone else wrll do for you tomorrow Gene IS a studlous lookmg fellow but looks are decelv mg He loves fun makmg and IS always ready for a good tlme He has many friends and IS always with one or an other of them Gene IS a smooth dancer and can usually be found at a dance wlth a pretty gxrl ln his pastlme he drives hxs brother s car around town HUNSBERGER WINFIELD Wlwsl General He sloops lo conquer When you see a tall dark hand ome chap strndmg through the halls lt s Wmnxe He lS a friend anyone would be proud of He likes flne clothes IS a smooth dresser and IS of course popular with the glrls Hls hobbles are muslc sellmg teasmg and sleepmg He IS a profclent athlete Although he never went our for hugh school sports he was captam of the volley ball team and proud of xt Ask any sophomore ln hxs gym class Well Wlnnxe the class of l940 wlshes you the best of luck HURDEI L HELEN HOLLISTER HURDI F General The urldest colls ma e the Ives! horses We ll always remember Helen as a swell knd with too many Interests to become too serlous a student Everyone who knows her knows her as the swell sport that she IS always ln the midst of fun and ready for more Helen has made much of the.e most carefree days of her lxfe and m yea rs to come she can page back the leaves of tlme and look upon a book full of pleasmg memories With her spark llng personality and enthuslasm we hope she w1ll always be as happy as she has made us Nall! Plezda Debating Socrely 2 Rrclmr' Club 2 3 Le Cercle Francazs 4 Page Nmelu seven I lt -1 - . . ' U , s 5' 1 I . - ' - . ' . All v - . . . ,f . . - , . . .' - le . . . , . e , ' . ' ' 'ts . ' Q ll rl - , .. , Q . . . , 5 ,s , I f . - , - . - . G0 US IACOCCA ALBERT MICHAEI Science and Engineering l live the lzfe l love l love the life I live A true friend a mathematical genius and an en thusiastic supporter is Al Classy clothes flying hair and an ever present smile are his outward traits His forceful manner makes him one of the finest debatersx the Orotan Debating Society ln addition to this Al has time to be seen and heard at any of the school sporting events His interest in girls is purely scientific although dan in has helped to increase his knowledge of the subject Class Treasurer 2 Orotan Debating Society 2 Treasur er 3 4 Semor Class Play Advertising Manager 4 'S' HYDE., RUTH GERTRUDE. Ru-runs General Honesty's tlie best policy. Ruthie has many friends, and would do everything possible for any of them. Her ambition is to become a salesclerk. She is a good booster of school activities. She is somewhat serious over her school work. which she does fairly well. IACOCCA DELMA MARIF DEL Commercial Deep brown eyes runnmg over wzlli glee Bonnze brown eyes are the eyes for me Here comes Del here comes fun for Del and fun are inseparable find one and Find the other Vivaclty is the keynote to her personality She s an all around girl with the newest version of the latest swing step at the tip of her toes Though dancing is her primary interest she enjoys swimming a good book or a game of tennls Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 IHRIE ROBERT Boa College Entrance in Arts Ta e lum all rn all I shall never see the lr es of lnm agazn Bob was born brilliant and amused himself by reading Shakespeare and translating Virgil at the tender thumb sucking age of two Too small to participate in athletics Bob directed his energy and wisdom to the management of the football team and was publicity agent for almost every club at Allentown High Actor in many a dramatic 7.36 society and class play memberof the National Honor Society and German Club Bob editor of the Canary and Blue Comus and Morning Call notes will some day make his mark in his chosen field of journalism one of the many vocations he is fitted for Canary Editor 3 4 Class Play 4 Football Manager 3 4 Orotan Debat1ng5ocrely2 3 4 Dramatrcs Soc1ety3 4 Edztor of A H S Notes 3 4 Natzonal Honor Soczety 4 HzstorzcalSoc1ety 4 German Club 4 Public Plays 3 4 Comus Editor 4 'S Page Ninety eight I 3 J . gl :Y X. 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G0 US ISREALL HELENE. zzv Commercial She hasn t gol convenlzonalzly But she has plenty 0 personalrty Helene has an mlmltable spontanxetywhlchlxftsevery one about her into a whlrl of excxtement VIVHCIOUS hardly a strong enough adjectxve to describe this laughlng person Helene expresses her deepest emotlons ln poetry and many a fine lad feels the need of poetry to express hrs emotnons when he sees Helene Wlth her intense en thuslasm Helene IS sure to make a success ofwhatever she undertakes JACOBY CLYDE R Bun General A penny saved now IS a penny spent later Does Bub like to study3 Occcaslonally This accounts for his perfect attendance on exammatlon days He IS more Interested however 1n extra currlcular actlvxtles and gets a lot of fun out of trylng to crash dances Some day he hopes to evade the bouncer He IS deeply lnterested ln athletics claxmmg that football IS It Though ln football Football 3 4 Scoopzng Snoopefs 2 3 4 Swrmmmg Team 2 Home Room Representatwe 2 3 4 JACOBY DORIS JEAN Commerclal Dar eyes dar han' A sly glance Oh beware' ,IACOBY ROBERTA A General Better late than never Artist equestrlenne and all around socxal favorxte That lot of laughter and talk that IS practlcally sense less nxnety nxne chances out of a hundred IS coming from Dons She talks untnl you feel absolutely weak and then she uses a good joke as a remedy Dancing sports and thmkmg about new ldeas are her pet dxverslons Some day Dons hopes to be a stenographer Wxth her perfectly swell personallty and remarkable nature we know she w1ll not have to hope very long describes Roberta whose sunny dlsposltlcn has won her many frlends ln school and elsewhere She IS the holder of several ofhces ln soclal actnvltles IS actxve ln an athletlc way and to say the least a very busy gurl She ns an ac compllshed student at the Klme Baum Art School and expects to be active ln thxs lme of endeavor ln the future Roberta 15 a good student but French rs her bete no1r You can generally see her scootlng around ln her trncky llttle red convertible Plymouth French Club QVICC PfCSIdERlJ 4 Rrdmg Club 2 fsecretaryj 3 Baskelball4 Dramatzcs 3 4 Page Ninety mne ' h ..I .. 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I JENKINS THOMAS GRIFFITH Tom College Entrance m Scnence and Engmeerlng The man worth whrle ls lhe man who can smile When everylhmg goes wrong Tom xs well lmezl by everyone Although he acts up occaslonally ln school he studles hard always bolstering hxs weaker subjects Tom IS a great booster of school sports he took an actxve part ln track His capability and populartty have elected him presxdent of the Hlstorlcal Society Tom 18 planning to take up dentistry at Temple Unlverslty Here IS one dentlst whose patlents we are sure won t fear those seml annual v1s1ts to hls office HISTOYICGI Soczely Trac 2 3 4 JEUTER LOUISE TWINNY Commercial The blushmg rose lSfU1Y lo .see l..1ke her sister l..OUlaC has a host of frxends She seems to be a lxttle more qulet than her sister but after you know her well she IS just as full of fun She too worries a blt about her school work but It seems everything always turns out all right for her She too spends most of her tlme at the roller rmk for skatmg IS her favorite sport Her ambltlon IS to Lecme a stenographer after graduatlon and we are all wxshlng her the best of luck C1rlR serves 2 3 4 JANOSKI GEORGE JAMES Bun Commercial As a rrend we pre cr lhrs man to mgs Bud IS loved by all has classmates Has favorlte sub uect IS typmg why we don t know He IS frlendly and easv to get along with 18 a great sports fan but has not decided what has llfe work will be ,IEUTER ELSI E WITTY Commercial Two merry blue cues a sueet smzle Thus sults Elsie perfectly She s always ready to laugh at thlngs and to greet everybody wxth a cherry hello She s a happy go luck gurl with a host of friends who can truly be called an optlmlst She spends most of her tnme at the roller rmk for skating lS her favorlte pastlme Her greatest ambntxon ns to be a stenographer after graduation and we all wish her the best of luck G1rlReserues 2 3 4 Page One Hundred . .. f. f . k. .. . ., . . , . . , : k , , - . 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' ' 1 I I . . . , . s ' 0 JOHNSON EVELYN MARIE Jouwme General No! llvzl I luke sludy less Johnnie IS gomg places and her voxce IS going to take her everyone who has ever heard her slng agrees A memlter of the A Capella Choir and Chorus she has sung solos at school and outslde aflalrs and her chamlng person alxty and wmnmz smxle are two extra assets She has a host of frxends makes them easily and what s more keeps them ohnnle expects to be a gym teacher The class of 40 wlshes her every success A Cappella Clmrr 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 JOHNSON FREDERICK HEPPE rmzo College Entrance m Arts ln Coll s open spaces l would llve and breallle Fred would just as soon go camping for a week just any day I-Ie Ilkes any kmd of outdoor sport especlally hunting I-Ie plugs hard at hls school work and has the respect of both teachers and students although he IS not one of our most aclverhsed semors He IS undecl ed 33 to his future but he wlll probably end up plllllng teeth ln hls Dad s office Commerclal A quzltcr never wms and a wznner never quzls Raymond a handsome lad haxllng from Alburtls IS endowed wlth a sparkling personallty whxch wms h1m many fn nds I-Ixs loyalty to the school IS equalled only by hls studxousnes I-'Ie mtends to make use of hls skull m the commerclal world perhaps as a secretary or a typlst for he IS an unusually mtelllgent chap especlally m com merclal subjects Commercxal Club 4 JORDAN SHIRLEY Sx-mu. General She s delzglzlful as ll1e mornmg as refreslung as lhe ram lsnl rl a pzly shes such a scallerlzrazni' You may see her perched on a stool 1n art class or dashing around ln the car She likes all sports plays a mean game of tennis skates dances swxms and rldes and well all remember her as a swell sport and as the pretty Ilttle blonde with the scatterhram personallty that really clicks French Club Riding Club I JOHNSON, RAYIVIOND JAMES HRAYI' Page One Hundred and One JOSEPH JOSEPH T General A lzon among ladies rs afcarful lhmg Clrls take note Dugans tall dark and handsome has a pleasing personallty an lrxsh temper slngs and IS consldered a good dancer But Dugan ns unaware of the weaker sex He has the bralns but believes usmg them IS energy wasted Don t be surprxsed lf some day you hear hlm as a vocallst wlth a well known dance orchestra or maybe even leadmg lt then you ll be able to say I knew hxm when KAROL VERNA MARIE Fnccv Commercial Here there everywhere Fxggy goes to baseketball and football games dances bowls swxms and yet keeps up with her StUdlCS Despite Flg s seemmg quletness when one hrst meets her she IS frlenclly and entertamlng We all hope that Fxggy may remain Just as we know her for then she lS sure to go on making frlends JOSEPH HELEN OE Commerclal A heart of gold a soul o :rc No dangers frrghl her and no labors lzre A dark eyed mxss whose keen sense of humor never dlsappomts the practlcal joker She does her homework sometimes but belleves ln doing tomorrow what she could have done today Yet natural ablllty pulls her through with above average marks She attributes her success to good guesswork but we know ltS her common sense conblned wlth natlve ablllty and a knack of getting things rlght joe loves to pncture herself as a future Angel f Mercy admlnlstermg comfort to the sick Luckv patients' DUGAN KACSUR RAL PH PAUL RED Cabmet Maklng Shop I am the best of them Red IS a fellow who can make and keep frlends When It comes to making frlends with glrls he hnds It hard be cause of hls bashfulness He enjoys music whenever Red IS at home he IS Slttlng by the radlo llstenmg to music The thlng that Red loves the most IS working with wood he can make anything from wood and loves to carve Red s vocatlon of course lS to be a cablnet maker Page One Hundred and Two HJ U - , . v -. n , . .- . . . . -- - - .4 -1 A n - . - . , 1 , , - v , , . . . . V t .. . H , r - . . .. -, f 4 U ,- . , , . . - H -- n 44 N 1 1 - . v , . , - KEEN ARTHUR H ART Industrial All play and no wor ma es ac a dull boy Always jolly and forever smiling in this fellow Arthur Keen He goes to his classes smiling and comes out smiling At the rate he is going now one would think that he wouldn t get any work done at all but he always manages to get through somehow ln Machine Shop he IS forever making whoopee and trying to attract other persons attention Art s leisure time is spent in playing baseball football and swimmlng KELECHAVA LAWRENCE KELLY General I don t now where bu! I m going I ll get there Clad natured and friendly Kelly 18 a likable chap and a good sport who would rather have fun in school than study but always has his work done on time and done well His leisure hours are spent tuning the short wave bands for foreign stations with a short wave radio set Kelly is still uncertain what he is going to do but will admit that his one ambition is to travel and see the world and we know that he will make his mark in it Band 2 Orcheslra 2 Nalzonal Honor Socrely US KAUFFMAN CLARENCE L Cori-ee Fine Arts The door lo success is labeled Push Coffee that fellow with a crop of brown curly hair and a hearty laugh lends a helping hand to keep the school running smoothly He is a faithful member of the A Cappella Choir and can play the Toy Trumpet on his cornet During the winter he spends his spare time ice skating in summer he prefers butter pecan ice cream Strangely enough his hobby is collecting samples of every thing Clarence hopes to become a teacher some day Chorus 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Socxely 4 KEINERT ARTHUR SOLDEN Amr Commercial L1 e begrns at 2 45 Arthur deserves the highest commendatlon for his has achieved the rank of a Star Scout and hopes soon to be an Eagle When not at his work or his scoutmg you ll find him playing his guitar Wlth which he s been able to earn his spending money Page One Hundred and Three N . . : ' , : ' ' . 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LJ V G0 US KELLAR RICHARD SPEED General Ef art 15 one Key to success Here IS a llght hearted magnetxc young Romeo who attracts and holds friends Bramy and brawny joyous and gay our frxend has enough talent on the p1an0 to become an Eddle Duchm rn Jazz or a Paderewslu ln classical music Never was there a more ar ent sport fan a star soft ball pltcher who never misses a basketball or football game With a warning to others to beware of Speed and hrs camera we wxsh hum luck on hrs Journey rn the Bug World KELLER GRACE ANN Grmcna General Laugh and the class laughs wrth you Study and you study alone lntroduclng one of the happy go luckrest people ln hrgh school Gracie Never hurrles to classes never carrxes more books than IS necessary and above all ex cludes all worrying from her daxlv routine basketball games where she gets most of her homework done Her varled clrcle of frlends IS clue to her easy and lndepend ent nature We expect her someday to become one of our foremost crtlzens H1 Y 2 3 4 Home Room Presrdent 2 4 KFMMERER JEAN E JEANIE General Ought I not to put my wheel to speed as I apprsach the goaI9 ean IS the golden haxred blue eyed gurl who often KELLY MARTHANNA M MATT Ceneral ll s the twm Ie rn her eye That ma es one stop as she goes by Everyone knows lVlatt a jolly good frxend sport with eyes that are unreslstlble and a strong llklng for green whlch IS natural her name IS Kelly She IS liked by everyone and can act the clown 1f the party rs 1n need of one Basketball 3 4 rxdes a blcycle Shy and bashful with strangers her llps hold lots of laughter when she IS seen with her friends She IS quxte promment ln her studies One can always rely upon her for assistance for she always has her work prepared and completed before commg to class ean s greatest ambition IS to become a nurse Page One Hundred and Four ' . d Gracie is an ardent rooter of A. 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' ' J ' 130 US KERN HARRY Rock General A frzend the lm rn life s cham Tha! bears lhe grealesl stram Capahlllty and aggresslveness characterize thls harcl worklng fellow who IS capable and aggresslve on the foot ball helil as well as 1n the classroom Hls cheerfulness and enthuslasm have been a constant lnsplratlon to all who know h1m Harry lS plannmg to go to college a co ed 1I'lStltUt10l l next year His pleasxng personality wlll undoubtedly pave the way for happy college days Foolball 3 4 KERSHNER DOROTHY MILDRED Do1.1.Y General Laughmg and dancmg wherever she goes Knoc mg down lroubles and pzckzng up beaus Dolly IS somewhat hy but gay enou h wlth her frlencls Her favorxte pastxmes are dancmg swnmmmg and skatxng Her mam ambltnon IS to become a dancing teacher although she loves sewing Dolly reads a lot and enjovs good movnes We all wish her much success an happiness ln her future llfe KERI ELSIF R General Peace Peace' Chestnut brown halr llght brown eyes follow her down the hall My how SCFIOUS she looks untxl she meets a friend and then she s all smlles Yes Elsie s like that She s the sort of a glrl wlth whom lt IS hard to make frlends but once a frlencl you can t get angry at her She appears to be calm and patient which are great qualltles for any future KERSCHNER MIRIAM TOOTY General Life stands walling Here s a girl wlth a sparkle ln her eyes and a smxle on her l1pS When Tooty works she works but when she plays she plays Tooty clalms she wants to be a telephone operator when she leaves school so lf you recognize her voice when she says Number please at least you should say Hello Page One Hundred and Five , . . .. .. , . . . . , . . , . . v . v .r . . k . . - . .. , .. . . . -, - , , I . .. ., , .. ., , .. . . 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C30 US KEYS JAMFS IM Engxneerxng and Sclence Patzcnce rs a flower that grous not rn everu garden xmmy IS a good sport At school he excels m gymnas tnc work IS a good smooth dancer and a great Jltterbug In splte of the fact that he takes a keen lnterest ln dancmg he also does hls more serlous work Gym Team 2 3 4 KEYSER RICHARD PAUL Duck Commercial Study shortens life u hy study3 Dick s great wlt and genial phllosophy make hum the frlend of all Has hobby IS makmg people laugh Duck lS alr minded he wants to be a transport pllot ln his spare tlme he reads books on aVlatlOh He writes poetry too the sllly kmd When practlcal Jokes are ln order Dlck IS a. master KICHLINE EDWIN Klcxw Science and Engmeermg Even an electrzc button wont accomplish anything unless zt zs pushed They say he IS like the old man who sits and thmks but sometimes he only snts Although thxs ns sand of hlm we thunk that some day he w1ll amount to somethmg anyhow At least he shows definite signs of domg some thmg clefmlte KINNEY JACK ACK General Here we have a phonograph not znvented by Edrson It tal s and how zl tal s Jack has a pleasing dlsposltlon and IS always ready to lend one a helping hand He loves to tinker and his greatest ambltxon IS to become a mechanic Page One Hundred and Szx , A . . . 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J If ' kr' ' 1 E0 US KIRLIN BETTY ANNE College Entrance ln Arts Devoled anxzous generous voxcl of guzle w1ll1 her whole hear! s welcome rn lzer smzle Bashful at tlmes Kxrly knows too when to let loose If you ever need sympathy seek Betty If you want mlrth seek Betty If you want homework seek Betty' She s a granfl pal and a grand gal Klrlv plays basketball with pep v1m and vlgor as she does all other games and yet IS modest about lt all Wlth her soft shoulder and good nature we re confident shell be a top notch surgical nurse Bas elball2 3 4 TCHHIST 4 H1slor1calSoc1ely3 4 KISTLER ELIZABETH M BE-rrv General When found ma e a nole of Wnthout doubt Betty 1 one of the finest of the 40 crop She 15 a conversatxonallst extraordmalre and ready ln wlt Books and dramatxcs take up most of her tlme ut she shines brlghtly at every socnal function Betty IS not certain of her college yet but wherever she goes she will succeed as she has done ln hugh school Nalronal Honor Socrely 3 4 French Club 4 Dramalzc Club 3 4 Senior Class Play Rzdlng Club 2 Tennxs Club 2 KIRBY CAROLYNJ College Entrance Tal alzve wztlz her frzends Bu! quxel wzth strangers Carolyn xs known by many but she treasures close frlendshxp with her favored few Never ln a hurry C J IS poise plus and her extraordinary sense of humor IS the remarkable quallty which makes her a pleasant and amiable companlon A steady plodder anrl a consclentlous student Carolyn choose the long steadyroad to succes Le Cercle Franca s 4 KIRLY KISTLER BARBARA LEH Bums General 0 saw ye the lass wrlh the bonme blue e en Her smxle zs the sweelcsl that ever uas seen Without a doubt sometlme during your three years at A H S you have seen this dashing blue eyed glrl She IS gay has a sense of humor and a sunny dxsposltlon Barbs takes an actlve delnght ln sports and social functlons But she has her serlous Slde too A brxght student she IS a member of the Natlonal Honor Socxety and the French Club Page One Hundred and Seven ..C JH .. k. . . . , S . 5. f 1- H 'K , , . , . .T - 1 . 9 , - le , . p : - Y , : , , . . . .. k ., , . 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US KLAPKO PETER Pere lndustrlal Thy modesty IS a candle lo thy mcrzl If he s not ln shop you can Fund hum out ln the hall talklng with her He plays a good game of football and never falls to cllscuss the future games w th Coach Crum After a hard three year struggle of football Pete recelved that blg A just ask hum to see has A and for goodness sake don t mxss that mxllnon dollar smile K LECKNER DONALD S DOC Science and Engmeermg The beller llnngs o lx e comc zn small packages What Donald lacks ln slze he makes up for ln popularnty He loves sports and has been a very capable basketball manager for two years Donald has his heart set on bemg a doctor Heres a recommendatlon to has patxents Bas elball llflanager 3 4 KLECKNER FRANKLIN WILLIAM FRANK Industrlal Prmters are made not born and even pnnlers have ll1e1r ups and downs on the Van Sclvcr elevator Frank IS a smart fellow a good sport IS not tall dark and handsome but small lnght and good looklng he wants to be a lmotype operator here s luck to hum He plays a swell game of basketball and can slnk the funnlest shots one ever dld see He also likes me skating and roller skating He runs the Van Sclver elevator with lots of skxll and never gets txred A member of the A H S Prxnters Club a member of the basketball team and we are proud to say a member of the class of 40 KLEINTOP MARGUERITE Pac College Entrance m Arts Her eyes as slars of lw1l1gl1l fan' L1 e twxluglrl s loo her dus han' There 18 never a dull moment when Peg IS around She ns the little spark plug that lgmtes the entxre group wlth her mfectnous laughter and spontaneous wlt Page her on the front row at any soclal functlon Her vlvaclty and cleverness are sure to carry her through any sltuatlon be xt serious or sentimental A Cappella Chou 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Natxonal Honor Society 3 4 Le Cercle Francars 4 jumor Class Play I Ig , . Page One Hundred and Ezghl JS KLINGBORG EMMA HARRIET HARRIET General Lzllle m slalure but nal m mznd Genlle loumg exceedmglu kznd Emma takes the game of llfe serxously and plays lt that way She s small but lf ever you need a staunch frlend or loyal supporter Emma will fill the bull She IS used to the role of bug slster and IS a real help to her frlends and quxte naturally a nurse Emma has the Splflt to keep at a thmg txll she makes the mark If at first you don t succeed try try again her motto KNERR ROBERT GEORGE Boa Commercial Perszslcnl feople lzegm llrerr success where olllers end ln failure Bob IS one of those swell guys everyone admxres He has his serious moments but he llkes fun He IS considerate of others and always ready to lend a helpmg hand Hxs favorite pastimes are dancing readlng eating Bob hopes to become a manager of a chaln store Good luck Bob' Dramallcs 2 3 MUS KLEPPINGER C THEODORE Trn College Fntrance m Engineering and Science And slzll the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he new ln hrs three years at A H S Ted has made an envl able scholastxc record A serious worker he takes hrs studxes very much to heart Outslde of school hue lnterests center around dramatlcs and hxs own chemnstry laboratory Because he 15 scxence mxnded he means to become elther a bacternologlst or a research chemlst and expects to go to Lehxgh We expect someday to be readmg about Ted ID connectxon with new sclentlflc products developed by modern research Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Dramalzcs 4 KLINGER CLARA ELIZABETH CLARA Commercial Lzllle l am and llllle l be But l mjusl lug enouglxfor me ulet but amlable ambltxous but fun loving these attrxbutes make a swell pal of our little glrl Attentxve xn her studles yet always ready for a llttle tomfoolery' Who knows someday when she proves a success we may look back and say I knew her when Page One Hundred and Nzne xv I . 2- -23 , , . , , . ,l5 , Q. . 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EOMUS KNERR THEODORE TED General Mrrlh wxlh llree I mean to lzve When one rs honestly sure of hlmself success 18 ln evltable Ted IS always sure of the facts then he goes ahead and the results are naturally of the best When not tang led with school work a safe bet IS that he can be found playlng hls prxde and Joy hxs trumpet Huntmg and hshlng provlde hlm wxth red blooded sport A seasoned veteran at both he faxrly worshxps hrs guns and tackle Ted plans to study forestry at college and we are certain that he wlll put all he has Into It Bard 2 3 KNOLL EDITH BERNICE Emra General None bu! an aullzor nows an aallzor s cares A buddlng author IS this frlendly brown halred and dark eyed mlss SWIIHIDIDQ and hlkmg offer an outlet for her stored up energy ln addltlon to these readmg and wrltmg are favorlte hobbies A likable young person Ednths lmaglnatxon and chuckle drawing humor should produce hxghly entertammg books KNOWLES CARL TUBBY College Entrance 1n Arts He loo s the whole world zn llre face For he owes not any man Carl just a brlstly chestnut burr with a bug soft heart that only a few have found has two burmng make a great deal of money so he can enyoy spendmg t Hrs excellent scholastic record and h1s admxrable speaklng abxllty make xt certam that he wlll succeed We earnestly beheve that some day thxs amlable chap w1ll stand on the top rung of the ladder Class Presxdenl l 2 Orolans 2 3 Presldenl 4 Bas ellzall Manager 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Soczely 3 4 2' 0 KNOWLES JULIA K JUDY General Merry friendly loyal lrue This lopsided world needs girls lr e you udy small blue eyed appears qulet but she has more pep than most people Judy IS fond of all sports especlally swlmmmg both watchmg and playmg baseball and goes to all the football games shes always hoarse the next day Best of all udy 18 loyal and true anyone IS fortunate to have her for a friend Whether she collects your penmes for over due books for she loves books and mxght be a lxbrarxan or takes your temperature for she also threatens to be a nurse we agree she has altogether takmg ways French Club 4 Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 .. k . ' ' J ambitions: first, to be a truly great lawyerg second, to 1 . yi , ' .8 . I 7 - - 1' J J , - . U ' . . . J Y' : ' Page One Hundred and Ten MUS KOCH ANNF CATHFRINF A-NN Commercial Tell me prelly maiden are lherc anymore al home ll e you-7 Anne is fortunate having a personality that attracts everybody She loves doing things for friends and IS usually busy taking care of plays etc for the class Anne is not only a scholar but an athlete she is fond of bowling ice skating swimming and basketball ln Junior High she receive:l the American Legion Award for scholarship leadership service honor and courage ln high school she has lived up to this award by being vice president of her class for four consecutive years Vice President o Class l 2 3 4 Commerczal Club fsecrelaryj 4 Girl Reserves Cfreasurerb 4 Usher al Class Play 3 4 KOCH BEATRICE M BEA rv Commercial Always busy as a bee No one war s as hard as she Beaty IS always ready to help a friend in need even if she has to neglect her own work But she always has her homework and is excellent in her studies An accom plished pianist but when asked to play she smiles sweetly and replies Really l can t play a note But she expects to make good in her musical career She has high hopes for a se retarlal position and with her knowledge of short hand and typmg we know she will be successful We wish her a good boss ,yr KOCH SALLIF ANN SARAH Ceneral Personalily zs lo a ezrl uhal per umc is lo aflower Sarah s theme ong at present IS Too Tired but we assure you that she is not too tired to do anything she has set her heart upon doing An outdoor girl at heart she enjoys swlmmlng hiking skating golfing and tennis Sarahs smile and genulne regard for the happiness of others will win her many friends wherever she goes We suspect the spirit of adventure from her liking for archaeo logy Good luck Sarah' KOEHLER MARY R MARY General Redlzeads there be but llus one' Mary enjoys chewing and talking Although this sounds fllppant Mary IS serious enough to do her work well English always appeals to Mary most with Zoology running a close second. Her diversions are dancing and jitterbugging. Next fall Mary plans to enter William and Mary, where we know she will do us proud. German Clulz 35 Canary and Blue 3, 4. Page One Hundred and Eleven G0 US KOFLER ELLA FLLII' General There rs a garden rn her ace Where roses and whzle Izlres blow Fllle lxves ln a perpetual whlrlwmd loves every mlnute of lt and IS always dashmg about wlth a new Idea some thlng to do someplace to go lVluslc and dancing are second nature to her Her strxklng wardrobe made history on the hugh school stage Naturally she wlll be a dress designer She knows everyone and has never hurt a soul She IS always tops m her work She ll go to a northern college for wmter sports are her chlef delight A dashing brunette on skns should be a treat for any campus Chorus 2 3 German Club 3 Tennm Rzdmg Club KOHLER LEROY C Korman lndustrlal Prmt Shop So' now lls ended lr e an old ur e s slory Kocher ns one of these happy go lucky fellows who believes ln dolng what you can today and not wanting for tomorrow He IS a flash among most sports an'l IS a mem ber of that distinct group of Industrial boys the printers' Leroy ls tl'-e klnd of fellow that sticks to a Job and IS a faithful worke These two facts alone will Insure hlm suc cess ln the worlzl Whatever he attempts to undertake we wish hum success A H S Prmlers Club 4 Senior H1 YfPres1denlD KOENIGSHOFER ELLA A BUNNY Commercial I she won I she won l lhat s the end of l This charming lovalsle glrl with the contagious smile IS always laughing Her talking durlng class often brings the teacher s frown but Ella only smiles engagmgly and behaves untll the next time She loves to dance and calls lt her best pastime Well here s luck to her IH whatever service she may undertake Press Club I KOHLER CHRISTINE MADELINE Teams Commerclal Her Lery frowns are fazrcr ar Than smzles of olher maidens are Tennle always a true frlend may not always be ready for she s slow but sure but can always be depended on Shell do you a favor too lf II s a reasonable one Teenle IS quiet wlth a strange group of people but she can alwavs amuse her own group of friends Studles are the least of her worrxes Her hobbies are reading and swlmmlng Page One Hundred and Twelve .. f . .y . 1 , - ' p . 1 ' . 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A I . . l . - h I 'bfi 2 2' 3' 4- 'Sfiig G0 US KOONS THELMA MAE Commerclal Laugh and the world laughs wzlh you Here dear readers IS one of the swellest gals around these parts Her effervescent energy IS a source of constant dellsfht to her many frlencls Thelma enjoys sports lm mensely shouts at the top of her lungs at all the A H S games ln her scholastic endeavors shels tops So here s a toast to Thelma G1rlReserves 7 3 4 KRAMER ANNA ELIZABETH ANN Commerclal Benealh the surface mrschzef Iles Her pleasant personality and ever present smlle wm her many frlends She IS a little shy at first but when you get acquainted she IS lots of fun Her appearance IS very neat and she has a clever way of fixmg her hair ln different arrangements Her mam mterest IS skatlng and of thns she does plenty She also likes danclng Her school work IS always lh on tlme KOONS NORMAN JUNIOR lndu-.trlal If you fazlalfzrsl rrp rl down and buzld anolher Koons the builder of the blggest best and bugglest transmltter from Bethlehem to Bath breaks hls bean to blow the B battery ballast buffer bulb lnto the boostmg bollmg unlor has his heart and soul nn bulldxng radmo transmitters and has made a number of hlgh class rugs So lf you ever hear a terrible racket on your radlo remember unnor KOZFLN ICKY BFTTY RUTH BFTTY College Entrance m Arts Her care was never lo o fend And every crealure was her frzend Here s a sweet brown eyed gurl pleasant and dear to many frlends Usually qulet and serious Betty can be quite the OPPOSIIC lf the occasion calls for xt She 1 a conscxentlous worker and this explams her belng a top ranlclm. student She loves all kmds of music xs lntexested lh dramatlcs and revels ln the study of languages She desngns clothes and we belleve wlll become a deswner Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Dramalzcs 2 4 Page One Hundred and Thzrleen , .. .. . .. . . . . . ., , . 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EO US KRAMER HAROLD RAYMOND HARRY Commercial A lzllle laughter now and lhen ls relxshed by the besl of men Harold IS one of those fellows everybody likes He IS always wllllng to help anyone ln any way he can ani hrs word IS as good as hls bonfl Among his pastimes are play Ing tennis reading and playlng plnochle Hls cheerful cllsposltlon lzrlghtens up even a dull party and his pleasing personallty makes hlm many frlen s That IS why we believe he will be a success ln the business worlql Commerczal Club Home Room Preszdent 3 KRAMER DOROTHY MAE DOTTIE Commercxal To a very dear gzrl wlth a wonderful smzlc And a sweel dlsposzlron lhaf ma cs lfe worlh while You simply can t help llkmg Dottie wlth her pleasing ways and quxet almost retlrlng manner Rated the pro verblal bookworm Dottie wo1.l:1 like to go on and on explormg the heart of lxterature She hkes sports and dancing too has a fine sense of humor and can qulp with the best of them and pun wlth the worst Always making new frlenzls Dottle believes ln holclmg on to the old Commercial Club KRAMER SHIRLEY LUCILLE SHERRY Com merclal Le! us look mio lhe ulure For as human eye can see And behold lhe lovely Shrrley What a secretary shef know her pleasures excellent swimmer KRATZER CHARLO'l'I'E Commerclal Words are lhe only thmgs that last forever Laughing joking gxvlng everyone a blg Hello Charlotte goes through the hall Not too studnous she nevertheless does her work and likes It She IS a happy go lucky gal goes roller skatmg through the Commercial course and wlll gll:le Just as smoothly along lh the business world Chorus l Sherry IS a little reserved but loads of fun after you She IS hard to beat lh schoolwork but IS far from being a bookworm Danclng IS one of her favorlte she attends all school dances and IS also an Page One Hundred and Fourteen .- . . . . , . . , . . f r ' 1 v v . . , . - . l l .. .. . .. . . .. 1 1 . 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E0 US was RATZ R JOHN L E JOHNNY College Entrance in Science and Engineering All things rzpen wzth age ohnny is a resident of East Fogelsvllle Fogelsvxlle as well as New York City has Its East Side although this fact is not generally known Though bashful john has been seen lately with a girl That is all we dare say for despite his ready smile the mention of glrls brings a glint to his eye which causes one to drop the subject quickly ohn s chief interest in school is mathematics He is quick at mental calculation has the answer before the teacher asks it He is to be an electrical engineer 8' C9 .1 KRAUSF OWEN W JESSE Science and Engine rmg Cod grant thai I may calch a fish So lug that even I ln felling o ll aflerwards May have no need lo lie Owen seems to be fairly quiet in classes but at other times he is as talkative as anybody H does not belong to the high school orchestra so not many know that he can would interfere with his athletic activities H mtends to become a civil engineer and hopes to prepare at Lehigh His favorite sports are fishing and basketball which he plays with a few teams around the city KRESGE RENAE ELIZABETH Rama Commercial L1 e is ajcsl and all things show il I Ihoughl so once but now I now xl A sunny disposition a radiant smile and pleasing KRAUSF RALPH j Somw College Entrance lh Science and Engineering To ma e haste rs wasle so don I rush me Sonnv Sleepy might be a better name is a bashful sort of fellow who takes an interest only ln mathematics and eating However he must study hard for his marks are good When he graduates he wants to go to college to study to he an engineer Hlslorrcal Sorlely personality has Reme She is always willing to help some one in distress She has won many friends After she grad uates she would like to work in an office I I . . 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Page One Hundred and F teen KRESSLER CARL ALLEN Tnw College Entrance m Arts The world 15 made or un and rolzc llfhy should I spozl :D Carl not m the least bl tmy rs qulte convmred that lt IS possible to lose welght wlthout over exertlng hxmself Something funny he belleves IS somethmg to be shared and he IS qulck to tell his friends all cholce bits of humor that come hls way Carl s first graduation wxsh IS that he may enter college Laughter and Carl have become synon ymous to A H S and tls no wonder for Tlny IS qulte the largest chunk of happmess xn the Class of 40' KROLL LOUISE Vasu: IS or cerla1n among us more than a pleasure A small dark halred girl almost hve feet tall well groomed and pleaslng Loulse has an unaffected pleasmg personality Actxng on the spur of the moment she often does most amusmg thmgs Louxse IS an ardent musnc lover appreclatlng the finest classncs has a lovely vonce and smgs beautxfully 1f she wants to Until recently she had her heart set on a muslcal Career but now she plans to study secretarlal work at the Allentown BUSINESS College Louise never glve up your muslc Chorus 2 3 4 C1rlRcservcs 4 KRESGF RUTH MAL Nlmcrf Commerclal Youth comes but once rn a I1 elzmc Pep vxm and vigor yes Nlldge as em Regardless of her henght Shrimp mlsses little and attends most of our school actlvltles She has never taken her studies senouslv has kept us guesslng but she always comes through with a smlle ThlS dark haired mlss spends much of her txme danclng swlmmmg and lndulglng m other sports Her motto IS l ll try anything once KRIQVSKY DAVID A BABE General Good humor IS goodness and wzsdom combmed Davld IS one of the most promlslng students ln Hugh School Remarkable scholastlcally hls extra currlcular 8Ct1VltlCS show hlm also to be the typlcal boy H15 first love IS basketball his second chess A great common sense an Immutable sense of humor and a genuinely smcere personal lty are a few of the admlrable qualltles which wxll carry h1m to success ln any field ln whlch he ventures DBVIA ns a thoroughly likable fellow with whom a strong and lasting frlendshlp can be built up Naizonal Honor Socuzty 4 Louisa Page One Hundred and Sxxleen - f f .uf x KROMER FREDERICK JOHN Fmapme General We can lzve wzllwul a brolller but nol wlllwul a rzend No one has been more popular wlth the lassles and laddles ln the Allentown High School then Fred He IS well liked by the teachers as well as by students Fred has this year KROPF MARGARET MAY Mucsxe General Happy go lucky sweet and fair she has rzends just everywhere Allentown H1 will mlss the sincere frlendllness and scholastic endeavors of th s brown halrefl g rl who has so completely won the hearts of all her clas mates with her wlnnm smlle and pleasing personality Her charm IS not to be equalled her popularity not to be dlmmezl and her humor not to be surpassed These three characterlstlcs are lndeed the marks of a lovely lady She IS lnterestezl ln all sports especlally Swlmmlhg and dancing To MLlgS1e a grand cheerleader we wlsh much luck ln the future Home Room Represenlatzve 2 fPfCSld6Hl,2 Gzrl Reserves 3 4 Gym Club2 Y W C A 2 Varszly Bas el been very popular at football and basketball games too l!I3l0YlCl1l Snczelu I 2 KUDLICK GLADYS MEGAN General OOTIE lfi ere she perfeci one mzght admzre her more but love her less A smlle a gxggle a bit of chatter and a flery temper KUNKLE BARBARA ANN Bass General Life wzllloul lauglller IS a dreary blan Babs a dynamlc personality goes roving about the halls greeting her friends and admlrers who are many probably because of her slncere and straightforward attitude Her favorite pastime IS rldlng ln a statlon wagon Babs has high hopes of becomlng a typlst and we are all rooting for her to act as splce thats Ootxe She has poise culture mtellngence and w1t She ns a good pal who loves sports and pleasure but contlnues to rate a hxgh place ln all scholastxc BCt1V1tlCS Her dally occupation IS belng gay and keeplng the atmosphere happy When Gladys takes up nursing next year her cheery dlsposltlon will be as good as l'l'lCCllClI1C for any patient She can swung a lxltmg rhyme too when she wlll Nalzonal Honor Soczely 3 4 Baskellrall 3 4 Page One Hundred and Sevenlcen l H 'f', - , ' , . 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Q 3 gy U E0 US LABA PETER PETE General Bc l1e quzet be he gay You will ll e lnm cxllicr way Here IS a chap wlth lots of abllnty and prospects for a fine future as a muslclan Pete IS big and husky and every 1nch a man Hrs school and hxs many fnends wnsh hlm luck and success m everythmg he attempts Swzmmmg 3 KUTZ LILLIAN JEAN Pm' Plays and romances read and seen are slale Brmg on the next 'IIC new xl rs we hall I xlhan ns a cheerful glrl who beheves m the greatest thmg 1n lnfe a smlle Perhaps she llkes to show those bug dlmples that her fnends envy Studies are all rlght but studylng 1sn t for her She does llke typewrltxng however Her hobhxes are reading mystery stones and gomg to the movles several txmes a week LAK ITS ALBERT Prmt Shop Only those who see the dawn are awa e Albert IS a likable fellow Wlth falr marks ln all his subjects A steady hard working fellow when he IS given a task he does xt to the best of hls abxllty l-hs keen appre clatlon of humor has won hlm a veritable army of frlends Al IS lnterested ln hls prmtmg Liked by all his classmates LAMBERT GRACE General Here we wzll srl and le! ll1c sounds of music creep ln our ears Easy to look at Grace has many lnterests ranging from the aesthetic to the athletic She played the v1ol1n ln unlor Hugh orchestra took part lh the operettas and sang ln the junior A Cappella Choir Here she plays the cello IS student leader of the orchestra and secretary of the band In addltlOl'1 to this she IS a member of the gym team Her ambitions are hlgh but we believe she wxll attaln them Orclieslral 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 Gym Club 4 Page One Hundred and Ezghleen he lS always ready to help those 1n need Lots of luck' l , . . --- ' UAL., H k .,. , J h . . D I I . v E0 US LA ROSE AVANAL GEORC-INE Avuz Commer clal Things honest ralher lhan lhzngs splendzd Pretty and sweet IS this gurl who IS a popular member of our Allentown Hlgh Band Always gay and ready to help others Avle IS a joy to all those who know her She enjoys basketball and football games good movie skatmg and lh fact IS a typlcal American Cxrl An earnest student Avle has followed the Commerclal Course Band 3 4 LARRIMER DONALD WARD LARRY Science and Englneermg What should a man do bu! be merry3 Watch out' Don t let thus Don Cupld cast his spell on you because he 18 always on hand with hxs bow and arrow He lS an actlve member ln the Allentown Archery Club and better yet he makes practically all of his own equlp ment and good equipment too Donald IS enrolled lh the SCICDCC and Engmeermg Course and IS actlve ln the muslcal organlzatxons He xs a mxghty llkable chap we all agree on that LANDIS FRANCES ARLENE Toors Commerclal A szlent tongue and a lruc hear! are mas! admrrable bath Frances I5 a quxet studlous gurl with a cheerful smlle and friendly greeting A friend m need when lt comes to some of those cllsturbmg questions we just ask Toots and she helps us If she cannot help she vull say l m very sorry and really mean lt Her favorite pastimes are readmg and sewmg LA ROSS ELIZABETH L Barry Flne Arts Mrles are short wxlh company Although she wlll not tower above the crowd her pre sence IS known by her merry volce whether rooting for A H S or simply talking At home she entertains the neighbors w1th her slnglng and playlng although she never gets fan mall If lt s fun you are seeklng or lf lt s cheerlng you require Betty 1S the one to go to She xs always ready to help a frlend and once you are one he will never let you down Chorusl 2 3 4 Cho1r3 4 Page One Hundred and Nmeleen .. V, ' , ' 3. , 1 . I wilh you and you with mc - Q G0 US LAUB. MIRIAM LUCILE LAums General Constant cllcerfulncss is a sign of wisdom. Laubie is one of our quiet little girls with a constant smile and pretty dimples Her ability to make friends easily and to keep them makes her popular She lives out of town and everv school morning she boards a trollley bound for A H S She IS quite fond of sports especially basketball and swimming Mlm plans to be a nurse LAZENBY JANICE ANNA AN I will not follow where the path leads but I will go where there is no path and 1 will leave a trail A friend to all and as happy as a lark an is a whizz at painting and very active in ice skating riding and swim ming She is a perfect hostess because she is quiet and soft spoken an IS also a wonderful person to tell your troubles to and she can keep a secret Her one ambition is to paint and this fall she intends to enter an art college Good luck an Girl Reserves 2 3 4 French Club 4 LEACH VICTOR E Vic General On lum and on his l1lgl'1 endeavor The light of praise shall shine forever Vic has a pleasant personality and is clean in thought word and deed l'le is always clever in lmitatlng teachers ways and has provided many a laugh for his friends Of all of the sports he likes swimming and skating best On the whole Vic is one swell guy LEAPOAL EARL FARLY General A stztch zn time saves nine As time marches on its merry way with its great leaders ahead of the pack Early will be in the front row and in a cheerful mood Seldom does he let anger over come him His chief ambition is to become an electrical engineer but with the vigor of youth upon him he also interested in all sports majoring in swimming He is hoping to become a successful business man HereS hoping he may achieve that for which he is striving S0 vallantly' Page One Hundred and Twenty G0 US LEER GRACE EVELYN Bscxv General In lhose eyes of blue shines a hgh! of friendship lrue Grace who IS liked by all of us 18 fond of sports especlally swlmmmg She loves movies and the radlo and her friendly personality has won her many frlencs Lessons never seem to bother her she spends her txme laughmg and talking and 18 adept at both Here s wlshmg her lots of luck LESSFR PEARL MAE. SKIPPER Commercnal Oh to have a lzllle house A house beszde a hzll Happy go lucky blonde Skipper IS full of pep and fun and attracts attention wherever she goes Really qulte SCFIOUS about llfe It IS her giggle that makes her remembered ln our class Studxes are the least of her wor rles but she always manages to pull through rushmg to each class for last mmute studymg She has her heart Hope you have clear sallmg Slupper' Cheerleader I Baskclball I LEH EARL A Le! every .slreel be made a reverent azslc Where muszc grows and beauly IS unchamed Earl Leh the boy who pushes a typewriter and gets LEH CHARLOTTE. ARLENE Cnow Cuow General A book rs somelhmg lo carry lhal sircnglhens one s character Chow Chow s greatest asset 18 the glft of conversa tlon She IS forever talklng and generally at the wrong tlme Wherever a crowd of boys and gurls are laughmz there she IS wlth her giggle She s a great friend Her one ambxtnon ns to become a successful busmess woman Gym Club 4 round shouldered dolng accountlng has a very Important avocatlon we hear He pushes three valves on a cornet each nlght and keeps the neighbors baby awake Hls musnc however IS lmprovmg and so lt won t be long before we senxors wlll be glad to hear Earl set on being either someone's stenographer or a housewife. Page One Hundred and Twenly one 130 US LFICKEL EVELYN MAE V Commercial A goodfrzend rs rich coslly and rare Fvelvn a frlend worth havlng llkes to have her own way but she will give ln to you often Her work ln school IS good and when she makes up her mini to do a thing she c oes It Evelvn doesn t care much for school work but she 18 energetlc ln doing lt especially shorthand Her ambltxon IS to get work ln an ofhce lf possllsle after gradua txon and xf she keeps up the good work she has begun we re qulte sure she wxll not faxl LENHART JANE JANE General 4 very merry dancing laughing qua mg and unlhzn mg lzme ane is interested ln just about everything that goe on lnkes swxmmmg skating movies and just can t keep her feet still when she hears dance musxc Popular with everyone jane has many frlencls and can be counted on for fun She has bug Ideas but no specnal plans Tennis 2 LEIBENSPERGER JEANNE LANA lmsn General A courageous rlcnd I5 a lreasurc lrlsh lS a good friend to all although she does have an lrlsh temper You wlll always find her strolllng around the hall lookmg as though she were m a fog but she can sec through the mlst She has many hobtl rex mg dancing stamp collecting and slnsllng A lou l and enthusiastic fan of sport events she plays on a gurl s baseball team lf she participates ln the game of llfe as energetically as m sports she will have a wonderful future General Good things came 1n small packages Llttle One IS one of those per ons flllecl mth pep vim and vlgor at all game Hers IS the vo ce that calls the loudest the bell that clangs the sharpest Ask Little One of her plans for the future and she will smile coyly But wherever her course may lead we will be cheer mg and rooting for her ln the game of llfe Page One Hundred and Twenty lwo . -251 5' , ' , . 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LEISER, EDITH HLITTLE ONE ,gi IFNT7 GRACI' CHRISTINE Cmcnz General Presence o mmd and courage m d1s'ress Grac e IS a lovable glrl wlth Iaughmg eyes whom we commend for pep and ablllty to have a good time She lnces to swrn plav tenms eat IS an arzlent movie fan IS espe lally devot Ll to Cerman shows a keen mterest ln her stuclles at least rates hxgh ln all of them ani sees that you never have a dull moment Once ln a whlle out t roo a blt or a temper but If soon subsldes Her amlablllty and sparlcllng personallty will enable her to succeed ln I ENTZ RUTH RUTHIE Commercnal One lo have un and one lo ma e un Ruth IS always readv to have fun or show someone a good tlme She IS big hearted and easy to get along with When she leaves school she wants to enter a business ofhce She keeps what some people call a Struggle Barrel or Hope Chest for the clay when those bells rmg Her fellow students wlsh her luck ln any career LENHART VICTOR rr Industrial Cxve me my gun and dog Victor Vlc to his friends and family IS not c xflerent from the average boy there are times when he IS quite frlendlv and then agam he becomes aloof hls genume nature bemg revealed only to those whom he knows best I-Ins current mterest IS ln trapping hunting swlmmlng flshlng hxlung and outdoor sport Forestry and anlmal Infe have been hls mam mterest smce chll hood and he wants to be a forest ranger I ENTZ JOHN AIOHNNY General All thrngs rzpen wrlh age You may not be aware of It but ohn has a great light and hides his Ixght under a bushel He s especially shy where glrls are concerned but you should see the beautiful plctures he palnts of glrls Ask hlm about them sometime He could glve you an earful about avlatlon at the same tnme too Page One Hundred and Twenty three ' NV I . 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' ' . any venture. , f . k f GOMUS I ERCH ADELLA DOLLY General A splendrd comrade Whenever there s a party Dolly ns sure to be lnvlted because she s always ready for fun and good laughs Or lf you re ln dxfhculty and nee:l a frxend she IS sure to he the one to help She smgs whistles and likes apples There ns hardly a moment when she xsn t mgxng or whnsthng some popular dltty but she does not hesitate a but about Slnglng Hardly a day goes by that Dolly doesn t come out of the cafeteria contentedly eatlng an apple She goes ln for dancing readmg lxstenmg to swung bands and eating apples ln a bug way Happy and jolly the Job that gets Dolly Chorus 2 LEVIN NORMAN Nur General There IS always room for a man o orce Nup l..evm will probably be the next Bull Roblnson or Fred Astaire lf he doesn t let the bugs ln Zoology class af fect hlm Thls tall popular Jltterbug can always be seen m the halls practlcmg new steps Nup does not let dancmg mterfere wxth his studies proven by the fact that he has managed to be on the honor roll qulte a few txmes He can play a lxttle on the plano and ukelele and trles to teach some of hls friends a few of hxs two flngered selections Nup ns a loyal and trustworthy friend and can always be called on for some fnendly advlce Thrs wxtty student expects to enter the school of busmess at Penn State l EONARD HERMAN HERMIE And 31111 lhey loo ed and 51111 ll1e wonder grew Tha! one small head could carry all he new Wnth persxstent Indulgence Herman has establlshed for hrmself an lnterestmg and helpful hobby photography Seen at all lmportant events wxth hxs camera his plctures have been admxred for the three years that he has posted them on the bulletin board He has a preference for photography but whatever lme he chooses we are sure he wlll put his heart lnto LERNER MYRON Mme General Clear the road I delzghl rn speed Mlke IS the popular boy with the Let s be frxends smile Hls pranks are numerous and dlverslfled Whenever a friend needs a little help nn a subject and lVl1ke can help he does so w1th a smnle He leans strlctly towards sports and has favorlte IS basketball which he watches wxth great Interest and plays wxth great slull Hrs swell personality and ever wlllmgness to help are assets which have gained hum a host of frlends and which wlll a1d Mlke ln whatever he undertakes to do ln later llfe The world will have a good busmess man m Mike after he completes hxs studles at the Wharton School of Business at the Unxversnty of Pennsylvanna Page One Hundred and Twenty four .- H 4 , , . U U 4 , . 1- . .- , 1 - n f . . r H U v - - - 1. . - ,- I - .4 H - 1- . .1 . . , . 1 G0 US LEWIS GENE LOUlSE MICKFY College Entrance nn Arts She rs prelly lo walk wrlh Anal willy lo talk wrlll And pleasant loo lo lhm on A broad smlle and a cheery greetxng for evervone that s our Gene Commg to us from a rlval school Readmg l-hgh she was qunck to glve her loyalty to A H S An avid follovs er of the football team she also takes a great mterest m tennls badmlnton and drlvmg Dramatlcs and music aresldelnterests but the future will find her a math teacher Your personalnty and conscxentxous hablts wlll get you place Gene so more power to you' Dramalzcs I 2 3 Chorus 3 4 G1rlReserLes 4 Chorr 4 French Club 4 LICINI FRANK R FRANKIE lndustrlal Wor rs ssmelhrng lo be lrzed when all other courses all Here IS a boy whose future lles ln the vast held of electrxcnty Frankxe has been eager and ambxtlous to learn the magic of electrlclty and hxs shop work IS above the average Hrs favo lte sports are swlmmmg fishing and who can get along with almost anybody We hope he succeeds m hls electrical studles LICK FORRESTA ,I Dfxcwooo Commercial Better late than never Dagwood a fellow who 15 always fooling and joklng and stlll has hxs work 1n on time xs fond of sports basket ball his favorite He IS always wlllnng to try again lf not successful at flrst He hopes to enter the busxness world LONG JEAN ADRIENNE CHECKERS General The exc ptzon does not prove the rule Checkers ns beauhful but not dumb She does so many thmgs well draws slngs acts dances and skates If you need help ask Checkers sh fl do her best and her best will be good She does not care much for sports but foot ball tenms and lce skatlng head her llst She xntends to be a typlst only don t try to date her she doesn t care much for boys either she says Strictly buslness ln busmess hours says can but afterwards she s full of mlschelf Tennis Club 2 3 Dancmg 2 3 Clee Club l baseball. 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Page 0ne-Hundred and Twenty we 130 US LUKEN3 EDWARD Luxe College Entrance 1n Arts Under all speech that ls goodfor anything there Iles a silence that 15 better Although Luke IS a fellow who does not enjoy study mg he usually makes out well m hxs studies He seems to be a strong fellow for he pulled a desk apart 1n English class Desplte his faults Luke IS easy to get along with and he has more than his share of frxewcls m the Senior class LUTZ JAMES R JIMMY Industrial Small and mzglrty Clean and tidy llmmy chlel butcher of the pattern shop, IS constantly at has work Never turns down a problem that confronts hlm always tries to do has part to help others Sometnres bashful sometlmes backward especially when a girl talks to hum James ns full of school spmt, and we wnsh hmm the best of luck ln all thlngs Gym Club 4 LONG CHARLES A CHAS Comrrercxal A quiet attitude He rules the multitude Chas ns quiet among strangersand loud among frlenzls whom he IS always ready to help Always jolly and full of pep alert studxous and wllllng to work he IS llked by all his classmates ln the class room he llstens more than he talks He does not play on any hugh school team but IS always there rootmg for A H S Chas will probablv wmd up m some office m Allentown LUTZ ANNA MAE SHORTY General 'Vlcrry frlendly loyal true This queer world needs more lzke you All smnles Shorty 18 always walking around the halls with the same unconcernezl strut qhe IS a quick thinker and has a way of makmg and keepmg frxends Her head ns full of jokes A great lover of clogs tenms skatmg and horseback riding she stlll mtencls to make halrdressmg her career Chorus 2 3 Page One Hundred and Twenty szx -. , . , - . . . , , , 1 - , U .- f . .. . . . . . 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MAcDONALD JEAN EVELYN JEANIF Commerclal The hearlu laugh and generous soul Has helped her onward lo the goal Sweet demure this lxttle mnss w1th her fnends IS chockful of gayety When thlngs arent golng rnght eaney makes you look on the sunny side Her associates FIDCI her a good companlon a loyal frlencl lovable clever humorous and sympathetxc You can usually see her rushmg through the halls to get her next class to do some of perfect attendance MACDONALD WESTLEY MAC Industrlal I ll be merry and free l II be sadfor nobody ust a moment please while we lntroduce thus most llkable person He fmds lt a very hard thlng to get down to work at night but he sure does get the grades Rare are the tlmes when Mac IS seen alone there are few school actxvltxes that he mxsses He s a shark ln the radxo and electrical held last mmute studymg She has accompllshed seven years MAcLEAN ELROY JAMES MAC Industrial l you don! succeed al frrsl lry try agazn maybe' Thls qulet sober looking chap wlth hrs red model A Ford IS the object of many gurls affections I-Ins mam Interest xs automobile construction has hobby tlnkerlng around his Ford He sure knows hls stuff and we wlsh hum all the luck ln the world The strange thmg about hlm I9 that he just can t get mad If you want to know any thmg about an automobile ask Mac MACLEAN WILLIAM j Doc Industrial Oh or a day on lhe open road Bull the klnd of a fellow you llke to have around you has a pleasant smile and cheerful word for everyone he meets and has won many a friend Hls favorite pastnmes are dancing roller skating and playmg the guitar He expects to work lh a newspaper firm after he graduates Well be hearlng from you Bull' .. f Page One Hundred and Twenly seuen G0 US MACMURTRIE RUTH D RUTH Retail Selllng Be brzght andjomal among our Quests When Irxsh Eyes are Smlllng and you take a second look you are certaln to find Ruth One mxght thmk Ruth IS shv but to know her IS to know she IS really qulte gay when sl'e gets started She can always be seen on Hamilton Street at twelve thlrtv hurrvmg to wcrk for she has the retall selling course With her pleasant dlspcsntlon and razllant smlle me know she can sell anything MAGARCLE SALLIE ADELF SALLIF General It rs afrzendly hear! tha! has plenlu offrlends Sallle one ambltlon IH llfe IS to lee a dress designer Her hobby IS sketching ani painting She IS fond of sports espe lally basketball ani football Salllng Sallle delights ln having a boat of her own She likes to dance but coul n t be called a jltterbug and has a Scotty that she adores Her pet hates are math chemxstrv and snobs She IS happy go lucky and has a sweet dlsposltxon which l rings her many frlends MAHLER JUNF HARRIET C eneral Nol that I Izke sludy less Bu! lhal I Izke fun more A pleasant smile a jovial companion and a good sport that s une An ardent supporter of class functlons she cheers at sport events wxth all her mlght Eatlng and talkxng plav an lmportant part ln her llfe too Sewmg xs a hobby that she excels ln ln splte of all this she stlll Ends sometime for study C1rlRcserves 2 3 4 IVIALENOVSKY SHIRLEY ISABELI F How General lnlelhgence wrt and beauly combined lust as Shirley has smiled her way into the hearts of her classmates and teachers we know she ll smile her way to fame and fortune Not only her wlnnmg personality but her excellent work makes her an outstandmg student Wlth her agreeable dxsposltxon success will not be dlffncult for her to attain lh whatever field she may enter and we hope that all her ambitions and desires will be fulfxlletl Dramalzc Club 2 Nalzonaf Honor Soclely Page One Hundred and Twcnlu elglll . 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D - . - ' . ,I Y 'J 430 US MALIK JOHN STEVE Yam: lndustrlal The way lo be nolhmg IS lo do nolhmg ohn IS one of the most successful wood dxssectors m the shop He IS always m a good mood and keeps the shop laughlng by droppmg an occasxonal wxse crack He ns mterested ln all the sports and games MANNER MARCA RET PEGGY General She hasn l a worry she hasn I a care A smlle a cheery laugh heralds Peggys approach Peggy IS rather small but lt 1sn t slze that determmes value Her favorlte yens are readlng and eatlng She IS fond of all sports but would rather be a spectator ln the rough ones She can always End tlme for everythmg except for a lnttle homework now and then Her ambitions vary from time to tlme MARCHETTO GERALDINF NORMA Granny Commercial Brown harr devrlzsh eyes Flashmg ways lhal hypnolrze Beauty and brams combine lh this sweet lassle She s Gerry to everybody because she IS a frlend to everybody Gerry comes from a musical famlly and plays a plano her self Her ambltlon IS to go on the stage as most of the mem bers of her famlly have done Though she would make a good stenographer just look at her report card and you ll see we would rather see her eyes sparkle from behind the footllghts You ll always know you will have someone to stand up for you lf Gerry IS your frxend Commercxal Club MARCKS ALTHEA E DARK EYES General Lwe a Izfe and lzve xt gay A qunck smile a ready laugh and a warm sympathy that s Althea She IS always ready to laugh at your jokes good or bad An enthuslastxc sport spectator she has never missed a football game Althea IS an expert seam stress and enjoys makmg dresses for her younger sxster It ns needless to say that she wlll recelve what she wants from llfe for she does so much for others lt IS bound to make her llfe rlch and full Page One Hundred and Twenlq nme r 1- . . . -1 , . -4 H , A . 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H , . - , 130 US MARKOWITZ STEPHEN STEVE Englneerxng and Sc ence When your wor pzles loo deep Close your boo s and go lo sleep Steve IS one of the grandest guys ln school always MARCKS RICHARD E BLACKIE lndustrlal Machinist If this school were full of Blac le s What a good school tlus would be Blackme IS always where mlschxef IS going on He would be all rlght ln hrs class but as soon as some one starts a rumpus he s ready to enjoy lt He 1 known as the best machmxst of hxs class He IS so xnterested lh thus llne of work that he has a couple jobs already llned up so he can start work and lose no tlmewhen he graduates Elackxe IS what you call a keen minded fellow He sees both sides of everythlng and will argue three weeks later on the same subject untll he IS sure you are convinced fooling or pulllng off some joke but stall getting along well ln hls classes He studles hard and gets along as well with hls teachers as wlth hls fellow puplls He llkes all hrs classes especxally physics and IS a member of the National Honor SOClety Always he finds tlme to attend all sports aCt1Vl ties lVlay Lady Luck always follow hlm Natzonal Honor Soclely 4 MASTERS HAROLD ,I Fxrs lndustrlal A smile covers many aults therefore I shall remam smrlmg MARUSCHAK JOHN JOHNNY General Aflashmg wrt A brzllzant smxlc A ready lland A chap worth wlulc ohnny IS a happy go lucky sort of a chap who IS always smllmg and ready to help hxs fellow worker He ns a member of the Varsxty swlmmmg team and IS actlve ln basketball football and baseball He also llkes dancmg and can often be found on some dance floor doxng the latest steps We wash johnny the best of luck Sw1mmlng2 3 4 Presentlng another of the prmt shop boys who gets along without much worry and wlth stllx less work Fats IS tall well bullt and handsome He IS a congenial person who has hrgh and honorable hopes Popular among his fellow students and especlally with the weaker sex Fats 13 quiet but when there IS fun ln the making he IS always present Prmlers Club fTreasurerD 4 Page One Hundred and Tlurly , . .. . k.- , . . . s . , .. .. . .. k . , . - , , . , - .. ., .. . . , . . ., . . . . . . , . .. .. . . .. . f , . . .. .. r ' v - , . . . . . G0 US MATO WOODROW MATH General When your studies pzle loo deep Close your boo s and go to sleep lVlate IS a swell fellow easy to get along with not quiet all of the tlme anfl IYICS to study ln class H loves all sports and plays a good game of golf The events of the world do not bother Mate unless they come too close to h1m personally Best of luck to you Mate jay Vee Foolball 2 3 Baseball 3 4 ,pf 'Qs MATTERN KATHRYN LOUISE KAY General Prazse from a rzend or censure from afoe Are los! on hearers lhal her merlls now Kathryn of the dreamy eyes and brllllant smile IS a steadfast friend after she rs drawn from the shell of her placid restful nature She never loses her temper Kay loves to lce skate and she can become deeply engrossed ln a book Girl Rcsernes 7 3 MASTERS THOMAS H Tom Commercial He who laughs lasfs Tom the happy go lucky fellow with a grand person allty IS always ready to help anyone especially a damsel ln dlstxess He has heen on the swlmmmg team for three years and will give any fish a good race Tom expects to go to buslness college and later to try for a C P A job Swzmmmg Team 2 3 4 Dc Malay MATTEN ELWOOD L C WOODY lndustrlal Every lzme he opens lns mouth When Woody had this plcture taken he palcl for the camera Elwood rs a Hne fellow and the glrls just go wxld about hlm As to school work lVlatten s motto IS Work some of the time and loaf plenty Woody 15 an electrician but hlS hobby rs radio for he hopes sometlme to he an amateur radlo operator a Ham to you Page One Hundred and Thzrly one lf ' -M He puls his fool in il. ' W . . . It . If 1 ' ' I US MAX THFLMA LORRAINE. Toav Ceneral Twas her thrn mg of olhcrs made you Ihzn of her W1tty energetic and charmmg Toby has already made a place for herself lh this world Behind her slmpllclty and thoughtfulness he many good xdeas whlch will and her nn achlevemg her goal Thelma expects to go to Beaver and study dletetlcs With her ambltlon how can she be anythlng but a great success? Le Cercle Franczas 4 Chorus I 2 3 MAY VIVIAN Viv REDS Commercial Whal do I care Carefree Reds has a host of frlends and wherever there IS laughter Reds IS right ln the mlddle of the crowd She worrles about nothlng and gets along rather well To all outside appearances Vw s heart IS fancy free at present but you never can tell about these red heads Her plans for the future are vague No one knows she says what will happen However whatever she trles we know that thus vxvaclous red head will succeed MAYBURY ROBERT HARRIS Bos General Wisdom IS lhe prlncxpal lhmg therefore fel wzsdom and in lhy gcllmg gel underslandrng And so l sez are Immortal words rlsen from the fun lovmg mind of our friend Robert Although he IS tetchecl about algebra and chemistry he IS proficient and versatile ln all his work He loves to confute and IS a veritable geyser of techmcal terms used properly He leaves school each day unhampered by any load of books how he manages IS a mystery to people who don t know how brnght hens howqulcklyhelearns Chemistry IS the choice of h s heart and he has all the quahtles that mark the bom sclentlst MAYER BRUCE HEPNER MARE Englneerxng and Scxence There rs nolhmg so commendable as o splendxd charader Dependable self reliant capable and quietly efhclent these are only some of Bruce s qualltles During the three years that Bruce has been with us he never failed to prepare the work outlmed for hxm Bruce takes part ln sports havmg been a member of the varslty tenms team sxnce hls Sophomore days It 18 safe to judge from the appllcatlon and theearnest ness that he has shown nn Hugh School that we may expect great thmgs of hlm Tenn1s2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Th zrly two fx OV' 130 US MAYERS MIRIAM MARY Toornz Commercial Deep m lhoughl Reserved ln speech lVllr1am IS gay simple sweet never a bother always a true honest falthful frxend Besides workmg hard and being faithful at home she loves outdoors and all outdoor sports She appreciates fine things and has the chance to enjoy them about her home MOVICS are her favorite pastxme and her hobbies dancing and playing the plano She IS an mdustrlous student doesn t gnve up untll the job IS hnlshed McNALLY HAROLD P MAc Engmeerlng and Sclence Character rs shaped by darly lhouqhls And actzons ma e the man lntroducmg Mac that s all' Harold I5 a natlve son of the Golden West and IS proud of the fact He came to Pennsylvania elght years ago and attended the Whitehall schools Mac has made many frxends was actxve on the track forward to hls studies as a chemical engmeer Carnegle Tech IS hls cholce of colleges Trac Team 2 3 4 MCCORMICK jOHN EDWARD Epprg Commerclal Tha! southern drawl slays em Eddie shares ln the shouting when shoutmg IS to be done at football games or when slcatlng s to be skated Always shlnes forth ln some loud bow tle and a glance justifies a susplclon that he can blarney the glrls to a fare ye well Chorus 3 MCCURLEY ELIZABETH G L1BBY General You wrllfrnd her very wzse Libby s beautiful red hair and radiant smile remind one of a gorgeous sunset ln far off Norway Her tmklmg laughter and charming personality attract both sexes lllce a hugh powered magnet Singing and dancing are Libby s favorxte pastimes Her chief ambltlonxs to become a secretary Page One Hundred and Thrrly three . . 1 . . . . team during his junior and senior years, and is looking , . 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A V . . - I - . . . - - v MCILHANEY BRUCE DANIEL MAC Commercial If ai fzrsl you don I succeed Try the olher barrel Bruce never crazy about hrs school work was al ways able to pass He comes from Trexlertown and IS mterested ln taking up commercxal deslgnmg His leisure Interest IS sports but he enjoys watching more than playmg Hls hobbles are bulldlng model alr planes and trampsng around ln the woods wxth a 22 rlfle He also Fishes at an old mme hole near hrs home McELDERRY KATHLEF N M Km-'rv General Krlly s ways she wal s rn sunlzghl She s got a twmkle ln her eye a song ln her heart rhythm ln her feet red ln her halr and a pert nose Kxtty s full of fun but when she sets her mmd on something she s the most determined person ln Lehigh County She s always on the go plenty of pep and loves skating danc mg and swlmmlng ln her quxet moments sl'-es curled up lh a chair with a good book Kltty has plenty of school spmt and IS a pretty regular rooter at the games You can usually fund her at the class plays too She wants to be a dletltlan and we know she ll make good food even for a person on a duet Czrl Reserves 4 MCLEAN DONALD MAC General Hear ye the hum o mrghty wor zngs Mac well known among both sexes IS one of our cheerleaders All the boys can easxly get along wlth hxm for he IS a regular average Amerxcan Hrs temper IS qulte dormant untll lt lS aroused to an exclted pxtch then he really goes mto 8Ctl0D Until that tlme he IS as meek as a lamb Hrs actxvlty ln sports can hardly be exceeded Two years ago he was one of the three clowns ln the gym exhlbxtlon but ln classes he drops the clown role Cheerleading 2 3 Cymn C1ub2 3 4 McQUlLKEN JOHN H JACK General Thm mg IS one o hardest jobs even rf lhere IS lxllle compelllxon ack IS a likable fellow never serlously bothered by school work Sports clalm hrs spare time and though he excels ln basketball he enjoys football and Swlnlllllng A valuable member of the band his love of music has made hxm a notable player jack s ambltlon IS to become a doctor we hope hell be happy and successful ln has profession Foolba1l2 Band2 3 4 i . Page One Hundred and Thirly four MECKLEY HAROLD Commercial I have a unny brazn F01 s say It s off :ls lrac Bul zt s used lo good advantage When I buy a hal Harold IS qulet but not enough to make him back ward a true frlend and a real pal He IS a versatlle cellrst and vlolxnlst as his servlce as cellxst nn the orchestra proves A lover of good muslc he always attends local band and symphony orchestra concerts Hrs pet subject IS shorthand and he s bound to be a good business man 0rchcslra2 3 4 MEILEY RUTH JUNE SHRIMPY Commercial Lrllle I am Irllle I be Bu! I am lall enough or me Ah' Here comes Ruth the type of gurl men dream about If you see somebody watchmg the boys you know that s Ruth or rf you hear a stentornan laugh reverberatlng through the halls nt s Ruth gettmg a klck out of Commerlcal Law A pal a true friend a good sport all wrapped ln one yet a glgglmg happy go lucky chatterbox Shrlmpy carries home a stack of books for she won t let anything but a handsome young man lnterfere with her homework Ruth seldom worrxes about anything but her regular even mgs companlons Shrlmpy lS one of those glfted glrls who can slt in English class Wlth an alr of Innocent attentlon m her neighborhood are her hobbles MEISLIN NATHAN NATE Engmeermg and Scxence He who ma es hasle slowly lives lang Our Alma. Mater will certainly mlss the smart col leglate figure of Nate ambllng through the corridors of Allentown Hlgh School ulck enough m hlstory and grammar Nate nn person moves slower than molasses 1n wmter Quxck wrt slow motlon xt s a powerful combmatlon Nate who orglnlnally hailed from Abraham l.1ncoln Hugh School moved here from Brooklyn New York during his Sophomore year He has a manla for gettmg his car 1n the way of oncoming telegraph poles and has already succeeded 1n demolxshmg two perfectly good auto moblles Abraham Lzncoln Hxgh School Foolball 2 Lrcutenanl of the Sludenl Palrol I 2 MEISSNER FLORENCE ANNA l'x.ossna Commerclal A goodfrrend so costly rich and rare A ready smile dark hanr flashing eyes wltty and constant flow of conversation and an ambxtxon to be a stenographer all these spell Flossle Because she lS a hard and COHSCICUUOIIS worker we re sure she wlll succeed Page One Hundred and Thlriy fwe A' f . ' . ' Y .f . , ' , . I l and let the world go by. 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G0 US 'K MFI BFR DONALD l' Dom General Flymg hfgh or fluzng low ll ma cs no dz erence where you go The maln ambltlon of this young lad IS to JOIN the Unlted States Navy Air Corps Don IS also an actxve sports lover and enters almost any game with enviable slull A frxend to all who meet hlm Don wlll always be a pleasant memory to all his hugh school pals MFNGLE LEWIS LEW lnclustrlal Never do tomorrow what you can do today Lew 15 a qulet goozl natured fellow very consclentlous lh hls work He thlnlcs lt a crime to come to school wlthout his lessons He IS 1ntereste'l ln radio and electrical work and plans to enter work at one or the other m a blgway after graduation Radio Club 3 Nalzonal Honor Socrelu MERTZ ,IEANNF LQUISF IMMIE General Eu.-ru man IS a volume 1 you now how lo read him lnmmle s gamln lllce face xs ususally laughlng and gay yet ln no tlme at all she can become as lmmobxle as the great stone face She has a habit of chewlng her words and her voice IS as small as she IS But her smooth dancing and her brxght wlttlclsms have captured many an admirer lmmle can write poetry that makes you Slt up and talce notlce All play and no worlc seem to be 1mm1e s motto but she ll probably be a ravmg success no matter what she does or doesn t do Ml RTZ MARGARET E Prrrv General A perfecl shining mar IS she For schoolroom fun andjollzly Peggy IS a grand frlend ID splte of being very talkative but that s what we lllce about her She IS truly a brllllant scholar studylng harrl for a scholarship And she can wrnte Nlanv a story she has m her notebook ani somezlay she means to wrlte a whole book perhaps a Pulitzer l rxze novel She expects to go to the Unlverslty of Penn Sylvania and we ll be waltmg for her first publication A l ' A le if K A nn V k 1 ' ff 5 k . 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Y A -4 Page One Hundred and Thrrly sxx METZGER DAISY EDNA BOOTS Com me rclal Remember well and bear ln mlnd True frlends ll e thls are hard lo md Boots IS admlred by many for her Wlnhlng smlle and pleaslng personallty She IS a lover of hlklng blcycle rldlng tennls Skatlng and our school sports She 15 always Wllllhg to do a favor for a frlentl Her blggest asset IS her beautlful red halr Boots IS SCYIOUS about her StUdlCS she sees that thlngs are handed ln on tlme and lets no work go unflnlshed METZC-ER RICHARD WARREN DICK General Where your lreasure 13 lhere wlll your hear! be also Dlck IS usually rather qulet ln school and ln fact he s that way most other places However what he lacks lh volume he makes up ln appearance and quallty When he IS not trylng to exaggerate hls age by pufflng on a malodor ous plpe he IS WOfklng on one of hls hobbles As a result he has won honors lh model alrplane constructlon and also ln rlfle marksmanshlp Hls EDC marksmanshlp ought to be of good use ln case he carrles out hlS lntentlons of Jolnlng the army MEST WILLARDJ N BILL General I al flrsl you don l succeed forge! ll That fellow walklng through the halls wlthout that studlous look IS Blll But everyone who knows hlm knows hlm as a good frlend Glrls do not lnterest hlm much but muslc IS rlght ln hls llne Buslness does not lnterfere Wlth hls pleasure but he trles hard not to let hls studles get a set back Blll lntends to study muslc Football? Band? 3 4 METZGER Cl ADYS FAY MIT7 Commerclal A sunny person lo have around There IS always laughter where Mllz IS found Here IS the brown halred malden that has a smlle for everyone Mltz Metzger Nlltz has never neglected her studles even though she attends a great number of soclal affalrs and has taken a keen lnterest ln lntermural basketball games She goes to all other games an enthusla tlc spectator and ch erer C1rlReservel 2 3 4 Baskellaall2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Tlllrly seuen 1 ll if . - i . . . . I ir 5 1 .. ,. , ' s ' l e . , l 1 I . NO' -asp--f 'i' E0 US METZGER ROBERT E Bon Ceneral Il s .slzll a man s worlrl Bob does and says very llttle here ln school but when he charges through those swlnglng doors hls mouth arms and legs seldom stop for repairs or alterations He IS not qulte experlenced enough to play on any school team but he IS usually the star on the back alley football and basketball teams Oddly enough he and hls brother Dlck have slmllar lnterests so don t be surprised to see two General Nletzgers ln our army MFTZLER CLAIR ELAINE CEM Commercial Be she qulel be she gay You will ll e ller ellher way Claire qulet and demure IS always ready for a good time Although she has attained a goo:l scholastic record she Finds time to support school aCtlVltlES and keep up with her dancing Claire will endeavor to sell her personal lty to the business world where her capablllty and her sunny cllsposltlon should ensure success MICHAEL JOYCE HELEN ov Commercial A good sense o humor 13 beller fhdfl none ln oyce we have a free and easy sort of glrl taking things as they com wlthout a murmur Her keen sense of humor and smlllng eyes her magnetism will make omeone a pleasant stenographer. No matter what she undertakes we are with her. MILAS, MARY MAY Commercial Always willing and able Willl a swee! smile for all. To mcst of us lVlary seems quiet with little to say, but that doesn t mean that she is shy. Shes really a fun- loving girl, and at most of the games and dances chatters gayly all the time. This friendly, dark haired girl is a good student likes dancing and skating, and will sometime be a helpful secretary. Page One Hundred and Thirty ezghl MILFS RUTH MARGARET BLONDIE General So alr a chee so alr a smlle For one swlft glzmpse we ml walk a mlle The rare possessor of beautlful blond halr Ruth IS well known among her classmates She IS one of the few glrls who can flnd beauty and amusement ln the outdoors as well as ln movles or on dance floors Ruth goes ln for athletlcs ln a hlg way she IS a booster for A H S at all and dlver Ruth trles her best never to hurt anyone s feellngs for that she says IS the qulckest way to lose frlends Gym Clulzl 2 3 4 Hoc ey Team 2 3 Swlmmlng Team 2 Cheerleaflzng I flee Club I MILDER LYDIA A Commerclal Prelly enough Wltty enough Pcppu enough usl enough SOOKILX l ydla ls anlmated perpetual motlon never seemlng to run out of energy never lclle Havlng attalned her frlenzl shlp one IS never to lose ll When Lydla IS around one ls certaln of a good tlme Hel favorlte pastlme IS danclng X MILLER ALMA M ALMA General I have a hear! wrlh room for every joy Love or one rlendshlp or all Alma IS a rather qulet sort of person well known for MILKOVICS IRENEG IRENE General Honors come by dlllgence lrene has won the SIDCEYC admlratlon of all of u She works hard and accompllshes happlly whatever she attempts She I9 always wllllng to help her classmates and many of these regard her as a loyal frlend lrene 15 plannlng to enter the held of teachlng and her eager and competent splrlt Wlll mevltably lead her to succeed Nal1onalHanor soclely ? 4 her muslcal laugh She attends most of the football and basketball games and enjoys swlmmlng very much She spends much of her tlme readlng and IS a good sport ln everythlng she does Alma hopes to be a nurse someday We wlsh her the best of luck Page One Hundred and Thlrly nme J ' nl f . lc' f 1 1 N . 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A ' pg! ? the football and basketball games, and is an expertfswimmer I - ' ' ' i v J. k ' I . 1 L if f .f ' ' f E0 US MILLFR BETFIE R BETTIE General A horse a horse my zngdom for a horse Bettle IS an all around girl who likes swlmmlng and tennls but best of all dancing and rldmg She IS an n thusnastxc fan of all sports can always be found at football and basketball games Bettie dreams of some day pnlotmg her own alrplane but just now she IS plannmg to smg for her supper Here s wlshmg you all the luck ln the world Bettle MILLER CARLTON General ll lf beller lo eep qulel and be lhoughl afool than lo open your moulh and remove all doubt Carlton ns a quiet cheerful fellow who wnll do any thlng for his friend He IS very good ln his school work and likes most of all to debate His favorite pastime IS playing the drums and enjoying good music Carlton would luke to travel after leavmg school and then settle down to the more serious thmgs ln llfe Being v ry good However no matter what he chooses we wlsh hlm the best of luck Hzgh School Band 2 3 Natzonal Honor Soczcty 4 Hzgh School Chorus 4 Semor Class Play MILLER ELIZABETH J Bar-rv Retanl Selling Course Love for one frzendshzp for all Dark han' brown eyes freckles and pleasing personality Betty In her sophomore year Betty was active ln school affairs but she gave them up to become a member of the Retall Selling class She 1 a jltterbug when It comes to dancing No matter what she IS doing she will greet you with a smile MILLER GEORGE ALBERT REDS Cabinet Makmg Shop If zgnorance rs bliss l am a lzlzzzard Reds has some dull moments but not many He IS always preparing practxcal jokes for the pleasure and the torment of the rest of us He has only falr marks but he s not as ignorant as he acts He enjoys a good game of foot ball or basketball and fills ln his spare txme fishmg I . Q 'H ' ' I . . ' e - in debating, he would like the held of news commentating. ' . I ' ' a . lt J Page One Hundred and Forlu Bas elball 2 Home Room Rcpresenlalwe 3 US MILLER, GERALDINE RUTH Genus Commercial Nalure made her as she should No! loo bad and nol loo good. Here we have Gerry that delightful gay lsashful pal a frlend to everyone She can rattle lllce a chatterbox on occaslon Even when troubles confront her she manages to get a Joie out of lt She IS not one of the hxgh est but she can do almost anything he wants to c o Gerry wants to own a dress shop and she certaxnly wlll be successful lf she stays as she IS MILLER JANE ELIZABETH Amr General A llllle of lfus and a lrffle 0 fha! No! very tlun but not very at Dark hair blue eyes a wlnnlng smlle and an Oh' of admlratlon from all of us for here comes anle Have you ever heard any of her jolces3 She IS a grave dlgger for dead ones anle IS capable of turning from seriousness to comedy ln a second Her studies are the least of her worrles yet her worlc always seems to get clone MILLER JEANNE D EANNE General Her everlaslmg smile Travels many many a mxle We shall all remember ean for her bug smlle and laughing blue eyes Perhaps shes not a leader but she s always ready to follow when there s going to be some fun Whenever you see her gazmg ahead mto space It means that she IS seeing vlslons of herself ln a whlte starched uniform We know that lf ean thinks as much of nursing while she s tralnmg as she thmlcs about xt now her presence wlll bless any sick room V' 'W MILLER MAHLON RICKERT RICKY Retaxl Sellmg Course Beller late than never Rlck belleves that all sleep and no work will never do anybody any harm I-le IS tall Imght haired and his grln on has homely face when he IS awake endears him to everyone He bears no love for school or work although he has plenty of gray matter to use lf necessary He lllces to dance eat and sleep and wlll never go out of his way to miss a good flght Hell most llkely do something ln whlch he can start and qult whenever he pleases We wish hlm a bright and wide awake future Page One Hundred and Forlq one G0 US MILLER MARY F WFNDY Flne Arts When she had passed rl seerred Like lhe ceasing 0 exqulsrle music A sudden laugh a palr of dancmg hazel eyes a flash of lrght brown halr and theres Mary to make the rest of us realize what a precious gift a happy dlsposxtlon IS It IS this together with her beauty that has won her so many frlends We have decxded she will never need to be anythmg but a gay lovable charmer who llVCS to comfort those unhappy or ln trouble She has decxded however to be an lnterxor decorator MILLER MARY MADALYN Suzy Household Art: ll IS well lo lhln well rl is dlvme lo acl well If there s a joke ln the alr It s Mary who told lt for she IS always full of fun and laughter But she gets down to serlous thlnkmg when lt comes to lessons Mary IS learning to cook for she has discovered the way to a man s heart She sings IS a member of the chorus She bxds falr to have the equipment for both success and happiness Chorus 3 4 MILLFR RAY SUM Retail Sellmg ' He who laughs las! calches on slow Slim IS a wavy haired fellow with grey eyes, who IS Ilkezl by the students ln his classes He 18 usually up to hr w k even thou h he fools around a brt He MILLER MICHAEL ALOYSIUS HAM Cabinet Making Shop Wllh graceful slaps he 9lfld8S lhe slreel And smiles al all the maidens sweel Ham IS well known ln hugh school for hrs wxsecraclcs He llkes baseball ns an ambltxous worker m shop when he gets started and won t tell what he wants to be Baseball 2 3 date ln t s or g spends hrs lensure txme canoemg campmg and playxng baseball If you ever saw hlm work you know that he will go places after he graduates He hopes to become a department store owner Page One Hundred and Fo rtq Iwo I X AT MIIUS MILI ER VERA General Who does the besl hrs czrcumslance allows Does well acls nobly angels could do no more Vera smile and wishes you a cheerv Hello as you pass by She has manv hobbies Imlttmg bicycle rldlng swlmmlng and tennls Vera s pleaslng personalltv coupled wlth her abxllty wlll surely lead her to success May thls charming glrl always be as happy as she has made us Bull IS a good mathematlclan and wlll probably teach MILLER WILLIAM H BILL General Success is lhe reward o conlmuous slruggle Bull IS a husky good natured fellow qulet m the class room but a dxfferent fellow on the sand lot He has been ln the Allentown schools smc the begmnnng of his freshman year but before that attended a rural school ln the Lower Nlacungle township It IS only because of lack of time that Brll has not artlclpated ln extra curricular aCtlVlfleS mathematncs MINICH SYLVIA A SYLVIA Fine Arts Course Muszc is the literature of the hear! It commences where speech ends Sylvla an mtelllgent gurl with a sunny dlsposmon lVllNCl llN JAY W JAKEY Commercxal Slow But Sure ay has good friends and IS a good frlend He enjoys all types of sports as an ardent fan and plays games for Just pleasure Iakey s favorxte pastlme and hobby ns movxes and their stars I'-le wouI:l like to be a sport com mentator Foolball and pleasmg personalxty excels ln all her studies ut devotes most of her time and energy to her one great love musxc Sylvxa xs already an accompllshed pxanxst and upon graduatxon mtends to go to a music conservatory Wxth all her many actlvxtnes Sylvia Funds tlme to sew and read Executlve ablllty and dependablllty are strongly marked she was a home room presldent par excellence Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella Chorr 3 4 Class Accom panzsl 2 3 4 Home Room Secretary 2 Home Room Banker 3 Home Room Preszdenl and Represenlalzve 4 National Honor Soczely 4 Page One Hundred and Fo rl q lhree i V S - V .. ,. . P . . . . . h . I . . . Q At home he spends much of his time ln sand-lot sports. . , ' . . ' b G0 US IVIINIER MARIAN FAY Nlm Commercial Her wzl was more lhan average lVlar1an gay wltty never spends too much time studying Her specialty IS roller skatmg or IS xt dancmg or seeing the popular orchestra leaders3 Because Marian IS all mirth and good humor troubles seldom bother her A true and unselflsh frxencl all who know her wlsh her happiness C1rlReserLes 3 4 MISSVIER FERNE VIVIAN Km Household Arts Slrll wafer runs deep Ferne IS one of the sllent partners of the senior class One never hears from her unless a dlscusslon IS started about movies or skatlng l-ler ambltlon 13 to be o'ne a famous dancer and to give Eleanor Powell competltlon When she starts dancing nothlng stops her Gym Club I 3 MCFVA ALBFRT A Com merclal Men s thoughis are much Accordmg to lhezr znclznatzons Ambltlon determmatlon and good judgment wlll determlne the future for Albert He IS a hard worker and has a determmatlon to complete everythlng that he starts He xs one of those quiet fellows who keeps much to himself Has mterest whnch occuples all of hls spare time hes m the fell of photography and motion plctures Hrs mam pleasure s ln helpmg others to enjoy themselves MOHR KENNETH W KENNY General Oh or a day on lhe open road Here ns a fellow hard to duphcate genial dxsposntlon great lover of sports llkes to attend all school functions He s planning to worlc ln the Bethlehem Steel sales depart ment where we know he will ell the world and tell the world Page One Hundred and Forly four MORAN ROSALIE GRACE ROSIE Commercial Be gay and you wxll never lac frzends Here you see a pal a true fnend a good sport all wrapped m one A bxg hearty smxle and a ready friendly retort 1 ln store for everyone Rosle knows She IS one of the most falr and just girls ln Allen Hlgh and Allen Hugh wlll mlss her sincere frlendlmess Rosalle has so completely won the hearts of all her classmates The world needs more of her sort because the world needs sunshme ACappe11a Cho1r2 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 MORRIS DAVID H DAvv Commercual A lug person IS not always your besl frzend Davy ns an all around fellow Younger and smaller than the majorlty of boys ln the Senxor class he IS a match for them lh lntelllgence and can out talk most of th m Davy likes to fool and sometlmes gets some of the fellows goat He gets along wlth hns teachers very well ln one class the teacher calls hum Gran pa Morr1s when he lsn t ready One advantage Davycan g t through crowded halls better than the bug fellows Boy Scouls MOON RICHARD W Dxcx General A horse a horse my rngdom for a horse Although Dick IS slow moving and peakxng h must thunk terribly fast for he always has a good answer His one weakness IS horses lVlany are the days when he has come to school with a p tch over his eye or walked wnth a llmp Dick goes to most of the dances and hrs presence IS sure to mean plenty of comedy and a good time for all He plans to go to Cornell Unlverslty to study to be a vetermarlan MORO7 EUGENE GENE lndustrlal Lzllle men make heaps o noise Eugene IS a man of many words but few thoughts Gene lsn t at all pleased because there aren I any girls xn h1s classe and the only chance he has to look at glrl IS during shop when he takes a peek out of the wlndow All the gurls envy Cene s wavy halr Eugenes hobby lS working with radlos and radlo work IS for hxm only pleasure H15 favorite sport xs ba e ball m whxch he stands behmd the batter and tnes to stop the mxssed ball Page One Hundred and Forly fwe Qt S ' C . a , s . . l l I. 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E0 US MOSER ROBERT JON Boa Commercial The Liltlc Man Who Wasn I There Bob IS well known for hls kindness and hls pleasing personallty He IS very fond of both playlng and observing sports He cheers with all he has and never IS a Door loser He llkes the glrls and the girls like hlm He never has a dull moment A lover of yokes he always laughs at them He IS a whiz at skating He IS to he either a sports com MOUNTZ BFTTY B TTY General Honesl I m no! lazy I mjusl dreaming Betty s magnetic personallty has won her a host of frlends She IS a lover of swimming dancing movl Q and chewing gum She ISD t the type to worry about her StUdlCS but she manages to get along Her chlef ambition IS to V1Slt France After graduatlon she lnten s to go to Kutztown State Teachers College where she w ll take up elementary work Ch rus l'Y1Cl ltatOl' Ol' an 0l'Cl'leSll'3 leacer MOYER MARIAN SUSAN Susv General A dzsposzlzon sweet and sound Thzs girls ajoy lo have around Marlon s p easing personality has made ler one ofthe MCYER FREDERICK RAYMOND JR 1' Commercial A man of greal Ideas Fred can do hlS work lf he puts hl rnlnd on lt He IS a lover of sports and can pick football wlnner sometimes' MlSChleVOUS at times but a friend ln need always Fred loves fun laughs at any joke trles anything once and may he again IS never quiet IS a Jolly fellow and can cheer a team to victory ln any kind of sports A fast eater and a slow wrlter popular girls at AllC'lf0Wh High School With d termlned attitude she puts ter whole heart and soul lntoevery thing she undertakes Through her consistent learning she has been accepted into the National Honor Society an honor Marlon well deserves She enjoys all kinds of sports and takes a keen interest in dancing. To sum up Marion's general characteristics she is a sweet, simple and lovable girl. Whatever course Marion intends to follow we wish her all the luck in the world. Chorus 2, 35 Nalional Honor Society 45 Girl Reserves l, 2. Page One Hundred ana' Folly-six MOYER RAI PH Roxv lndustrlal The shop shez zsn I so mee Roxv a swell fellow and a h rd worker has a magnetic personality whlch attracts many people to hlm He shaves when the splrlt moves hlm as can be witnessed by the fact that he so'netlmes comes to school with a two clay beard Fvery one of his frlends flrmly belleve he wlll carve a place for himself m the world Y M C A MOYER ROBFRT lndustrlal Hrs hazr IS lr e a parcupme And conlmually on end I m glad he 13 a pal rf mme He rs everylmdy sfrxend Robert IS learning to be an architect and he s dolng qul e well too Although he takesa lot of time for school he finds lt easv enough to run the mile for school He keeps wxshlnz they had two mile runs as the one mlle only warms hlm Lp a llttle Tac2J-1 MOYER SARE MARIF Sfmr General 'Weel nurse or PUCIIC child Cay sociable trusty IS our frxend Sare Whatever xs the bxg problem of the moment you can be sure that she has entered heart and soul 1nto 1tS solution She plays the plano just for her own pleasure and does It well She likes hllung dancing actlng and IS always fincllng some way to pass the time toeveryone ssatlsfactlon Safe will become Florence Nlghtengale the second she has the ablllty and slncerlty that IS required for nur mg MUFFLEY HELEN KATHRYN SALL General The elcLa!or I9 success rs seldom runruni try Ihr slazrs You slsould know Helen lf you want to have a good tlme Sornetlmes serxous she s mostly full of fun and laugh ter Her worlt seldom bothers her sh cl rather worrv about other thxng She usually lets her work go untxl the amhl txon hlts her then watch her dust If you hear someone talking constantly or someone wlsecracklng you ll know its Helen you can t mlss She s a grand person Girl Resenes , , h lVlon, r k , ', . 0 Calcdonia! slern and wild A f ' ' Page One Hundred and Forly senen MUMBAUER MARIAN PEARL MUMPS General A goorl sense o humor IS far better than none It ma es others happy and creates pac s of un A brlght smlle a cheery hello means Nlum ps Mumps IS Stralght forward and true to her frlends She IS ln her glory watchlng a football or basketball game Here s all the luclc to lVlumps for a heautlful career CIT, Resernes I 7 3 4 Clue Club I MUMBERT GRACE EDITH GRACIE Commerclal A devoted friend trzed and true Always Jolly anfl always ready to brlghten a dull day wlth her cheery smlle Grace IS a fun lovlng glrl Basket ball 1 her favorlte sport Thls curly head IS a good student and spends many lelsure hours helplng others She lllces skatlng and danclng and hopes to be a helpful secretary MUNJONE THERESA M TREAT General You shouldjudge man by his foes as well as by his rlenrts Treat a small talkatlve dark halred glrl perambulates through the halls wlth her shy llttle smlle Her ambltlon IS to become a typlst Treat IS a good advlsor Her frlends call her Detectlve because lf you get lnto a predlcament Treat wlll glve you adV1C8 Qhe ll help you ln any way she p0SSlbly can Treat lllces danclng and does some Jltter bugglrlg Well here s w shlng her the best of luck MURR JUNE ALTHEA JUNEBUG Commerclal june s the glrl with thefrlcndly smlle Whose rlendshlp and love we ve found qulte worth whlle une has smlled her way lnto the hearts of her class mates Shel a regular hlgh school glrl a true frlend would never refuse anyone a favor She IS also a good student and a loyal booster June IS a modest and consclentlous worker Page One Hundred and Forty elght .. f . v k k lf A -4 f , , u - ' . . 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EL HAZEL MAE Commerclal Sometlme happy somctlmes blue Her dlsposztlon depends on you Hazel a blond blue eyed glrl and a friend to everyone IS an all around good sport who can he seen at any athletlc game When lt comes to lessons she does not falter they are always done on tlme She enjoys r acllng attencllng movles danclng and llstenlng to good orchestras She IS undeclcled about her future but we know she wlll succeed ln anythlng she undertakes NAGLE MILTON ARTHUR Bun General Why have frlends lf you can t torment them Bud IS one of those gooil naturecl easy golng fellows never gullty of over studvlng but always managlng to get through somehow A good sport an:l a perfectly dlvlne dancer Bud IS popular wlth hls classmates Hls constant j0kll'lg and mlschlef malclng furnlshes hls teachers occupa tlon As long as Bud IS laughlng or t aslng hls health IS O K He IS no helpless paraslte he has been ln buslness ln hls spare tlme slnce he was twelve years ol:l We are wlshlng hlm the mosta the besta luck NARDELL MARY LOUISF S oomlz General NATHAN MARVIN NATE Sclence and Englneerlng A noble soul can noble souls attract Studlous and athletle hls rosy cheeks are the envy of Lzlic tlle waters of tlle deep Never qulet unless asleep To those who know Mary she has always been recog nlzed as a cheerful and merry glrl A carefree senlor who 13 forever trlpplng the llght fantastlc toe or ln a more slm pllfled way a jltterhug She IS lncleezl a true Soma Henle on roller skates Mary IS not a very blg glrl but when It comes to eatlng candy she ll eat more than her tummy can hold No matter what the task may he dlfllcult or slmple she wlll try untll she succeeds all the glrls A vlgorous athletlc ablllty carrle:l hlm to lofty helghts on the swlmmlng team Thorough and con sclentlous 11 the classroom MHYVID s s holastlc attaln ments are a hlnt of the success that awalts hlm Swlmmlng Team 2 3 4 Honor Soclely Page On Hundred and Forty nlne . - , , - V . . ,I . ' QQ K. - . - : , , . . e , - , e - ' NEISER DONALD SHORTY Sclence and Englneerlng He ma es blgfootprlnts ln the sands 0 time Shorty acqulred thls name for the slmple reason that he IS over SIX feet tall HIS favorlte pastlme IS sleeplng but when he s not sleeplng he Flnds tlme to do a llttle work at the gas statlon Shorty prefers hls Flngernalls to a bowl of cereal Shorty IS a very good algebra student havlng won the algebra prlze at Central and when he gets started he plays a mean ame of basketball He IS a pleasant person to g know and pal around Wlth Trac Manager 2 3 4 NEWHARD CHRISTINE E CHRISTINE General llfords phrases andfashlons pass away But truth and nature lzve through all Chrlstlne IS a svmpathetlc and understandlng frlend an ldeal comrade A hearty smlle and a friendly retort are ln store for everyone wlth whom she comes ln contact A loval supporter of her Alma Mater she IS an enthuslast over all school actlvltles especlally sports Chrlstlne IS plannlng to be a doctor Hzstorlcal Scolety 3 4 NEARING MARGUERITE MARCELL BLONDIE General Studzous when she studles A blond blue eyed glrl Wlth a dellghtful personallty she 13 full of fun a slncere frlend a good student and a cheerful person We have never seen Nlarguerlte ln a mad rush to get to class or burdenlng herself Wlth hooks yet she IS always ready and able to help a frlencl and for thls reason has countless frlends She wlll get to where she IS golng no matter how rough the g0lhg may be l 'Nur NEUWEILER MARY JANE MAURY College Entrance ln Arts Scclng only what IS falr szpplng only what IS sweet Thou dost moc at atc and care Allow me MISS Mary ,lane Neuweller a glrl whose motto lS Never let your studles lnterfere wlth your hlgh school course Although Maurv would have us belleVB her to be casual lndlfferent and nonchalant shes a sentlmentallst at heart Her spontaneous wlt and descrlptlve expresslons embody the typlcal Neuweller personallty and she practlces what Emlly Post calls etlquette Regardless of the fact that Maury has been a staunch Allentonlan ever slnce she was knee hlgh to a dachshund she has deflnltely declded to see the world before she settles down to stay here French Club I JUHIOT Prom Commlttee 2 Page One Hundred and Flfty .. k. f., ,Il ,' -. -V ' v K k ,Q I GOMUS NIGRO JOSEPHINE CAROLEE Commerclal O splrll so sllll ana' qulel Here s o who has a smlle for everyone and therefore many frlends She loves danclng and enjoys watchlng all sorts of athletlcs Even though o lS small she gets around To 0 we wlsh the greatest success and happiness Good luck' GIYIS Gym Team 2 3 4 NOLL JEAN ELIZABETH JEANNIE General The glrl s wlse enough lo play Illefool And lo do lllai well craves a md o wll ean 15 the perfect pal Sne has charm and personallty comblnetl wlth a pleaslng chatter that galns frlends on all OCCHSIOHS She dances swlms plays tennls and basket ball and loves to eat Although her frlends tease her about belnga scatterbraln She IS an unusual scholar eannle wlll never be lonesome for she has the rare abllltv to attract and hold many friends German Club 4 Glfl Rescrncs 2 Girls Bas elball NEWMAN SHIRLEY SHERRIF General MUSIC I heard wllll you Was more than muslc That rare comblnatlon beauty and bralns plus a splendld sense of humor makes Sherrle dlfferent dynamic dellghtful Her brllllant ldeas bubble up spontaneously and as they flow from llp or pen are refreshlng Sherrle has an uncanny vlrtue belng able to day dream ln class yet always knowlng what s gomg on fondness for Better late than never and love for study hall red nall pollsh and Phlladelphla Student re porter and frlend blessed wlth slncerlty and dependahlllty thy name IS Shlrley French Club Nallonal Honor SOClCly Canary and Blue Camus 'Kb NOBLE JOHN W ACK Common sense ln an uncommon degree IS Lcllal llle world calls wlsdom A cloud of dust a hearty shout there he goes the Lone Ranger ohn Noble He IS a typlcal Andy Hardy that he has bralns but he IS S3VlDg them for later he llkes sport and glrls especlally junlor glrls ohn lS well known throughout the school not onlv because he was a member of the football team but because of hls lncredllsle sense of humor He lntends to hang out hls Doctor s shlngle ln later years and Wlth hls happy dlsposltlon he should be able to put hls patlents ln stltches Foolballi 4 Varslly-1 j V 3 Page One Hundred and Flflu one I A A l :nl ' L a Y ' MJD.. .. f , , , , - l 'J Y l . . . 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' . . -4 1, 2, 3,-1. 1 ' MUS NORIVIINGTON STANLEY E STAN General You only lrve once Stan loves an argument Whenever there are words flying thlck and fast Stan goes runn ng If there IS no one to take the opposlte lde Stan wlll take lt just for the sake of argument He will be talking to you and before you know lt he has pulled a fast one a wlse crack Stan has some funny ldeas for lnventlons whlch would save time and labor lf they worked He reads a lot and eats well ust look at hlm He clalms he wlll be a bum but lf s doubtful he s too aggressive Dramallcs 2 3 NOZAR IRENE GRACF Rams Commerclal Good al wor lreller al play Wzllmg lo cha! wzlh the boys all day Irene IS kmd hearted always ready wlllmg and ab e to turn on that brnght smile and cheery hello as she walks down the halls She IS Interested ln all sports especially basketball and IS always wllllng to support anything con nected with her Alma Mater Danclng lS h r greatest joy NUMBERS NORINF NORINE General I wrll not follow where llre pall! leads lrul 1 will go where llrerc 13 no palli and 1 will leave a lrall Two merry brown eyes a sweet smlle and a pleasing personality has Norme A lover of sports she has real school splrlt goes to football games at home and away and IS herself interested ln gymnastlcs She has not taken her studles too serlously she sees to xt that they are some how done It takes Norme some tlme to get acquamted but her frlendshlp lasts She has those lnclefmable qualltxes which assure success and popularity Gym Club 2 NUSS FRFDERICK CHARLFS PROFESSOR Mechanical Draftxng Do no' say all that you now bu! always now what you say Fred 15 a congenlal fellow wlth dark curly haxr and fine clean cut features Hxs deep bass voxce has enriched the A H Q a Cappella Choxr for thr e years Has fme cheerful attltude lends Joy to all who know him and his consxderatlon for others makes hxm a very popular fellow Hxs chxef mterest ns mechanical draftmg but he excels m all hls subjects Mechamcally perfect drawmgs and the solving of dlfhcult problems s em to have become a passlon with hum and hls success ln any branch of drawmg IS assured Cl1o1r2 3 4 Cl1orus2 3 4 T Square Club? Page One Hundred and Fifty tuo OCHS MARY ANN MARY ANN Her smzle lnvzles another A cheery Hello an mfectlous good humor and Mary 130 US OBERECKER ALFRED W AL Ona Fine Arts Course Music halh Charm A1 Oherecker IS a popular student with a talent for music He 15 a member of the school Band and Orchestra and IS preparing ln the Fine Arts Course to become a muslc teacher Obe hkes all sports but hls chief Interest ns basket ball he was hugh scorer on the Allentown Hugh School Band team Band Orchestra Bas elball2 3 4 Ann numbers her frlends by the score Though her tlme seems equally divided between sports and soclal obllga tlons she manages to keep up ln her work too She 15 adept at swlmmlng lce skating tennis and danclng and yet most of all she appreclates a good Joke Mary Ann mtends to study art Swzmmzng 2 Hockey 2 Rxdzng Club O DONNELL LEO F You lhm no doubt he szls and muses On ulure bro en bones and bruises No not a single thought lzke lhal Employes his philosophic pale Leo IS a rare mixture of gentleman and sportsman wxth O DONNELL HAYDEN EDWARD Hmm. Commercial Among his classmates Hayden IS known as a happy go lucky fellow who seldom gets cross and IS always ready to greet hls frxends wlth a smlle Hts weakness IS talking wherever you see hum he IS talkmg Football and swam mmg occupy many happy hours Although he seldom takes home many books or spends much time studylng Hayden manages to get falrly hlgh grades IH all his sub jects He hopes to work m an ofhce some day a captivating lrlsh personality and remarkable athletlc prowess He las played plenty of great football for A H S and hls xndomltable pep and splrlt have repeatedly ln spxred the Canary forward wall He spends tlme ln studv halls ln deep concentratxon and wmnxng the admxratnon of fellows and gurls allke with has quick wlt keen sense of humor and amazlng powers of judgment and wxsdom Best o luck to an outstanding athlete and swell fellow with an xrrepresslble determmatlon and unconquerable go getting spmt Varslly Foolball 2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Frfly three ,' : li . . . l , . 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A Hang sorrow, il wasles me away. f lk , , G0 US 07 OLEWINE MARION ANNABELLE Frrre Commercial The heart s mrrlh doth ma e the ace farr Thls gay hearted lass has talked her way as well as worked her way thru school She lxkes to talk to study t argue to swlm to dance an'l does all equally well S e caps us all ln her ablllty to see the slgmhcance ln events that the rest of us read only superficxally to say a lot ln a few words and to wrxte brlllxantly And Marlon never mlssed any fun either and small as she IS she lets you know she IS quxte capable of handling her own affalrs Dxhgent descrlbes her perfectly when she starts a thmg she sticks to lt untll lt s done She IS ha'11y wlth the needle but she really wants to be a good prxvate secretary and she s well on the way now' PANNFR EDWARD SHORTY Industrial By means of clectrzczly the world of matter has become a great nerve vrbratmg thousands of mzles rn a breathless point of time And 1 can set rl rn motion If you ve ever Vlsltezl the electric shop you must have seen one of the boys sltflng ln the corner munching pretzels or arguing with Mr Shlmer about some gadget Well frnends' that unmlstakably and mevltably was Eddie He s nuts over razllo and electrlclty P S We bet Mr Sh mer IS glad to get rid of hlm OLFNWINF RAYMOND EARL JR RAY Engmeermg and Scnence Hang sorrow rt wastes one away Ray needs no Introduction for he has won a host of friends at A H S He IS always full of pep consequently a great asset to the cheerleadmg squad He has shown hrs great actmg ahllnty ln several of the plays produced at hugh school Furthermore he 1s a fine stuoent and we are sure that someday after achieving hrs goal graduatxon from the United States Naval Academy he wlll brmg honor to hls Alma Mater Orotan Debalmg Society 3 4 Cheerleadmg 4 Drama t1cs2 3 4 OTTO JANE E ANE General She lines lo eat Rather than eals to five ane shy as she may look stlll manages to havea crowd of people around all the time She IS active always llkes to be doxng something preferably dancing ane enjoys swlmmlng and loves llstenmg to her favorite orchestras Youll see her che ring at all the basketball and football games Crrl Reserves 2 3 4 41 Page One Hundred and Fifty four fd - - at R ' - , , ' , U . o ' .. , - . 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J PARKS WARRFN LINCOLN Llxc C-eneral Cue me lhe wrde ooen spaces And walcl1 me go places' Warren IS that handsome brute you see ln the halls with that ever present smlle and frlendly slap on the back He IS usually a very studlous young man and recelves good grade His favorlte class IS cooking where he prepares and serves delxclous A la lung meals and who knows but what he mlght be a famous chef some tomorrow Warren likes to hlke camp go hunting hshlng horse back rxdmg and anything that will rmprove hrs health and add to hls pleasure Hrs summer nlght he spends ID the mountains camping and roughlng It llke a real ploneer and hls after school hours ln the theatre where he recently rose from usher to doorman But he plans to make for strm his occupatlon ln the dense woods of Cregon PARSONS FLMER EDWARD SKIP Fme Arts Happy go lucky Tall and fair He has frzends jus! everywhere Sklp well known and well l1ke:l can always laugh after hearlng a good joke but otherwlse takes llfe s rlously dlsplayezl his talents ln auditorium many tlmes Wlth hrs determination to be a success and hrs love for the better thmgs ln llfe we know he will be happy A Cappella Clmrr 2 3' 4 Chorus 7 3 4 Dramahcs PASTOR BETTY LOUISE BLPY Commerclal Smzlmg lzps spar Img eyes B10 at hear! bu! small zn size Here s to Bettv the glrl wlth the sense of humor She IS both lnnd and friendly and never too busy to help a fellow student Betty s motto IS Sing dance and be merry for to morrow may be too late She llkes dancing swlmmmg lce skating tennis and games and spends her spare time burxed ln a book or 1lStChll'lg to her phonograph records PATTF RSON LUCILLE E General PAT A good wor er a hard wor er and a jolly good fellow Who IS thls brunette who always goes to class with her lessons prepare:l3 Who but Pat a loyal booster and a sincere frlend whose cheerfnlness has made her popular among her classmates Although she enjoys a good t1me she does not neglect her lessons We don t know why she has chosen to go mto the field of nursing but we do know she will make a very good nurse German Club His chief interests are muslc and clramatics, andy he has 2, 3. l K, , M V' l E l , . . F Page One Hundred and Fiflq we EOMUS PAVLIK GFORGE. HOWARD GEORCIE lndustrlal Less worry leads lo less lrouble Georgie would rather chop wood than push a pencll An enthuslastlc Canary booster and sports fan Georgle s favorlte sports are hunting and flshlng He expects to be come a cabinet maker fl! 5 PATTFRSON RUSSELL WALTER Russ Only one lhmg you musl do lhal s dre Russ IS a real pal to everybody Although an admirer of the glrls he stlll has time to enjoy football basketball baseball and swlmmxng Russ a happy go lucky sort never worries much about the future but all who know hlm know that he will make a name for himself Next to sports there IS nothmg Russ loves to do better than eat To Russ the llfe of the party we wlsh success PAYLER GORDON Km General A laugh rs worth a hundred groans rn any mar el Gordon IS a fellow who likes to pull gags ln fact when he can play a trlck on someone he 15 m hrs glory He planned to be an electrlclan but electricity changed his mlnd He IS now looking forward to being a chef The Knd sfavorltesport IS baseball he salways telllngeverybody how good the Yanks are Argumentsaremeat tohlm He s a square shooter and we hope the future will find hlm as happy as the present PFARSALL JUNE uma General She s a cule lzllle lhzng Wrlh a lurned up nose Wrlh a cule llllle way Wherever she goes That s unle neat sweet and brlght unle who s Slnglhg her wav through life m the A H S Chorus and jumplng her way 1nto your heart m the Glrl s Gym Club Her favorlte sport IS basketball During the warm morn mgs and evenings she can be seen rldmg to school on her blcycle She would lxke to take up home economxcs as her career For personallty plus add june to the llst Chorus Gym Club Page One Hundred and Fifly srx PEARSON SAM S SAVI SCICDCC antl Englneerlng Oh lhal my langue could uller The llloughs that arlse m me A good student ln a qulet way Sam seldom causes an uproar lndlcatlons of hls ablllty and potentlal ltles glve evxclence that he wlll be a success ln whatever Heli he plans to enter Regardless of how tough a job confronts hlm he IS always eager to glVC lt a try We have been fortunate ln lcnowlng Sam PECK KATHERINF G KAruz College Entrance ln Arts She who laughs last should have .started sooner Although Katie IS always reacly for fun an'l wlll never allow her stuclles to get the best of h r she won t let her books accumulate dust Shes a member of the French Club and as 1tS secretary does her dlltlCS splenzlldly W hen ever there IS a chance for a game of baimlnton theres Katle for she plays thls game really well Oberlln College wlll be as proud of her as we are French Club 4 Bldmmlon 3 4 PFTERS EARL RICHARD Machlne 'Shop Lmdberg Move Over PETERS ARDATH YVONNE. PETF So llllle done so much lo do Ardath IS a Ferslan name meanlng Held of flowels lf you hear a commotlon ln the hall or a D01 e ln the class room Ardath has been saylng somethlng If you hear a wee hlgh VOICC borrowed from Gone Wlth the 'Wlncll It s Ardath lmltatlng Prlssy But her own l a most fasclnatlng and arrestlng speaklng VOICC Pete can argue better and fa ter then anyone around she has the glft of gab and the glft of maklng everyone feel as lf they ve known her a llfe tlme She loves to clance and how she can dance' She IS a. fan of most sports loves to act slngs wrltes storles and poetry and sews and sews and sews In a few year sl e ll be jolnlng the ranks of the glrls ln whlte PETF Pete IS rather an alr mlnclezl fellow who spend most of hls tlme tlnkerlng wlth gasollne motors and model aeroplanes He doe some dance bank playlng on the Slde when he s not too busy flndlng other ways of gettng lnto trouble He IS a buck prlvate ln the 2I3th Coast Artlllery Natlonal Guards and hopes to be a general some dav lf he doesn t Elle of olzl age flrst As a woman hater he takes top honors and the cake we wonder why he s down on them3 He has a number of ambltlons to fulflll and here s hoplng they come through Band 2 3 Orclleslra 2 Page One Hundred and Flflu seven , . . .. . - . . e I , A, . . . A, J- - q - , . . . .S . - s : ' . . . s , . - , s A s - , PFTFR9 GEORGE PFTF lndustrlal A jeweler I am golng to be So when you buy lhe ring remember me Easy wee ly paqmcnls George the Romeo of Mountalnvllle IS known by all the glrls and some boys Although he IS slow ln shop we hear IS not qulte as slow out of school Pete IS also qulte a sport enthuslast wrestllng and playlng a guard posltlon on the Mountalnvllle football team ln hls studles he 19 not qulte as bad as he looks at least he was admltted to the Honor SOCICIY PETERS JOYCE R PETE Ceneral When she had passed ll seemed ll e Ihe ceasing of cxqurslle muslc Slncere ln words and hlgh ln lnltlatlve oyce IS a frlend anyone IS glad to have Her pleaslng personallty and good nature are well known She IS a good student yet has a merry twlnkle ln her eye a smlle for everybody and IS always ready to help others oyce enjoyssharlng her knowledge She IS a member of the band and orchestra and has done remarkably well ln teachlng muslc puplls of brlng her luck 0rcheslra2 3 4 Band3 4 Girls Bas elball Team2 Nallonal Honor Soczety 4 T PETFRS PHILIP JR BALDY Ceneral He who worries has another tlnn comme Baldy IS one of those dual personallty lads who IS PFTFRS LENORE MARIAN LENNY Commerclal A dlsposzlzon sweel and sound Lenny IS rather talkatlve frank and full of fun one of those happy go lucky persons who never seems to have a worry or a care One of her greatest dellghts IS poundlng away on a typewrlter After graduatlon she lntends to YVOTK ln an ofhce Gum Team 2 3 4 cheerful and happy one mlnute and down ln the dump the next He IS an enthuslasilc follower of dance bands and lnvarlably attends the dances supported by hlS schools sororltles and fraternltles An ardent sports fan he usually attends football and basketball games Though somewhat reserved ln the presence of persons wlth whom he has but a sllght BCQUBIHIBDCC he IS a frlendly and llkeable chap to those who know hlm well He has hopes of taklng hlS place ln the held of buslness and wants to go to Cornell to prepare for work Football? Trac 2 it . her own. Her efhciency, intelligence, and ambition will .x H Q k . Page One Hundred and Fifly elghl J oy PETFRS ROGER JACK PETE Electrlcal The acirons of man are aulomatzc ack IS not the seemingly lazy person he pretends to be Interesting facts set hlm to work The longer he works the faster he works and the more complex the sltuatlon becomes His hobbles lnclude tennis swlmmxng hlkmg and readmg A mysterxous happemng of the past accounts for his light banter which IS merely a cover up for hls feelings As to the future he will let that take care of Itself PETROVICH LUCIA FRANCIS PETE General Slrzvc for perfeclxon That small brlght eyed dark haired energetlc boy comlng down the hall wlth a kxnd of deflnlte step you can be sure IS Pete He s one of the saxaphone players ln the band and chlef prankster He loves to play pranks and crack Jokes but he was tops ln the Purdue English test ust remember wherever you see him he s that llttle fellow who plays the sax ln the A l-I S band and besides he plays hls part well ln any class room Everyone llkes hum and whats even more lmportant they admire and respect hlm PHILIPS MARY LOUISE Mamma Commerclal 0 all the arts the eyes express The sweclesl md IS bash ulness A sm1le a cheery laugh heralds Marys approach She s a dlmple cheeked hazel eyed g1rl who takes llfe as lt comes She takes her studies serlously but not half so serlously as she takes her fun She loves dancmg and enjoys all sports Mary s mam ambxtlon IS to become a typlst PHILIPS RUTH PEARL Rurmz College Entrance m Arts I ought lo have my own way rn everylhzng and what s more I wzll too Ruth IS happy go lucky and yet she s studlous enough to become a hugh school graduate She has a smnle so gay a heart so lxght and a hand so ready that she IS essential to our happiness In fact she IS a laughmg lrrestlble sparkling reflection of the happiness of youth and the joy of llvlng Boo club I Dramalzcs 2 3 Hzslorxcal Soczely 3 4 French Club 3 4 Rzdzng Club 3 Page One Hundred and Fzfly nme 130 US Pl ETROBON FSTHER MARIE E51-HER Commercnal A frzend rs a rare boo of wlnch but one copy 18 made Fsther IS rather reserved but to those of us who know her mtlmately she IS a sincere pleasant and loyal frnend Her favorlte pastlmes are llstenmg to orche tras golng to the movxes and sewmg She loves her pleasure but never neglects her studles When Fsther leaves school she IS certam of a job as a stenographer PLUSCH HAROLD F Bun General Amlulmn means success success means ambrlzon A hundred and twenty SIX pounds of dynamite IS Bud Plusch for what Bud lacks ln quantity he makes up ln quality for his personality and pep makes hxm outstand mg From A H S Harold goes to Allentown Business College from whlch he will enter the business world We don t need to wlsh Bud good luck for we know he has what lt takes to make luck for hxmself Wherever he goes success and fortune will follow PIFHL SONIA MARCFLLA Somr General Many have nown many llnngs No one has nown everyllung Soma seems qulet but her eyes tell you she really ns full of fun Talkatlve friendly kmd Soma I8 Interested m sports wxth swlmmmg her speclal love She does not take things too seriously but when she IS stuck wlth her Semor Science you w1ll see her lookmg worried Whatever Soma has she wlll share wlth her friends She IS a Semor Llfe Guard and when you need help she will be there to do her duty Gzrl Reserves I Baskelball l PIFF FDWARD JAKE Ceneral For tlns hero offoolball Never a las loo large For P M C s ulurc Sarg Eddie Puff the mxghty mlte on the Canary grxdlron squad IS the tmy tornado and whlrlmg sensatlon who won all State honors for leadxng the Allentown offense and pro Vldlng a oneman scoring threat Thls mastermmd of athletlcs this plungxng lme bucking twxstmg slgnal caller dazzled all spectators with hls superb playing Lackmg only support jake has been acclalmed by hugh school and college mentors allke as one of the greatest athletes ever to don a Canary unlform I944 All Amerlcan Team here comes Eddie Pxff Varszty Foofball 2 3 fffaplaznj 4 Varszly Bas elball 1234 Tr-ack234 Page One Hundred and Szxly . -l . . ' . , S , - . 1 . , A J Never a iask loo small, ' . . . ' : ' lt POH ESTHER MAY Bpxcxxs General L1 e lhe wafers of the mughly deep Never quzel unless asleep Blackie IS known among her friends for her frlendl smlle Although she seems quxet and reserved at txmes she s always ready for a good tlme She delights ln movles dancing and chocolate candy as well as ln roller skatmg bicycle rldmg and day dreammg She intends to become 8 Waltl eSS POUST MARjORIE LOUISE. MARGIE General Good nature and common sense are good companions Nlargle IS one of those glrls that tall dark fellows al ways look for A slender blond she can wm frlends wxth llttle xnfluence other than her smxle Margxe has many characterxstlcs namely her daxly apple and her dally walk She IS fond of dancmg and out door sports She doesn t know not Good luck and aspires to be a nurse but evidently she all atxents are tall and ood lookin P g g happlness Margxe IS our wlsh for you Gym Club 4 PRICF WILBUR F Blu. General Don I worry rt shortens your 11 e Worry3 We doubt xf Bull knows the meaning of this headache For xt s pleasure before headache But we forglve hum for his outslde aCtlVltleS keep hlm busy Clqhat s what he clalmsj Cheerleadmg skatmg basketball and baseball football tennxs swxmmmg and 3 3 3 So lt s not unusual lf we see Blll here and turn around to see hlm there for a busy man IS everywhere We only hope he doesn t use up his energy before he decxdes hls profession Cheerleadmg 2 3' Gym Club 2 QUFMAN ARLA MAE ELESE ARLA Commercxal Youth comes bu! once m a lzfetzme Arla s philosophy 15 Be cheerful Her loyal and smcere frxendshlp IS enjoyed and appreciated by her companions l-ler sunny smlle her wxlllngness to work and her dlsposltlon are sure to be an asset to any office where she IS a stenographer Chorus 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Page One Hundred and S1 r. . : KN . .H img I . . I . . i y X .. , -. J. xty one G0 US QUIFR ROBERT LEROY vera Fine Arts Course Contentezl wzlh little but cheerful with more Robert IS a fellow wxth a pleasmg personalxty and a grand smlle He IS usually pamtmg charts for Zoology class Mr Zlmmerman has talked about flunkmg hum so that he may have hlm back next year to paint more charts His favorlte sports are football swnmmxng softball and lce skating Some day Robert hopes to become a number one slgn palnter and we believe ln slgns RABENOLD RICHARD E Drcx lndustrlal Prlnt Shop A man who laughs last rs a fool for waztmg so long Whenever you see a group ln the hall you know Duck IS present He always carries a bag of Jokes and can make the saddest person laugh He likes sports especially basketball Duck says he IS golng to be a bachelor but he won t at hls present rate An average student Dlck hopes to succeed ln the busmess world Canary Cartoon1sl3 A H S Prmters Clulr4 Semor H Y 2 3 4 V1cePres1denO Y Leaders Counczl 3 4 Y M C A 2 3 4 Commerclal A ready smzle wms all D11 you ever see a person wonder what she was hke and then after learnmg to know her realxze you had found a frlend that s une ln your blue moments une IS there w1th a smxle to cheer you She s a busy httle gurl always hmshes what she starts She IS actwe m soclal work too as capable vxce presldent of the Commercxal Club une s interest ln her studles will be rewarded we ll see her ln a big office carrying responsibility well C1rIResertes I 2 3 4 Commerc1alClub4 RAHN RICHARD Dxcx Scxence and Englneerxng The greatest truths are the sxmplest and so are the greatest men Duck modest and unassumxng IS an outstan img ath lete and a good student As class president he conducts hrs offce wlth dlgmty as captain of the basketball team he provldes mspmng leadership Next year Dxck plans to go to Lehigh and there can be no doubt that they wxll be as proud of hlm as we are and that he wlll contribute to Lehigh s standards Bas etbaII2 3 4 fCaptamj 4 Trac 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent3 4 A , HQ 4 .. i- . : C ' ' A 'l - . : RADELINE, JUNE THEO HJUNIEU Q - 'J - . 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' : k . . : Page 0ne:Humlred and Sixty two RANSOM DONALD Dom Flne Arts My rngdom for ajo e Don IS the wlt of the drawlng room Every one agrees classes would be dull lf It weren t for hls never endlng jokes lt has been hls humor that has made many an hour shorter Hls favorlte sports are swlmmlng and hlklng Don wants to be an lnterlor decorator and lf hls present work ln art IS an lndlcatlon as to hls sklll we know he wlll be so call on hlm to plan your future home RAUB ALBERT Commerclal Nonsense IS found ln the best o men RANCK MADELINF A MADELINE Flne Arts You hear tha! glrl laugh1ng3 You lhln she s allfun Bu! lhe angels laugh loo Al the good she has done Madellne Ranck IS one of the best actresses we have ever seen Her s IS an undylng love for the theatre begln nlng wlth good performances backed bv long hard work whlch she does eagerly She has appeared ln many plays and several radlo Sk1tS Madellne s other lnterests lnclude readlng and danclng She has the prlceless glft of a sparkllng personallty augmented by wonderful dramatlc ablllty We have hlgh hopes for Madellne because even lf she had no speclal ablllty her charm would carry her through Photography 2 GIYI Resernes 3 Commerclal A slmple proposzlzon needs no explanallon Lorralne IS one glrl who knows how to get around She lS swell fun to be wlth and has a lovely dlsposltlon happy go lucky carefree and gay Her school work she takes serlously and finds adequate tlme to do her home work Lorralne IS athletlcallv lncllned wlth swlmmlng and danclng as her chlef dlverslons She IS very reliable and always finds a way to please her frlends Her alm IS to be a typlst Those who know her ablllty are sure she wlll be a success wlth all her undertaklngs Girl Reserves I Basketball I Here s a llkable fellow alwa s ln a hap mood ' 'wt Y PY Joylng football basketball danclng and ICC skatlng HIS many jokes and ever present smlle wln hlm frlends every where Any task he undertakes he devotes all hls energy to and flnlshes what he starts Page One Hundred and Slxly three . k I Q ' V .. k. V . k l l - A A RAU, LORRAINE ESTELLA Mol.l.Y ' A UAL., .. . l f gt l r . ' ' .' , . ICQ- ' , GOMUS RAUCH PAUL PAT lndustrial The winner ma cs hrs own brca s The outdoor life has alwavs played a mayor part in Paul s life As an expert on camping and cooking he can furnish many useful hints Pat has a handsome personality Paul is a fine electrician but prefers military or naval service because he longs for adventure can take respon sibility and wants a chance to see the world REAC-LF LEROY Fnoccna Commercial Every man IS what he ma es h1mscU LeRoy is one of those fellows who does not take things too seriously and likes to look on the bright side l..eRo IS well known among his friends for his peculiar way of laughing which sounds rather like the cackle of a chicken He is sure to succeed in anything he does with a typewriter because he is known as the Wizard of the Keys REES JEAN ELEANOR i:AN Commercial Little I am lzllle I be But I m-just lug enough for mc ean is an interesting person to know She is always rooting for A H S loves gym work and school work She has one liability for no reason at all her face becomes suffused with a radiant glow which is really very becoming jean wants to become a stenographer. Her cheerfulness and willingness to work will help. Gym Club 3, 4' Chorus 4. REICHARD BETTY DOROTHEA BErrs General Silence is golden. Betty is a quiet girl who makes friends easily, is easy to get along with, and is always ready to help everyone in need. She loves all the high school sports and is usually cheering with the rest of them. Betts also likes hiking, reading and swimming. Her main ambition is to become a bookkeeper. Her . s luck. Page One Hundred and Sixly four GOMUS 9.46513 RFIFINGER EARL EDWARD Elm. lVIach1ne Shop Don l slare up llle steps Slep up llre slazrs Earl 15 well mannered and good naturecl One never has a dull moment when he IS around and he would gladly do any one a favor lf It IS posslble He IS a lover of music and a swell dancer An alert fellow but not very studlous although he seems to be maklng hls grades His greatest achxevement IS the knack of gettlng along wlth gxrls We wlsh hlm nothing but the best ln I1fe REISS ERMA ADELE IRISH Commercial To understand her rs an arl Insh IS sure to brlng cheer and fun wherever she goes She has a smile for everyone especially the boys Her twc weaknesses are blondes and band players Wherever there IS mlschxef vou are sure to Gnd Irxsh She takes h r studxes serxously and usually makes out fanrly well Irnsh IS an ardent football and basketball fan al though we wouldn t guarantee her Interest to be only nn the sport She also goes to dances but she lsn t a jxtterbug Irlsh s ambltlon IS to become a secretary RFICHARD RICHARD W Drcx College Fntrance ln Arts Brzglrl Dem mslmcl will! music vocal spar The fine muslc by the band durmg basketball season and the fine marchmg during football season were due ln part to the able student Ieadershnp of Dxck A competent musxclan for along time his talents have long been recogn xz 'I and especnally ln thls final year A member of the band dunng hrs entlre stay he rose to Ieadershlp because of the consxstently fine work whlch marks all of his study and actwxty An energetlc and capable leader here m school we expect to see hlm leading m days to come B nd 7 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 National Honor Socrelq 3 4 glualenl Leader of llle Band 4 RFIFSNYDER DORIS M Do'r Cares may come bu! cares urll go A cheery smlle a wltty remark and Dot comes pac mg aIonghTl1ough never over energetxc never m a hurry Dons always arrives smlllng and calm She likes to dance swlm play tenms and at a moments notlce can lose herself ln a book In so many ways this amlable person proves a faithful friend Though she announces no great ambltlon Dot w1Il make her way and find her pleasant place ln we hope a pleasant world Page One Hundred and Szxly fzve , . . k. 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G0 US REX OLIVER T REXY General He came he saw he conquered or dzd 11423 Thls outspoken but conservatxve member of the class of 40 has two vlces argulng and eatlng Cultlvatlng an art ln each however clld not prevent hlm from taklng an active part ln hrgh school actnvltles as hrs record shows Rex has always seemed rather remote to the majorlty of students but those who know hxm admlre hlm and wlsh hlm great success REISER NAOMI RUTH Bnowme Commercial A frzend zn need is a rrend indeed Browmes kindness and sympathetlc ways lead to mtense and exclusxve frlendshlps kmd words w1ll lead to her success IH busmess One of the best commerclal students ln hrgh school she has tact 1n1t1at1ve and self control A sound mind ln a sound body lS her motto so she IS active ln blCyCllDE hxklng and swlmmxng Hats off to her secretarial career REMALY MAE ELLEN PEANUT Commercial A rzend lrred and true Mae seems shy but she ns really as full of mxschxef as the next one Her cheerful dxsposltlon smllmg counten ance and wmsome ways have made her many friends Her school mates all love her for she would never thunk of doing anythmg to hurt thelr feellngs A good student and best of all a true friend Czrl Reserves 4 RIBBLE CONSTANCE MARGARET CONNIE Cheerful al morn she wakes from shor! repose Breathes lhc een arf and carols as she goes A captivating smlle a palr of twlnkllng eyes a gay laugh and a mood that changes as qulckly as the weather makes Conme a glrl worth knowmg and quxte beyond cal culatlon An avld lover of good books and good muslc she stxll funds txme for the less sophlstxcated thlngs and does she enjoy them' Conme IS never ln a mad rush to get to class she never goes about burdened with many books yet she always does well and wlth lnghtenmg speed what she has to do and she can do anythmg Call xt natural ablllty lf you wxll Lady Luck wnll surely vsalk with her Page One Hundred and Surly six 4 -. 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General Tis lhe arllcle nol slze Ilia! delermlnes value Chlp an amiable likable fellow likes the great out of doors You may be sure to find hmm wherever llvehness prevails He may be somewhat trymg rn class but he really IS a swell guy Hrs smile hrs genumeness hxs smcerlty all mark hlm and make him a genlal and trusted companion Chips mam ambltlon IS to go to Temple to prepare for medlclne fb IJ 19035 RI'l'TE.R PUC-ENE D SCRAPPER Szmple and strong and large lype of the plan Crea! nalure o ers when Cad builds a man Gene never seems to have a worry or a care always has a congemal hello and IS at all tlmes ready to break mto the most pleasing smlles Scrapper s favorlte lelsure occupatlon seems to be lettmg hls mmd wander over an ever present piece of chewxng gum Most of hrs Interests center on outdoor HCYIVIIICS such as skung archery and target shooting and he IS justlv proud to be the llftmg champion of the Y M C A YMCA 7 3 4 Track2 3 Gunclub-f EOMUS RISHKO CATHFRINE Ku-rv Commerclal Kztly wzllr herjzller bug feel Krtty one of the best dressed glrls m Allentown Hugh xs a very friendly glrl whose one and only hobby IS dancing You know one of these Jltter bugs Her ambltlon IS exther to gxve danclng lessons or to become a stenographer When you see Kltty struggllng through the halls perhaps she s just dolng one of her dances The teachers don t know what she s clomg and they report her for runnlng lh the corridors One of her boy friends IS a head bookkeeper rn a large concern so perhaps she ll be his secretary RI'I'I'ER CHARLES M Somw Scxence and Engmeenng There zs no dependence that can be sure except a dependence upon one s sel Rltter IS one of those boys who lxkes to study and to do all hls work well He IS a serious minded congemal fellow who belleves a thmg xs done soon and well don only when he does lt hlmself A slow worker at times he IS neverthe less accurate ln everythlng he does He makes a hobby of weather prednctxng baseball and football and plans to enter Lehlgh Unlverslty to study chemlcal engxneerlng Page One Hundred and Szxly seven i . Y , l' I l .I ' I . fl, A A ' - , ' ff , ff ' RITTER RHODA KATHER I N F Rnoml Commerclal Behold a girl always glad Rather qulet always dependable heart and soul ln terested ln her work that 1 Rhoda who spends her lelsure tlme dolng lntere tlng thlngs Rhoda IS a frlend lndeerl to those classmates who forgot to do the clay s work Rhoda s ambltlon IS to become someone accountant when she RODENBACK PAUL RAYMOND PAPPY Commerclal If you want a tlung well done do lt yourseU Pappy always has a pleasant smlle when greeted ln the halls and on the street and always a joke He IS a falthful worker and does hls work hlmself Every mornlng he mounts hls trusty Ford and dellvers the Mornlng Call to hls fellow Chapmanltes If you hear a knock on your door you can be sure lt IS Pappy the Blalr man one of those door to door pests He IS a lover of antlques too He I5 an actlve church worker If you need a frlend Pappy IS sure to be there MUS RITTER RICHARD H RICH General If at first you don I succeed try try agam If you see a serlous faced boy of medlum helght wan derlng through the hall II s Rlchard He s studlous but he takes tlme out from work once ln a whlle And always there s that twlnkle I0 the corner of hls eye that tells you he mlsses nothlng Hrs favorlte pastlmes are I'H1SlIlg plgeons amateur photography blcycllng and swlmmlng He lntends to go lnto the clvll servlce or lnto radlo work RITTER QAIVIUEL R SAMMY General Wllat tlus country needs IS more men ll e me Happy go lucky Sammy IS alway walklng around the halls or ln the class room wearlng a blg smlle He IS ln terested ln all sports and has taken part ln track He IS also lnterested ln the glrl and seems to have a way wlth them but how he does It we do not know Football and Basketball Usher 3 Trac 2 3 Page One Hundred and Sixty ezgllt , . 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ROFTHLEIN CHARLES j CHUCK Commerclal Why worry life s loo swecl Chuck one of the bright lights ln the commerclal de partment will ln a few years have his name ln the whlte lrghts of a Broadwav theatre Ready for fun and just as eager for concentratlon and serxousness Charlle IS a born actor he lacks only the temper of a dramatic genius Hrs wnnnmg dxsposxtlon and temperament are surpassed only by hls sxmpllclty and slncerlty Dramalzcs I 2 3 4 Tenmshf Cfzorusl 3 Ad 16 ROMIG JAMES A N General rm lhc frxendly smzlmefcllow we all now Frlendlv pleasant he IS known to everyone as lm All the fellows know ,lim because he has a way of gettlng to know everyone He has taken up the General Course and certamly has done well mnth lt for he has taken only one CYHITIIDBIIOD since he has been ln hugh school He IS somewhat ll'lCllh6C1 toward science and because of this he has chosen a science each year ROEK MARY ANN Commercxal Laughzng and danczng whereter she goes Knoc mg down troubles and plc mg up beaus Mary s popular smlle and sunny dxsposntxon wlll help her realize her amb1t1on to become somebody s stenog but we can more readlly lmaglne her watering geramums on somebody s wlndow slll Mary an honor student deserving her title has many achnevements to her credxt To most of her classmates she seems quiet and studxous but others knowshe IS full of fun Commerczal Club 4 ROMBERGER GILBERT D CURLEY Gu General A Izllle nonsense now and then ls relished by lhe wrsesl men Gilbert wlll long be remembered by hrs schoolmates as a good pal to the boys as well as a friend to the glrls He has taken up the General Course but he 1 stlll undecided as to the type of work he wlshes to do How ever he wlll probablv follow ln his father s footsteps and go mto busmess We have enjoyed h1s frxendshlp and wxsh hum success Page One Hundred and Srxly nme k. .k. - , , . ,Ill ' , . , J - ' : .2. ,' - vertising 2, 3, 4, ffor stagel gf- '- 2 3 G , . . ju nj. . .. A k GOMUS ROMIG JANE ANF General Fl es o er our heads and downward loo s on us Have you ever seen her SCTIOUSB We hope she changes when she dons her nurse s uniform but even then a Jolly companlon IS pretty nlce ln a suck room Let someone mentxon flylng to ane and she s oft dreaming of belng a stewarcless Nothing worries ane she s destined to fly hlgh A long and happy fllght through sunny skles French Club 3 4 ROIVIIG RUTH LOUISE Louis General Imagination rules tlu- world An attractive smile plus a pleaslng personalxty but especrally her orlgxnallty nets LOLISC a host of friends Drawlnv xs her favorite pa time yet sports and other socnal events are by no means neglected Some dav Loule hopes to own a car of her own and to travel Her future? To enter college and major ln kindergarten work lnlermural Basketball 2 3 4 Carman Club 4 Hockey 2 3 National Honor Socrely 4 ROSS RICHARD Dlcx General He is wllal he 13 and lllal s what he bcsl can be Dick IS a genial chap but he has hrs sllent moments RONCOLATO ALVERTA Krfws Commercial Beneath lhe surface mzsclncf Iles Upon first meetmg Alverta slxm and clark eyed you wlll get the lmpresslon that here IS a sincere friendly gxrl you would Irke to know better Tennis ancl swlmmlng are two of her favorxte sports She hopes some dav to be a typl t ln a grand offlce Although he does not take part ln hugh school athletxcs he can be found on any athletlc Held playlng harcl at any sport He has a mama for huntlng and fishing equlpment and can talk xncessantly about hls tnps Duck s future lles somewhere ln the sllk business he says ,rl A ' J . ' . A b Q. h . l Page One Hundred and Scvenly 130 US RUBIN MINNIE Mm Commercial Nalure made her as she should Nol loo lzad and nol loo good Mm IS a happy go lucky gal with a bxg smlle No one can put anything over on Mm when It comes to qulck thmklng She has a wlde circle of friends Mm IS a lover of the great outdoors We know she will fmd a posltlon some day remmdmg a bug executlve to take his medlcme wear hxs rubbers and keep his appointments RUHMEL WILLIAM ,I Blu. General He smgs a song of sunlreams Bull ns a tall handsome fellow always actxve and ready to go He IS Interested ln athletics played football m sophomore and junlor years Hls voxce has won hlm a place ln the A Cappella Cholr and Chorus He IS a drum mer and finds musnc his favorite pastlme Bill sees that there 18 never a dull moment at a party or elsewhere but he can be serious and work hard when xt IS necessary May he keep thxs cheery dlsposxtlon throughout life' Foollralll 3 Chorus 4 Choir 4 ROTH ROBERT Bosrw lndustnal l you can l succeed lhe frrsl tzme lry lhe second If you can I succeed the second you re sure lo be prhed Thxs student who works lh Allentown Hugh School Auto Shop commonly known as the grease monkeys shop lsahandsome boy Stands about 5'6' ln his stocking feet Hxs favorxte sweet food IS dates but he sometimes gets them mxxed up with hrs buddy s whxch gwes hum a sweet time RUHF DORIS E Doms General A peach a pal ajolly sort Bu! lmeller slrll an all around sport Dons favorite pastimes are sleepmg and eating and she ll gladly xndulge in either at any place and at any txme She s flrmly convmced that between gammg wexght and keepmg her allowance straight shell age long before her time Tell Dons a Joke and shell be sure to tell you a funnxer one Chorus 3 4 A Cappella Chozr 4 Nallonal Honor Soczely 4 Le Cercle Franczas 4 junzor Class Play Page One Hundred and Seventy one 4. -- 1. f . . . .,. V . . , U . , . ff U H 1- , , . . . . . . . v - . . . . . - . . , , - l - 1 , . , ' .1 . .- - - , . r , l - SABY ALBERTA Homav Commerclal As peppy as a brls December mornmg Alberta the glrl wlth sparkling smlle and brown cur ly halr does well ln her studxes nn fact she s an Isonor student but dlSllkeS homework and thlnks we could very well do without lt Her hobbies are dancing skatxng bicycling and eatmg Alberta does do quxte a bxt of danclng but she does not mtend to make lt her future vocatxon she d much rather be a clerk ln some little business place or a stenographer Alberta s pleasmg personallty and Hne sense of humor have won many frlends and made her the Ilfe of every party Cheerleader l 3 SANDEL CATHERINE MARIE Cfxss Commercial Nollung ever bothers me Cass IS a small person with a mama for having a Ixvely txme C-xggllng talking bxcyclmg she s a likable lass Her cookmg wxll pay good dnvldends She enjoys most being a spectator at a football game or a swlmmmg meet A wnllxngness to do her part m everythmg and her charming dnsposxtlon have won her many close fnends RYAN FRANCIS R FRAN General A noble soul alone can noble souls allracl Here IS a lad that s every ounce a swell fellow good natured courteous polite and frlendly Raxsmg merry Lam ns a favorite pastime of Fran s yet when the serlous moment arrlves he IS rxght on the Job As a scholar he rates average but means to enter college IH order to crash the busmess world effectxvely College Entrance ln Arts Come where I m going It .s sure lo be fun At last we have reached the S s Let us present a gurl who really needs no Introduction a gurl wxth a never fallmg smlle and pretty dimples the gurl who crashed Hollywood and punch hut for Hedy Lamarr of course you know Fannie' An avld lover of books and music she stlll fmds tlme for the less sophlstlcated things and does she enjoy them' Even though study IS her pet antxpathy she manages to make the grades and good ones at that Her days at hrgh school are long to be remembered French Club 3 Chemzslry Club 4 Hzslorrcal Socrely 2 Page One Hundred and Sevenly Iwo ' I SAMUELS, FANNIE DEM SANDERS JFAN ld FANNIF General You see fha! grrl you llnn she s all un Bu! lhe angels laugh loo al llle good she s done ean IS perpetual motion but never let lt be said that she neglects her studles Who would guess that such an unpresummg contaglous llttle rascal would dispense so much cheer and gladness3 To see her IS to love her Her wmnmg smile and pleasmg personalxtv make her popular among her class mates May she trlp gayly along a sun lnght path German Club 4 SARMIR VICTOR F Vzc lndustrlal A llon among the ladzes s a earful lhrng A great woodworlcer he coul'l be But the sleep he gets don t hold tlll three He wonders why glrls pass hlm up For he IS a very great jxtterbug But when he works ln hls dafl s store They re not afrald to say Hey Vlc Come on glve just a llttle more agam SAURMAN HFLEN M General Jus! gel acquainted and you II be amazed Whenever vou re wnth Helen you re sure to have a good time Shes full of fun and IS always ready to go places and do thmgs All football and basketball games gain her support and she swlms One thmg Helen ns senous about her determmatlon to be a good nurse We re sure those who know her when she I5 a professional wlll Hnl her the same true frlencl she IS now Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 SASSAMAN JOSEPH OMAHA H11 hairs are long and blac He combs lhem bac wzlhoul a slac Those shoes o lus are number nme Bu! what s the difference he sjust fme oe IS a mechanical draftsman and does falrly well at It He IS a little modest when lt comes to malclng speeches ln Englxsh class but outside of school he s a regular guy oe just lends money to people so that he can collect It Page One Hundred and Sevcnly Ihree H - .. 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H K lndustrial li ' li- , f i . 4 ' J J ' ' A f - G0 US SAYLOR P PAULINE PoLLv Commercial We all of us love her And should you as why Perhaps xl s because She s so quiet and shy We could wrlte a book about Polly lf we had the time and knew how to wrlte books She IS qulet at school always studymg out of school she s always ready for a good laugh and a good tlme She IS quxte a lxttle girl with a blg personality has lovely brown wavy halr that makes her the envy of many another gurl We know she will be a SCHADT MORRISH P Sruarrs General Let not your lhoughls be earned away by has loo s Morris ns a fine fellow noted for hxs frxendlmess He 15 studying to be a pharmaclst and IS qulte serxous about hls work although he IS as ready as the next fellow to laugh at a Joke He 18 always ready and wllllng to meet any one half way and IS usually the lxfe of whatever actlvxty he happens to be engaged ln Qulet fellow that he ns when he IS aroused he makes hlmself heard success ln anything she might try SCHAEFFER BETTY LOUISE BETTY Lou College Entrance m Engmeermg and Scxence A blush rs more effeclwe than a smile Betty Lou xs one of those all around gxrls good ln sports brnlllant ln her studles and popular at partxes No one ns a more enthusxastlc sport follower of A H S and her own swlmmmg and ping pong are really somethmg Besides belonging to many clubs and usually havlng a lot of homework to do she s always ready to gxve up some of her txme to help us When Betty Lou hmshes hngh school she s off to college where he ll make good grades of course but she s also sure to have some of those swell times she had at hlgh school Honor Socrely 4 SCHAEFFER JOHN L JOHNNY General The more you praclzce what you now The more shall you now wha! to praclxce You wxll be surpnsed to learn that John IS a sent: mental person He has nothlng but hopes for the day he leaves school but he has hopes a plenty ln fact lf john falls ln his first attempt he wlll try again for he never admits defeat A hard worklng fellow john gets things accompllshed We thunk he ns one of the swellest boys m the class and he well deserves his wealth of frlends C1rlRcserves2 3 4 Hzsloncal Soc1ely3 4 Nalronal Page One Hundred and Sevenly four k t, 3 . r - ' ' - ' 1 I Sv Y ' as - ll I k If w SCHAFFER ELAINE S Homav Household Arts If you don t see her you can hear her Elaine IS the jltterbug of the Household Arts class easily seen and heard ln all the halls Flame IS a true friend who will always go half way Her happy go lucky philosophy makes her a hlt wlth everyone Her pastlmes are dancmg and swlmmxng her hobby sewing and clever things she makes' Her smart clothes glve evidence of that She wants to go to college to speclallze ln deslgnlng SCHAFFER RALPH C FLASH Commercial Youth comes once rn a I1 elzme Ralph IS known by his flashy red sweater If a loud voice greets you as you enter the buxldmg Ralph IS there Although not an honor student Ralph manages to pass all his subjects without exertlng too much energy Flash IS no great sport enthusxast but you can never go to a basketball or a football game without hearing Ralph cheering for the team And he s going to be a banker Football Scorer 4 SCHAEFFER NORMAN F Noam General I m not very big but nezther IS a strc o dynamite Norm IS one of those proverbxal tall dark and hand some lads wlth a fancy for loud colors He always has a cheerful grln and always seems to be going some place ln a hurry He IS a hard wllllng worker gets all his work done on time and pleases everyone Has hobbles are photography and rldmg Outsnde of shootlng thlngs ln the clnema of course he loves eating sleeplng and relaxing Someday when we see hum as one of the worlds foremost newspaper photographers or press men we ll say He was always llke that SCHAFFER HAROLD DAVID Hou.Y General Honesty rs the best polrcy Holly hkes sports baseball first basketball second He IS also mterested ln mstrumental muslc and glVeS a good account of hxmself wnth his accordion or his famous Spanish Guitar Has real hobby IS correspondmg wlth Pen Pals of forexgn nations next strlkmg up a tune on hls accordion or gultar Page One Hundred and Seventy flue ., r . .kj I 'U . .,, ' g . 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' 130 US SCHAFFER RALPH LEH Doc Cabinet Making Shop Keep your powder dry Ralph IS known to many of his frlends as Doc and IS noted for llklng to roam the woods and fields Wlth his gun he does not care for fancy clothes and parties When Doc came to high school he took up cablnet making which IS very likely going to be useful to hlm His maln ambition IS to llve back ln the sticks so far they wlll have to pipe daylight back to hlm SCHANERBERGER CONSTANCE ALETT Comma Commercial To now her is lo believe in her Connie IS a pretty energetic charming lass and has made a big place for herself ln her world She IS always at all the social affairs glVlDg everyone her radiant smile as a hello Her popularity IS due to her magnetic per sonallty and good sportmanshlp ln any thing she may undertake here IS hoping her path Wlll be strewn wlth four leaf clovers Gym Club! 2 3 4 SCHEETZ GERALDINEC ,I JERRY SNOWBALL Commercial Sh ll a blush is beau!! ul Bu' sometimes inconvenient jerry IS lncllned to be qulet at times but underneath you wlll find a true steadfast slncere frlend and a good sport always wllllng to please her companions first Her favorite sport IS swlmmlng and what a stroke' She also likes skating hlklhg and reading good books erry is tall slender, and fair with naturally curly hair. blue eyes. and a little pug nose inclined at times to be slightly tilted when she is deeply hurt or annoyed. Dramalics 45 Scooping Snooper. SCHELLHAMER RUTH M. SUNNY Commercial Ruih is a girl with afriendly smile. The longer you know this girl with the sunny disposi' tion the more you will appreciate her friendship. Ruth is one of the few people fortunate enough tn strike a happy medium between being over-conscientious and yet not being indifferent to one s work. Those fingers work wonders on the keyboard for she has both the light touch of Chopin and the masterful touch of Paderewski.. Page One Hundred and Sevenly SIX SCHEPPEL REUEL College Entrance ln Science and Engineering Be always as merry as you can For no one delrglrls in a sorrowful man Reuel looks on the bright side of everything and IS at home wherever he goes If he fails in his first attempt he will always try agaln His favorite subjects have been Solid and Chemistry Among his many senior friends must be included certain sophomores Although Reuel has not decided definitely what phase of the clentlfic world he will follow he intends to continue with chemical engmeerlng SCHERBA ANNA MARIE ANN Commercial To lry a thing rs lo do a tlung To know Ann is to know a true friend A winning personality has won her a host of friends Suggest any thing and Ann IS ready A good sport in everything she is willing to do anything Serious minded Ann is always ready to give the other fellow the benefit of a doubt even though she is usually right She is quite an actress in her Commercial Club Girl Reserves SCHIAVON ARNOLD M ARNY Industrial Here sweep these boo s away 1 will nol scaller my brains loclay Arnold a quiet and observing chap and a member of the machine shop is adept in his studies both in and out of the classroom but never overdoes his work When he thlnks he has reached hls llmlt he usually acts according to the above quotation Since Fishing In his favorite pastime one usually finds him along a favorite trout stream trying to subdue a wily old trout to the enticement of a much punished but still effective feathered lure National Honor Socrely SCHILLINC BFTTY IRENE Puocv Commercial A perfecl woman nobly planned To warm lo com art and command Lovable full of life and welcome everywhere Irene is always smiling and ready with a pun of some kxnd Her school work comes first her social life second She wants to go to Business College when she Finishes school Here s hoping everything works out the way she plans Chorus! 2 3 C1rlReservesl . . - S . - own quiet way, and is active in dramatics outside of school. Page One Hundred and Sevenly seven SCHLEGEL CLAIRE M CLAIRE General Those who have lrgh! rn themselves wxll not revolve as salelllles Loves a good book but IS not a bookworm loves danclng wrltxng nonsenslcal poetry enjoys lmmensely the basketball games where her five feet four lnches can usual ly be found And never neglects her schoolwork' Whatever Clalre chooses as her professnon we can be sure that she wxll be a success ln lt Nalzonal Honor Socrely 3 4 French Club 3 4 Canary and Blue 3 S HLFIFER LUCINDA IRENE Dox.r.Y Commercial The lhzng that cosls the leasl and does lhe mos! rs just a pleasant smrle From Center Valley Irene and her lnseparable slster Arlene wxll be the only twxns to graduate thus term To know lrene IS to love her she 13 eve pleasant wlth a smile for everyone and a grudge for none Smart capable and efhclent she will make some company a good stenographer and lucky wlll be the firm that gets her If the busmess world does not clalm her then some lucky man wxll have a good partner cause she s also versed m home making She can t lose either way Chorus 2 3 4 SCHLECHTFR EDWARD FDDIE General Success hegrns with a ellow s wxll Eddie IS likable and therefore a fruend of all who know hum Hls constant teasmg IS a source of amusement and xn th1s he gets plenty of practxce It can never be sand that Eddxe has a drslnke for the falr sex Hrs perform ances ln dramatlcs will be long remembered As a final trlbute to a faithful friend and all around fellow we wlsh hlm all the good luck and success ln the world Dramalzcs Rulmg Club SCHLEI FER ARLENE EMMA Dou.v Commercxal A merry hear! doelh good like medicine The same IS true of Arlene that IS true of her twln Irene So nearly alxke are these two that thelr parents have to look twlce to know whlch IS whlch l'ull of pep vim and vltallty she makes all who come m contact wlth her feel much happxer for the meetxng She has proved ln valuable lh the Englxsh Department office all year A peaches and cream complexlon and features that mlght have been chlseled by a great sculptor s hand The mold was destroyed after Arlene was made and there wxll never be another like her She has the certlf cate for 64 words and later for 74 words a mmute Chorus 7 3 4 Page One Hundred and Sevenly erghl H H .. . . f - . 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G0 US SCHLICHER JOHN I-I ACK Commerclal Nollllng IS loo lllgll or a man lo reacll Bu! he musl cllmb wllll care and confldence ack s frlenclshlp wlll be cherlshed by those who know hlm for he IS always smlllng and ready to Ienzl a helplng hand to those who need It Our good frlend never lets any obstacle delay hlm wherever he may go he IS perslstent and always forges ahead ack wlll always Ilve ln the mem orl s o hls school mates SCHMOYER ADA MAE MANS Commerclal I muslc be ll'ICf00d of love play on Here IS a tall slender glrl wlth gray eyes and a pleaslng personallty Her hobbles are readlng my tery books and embrolilerlng Ada Mae loves sports but would rather be a spectator that a partlclpant She swlms rldes a blcycle and goes to the movles Accordlng to her frlends she IS rellable trustworthy and klncl SCHLENK MARGARET McCEE General I slept and clreaml lllal llfe was beauly 1 wo e andfound lllal Izfe was duly McGee a glrl who has manv frlends IS Ilked by lzoth classmates and teachers We all know that she would rather play games than study although she does well ln all her work You usually flnd her ready for a good tlme She enjoys danclng swlmmlng tennls and lce skatlng German Club 4 Tennls 3 4 SCHLICHER VIRGINIA JUNE Gmrw General She l1kC5 lo slng slle ll es lo 5l'IOUf She ma es tlllngs rlng when slle s abou! Glnny IS one of those dynamlc small persons who man ages to make up for thelr srrall S128 by helng the Ilfe of every gatherlng She says she s not a genlus but everyone knows she IS a Ilve wlre Fven though she dotes on cowboy plctures we can t holzl It agalnst her ln fact we don t hold anythlng agalnst so dellghtful a person Nothlng IS ever too much trouble for her to do for a frlend at no matter what lnconvenlence Glnny has declded to become a nurse and her cheery smlle and snapplng brown eyes Wlll he good medlclne CIT, Reserves 2 3 4 T Page One Hundred and Senenly nlne k . 'ev' l HJ ,. 5 ' -I . . . - Ae f ' . .. . . v .k It . . . .. f . Y g . ' . ' I . ' ' D., I G0 US SCHMOYER MERRIT C lndustrlal Cabinet Making Merrlly he wor s lo lhe lune o lhe hammer and saw And he ma es the grealeslfurmlure you ever saw Although a fine cablnet maker Bllnky IS no different from the other members to the shop The more dlfhcult a plece of furmture IS to make the better he llkes to make xt He ns not easxly fooled he belleves only m facts Never takes a book home He always has hrs work done on time and gets good marks he loves good music and carves designs ln llnoleum ln his spare time Some fellow Bllnky Chorus2 3 4 CIIOIYZ 3 4 Nalionai Honor Society SCHREIBSTEIN NORMA Nomura General Cool imperturbable and quile English Norma Schrexbstem lS especially proficient ln German but her real hobby IS corresponding wlth Brltlsh acqualn tances She has a collection of censored letters stamps heather and actual snapshots of the royal family At her very first opportumty she mtends to travel Norma doesn t say much but nothing escapes her attention She habitually thinks carefully before she acts but she 1S capable of llghtnmg qulck declslons when cxr cumstances demand ln her frxendshxps she xs selectxve but not excluslve and ns always extending her cnrcle Norma mtends to become a nurse and ln that capacrty she IS certain to reflect her excellent qual tres SCHMOYER JOYCE' M Retail Selling The eyes have rl oyce s lzlue eyes pug nose and tricky smlle go over bug with the fellows both at school and at work She rs a friend to whoever has a piece of gum oyce says studv shortens the life and good tlmes lengthen lt The retall selllng course takes up a great deal of her tlme and no doubt we will be seeing her frequently at a leading store BLINKY SCHOCK LA RUF IRENE LA Rus General Every one knows La Rue s soprano volce whxch all of us have enjoyed many a time Not only sololst of the a Cappella Cholr for the past two years sololst of her church cholr and a member of the Bach Choir she has also sung frequently m audntorlum Her heart IS wrapped up m muslc wxth little time for studies books and movles d Her one ambltlon IS to slng ln the Nletropolltan some ay A Cappella CIIOIYZ 3 4 Chorus? 3 4 Page One Hundred and Ezghly . - . 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College Entrance ln Arts A serious loo but all mrschze Soft blonde halr blue eyes gay cheerful smlle a dash of lrrsh charm thats Elleen ,lane A lover of fun and galety of parties and good times Ellen ane nevertheless has her serious moments An excellent student a smooth dancer and a good sport Elleen ane IS popular with all She hopes to be a te cher some day and wlll probably go to Cedar Crest to round out her educatlon National Honor Society 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 SCHULZE ARTHUR JOHN An-r General I have often regretted havmg spa en But never regretted havzng ep! quzel Art seems qulet but anyone who knows hlm wlll tell vou dlfferently He IS a great baseball fan and rf you want any dope on the baseball team ask him He IS a likable chap an'l gets along very well with every one A llttle shy and bashful wnth glrls Art glves a fair account of hxmself nn studxes especially m math SCHREITER WILLIAM O BILL Scxence and F ngxneermg Slay away from women and you ll prosper Why worry today am t ouer yet Bull rs a fellow of medium build always keeps smxlmg He can be depended on for hls proportion of fun and mls chief The sports he enjoys most of all are swlmmlng and basketball Hrs favorite hobby 1S bulldmg model rallroads All and all Bull rs a good sport and a Congemal fellow Susuf General Too much s udq u,ea ens the bram Cass 1S of medlum helght dark and handsome and h1s pleaslng personality has won him many friends Studles do not bother hlm much After school we can find hum the pool perfectmg hxs stroke Beslcles bemg one of our speedy mermen he ms also a very talente:l muslcran bemg able to get a sweet tone from his cornet Hrs ambltlon IS to become a commerclal pllot lf not he hopes to plav lh a swmg band We are sure h will reach hls goal ln years to come Swrmmmg Team 2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Exghty one .. . ky . .J,... . ' I . . v . .I SCHULER, WARREN J. CASS I K Y k . 'vu I . ' V l ' in .. 1 . k ' . It . G0 US SCHUSTFR GLORIA SONIA HENIE General Spar! lhal wrxn led Care bendes And Laughter holding both her szdes Gloria IS blonde blue eyed and likes all sports especlally swlmmxng dancing and skatmg She especially lnkes to go on long hlkes wlth a l:1g crowd Good natured and easy to get along with she loves laughter and merrl ment and does her best to create xt She has not made any special plans as to what she wlll do after graduation Clee Club I SCHWAB CARL M SCHWABIE Engmeerlng and Sclence Oh lhal my langue could uller The thoughts that arzse zn me Schwabxe may often be seen but he IS not often heard He always carrles several books home from school but does he study3 The glrls seem to be the least of hxs worrles Building airplanes and experlmentlng ln chemistry are hls loved hobbies Schwable expects to enter college and study chemlcal englneerlng Best of luck Schwable SCHWOYF R DOROTHY .IEN ETTE. Do-r General I delzghl rnfxllmg lhe alr wllh swcclesl melody olly good natured Dot IS a good sport everybody knows She 1S known for her musxcal accompllshments she plays the clarmet 1n the band and plays constantly at home where the muslc room I9 the heart of the house for every member of her family plays one mstrument or an other Steady ln her schoool work she won t let even that handsome young man who IS somehow always around lnterfere wlth her homework And yet with all tho e bug mterests she collects handkerchlefs' She hopes some day to work ln an office which will make happy days for the rest of the force B ndl 2 3' 4 SEAGREAVES ANNABELLF LULU General Spar Img eyes Full of glow She is the gzrl You 11 e lo now To know Lulu IS to know a great pal She IS always wxllmg to lend a helping hand Lulu 1 a wonderful enthusxast wherever there ns a dance a basketball game or a football game You ve probably seen her among our cheerleaders for she IS rlght there wlth the very best of them She has dancing feet and personallty plus so best of luck to a future Broadway star Cheerleading 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 J l ' , l ' l ' . a , . . Page One Hundred and Eighty two 130 US lux 'Es SEATON CHARLFS P CHARLII College Entrance ln Fnglneerlng and Sclence He ILIIO IS szlenl Illln s much Charlle IS a lover of outdoor llfe IS devoted to hunt Ing flshlng and target shooting IS actlve ln the Crder of DelVlolav and the Boy and Sea Scouts and after graduatln expects to go to Lehlgh and enroll ln an englneerlng course Whatever he does he IS bound to succeed SEIDFL EMILY EVELYN EMILY Commerclal No! much lal a greal sueel silence Emlly a shy sort of person proves Wlth her smlle that she IS also frlendly and gay She IS one lass who reallv studles havlng spent most of last year trylng to reach the we know that success and happiness wlll always be hers Bas clball 'Wanagcr 3 Canaru and Blue SOlIClfOf 3 SEISLOVF ELEANOR M Eua General Courage and u.11l perseruance and sk Il Are lhe four leaves of Luc s clover Eleanor has always called her success lllck but we SEIPLE ROBERT IP General The proper sludy o man md IS man Robert Selple a dark curly halred tlmld fellow has a keen sense of humor Hls alm l to advance hlmself as a bookkeeper and to succeed ln hls buslness HIS ldeals are hlgh and he IS a good Sportsman he ll come through know that lt ls more than luck An able student she IS also cheerleader basketball plaver and swlmmer Perhaps someday she wlll have charge of the glrls physlcal educa tlon Eleanor just can not slt stlll when muslc IS played can t stay home from a dance Her dark eyes have led many a heart astray Cheerleader 2 3 4 Bas elball 7 3 4 C1r1ReserLes 3 l A . . , . 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Page One Hundred and Eighty Ihrec E0 US SELL BETTY JANE BETTY General An ounce o mrrlh rs worth a pound of sorrow A really grand person Bettys a true friend and a swell pal She s always ready to cooperate and once she s undertaken somethlng she always Fmnshes nt A mlte fiery her otherwise amiable clxsposxtlon and likable qualltles soar high above this common human fanlmg She IS a falthful follower at all the basketball and football games and an ardent rooter as well Lucky IS the hospltal that gets our Betty lf she decldes to follow nursxng Le Cerclc Francazs 3 4 SERFASS GRACE ROSA ALLEN Commercial Lrghl of eye Farr o han Spzrrl Hrlhe and graceful air Hold everythmg' here ns another one of the blondes Grace arms to please and everyone that knows her IS a frnend She IS an all round good sport and loves to dance Her wxsh xs to become a typlst SELIG LARUE M LARUE General She sald ll and she mean! rl and she aclcd as she sazd LaRue is a tall dark hanred dark complexloned girl frequently found with her nose burned ln a late novel bhe IS trymg hard to master the Englxsh language Through the cooperatlon of her hrgh school teachers she has become a forceful orator She IS fond of flowers sp nds much tlrre ln her garden ln sprung and summer To be an Englxsh teacher rs the height of her ambxtron North Carolma University IS the height of her Interest SFLL MARTIN WILLIAM MA-rrs Commercial H hal rs life wllhoul frlendshzp Nlatts IS another one of those quiet chaps who say llttle but thunk a whole lot He IS an agreeable and soclable companlon whose hrst thought IS of you You can usually find hlm at a show with some glrl lVlatts favorlte sports are swlmmmg ICC skatlng and cyclmg or hlkmg ln the country Page One Hundred and Erghiy four l SHAFFFR RUTH GLADYS RUTH General .Success zs the reward o conlmued e for! SHAFER RUTH MILDRED RUTHIE Commercxal l rlends were building bloc s what a House ofFrrendsl11p Rullr could bu ld Ruth IS lnked by all and hurrles through the halls calling H1 rxght and left ulet seems to radiate from her but not when you know her lnstead she IS qunte the opposxte She wants to be a great dancer and some day hopes to see her name ln lxghts Ruth IS popular and she owes her success to the fact that she makes frrends easxly Good luck to a swell classmate Gym Club 2 3 4 A swell pal a true friend and a good sport all wrap ss ped ln one that s Ruth Cheermg at basketball and foot ball games dancmg skatmg readmg and attending movnes are a few of her lnterests Ruth takes an interest ln her studies and has shown thls by sklpplng up the steps of the honor roll many txmes Ruth lntends to enter the field of nursmg and fortunate are those who wxll be left to her charge C1rlRescrves 2 3 4 German Club 3 CPres1dcntj 4 SHARADIN JEAN RAE jenna General lVe dream of her Everybody at A H S knows ,Ieame that very tmx gurl who ambles through the halls arms loaded wlth books and face serious but shes really not as serious as she appears As a matter of fact a devlllsh glmr dance lh her dark brown eyes She hldes behind one of the cellos IH the orchestra stretchmg over the instrument to get a glxmpse of the muslc Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 SHANKWEILER DOROTHY ISABELLE Dor General Tis a sure srgn wor goes on merrily when olks sing al xl Dot rs one of those rare creatures who lsn t afraid to say exactly what she thmks whether she IS speakmg to a group of her many friends or a group of perfect strangers She s on the spot Dot when xt comes to any assxgnments whrch she handles wlth perfect ease Dot plays the piano and smgs hke the professlonal she hopes someday to be Her active participation ln the choir and chorus shows her apprecxatxon of fine muslc and her enthusxasm at all school functions marks her an all American High School Girl Clrorus 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Canary and Blue? fflssoczalc Edrlorj Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Comus 4 Page One Hundred and Ezglzly fue --ffl . ... kv . vu . ,, .., . 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' f ' f asv . . k . f f '- ' .,: -45 nn H N I 0 US SHERIDAN AGNES DOLORES 'SHORTY Commerclal When you play play hard when you wor don I pfau al all Shorty IS a dashing blue eyed girl wlth a smlle for anvone who smlles to her She IS fond of danclng bxcycle rldmg 1ce skatmg and roller skating and loves to go lce skatlng m zero weather Shorty has very good marks and never falls to do her homework She hopes to be a stenographer and we all wlsh her the best of luck Orchcslra I 7 SHELHAMER CHARLES HENRY CHARLIE Machxne Shop Supper won! be warlmg for Charlrcs garng ahunlm Charles IS a studlous boy although you never see hlm carry any books home He IS especxally studlous 1n huntmv and fishlng He ns takmg machlne shop m school and IS tool room check up man which proves htm a responsible person Charles likes to tlnker around the rrakmg or handllng of tools and who knows but what he may become one of the great tool manufacturers of the country SHOVER BETTY SCHMALTW General Lo a young hear! everylhzng rs un Although a but small lh stature Betty s frlends find great delight 1n her company As a lover of sports she hnds the greatest enjoyment nn clancmg swxmmnng and playlng tennls Within the past few years Betty has formed many friendships through her earnest desire to help those around her To her we wlsh the greatest success whlch she so rightfully deserves Grr1Rcserl.es 2 3 4 SHIMER DOROTHY V Do'r Commercial Smzlmg Irps spar Img eyes Brg nl hear! bu! small rn srze Do you need a fr1end3 To go into a sales talk of Dorothy lS unnecessary just to see her IS to know her one alm lS to please everyone Studlous cheerful active thoughtful these are some of the qualltles that make thls gurl so valuable to her frlends Sh wants to be a foreign correspondent on some news paper and 15 worklng hard toward that end Her qulet nature makes everyone at ease with her She has written many short stones for practxce but she belneves lh lm provlng her work before she displays nt lt goes wlthout saylng that she reads incessantly Page One Hundred and Erghly srx A :H , k, 1 . - l I 4 . SILBFRT IEANETTE. Lommerclal Tricky as a ox She s just a clzallcrbox While Jeanette takes her studies seriously she has a keen sense of humor lf you want to know just how qulet Jeanette IS ask her classmates ani home room teacher They ll tell ycu If you ever want someo me reliable t conhcle lh justlook up eanette Besldes bemg a basketball and football fan she excels ln swlmmlng skating danclng bxke rldxng and many other actlvltnes Her mam des1re IS to be an accountant and we are sure she wlll be a good one Commerczal Club 4 SIM IT7 ALFRED General He who IS sllenl lhm s much Al lS quiet unassummg ani cheerful but 15 neverthe less always on the job when there 18 fun and can be count ed on to furmsh his share He swims and plays football and IS also an ardent dancer Stamp Club I Nahonal Honor Soczety 3 SIBLEY DORIS BERTHA IB Commercial It s good to be merry and wzslr Dons IS always Jolly and always appreclates a Joke Outside of the fact that she has to climb four Hlghts of steps ln the annex every day she likes school Dons 15 serlous durlng classes and gets all she can out of the lesscn However the bells have a pecullar effect on Dons when she hears them her face lights up and she lteglns to smlle then she IS ready to walk to the next class full of fun Her smlle and her earnestness while she works are bound to go far ALFALFA SILFIES CERALDINE B GERRY Com merclal Dance as blrthe as my hear! can beal The best pal a gurl or boy could have IS Gerry Her cheerful smile and pleasing personality are a happy feature of hugh school She IS studlous ln the subjects she thmks slae will need Her mam desnre IS to be a good steno grapher and next to that to teach kindergarten We wish her luck whichever she chooses Gerry s favorlte exerclse IS dancing whlch she follows up wxth skating Girls Gym Club 3 Page One Hundred and Ezgllly seven , ..S .. - ' , ' . . . E . cg Follow my llearl, my dancing feel, 1 n '. , , . . 'N . ' ', I L f ll 'L ' L -, AL SIMPSON CARL CARL General A genileman o lexsure Ever see mg for pleasure Not found zn hzgh school boo s But ln a dashzng mazden s loo s Nearly all of us have come mto contact wlth Carl durlng our hugh school days You ll find hlm everywhere helpmg at the football and basketball games managlng the school dances actlng ln the class plays or performmg with the gym team Whether the world treats him well or lll Carl always remains hlS jolly self this probably ac counts for hls popularlty and for the fact that he fits 1nto a crowd better than anyone else we know Gym Team 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Class Play 4 Dance Committee 4 SMELOFF NICOLAS NORMAN Nxcx Engmeermg and SCIENCE An zdle man has so much lo do Tha! he never has time lo be sad One may search long to find a more affable companion or a truer friend than Nxck ln addltlon to his school work whlch though never spectacular was always safely above average Nlck found txme for outdoor actlvltles as well as forlmuslc glvlng pleasure to many frlends by playmg has vlo ln Wlth hlS keen mmd we feel sure Nlck wlll be successful ln engmeermg whxch he lntends to study at the Vxrgmxa Mllltary lnstxtute His hlgh ideals should take hlm far Orcheslra 2 Wresllzng 2 Dramalzcs 4 SMITH DONALD R SCHMIDT Commerclal The only way to have afrlend IS lo be one Donald American youth persomhed takes 1n h1s strlde every dnffnculty or opportumty that confronts hum Hard work and deep thought mark this rxslng young business man Schmldt 18 a fastldlous dresser a good dancer an ardent admlrer of sports a good student a brllllant con versatlonallst and a steadfast frlend Allentown Hugh School and hxs large host of frlends wlsh hlm lots of luck SMITH RAYMOND BRUCE RAY Commerclal When your opportunity comes Grab rf no mailer how small A pretty fast typlst and a pretty fast telegraph mes senger Ray has what ll takes to use ln the telegraph con cern where he spends hls after school time xnstead of at sports Some day when he s manager of a telegraph office he ll not regret those hours of work Page One Hundred and Erghly erghl ' 1. 11 1 11 f . 1 . . . 1 k . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1-1 1 1 1 I 11 11 1 11 . . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 . 11 1 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1. 11 ' 11 . 1 I . ' 1 SNYDER CHALRES ROBERT CHARLEY Electric Shop Still waler runs deep Charley is attentive and studlous but this only goes for the interesting parts of his studies He IS a member of the electric shop and hopes to follow this trade outside of high school Charles is interested 1n swimming and hunting he would rather trek through the woods pursuing wild game than trek to school to pursue studies SNYDER GEORGE DAVID MILER General Prlenzlly lo all lmslile lo none Miler is a serious sort of fellow but can always laugh at a good Joke He enjoys sports and incidentally gets his nickname from being on the track team in which he ran the mile He shows IH everything the same determination that every trackman must have to wln a race Mller s friends are all good friends on whom he can depend TUCZ34 SNYDER MARY HELEN BLONDIE Commercial A smzle or every girl and Iwo or every boy Even though Mary believes in having her good times she doesnt let them interfere with her studies Mary loves to jitterbug with good looking fellows and takes a keen interest in football basketball swimming and other sports Although she can t be classified as a book worm just ask her about some well known novel and you ll get a worthwhile reply. Commercial Club 4. SNYDER ROBERT IRVING Boa Commercial Sincerily is a virlue ew men possessf Bob is a cheery fellow and although backward at times he has many friends. He is a sincere sport fan' swims skates, and plays basketball. He has a good voice and enjoys music. His grades in school are enough to put him through without too much worrry. Bob hopes to be a bookkeeper or a typist. Page One Hundred and Eigllly nine G0 US 6 SOLKFR DOROTHY ANN Do1.1.v General Lrllle I am and lzllle I be Bu! I mjusl bxg enough or me Dolly seems a little reserved when you hrst meet her but she IS always wlllmg to join the happy throngs and make them happier with her wltty remarks She tries hard to pull an occasional Joke on some one but her face lsn t blessed wlth dxsgulse her expression always gives her away Dolly 15 qulte a dressmaker but she mslsts she wants to become a nurse Well nurses have somethmg to do with dressings haven t they3 SORRENTINO ANGELON JR INSPECTOR lndustrlal There rs only one olher person lzke lhe mspeclor and he happens lo be bolh 0 lhem The reason they call hlm Inspector 18 because he m spects all affaxrs whether they concern hlm or not He handles all the affairs that are accompllshed the easy way He was also one of the spark plugs of the A H S football team Band? 3 fsectmn leader 4 0rcheslra2 3 4 SNYDER RUTH LUFLLA RUTHIE Commercial The glrl worlhwhrle ls lhe one who can smzle When cverulhmg else goes wrong Although she regards her subjects serlously Ruth al ways hnds time to enjoy fun ln which we llke to be mclud ed You never know when she will bubble forth with some brlllxant ldeas or suggestions and you can be sure you ll agree wlth them Girl Reserves 4 SOLKER HELEN MARY HELEN Commercial Happy go lucky fair and-free Nolhrng ever bolhers mc' Helen IS a yoyful person commg down the halls whose motto IS Cheerfulness at work She IS very cheerful and has countless friends Helen s goal IS to become a steno grapher Page One Hundred and Nrnely 4 , U H W H - y .l . l f 1 H I df. ' l v . ' J : . . . f US SORRENTINO ANTHONY J ToNY Industrial Silence is afrrend lhal will never belray Tony is a very quiet and studious boy when not argu ing He is a member of the Cabinet Making Shop and although not planning to follow this line of work he gets along very well Tony s ambition is to go through an air SPALDING CATHERINE MAE CA-r Commercial Fool loose and fancy free Ho Hum' am I sleepy5 That s Cat s usual greet mg But in spite of her slow response she manages to do her share of talking Cat is a pleasant girl makes friends quickly eats sleeps and day dreams Cat is a mans woman a grand sport and a good dancer You seldom see her study really hard because of other interests conditioning school We wish him the best of luck and feel sure he will succeed SPANNUTH KATHRYN ANNIE KITTY Commercial SPEDDINC WILLIAM J BEE IAY Blu. General Bu! defznzlely William always happy and quick to make friends What she is smiling abou! nobody nows A smile a giggle a bit of chatter and a new boy friend' that s Kitty Who has ever seen Kitty when she wasn t smiling laughing or talkmg3 Kitty our carefree friend is seriously thinking of the future just now To be or not to be is the question a stenographer or what? loves a good time above all else However if you have been around him any length of time you have found that he also has a serious side loves chemistry and math so much he will be a swell chemical engineer We wouldn t be a bit surprised to see him in politics either His hobbies are travel and dramatics William will succeed in anything he undertakes for he has the will and the ability to do it Senior Class Play 4 Page One Hundred and Ninety one I-lere's a girl who looks like a sophisticated debutante G0 US SPISSZAK HFNRY JOHN HFNRY Auto Shop Betler be a lzllle wheel turning lhan a big wheel standing slzll People are lr e automobiles they always ma e asler headway when lhey are on the level Here s a person who has many friends and a pleasing personality Henry Spisszak IS a general handy man he likes to tinker with automobiles and machinery and is always on the job when it comes to good stern work You Il always find hlm at dances with a date who IS the envy of all the other fellas We hope he gets all the good breaks he deserves STAC-FR ELEANOR LOUISE ELLY Commercial Tis somethzng lo be wzllzng to commend Bu! my besl prize is that l am her friend Although Elly seems quiet she just needs to be with a group of friends to laugh and chatter above all the others I-ler artistic ability points to a brilliant career She is an ardent lover of sports her favorite being tennis She has a desire for oflice work and also designing STAHL HERBERT WILLIAM JR Hamw General W w STAHLEY DORIS E. IVI Mm: General Nature made her as she should Noi loo bad and no! loo good Doris better known as Mimi is a quiet but lovable Cheerful company shorlens lhe mzles If you have noticed Herby yawning 1n class it is not the subject His greatest joy is to roam in the woods with his rifle shooting at such lnanlmate objects as may please him He blushes considerably when he is confronted by the girls but is always ready for a good joke and usually has one m return girl Her fine personality and quick flashing smile together with her laughing brown eyes have won her many acquam tances both male and female Doris has a fine school spirit and you are sure to see her at most of the school alfairs. We can truly say that her interest in school ath- letics equals that of a true booster. Her training in home economics shows a promising future for some Lucky Gentleman. Page One Hundred and Ninely-Iwo E0 US STAMM NICHOLAS P Nrcxv General Lrghl of hear! full of wisdom Nicky bad boy of study hall IS a simple hearted but good hearted fellow What he has IS practically yours Hrs favorlte pastlmes are dancmg and muslc Nlck has many friends and IS always looklng for new ones He IS to be an Aeronautlc Mechanical Draftsman Chorus? 3 4 STAUB KATHRYN E KAY eww General Clue to me lhe lzfe I love Let the rest go by me As shy as Kay may seem she IS an all around gurl mterested ln all sorts of sports partlcularly swlmmmg bxcyclmg and hlkmg On ramy days she spends the tame cookmg and readlng mystery stones Generous and always ready to lend a helping hand Kathryn never shuns any work that IS put before her She Just lays hand to and does It thoroughly and efhclently Kathryn IS always run nlng when we see her lf lt IS only for a few steps We hope she wlll enter an office that wlll send her on journeys so she will get all the travel she wants Cz rl Reserves 4 STEEDLE C LAMONT SHADOW Industrial The shadow knows Shadow 18 a faithful rooter at all A H S games He STAUFFFR KENNETH E KEN General Success follows hard work Kenny IS an all around good fellow always ready to go out of hls way to do a friend a favor He has a ready smxle and a pleaslng word for all hrs frlends ln Center Valley everyone respects hlm Whnle Ken IS studlous he rs also an ardent basketball and baseball fan He speaks very llttle of his future but we belleve that lf hewouldnot be afrald of becommg homeslclc he would go to college Whether he becomes a Financial man or a professlonal man we all wish hlm luck 18 a boy who loves to do back work ln drafting and honestly enjoys xt Lamont 15 always glad to give a helpmg hand provldlng he knows there s a pal on the recelvmg end T Square Club 2 3 Page One Hundred and Nmely three G0 US STEI FF FRIEDA C FRIEDA General To be or nol lo be what3 Frieda llkes her fun and llkes her candy Thls makes her both sweet and fun lovmg But there IS more than that to Fneda She IS excitement Itself for at the most unex pected moments she tum lu gracefully down the stalrs Then too she never falls to glve her nelghbor a thrxll when she bounces on or off that loose seat ln the cafeterla Wlth all her candy eatlng laughmg and tumblmg Frelda has found tlme to be mdustrlous too and on the honor roll Nursxng IS her choxce may her Joys be many German Club 3 Vice Prcszdenl 4 STEIN ROBERT Boa College Entrance In Arts Persrslencc and smcerxly are qualzlxes that spell good orlune Bob filled wlth llfe and enthusrasm IS easily recognlz ed by his cheerful dlsposltlon and capaclty for work Hrs good nature and wlllmgness to help have won hum many endurmg frlendshxps and these same qualltnes wlll contmue to wxn hlm fnends Although he IS very studxous he ns also an ardent basketball and football fan Nahonal Honor Soczely 4 STEINER BETTY MAE BET-rv Commerclal Brown eyes and never blue Betty ns gifted wlth a rare sense of humor You rare ly see her wrth a long face She wants to be a secretary to a rnsmg young lawyer She lxkes to sung too Between the hours of eight and ten you wxll see her slttmg ln front of a radlo lxstenmg to her favorite orchestras She xs a good dancer and lakes sports especially football STELLAR MARTIN JOSEPH Morz Commerclal Nalure made hzm nol loo bad and no! loo good Martin gets along fine wlth hrs teachers and hrs will mgness to help a fellow student m distress and his quxet manner have won hum much admlratron He considers matters s rlously but he also llkes to have fun Although Motz does not take an active part ln school athletics he xs an ardent sport fan Page One Hundred and Ninely our GOMUS STENGELE LAIRD F LARRY Commerclal Fair play or no play al all Larry IS one of the tall dark halred boys ln the com merclal class Hls excellent standlng ln hls school work and hls blg broad smlle have won hlm many frlends hls wllllngness to work has won for hlm respect Stengele IS a great baseball enthuslast having much experlence ln the sandlot game He IS a member of the Allentown Hlgh School track team whlch shows that he IS Trac Team 3 STEPHENS ALLEN HUNSICKER Arts I to manhood am arrlvecl so near And lnward rlpeness dolll much less appear Look for hls brother lf you want to find Al They go together as bacon and eggs Whlle others are danclng and golng to soclal gatherlngs he IS brushlng up on hls baseball and other sports One day you may hnd hlm trylng to steal home plate and the next he ll be enjoylng a game of tlddley wlnks Durlng the summer months Al IS stlll not slow ln gettlng there 'FJ STERNER JUNE JUNIE General When lllal llle poor IIULC Cfled Caesar hllfh wepl Amblllon should be made of slerner slu If lt IS serlousness and fun you are looklng for ln the same glrl you ought to meet une She will study because she IS hungry for knowledge read because she enjoys It and laugh becau e she cannot help It Drawlng and palnt lng are the lndex to une s future To une llfe IS a wonder ful adventure and we hope lt will contlnue to be a happy adventure STI ESKA BETTY BETTS General Lale lo bed early la YISC Puls the spar le ln Bells eyes A smile a cheery laugh heralds Bett s approach She s a dlmple cheeked blue eyed glrl who takes llfe as lt comes Although she IS a good student she d rather llsten to Horace Heldt s Muslcal Knlghts than settle down to her books Her other lnterests are danclng and the movles Here s wlshlng her the best of luck German Club 3 4 Page One Hundred and Nlnely five k . , ..AL,. . , , - , ' , H, ' - r L studyirlg-'baseball and swimming. , . . 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L' STOFFLET ,JUNE ANN JUNEY General Loo mto lhy hear! and wrzle Smllxng blue eyes soft brown halr and a smlle every one loves Put them together with loads of brains and you will have une Rather shy une IS sometlmes a llttle backward but always loyal She IS a pleasant companion and a swell pal une IS planmng to go to college to study journallsm and Judgmg from her past work she has a good chance m that held she s been at lt SIHCC she was knee hlgh when she had a prmt shop m the cellar Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Gzrl Reserves 3 4 French Club 4 VN STOUDT LAURA Lou.Y General A comrade blzthe andfull of glee Who dares lo laugh both loud andfree Laura looks like a qulet glrl but get her started' Looks are decelvmg She lxkes to study and her efforts wlll someday reap their reward The field of nursing attracts her and at some future date we will hear of her as a regnstered nurse Gzrl Reserves 2 STOCKER FLORENCE HATTI E Ftossxs Commerclal Il cosls the leasl zl does the mos! ll sjusl her pleasant smzle Flossle everyone likes Fun loving amusing and kxnd hearted she has what IS known as a pleaslng person alxty You can always Cllstmgulsh her from the rest of the crowd for she IS the champlon Joke cracker Her pastxme ns playlng the pxano and she ll smg any song you ask her to Her plans are to become either an accountant or a steno grapher STONEBACK .JEAN LOUISE' ,IEANIE LOU Sis Commercial Fashxoned lr e an April hour O slorm and sudden sunshine lntroduclng a fun loving sort of a gal Wlth a spark lmg smlle and pleasing personality wlth a keen sense of humor plus a fine taste for wholesome books Don t beat around the bush ns her slogan eame Lou IS practical and broad mlnded and beheves ln dls cusslng things frankly even though lt be embarrassing sometlmes Her favorlte sports are swlmmlng hlklng and dancing Page One Hundred and Nmely szx A I AE . . fc . . ,U eg, .f . H STRAUCH ELVA MAF ELVA General The end crowns the wor A glrl wlth a falr complexion dark brown eyes cheer ful dlsposltxon an engaging smxle answers to name Elva She 15 the klnd of friend every one longs for IS an ardent sportswoman fond of swxmmlng and xce skatlng excelllng 1n both enjoys movies and good times bug stlll finds tnme to do her lessons hasn t declded what she wants to do but knows she ll lxke dolng lt Chorus 4 BaskelbaIl2 German Club 3 Secretary 4 Natrona! Honor Society 4 SUCK ROBERT VERNON Boasv Commercnal Va e them guess 1 you want success Bobby IS one of these fine fellows faxthful and true a hard worker but loves good clean fun He mtends to continue gomg to school to be a bug buslness man Hxs favorite pastxmes are llstenmg to good orchestras and read mg good books Bobby lS always ready to be a fnend and his smlle IS welcome ln any crowd STOUDT PERCY JOHN OH JOHHNY lndustrlal 0 rt rs excellent to have a grant s strength ohnny blew mto Allentown on March 7 l922 and hes stlll blowing l-le s changed slnce he met a certaln girl and IS now quletmg down a little but It will not last ohnny who intends to he a photo engraver I9 a mem ber ln good standing of the A H S Printers Club of which he IS secretarx His help on the basketball team was a great boost ohn worked his way through high school by feeding and bathing automobiles A H S Przntcrs C1ub4 STROHL RODERICK C Roo Commercxal 1 you I1 e a car that s not too heavy Go to Strohl s and buy a Chevze Rod s personality IS slmply amazing not only to his many frlends but even to all his teachers Hes a slnck dresser and a clean fellow Hls favornte pastime IS dancmg Master Strohl IS the crowd s comedian always jokmg There s only one Rod When he IS graduated from hxgh school he intends to go mto partnershxp wxth hxs father ln the Chevrolet Motor business He ll make a keen busmessman and we wxsh hum luck Page One Hundred and Nmety seven , J . , ' . .. k... 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SULLIVAN BETTY D SULLY General A day for torl and hour for sport But for afnend is Irfe to short The lrlsh have made another conquest' lreland s humor has crossed the seas and spulls out of Betty s eyes to share a carefree llghtheartedness that leaves no room for anything but joy Charm and lrlsh eyes have lt Sully danced through the halls and right mto our hearts helpmg to weave the mevltable web of happlness that colors a our thoughts of hugh school SWOYER RUTH CAROLYN RUTH General She smzled on me Oh' then I saw her eye was brzght A well of life a spring of lzght Ruth has the most engaging smlle you could ever care to see She has made many fn lends and keeps them She takes a keen Interest ln her studies for she s gomg to be a teacher but also enjoys danclng boatmg readmg pmg pong and movies She IS always ready to help some unfortunate Ruth plays the plano well but Just won L talk about lt German Club 4 SZEP LUDWIG Louns General He who laughs last IS afoolfor walling that long Louie IS one senlor who xs most lnactlve ln hls studies and ln spite of thus manages to llp through Thls was his toughest year and why not with all the pretty gurls roamm them thar halls Desplte thxs obstacle one couldn t tell that he was fearing for that summer va atlon Hunting and fishing combined wlth the glrls cause those grades TAVERNA FRED Fnsnov Commercial Sznce zn labormg and restrng I1 e rs dwrded best Let others do the labormg and I wrll do the rest just don t be fooled by that quotatlon up there Fred IS really an energetlc student Even though Mother Nature dxd not selze hum by the heels and make hxm a football player she dxd bestow upon hmm those qualxtxes that make hlm lots of fun and keep hlm ln the upper ranges He will have hns full share of success and happiness ln has Glorious Adventure Llfe ll ' Page One Hundred and Ninety ezght 130 U TEEL BETTY MAE j BETTY General Farr and pure fzne and true We often wonder 1 there s more llkc you Soft blue eyes lxght brown hanr a brlght smxle and a cheery hello spells Betty lf you want a rousmg good time be sure to take her along She can pep up any party but she has her serious moments too Not only that she rs one of the finest and truest of fuends any one could have Her charmlng personality has won her many friends Betty ranks hxgh ln her studles and expects to be a nurse The hospltal wlll have to bulld a new wlng to accommodate all her patxents May she have the best of happiness and success always German Club 3 4 Gzrl Reserves 3 TEMAN IRENE. ,I RENEE General Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace Irene better known as Renee llght haxrecl and faxr complexroned 18 well lxkecl by all that know her Renee ns an all around gurl excellmg ln anything she undertakes She IS a very keen athlete antl a swell sport She goes m walking These outside sports do not interfere with her school work for she makes the honor roll and IS a member of the Natlonal Honor Society We don t know her future but we predict success Ctrl Reserves 2 3 Bas etball2 3 4 Nalxonal Honor 3 4 Valley lJall3 German Club-I TICHY JOSEPH L os lndustrxal joe ns eighteen years old and has completed three THOMAS WILLIS G LEFTY Science and Engmeerlng One must be somethmg ln order to do sometlung Lefty IS an all around fellow He llkes sports and although he doesn t star 1n any of them he can hold his own against most of the other boys He xs careful not to over study or over work ln school Lefty IS preparing to enter an engmeerrng college lf he remams unchanged he will fund that there I9 a place ln the world for hrs talents Tennzs years ln the pattern shop oe has been active ln football and track ln his Hugh School career He IS a good sport he can take a joke has many friends and few enemies oe dldn t let his success m sports go to hrs head Thls world would be better off with more fellows like hlm FootbaIl2 3 4 Track? 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' Page One Hundred and Ninety mne 130 US THOMAS MAE LILLIAN MAE Commerclal Dllzgence has lls own rewards Mae has a line personallty but her EDCI' qualltles are known only by her most lntlmate 8SSOCl8tCS She IS tall and carrles herself so well that you llke lt Although one would thlnk that shorthand would keep anyone busy Mae has had tlme to draw and deslgn and look at her chorus record Chorus 2 3 4 lng TOROK LFWIS Turuc General A lover of nature IS always on the move Herr IS LEWIS who IS a lover of fresh alr ln thesummer you wlll and hlm flshlng along the stream during the wlnter he IS lC8 skatlng He I9 lndustrlous always on the ,ob never glV6S up untll the work IS flnlshed LCWIS hopes to be a great newspaper buslness man he wants to bulld clrculatlon of papers beyond that of any other company ln hls spare tlme he take walks through thewoods plannlng what the future has ln store for hlm Page Two Hundred - - - ll -- v v , ,A l f S -- THOMAN, DORIS A good lrearl IS ll e llle sun for ll sllzncs brlglll and never changes bu! eeps lls course truly Dorls hasn t been with us ln Allentown long she halls from Youngstown and expects to go back to study nurslng She 18 an all around glrl llkes sports and loves to ICB skate and play tennls She sews and her ablllty ln thls art IS proven by the clothlng she wears Although Dorls seem qulet she IS always ready for fun and 18 a good companlon sure to be a success C171 Reserves 2 4 German 4 THOMPSON AIOYCF V Persorlallly IS lo a woman wha! per ume 15 lo a lower Sweet dlsposltlons are rare and hard to flnd but ,lo clalms one of the PYCCIOUQ few Full of pep and a good sport she s ready for anythlng She s a smooth dancer not lnterestetl ln sports more than spectatlng and has a glft for not worry E0 US TORRENCE DOROTHY C Dor General Haste ma es wasle la e your lzme Here IS an ideal Miss whose personallty has won her scores of frxends Her hobbies are reading attending football games movies vacationing and travellng Dot always manages to get her clally exercise especially with her jaw Her one weakness IS talklng She always walks as lf she had some place to go or somethlng to do She intends to go to Kutztown State Teachers College so that German Club 4 TOTH MARY M MARY General Such a conslanl rlend 13 a lhzng rare and hard lo :nd Mary seems qulet and unassumlng untll you become better acqualnted with her A delnghtful companxon she takes an mterest ln most sports but dancmg rates the hlghest She prefers sweet muslc Mary s one folly 15 blushmg whlch she loathes She does not worry though she IS a. meticulous worker Perhaps we would proflt by follow mg her example Chorus 2 3 4 Czrl Reserves 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Soczcly 3 4 some day shell teach readxn rltm and rnthmetlc G TRACY GEORGE EUGENE Drcx Commerclal A shlch rn lhe bush saves nine birds When one hears the famlllar name Dlck Tracy men TUCHLER MURIEL ANNE MURIEL General Szmplzczly of all lhmgs 15 the hardest to copy Murlel IS quxet unassuming and takes her stuclles txoned ln A H S lt s not even a flfth COUSID of the famous super sleuth known to mllllons but Just a pal IH our own class A breezler cheerxer more lovable frxend IS slmply not to be had George may always be counted on for real effort and eagerness To name hls chlef mterest would be lmposslble hls interests are so numerous and varied He IS also qulte a vocalist and likes to smg for sheer enjoyment Girls are swell fun sometxmes says he George malntams a flrm belief 1n playmg the fleld and wants to have fun whlle he can take It and he does Someday he hopes to be a Flre Chlef Stlck to lt kxd and we are confident when we say You can t fall' Chorus 3 4 rather serlously Loyal genulne sympathetlc she 1 also a scmtlllatmg type that sparkles wlth wlt and good humor You never hear of her scholastxc and social accomplish ments through Murlel Altogether the best thmg about her xs her absolute mdlvxdualxty On the whole no one can flnd a truer fnend French Club 3 4 Girls Bas ellrall 2 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Socrely 3 4 Page Two Hundred and l One . f , . . - . . . . , . . . . . . . - .. 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E0 US VIDA HELEN TORCHY General The soluljoys of human md Are lhose whzch flow from peace of mmd Thoughtful a little bashful and a pleasmg personal Aty describe Helen best Interesteal ln sports of all types her favornte IS swlmmmg Her only great cleslre IS to have R N behmd her name so that she may become an auf hostess We hope she makes the grade and attams the goal for which she IS strlvlng Gzrl Reserves 3 4 Ss- VOGEL ROBERT A Bos General Conlcnlcd wrlh lrllle antl cheerful wllh more When you see Bob you had better hang around for he IS sure to pull some wlse crack He always carries several hooks home from school whether he studles ns a question Boh likes football basketball and swlmmmg but chlefly he likes readlng He cherlshes detective stones Although Bob doesn t know what he will contribute to the world we have no fear for hls final achievement Boy Scouls of America VADAS ANNA MARY ANNIE Commercial A radlanl smile IS always hers Smiling Iaughlng and glvlng everyone a hlg hello Annle makes her daxly rounds through A H S She 15 happy go lucky easy to get along wlth qulck to make friends always full of fun always wlllmg to help Annie 1 eager to I arn and to he a goo:l student consequently she worrles a great deal over her stuches Her pleasmg personallty will help her to be a good secretary YWCA234 VIDORI LOUIS PFTER CHEECH Industrial Knowledge lS a road lo success Loule IS a fellow who never thinks of tomorrow until lt comes and never forgets to eat He likes all sports and keeps the shop laughing by flropplng an occaslonal WISE crack He 1IltCl'lllS to he a termite Patternmaker to y0u'D Page Two Hundred and Two I 1 -. - I . I .- s all at e fl Q g e WACKERNACEL RUTH General She has a great lug smzle from ear lo ear Here s to Wackle the g1rl wlth the hluest mernest eyes we ve seen When she laughs you just laugh wlth her whether you want to or not Her st.1c1es could stand quite a but of attention but everytlrre she settles down to con SCICDIIOUS stucymg he thlnks of somefhmg that lS a lot more entertamlng Wackle IS going to be second Florence Nxghtlngale She has a wlt that would make the best of comedxans green wnth envy Girl Reserves 2 3 4 WALEERT HARCLD JOHN WALLY Commercial To now lum a lztlle rs lo now lum a lol Harold IS a likable fellow always wlth a smlle even when the odds are agalnst hlm He lS an ardent lover of music and proves thls by playlng songs on hrs v1ol1n Besides bemg a sport fan he likes to swlm play tennis football and basketball Girls beware of the man with the vxolm because he may be Harold Walbert and he gets you under his power with hxs lxttle songs Harold s ambl tlon IS to be an ofhce manager 0rcheslra2 3 4 Commercial Club VOORHEES DOROTHY C Do-r1-Y General Go ma e undymg muszc rn the world Dotty though very qulet IS a fnend whose advice IS sought and heeded by her companions slnce they rely on her understanding and sympathetic nature Her favorlte pastime I5 collectxng and llstenmg to records of great Jazz muslclans but her real mterest lles ln her piano and her music Dotty 15 now playing piano with a band and would lxke to continue ln thls work Crrl Reserves 3 WACKIE WAGNFR FRANK JOSEPH JR HERB lndustr al Pr ntlng Of what lrade are you 5173 Why slr aprlnler Herb lS one of these qulet slncere fellows a sport fan you ve surely seen at the games He belongs to that dlstm guxslfecl group of shop fellows the prmters and IS proud of xt' He IS not a brllllant student but he gets good Grades nn all hls subjects Herb has a varlety of ambltlons and whichever one he chooses we know he will honor Here s good luck to a swell guy lnlerclass Play 2 A H S Prmlers Clul14 Page Two Hundred and Three 6 . . , . ,. . 1 1 ' . . , S . L . . . , , . x - x . . ,, - . , , . , . .. ,. . , . , 'K W 'sul' 5 WALLIS JANE S .lamp General Hello Ccnlrall Crue me a line' Whenever you see commg down the street a small black ha re:l glrl with beautlful teeth take another look for xt s ane ane ns actlve m swlmmmg dancmg and basketball Seldom IS there a game that anle doesn t see She lakes popular songs over the radlo and learns them everyone After all these years of troubles and worrles lh the general course ane IS plannlng to be a tele phone operator When you hear an especially pleasant voice saylng What number are you call1ng3 you re safe to answer 21037 jane' WALP MYRTLF OLIVE Maur Commercial A sunny drsposzlron And a happy sm le That s what eeps her gomg And makes her I1 e worth whrle lVlyrtle IS a studlous glrl but just as ready for a good time as anybody else Her pleasing p rsonallty and her smxlmg face have won for her a large clrcle of devoted friends She intends to become a stenographer Chorus 2 3 WALKER BOYD H FLASH College Entrance ln Arts He who laughs lasts Boyd IS an out door man Fishing and huntlng are hrs chlef pastimes Flash can whlp a fly or handle a gun as expertly as any Sportsman He thinks lt IS an xnjustxce that the teachers expect hlm to study all the tlme but he manages to do so once ln a while He plans to enter college next year but hasn t decided where But we know one thlng wherever he goes he IS bound to succeed WALP JEAN EAN General To be dzffcrenl I propose whe I gel my new nose Brown eyes twmklmg m the sun Personality with lots of fun Chestnut halr fairly long Fllls your mmd with a song FIVE foot four seemlng tall Hardly likes to study at all Once a car and tree dld meet And Jeanie s nose a wreck complete Lately though her greatest passion To drlve a car lh racer s faslon Dramaircs 3 Page Two Hundred and Four y .. ,, .t .J . . . V 'J . - . - A V ' 51.1 In r k V . 7, , NCC' 1 WALSH WILLIAM ,I BILL Science and Engineering 0 what shall a man be proud If he is nol proud of lusfrzendsi This young chap halls from the West End of this city ln class he is always attentive asamatter of fact he appears to be almost quiet but after school is a different story just let him get with a crowd' He likes to discuss sports likes mathematics and does almost every physics experi ment over because he likes the work so well WALTON CARL KENNETH BLONDIE Commercial I-le actually slays em Girls girls and more girls Oh but there s no need to be ome excited' They come after shorthanzl typing and accounting You can bet your boots that hes precise enough in his school work Everything has to be just so or else You can t blame him for that though because it s bound to come in handy when he goes to the office and the boss starts harping on efficiency Carl s going to make a swell secretary for some lucky sour puss National Honor Soclely 4 Commercial Clulv 4 Clmrus3 WAMPOLE GLENN H WAMP Science and Engineering To Glenn a swell ellow in a grand selling Glenn is known by many members of his class as a real friend He is quite a talker but so great is his good nature that we rather like the habit He is interested in music sings tenor in the A Cappella Choir and appears quite at home surrounded by girls Favorite dish chocolate flake mint ice cream chocolate cake also runs Clenn takes things as they come without much fuss and is one of the best liked fellows of the senior class A Cappella Choir WARD MARJORIE MARGIE General Who keeps singzng all lhe Irme With great ardor in her rhyme Margie is delightfully different, and this, combined with her charming smile and winning personality makes her a great favorite. She has been a member of the Chorus and a Cappella Choir during her three years in high school. and teaches music to the Juniors at the Y. W. C. A., besides being an active member of Girl Reserves. Her love of sports is topped only by her love of chocolate almonds, She is entering Business College after she graduates. Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3 4' Girl Res.rves 2, 3, 45 Dramalics 3. Page Two Hundred and Five GOMUS WAVREK RAYMOND E RAY General The learned IS happy nature lo explore Ray mutually popular among boys and glrl alllce WARNFR BETTIE JANE Bm-Ts General TIS somelhzng lo be wzllmg lo commend Bu! my besl prarse rs that l am your frrend A true frlend Bettle ane IS there when you need her and ready to help She enjoys danclng and as a hobby collects autographs of famous orchestra leaders Her ambltlon has always been to enter a hospltal and go ln tralnlng Wlth ready smlle and eyes twlnkllng wlth mls chlef she brlghtens many a day Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 IS a happy go lucky person He llkes sports and IS always out rootlng for the team whether ln football or ln basket ball Ray daydreams lh class but he manages to hold hls own except ln math whlch provldes hlm many a tussel He would lllce to enter college next year WEAVER JEAN PHYLLIS Commerclal I ll be merry I II be free I Il be sadfor nobody A hearty laugh and H1 o and .leanle the cutle of her WEAVER ALTHEA CATHERINE Miss WEAVER Comme clal Does well acts noblg, Althea a verv lntelllgent student can master most problems that confront her and keeps two or three leaps ahead of everyone else Even though she IS always ready to glve and and do new and dlfflcult thlngs she has tlme for scores and scores of frlends Althea plans to become a stenographer and we are sure that the employ er who pays for her servlces wlll get value recelved Natzonal Honor Soczely 4 Commerczal Club 4 EANIE Engl su class comes down the halls Full of fun ready for excltement and thrllls she IS Just as eager for serlous ness and concentratlon A lover of nature she IS a remlncler that the mountalns are stlll here to be explored A fine danc r and skater and a lover of sports can IS one of the A No l glrls ofthe school Here s a salute to Jeanle wlth the llght brown halr Chorus I Page Two Hundred and Slx Y . 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V ' 1 ' . v - WEISENBERGER DONALD Dow General Do unlo olhers as you wan! them lo do for you Partnclpated ln school sports liked football far more than any other sports He llked English plane geometry Salesmanshxp and art Don IS an easy person to get alon wlth although he never gives ln to an arguement WELLE HUBFRT WHITFY lndustrxal If you like lo drink co ee you musl swallow a lol of ho! wafer Whxtey IS one of these fellows that llkes to take thxngs apart and put them together again He stands sllghtly over sux feet and has blonde halr which acts as a guldlng lxght for the opposlte sex Bemg a student of the machine shop has helped hxm decide on his occupation Whltey :sn t a very talkative fellow m order to be hxs frxend you must talk hrst to hxm or you won t be spoken to MU WFILAND KENNETH KENNY Englneerlng and SCICDCC A lzllle ln! o humor now and lhen ls chenshed by the best of men Kenny IS a tall fellow wlth blonde haxr He lxkes skating baseball and basketball His best hobby lS model building Ken doesn t always smlle when he walks past but although he smiles seldom he lsn t glum He s alto gether a swell guy to get along wlth We hope that he will make good ln life WELDON HARVEY Engineering and Science I have no! ye! begun lo fzghl Llarvey as few know IS an expert chemlst So far thus energetxc young man has been successful 1n reducmg the smell of lxmburger cheese to that of a deteriorated garbage can He expects to enter the Unlverslty of Pennsylvania and to emerge a doctor of medlclne When your pclture IS IH Life as author If that scxentlhc work Onions as a Bram Food or ln Wrong wlth Vlrgll thmk of us once an a whlle won I you3 Page Two Hundred and Seven .. 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D . g ' ' ff H WFNDLINC- NORMAN MARTIN WIMPY Commerclal When your opporlunlly comes grab li no mailer how small A true sports enthuslast a falr student an all around good fellow Wlmpy wlth hls curlv halr twlnkllng eyes and ready smlle 18 popular wlth everyone And though some tlmes he may get lnto hot water Wlth some teacher hls wlnnlng frlendllness always comes through ust mentlon sports to hlm and you have an avld llstener or an enthuslastlc and lnterestlng speaker Though he loves all sports baseball IS hls favorlte Wlmpy IS also serlous and a hard worker WERNER MARGARET THERESA Percy General For you 13 wallmg a greal lug smlle For winch mos! people would wal a mlle The blue eyed llkable brunette wlth an lrlsh look IS Margaret Peggy IS a bundle of shyness wlth a frl nzlly smlle but don t let her shyness fool you she has her mom ents of bubbllng over wlth fun and mlschlef Peggy jolly happy go lucky llkes to dance slng swlm and go to the movles She takes an lnterest ln all sports but only as an observer Peggy 18 also a good typlst MUS WELLIVER VlOl..ET MARIE VIOLET FlfSl ln llle hear! of every cllum Vlolet jolly happy go lucky carefree IS alway looklng on the brlght slde Her wlnnlng smlle and genlal nature make her a real pal Vlolet IS good ln sports but llkes danclng best Somehow a nlckname was never hooked on to her You mlght call her Vee but lt s best to let well enough alone Vlolet lntends to become more than an ornament ln somebody s 0fflCC WERNER KATHARINE M KATHY College Entrance lh Arts A malden Bound to be sweel and gentle True andfalthful Take a lovable sunny dlsposltlon a sensltlve beauty lovlng nature a merry smlle and a generous amount of loyalty SPICE wlth a dash of mlschlef and you ll have the most pleasant of companlons and the most understandlng of frlends Kathy She loves to chat adores swlng IS a devoted football and basketball fan puts work before pleasure finds tlme for both and has such a wlnnlng smlle and such beautlful gray eyes that she IS the love of us all Nallonal Honor Soclely 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Chorus Page Two Hundred and Efght f, '. .J ' ., f- . ' r 2.4. , k E0 US WETHFRHOLD ROBERT LEWIS CUINEA Commerclal A llllle nonsense now and lllen ls rellshed by Ille best o men Sllent ln school loud at home and yelllng at football and basketball games Gulnea takes a slncere lnterest IH most school actlvltles GUIHCHS hobby IS followlng up all forms of sports He plans to bea C P A Ban er I 2 Bas elball Usher 3 WFSCOE RICHARD FRANK DICK MaChlnC Shop I argue besl uhen I argue alone Dlck IS a cheerful fellow who loves to talk thlngs over wlth people Although he IS talkatlve and lncllnecl to argue he IS a good student and usually sure of hls facts As a member of the Orotan Debatlng SOCICIV he has made use of hls loglcal thlnklng and ought to make a good salesman We hear he may go to South Amerlca or joln the Navy but whatever he wants we feel sure he wlll do Orolan DebatlngSoc1ely 2 3 4 Foolball lwanager 3 4 Bas elball Usher 4 Nailonal Honor Soclely 4 WHITENIGHT DELBERT HAROLD WHITY Commerclal What IS Il e wlth0Uf ajo e Whlty IS a Jovlal fellow always looklng on the brlght slde He has a qulck temper and llkes to argue Have you ever seen hlm ln a serlous moocl3 We haven t When there IS work to be done he always has lt flnlshecl sometlme but he IS sure to start as late as posslble WIEAND MARY ELIZABETH MARY General For every happy smlle lhe world Whlrls on :ls way wzlll less of care Mary has a cheery smlle and a Hello for everyone she meets She IS full of fun yet occaslonally serlous Although her hobbles are danCll lg and swlmmlng she exhlblts a keen lnterest ln football and basketball Mary lntends to enter a buslness college after graduatlon Here s Wlshlhg her success ln all her future enterprlses Foolball-1 Baskelball-1 Page Two Hundred and Nme G0 US WILI IAMS DONALD FREDERICK Dow General A man wllhoul cares on Izfe s lhorough ares Don IS a Ilkable chap wlth a pleaslng personallty WIEGANDT MARVIN R MARV General When you have nolhmg lo say say nolhmg IVIarvln who lS well Ilked by hls classmates 18 neat and honest ln hls studles When thlngs look dark he keeps hls chln up and works hls way through lt somehow He IS a Iover of many sports and plays basketball baseball swlmmlng and ICE skatlng Because of hls good qualltles he IS bound to succeezl ln anythlng that he does Trac 3 4 French Club3 who IlI-les to have a good tlme and agood laugh HIS d3nC1l'l2 feet take hlm to as many soclal functlons as hls pocketbook wlII allow however he never neglects hls schoolwork Don has a profound lnterest ln athletlcs partlcularly football and hls favorlte expresslon derlved from thls sport IS Pardon me whlle I break a bone Wlth the best posslble wlshes we b1:I hlm adleu FootbalI2 3 WILLIAMS JOSEPH A ol: Englneerlng ln Sclence Tam I no use lo srl and whlne cause lhe flsh am l on your llne Ball your hoo and eep on lryzng oe IS the type of fellow who faces hardshlps cheer fully He IS seldom ln the nolsy part of the classroom but he enyoys a good tlme the same as anyone else WILLIAMS HARRIET ELEANOR HA-r Commerclal Silence IS golden bu! no! lo Hal Hat IS a gurl ln a mllllon We doubt whether she has any enemles ln thls whole Wlde world One of those happy go Iucky glrls she glVCS you a frlendly smlle a pat on the back and then asks for your Commerclal Law homework She throws her heart lnto everythmg she does but keeps It ln the rlght place as far as boys are concerned has great lnterest ln chemlstry and thl sclence IS one of hls hobbles He follows hls team cheerlng and yelllng tlll the games are over joe expects to enter college and study chemlcal englneerlng Foolba1I3 4 Page Two Hundred and Ten If , y- l ' If If 7 J ' ' - . he ' E ' J 1 Gr WILLIAMS NAN M NAN General Slle s gay fl1ffGfl0U3 ull of ll And likes lo clown a llllle bl! Take thlngs as they come that s Nan Never worrles but always manages to get thlngs done on tlme Her greatest love IS the stage and she has proved herself worthy of thls ambltlon to Allentown Hlgh students She has a host of frlencls and 18 an actlve soclal member Llkes to be ln the heart of thlng and usually IS Nan IS formerly from Wilkes Barre Pennsylvanla but that dlcln t stop her from gettlng lnto the swlng of thlngs Today she IS v ry prouil of her Alma Mater unlor Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 WILSON ALBERT WILLIAM KANSAS General Character I3 lllgller than lnlellecl Kansas IS the dust storm from out west who flrst ln troducecl hlmself to us by hls Kansan accent but who IS better known now by hls wlnn ng personallty and lanky nonchalance Kansas IS just the home town boy who wasn t valedlctorlan because he used too much mld nlght oll but not for lessons' Whether an athlete comedlan sallor or dlSll washer we know Kansas Wlll make good and be among the first to reach the top Fooll7all2 3 4 Trac 2 3 WILLIAMS MARY CAROLINL Bnowme Commerclal Don ljudge llle value by lls lze Mary IS the shrlmp of the class She IS only five feet two lnches and welghs nlnety four pound She IS small but mlghty and loyal to the Canarles whether they wln or lose She loves walklng and goes for long walks whenever she gets the opportunlty You can always tell test days from Mary s worrled look Mary knows everyone ln her graduatlng class Her frlendly personallty wlll be valuable to her alway WILLIAMS THOMAS H Tom lndustrlal Prlntlng I ll shape myseU' a way lo lugller thmgs And wllo wrll say hs wrong3 Among a group of laughlng joklng boys you wlll un cloubtecly flnd Tom a goccl natured lad about 5' IO and l40 pounds He IS a brlght boy wlth many friends HCIIVC ln sports goes regularly toY M C A and toY M C A camp ln Cherry Valley during summer Prmlers Club 4 Y Leaders COURCIIZ 3 Senior H1 Y 'I A Page Two Hundred and Eleven J . 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G0 US WINDISH JOSEPH R JR o lndustnal Pr ntvng They asked hzm o what trade he was And he drd proud reply You need no! as or you should now A prmter szr am If oe IS one of those regular guys always wxlhng to lend anyone a helplng hand He IS esteemed hlghly by hls fellow classmates and usually attams hugh averages ln all has studles oe stands hugh among that dlstxnct clique the prmters' He IS energetic and trustworthy and when given a Job does lt right Here s wxshmg an all around swell fellow the best that Fate can offer Home Room Represenlalwe 2 4 lnler Class Play 2 Presldenl A H S Prmlers Club 4 Nalzonal Honor Soclcly 4 WITEMEYER HARRY Bunn General Change your pleasure bul never change your frzends Budd IS a very nlce chap and we feel that we are un fortunate for he attended the Allentown Hxgh School only m his semor year He came to us from Liberty Hugh and while there he was prohclent nn boxmg tennis and cheer leadlng He was also a member of the Clee Club and Crafts Club H1 ambltlon IS to become one of those much dreaded dentists When opportunlty lmoclcs at his door we hope he will be at home WILSON EMILY JEAN JEAN General When the angels made jean l bc! you They didn I do anything else lhal day But Jes sz! around and feel good ean IS that fun lovmg good natured pal from Kansas who always has a good joke for everyone although she has to get them from her grandfather s joke books She always gets her homework done but we are not saymg how when or from whom Haxr styles seem to he a specialty wxth ean we especially lllced the one she wore ln the Senior Class Play Her ambltlon IS to have her story end and they llved happy ever after lnlerclass Play 2 Scnlor Class Play 4 WITEMEYER ETHEL RUTH Homzv General She had a hear! Soon made glad Every one knows Ethel as a good friend and a good sport wxth a frlendly smlle and lrrestlble eyes her charming personallty and her sense of humor have won her many frlends of both sexes She loves dancing swimming and believe lt or not target practice Ethel IS always ready for a good tnme and everywhere she goes she has lt and so has every one else We wlsh her a future as bright as her smile We know she ll make somebody s llfe very happy Whoever shares Ethel s llfe has a bxg chance for happiness and the class takes thxs opportunity to con gratulate h1m Page Two Hundred and Twelve J ' j , - . l 'J Z '. .I . ' . , .D . I E J E .. a . f ' U J k,f k . . I . ' .I 'u . . . . . i D' .. - . . G0 US WITMER ELIZABETH MARY BETTY General A devoted frzend lrzed and true Before you folks IS Miss Betty Wltmer star basket ball player ln Gym Class Can she Jltter bug3 Yes Happv3 Very Clever3 Very verv She has a pleasant personallty wmnmg ways many friends and always a frlen ly smlle and has recently herself stated that she s goxng to be an old maid but pay no attentlon to rumors Someday Betty s golng to be a swlmmlng Instructor but not untll she learns how to do the back dxve back fllp and the front dlVC WITT WALTER FREDFRICK jul E Commercial A ellow needs only one chance upe IS a sturdy young man who made a success In football and track Hes a great sports enthuslast and knows all the angles of the game His school work IS medlocre he mixes hls work and play .Iupe s hobby IS plans to do when graduating from hugh school IS beyond me We wlsh hlm luck and success Clrl Reserves 3 4 WOOD RUTH ANNA Runv General A babblzng broo fha! I5 never sllll Here she ls' The glrl whom we see at practically all WOLOSUCK FLORENCF FLORENCE General Only Zhe happy are lruly greal Florence IS the embodiment of all light Jovous things Her easy p rsonallty and qulck bright smlle have delighted many She has been known to study but Come agaln some other day education But why worry she cooks and fre quently makes her own attractlve clothes Gym Club I the games Allentown Hlgh has Whether they are ln Allen town or not It makes no difference to her She IS an actlve sportsman because she likes basketball football baseball and danclng She IS not only seen at school basketball games but also the church league and Class A games Rudy as quxte a llttle gxrl w1th the most dashmg sparkling vlvld blue eyes any lrlshman could have plus natural blonde wavy halr Chorus 3 4 carving and sketching, at which he isekcellent. -What he N ! Page Two Hundred and Thrrleen WOODRINC DAVID ABRAHAM Husxv General Why worry abou! lomorrou, For tomorrow never comes Dave IS a husky happy go lucky lroy who plays falr and square with everyone Even though he IS actxve lh sports and swimming which are hls favorite hobbies he manages to keep on the right side of the fence ln hls studies Dave has not qulte declded what he wants to do ln the future but we all know that he wlll be the right person ln the right place Foolball 7 WOODRING RICHARD HAROLD Dxcx Engmeermg and SCICHCC Silence ana' lhoughlfulness are ll'1e eys lo success Calm pre use and dependable these are traits that distinguish Dxzzk He has no particular hobby but loves all kinds of sports from which a leg lnjury has kept hlm Determined to follow up sports Duck became a manager ln baseball and footltall After graduating this serious looking boy plans to take a four year course ln clvll engmeerlng at Lehngh Baseball Manager 3 Football Manager 4 6' WOOLY MARVIN FDC-AR WooLY Industrxal And oe r me drop! a sublle lellrargy Robbmg me of all power and energy Nlarvln IS a member of the Electric Shop from Central umor Hlgh He IS a flne fellow who does llttle and says a great deal He IS a mischievous one and only whose ambition IS to become an electrlclan Marvin s hobby IS workxng around radios but FBFIIOS don t alway work around hlm We thunk he will get along all right with his tongue and when he stops talking long enough hell get along wxth hls work WRIGHT JOSEPH D os General I Ignorance IS lrlzss lrs folly lo be wlse When the school doors open joe IS the last one ln and the first one out When lntroduced to gxrls he appears shy but walt untll he knows them a few days and you would thmk hlm a dnffexent fellow He gets along quxte well nn his school work and IS easy to get along with He has the general course and I9 interested ln art We are sure he will keep climbing up the ladder Page Two Hundred and Fourteen 13 MU WRIGHT RICHARD A Duck General ll is beller lo be absenl lhan unprepared Dlck IS the good looking blonde that haunts the corrl :lors not the best of students but when he learns a thing It stlcks He likes football basketball muslc and girls Drck spends much tlme practlclng on his accordion he believes that practice makes perfect Cook luck Dick we all hope to see you some day playing on the stage WUENCH ,IOSEPH Commercial Loves to drwe a car and belzeves Good manners is a good bac ground 'N i O flce posxllon pre erred oseph IS a good swlmmer and good at basketball playing He also loves to bowl and to play lndoor baseball first base oseph IS planning to get a job ln an 0ff1CC and has plenty of pep and vlgor wlth an ambltlon to get ahead YAINDL WILLIAM JOHN Ymucs Commercial They are never alone that are accompanzed wzlh noble lhought Yanks wxth hls pleasing character can make frlends and keep them He IS not one of the brightest pupils lh the school but he has fanr marks and IS Wllllhg to take part ln anything he IS asked to do When he plays a game he plays hard and keeps trying tlll the last mlnute All of his many friends fund hlm a pleasant person Adventure must run IH his blood after he has mnshed Hugh School he mtends to Joln the U S lVlarlne Alr Corps YANIC-A ADELE DEL General If sm les ep! one aluc Del would Izve to bc nznely we Did you hear anyone talking? Well that was prob ablv Adele for she just loves to talk mostly ln a friendly way but some txme she may lose her temper Her frlendll ness makes her a favorite with everyone and one just can t help llkmg her Although she likes to enjov herself she never neglects her school wor.4 We all believe that some clay Adele s hobby wlll get the best of her and she wlll enter the held of auto racmg with her big brother Page Two Hundred and Flflccn i A I I 1' f :I J ' ' I . N -- -1.x 1: hi. ! y ' ' . ' - . I I X ' I I 'V 'Q .. g I ,jf A 4 fir -' . ' .' I ,Q r5,, . . I . . . I I . I PM , ' A, G0 US YAREMA ESTFLLE L STEFFIE General Estelle here Yarema illerc Slzorly slwrly everywhere lf you re looking for Estell look for the glrl with a charmlng personallty and a pleaslng dlsposltlon Estell IS 5 3 a bundle of smiles and happiness She devotes much time to her favorite pastlme sketching Her other hobbies are swlmmmg and dancing Estelle s manv frlends wlsh her good luck and happiness YARNALL AVATINE. Avua Commercial A babblmg broo lhal rs never slrll If you ever saw Avle walk to school that would l:e a miracle She IIISISIS on rldlng who wouldn t3 She s for ever talking or glgglmg and whether lt be shorthand skat mg ping pong swlmmmg or dancing Avle xs the center of actlvlty Ask her about a certam person of the opposlte sex and you ll fmcl her blushing Commercial Club 4 MW YEAGER ELAINE P PAT General I 11 e lhe lauglller lhal opens lhc lips and ll'lC lzcarl Have you ever seen Elaine when she xsn t telling a joke or trying to cheer someone up3 Frequently laughs herself lnto scrapes then laughs herself out of them She IS known as a mlschlevous lass and IS always ready for a good tlme She can cook and sew quite well too and loves almost all sports especially football We certainly shall mlss her when she leaves us Gym Club 2 YEAKEL MARILYNN ANNETTA MARILYNN General Farr lresses man s imperial race ensnare Anal bcauly draws us wllh a single hair Nlarxlynn has that rare charm which endears her to both young and old At most school sports she may be seen as an alert observer but she also enjoys partlcxpatlon ln such actlvltles Her ambition after graduatlon IS to have R N placed after her name French Club 4 Page Two Hundred and Szxleen YENTSCH ANNA ANNE General To now ,ICF IS lo admlre her Although she s not one of our most brllllant student she takes her School work serlously and studles earnestly A sport enthuslast Anna swlms plays basketball and base ball exceptlonally well and lS always Wllllng to try her volce ln fact was at one tlme a member of the chorus He can easlly see that Anna IS a glrl of many accompllshments YEAKEL PHYLLIS JEAIN Fun General A bl! of laughter brlghl No matter where she goes or what she does Phvllls has a good tlme She can pep up a party that s just about readx to lle down and dle ln splte of thls she reallv does take her studles serlously although not half as serlousls as she takes her fun When she leaves us and goes lnto the world we know II wlll FCCCIVC her as warmly as we cherlsh ed her YODER IRA ,IR JUNIOR Commerclal A success ul ll e IS lhe lflougllls of youlll carrled ou! ln rlpened years And music conlrols hls lhougllls Here s a person you can always turn to when the golng IS hard lra greets you wlth a dellghtful smlle and seldom falls to help anyone who deslres lt Even though unlor IS busy all the tlme he spends hls lelsure playlng the plano and the organ He wants to be an organlst ln the world s Organlsl 4 YOUNG ANNA LOUISE ANN General Talklng comes Ivy rlalure sllencc by wlsdom Anna IS a true frlend a good sport and a jolly person to have around She llkes to Joln ln any klnd of sport even football and basketball and never mlsses any of the games largest church and to be the country s best composer Page Two Hundred and Sencnleen hand at any other sport., She has an unusually pleasing ZIECER, ELSIE General Her heart was as great as llie world but with no room rn it fo hold llie memory of a wrong Elsie can be distinguished from her classmates by a sunny disposition a broad smile and a fast flow of words Although she devotes much time to her many friends she manages to keep up with her studies She is a keen observer of all sports but she also enjoys participation in them Gym Club 2 3 Zl ECLER ROMA ELLA Commercial Desire not to live long but to live well How long we live not years but actions lell Roma is about 5' 2 tall weight l I5 very intelligent she succeeds in most tasks by the light of knowledge She is jack of many trades she can do a but of carpenter work some electrical work draw play the piano and sing with great satisfaction to listening ears She belonged to Miss Noble s dancing class in her Sophomore year at Allen High and now she is quite a dancer Romas pen just sklms across the paper in shorthand class taking dictation and in typing class her fingers play Pack Up Your Troubles on the old keyboard US ZANGER. JEAN GLADYS Nui-sv General Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we musl dict. jean can study, but she's not always serious. Her wit enables her to have a good time in whatever she does. Attending movies is her chief hobby, and she indulges in this quite often. After leaving high school she intends to enter the Lankenau Hospital, to become a nurse. The jolly disposition she possesses will be a decided asset in her chosen profession, and her scholastic record should guide her to well-earned success. ..EL,. ZIEGLER HFLEN MARIF Irusn Commercial H lien H1676 s music boys and un l ou can be sure that lrzslz won I run Always ready to crack a joke lrlsh can take one just as well She believe th t laughter is the cure for all ills and keeps her classmates healthy by her endless wxttlcisms Although she takes everything else as it comes shorthand and typing are serious matters with her She likes modern dancing she hasn t reached the jitter bug stage yet Clrl Reserves 4 Roivuss Page Two Hundred andE1gl1leen 'I . 1 . , .. , . . . , . . .. H , 4 . .. If - . f , H . H , U . . s Q. , . , . , . . , - . . - . ,, . ,. . . . - , . x v , I, Q ' :r .fihifiw I ' - - ' - - 'i.,sf' ,ff MUS ZOLL DOROTHY KATHRYN D01 General Eyes o blue lmzr o gold Lips Ilia! lols of lauglwler hold Dot IS a happy go lucky gal If you ever want a last mg frlend meet Dot If she :loe not have a plece of gum ln her mouth lt s very funny She dance well goes to all the basketball and football games and can handle the basket ball very well herself She loves to swxm and dlne Her fine sportsmanshlp w ll lmge lon xn the mxnd of those who know her Dorothy IS to be a salesladv ln a large department store Czrl Reserves 3 4 These have I loved The sweet smelling odor of a field of corn The femlnlne kiss of a clean cool sheet A walk through the woods on a frosty morn The SC'Hl sweet taste of a shaft of wheat The magmhclent splendor of the breakmg dawn The Cllplty clop of a horse s hoof The beauty and grace of a half grown fawn The songs by a camp fire late at night The maglc spell of a bright full moon The soarlng and diving of a hawk ln flight The soft warm alr of a day xn une The roar of the surf on a rocky shore The songs of the blrds on summer eves The awe lnsplrlng vlew from the cabm door The glossy green of new born leaves The clean fresh smell after a summer show r An hour of hshmg by a cool stream s edge The simple beauty of a sprung wlld flow r The sweet fragrance of a new cut hedge The breath taking splendor of a bright rainbow The lrregular Hitting of a butterfly The rasp like caw of an old black crow The grave gray clouds of an overcast sky A cool fresh swlm on a hot summer day A herd of cattle grazlng ln the lea The happy volces of chlldren at thelr play The splash of color on a blo somlng tree l have loved JAMES Rorvuc. 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' f I The patter of raindrops on an old tin roof. . - J A I Abraham Nassam Abraham William Absher john Ackley Robert Adams Henry Albert Charles L Albrlght Charles Allen George Ambandos George Angstadt Fdwln Anthony Pern B Arner Edwin G Arner Howard Arner Rodney D Arthur Donald Bachman Davld S Bachman Wllllam Backenstoe Warren Baer EugeneW Barnes Ernest L Baker Edward F Baker Lou1sW Balllet Wllllam Balze Paul C Bartos Michael J Bartynskl Bronek Bastxan Edwm P Bader Albert Bartholomew Russell W Bechtel Kennet Beck Herman W Becker jamesA Beckner Samuel Beckwith Gates Behler Donald F Behler Robert F Belschl Alfredj Bentz Nell Berger Floyd S Berkllte Lester Bernhard ohn Berry Richard Blttler Donald Black ohn Blaker Warren Bleller Paul R Blose Fredenck Blum james L Bodlsch Arnold C Bolt Mervln Boltz Robert Borlllo Edward Bouchat PaulC Bowman Melvyn Boyer ack Boyle Rlchardj Breltfeld Paul A Bright Harland Brobst Walter R Brower George H Brown Brown Brown Bruder Budlas Burger Burkha Eiwm Russell Wllllam Willard Robert S james D rdt Elmer G i I ' B. , ' . f 1 . 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I . 1 C .J ' 3 .' . 1 -.1 E0 US Class Roster 1940 Boys Burkhart Kenneth E Burkhart Rudolph Busby Charles R Buss Robert W Butz Sam A Cameron Duncan Campbell Paul B Carey james T Carr ohn Cartwrxght Richard Charles Theodore W Cherrlngton amesC Chrlstman Kenneth Clauser Harry Cohen Norman H Condus Robert Conrad ,lack Conway Joseph L Cope Rlchard C Corlngrato Alfred Cravello Fred E Cressman Daniel C CSIROS Paul DArgen1o Albert DeAngel1s Albmo A DeChr1stopher Alfred DeLong Frank DeLong Robert Delp Georgej DeLuc1a Theodore E Demmy ay Dent Richard Detweller Forrest F Dlefenderfer Martm Diehl Harold M Dlehl Thomas Doll Lewls Donmoyer Richard Dorward Rlchard Dorwarth Albert C Dougherty Warren Drauch Herman Drelbelbles CarlW Duschak Fredenck Edwards ,lack ,I Extner Ralph Elsenbaumer Rowland Erxch Theodorej Errcl-:son Robert Erklnger Edwm F Eroh Raymond E Eshbach John R Evrard oseph Fablan Harold Farrell Rlchard Fatzmger Theodore Faust Howard Feclorak Michael Feeney Robert Fegely Thomas Feldman Arnold Feldman Arthur Feller Walter Fenstermacher Rlchard Fetterman Henry H Fink Maynard Flowers Henry Fogle Kenneth Follweller John D Fowler Dean Frack Clarence E Frack Donald E Frantz John W Frederick Walter H Freeman Robert A Frltchman Rlchard Frltzmger Theodore Frova Marlo F Gallxano Tonyj Gans Phnhp L Gaugler Wallace ,I Geary Carl Gehman Wlllard H Geist Gerald W George James Gerhard Rowland M Geroulo Kenneth F Gery Nathan Gery Richard C Geyer Herbert Glacobbe Angelo Glblser Robert A Gilbert Robert Gladls George Glose Dnckerd L Goldman Donald Graner Eugenel Grim Joseph M Gross Edward L Haaf Ralph D Haas Carl Haas Kenneth R Haas Robert Habrxal Davld Hacket Charles Hafer Charles Haines Robert W Halperxn Edward Hammerl Joseph A Haney Rlchard Hanzllck Paul Harper Rlchard S Harte Edwin Hartman Robert F Hassler Thomas Hausman Donald Hausman Robert E Heckman Robert Hellman Arnold L Hemtzelman Forrestj Helser Arthur Hexst Charles H Helfrich john Helfrlch Harold Hersh Henry D Herzer Charlesj Hochstrasser Henry Hoclcman Paul Hoffman Harold F Holben Carl R Holben Donald Holzmger Robert Page Two Hundred Twenty Horlacher Rxchard D Hower Donald G Houston ack Hrusecky Louls Hunsberger Wmheld Huttxe Edward ,I Hunter Harry C Huttxe Eugene lacocca Albert M lhrle Robert jacoby Clyde R Janoskl George anoskr ohn I' enklns Tom Johnson Fredernck Johnson Raymond Joseph Joseph Kacsur Ralph P Karner Josephj Karpowlch Daniel Kauffman Clarence Keen Arthur Kemert Arthur Kelechava Lawrence Kellar Richard ,I Kern Harry F Keys James Keyser Rlchard P Klchlme Edwin Kmney jack Krrchman Rlchard P Kleckner Donald S Kleckner Franklin W Kleckner Hutter Klem Louxs Klepplnger Theodore Knarr Delmar Knauss Lawrence A Knerr Robert G Knerr Theodore R Knowles Carl Kohler LeRoy C Koons Norman D Koslk Charles Kozushko Raymond Kramer Harold Krasnansky Rudolph Kratzer john Krause Donald A Krause Owen Krause Ralphj Kressler Carl A Kressler Ollver Krevsky David Kromer Frederick Laba Peter Laklts Albert Lamm Robert Landls LeRoy F Larrlmer Donald Leach Victor E Leapoal Earl Leh Earl Lenhart Vlctor Lentz john Lentz Rxchard N Leonard Herman Lerner Myron A Levln Norman Llcxnl Frank R Llck Forrest l ltwak Ralph N Long Charl s Lukens Edward O Lukow Paul L Lulf joseph Lutz ames MacDonald Wesley MacLean Elroy MacLean Wlllla Malik John S Mann Robert S Marcks Richard E Markowitz Stephen Maruschak ohn Masters Harold Masters Thomas Mato Woodrow F Matten Flwood Maybury Robert H Mayer Bruce H McAnally Harold McCormick Edward McHugh Donaldj Mcllhanev Bruce D McLean Donald McLean William Mc ullken John Meckley Harold Melslln Nathan G0 Nathan Marvin Nelser Donald Nxgro Frank Nlzlo Paul Noble ohn Normmgton Stanley E Nuss Frederick Oberecker Alfred O Donnell Hayden E O Donnell Jonathan P O Donnell Leo l' Clenwxne Raymond Orl Charles ,I Ortt Curtxs P Ottens Robert C Panner Edward Parker Robert Parks Warren Parsons Elmer Patterson Russell W Pavllk George Payler Gordon W Pearson Sam S US Roth Roth Ruch Ruhf Richard F Robert Carl E Carl L Ruhmel Wllllam Ryan I-rancns R Sabo oseph Saks Thomas Sarmlr Victor l' Pecka Peters Peters Peters Peters Peters Peters Charles M Ear Edwm H George H Phlllp P Roger Warren Petrovlch Lucio F Phlllp Paul Pxff Edward Plusch Harold Sassaman osephA Schadt Morr1sH P Schaeffer ohnl. Schaeffer Norman F Schaffer Harold Schaffer Ralph C Schaffer Ralph L Schappel Reuel Scheffler Robertj Schxavone Arnold M Schlechter Edward W Schllcher John H Schmoyer Merritt Schrelter Wllllam Schuler Warren J Schulter Frank Schultze Arthur Schwab Carl M Searfass David R Seaton Charles P Selple Robert Sell Mart1nW Shelhamer CharlesH Shmer Lawrence Shollenberger Elwood Melber Donald Mengle lewis l MCSSIL james Messmer Eugene Mest Willard N Metzger Rnchard W Metzger Robert Miller Miller Muller Muller Mlller Muller Miller Mxller Miller Mxller Donald Carlton Charles E George A Harold Mahlon Michael A Ray Robert Nxlllllam H MlhChlh Jay W Mlnner Frederxck D Mxrth Moffa Mohr Moon Moose Moroz Morrls Moser Moyer Moyer Moyer Muehle Robert F Albert Kenneth W Rl hard Theodore Eugene Davld Robert ,I Frederick Ralph Robert H lb Robert Musselman Walter G Nagle Milton Price Wilbur uler Robert Qumn Robert C Rabenold Richard E Rahn Richard Ramage GeorgeW Rank Frederick A Ransom Donald F Rassler Theodore A Rau Edward C Rau Freeman Raub Albert Rauch Paul A Reagle Leroy Relchard Rlchard W Rerflnger Earl E Remaly Wllllam W Reppert Ernest M Rex Olxver Rickard Reginald H Rledy john F Rnso Richard W Charles M Eugene Rlchard H Rutter Samuel Rxtter Wxlllam A Rockmaker Milton Rodenbach Paul R Roethlem Charles Romberger Gxlbert D Romlg James A Ross Rlchard W Rltter Rxtter Ritter Slmetz Alfred F Simpson Carl A Smeloff Nlcholas N Smxth Donald R Smith Howard A Smlth Raymond B Snopek john E Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Somme Charles George D Robert B Robert E Robert Stuart rs Walter Sorrentmo Angelo ,Ir Sorrentmo Anthony Speddmg Wllllam Spnsszak Henry Stahl Herbert Stahler Harold W Stamm Nicholas P Stauffer Kenneth Steedle Lamont C Stendel Raymond A Stem Robert C Stellar Martm Stengele Laird Stephens Allen Stephens Harold Sterner Eugene J Stokes Richard Stout Henry Stout Kenneth Page Two Hundred Twenty one Stoudt Percy ohn Strause Martm S Strohl Roderick G Suck Robert Swartley Donald R Szep Ludwig Taverna Fred Thomas Wlllls Txchy joseph Txlghman Albert Tomek Albert V Torok l..ew1s Tracy George E Trexler Frederick L Tust Walter W Tuttle Wllllam Vatzula Paul Vldorl Louis P Vogel Robert A Wagner Frank Waltert Harold Walbert Richard S Walker Boyd Walsh Wllllam Walton Carl K Wampole Glenn Warmkessel Wmllard H Watson Paul R Wavrek Raymond Webster Wxlllam C Wehr Wayne Welland Kenneth Wemgart Harrls Wensenberger Donald Weldon HarveyW Welle Hubert Wendllng Norman Werner Robert Wescoe Richard F Wetherhold Robert Whltenlght Delbert Wlegandt Marvln R Willett Wayne Wxllxams Donald Wlllxams joseph A Wllllams Thomas H Wllson Albert W Wmdlsh joseph R Wmkelman Wnllnamj Wltemeyer Harry K Wltt Walter F Wolansky Mlchael Wolbach Karl R Woodrmg Davld Woodrmg Richard H Woolley Marvin E Wright Joseph D Wrlght Richard A Wuenclc Joseph Yalndl Wllllam Yarema Steven Yoder lra Zelko Wllllam Zlbura joseph S Ziegler Ernest . 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MACXAUFIIG Ruth D 'Vlagargle Sallv A Mahler Iune H Malenovsky Shxrley I Manner Nlargaret 5 Marchetto Geralolne N Marcks Althea P Mattern Kathrvn L Maurer Mava lVl lvlax Thelma I May Vlvlan Mayers Mnlam M Mcburley l'l1zaLeth G McFlderry Kathleen Melley Ruth Mel sner Florence A lVIertz eanneL Mertz Margaret Metzger Daisy L Metzg r Gladysl Vletzler Claire F lVll hael ovce H Mllas Mary A Mxles Ruth 'VI Mllkovlcs Irene G Muller Miller Muller Muller Mlller Mlller Miller Miller Miller Alma M Bettie R Ellzabeth T Geraldine R ane F' ean D Mary E Mary M Vera A Munich Sylvia A Mmler Ma lan F Mlssmer Fern Moran Rosalie Mountz Betty A Moyer Marlon S Moyer Sare M Muffley Helen K Mumbauer Marlan P Mumbert Grace I: Munjone Theresa M Murr uneA Nagel Hazel M Nardell Mary L Nearlng Marguerite M Neuweller Mary Newhard Chrlstme E A Newman Shirley Nlgro osephmec Noll Jean E Nozar Irene G Numliers Norlne I Ochs Mary A Olemme Marlon A Otto Jane I:. Pastor lietty I. Patterson Lucllle F' Pearsall June M Peck Katherlne G Peters Ardath Y Peters Joyce R Peters Lenore M Phllxps Mary L Philips Ruth I Flel'l gonna M I retrobon Esther M Poh Esther M Poust Marjorlel ueman Arla M E Rablnowltz Dorothy Ranck Madeline A Ransom Romalne L Rau Lorrame E Rees ean E Relchard Betty D Relfsnycler Dorls M Rexss Erma A Remaly Mae E Rhoads acquelmeA Rlbble Constance M Rleser Naom1R R1ShkO Catherme M Rltter Rhoda Roek Mary A Romlg ne Romlg Ruth L Roncolato Alverta M Rubin Mmnle Ruhf Dons E Saby Alverta Samuels Fanny A Sandel Catherine M Sanders eanE Saurman Helen M Sayler Pauline P Schaeffer Betty L Schaffer Elalne S Schanerberger C Scheetz Geraldine Schellhamer Ruth IVI Scherlza Anna M Schilling Pettv I Schlegel Claire M Schlelfer Arlene E Schlelfer Irene L Schlenlc Margaret Schllcker Vlfglnla Schmoyer Ada M bchmoyer Joyce NI Schocl LaRueI Schrelhsteln Norma R Schrope I1llenJ Schu ter f Iona L Schwoyer Dorothy I Seagreaves Annalzelle Serlass C race R Seidel Fmlly E Selslove Eleanor M Selig LaRue Sell BettyJ Shafer Ruth M Shankweller Dorothy Sharadxn ean R Sheridan Agnes D Shlmer Dorothy V Shover Betty G Sllzley Dons B Srllzert Jeanette M Sllhes Geraldine B Smlth Anna Smlth Ecna M Snycler eanne A Snyder Mary H Snyder Ruth L Sollcer Dorothy A Solker Helen M Spalcung Catherine M Spannuth Kathryn A Stager Eleanor L Stahley Doris Staub Kathryn E Stelff Frle:la C Betty M une E Betty M Betty J Florence H June A Stoneback Jean I Stelner Sterner Stleslca Stltzer Stocker Stofl let Page Two Hundred Tuenty three Stouct Laura F Strauch Illva Sllllvan Bettv IJ Swower Ruth C Teel Betty M Teman Irene Thoman Doris Thomas Mae I Thomp on ovce V Torrence Dorothy C Toth Mary M Tuchler Murlel A Vacias Anna M X Ida Helen T Voorhees Dorothy C Waclcernagel Ruth A Wallis aneg Walp Myrtle Walp Jean Ward Marjorie Warner BettyJ Weaver Althea Weaver ean P Welllver Vrclet M Werner Katharme M Werner Margaret T Wleand Marv E Wlll Mary L Wllllams Harriet Wllllams Mary C Williams Nan M Wilson I: ean Wxtemeyer Ethel R Wltmer Betty M Wolosuk Florence Wood Ruth A Yanlga Adele Yarema Estelle L Yarnall Avatme M Yeager Elalne P Yeakel Marllynn A Wealcel Phyllis Yentsch Anna H Anna L ean G Illsle Helen M Roma E Zoll Dcrothv K Young Langer Zleger Llegler Zlegler ', , , ' 3 ' ,' 'A. ,' 4. - , . , ' . 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Many students un erstand tI'e1r parents at last Nlany others meet thelr dads for the first tlrre thl term Allentown plays Pottsvllle Score 847 colds NOVFMBER Uncle oey MacNeal gives repeat performance wlth hls Canary IetterI:ox Come agam' B 1 n n g g' Pep rally' Rah Rah Rah' Every speaker gets a big mum plnned on hls coat by cheerleader cuties Fven Blrney who never makes a speech A few of them dldn t twxst the petals off whlle they talked Canaries meet Bethlehem Nice day wasn t lt-I No school unlor Prom Carl Walton forgot to come to school Thought lt was Thanksglvlng or was 1t3 DFCEMBFR Report cards again I4 crngarl What s thls a habltf Fntlre Senxor class goes Footloose sees stars New llfe glven wltches ln Macbeth by galaxy of stars CUt1CS Cramsey Mclflderry and Shankweller Sound engmeers Mosser Yarema Helfrlch lhrle accompany new streamllned performances Margaret Kropf spent dav waltlng for Santa Claus a Leh s She belleves ln dolng Christmas hmtmg early Chrlstmas vacatlon starts All the sock addlcts hung up stoclclngs long wxde and thensome ANUARY Heard ln the halls Sophomores Wasn t lt the grandest tlme' unlors' What dnd He glve you3 What dud She give youl Semors Ooooo ohhh my head ' 3 Prmtshop routlne dlsrupted by vxslt from journalism class Boy stares at girl Glrl casts coy glances Exams announcel Another student bites the dust 22 Z6 For a Good Boy For a Good Gxrl l r BRUARY 2 5 Chorus slngs Slabal llaler Not had not bad at all' Steven M3Fk0WtlZ lntroduces Celery Leaf boutonmere Won cha bee my Valuntlne pleeeezze' And Mamma Weather sand ee you freeee7e first' And we froze In a slight snowfall just a raglng blizzard Sensatxon of folks who struggled all day to get to the bulldlng by 2 P M only to hnd absence was not counted censored out Deadllne for Comus cuts Probably just another government gag for complete Rogues Gallery census Sophomore to Papa Yah see George Washlngton got us thls day off because that dav he saved Fllza crosslng the xce on the Delaware 29 Haunted Ilfgh School haunted Hlgh School Page luo Hundred Tuenlq four 5 ' . ,MV 5 SA. , S . . 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Semor Calendar 'Nl-.atv The future B C1 Q and Glenn Nllllere reallx glxe IU audItorILn Ceohh Nou dreamx dILrr'n1er and ooohhooohh xou pI lcchareslc plamit anl ooohhmxooohhhmxooohhhhhhmx dId the fellahs and QIrl5 lIlqe It Natnnal Honor gometx hae Its pIclcQher talcen How aleout tha dea IIne CaprIcIous canlne makes Itself qulte at home In 206 Sprmg poem l x Kenneth ones Tra la la la Flra la la la lah ra la la la la la lee Fur Loats and mIttenQ and armuffs no foolln XX hat 1bll'1lS W Interi Another hal ItJ W opx NlgI'O promIseS not to come late to l ab agam thIs ratmg permd W onderlul resolutIon ratInv p6f1Od ends todax 1PR1L Aprll l ool' And not a elngle prank XX hat thIQ what sa thls It ll I glt to le 2 I emors hold lIrst regt la cl I s meetmg fzerulworlt, wanted a lJIg meetmg XX here was every hoax 1 'Nate 'Vlel lIn Hldlilllg dramatIc late entrance In lVlr WInshIrner Claes the d xx of hm new stxle quarter Inch l rench halr cut lb greeted bx l xpect Letter work lrcm xou lrom now on Vlel lIn now that you have less on xour mlnd Hell.: Clever laughxng off polIce fme of two dollarS 'Vlaxl e But dxd hei He dldn t 'VlarIan Peters Box l ought to get a good marlc In Algelvra XX ent up fortv pomts In the last test Depends on what that made xou Qnm Clubs present Indoor CIYCUS Frederlclc Nusa does marvelous seamster work mem Ing oe l xonl- nether garments Band and Ornhestr I 1oIn foreee for annual eoneert Page luo Humlrctl lucniu hte 6 . 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' . l' I .' - 1' Z5 ' r 5 e ' 4 ' ' ' ' - , Last W111 and Testament ln thus year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty we the class of I940 of the Allentown Hlgh School ladies and gentlemen belng through the blesslng of Cod and the appllca tlon of a serles of admonltlons and reprlmands ln a sound state of mlnd and memory calllng to mlnd the frail tenure of senlorshlp and remembering that lt IS appolnted to all senlors to graduate at least once do make and ordam thls our last wlll and testament that IS to say that first of all we do commend our class spxrlt to the tender mercy of the junior class and do make dlsposal of our abllxtxes talents lntultlons impulses and the llke to our frlends the unlors and sophomores Wlth respect to our worldly estate we glve bequeath and dlspose of lt lh the manner and proportions here followmg lqlrst to our heirs th senlors Longer and better audit You know the rest A second floor passage to the Annex A quieter cafeterla envlronment altho our sclentxsts sav lt s a matter of higher cellmgs All papers from the lawns and bags from the slzlewalks The PFCCIOUS sought after quality of leadership the class splrlt colors and meetmgs of the school lmprovement Committee And To the prlnt shop another great basketball team To all advanced arlthmetlclans answers ln all the books To Carl Fetzer Carl Funk Robert Schelrer and Kenneth Poh many more dives and wlms nn our venzur pool o Mr Nlellman another great Senlor Printers Club o Mr Johnson Forrest Detwexler s monkey wrench and other monkey busmess o the poorest suffermgest unlor Arnold Schxavane s shop math homework o the teachers another De Mllpplngdelxhr reasury can have rt 0 Betty Musselman Harold Fabxan s twlrlmg ablllty 0 Mr Mmner Bob Qulnn s army leggms to use durlng stormy weather o Carl Mohry those super marks of Carlton lVl1ller o Mr Frankenheld more mass per umt volume ln the heads of student physlcxsts o Bob Lear and Wlll Stellar that All Amerlcan atheltlc abxlltv of Fddle Flff and Dlck Rahn 0 Mr Log sm A nCn Prop 4 Wexnshelmer may more peace reign over the cla s All rxght let s go' o Blrney Crum state champxon basketball team 0 Geza Latso Duck Rabenolcl s untimely Jokes o the next national Honor Society another great school lmprovement committee o all Sophomores helght homework and health oall umors dlgmty decorum and l dentltv as Senlors o Mlss Mulock another Canary Staff prompt aboundlng ln llterary ablllty wlllmg to work and the ten new contrlbutors for each xssue that she IS always urgmg ln witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal the day and year wrltten w y ' above Signed sealed publlshed pronounced and declared by the said Semor class as thelr last will and testament ln the presence of us the subscrxbers Szgnalure ROBERT MAYBURY AND EDWIN ANCSTAD1 DUKE KINSKY fCraf Klnskyj The Austrlan Paperhanger The Duke Page Two Hundred Twenly szx 4. 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Class Prophecy New York Cnty Saturday l952 Dear Dlarx Guess what' A cable from of all people Monsieur R the one from Paris AM TAKING WFFKFND FXCURSION TO AMERICA ARRlVlNC AT 3 I5 rt sand Coo la la Diary' Sooooo l declded to walk to the landmg Field to greet hlm On the wav l bumped into Marjorie Downs True to form Marjorie wasn t lool mg where she was gomg Both of us havlng loads of time we went to the movles to sce Hero al Hear! l never dxd understand football pictures but that new star ohn Follweller oh ohnny' ' ' l can hardly wart for hxs next plcture when he ll he co starred wxth Hedy Ann Samuels and Nan Wllllams The newsreel made much of Elleen ane Schrope s nommatxon as flrst woman presldent of the Unlted States Sl e has alreadv announced that lf she IS elected she will place Mary Cramsey rn charge of the ClVll Servlce Fxammatlon Board appomt oe Wxndlsh to head the Federalldureau of Engraving and Prxntxng and select Grace Franges as her Secretary of State Thus IS one year l ll he sure to vote' Harold Stahler who rs coachmg Nancy Brown and Dlck Cope for the Clymplc swlmmmg team was mtervlewed From what he say lt looks as lf the U S A IS glory hound again It seems that Uncle Sam wxll carry away even more honors wlth Anne Koch s howling and Martin Dxefencle rfer s tennls playing l was disappointed that there was no Mickey Mouse cartoon l'ut was consolecl by a rrp roarxng cowboy serral B111 VcLcan Rrdes Agarn l stlll had two hours before R was to arrxve so l left Marjorie and stopped to watch a parace l love a paracle lwoncler how long lt took the drum major Harold Faflan to perfect that super Twlfl of the Patons l trxed to get mx elf mto some of the pictures Herman Leonard of the Photo Revxew was talung of Howard Arner and Fred Nuss draftsrren of a new tw pe of sky scrape r LOUIS Klein and lamont Steedle the architectural engineers thlnk lt will revclutxonlze the bulldxng lndustry But as new style dres es are far more mtere tmg than new style bulldlngs l wandered toward the Fashlon Mart and was soon lost ln a maze of dresses orlgmal Ferenlraugh and Flelschman creation too l arrwed at the airport just as the space plane landed so l didn t have tm'e to talk to ane Romlg who l hear IS crazy about her job as steward She IS really luckv to l:e working with ames Keys he s an excellent pllot but we ve a notlon ane s due for a pllot s lrcense her elf There was a crow'l at the hangars because of a nurses conve ntlon hut l finally spotted R talking to Sare Moxc r Eleanor Feyer ,lean Cackenbach and Gladys Faust Tlrey loolced so dar lm rn thelr whlte unlforms that l lost no time ln stee rmg hum away from them He sald they were golng to Chlcago to learn the mtrlcacles of a new tl'ecrv by john Mc ullken famous l:ra1n surgeon A few moments later he left that topic to mv rellef and talked about more engrossing thlngs such as us and food Cn the wax to the restaurant R lrecame quite compllrrentarv lnslstmg that l look just lite that ravlshmg oomph glrl Flynore Davis But on e lnsxde the C reen Pxgge his thoughts turned from oonaph to the food the Greene Plgge s famous chefs prepare We ordered a ohn Reldx steak special and a Forrest Helntzel man lemon chlffon ple ummm Page Tuo Hundred Tuenlu semen . -V - ' 4 , ' . 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' . . . . , H 4 .i 1 I f Y J . .V I. . - While waitress I sther Poh was busy talkmg to dletlclans Kathryn Clark and Thelma Max we planned our evenlngs In formal dress we would make the rounds of the night club Before gomg home we stopped ln at C xnny CJIIICSPIC s wedding reception and remxnlsced about those days at A H S Strangely enough the mlmster too was an old classmate of ours George Delp R had Ilterally to drag me away from the party I left hlm m the lobby chuckllng over XXIIIIIHIH Balllet s latest look of cartoons whlle I went up to dress About an hour later osephlne Nlgro the phone operator called up that R was getting a bxt lmpatxent I had forgot the time watchlng the televlslon broadcast of Macbeth The modern ve rslon of the wxtches scene by Kltty McI'lderry Dot Shankweller and Ieanne Cram ey has taken the world by storm I ll wager Shakespeare liked the touch of comedy I found R xn the lobby lngrossed ln a televlslon broadcast about polxtlcs of course Senators Henrv Fetterman and Carl Knowles were cebatmg as to whether or not Presxdent Roosevelt should run for a sxxth term Carlton Miller the commentator announced the close of the broad cast and saved me the trouble of an argument Bob Moser s Orchestra ns appearlng at the Rltz so we hustled there to dance une Stofllet sang a new song xt was sooo romantlc' I m crazy about her torch smgmg I was engrossed watchmg lean Monasco and Al de Chrlstopher twlrlmg thelr way to farre at bumped mto Marv Ann Cchs wearing a ducky evenmg sweater she had deslgned Betty Klrlln famous gym expert was there and gave me a few pomters on reducing Gene Lewis actually got her mmd off her settlement work for a while to rave about a new knlck knack cablnet she d purchased from Pete Klapko I-Its cabmets have becorre absolutely the rare All the ellte of New York are buylng them at fabulous prlces I suddenly rememlered R and h1s lmpatxence and drifted Lack to our table just as Phll Peters the M C began flashing the spothght on vlsntmg celebrltles There was Herb Geyer recently voted Best Dressed Man m America I couldn t conceal mv admrratlon and R a trlfle jealous turned to speak to two clentlsts at the next table Harry Wlteneyer and Robert Cxlbert The llght suddenly shlfted to Sam Pearson whose expert television feats have won hxm national attention At my fifth yawn R became provoked and concluded that lt was past my bedtlme the dear' I took a last look around and spxed Shlrley Malenovskv and whom do you thunk she was wlth D1ary5 her boss' It seems luke the usual case of secretary makes good At the hotel that nxght Flda Dalmos told me that I recelved three telephone calls today I wonder who they were from You know Dlary I really had a grand time today and so g nlght Page fuso Hundred Tucnly clght the Savoy. 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'..J K' A .57 F, bvrva ,, XX' ,ni wg...-Q... - G0 US Jostvu O Kssre Atucz Joyce ffauabuf' Wm ffzeawlmf JOYCE RANCK VICTOR SCHMIDT Seam? fwaamm, H1story Class of 1941 Although the Junlor Class has not had the prospect of graduatron as an ID centlve thls year It has acqultted rtself commendably Senlors of next year we reallze that lt IS necessary to bulld a solld background Thrs we have done We have passed the perrod of our adole cence the perlod of senlor repsonslbl 1ty lles ahead We feel a deep appre 1at1on of our teachers and our prlnclpal who have prepared us for dorng well what we shall have to do It IS only through thelr guldance that we feel ourselves ready to assume leadershlp IH the school later thls year It lS noteworthy that we have no conf-med our act1v1t1es of the past year to currlcular events We have successfully staged a class play conducted a umor Prom and organlzed many assembly programs Some of the be t football and basketball players have been members of the unlor Class our class has con trlbuted some of the finest volces to the A Cappella Choir and the Chorus and scholastlcally our record has been of the best Many unlors were on the Canary and Blue staff on the sw1n m1ng team on the cheer leadlng squads ln the band and the orchestra rn dramatlcs and ln the varlous clubs Durmg the year several groups of hlstory students of the 1umor class have taken part rn group dlscussrons of timely tOplCS over the radio These meetlngs have proved enllghtenmg to the students and were of mterest to the unseen audrences We do not clanm that our class rs extraordmary when compared wrth Jumor classes of earller years but me do feel that we have fulfilled the average expecta trons for a class of our age and we do hope that we shall measure up to the best standards set by our predecessors Page Tu.o Hundred Tu.cnly mnc A ' . I 1 - , . . S 5 . . I . .l. one flledg members of our class have taken part in all curricular and extra- ' s , m Q . Wufono Busan Rum Ruoov Puma! Wwe Pnwdnf 'xx BERDEAN WALK DONALD Wzu-4ELM gwurvgz Tfwwm Hlstory Class of 1942 On the fifth of September 39 almost slxteen hundred greenhorns homo sophomore wendecl thelr way 1nto a majestxc hlgh school not knowlng whether to use the elevator or to walk up the stalrs ln th1S and Slmllaf detalls It must be admltted the upper classmen were not helpful Now the school year IS over and we emerge an accompllshed group sufh clently confident even to dlspute the statements and sometlmes the rights of the upper classmen We have found the tunnel we know the cafeterla IS not on the fourth floor of the Annex me know there IS not a second snack after the regular lunch we ve stopped golng up to the fourth floor of the mam blllldlllg Why are there StalfS up from the thlrd floor3 That s one thing we don t know yet In sports the Sophomore class was well represented ln clubs and on the stage of the audltorlum we have made ourselves felt and heard Lowly as we seemed to the upper classmen we are now almost upper classmen oursleves and expectlng to be the graduatlng class before one can say Jack Rohlnson Headed by Wllfred Belsel presldent Rlta Ruddy VICC presxdent Berdean Walk secretary and Donald Wllhelm treasurer we have come safely through one year of hlgh school llfe May we feel as safe IH l947' Page Two Hundred Thzrty rf. 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I , , CECUPMIUS Comus and Canary Staff The school lntroduces the staff First and foremost the youngest the most qulet the most unobtruslve of them all IS the editor ln chief who sets everything ln motlon keeps everythlng ln motion and keeps all the ma chmery oiled Robert lhrle There s no bluster no hectlc hurry no wlld eyed tearlng of the hair about elther Ihrne or hls staff His frlendlv word here suggestlon there dlrectlon somewhere else We need thls to one Here It IS to another as he dives into a pocket and somehow a Canaru IS ready a Camus xs ass mbled Each year each new staff distinguishes ltS6lf ln some partlcular wav Thus year It IS through a perfection of team work expedition ln getting things done a vsllllngness to do real work lzehlnd the scenes Mr Hamm paxd a rare tribute to the Comus staff when he sald that never before xn hxs connection with the yearbook had material come ln so complete so well handled m preparation and so wholly on time And much of the credxt agam goes to the attltude of the eclltor lh chlef whose frnendllness and wisdom and execut Ve ablllty made ltselffelt xn everx relatlon he had wlth thestaffand theschool And when the news came that the award for th best hlgh school reporting ln Pennsylvania had been unanxmously given to lhrle no one was su.rprxsed bl t lhrle And when the next dav news came that the Medxll School of journalxsm had selected lhrle as one of the hve boys ln the Unlted States chosen for a full scholarship out of more than a thousand appllcants he was the only one who was surprised That school awards a number of half scholarships awards many admlsslons but gave full scholarships to only FlVe thls year and lhrle IS one of the five CANARY AND BLLE STAFF Page Tao Hundred Thzrly one 1.6 ' . , . . . VV. ' , ' ' s CECUDMUJS 13 Sf WILLIAM BALLIET Gwzavm Rosen YEAGER Bmmw MAY BURY CA RY Axn BLLE STAFF FRN Then along come two other front row workers wlth the emphasls on work Dorothy Shank weller and Jeanne Cramsey Thelr greetlng and slogan IS What s to do? Foot work or head work lt s all the same to them Trips to the annex to the prlnt shop or the typlng room runnlng down people whose blographles are not ln readlng proof arranging a thousand names ln alpha betlcal order copy readlng selectlng edltlng lt s all ln the day s work to them Nothlng IS too arduous Some one dld not brlng ln a party story Jeanne wlll wrlte ll The concert ISD t aover tlsed Dorthoy wlll wrlte lt Do envelopes need to be addressed to exchanges Dorothy has done It Do artlcles need a readlng5 Jeanne has done lt Are there clubs or classes or meetlngs to report clubs to prod lnto gettlng plctures or records or llsts of members ln on tlme Happy H lfrlch wlth just that same lrres1Stlt:le man about town alr he has ln this plcture saunters out nonchalantly and next day saunters ln and when Mr Hamm comes for those artlcles that aren t ln just as nonchalantly beglns to empty hls pockets wlth Oh yes here thev are He IS the Great hxpedlter the Rounder upper the Coer getter of news Bet lt a concert a puppet show a dance a play a hollday a class meetlng Hellrlch has the new leads runnlng rlght 011 hls Flnger tlps No paper should be wlthout hlm Nor should any paper be wlthout Marllyn Feinberg or Shirley Newman ls there news that wlll be two weeks old Lefore lt reaches the readers5 lVlarllyn wlll put so much sparkle lnto her account that It llves agaln for those who were there and stlrs to new regrets those who were not Rem mber h r One two shu Ie slldc for the soclal dancing class And Shlrley Newman Shlrley can make dry bones llve agaln She puts dramatlc interest lnto everythlng that she touches whether lt be an edltorlal on Amerlca or a news story or the class prophecy Her keen mlnd probes stralght through the news to the slgnlflcant ltem wlth force and dlrectness Steven Yarema began as sports wrlter stepped out later as lntervlewer developed speed and power and force and got lnto the cornplete llmellght ln hls account of the Gym Exhlbltlon Hls hldeout IS just anywhere around a newspaper ofilce Canary Morning Call Cllronlcle laboratorles dlgglhg out of a book bigger than he IS words as blg as the book Maybllry produced the l sez sez l phllosophy wlth one hand and cross word puzzles wlth the other untll the puzzles got so hard eve1 the office force couldn t get them They do say that he had to be dragged out from under that huge SIX ln one volume Century and dusted off and sent home every nlght and when we want hlm we head straight for a chemical laboratory He cut hls teeth on a test tube and learned hls letjers from an unabrldgei dlctlonary He s a happy llkable merry hearted fellow to have aroun Angstadt IS the best stayer wlther the staff has known ust let hlm get the scent of a story or an lntervlew or even a foollsh notlon llke Thammle or the Tweul Monlhler and he s off and never comes home untll he comes wlth all the bacon The last we saw of hlm he was off on the trall of a class wlll and we ll wager the lnherltance tax that by the tlme you re readlng thls the wlll IS made and prlnted somewhere ID thls book B tty Hess IS just another one of those persons who lends a hand wherever lt IS needed fashion show nlght football Easter parade Allentown the Beautiful look at her and look at her artlcles That s style for you Breadth of VISION and the llght touch she has them both Cllve her one look off she go s wlth sp ed and a wlnged style SCCDIC Allentownf She s at the very top of Center Square monument Wlth M158 Columbia looking the landscape over from the sky and you are there wlth her as you read And suddenly last year ln steps Patrlcla Holston rememberlng her Maine and Christmas and Maytlme wlth storles of youth and Pete and growing palns and graduatlon and young rages and young enthuslasms wlth dellghtful and young storles for the Canary Those two shlrtsleeved young fellows are the cartoonlsts Ralph Haaf and ack Balllet Wlth thelr prlceless cartoons of whlch we hadn t half enough through no fault of thelrs for cartoons cost money and of that too we hadn t half enough Much of thelr work was consequently left to bloom unseen except by a favored few What we could pr nt made one of the greatest of the box ofhce assets ThlS year the Canary staff has had more than 1tS quota of seniors but the valuable work of the juniors more than makes up for their small number Madellne Palladlno has always loved a newspaper and look at her now No story lS too hard for her to cover and all the news of the school IS at her finger tlps every week Marlowe Hartung gentleman and sclentlst steps lnto any breach whenever he IS asked but he WaltS to be asked Mary Mcclafferty s storles and poems rank wlth anythlng the Canary has presented for a long tlme We re glad she IS only a junlor And lmmy l..elby sophomore drlfts ln now and then wlth perhaps a story sometlmes an edltorlal Hls Long Long Nzght IS a falr sample of hls ablllty to carry hls readers along wlth hlm they stare breathless lnto the dark seeing what he sees fearlng what he fears Agaln the Canary IS glad he wlll be only a JUDIOI' next year Page Two Hundred Tlurly three e e , , ' , ' ' . Take a look-at Robert Maybury, the young dynamo who consorts with dictionaries and CECIDMHJS And over in Room 2l6, Mr. Warren Fritsch and his Scooping Snoopers collect for each issue a bag of chuckles, so popular a page that every copy of the paper naturally falls open in the middle. ls my name written there? is the first question of any reader. Those iron men who under the direction of Mr. Hamm dig the gold and distribute the divi- dends, those frenzied financiers who breeze in and out with their packages of Canaries, are all here, Henry Fetterman, Robert Behler. Robert Yeager, William Gross, Raymond Olenwine, Look at Henry, sophicated, assured, already looking professional, as if he were taking your pulse instead of your money: Behlerw it's worth the subscription price just to see that smile coming through your door every few weeksg Olenwine, he with the agile grace of the accomplished actor: Yeager, bright star of the firmamentg Grossf- all are here, and it is no idle phrase when we say the Canary could not live without them and without their regiment of home room solicitors. No account could be complete without a mention of the many forces that rcally make the paper- the contributors, the typists, the printers, the solicitors, the subscribersr- in short. the whole school. It is the function of the staff to see that the work is doneg to plan, to see that the news is covered, to stimulate contributors: to select, copy-read and proof-read, and arrange material. It is the province of the school to contribute, and to urge their friends and neighbors who write well to contribute, and then to subscribe. The typists, directed by Miss Dietrich, type manuscripts into uniform style the printers do their work in most masterly fashion under the direction of the Master Printer, Mr Nlellman No one of these groups could function without the help of all the others Again we give you the staff And as a final toast the school that makes the Canary and the Comus possible CANARY AND BLUE STAFF Page Tuo Hundred Thirly four i l BIRNFY CRUN1 Throughout fourteen years of surcess as head coach at Allentown High gchool lVlr Crum has chalked up an envlable record ln the sports annals because of his remarkable ability to shape wlnmng squads out of green maternal Coach of baseball basketball and football J BIFDEV Crum has turned out scores of champions great athletes and greater gentlemen ln more than a decade of frlendlv guidance and expert SUPEFVISIOD Page Two Hundred Thlfluflld G0 US THOMAS .l BRENNAN KENNETH STILLEY PAUL K CLYMER a,.A.1 A H S Coaches TOM BRENNAN Hep Drlve' Hep Drive' fight mg splrlt of Tom Brennan has surged anew m the fiery determmatlon of every lineman who has ever crashed through for old Allen l-hgh ln the last eleven years A slncere friend and wise counselor to each boy who plays football for the Canary and Blue Tom Brennan 8551 t and football coach develops men Wlth pep and vlgor and the sportsmanshlp to take xt on the chln smlle and glve lt back twlce as hard KENNETH STILLEY Durmg thus first year at A H 'S Ken Stllley has won the confidence and the admxratlon of basketball and football players alllce with hls eagerness and energy lh helplng to bulld a wmner Wxth hxs aggresslveness and workmanshlp Ken ns sure to rlse ln the coaching world and lzecome a leadlng figure ln athletics at hxgh school PAUL CLYMER In has nme years at Allen Hn Pauley Clymer beloved dlmlnutlve track football and basketball mentor has d splayed his coachmg wlzardry by repeatedly molding champlonshlp track squads as well as trammg the jay Vees of the mayor sports and mdefatxgably weldlng together well coached teams keyed to machlnery perfectlon Page Two Hundred Thlrlq szx n n I 1- . . H , . , . - 1 , , . .., - , , 1 130 US DAVID R HACKET RALPH V WETHERHCLD L A H S Coaches DAVID HACKET lV'r Hacket IS the j0Vl3l SWIID mlng coach who year after vear develops crack squads and always his an Indlvlclual champion or two up hls sleeve Dave works mlracles In turnmg out Swlft smooth stroked and graceful mermen from a group of lanky youngsters wlth lxttle or no experlence He s gettlng himself well known In the swlmmmg Who s Who Wherever hxgh school swxmmlng IS known Coach Hackett IS known RALPH V WETHERHOLD Another veteran In the sports clrcle IS facultv manager Ralph Wetherholrl the busIest and probatly the fastest movlng man at hlgh school Mr Wetherhold bears all the sorrows pams and headaches of arranglng preparlng and handlmg the flnancles of the sports schedlles of all the teams at Allentown Hlgh BILL BREISCI-I Doctor traIner caretaker and jack of all trades Bill fixes the bruises and burrps of the athletes and the grldlron keeplng both In txp top shape and the plnk of COndltlOh Page Two Hundred Tfurlq seven WILLIAM BREISCH . . . , . 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I. . . ., - . v A X . 130 US RUSSEL KNAUS5 MIRIAM BOYER HELEN NOBLE A H S Coaches RUSSELL KNAUSS Tush IS ceaseless ln hns efforts to develop each year an outstandme team of racquet wxelders Coach of tennis Mr Knauss has ln the last few seasons produced many of the prlze wxnnmg racqueteers of Lehlgh Valley who contmually hugh llght local champxonshlp matches Mlss MIRIAM BOYER Mxss Boyer another one of the very popular teachers at hlgh school has most capably supervised the glrls basketball teams and the Glrls Gym Club Each year she arranges basketball tournaments between the different class teams beSldCS coaching and preparing the Gym Team for a spring exhlbltlon Good natured and fun lovmg MISS Boyer IS a real frlend to all her puplls as her popularity as a coach and as a teacher proves Miss HELEN NFBLE Mlss Noble one of the very delightful and very busy teachers at hugh school has charge of the sports that have given hundreds of hugh school glrls hours of fun and pleasure She not only organizes pmg pong and tennis tournaments but she offers classes ln Badmxnton hockey and social dancmg To Miss Noble the gurls extend thelr smcere thanks for helping them develop and extend thelr extra currxcular Interests Page Two Hundred Thrrlu ezght t Va? l A - 1.1 1 - -7-'ss' . , Z ' 3 .s-:fs 1- ' ,, Krvx veil? glwtwa 'Q V -by '.!l.z nb. , 1 - Q1 z. 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' 15: ,Y 'lffi Q 'Q Y-, I J . wx 'ov 4 ss w 'l 'tan ga CECUDMUJS Cheerleaders ln pxctu e Fleanor g6lSlOVC Margaret Kropf Raxmond fxlenwme Nancx Brown Anna belle qeagreaves Robert Buss Not on plcture but also actxve Donald 'Vlcl ean Two xears of constant practxce once everw week that s what the hardx fellows and gxrls of the cheerleadlng squad must do to get a Varslty letter Falthful SSTVICC and agile muscles mark the X arsltx squad of thls year Fverv bow every glrl has at sometmre watched thus little group at work stralnlng their lungs jumpmg abut domg handsprmgs and cartwheels ever seekmg to draw cheers from the throats of the hundreds of followers of both footfall and basketball teams Pe sldes havmg excellent muscles and lungs these cheerleaders are fire leaders A wave of the hand a nod ofthe head and the crowd IS under control Bx thelr fine splrlt the squad not onlv manages to put pep mto the crowds but to control the crowds to develop good sportsmanship XX xthout thls xear s seven X arsltx cheerleaders the games would not haxe teen the same If It were up to the cheerleadlng squad the school would be champlon rn anx sp rt Page Tuo Hundred Tfurtu mnc r ' . 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E0 US 1939 Football Season 1n Rev1ew The grI:lIron squid of Allen Hlgh reglstered one of the poorest seasons In football hlstory wmnmg only three of eleven games and lo mg every conference clash but notably represented Canary and Blue Wlth the BDC brand of sportsmanshlp and falr play whlch has been tradltlonal at Allentown Hlgh School WEST HAZLETON A crappy West Hazleton eleven b0aStlng Alfonso Kasulln super halfback held the hIgl'ly favored Canarles to a scoreless tIe before 8 000 spectators In the hrst nlght football garre In Cofheld Stadrum NESQUEHONING Cuttlng loose with a terrlflc last perIod OHCDSIVC Blrney Crum s proteges mauled the lVIarcons of Nesquehonlng ZI 0 before a crowd of 7 O00 for thelr flrst vlctory of the I939 campaIgn Two blocked klclfs paved the way for a touchdovI n and safety In the Frst half and a sensatlonal aerlal attack rang up two touchdowns In the Fmal perIod TRENTON The hlgh Flvmg Canarles trounced Trenton I9 0 for then' second consecutxve trIumph under the arc llght IH Coffleld Stadlum BLYTHE TOWNSHIP An alert A H S squad bowed I9 7 to a l:rawny bramy Blythe Townshlp crew one of the best football juggc rnauts In the state In the warm up game for the league clash wlth Reaumg READING The Allentown footballers were handed a I2 0 setback by the rIp roarlng Red Knlghts of Readlng In thexr openmg league encounter at home PHILLIPSBURG Reboundlng from two successlve defeats Allentown Hlgh s eleven walloped the Garnet and Gray I4 0 before 9 000 fans In Phllllpsburg stadlum after a slxty two yard touchdown drlve and a slxty yard sprmt In the second half of a dazzllng ball game POTTSVILLE After beIng badly outplayed throughout the entlre four perlods the Pottsvllle team managed stadlum JOHN HARRIS A powerful ohn Harrls tornado swept over the Canarles I8 0 before 8 000 spectators In the John Harrxs stadlum although Allentown made a fight of lt all the way led by trxple threat wee Eddle Plff The Harnsburg lads opened up wIth a sustalned 48 yard touchdown drlve early In the second perIod then scored from mndheld on a sensatlonal pass play and Fmally came up wlth a 35 yard off tackle slash the most amazlng performance of the afternoon EAQTON The undefeated Red Rovers of Easton flnally galned a trlumph over the Crum men I3 0 before I0 000 fans ID Cofheld Stadlum Eddle Plff convIncIngly assumed the starrlng role desplte the loss bv rIppIng off 68 yards early lh the nrst perIod and carrylng the brunt of the Canary and Blue attack wlth a splendld dlsplay of runnlng blocklng klcklng and tackllng although the locals lacked the punch to score WILLIAM PENN The badly battered Eagles of Wxllxam Penn eked out a 6 'J declslon over the Allen gTldStFl'S lh the final home game of th season The Harrlsburgers capltallzed on a dIsastrous fumble on the openmg Iuckoff whlch spelled defeat for the Crum coached forces BETHLEHFM The l Iberts Boys of Bethlehem Hxgh toppled the Allentown grldlron warrlors 30 to 0 In a tradltlonal Turkey Day classlr' before I6 000 spectators In the new Bethlehem stadrum Warren McNabb flashed for A H S Wlth a fine Indlvldual ball totlng dlsplay but the Can aries mmus the SCTVICCS of thelr sparkplug captaln and one man offense Plff falled to reglster a tally or stem the Red and Blue hurrlcane Page Two Hundred Farlq . I I L A . -. . . ' .' '4 to cross the A. H. S. goal line in the last minutes of play and reglster a 6-0 victory in Cofheld , 1 A f ' ' . ' QECDDMIUS Who s Who of the 1939 Football Squad assam Xbrahun Alternxttl t cn posltlon Koo pls-. rut-Iver :trt Hauer J -. n lng g xt IH lan! playlng rnarat l l n l num one rn tn ln the Canary hnt 1 xustw t x ur ln 'X H 5 baekhell l mul Campl ell X l loc lt of granite m the forward w ll l ltner bnatched pass s wlth grate and ease Leonard Drelslach Huge 240 poun.l tackle Ralph Eltne Lanky end XX xth Plff completed the long and short of the ball club Had a fancy system of pulhng passes out of nowhere Fritz Elsenhard Soph sure to see plenty of actxon next year Plaxs tackle and does lt we Ray Erdman Stockx up and comm soph slgnal caller ohn Ferrv Impressive center and stellar ball passer wlth unusual sklll ln unter ceptlng tosses won all state honorable mentlon ohn Follweiler Dandx end wlth an dmdzlng Srfloothness anl pcrfectlon ln Sndflng passes Tony Callxano A fa-.t and shlftx protege of Tom Brennan who sparkled as tackle on offense and moved to end on defense Angelo Glacobbe A flnt quarterback lacklng nothing but welght Harry lxern A great alternate xt tht reenter post Peter lxl xpko Une of the better C an xrx reserve hat ks Warren N 1 habla Added razzle cl xzzleto the offense x nth Ins trashing and sm xshm llne plunges Robert lVl1rth The Baron geeond strxng guard who was alwax s ln there flghtlng and new backheld star Leo O Donnel Superlatlve tackle Hls brllllant performances have htghlnghted Allen town WIDS hddle Puff Tl1ESWlTllng whlrhng swlvel h1pped key man of th A H S offense Loved the game and played lt wlth his heart and soul A great fellow and a glorlous player ohn Reds Rledy Guard wlth lots of nerve Has plenty of what lt takes to wm ball games oe Smlth Dependable tackle Always played heads up football and gave xt all he s got Harold Stahler Fast and furxous fleet footed fullback A thriller on and off the gridiron Bxll Webster A remarkable kneklng expert and wonderful left handed passer l red Werley plunging buckmg back Plenty of force and power to spare Don Kaxser Wllhelm PfOH1lSlng soph who showed form and talent ln the Nesque homng game featured by a 7I yard run Page Iuo Hundred Forlu one 9 N' ,- ' 1 2 -1 a the ' j ' j ' ' Q - - 'l ' . 1 :l ' X . 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N ' H ' X . ii A fl W illiam Dornonl-cos lnterchangetl with John Noble Smooth Swift ball Carrier ' ll. , J' ' ' MUS K3 4nuals. lin jour: FOLLWEILER JOSEPH SMITH RALPII EITNER I 1:0 O DONNP LL ALBERT BAUFR TONY GALLIANO Page Two Hundred Forlu Iwo FRI-D WrRLrY EDWARD PII-P HARRY KERR WIARREN :xv1CNABB ANGELO CIACOBBE Page Two Hundred Forly-llzrec GUMUS VARISTY TEAM 1939 40 Basketball Season 1n Revlew A splendxd Canary and Blue basketball qumtet paced by Captam Dlck Rahn second hrghest scoring ace ln the East Penn League chalked up an unusuallv successful season In Allentown Hlgh annal by wrnnmg eighteen out of twenty two games and fmlshxng ln undisputed posses ron of second place ln the Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastrc League A great Canary squad of champnonshrp hopefuls opened the I939 l940 basketball season amidst the famrllar clamor of thousands of fans jamm ng thel..1ttlePalestraw1thab1g32 I0tr1umph over the hard fighting hoopsters of Emmaus Commg back strong rn the second half the A H S basketeers pxled up a 42 to 25 vrctory over the scrappy Konkrete KldS of Northampton for thexr second wm IH the basketball campalgn ln a fast and furlous game from start to fmrsh the Allentown Hlgh cagers made lt three ln a row with a thrllllng 23 I7 vlctory over the rangy Readxng Red Knlghts at Readlng ln the first real test of the season the Canarles were forced to come from behind with specta cular long shots ln a brilliant third perlod rally to clinch the wln after Readmg had led 6 5 at the end of the first period and the teams were deadlocked I0 I0 at half trme Wrth a superb exhlbltlon of teamwork and passing accuracy the Crum coached qulntet rolled up a 33 20 dCClSl0h over a plucky Catasauqua team ln the thrrd home game of the season ln the Lxttle Palestra Sparkling floor play and remarkable sharp shooting enabled the Allentown squad to trounce the Phllllpsburg cagers 50 30 before a capacity crowd for their fifth consecutlve victory The Canary hoopsters chalked up therr srxth conquest rn beatxng the battling Blue Bombers of Palmerton 42 to 3l before thousands of spectators ln the annual charity fame for the ABC eyeglass fund The A H 5 five bewrldered a towermg Trenton team wrth a furrous Hrst perlod assault and went on to defeat the Jersey lads 38 28 for thelr seventh straxght The undefeated Canarles then opened their Fast Penn League schedule by handing the Lrberty Boys of Bethlehem a declslve 40 I8 lacing lzefore 2500 roarxng spectators 1n the Llttle Palestra The Allen Hugh qulntet rang up a breath taking 39 28 non leagl e victory over Coach Bob Wllson s battling Trojans of South Whltehall The hrgh flymg Allentown Hrgh Canaries playing champronshrp basketball throughout four periods chalked up their tenth consecutive wrn of the season wlth a sensatlonal smashing 31 29 triumph over Hughle McGeehan s supposeoly unlreatahle Nlountalneers at Hazleton Page Two Hundred Forly four n Q - , y 5 ' S I . , . . . v . . . , . . . 1 - , G0 US Fast passlng cuttlng weavlng and remarkable teamwork gave the Canaries undisputed pos sesslon of flr t place 1n the Fastern Pennsylvanla League Suffering a let down after the gruelllng Hazleton clash Burney Crum s A H S basketeers barely nc ed out tue Tamaqua five by a score of 4l 34 before 2 000 fans ln the l..1ttle Palestra The Red Rovers pulled one of the brggest upse ts ID the I940 campalgn by shattermg an eleven game wmnmg streak and handlng the Allentown squad its first league defeat 4l 37 IH a blood tlngllng clash at Easton Back lh early season form Coach Crum s proteges overwhelmed the Pottsvllle High Maroons 36 to I8 before 2200 fans ln the Little Palestra and emerged ln a first place deadlock with the Hazleton Mountaineers After a see saw battle for three quarters with Allentown going into the last period wlth a Z7 24 lead Hazleton Hugh put on a furlous last stanza scoring drxve tefore 6500 spectators xn the Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Palestra ln Phlladelphla to defeat A H S 40 to 28 and capture the first half champlonshlp of the Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastic league The Canary basketeers downed the Vlklngs of Central Catholic 38 25 before 2500 fans ln the Llttle Palestra ln a tllt packed wlth keen scholastic rlvalry and competition for lndlvldual Blrney Crum s men conquered thelr traclltlonal rlval Bethlehem Hlgh by a close score of E6 to 22 before a capaclty crowd ln the Llberty Gym as they opened their quest for the second alf t1tle ourneylng for the first tlme into New ersey terrltory the A H S forces bowed to the Tren ton Tornadoes 44 25 ln the tune up game for the all important Hazleton clash ln one of the most slzzllng games ever played ln the Little Palestra the lVlcGeehan men of Hazleton snapped a 47 game wlnnlng streak at home for Allentown and took the second half dlaclem to the tune of 4I 37 before some Z 400 screamlng spectators The Canary and Blue cagers turned on the heat ln the final pe rlod and rang up an easy 4I 28 conquest over the Blue Ralders at the Liberty Hall ln Tamauqa Getting revenge for an early season setback at Easton Burney Crum s warriors of the wooden way jumped off to a big first half lead and were never threatened through the remainder of the tussle as they walloped the Red Rovers 39 32 Playlng a league game at Pottsvllle the Canaries came to llfe with a last mmute drlve and slammed Al Sadusky s qumtet 33 to 3l after a brlllxant uphlll Hght for three perlods The Canary troupe ended nts season lh a blaze of glory by golng to town lh a big way and whlpplng the Readmg Red Knights 39 30 ln the l lttle Palestra a Flttlng cumax to a glorluos campalgn JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Page Two Hundred Forly fwe . 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V - U - scoring laurels. . . - ' ' I - Who s Who of the 1939 40 Basketball Team Dlclc Rahn Lanky center and capta n of the Canaries The smoothest player classlest ball handl r and highest SCOTCI' on the A H S squad and one of the league leaders ln registering points Gene Sterner Dandy forward with smoothness and perfectlon ln passlng and sho0tmg His steady dependable and hrllllant playing have helped the offense conslderably nn many games Wlllle Stellar Fast and furlous Wee Wlllle shlnes as one ofthe most brllllant stars on the offense and defenSe Thrs mighty mlte and tmy tornado adds pep and spxrlt to the Canary squad Fritz Sandt Swnft and speedy forward and a mainstay on the Allentown Hrgh bas ketballllne PulledA H S outof manv tight spots wlth dazzllng one hand push shots A great fellow and a great player lzlashy guard who furnlshes thrllls galore wlth his tlmely breath taking screamer shots George Hlttlnger Bob Peters Crea! defensive guard and an Important cog ln the Canary machxnery Bob s all around plavlng have been a declrllng factor ln Allentown vxctorles B111 Hushlcek Rellable eserve who has exceptional abxllty m smlcmg held goals and IS always sure to ZIVC a good account of hlmself oe O Keefe Sensational up and comlng star who alternates with the first st mg play ers and who xs expected to do bug thmgs ln basketball at Allen Hlgh Floyd lVlosch n1 Classy captain of the ,lay Vees sure to see plenty of actlon next year Pete Sass Highest scormg junior var slty ace ack Ferry Hard hghtlng thlrd strmg man who plays a great floor game and 15 counted on to replace a graduatlng member of the l940 squad BASKEI BALL SCHEDULE Allenlown Opponenl December December December December December December anuarv anuarv anuary anuary anuary anuary Z3 anuary 26 anuary 30 February 2 February 6 February 9 February I February I February 20 February 27 Lmmuas Northampton Readlng Catasauqua Phxlllpsburg Palmerton Trenton Bethlehem Hazleton Tamaqua Easton Pottsvllle Hazleton Central Catholxc Bethlehem Trenton Hazleton Tamaqua Faston Pottsvxlle Reading Home Home Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Penn Palestra Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home ' Play off game for hrst half league champlonshlp ALLENTOWN HIGH SCHOOL SCORING STATISTICS Name No o Came Pomts Duck Rahn Capt S Frederlclc qanat bene Sterner S Wrb Stellar C eorge Hlttlnger S Robert Peters George Hushlcel-c oe O Keefe Fltner Sr 'Vamc No ofC1amt POIDIS Plff Sr Tllberfnan S Weiss Bender Hoehle lerry Soph 'VIosch1n1 Soph Sass Soph Page luo Hundred I orfq szx J I a . . ..,, T . J ' ' . 8 7 32 I0 I2 42 25 I5 ' 23 I7 I9 33 20 , 22 'A 50 30 Z9 42 31 ,I h 2 38 28 V 5 40 I8 January 9 South Whitehall Home 39 Z8 tl ' I2 31 29 tl I6 41 34 gl I9 37 4I .I ' , 36 I8 ,I T Z8 40 J ' 38 25 26 22 ' 25 44 ' 37 4I 3 4I 28 6 , 39 32 ' 33 3I ' 39 30 790 622 I , . r. I9 226 ' - . 7 4 ' . jr. I9 I47 ' - r. 2 0 3 r I8 I06 A Jr, 3 0 ' Jr. I9 164 Jr. I 0 Q ' ' gf. I9 as Jr. I 0 . Jr. I8 I5 f Y u 0 jr. I6 I7 I . U U J ' Jr. no 5 . 1 , 0 0 Q . 6 I0 MU Resume of 1939 40 Sw1mm1ng Season A great young Allen Hugh swxmmlng crew boastlng the halr ralsmg speed of Cope Nathan and Boyer the stamlnla and endurance of Adams Buckley and Turner the grace and form of state dlvmg lung ackxe Soler and the power of both relay teams defeated Readxng and Hazleton twxce Lancaster once and then went on to monopollze d1str1ct and regxonal meets Although loslng to such remarkable record brealung teams as Mercersburg Trenton Scranton Central Blaxr and Massanutten Mllltary Academxes the Hacket coached mermen enjoyed another unusually successfully season 1n a long strmg of pace settmg years ln scholastlc competltlon The Canary and Blue natators dropped thexr opener 50 I6 to the Nlercersburg mermen who were led by Rodney Young former A H S dnvmg star developed by Dave Hacket The Trenton paddlers gave the Hacket proteges a 45 to 21 ducking ln the A H S pool coppmg every event but the 200 yard relay race The Canaries outshone a fine group of Hazleton mermen 4l to 25 ln a dual meet m the Hazle ton High pool The Blalr Academy boys won seven of elght Hrsts and set a l Ol 4 world breast stroke record ln overwhelmlng the locals 40 26 at Blaxrstown On the same bug nlght for Allentown when the Jay Vee and Varsity squads scored basketball vxctornes the Canary tanksters made It a trlple trlumph by takmg the measure of the Hazleton Mountaineers 43 to 23 ln the Allen Hlgh pool Coach Dave Hacket s mermen easnly defeated the Red Knxghts 42 24 ln a dual meet at Readmg as jim Buckley ackxe Soler and both relay teams reglstered fnrst place posxtxons The undefeated Scranton Central crew nosed out the Canarles by a score of 36 30 ln a dual meet ln the Allen High pool For the first time the medley and relay teams were handed setbacks Sweepmg both relays and taking honors m the dxvlng l00 yard breast stroke and 220 yard free style the A H S tank men outclassed Reading 44 to 22 m the Allentown pool Page Two Hundred Forly sewn .fp , o o n 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ,J . , 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . .J , . 1 - - - ' 1 1 . - 1 GOMUS Copplng hrsts IH every event but dlvmg and the 200 yard relay Massanutten one of the hnest pre p squads ln America chalked up a 43 23 declslon over the great young Canarv team The Trenton scholastlcs capturlng firsts ln all but the 5 yard free style and I00 yard back stroke swam to a 46 20 triumph over the Canary and Blue lads Allentown wmnmg five of elght flrsts splashed to a 37 Z9 vlctory over Lancaster High ln the Mccaskey pool Capturing seven out of elght wins the Canaries dominated the Dlstrxct II meet ln tlc I afayette pool for the seventh time as they overwhelmed Hazleton 45 to 2I and entered seven sw1mmers and both relay teams ln the clashes for championships Allentown Hugh school set the pace ID the Eastern regxonals at Lafayette wmnlng two Cham plonshlps and quallfylng eight representatives for the state tltle meet ackle Soler one of the finest dlvmg aces ever developed by Coach Hacket far outshone all other competltlon and walked away with the State P I A A crown ln a meet at State College as Dxck Cope ranked thlrd ln the 50 yard free style and both relay teams placed fourth A H S Track and Sw1mm1ng Records Many students attend swlmmmg and track meets but few know any of the records that are hell by the athl tes and that are constantly belng broken For the heneht for those that do not know and are Interested here they are SWIMMING Even! 50 yard free style I00 yard breast stroke 220 ard free st Ie I00 yard free style I00 yard medley relay 300 yard medley relay 200 yard free style relay DlVlng I00 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard run Half mlle run IVI1le run I20 yard hurdles 200 yard hurdles Discuss throw avelme throw Hugh jump Pole vault Broad jump Shot put By Whom R Frederlcks Nate Folwell Al Almelda R Frederlcks Mllford Blose Henry Kleppmger Dale Ott Fred Schmldt Nate Folwell R Frederlcks Fdward Duerr Louis Almedxa Ken Bunk Dale Ott Ted Cernert TRACK Carter Haas F Musselman Paul Geho Gerald Stlllwagon George Snyder oe Streckx oe Seng Macy Alexander Buck Friedman A askot Dick Rahn Eddie Plff oe Flamlsh Buck Friedman Record 0248 2238 0562 I 46 3300 I444 98 6 polnts I0 0224 0528 2060 4450 0I42 0250 131 6 314 I 50' 91 Page 7120 Hundred Forlq crght 3 car 935 935 938 935 936 935 935 939 I939 934 939 939 939 932 939 939 I937 939 939 937 939 , . A : . I A l1I5.0 I y y I V I I00 yard backstroke Vernon Reiss I :05.6 I937 . ' : . I ' I 12 . I A z . I ,A : . I ' ' . ' . I 0: .I . : . I 1 . I ' ' : . I A ' : . I -I D' 1 . I J I ' ' I62 A 2 I - I J I QI Il , . . 6, I ' A II' 5 I ' J ' 2I 7 I A Zll I COMES il' 'Z' ,l The 1940 Track Season Coach Pauley Clymers track team are noted throughout the state as tops When the Canary athletes step out on the cmcler tralls a glint comes lnto thexr eyes a glint of vlctory The lnterclass meet won by Allentown wlth twe1ty flVe points glV69 every athlete a chance to compete There are no favor xtes Beat the tlme trlals and you get the chance George Snyder Ernest Clauser Warren McNabe Harold MacAnallx Herman jackson Michael Chomllc Walter Witt Aprxl I6 Allentown April 73 Allentown Aprll 30 Allentown May 7 Allentown May 24 Allentown May ZI Allentown PERSONNEL Wlllard Wlsppell Lewxs Clase Joe Ross Henry Flowers Richard Rahn Ralph Extner Robert Mxrth SCHEDULE Frank DeLong Henry Kern Nell Kern Robert Numbers Roland Shellenberger S Whitehall Emmaus Central Cathollc Muhlenberg Phllllpsburg Muhlenberg Bethlehem Bethlehem Pottsvllle Muhlenberg Read mg Reading Fas ton Muhlenberg Page Two Hundred Forly nine - ,ff ei' 'AC 'Q we lf, X ,B ,lv swf' 4a ' G0 US UQ lv Q 9 My M1353 I ag Wu W- wf'5ffg38, 'mn' ililv-T, we 39542-,, EY? 'Q' w -rf ,W Yfkeqw The 1940 Baseball Season The Canary nlne boasting the prize wxnnlng lnheld comlzlnatlon of Stellar and Bender the dvnamlc power of Hlttmger and Frederlck the great catching of lmmy ones and the dazzling pltCl llIlg of the Stokes Freund and Dean have hlghllghted another brxlllant year on the diamond for Blrney Crum s forces Sophomores Fred Elsenhard Frwm Haney Parker Hastings Carlton Hoffman Mgr Rlchard Lloyd Mgr john McFadden Al Rice PERSONNEL um ors Bob Bender Wllham Domonkos Walter Farynlak ,lack Ferry Arthur Freund George Hlttlnger Jimmy ones Wllllam Stellar Donald Stokes Fred Stephens Kenneth Walters Scnlors Gnlbert Deen Tom Ernch Walter Frederick Donald Goldman james George Donald Hausman Paul Hockman Paul Nlzxo john Snopek Rlchard Stokes Mgr Aprll I6 April I9 April Z2 April 23 Aprll 26 April 30 May 3 Cl-lomel fAwayD fAwayD fHomeD fAWay9 fl-lomej fl-lomel BASEBALL SCHEDULE Emmaus Bethlehem cv Whitehall Phllllpsburg Reading Catasauqua Easton lVlay 7 lVlay I0 May I4 May I7 May 2I May 24 May 31 Page Two Hundred Fzfly fHomeD fl-lomej fAWayl Cl-lomej fAWay9 lAwayl fAwayJ S Whitehall Reading Emmaus Bethlehem Catasauqua Easton Phllllpsburg I 7 W 1 ,fy be l 5 - x Mig, Q, 1 - 5, , -I Ax V ' V R . if 4 ' 5 K 5 K 3 - Wf I . .K 1 .23 .7 ' wif, 1 W . ig' x r ' i? W' ' S ' A ' W, - - Qfavf X all f :fe l ' ' 'T - 37- A W 153 W IW W 'I 3' f lk ', A V hi -' .' I 1 ? I A ' - jf 1 Q 5 3 -1 A ' A ' - 4 4, '-, A .QV Agia, 5 1' W uni W, . , V ' ' Q Q , 4 Q Q s 1 Wi y W ' f ll if 'Pl' ' ,W 'V 1 A Q W W ' ' 'S ' F 4 . '12 3 X W A A, I , H jf' 1, . . ' ' V 1 4 , 1 ' , ' I A '51 ' f. '. W' '- X 54 QV- , -L elf , '55 -sq! 'ff' 1 A - le 'l ,W Q .- af, at L- :xr-4 4 ,L+ W L -W I i n A Q ' gi g if E 1 - E , ' Lffgizk ing, j lm W I ' 'Q V - 1 ' :Wa g a . fl 1 . -- an 1 K ? . . -A 'gs . , - ' ., --z:.-M, ' - ,. W5 W i lf F W l If V at g ag,-zaWmggfmjifer' as-fwj 1g,jg,n4..M Y ,4W,:i3pgi'Lx'1i Wi' 1 . 5 iiia a '4'w1r:E' -' ,, 5, Wm- W A . , ,Wa-,Q ,A , .M 3, AW . f- MW. , ,aim .W W.w,2,,,L,W,4M,e+1,N W wg 1, I ,I A xyi,fa3':f5?.1'M,.fl,J' 1 - 4 fW M , 'Q Y Y pf he W, 0 Eg' .i1'vifn-jf' M. yrs: .UQQW MUS The Tenn1s Season The thud of balls meeting cat gut strmgs announced another season of mterscholastlc tennxs competxtlon at A H S Under the careful supervlslon of Coach Russell Knauss the Canary and Blue netmen have made qulte a name for thems lves Allentown entered the Le ugh Valley Lawn Tennis Assoclatlon fourteen years ago and has won fifteen champlonshnps xn that txme May 3 CAwayJ May I0 Qlflomel May I4 QHomeD May I7 fAwayD PERSONNEL Bruce Mayer Martin Dxefenderfer jxmmne Kahn Roger Graver Wlllls Thomas Richard Pndcock Phxllrpsburg Palmerton Bethlehem Easton Wnlllam Klmk SCHFDULES May Zl May 28 May 3I june 4 fl-lomel 4Awf1yD CAWHYP CH :zmel Page Two Hundred F1-fly one Phllllpsburg Palmerton Bethlehem Easton GECIDMIUS Boys Gym Team One public appearance ln the form of an indoor clrcus was featured this year but that one appearance was the fruit of seven months of strenuous work The boys excelled on the bars and mats to give the world further evidence of the theory of evolution Their distant cou ms the Tarzans of the jungle could be taught something by these rubber men Great wholesale shouts of side splitting laughter pealed as Don lVlcl.,ean immy Carey and Carl Simpson took bumps bruises and black eye from each other The matwork excelled that of many years as the Little Palestra shook with flip flops flips handsprings cartwheels and all the other contortlons The horizontal and parallel bars were strength ln these muscle twisting accomplishments An added charm in the l940 ex hlbltion was the electric club swinging The Little Palestra was thrown into darkness as the colored lights began to twirl with the movement of the clubs Altogether the Gym Clubs once again not only justified their existence but gave to the school and the town an evening of unparallelled entertainment Seniors Edwin Angstadt Louis Baker Robert Buss ames Carey Maynard Fink Donald Hower james Keys james Lutz Donald lVlcl..ean Carl Simpson Steven Yarema PERSONNEL UFHOYS Fred Batarlck Robert Greene Roscoe arrett David jones jack MacConnell Donald Peters Quintus Peters Gerald Philips Werner Roehler Kenneth Rogers Sophomorcs Francis Buck Robert Erich Robert Gifford Thomas Nlissmer Sam Schatz Oliver Selbert Alfred Smolich Joseph Hacker Francis Coster Page Two Hundred Fzflq Iwo s plenty hot as the Supermen and the Tarzans from A.'H. S. showed their prowess, agility, and . J ' . J . U Gu-ls Gym Team The Girls Gym Club has enjoyed another successful year With a membership of thirty five guls the club was able to take an Important part ln the annual exhibition of the combined girls and boys clubs The grace poise and talent of the individuals was displayed ln the drills dances and acrobatic acts The fourteen senior members eight of whom wul receive awards for two or more years of membership will never forget the enjoyable activities of the club Yes even practice was fun' And then there was the fall hike and the doggie roast The girls were cold and the fire wouldn t hard work and practice Former members of the club are anxious for its growth and success as is each member today We feel proud of the evident progress of the club under the capable direction of Miss Boyer and assure the club that our wishes for their continued success will be with them from year to year Seniors ane Baderschneider Lorraine Bergenstock Capt Annette Bernhard Lucille Blgley flVlgr J Charlotte Leh Ruth Miles Fern Missmer Josephine Nigro June Pearsall Lenore Peters Marjorie Poust Arla Queman jean Rees C Schanerberge MEMBERS juniors Eleanor Andreas Bettie Bittner Bernice Cilickman Gloria Bortollni Louise Haines jean Marine Christine Nicas Adele Wintersteen Doris Yates Louise Young Sophomores Dorothy Arthur Betty Dennis oan Fulcan Virginia Gorgodian Mildred Henri Carolyn Kutz Betty Seiple Louise Smith Nora Solomon Lorraine Trump Page Two Hundred Flflq three 1 , W . 1 burn, but they had a grand time. Spring picnic, too, provided a day of play after many weeks of J ' i . . . MUS The Band SEPTEMBER Allentown High Band for 1939 I940 organlzes About fifty new faces appear when the Canary and Blue band makes lts first appearance under the lights of ack Cofheld Stadium September I5 OCTOBER Band contmues to appear ln flashlight drills at the nlght football garres Slxty couples attend annual band party Flrst trxp to an out of town game NOVEMBER Band contrlbutes to pageantry of football games wlth a drill ln celebratlon of Armlstlce Day and another ln behalf of the Community Chest The football game ends on Thanks glvxng Dav with the band recognized as one of the best schoolboy marching bands ln Eastern Pennsvlvanla DECEMBER Starts basketball team on successful season JANUARY Contmues to do bxt at the playoff game ln the Penn Palestra IH Phnladelphla FEBRUARY Recelves severe blow when Dlrector Harvey F Prescott announces that he will be forced to take a sux months leave of absence on account of lll health MARCH Under the new leader the well known local conductor Albertus Meyers who takes Mr Prescott s place band prepares for a heavy concert schedule APRIL Wlth every seat ln the audltorlum occuoled Band presents I940 Spring Concert a program hlghllghted by a superb rendltlon of the symphonic number Memorles of Stephen Foster MAY Appears 1n a half hour concert over the radxo statlon and march together for the last time ln the Memorial Day Parade UNE Band presents a concert ln Clty Park as the conclus1on of a hxghly successful year Thomas Glose Carl Holben Wlllard Mest Jesse Lewis john Henry Brown Angelo Sorren Abshur ohn McQu1lken oyce Peters Robert Beacher Marlowe Hartung Robert Romlg Richard Laudenslager Wnlmer Musselman Charles Hollenbach Gene Nadlg Ralph Gambone Howard Faust Wilford Belsel Robert Kleckner Arden Gackenbach Bruce Ott William Wolf john Sanders George Kressley Myrtle Texter Franklin Marsh Eliza beth Rahn john T Brown Paul Yoder Lucio Petrovlch Robert DeLong Charles Hacket ohn Blgatel Joseph Karner Frederick Hacket Theodore Wood Earl Fenstermacher Julius Karner Albert Schelrer oseph Lulf Donald Horner joseph Konrath RlchardW1rth Carl Haas Wnlllam Bright Paul Schaeffer Robert Dleruff Avanel LaRose Dorothy Schwoyer George Kline Luther Loch Ralph Sherer Jerome Lewls amesS1egrf1ed Mary Rutherford Carl Martm Franc1sGuth Stanley Elsenhard Warren Wertman Frederlck Schmoyer Alfred Yost james Shott Russell Bartholomew Wnlllam Stoke Neal Lelby Chaxl s Edwards jack Brlscoe Nelson Gorgodlan Clarence Frack Richard Rexchard Harold Fablan Marnan Fabxan Betty Musselman Elwood Grube Sam Macrl Peggy Lawrence Carl Mann Alfred Oberecker john Hunter Leon Loch Page Two Hundred Fifty four . ' ' ' J J e ' H' ' I ' ' . tino, Catherine McCabe, George Welty, Miles Weidner, jean Giannelli, Edwih Yeager, John . . 1 ' , J . , . v . . , . 'J ' ' I , ' , ' . . ' U ' . . ' .- ,. , ,f .1 'f' 2v4fiz4:SiP'g4 . as 5 'fu r r 1 1 Q ,1 vrvna 4' M30 K? ,. N, 4 '1 f N, V '5- 'L Q . ' 9 .. My . - A , X-b ' US The Orchestra ln September I939 thxrty mu nclans met to form the nucleus for the I940 model of the Allen town High School Orchestra Few of these thlrty had had any experlence ln an orchestra and It took many tedlous hours of practice to mold them into a harmonious musical organlzatlon But they have Improved slnce last September and thelr efforts have been wholeheartedly appreciated by the school ln October the orchestra played ln publxc for the first time After a lapse of several years without orchestra music the assembly was again opened Wlth marches ln addxtlon the organlza tlon appeared at class plays on February 29 l940 at the unlor Clas Play under the baton of the regular dlrector Harvey F Prescott Every member of the orchestra felt a distinct loss when Mr Prescott announced that his ull health would force hlm to take a snx months leave of absence leader of the l.. hugh Symphony Orchestra Under lVlr Nlattern s guidance the members prepared for the Band Concert ln April Shortly after that concert they played over the local radxo network on a half hour broadcast The last public performance was at the Commencement Play ln une Among the more famlllar numbers played this year were the overtures Lzlus and The Warrlage o Figaro by Mozart selection from Ethelbert Nevln s suite A Day ln Venice several Norwegian dances by Greig and Excerpts from Blzet s Carmen Marjorie Baker julxus Karner Erma Schreiner Rene Karol Harold Walbert Eleanor Bachman Helen Kemmerer Joyce Peters Herman Drauch Frederick Haas Kenneth Hell Paul Herring PERSONNEL Euna Dxehl Alfred Yost John Abshur Grace Lambert Harold Meckley jean Rae Sharadm Elwood Grube Evelyn Snyder Wlllxam Kesak Earl Fenstermacher Charles Hacket John Bxgatel Ralph Sherer Paul Schaeffer Richard Relchard Lucio Petrovlch Paul Yoder Ralph Gambone Howard Faust Mules Weidner jean Gxannelll Carl Holben Nelson Gorgodnan Page Two Hundred Fzfly fwc . 5. . 1 ' , , . J ' s , although he and the organization felt fortunate to have as the new director Arthur A. Mattern: I . r . . . ' MUS A Cappella Chou' Two forty and everyone anxlous to hurry home but not everyone' From 222 came a burst of song the choir hard at work preparing for lts concert serles which Included performances at many local churches at Moravlan college and May 9 the blg concert here at school The season wa cllmaxed by a week end trlp to New York with appearances at the World s Fair and a broad cast over the NBC network No cholr alumnus ever forgets either the grand time or the fine tralnlng he had as a member and the present choir won t forget either Was there ever a rehearsal on time Gene Lewis and Dot Shankweller always rather consistently late Bob Behler stragglmg along and remember when ean Marquarclt got there for the last number3 We ll never forget Dr Acker s Interpretation with expressions and actlonsj of The Handsome Soldier and oh how some people dlcl struggle wlth the words of the Pennsylvama German song ean FfltSCh s giggles hvened thlngs up many a time as dld the boys untxmely remarks How about those parties that were planned but never dnd come outi And Marcla H llman and Doris Ruhf leavlng to get that bu ' The girls just loved to remembered for a long tlme to come And all of us realize now as we have really known all along that whatever slnglng we may do ln the future the foundation of lt all was lald rlght here ln the choir under the frlenoly wlse expert management of a director and friend who knew how to be both rlglcl and genlal Dr Warren F Acker Isl Soprano eanne Waller Elsie Paul Marjorie Wallen e Marjorle Zlegler Phyllis Behnnger Gene Lewns Dorothy Shankweller jean Cosgrove Evelyn Chrlstman 2nd Soprano Sylvia Mmlch LaRue Schock Edlthy Hagerman Marjorle Ward Jean FfltSCh Elizabeth Campbell Norma Frank JUSIIDC Clewell ls! Alla Mlrxam Helfrich Lucxlle Wenner Elizabeth l.aRoss Verletta Bray Rosahe Moran Doris Rulf ean Marquardt Verna S ll 2nd Alto Constance Smlth Louise Warmkessel Marguerite Klelntop Eleanor Gnft Florence Glaser Mary Fllcklnger Marcia Hallman Evelyn ohnson Emma jane Bray I sl Tenor Geo Glannelh Harold Mentzel Donald Larrlmer Chas Slbbach Mllton Kurtz Frank Syuklcs Wm Ruhmel 2 nd Tenor Angelo Gxancarlo Robt Slbbach Warren Loesch Glenn Wampole Phxllp Gans Robt Mann ames Cherrlngton Lester Gaumer Page Two Hundred Flflq sux lst Bass Merrlt Schmoyer Geo Delp Andrew Marone Frederick Kellner Floyd Berger Clarence Kauffman Warren Young Thomas Beltz 2nd Bass Paul Schuler Edward Gross Fredenck N uss Albert Dorwath Harry Clauser Elmer Parsons Robt Behler Balrcl Lentz Warren Rex J . . e l ' - 1 ' .4 ' D ' D . 1 D J ' . , . . . . . ' I watch the expression on the boys' faces when they sang oh. well, it vias all fun,A and all to be J , ' i ' . ' ' e ' ' :f r A ' - u J J ' ' ' ' GOMUS The Chorus A chorus of two hundred hugh school boys and gurls with soloists organ and plano accom panlment smglng Rosslnl s Slabal 'lfalcr and dolng lt as well as an adult chorus whould have done lt or even better tnat s what the audlence m our audltorlum heard the nxght of january 25 Sololsts were A H S alumm Marguerlte Hetzer soprano Louise Ruxsz Otto contralto Norman Flores tenor and Wellington Ezekiel bass Fllen Chnstme played the organ and Sylvla The concert cllmaxed a year of hard work and everyone was glad when lt was hnlshed Those last rehearsals were pretty trlct and xt was a llttle dlfFICUlI to really buckle down to t Sylvla lVl1nlr:h seemed to have a never endlng supply of patlence as dxd Dr Acker Orchnds to theA H S quartet LaRue Schock Mary Flnckmger Charles Slbbach and Elmer Parsons They dld the solo work for the broadcast January 30 The girls had quite a controversy as to whether or not they would wear gowns or short dresses And shall we ever forget that jam session whlle wamng for the photographer the audlence seemed to enjoy It too We ll all look back on the I939 40 chorus as one to be remembered Page Two Hundred Flflu seven n l - ' . . . 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V . 7 ' Soprano eanne Waller ean Cosgrove Dorothy Shankwellcr llflarjorle Wallen er Gene Lewis Phyllis Behrmgcr Marjorxe Zlegler Flsle Paul Evelyn Chrxstman ean Frltsch LaRue Schock Dorothy Young Marjorle Ward Norma Frank l lxzaheth Campbell l dxth Hagerman anlce Best Ruth Rogers Georgme Rassler Mary Miller Gloria Schmal mst Edna Adams Arlene Schlelfer Loulse Kroll Althea Hollzen Irene Schlelfer Marie Rltchell Margaret Becker Leona Breslin Lllllan Deutsch ane Mahler Ruth Anna Wood Betty Knauss Evelyn Kleckner Betty Snyder Doris Conrad Faith Sussman Vlvxan Troell ean Eckert Flvlra Franchl Lucretia Otto Mary Sechrlst Mary Ceb renko Stella Boyko l' lva Strauch Ceorglana Brlttaxn Althea Hess Janet Choma Chorus Personnel Florence Heller Vera Miller can lXonnemaker M r aret brelbelhles Alnce Lal aver Ethel Butz lk ary Pesch ean Dxctrxch D rcthy Young Mary Smlth ean Smlth K larlce Hamllton Beth Ralsencli Bettle Blttner Dorothy Warrlner Annemae Ernev F rances Deutsch Marjorie Nadlg lrene Hetzer Grace Bader ustlne Clewell A10 Marguerlte Kllnetop Evelyn ohnson Mary Fllckmser lqleanor Glft Constance qmlth Marlca Hallman Florence Glaser Louise Warmkessel Marlon Fllcklnger Rosalle Moran ean Marquardt Flxzabeth LaRoss Mlrlam Helfrlch Doris Ruhf Verletta Bray Lucllle Wenner une Pearsall Charity Coleman Myrtle Walp Fhlllls Gable Betty Mountz Dorothea Bunk Betty Relchard Mary Hollenbach Helen oseph Nada Burlan Mary Snyder Errma Jane Bray Eleanor Andres Marv Toth Kathryn Clark Nlla Bross Evelyn Heckman llleanor McAna1ly lrene Smith Rolcerta Fehr Dorls Frankenflell Margaret Crevelxng ane Wall s Mary McClaflerty lean Reese Arllne Bexschl A nna Delong Betty Beck Verna Sell Fvelyn Unangst Adella Lerch Mae Thomas Arla Queman Dorothea Bulvldas Helen Hess Anna Mae Banks Lorna Hertzog ean Zanger Katherlne Werner Vernell Frantz Adelaide Briggs Betty Smith Svlvla Garfunkel Ruth Sprague Helen Weaver Marle Katz 7 enor Mllton Kurtz Donalcl La rlmer Chas Slbbach Frank Szuklcs Harol'l Mentzell Robt Slbliach Philip Gans Warren Loesch Glenn Wampcle Robt Mann ames Cherrmgton Angelo Glancarlo Alvln Mlshkm Page Two Hundred lwftq crghl Mllton Sheftel ames Schott Rlcharcl Reese l ester Caumer ullus Halaksa Chas Shoemaker Geo Glannellx Wm Ruhmcl Daniel Relnsrmth l're erlck Schmoyer Alfrel qchmollck Bass Harry ClaLSCr Frederlck Nuss Alhert Dorwath Flmer Parsons Banrd Leuz Robt Behler Paul Schuler Chas Hllls Merrlt Schmoyer Floyd Berger Clarence Kauffman Warren Young Geo Delp Andrew Marone Frederick Kellner Thomas Beltz Maynard l lnk l'dwarcl Gross Rlchard Fink Thomas enkms Chas Hollenbach Geo Tracy Warren Rex Geo Wachs Robt Cosgrove ames Dlckert Theo Fatzlnger Geo Allen Paul Blrk Ldwln Strohecker Carlton Miller LeRoy Landis Warren Wertman I J . J , I J- J . at ' ' . 1 if , - . J. N n ty A a ' i Q J ' J V . h J i . is , Anna Mae Lutz J I ' Ralpll Line ' 5' 1 'Al :I , ' .1 ...V J V J .A .. 1' . J. - J ' V 5 . V . J Q 1 A 4 I 'I' J . - I ' Hg. 7, u - is 5, 'L ,lf ,jf QJ Q .s K .fn ,fm-fr f Q ' ff 2 ,ff -' my m...'3.a' ' ' 2-... ' :un it, 3.4 1.4.- QY'!'Y' ,Q-N, M VEMBERS US Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Thls year the Natlonal Honor Sorlety has successfully carusd on the stldcnt cllnlc wl lch was e tabllshed by the socletv ln l938 In addltlon to this methcd of hell: 1ng sttdents the rrcmber of the Natlonal Honor Society have served the offices as messengers The School Improvement Comrrlttee has been actmg upon a plan which IS to extend into future years for the constant Improvement of audltorlum programs and for the welfare of the school Through :ts varled aCtlVlt1ES the socl ty has tlrl year agam accomplished its purpose and to develop character lh the students of th All ntown Hugh Schocl OFFICERS Presldcnl Robert DeLong Sccrelaru Kathleen Baller Vice Presrdenl Marguerite Klelntop Treasurer Stephen M8FkOWltZ Ruth Brossman Kathleen Baller Vera Bartholomew Gertrude Bauer Nancy Boyd Gloria Clader Edythe Dobnoff Anna Fetterman Dorothy Fry Marcla Hallman Dorothy Hlttel Barbra Kxstler Maguerlte Klelntop Mary Toth Muriel Ruchler Shirley Malvenosky Irene Mnlkovxcs Sylvla Mmmch Shlrley Newman Clair Schlegel Fllen jane Schrope une Anne Stofflet Irene Teman Ernest Balnes Kermit Bechtel George Bower james Cherrxngton Robert DeLong George Delp Walter Feller Page Two Hun R1char:I Fenstermacher Kenneth Fcgle Edwin Harte Donald Hower Robert Ihrle Clarence Kauffman Lawrence Kelechava Theodore Klepplnger Carl Knowles Stephen MaTk0WllZ Robert Maybury LEWIS Mangle Carlton Vllller Marvln Nathan Richard Rel hard dred Fzfly mne Glaoys Kuollch Ann Albrlght Beatrice Brelnlg Eleanor Davls Dons DIETUE Sylvla Getz Alberta Hanex Alice Hausman Elizabeth Harbough Margaret Heller oan Herzer Betty Hess Dorothy Howe Betty Kozelnlcky X ,, . . S . . ' . l . . . . A S . . . . . .S ps Y .A . . Uto create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stlmulate a ces 1re to render service. to promote leadership, ., , I r . . , . . J , , . . A . CECIDMIUS Orotan Debatlng Socuety While the Orotan Debatlng Soclety has been ln existence for slxteen years lt has seldom seen as eventful a year as the past one Under the leadership of Carl Knowles and the sponsorship of Mr Waller an extenslve program of outslde actlvltles was inaugurated At meetlngs debates and dxscusslons formal and Informal and on all imaginable subjects were held These often long outlasted the meetlng proving that Orotans really would rather argue than eat New members Fma Lxdo lacocca Kanehann and Lelby showed real promxse as debators The senlors have all left thelr mark on the club ln one way or another Fetterman and Olenwlne both notable for thelr orlglnallty m dlSCUSSlOhS lhrle as a capable publlclst who never sald anything not worth saymg Knowles as a competent leader Wescoe and Albert lacocca as interested llsteners or arguxng on the sldelmes And the ever present unlors formed the strong backbone of the club Cohen wlth his pet subject avlatlon Gottlieb wlth a head full of figures Yeager wxth has persuaslve manner Ruhe calmmg down Fnna Hardy who always quoted Arlstotle and Plato and Sheftel mamtalnmg a sphmx llke silence Needless to say Mr Waller gets a luck out of all thls and manages to dlvert the abllltles of membe s 1nto useful channels Every member of the club underwent a gruellmg test before admlssxon to membershlp and several failed on the1r First attempts at entry Thls system insures a hlgh level of ability ln the membershxp President Carl Knowles Secrelaru Henry Fetterman Vice President Robert lhrxe Treasurer Albert lacocca Facully Adusor Mx Raymond Waller Cn the plcture left to rxght flrst rowj Henry Fetterman Raymond Clenwme Richard Wescoe Carl Knowles Albert lacocca Robert lhrle Second rowj Milton Sheftel Wllton Hardy David Gottlieb Sydney Cohen James Lelby Mr Raymond Waller QBack row Robert Yeager Edward Ruhe Wllllam Kanehann Thomas Flna Cnot on picture Lxdo lacocca J Page Tao Hundred' Szrly A if r . ,Y , , ' . 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D l MUS Lat1n Club Organlzed by a mere handful of Latm enthuslasts at the begmnmg of thus year s second school semester the Latm Club has mcreased rapldly to almost a half hundred members Wnth Mr Frltsch as faculty advlser the new club blds fair to become one of the major extra curricular bodles at A H S Designed to promote a keen mterest nn the lxterary and cultural values of Latm the meetmgs are mstructlve and at the same txme always entertamlng Requirements are an average of 85 per cent m Latm and an interest ID the subject Llfe membershlp IS extended to members who have been graduated Presxdenl Robert lhrxe Secretary Althea Holben Vice Preszdenl Harry R615 Treasurer Fre ernck Hacket MEMBERS Senzors Kathryn Clark Anne Fetterman Sylv1aCetz Robert lhrle Carl Knowles Edward unzors Eloxse Brewer Dorothy Slegfrled Robert Yeager Sophomores Dorothy Bralcer Donald Brobst Edward Brown Patrlcxa Crawford Ruth Dxefenderfer Wxlllam Dlehl Melvm Dieter Kenneth Fulmer Sylvia Carfinkel Freder1clcHaclcet Clarxce Hamilton Mlldred Henri Althea Holben Wlllxam Kannehan Marle Katz james Lexby Claire Lunda Franklm Marsh Calvm Maybury john McCeever Floyd Moschml Lorrame Nlppert Lucretia Otto Geraldine Pellettlerx Pearl Petrobon Harry Rexff Mary Schantz Max Stettner Mary Weldenhammer Dorothy Wilmer Elizabeth Yamdl Paul Yoder Mlrlam Ziegler Page Two Hundred Srxly one X Lukens, Ellen Schrope, Katherine Werner. 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'VIEMBERS G0 US German Club Der Deutsche jungcnd Verem meets every other Frxday of each month nn Room Zl I under the supervnsxon of Mr Allam The first meetmg of the month IS devoted to the busmess of the club and the planmng of the program meetings The Christmas program the most important of the year IS one ln which the members of the club partlclpate and the other program meetmgs usually feature a member of the faculty as a speaker The thlrty elght members enjoy discussions after the mterestlng talks The purpose of the German Club IS to provide for IIS members an opportumty for the study of modern German people language and customs The close of the school year marks the close OFFICERS Preszdenl Ruth Shaffer Sccrelary Elva Strauch Vzce Preszderzl Fr1eda Stelff Treasurer Grace Lambert Advisor Leroy S Allam Ann Albrxght Edwln Angstaclt Vlrglnla Barber Robert Behler Martin Brossman Sydney Cohen Geraldlne Fuart Henry Fetterman Marjorie Fulcan ,lean Gackenbach Ruth Gotthardt Evelyn Guth Alberta Haney Allce Hausman Harold Helfrich Robert lhrle Grace Lambert Mae Llchtenwalner Bettle Muller Anna Lou Meuller jean Noll Madalxne Palladmo l ucllle Patterson Ruth jane Rogers Louise Romng Jean Sanders Helen Sauerman Margaret Schlenk Ellen Jane Schrope Ruth Schaffer Frneda Stexff une Sterner Flva Strauch Ruth Swoyer Betty Teel Irene Teman Dons Thoman Dorothy Torrence Page Tuo Hundred Szxly Iwo of a successful year of the German 'Club. h ' , , J MEMBERS G0 US Le Cercle Fr-anca1s Stralns of the Marseilles a Wednesday afternoon French Club meetmg And lnsxde l24 members forget their mother tongue Everything from minutes to reports from songs to reclta tions IS ln French Besides the better working knowledge of the French language and the cross section of the lives of the French people the girls ln the French club enjoyed llghter moments Among these was an amusing puppet show featuring Monsleur Popeye The programs under the expert guldance of Mlss Swope faculty advisor and Marguerite Klemtop president will leave lastmg memories of fascinating and enrlchlng experiences OFFICERS Preszdenl Marguer1teKle1ntop Secrelaru Katherine Peck Vzce Presldenl Roberta acoby Treasurer Dons Dleruff Kathleen Baller Gertrude Bauer Nancy Boyd Clorla Clader Betty Jane Coupe Dons DICYLIH Mayorxe Downs Gladys Faust Marllyn Femberg Phyllxs Flelschman eanne Frltsch Marjorie Caclcenbach Sylvla Getz Vlfglhla Clllesple Marcia Hallman Betty Harbaugh oan Herzer Dorothy Hlttell May Hollenbach Dorothy Howe oyce Huff Betty Hummel Helen Hurdell Roberta acoby Carolyn Kirby Barbara Knstler Betty Klstler Marguerlte Klemtop Julia Knowles Sally Magargle Thelma Max Shirley Newman Katherine Peck ane Romlg Dons Ruhf Fanny Samuels Clalre Schlegel Betty jane Sell Anna Stettner june Stofflet Barbara Strobel Murxel Tuchler Marllyn Yeakel Page Tu.o Hundred Sixty lhree 'wr' 1 . - . i J F ' ' J . , . . 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JV J .f f The class of I939 40 held a successful banquet this year in honor of all alumni members US The Commerc1a1 Club The Commercial Club an organization of the Allentown High 'School wa formed by the class of l928 to further interest in study development and research in all the subjects taught ln the Commercial department The aim of the club members is to become better acquainted with and to cooperate with local business men so that the school and the community may become more closely united The organizatlon meets every two weeks The monthly soclals are held at the home of the club members buslnes meetings are held in school the hrst affair of this sort since the organization OFFICERS Presidenl Betty jane Griffith Secretary Anne Koch Vice PYCS1dCHf une Radelme Treasurer Frank DeLong Faculty Advisor Mr Edgar Rabenolcl MEMBERS X era Bartholemew Anna Scherba Loretta Bauder eannette Slebert Mary Snyder Harold Diehl Margaret Fetzer Gerald Geist Betty Qnffirh son Avatlne Yarnall Robert Budias Frank DeLong ean Cuth Fleanor Hersh Betty Hess Rag mond ohn june Radellne Page Tu.o Hundred Sixly fou Anne Koch Dorothy Kramer Ceraldlne Marchetto David Morris Hayden O Donnell Harold Walbert Carl Walton Althea Weaver f ,xl I Admission to the club requires an average of 8562 in every subject in the Commercial course. 3 ' s ' ' . f . 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' I J , ' MUS The H1stor1ca1 Socnety Durxng the term of I939 40 the Hxstorlcal Socxety whxch meets ln Room 2 l 5 under the dxrec tlon of Mr Boyer planned and enjoyed many lnterestmg HCIIVIIICS After Presldent Thomas jenkxns opens the meetmg there IS usually a lwely and voluble dxscussnon between Sydney Cohen Thomas Fma Blll Kanehann and others who are always xn troducmg new ldeas and msxstxng that they be accepted by the club These dxscussnons range all the way from Fma s proposal that the Historical Club sponsor a dancing class to the sponsoring of an Information Please qunz whxch was fmally arranged A panel radlo dnscussxon was broadcast by members of the club mstead of the debate wnth a debatmg soclety whxch had orlglnally been suggested A scrapbook ns well under way contamlng cllppmgs deplctmg the clty of Allentown A movmg plcture 1n techmcolor taken of local hxstorlcal pomts of mterest was shown to the mem bers at a meetmg During the course of the year Mr Waller hlstory teacher spoke to the club on cultlvatlng a hnstorxcal polnt of vlew Constance Snelling a member of the club sketched the lxfe of Lmcoln for an appreclatxve audience and Thomas Fma authorlty on the Clvll War explained the battles of that war There are many commxttees which have proved actxve nn extending the lnterests of the club The senlors have land a good foundatxon for the junxors and sophomores to buxlcl upon just as hxstory can not be made ln a short tlme so the work of the club will go on changxng and developing from year to year OFFICERS Preszdenl Tom Jenluns Secrelary Shxrley Rodale Vzce Preszdenl MHTIOH How Treasurer Harold Helfrich Sponsor Mr Melvlllej Boyer Page Two Hundred Szxly fwc o u Q . ' . . , , ' , , . . v ' , - - , - . 1 , , 1 , . f MUS The Prlnters Club The Prmters Club IS the first of its kind to be Ofganlled ln the Industrial Department lts organlzatlon was lnSplI'ed by the xnterest ln the prmtmg trade shown by the Senlor punters After xts organization an Interest was developed not only ln the trade but also ln athletlcs fraternal and social 3CtlVltlCS Crowded condltlons segregated the lndustrlal Department from the ol l bulldlng but thls dxd not prevent the prlnters from organlzmg an active energetlc group Under the able supervlslon of Mr Robert A Mellman the club vlslted various prlntlng estab llshments held thelr first banquet and took a trlp to the nation s capitol The Green and Gold the printers basketball qulntet successfully competed wxth other teams ln thelr class ThlS lS the first txme a club of thls klnd has been attempted altho the members and the school feel sure that It will become a permanent lnstltutlon 1n the lndustrlal Department of theAllentown Hrgh School OFFICERS Presrdenl JosephR Wlndlsh Treasurer Harold Masters Secretary Percyj Stoudt Facully Advzsor Robt A Mellman Wlllard Bruder Arthur Helser Franklin Kleclcner LeRoy Kohler Albert Laluts Wlllxam MacLean MEMBERS Harold Masters lames MESSIC Harry Morre Robert Qulnn Rlchard Rabenold Percy Stoudt Frank Wagner Po bert Werner Wayne Wlllett Thomas Wllllams Joseph WlDdlSh Page Tao Hundred qrxlu SKI l US The G11-1 Reserves Wlth two hundred and fifty glrls for lts membership the Curl Reserves a dlvlsxon of the Y W C A under the SUPCFVISIOD of Mass Nlarlan Grlder secretary holds meetings weekly at the Y home The Seruor unlor and Sophomore clubs wlth thelr advisers plan their club meetings on the business soclal servlce and educatlonal bases Special features of this year s programs were dances a world fellowshlp tea school day party for recrultlng sophomores faculty tea partlclpatlon ID the annual Y W C A bazaar Chrlstmas party cruise party Pre Easter service Reserves served as hostesses In February for the annual C-lrl Reserves lVl1d wmter Conference The Councxl which meets once a month plans the yearly act1v1tles of the orgamzatlon and the ll'ldlVldLl3l clubs carry out these plans each ln lts own way OFFICERS Presldenl eanne Buck Corresdondmg Secrelary Betty Egge V :ce Presxdent Dorothy Holland Treasurer Ann Koch Recardmg Secretary june Mahler Publzczly jean Romlg ME 'VIBERS First row left to Ilghty Della Edel Ceraldlne Nllller ean Muller Petrma Calesto Betty Hess Second row Alberta Haney jean Romlg june Mahler eane Buck Dorothy Holland Ann Koch Betty Egge Stella Boylco Third Row Mary Hartzell Jeanette Choma Dorothy Fry Bernadme Hessmger Dorthea Bunk Dons Applegate Doris Conrad Mary Ellen Belhs and Beatrice Flchter Page Two Hundred Slxly seven mother and daughter affair,.banquet.- and other activities. ldesides theselthe Allentown Girl . ij . i ' f ' ' . 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MUS Grandfather l had a grandfather once He was rather small and white haired he spoke a strange mixture of l ngllsh and German and Welsh he told such enchanting stones There hved ln the old country across the sea ln the llttle town of Ponty prldd ln Wales a strong young man with a breadth of shoulder equal to any and a gift of laughter equal tonone He was a coal mlner and though he was voung he had a firmly of brothers and slsters dependent on xm He broke coal he dug coal he breadthed coal he lived m a house begrlmed with coal and suddcnly he weaned of coal He had heard that ln America there was land for the asking and pure alr for all He declrled to move his famlly there Theyleft Ponty prxdd one day the young Thomases They took their clothxng and their laugh ter wlth them to far off Amerxca Their flrst leg of the Journey to Cardxff they walked They walked untll they were footsorc and weary they often went hungry they often lost heart But stlll they we t on They reached the clty worn out and dirty and laughed at for their poor homespuns even by the urchlns IH the streets The metropohs of Wales was not kmd to these outslders xt was hard heal ted and cruel and It Ignored them The young Thomases decided the sooner awav the better The coal mmer he of the shoulders and the laughter approached a ship s captaln Slclrrae There are sxx of us who would like to sall Cot your money3 What s your name3 Zacharlas Thomas and there s Mary and ohn and Robert and l lewellvn and Kathryn Good enough Thev salled then the happy SIX Four of them loved the sea two of them liked It well enough but seaslckness IS a nasty state of mind and john and Mary kept fast m their bunks They were so happy they dreamed of America and speculated about xt They laughed and joked and sang they played and danced and planned And then a storm descendmg ln all xts fury on the craft tossxng and turning It at will The sky a mottled blue and grey and black shot wlth a clear plnk llght Kathryn the artlst of the family always ln search of new beauty and strange beauty ventured above deck and before the hornhed eyes of watching passengers was washed overboard by a great wave Man overboard' Man overboard' A gurl s just been washed overboard one of the young Thomases' They never saw Kathryn agaln The wild sea when lt had spent lts wrath must have cast her upon some foreign shore the sorrowful famlly hoped lt would be a beautiful one At the same tlme that the Thomas famlly decided to leave Wales the Custards of Suffolk England decided they too were tired of the everlasting mmlng and they too departed for America Salllng from Landguard Point Suffolk down and around Kent past Sussex and Southampton and Dorset and Devon and Cornwall they came at last up the Rlver Severn to Cardlfl It was here that sweet young Catherine Custard fell ln love all unbeknownst wlth Zacharlas When Kathryn Thomas was lost as sea lt was Catherine Custard who took plty on the young man With her smooth shmlng halr and her comforting smile she had done the best she knew how to cheer h1m And then one day just before the boat docked Page Iwo Hundred Srxlu cughl ,, . , : , , 1 . , , . , . , V , . 3 ' 3 . 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I 4 I-,R I-4 .. , X, , I ., - vl Nw, M 29' If X 'x .gg- Q FFF' F , F:'p,,P'F, 3 ju, I I 1 Y H ' 'vzgum Ai '5 LJ, ,fa J 'es 's 'Ns- V We m S A -A UMUS Grandfather Catherine He had a little knowledge of English having lived close to the border Cather me l don t know what l shall do when we land l cannot talk your English Yes Zachar1as3 Well l thought perhaps Would you like to join us5 om you' Well Slfl That is marry me J Catherine paused a moment Gladly Mr Thomas The moon shone on a silent de k the waves made the only sound Kansas Clrv flat land lntensely hot or bitterly cold The Thomases only hve now Llewellyn had stayed back east Zacharias and Catherine Mary and ohn and Robert were a little bitter This was the promised land this vast lonely country with its eternal rolling plains and sunbaked soil They wanted mountains and good black loam they wanted we Aly rain and reasonable temperatures they wanted a permanent home with a familiar feeling They were r tl s and then a rumor drifted west Land' dirt cheap New York State They listened to the news happily ln New York State there were hills and moderate winters and sum mers and b ides they would be closer to Llewellyn So they packed their furniture and clothes on their wagon tied the newly acquired cow to the rear and started the trek which was to take them halfway across the continent They went first to Dodge City a daring and delightful metropolis to these native pioneers They continued then to the Missouri border and up to the Lake of the Ozarks a third of the dis tance they hoped to cover They went on and on to St Louis through lndlana and Ohio through the recently developed oil fields of Pennsylvania eager to reach York State Amiable jolly they made friends as they went They tramped and rode long weary days in blistering sunlight and cooling rain they slept short peaceful nights beneath the stars Once again they planned and this time they would not be disappointed The Civil War had come and gone slavery had been and was no more Catherine and Zach arias Thomas had lost a little of their eager expectancy and hopefulness and had adopted a more mature attitude toward life They were respected citizens ln their community Zach had served in the Union army and had come through unscathed they had three boys Zacharias Richard Zacharias and Robert Zacharias they ought to be they knew happy When they had first Come to America they had come to escape the ever present mines and grit and dirt they had crossed an ocean to do this They yearned now with that same restlessness to escape their green fields and clear young streams they wanled to see coal dust and grimy miners and grey neat houses they had only to cross the state border into Pennsylvania to do this The dust formed a cloud over th slate piles and quarries and over nearby homes ln a hill top house near the quarries an old man dozed litfully an old man who had been young once with dreams and hopes and who was old now with nothing but memories They were happy memories and he had had a happy life It had been a hard life but he had been repayed by his Catherine by his boys all named after him in the Welsh fashion by his occas lonal trips to the city by the Eistedfodds he d won by his neighbors and friends not worldly pleasures but the pleasures that a strong Welsh miner with broad shoulders and gay laughter could understand and appreciate My grandfather furtively dried his tears l slipped away and left an old man with hlS memories ANITA FOLWEILER Page Two Hundred Sixty nine .. . ip.. . f be ' ' ' . . , ,,v A i . and from Dodge City they followeld the Arkansas River to Wichita where they reprovisioned. Ideas C llstenmg drops lllslur amz: The peaceful pool of thought Sendlng Rlpples mto the farthe t ml t Upsettlnq X t u lnoats o Sldl l thln IIN., Nlxncxxllx The Butterfly lle dips anl he darts Over wxcle meadows slummlng As the sunnx flax starts He dlpS and he darts l rom rocoon he departs lor wlth new lnfe he s l rlrnmms I le Cllps an l he darts C vcr wtde mea lows SICIITIITIIDQ Dom-. D The Bullder l built a wall around mx heart Against Y our hair Your smile l built ll tall and thxelc anl strong l he rampart was of stone But when you spoke to me l found The base was too unsound l qulcl-:lx lbullt a second wall Agamst Y our halr Your ewes Your smxle Your volce Nl he base was hewn from sollcl rock The rampart was of stone But when we lclssecl alas l found l cl left the gate unlnound l lmullt a third wall round mg. heart Agamst Your haxr Y our ewes Y our smlle Y our volce Y our lclss l he gate was locltel secure md tight The rampart was of stone But when we met agaln l found That love had made the base unsound That love had left the gate unbound And now l see Ihat culprlt l ove has lcept the lcex And the gate Shall ever open be LLN1 N I I 'VIARQI x HALLM tx Page luo Hundred Scvcnlq .wllll- .-fw k' . ' .- .- -' :X CO3 Y I K I 1-.RU -1- O03 Yiour eyes G0 US Youth Faces the World After graduatlon what3 ust what have we the hugh school graduates to look forward to after Commencement3 Accordlng to Noah Webster commencement IS the begmnlng or orlgln but to me It rs a dlvldlng llne between our old llves and our new lxves ln these new lxves we wlll be challenged to make our own declsxons we ourselves will have to choose a vocatlon we ourselves will have to choose the Ideal upon which we will base our llves Engines or box carsl Saccesses or fa1lures3 That IS the questlon that IS faclng the American youth of to day One hundred years ago Amerlcan chlldren drd not even go to school and very few vvent through hrgh school College graduates were unusual people ln their community Educatlon has grown untll now all states requlre by law attendance until fifteen or slxteen years of age Although many of our elders argue the polnt we really appreclate the opportunities gwen us Almost every young man and woman wants to go to worl and must go to work after he or she leaves school Every year about 3 000 000 boys and gxrls leave their classrooms eager to begln earnlng money The young people to day who are unemployed would rather work than loaf Day after day they have trled to get somethlng to do Most of the young people have kept up then courage and have been cheerful and hopeful but some grew restless and unhappy because their parents dad not reallze that to day s generatnon has problems dlfferent from those of yesterday But we cannot s1t back and walt for the adult world to solve our problems W e must help plan and fashlon our own futures We young people of today llve ln a different world from that IH which our parentS grew up The machlne has made great changes jobs are not only harder to get than they used to be but they are dlfferent The Dean of St Paul s has sand If you are to do any good ln your generation you must try to get a sane and temperate vlew of the problems whlch lle before you Wrecking slmply plays lnto the hands of reacuon l have trxed to get you to take long vxews There ns real danger of a breach of contlnulty ln our clvllxzatlon and a breach of contlnulty means the rlsk of loslng the hard won trlumphs of the human mmd and the lessons of experience Hence we fmd It 15 our well ln a poem by Angela Morgan When Nature wants to shame a man And fame a man And tame a man When Nature wants to shame a man To do his Heavenly best Then she trles the hlghest test Sets a challenge for has spxrlt Draws lt higher when he s near lt Then to test his Splflt s wrath Hurls a mountain ln hrs path Puts the bitter choice before hlm And relentlessly stands o er hum Climb or perxshl so she says Lo the crxsls' Lo the shout That must call the leader out When the people need salvatlon Doth he come to lead the nation Then doth Nature show her plan When the world has found a man3 The men who have risen to fame and fortune the men who have been the envy of the world because of servlces they have rendered or places of responsxbxlxty and usefulness they have filled have not been so honored lh an arbntrary way Thexr opportunlty was only equal to that of thelr fgllovirls but what appeared ordxnary to the average man was as a great door to opportunltles y t em The doors that open to us today the doors leading to further preparatlon to the fmdmg of our llfe s work and service are great doors We may under rate the value of thus opportunity or we may be mislead by some of the current fallacles and false tradmons fed our gulllble minds Page Two Hundred Seventy one T I ' . job to take all that is good from the past, and evaluate that which is new. This is expressed very MUS Youth Faces the World The Flghtlng heart may some day Wlh The qultter never can There s many a battle turns Upon the Splflt of the man Y es there are many adversarle we wlll have to flght But we are not lamentlng the fact we are strlvlng to meet them and overcome all these C0l'lHlCIlhg objects that may appear to be ln our way Achlevement 15 posslble however Doc ames l Vancf ln one of hls early books address ed to young men had dlSCU5SCd the matter of the three tenses The flrst of them lS To Have Here the standard of success IS personal possesslon lt IS the acqulrlng of goods that have a cash value The second IS To Do If we are determlned to measure the success of our llves by what we are able to do we wlll have to admlt at the verv beglnnlng that the most of us ln the end wlll be dlsappolnted The last one however 18 one we can all achleve We can all Re lVlllton has Sald There IS nothlng makes men rlch but that whlch they carry lnslde them If we take the Immortal examples t us by Nlcholas Nl cl Jy IH the book of th same name by Charles Dlc tens we all wlll certalnly go far ln thls world For Nlcholas proved to hlS money grasplng uncle that wealth IS one of the least rewards to be sought after Cllfton D Cray Presldent of Bates College ln one of hls talks to the students of that lnstltu tlon lncluded the followlng ln hls speech l propose to ask and so far as posslble answer three questlons wlth respect to youth What IS the worst that can be Sald of youth3 What IS the best-' What of youth as the hope for tomorrow3 lVlr Gray sald there were three characterlstlcs of youth that mlght be termed lnevltable lrresponslblllty superflclallty and lmpulslveness He declared thls was the worst that could be Sald of the younger generatlon of any natlon that not one of these faults could not be cured by tlme' As for the other Slde of the questlon youth at lt8 best lVlr Cray expressed the bellef that to be patlent to dream to dare are the three prlnclples of the youth of every age that wlthout these vlrtues there could be no progress He belleves that we the youth of Amerlca are the hope of tomorrow because we can carry on and complete the occupa IIOHS and deeds that our fathers have begun It lS up to us to take up these problems and carry on where the older generatlon has abandoned them And finally that we can remake the next generatlon Thls IS our greatest hope for the future ThlS IS our chance our responslblllty and our opportunlty And so lt IS up to us to make the next generatlon what we wlll Accordlngly we see that our new day challenges us to be prepared for the ISSUES of llfe and death problems and tragedles peace and war career and marrlage all the dlmCUltleS ln thls un known world to us for we have llved for the most part ln a world of our own a world created malnly for chlldren It was a real world wlth IIS dutles lts dreams ltS ldeals IIS tragedles and ltS problems Now we wlll have to be taught how to be leaders who have the glft of vlslon we wlll have to be taught to be leaders who have falth ln thelr own abllltles for achlevement we wlll have to be taught to be leaders who know how to llve at hlgher levels lh order to be the WISE PIOHCCYS of thls new world Betty Knowles belleves n us as does lVlr Cray whose message we quoted above for she WTIICS WEEP NOT FOR YOUTH Leave us our sllly dreams our hopeful song Grant us our new horlzons seemlng wrongs Fear not lf we explore heedless and free Deaf to advlce bllnd to reallty Leave us to our falths our starry eyed ldeals Trample them not they need not meet the test Of reason yet for tlme alone reveals The worth or waste of any golden quest Weep not for youth We may be rlght who knows How worlds may alter ln our strong young handsi And lf a burnlng zeal wlthln us glows Be patlent whlle we seek our promlsed lands We wlll grow WISE wlth fallure and wlth years There s tlme enough for judgment and for tears MARY KOEHLER Page Two Hundred Seventy Iwo Q S . 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' . . - - , . , f -. . l G0 US Hnother Blrthday Today I am seventeen' Ever slnce my sixteenth birthday I wished Oh if only I were seventeen instead of sixteen I bet then people would not dare say My dear child And now on my seventeenth birthday all I can say IS Oh' to be eighteen' Mother laughs and says Walt awhile dear Soon you will be wishing you coul:l subtract the years instead of adding them Silly Mother' as though I would ever wish to be a child agam when for seventeen years I looked forward to being grown up Maybe that is what she means that all my life I put older people on a pedestal and lmltated them I wanted dresses that were for girls two to three years older I wanted to wear hugh heeled shoes ever SIHCC I knew which foot my shoes went on and anything else that made me appear older than I really was By the time I really do grow up I ll be so tired of being an adult and will miss the advantages the children have and so will turn around and begin to act the ages of thOse two to three years younger My thoughts are Interrupted as father enters and announces cheerfully Happy Birthday daughter dear Tears well up ln my eyes and I choke Thank you Father and stop for more than that I cannot say while in my m1nd I scold myself Silly silly little fool how co you ever expect to grow up lf you can t even say the right words Women don t sit and cry when they receive glfts why must you3 Father understands of course and tactfully turns his back and busles himself with the VICW from the window Turning my thoughts agam back to the package ln my hand I slowly opened lt lmagmlng all sorts of objects that the package could contain but oh' ' never dm I imagine that my father would ever give me a complete make up set Father' Who bellowed for hours if he even suspected that there was a puff of powder on my face My father turned from the wlndow and I looked questlonlngly up into hls face my eyes pleading for a reason He smlled through the tears in his eyes and sald I suppose I have to admit sometime that you are no longer a baby but a young lady and I can think of no better time for admitting It than on your seventeenth birthday Could It be poss1ble3 Was I really belng considered a human belng at last3 But I had to make sure so hesltantly I asked Do you mean Father that you really do thlnk I am old enough to wear this thls make up do you3 Laughlngly Father answered Yes clear you re old enough May I agam wish you Happy Birthday and may this be the happiest birthday ever Without a doubt this is my happiest birthday for today I am a Lady' BERNICE B BERNHARD My Experlence W1th Cheese Like most of mv fellow human beings I like cheese When something IS needed for a mldnlte snack or a sandwich or an added touch to a meal I always suggest cheese Cheese never has the same flavor twice and lt never upsets my stomach that probably explains my partiallty for lt I have had so many pleasant tastes of cheese that the few unpleasant experiences with lt stand out ln my memory Several years ago in Munich it was my custom to do the family food shopping and smce I pocket whatever profit there was after all the food had been bought I became an mveterate bargain hunter lh every Munich food market One day as I passed through an open air market I stopped at a farmer s dairy stall One sizable piece of cheese immediately caught my eye Its price was a mere thirty pfennrg Think oflhal I said to myself That cheese wzllfzll Izlerally do ens of brolchen I hastily bought it although its odor was just a but offensive As I walked home the smell seemed to become more offensive but I was mercenary enough to forget the smell in view of the profits I had undoubtedly made F1na'ly dlnnertlme came around Mother filled a brolchcn with the cheese and as I took the first bite my nose detected at long last that this was limburger The odor soon filled the room and almost frantic from the intolerable smell I grabbed the cheese and mv sandwich and mad a bee line for the nearest garbag can far enough removed frorr' our room so that the llmburger could not penetrate to my sensitive nostrils During the same summer I came in contact with Dutch cheese The I-Iollanders are very proud of their cheese and so they serve it twice daily on their transatlantic liners The very first day on board I determined never to refuse the cheese course The chef s selection of cheeses was undoubtedly intended for me and the other fools who made the same resolution At first we were served with dellclou mild flavors until we became quite firm ln our determination Then horror of horrors that black sheep of cheeses the diabolical Roquefort was thrust upon us At least ninety per cent of us forgot our noble resolution from that moment on Because of these and similar experiences I have grown wary as to the kind of cheese I eat but when anyone allows me a good whiff of the piece in question before I eat It and I can convince myself that lt is neither Llmburger nor Roquefort you can count me ln for the lion s share of that cheese RICHARD W REICHARD Page Two Hundred Seventy three o - - .. A .. .. - , , ' ,, , , H . .. V. - Q , - , . , r fr' . . , . . . . .. . . - , , . - - . . ' . . v . , - . . , . . . . . .. , . o s ., - f - . A - . . . 7 . , . .. . . I . S - E . . . , . 5 . E0 US How to L1ve to Be a Hundred The Bible tells of men who llved many hundreds of years but llvlng centuries has been cut untll today we are allotted our seventy our three score and ten years This glves us five years nn whlch to enjoy our Soclal Securlty Townsend Pension and our Thirty Dollars Every Thursday payments Unfortunately this business of llvxng IS controlled by the Insurance companles These organlzatxons are not so klnd they gwe a man 57 6 years and a woman 58 4 years nn whxch to llve Thr deprives us of our various payments and all this money naturally reverts to the government Why then do we have a natxonal debt? Mr O Henry 102 attrlbutes hxs remarkable age to the fact that he was born xn l838 He says l eat drlnk smoke and chew all l want but l keep away from Insurance don t touch the stuff When Insurance gets you you re through My folks all used IDSUTHDCC and xt carried them under before they were sixty l didn t try any but all that money they offered me was mighty tempting Once a person gets m the tolls of msurance he lS doomed One tnme three men defied nts power and grew beards Today they are herdmg sheep ln Afganlstan From a hugh offlclal l managed to secure a llst showmg when the holders or vlctlms of ln surance expire The llst goes as follows I Short fat men and women dxe easlly and are kept ahve txll last At the age of slxty four and a half they due bxtterly dxsappomted at not havmg got their Soclal Security Tall thm underwexght people are shelved at fxfty Athletes are hardest to dispose of and are taken first Life begins at forty but not for them Senators and polltncxans are not for obvious reasons Included In thus discus non The llst continues for four more pages and Includes thus Item School teachers llve lndefmxtely but are pensxoned near the end A famous scxentxsts after many years of careful experlments sald that lf one eats green vege tables for eighty years he won t die young This thought provoking blt of news has caused me to dlscontmue my dlet of cheese and bananas Perhaps It would be better lf l would discontinue eatlng although up to this time lt has been tned wxthout success Whale others struggle to keep young or at least look young l avold the pamt and the henna pot and grow old steadlly As I walk down the street people stare at me and whnsper behmd thelr hands The problem facing elderly people IS how to grow fat and llve longer on their insurance But perhaps the greatest dxfhculty of old age I8 the decreasing use of the facultles At two hundred many can hardly run lh fact some can hardly walk The solution to thxs age old problem or perhaps l should call It this old age problem xs thus honesty IS the best policy even better than msurance Besides who wants to llve to be a hundred3 WALTER FELLER Page Two Hundred Sevcnly four 3. 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September Thn-d, 1940 e scene First floor front corrldor where the old Lincoln statue used to look over the students as they pass e lzme The first day of school September l940 e characlers Two seniors and three sophomores Fzrsl senzor Yeah Bull thus IS where you begxn to get your eclucatxon Why I remember the First day l stepped ln here Rlght here where we are standing now was the stachoo of old Ave Lincoln Fr rs! sophomore Chee Second senzor You bet there was a great man We followed hls words and look where we are now We always listen to our superxors and treated everyone the best as we could I bet you couldn t do xt could ji-13 Second sophomore Chee Fzrsl senior Wlnlcmg to the other SCHIOYD Yup we never gave any body any trouble We began to be well liked A coupla juniors liked us so much they even gave us a b rgaln oo know what lt was3 We bought two elevator passes for the prlce of one Yeah and l even have mme yet Third Sophomore Chee Second senzor Uh huh We have ours yet too And now that we are semors we are entltlecl to one free for each semester We fooled em though We have all our subjects on the hrst and second floors and we don t need them But boy dxd we have fun on those elevators Before and after school we used to run up and down that thing untll we began to feel like airplane pllots We had everyone waltmg for lt But they couldn t do a tnlng cause we had the passes with us We could get even wxth those wxse guys that shot spxt balls from the back of the room How bout lt chum3 Fzrsl Senzor And how At this pomt the sophomores hold a consultation and come out of the huddle smlllng Flrsl sophomore Say lm you know l ve been your pal pretty long How about sellm us one3 Fzrsl senior Well Mark whatta ya say shall we3 Second semor OK and let s sell them a coupla lockers and the meal tlckets we had left over for a free lunch ln the caf and the key to that extra home room up on the fourth floor that nobody IS usmg right now Fzrsl senzor Sure why not thev re our pals aren t they We will sell you the works for three bucks Whatta ya say3 Thzrd sophomore You bet Here you are Chee Thanks STEVEN YAREMA Where else but here do people speak And say the things they please3 Where else but here are all men free To worshxp on thexr knees? Where else but here does peace still reign Supreme for all to share3 Where else but here IS warfare past Whlle men Ftght men elsewhere3 Where else but here IS toll repald Wmth every single due3 Where else but here are all men free And xsms something new3 Where else but here can one man feel Security and rest3 Where else but here does freedom rung Wnth no one to molesti Where else but here can anyone Denounce wxthout a fearf Where else but ln Amenca' Nowhere else but here' ' ' MARGARET MERTZ Page Two Hundred Sevenly fwc Th . .U . Th' , . Th ' . A . Q . .JU ' 'gf .Q ' ' '. -D C00 'Ihat nurses ln hospxtals are apt to In too much stress on arlvanta 'ln MUS their flutx of th xnkfulness ls shown hx the following speech Chaplain bo poor Hopklns I9 cleacl Shoull llke tn have spoken to hlm an I soothed his ast moments Whx chdn t wou call meJ 'Nures I dl ln t think xou shoul I he dlstur Jed f O k I COLlld Ffly Stall, or p ms slr so just soothed hlm as best Chaplain Wlmx Vvl'1?ltCllClVOllSlW to l'llITll Nurse flplc am sez he Opklna sez No sez he Opkms sez N es sez he Opkxns sez I dont thmk ms xou re wen suk I I dont thlnk xou Il get better I xou re gomg Ixst Iclon t thlnk xou tan ope to go to twen I can sez he We then Opklns sez I xou ll go to afles I suppose so sez he Opklns sez I xou ought to he werx grateful as there s a place perwlflel for Vou and h t at xoa ve got some vhere to go An'l I think e earcl slr for e just fave a lxttle groan turnefl OVCI' End CllC l HAROLD HEL! RICH Over a thousan I vltal worlds Cast a thousanl varled moo ls Relaxed IH creaklng rocklng chalr HIS pxpe ln hand the wean farmers steals One 1'lle moment from his work Ixllezl dax In vwhlsperel tones two lovers fontllx speak SCOYIHI12 CUVIOLIS exes anil ears of vlllau, nelghluors Xs the slowlx smlnglnv h-xmmoeks pauses heglns ag nm hazing towarl the star filled heavens W lute halreel wlth tlrecl face a woman praxs or Reunion anfl eternal lbllss with one she loves The eager student wlth keen ohservlng exe Xnel sclentxhc dlpl c etents an un llscoverc I vwoncler Ur thrllls agaln to the YIIXSILYIUIIS splenclor of the skles Half hlclclcn In the ettx s hugh tmur Ant harl hrught glltterlng llghts the stars provide 51. blt of nature for an urban population Klnllx peaceful stars Over a thous ml varlecl worlds Cast a thousxncl vlt xl moods Page fuo Hundred Seunlq six I . A . I Y L I A Ik I I CO9 Gentle, frienclly Stars , . I4 I , rv v. , 1 v I V r' V., f K Q ll I I ' Is , l l I .' ' ' thy.. 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' CL.-xlm.S1'u1.r-,ol-.L ges l'CCClVCd In patients U Stellar Romance ' She was Venus and he was Mars And they were just two love slck stars She was hlgh and he was low She would glimmer and he would glow She would pass hxm all the week But they would never pause to speak For she was deaf and he was dumb And yet they d speak when night would come He with her would never stall So she for hlm could never fall And yet lf Cupid s darts could meet Wrth both of them why they mxght cheat Narrators of this poet lore for she IS Love and he IS War MARGART MERTZ 2.171115 poem was accepted and prmled ln The Nalrana1Poelrq Anlholonq Sub Chaser 642 ln the mlst laden harbor of and Isolated port a Smal sleec vessel rests at anchor She IS the dreaded submarine chaser SC642 with a strmv of seven enemy crafts to her credxt On board her crew IS buslly engaglng xn mysterlous operatlons preparlng her for the greatest task of leer career that of raxdlng an enemy submarlne base protected by the dreaded anl deadly magnetlc mme Her captain knew that no SHIP save his small craft could penetrate these areas He knew too that hrs deck guns were far mferlor to the super guns carrled bv the submarines Yet lt was his duty to invade and destroy as many as he could of the forelgn seaflsh He and his hrgh ranking offlcers hgurezl that lf the enemv could cruise ln and out of their har bor wlthout engaging the mlnefxelds so could his craft This deed had to be performed ln the ut most secrecy under cover of fog and darkness All shore leaves were cancelled provxslons were taken on Onlv pIcked men were to go on thls suxclde attempt Upholdlng the gallant technlque and tradltlon of the Unlted States Navy every smgle man of the crew volunterred Slowlv wrth the men buslly engaged at thexr posts the small craft steamed to xts doom All the hard boiled men cracked under the straxn wondering whether they would ever s e thelr be loved kxnfolk again Silently they reached thelr destination The little craft cut all its engines lt was now for the lncommg Il Je to carry them to their task Sllently each man waited at his asslgned post ready to perform hrs task From above ln the crow s nest comes the soft call that the base hes dlrectlv ahead Every nerve txngles every heart beats faster Rnslng llke a curtaxn for a stage performance the fog thxns out First only forms are vlsxble then like an unbelievable mirage an entlre fleet of silvery submarines as seen rldlng at anchor The crew goes mto action with a barrage along the waterllne of the resting crafts One of the under seas boat sprung a leak before the dazzled men realized what was happening Then their shore batteries sprang into actlon shelling the little target with a merciless onslaught To the gallant men on the craft It meant fight to the end They hred their lone dec' g n at an overloading rate ever hoping for a strike Steadlly the shore batterles End the range hve hun 'red yar ls short then three hundred then one hundred and a terrxhc blast rocked the waterfront A shell had found Its mark But not before little 642 had sunk four prize submarlncs They had done what they had set out to do Eoyur. ANc.sTxDT Page Tuo Hundred Setenly seten , . ! , . . , V - grudges men had against each other were forgotteng all had to work harmoniously together. Even E0 US Pennsylvama German To llve lh the land of the free and the home of the brave ns the supreme thrxll of hvmg but next to that the Joy of bemg one of that small army of Pennsylvanla Germans not wxth the shadow of a dlctator hovermg over them but the warm rays of the sun as they work ln golden wheat flelds or take their places as cltxzens of thls the Keystone State cannot be surpassed lt IS a feellng of pride which surges through us as we rightfully help ln the guidance of thls heaven blessed country for didn t our sturdy honest God fearmg ancestors help m the founding of thxs proud nation dldn t they work and slave to make this a land of the people by the people and for the people and haven t thenr efforts made a lastmg xmpresslon on clvxhzatloni Who can doubt that th se are true3 You say that some mlght present arguments which w1ll repudxate them but consider for a moment aren t these persons perhaps confusmg theAmer1can Germans with those rapxdly deterxoratmg pure Aryans of whom Adolf Hxtler IS so proud3 The Pennsylvama stock would never submit to the whlms and selflshness of a man of less moral char acter less mtelllgence and less human feelxng than any other character whlch could possnbly be concelved by the simple lmaglnatlon We are a practical sturdy hard working race not easily swayed by publlc opmlon wealth and trickery Anyone should be proud to acknowledge himself a Pennsylvania German although we are often sllghted by a feehng of superlornty radlatlng from those of English or French ancestory nevertheless we need not feel shghted for any one of those persons upon lookmg up the true history of their ancestors would hnd that they have very llttle upon whxch to lay thelr clalm of prlde It IS xgnorantly placed against a background so black so corrupt and so falsely extravagant that nt IS very httle to boast of ln fact lt 15 foohsh to he idly by and bask ln reflected glory whether unfounded or true for the modern world IS one which llves for the present not the past We are all pleces lh patterns whrch are constantly bemg woven by the Master Weaver as the world changes We trace our ancestory not back to the mother country Germany but to the begmmng of t e new German race who were among the settlers of Amerlca They were the mstngators of the new German group the real forerunners of whom we have a rlght to be proud for although Prmces and lords may flourish or may fade A breadth can make them as a breath has made But a bold peasantry their country s prxde When once destroyed can never be supplied just as these honest hard workmg people are now being driven out of their fatherlands so the Germans many years ago came to Pennsylvania driven out by the ever present enemxes of happy hvmg rehgxous persecutlon polltlcs and war and now they make up an xmpressxve proportlon of the population of thxs state whose protection they sought as refugees lt ns a story of a grateful son The Germans are gratefully repaymg the Keystone state thelr foster mother by their thrift steadmess and patrlotxc love of llberty One of them who became very famous was a Germantown teacher FYBHCIS Danlel Pastorlus of whom Whxttler has sand He ceased and bound lh spxrlt with the sound Wnth folded arms and eyes that sought the ground Walked musmgly hlS llttle garden round This was due to his disappointment over the rejection of the petltlon for the abolltlon of slavery an outrage to his lxberty lovmg race Hxs brothers In greatness were such men as Muhlenberg and Schlatter who were leaders of the new Pennsylvanla race They were men of the people free to express themselves m their new land without fear of oppressnon or raclal prejudlce It IS a free land llke ours that brings out the best ln men and their loyal rosy cheeked wlves weren t afraxd of turnmg their round faces to the bllstermg rays of the sun they were workers they were respected members of farmmg and urban commumtles and they had famth From early morning to the last scarlet rays of the setting sun they worked proud that they had somethmg to work for feelxng not contempt and sup rxorlty towards the lnfe th y hvezl tllhng the soul and that wlth gratxtude for wasn t It glvlng them new hfe3 They bullt thelr sturdy farm homes thelr large barns and established their proud tradxtxons many of which exlst today The rolhng green hulls of Pennsylvama were hllls of Paradxse to the peace thirsty people and they drank their full Home cured hams and sausages were thelr ambrosla and rlch sweet mllk their nectar Page Two Hundred Seventy ezght . . . . . . , - . . . . , I v - 0 V - . , . . - . 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Q O - ' . . - ,iflflhil -U Ps Q 5 5 I I X15 f I A QS ,Qiyi ,! 5 ww ff' ii? f D If' 1: ,iw ' g dy 53 mils.. 4 A 'U 4 d ,-ml. . za 'Yu 415'Q ' 3 4s-foqi E ll rgg US Pennsylvama German HGPPIDCSS relgned supreme on a typlcal German farm ln a peaceful green valley protected by a Celllhg of blue Wlth whlte robed guards the clouds constantly on duty The modest whlte frame house was always spotlessly clean bullt for comfort and for happy plav of busy vlvaclous chlldren There was no false prlde no attempted dlsplay of extravagence lt wasn t necessary for what they lacked ln materlal wealth they dldn t try to mltate they had treasure houses of happlness the rarest form of wealth and the most lmportant Besides the typlcal farm house there was a charmlng outhouse used as a kltchen ln the sultry summer days a smokehouse a wonderful mysterlous place whlch turned freshly kllled hogs lnto dellC10US hams and sausages some of the pleasure of farm llfe and finally the barn the nucleus and malnstay of a farm It IS a large SPBCIOUS blllldlng palnted red with plctures of horses competlng wlth p ctures of nature lt IS the home of the large hard worklng farm horses who take advantage of a well earned wlnter rest and the cows who provlde the farm s nectar and part of lts llvellhood lt IS only the strong the forceful and the appreclatlve of nature who can remaln on farms but as rule those who are really devoted to country llfe flnd rewards whlch the rest of us usually mlss Perhaps lt IS really thelr tradltlons whlch kept the early Pennsylvanla Germans happy and content We can t be sure but maybe It IS also safe to assume that these very tradltlons also were strong enough to keep these people together Let us use our lmaglnatlon and plcture ourselves on a typlcal farm We worked hard all day but one thought kept our tlred splrlts up tonlght was vlsltlng nlght At seven 0 clock Dalsy and Bllly stralnlng to get lht0 the cool atmosphere outslde the barn were harnessed to the famlly buggy Off we set at a brlsk pace down the narrow whlte fenced lane leadlng from the barn and how short the rlde to our frlends home seems when everyone IS happlly Slnglng all the way As we enter the cheerful llvlng room of the large farmhouse we hear laughter pourlng forth llke a merry tune from a muslc box when the swltch IS turned on from every corner of the spaclous llvlng room We see many of our frlends from nelghborlng farms and after exchanging hearty gree lngs the men eager to escape from the chatterlng and actlvlty of the women troop sheeplshly lnto the kltchen leavlng thelr wlves ln full charge of the parlor ln the center of the room there IS a sturdy loom for thls IS prlmarlly a qulltlng party Flylng flngers cast shadows on the red tullps spread over a whlte background and as we work gathered about the wooden frame our tongues keep pace wlth our Flngers We all have somethlng to say whether lt IS about Johnny s cold the Snyder s the kltchen the men are ralslng or lowerlng the merits of certaln seeds a new team of horses or they may be dlscusslng the posslblllty of chlpplng together to buy a new tractor but all these lmportant dlscusslons cease when our hostess serves her famous snltz ple pound cake and clder so dellclous that you can see the glow of red cheeked apples fadlatlng from lt At nlne thlrty perfectly contented both physlcally and mentally we set out for home ThlS tlme the moon and stars llght our wav and turn the lane mto a falrv road leadlng to a white frame castle Although buggles and qulltlng partles are gradually fadlng IDIO the realm of the past thls slmple way of llvlng and lastlng tradltlons have made deep and last ng lmpresslons on Pennsyl Vahla and people llke our own Pumpernlckle Blll are keeplng al1ve the poetry and storles of our race however do not get the mlstaken lmpresslon that all Pennsylvanla Germans are llvlng on farrns many of our best and most promlnent cltlzens trace thelr ancestory back to the early German settlers and there are few who would not acknowledge that fact moreover one of the best known screen characters Clark Gable openly boasts of hls Pennsylvanla German stock lh a clty of famous people Can anyone be blamed for boastlng of that ancestry3 It IS wonderful to be a part of such an adventure and to have a rlght to be Amerlcan What more could a person ask for than to be a member of a noble race a cltlzen of the most wonderful country ln the world and the most won derful state ln that country3 Of course we have not made marked contrlbutlons to llterature for there IS no Pennsylvanla German language It IS a dlalect a comblnatlon of German and Dutch for whlch there IS no place IH llterature ln a country whlch IS so IS so consclous of trylng to speak and Wflte perfect Engllsh however that dlalect IS belng kept al1ve bv folk poetry and muslc and prlmarlly by the people themselves many of whom stlll speak It ln preference to Engllsh Our race and customs wlll never dle because they blnd lts people so closely together and are so lmportant to us just as the lrlsh and Scotch customs have exlsted through the centurles and are lmportant to those peoples for the success and endurance of a race depends on lts customs and tradltlons They are the foundatlons for a happv progresslve clvxllzatlon and wlthout them natlons would crumble just as a few have smce greedy p0lltlC8l machlnes have put aSldC the one thlng that holds people together but we the Pennsylvanla Germans wlll never have to fear the destructlon of our race because we are so closely knlt to gether and as such we wlll always reap a harvest of happlness and contentment RUTH BROSSMAN Page Two Hundred Seventy nmc . . . 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NAI I II ' w Ccvmpliments Qi the Class of 1940 1 II 1,11-:gl LEHIGH VALLEY'S LEADING SPORTS SHOP Golf Sw1m Su1ts Tenn1s Sportswear Baseball l:'1sl'11ng Tackle W1tW9P Jones Co 913 Ham1lton Street I - I N ' 2-27 OPIXN l YI ININC Compliments Qi the Class of 1941 1.-1' ll 111-:gh We re Experts at Dlploma cy ,., 0 Nilll ll NIIIIINUI In I ,Q s x 1 xx Nlllllfi I ll I X Sx l Nl ll I Q l CQN IX Ill tll NCCSNUIIK N 11110111 Q, N WIX HIU WUI I H. LEH s. co Page Two Hundred Eighly-eighl Csmpliments of the Class of 1942 lyl'-ll J1u,1 -- BETHLEHEM BUSINESS COLLEGE LNION BANK BUILDING IEOURTII STREET AND BROADWAX BFTIILEHEM PENNSYLVANIA I N lllll I IUII Fl I if ll A DISTIINC TIXI BUSINI' SS SC HOOI OFIEI RINC FIWI4 CONIPI I-'Il C OLRSI S SH RPTARI XI BUSINESS TR AIININC STIEWOGRAPIIIC JUNIOR AK K OUWTINC IIIGIIILR ALLOUINTING AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION X J CH I'l I 4 ll I IC DAX ANID I X ENINC Sl SSIONS FRH PLM PMENT SI RN It I NI F 'NI KC I'I President 14 flwlhae 7elLi Mme Iffncm a 7 JWGM4 The full page plctures fAlIentown the Beautlfulb m thns volume were made ln our plant by our Gelagram method and they tell a vlvnd story of MODERNIZED prmtmg methods YOLR OWN ADVERTISING can be made more effectmve by the use of pictures Lall 3 5191 and arrange an mtervlew HOLBEN--PRINTING Page Ima Hundred Nmelu , , Y f L I A 1 1 , I I'1sI:nImIisI1v1I I89' IXI'l'IIOYEID BY 'I'III'1 f'ommiIlvv on 5I::114I::r1IsuI' I'r:u'Iic'v for l,1'IlIISj'II'ilIII1I Iiu-im-N fc-I Is null Ihc fz ' il . 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Q64 msunf Home' HY struggle along with old lash oned out mocled equ1pment3 That s homemaklng the har:l way With modern gas appllances you re free of drudgery free of hard work free to enjoy llfe l vestlgate economlcal t me and labor savmg GAS appllances TO DAY Th y re IHEXPCHSIVE to buy You and USC BETTER llllllllill MODERN El! APPLIANCES Allentown Bethlehem Gas Co Nlrs I S Burkholder Robnrtl U Burkholder 1 lm 4 J S uc Ullltlllllr, PLNERAL HOME ' le st lbllshnd 1899 Xnr C ondltumed 1111111 l hm ll n 1601 HAMILTON STREET ' ' Keepmg customers IS p0SSlble only by keepmg falth wlth them XOU can depend on us Q00 ZOLLINGER HARNED COMPANY Page Tu,o Hundred Ninety one , aj .tix , l 1 . I' - I '15 5 4 at f W L v , - - ' A il, ' L' A 5' , ' if Q C A ' ' .Xl ilu- snuml of thc- lllllIll'I' gong. grvul minrls run in ilu- sum - vllz 1-l. - - 'l'l1 were s X l' H' Zllliblll him 1 ' llmi :lw likvrl. lull llc spout il. ll. 1 . 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' v ' , ul F'IDIIE5II IIIC3Ii ESCIPICJCDL THFN COME TO ALLENTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 920 and 977 HAMILTON STREE11 'X SucccsSfuIScI10oI I njoxlng the Prestige ofthe I: ntlre Communltx COURSES RCCYCIUYIUI Slcnograplnc Business Adzunccd -'Ircounlrm, Complclc Accounizrq SLSSION5 DAY AND NIGHT MODI RIN II XI' BOOKS MODI RIN PQLIPIVII INT LXCI ILI TNI IACLI TN SOCIAI ACTIVITIES AIND BASKI-TBALI I N I Excellent qchcol Spirit and Pleasant Atmosphere Purlher In ormalxon on Rcques! Lst I869 Phone 4790 Inc 897 Hunslcker Company WI-IOLLSALF CIC-ARS TOBACCO CANDY etc Drslrzbulor 0 1 N NlNtlIll Quinn I I H I II UPTOXOL ,m ,H WEAR FETTERMAN 5 4 HATS 243 'N SEX ENTII ST ' Xllentown, Pa H Page lun Hundred Xllltfll 'IIVLC' Flilfli l'I.IlIliNII'1N'l' .IHCY Illli . f A T . ' I . 'I'Iu- IIII-:1 IIl:lI I'I'IIll'IlI NIIHIIIII Iu- lINI'II Im' :III palm-1114-IIIN ix :I I-nm-rm-Iv ' 5 J IIIIIIIQIII. :xml mud In-xmplv I:lIu- II for I1'I'ilIlIII'. ' V In fIt'I'Il12lll sI1I- I'I'I'IiIIllI'Y Ilirl f I-xi--II. 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