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

Text from Pages 1 - 338 of the 1942 volume:

Foreword We have been together tor three splendid years We have pon dered over Shakespeare struggled through algebra, cheered our teams to vlctory, chatted over the clatter of dushes In the cafe, and slept In study hall We whistled the same tunes lustened to the same lokes Together we have met truumphs and fallures, remalnlng unshaken by either We made mistakes but the cheery encouragement of friends and teachers gave us a warm and secure feeling Now they tell us that we must part Wlth a suckenmg suddenness all that we learned to love and respect IS to be taken away from us We hope that the l942 Camus wlll serve as a rnlrror whereby we can look back upon all the loys and perhaps some of the sorrows of those short years Although we are leavmg th se halls and many of us may be forgotten our spurnt wnll lmger on, and m the stullness of the nlght, the halls wnll re echo the laughter and happiness of a beautltul yesterday I . , . I ' I ' 1 I . is S 3 3? JV, fm.. 4' 1' P-fi Q uw 1. A If E is i i o 4 .4 ? 1' .iff 561.519 V .34 JE' ' 145:-' w 'R'-. Q if , ' 5 I? 45 1' Alma Mater All howl our Almo Mater dear Our volce of prouse ond glory hear To whom oll reverenc we bear Of you forgetful we ll be ne er We shall forever for you yeorn And cherish all thot we may learn Through future doys of lnfe Mud 'oy cmd strufe True may we slond both lo you Throughoul the lond of you we ll sung Loud wall our prolses ever rung Of doys thot hoxe passed by Fond memornes of clear old hlgh Oh Almo Mofer heor our pronse To you all honor we do rouse Through future days of life Mud ,oy cmd sfrnfe True may we stand, both fo you And Conory ond Blue , D V I , , , 1 F I And Ccmury cmd Blue. I I I , 2 A f I 0112115 ll Wlllldlwu E Dlehl W11f01d B Bel el bln Q L Luuda CIGIICG K HiII1ll1CDIH M1ldTGd B Teva mmm S+iIl1QV C Fredel 1Ck Q 5 afy ftrlilnr-in-f ffirffw flssislfmls ' ' . is N Q 'r . Frank H. Mgarsh Gecyrqia Callahan fgzzsizzws FrQdQJ'iCk F. Reflslcer Thcimas W. 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I :J Class Poem To My Graduating Class They file out down the shaded path A decade cmd two years of lute reclaimed And Tame caught fast, for one nostalgnc second an the rustlmg of the trees the footsteps and the movmg shadows on the pale walls Two by two they come now A gray capped lme their tassels swmgmg Lups parted breathlessly and eyes expectant And now one last glance backward up the green stretch to the wlde steps and the open wlndows Thrcats tlghtened and wrth faces strangely solemn Years drlft back upon them .lammed lockers and a lost book Scuffed saddle shoes and rolled pants legs Whste dlclfeys and a strung of pearls Sunlught on a desk scratched deep wnth M R H M The darkened audntoruum and the smell of the dust and grease paunt In the hushed wlngs Knees shaklng and your first speech The broken slat In hnstory class thurd seat fourth row A bug dance a gagged tear ID floatmg tulle The football field and shlnung gym floor Torn programs hoarse voices and barbecues and records at the Rltz Labs lecture rooms extended crams Themes crumpled papers last exams And you Mary smlle and you Jack walk wnth your head held htgher See lust out above you? Out where the trees are partmg and the wnld gold sunlught cuts the clouds? There where the road turns clear and sharp grows broad then bends from sight? Out there IS Lute' Out there youll be a man Jack and you a woman Mary Out there IS hard work Bob A rtvet gun the welder s torch the smllmg face behnnd the grocery counter the soldner khakn clad careers and homes ambltuons realized and dreams realuty Out there are fanlures and successes Jane Out there IS peace war bnrth and death and yes a sleepless mght But happmess more than hearts can hold If you wall take the hours the days the years and flll each tumbled beat of tlme wnth all your heart your ltfe and what the world oFFers Charnty A Coleman We asked Charuty to wrute thus commencement poem for you Remember she had to leave school because of her father's ullness2 We hope you wall like her poem as well as we do The Comus Stat? I I I I I I I 1 . I . . . I I I I I I , I . . I . I H I '. I I A I I I I ' I I ' The tassels are turned on the gray caps. I I l I I 1 . I I - , I I ' I ' I I I I I , . . . . . I ' . I I 1 ' 1 1 1 . I . . I I I I I OHN C, SCHUMAKER Dedication It rs wuth deep sohsfochon Tho? thus scnence ednhon of the Comus honors Mr John G Schumoker Hrs unfonlnng good humor hrs deep cmd smcere Interest rn both hw subgect ond has students cnd hus constant demond Vor accuracy un the classroom ore quoluhes whuch we oll odmrre In grateful CIDDVQCICITICVT we therefore deducofe thus Comus To our tecxcher ond friend Mr John G Schumokev , . . , . , 1 I . , A . . , . . . Science Today, In thus ever changing world, science plays a leading part No new maternal could be manufactured, no machine could be improved, no hygenuc advancement could be made without the and of science Whether we realize it or not, science ns the base the foundation stone upon which our whole cnvulnzatuon ns constructed This foundation must grow as our clvnluzatuon grows, or the whole structure will topple and fall into rum For most of us, our first Introduction to high school science occurred in our sophomore year, with the sublect of biology Although at the tame, the sublect probably seemed to be a waste of time to us today we see It In a different light Biology means a study of life lt offers a wealth of opportunity to the student, who may become intimately acquainted with all forms of life, both plant and ammal The real, practical value of biology ls, however, the general knowledge of hygiene which one receives lf the general prmclples of health which one receives In biology were put to universal use, the health of the whole country would be greatly benefited by nt For the student who washes to go farther un this field, our hugh school offers courses in botany, which dealswnth the study of plants, and zoology, which deals with the study of animals Both of these subgects are an excellent preparation for college work an this field lt has been sand that chemistry us the backbone of our civilization When one thinks of the great number of advancements made possrble by chemistry, one can hardly doubt that thus us the case The amazing development of plastics as only one phase In the expansion I ' I . . . . . . . u , . . 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Science of chemnstry We now have plastncs ten tames as strong as steel, made from such mslgnufi cant and mexpensnve products as sweet potatoes, corn, and peanuts The men who made these great dlscoverues had the foundatnon of thenr work gnven to them nn the hugh school All the students who plan to take chemsstry ln college have a wonderful opportumty to learn the fundamental pruncnples of chemustry nn the elementary course offered by the Allentown Hugh School Although physucs annually attracts the least number of students of any of the sciences yet nt IS one of the most valuable to a student mtendung to go to college Physucs ns an exactmg science, and nt ns thus requured exactness and accuracy whlch so well prepares students for college entrance The value of physucs ns now bemg realnzed for the first tame by applucants for the aur corps Physncs, together wnth trngonometry rs the basns requure ment Undoubtedly, In the future, physucs wall be of tremendous Importance smce all the branches of engmeernng, whnch us really applued physlcs, are bemg greatly enlarged At the present tume, we are nn the mldst of a world war Many people are mclmed to blame the war on scaence That may be partly true but, nt ns only true because maternal scnence advanced so far ahead of socual scuence ln the future we must gave more attentuon to the promulgatuon of the socnal scnences so that the advancemerts made possuble by the maternal scuences wull be utnhzed for the benefit of mankind, and not as weapons by some power mad dvctator I . , ' ' I - I ' I I DANIEL W. HAMM, Principal 61118018 AMESW RICHARDSON PH D VrccPr1nc1pal ELSIEM HECKMAN I FROY K MILLFR Br NJAMINI Kfxwr 6011712 NAME Damel W Hamm James W Rlchardson Elsle M Heckman LeRoy K Muller Benlamm Kane LeRoy S Allam Melvllle J Boyer Thomas J Brennan Mabel E Mulock Earle H Wemshelmer George W Zummerman Warren F Acker Edna M Allen Martha G Arthur Clarence J Ayres Charles C Bachman Mmnle Bachman John A Baker Helen Smith Baumert Lucy Bottner Mmam Boyer Anna F Buehler Edwm D Clauss Paul Clymer Charles W Dunkel Eluzabeth Dletrlch Charles W Ensenhard John L Elsenhard James R Flexer Florence Fogel Dorothy Foster M L Frankenfield Claude A Freed J Warren Frutsch Robert Gehrmger Helen S Gerhard David R Hacket Charles Haure Blanche Hallman Mahlon A Hamm Richard Hartzell Esther L Heffner Paul F Held Robert Herbeln Mary E Herbert M Rhoda Herr Isabel Jeffery Charles R Johnson Ruth Knstler Leon B Kllngaman Ralph Knauss Russell J Knauss Mabel K Knecht Ray H Kressler Marne Kressley The Faculty SUBJECT Prrnclpal Vlce Prrncrpal and Boys Advisor Girls Advisor Assistant Vrce Principal Assistant Boys Advisor Head of Foreign Language Dept of Social Science Department of Science Department Head of English Department Head of Mathematics Department Head of Commercial Department Music English Ill English II Mechanical Drafting Plane Geometry Bookkeeping I German I Dramatlcs Bookkeeping I ll Salesmanshrp Physical Education Clothing U S History Physical Education Commercial Arithmetic Typewrltlng II U S History Prob of Democracy U S History Head Head Shop Mathematics Cookmg Book g I Shorthand I Typing Econ Physics Senior Science Economics Finance Latin ll III IV U S History World History English IV Swrmmrng Cabinet Making Typewrrtrng I Il Auto Shop Advanced Arlthemetrc Englrsh III IV English Il Electric Shop English IV Lrbrarlan Retail Sellmg Machine Shop E E History Coml Geog Rapid Cal Auto Shop Physical Education Foods Shop Mathematics English III 0 G Paul Fink ....... .............. 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History, World History NAME Mary E Krnebel John N Lernbach Nevln T Loch A Francis McConaghy Harry R McCullough Robert M Mellman Esta E Metzger Fred H Manner Paul Nagle R R Neely Andrew Osmun Harvey Prescott Edgar Rabenold Herbert Reuchard Roger Rentschler Anna L Schadt Dorothy Schlucher Frederuck Schmerker Herbert B Schmoyer Phullp Schmoyer John G Schumaker M Alnce Schwanlnger Joseph M Sewards Ralph W Shlmer Ellzabeth V Slller Helen Sloan Pearl Smith Charles Speck Mary J Spence Robert Staufter Frances D Stemmuller Robert Stlmmel Marlon Struthers Dorothy Swope George E Thomas Edgar H Ulmer Ruth Wagner Raymond L Waller Wellungton Walters Floyd Weaver T Mahlon Wnerbach Herbert H Wentz Ralph V Wetherhold Kenneth T Wlldonger Grace Woodrnng Edward Zummerman Albert Bllllg Eleanor Gelslnger Margaret Kunkle Aral Hollenbach Ruth Redpath Oswell Seup Blanche Sery Bertha Starner The Faculty SUBJECT Typing I Shorthand I Bookkeeping II Architectural Drattlng U S History English ll U S History Math Plane Geometry Prmtmg Shorthand I U S History Chemistry Algebra II S Geometry Pattern Making Instrumental Music Commercial Law Coml Arithmetic Plane Geometry Algebra II F Drawing English II III Biology Physlography English II Latin ll Chemistry Latm II World History Electric Shop Typewrltlng I Physical Education Bookkeeping II Cabinet Making Engllsh II III Biology English III IV Bookkeeping II English ll III IV French I II Bookkeeping ll Accounting Cabinet Making Advertising Salesmanshrp English II U S History Bookkeeping I Rapid Cal Coml Georgaphy English II III IV Mechanical Drawing Botany Biology World History English III IV Zoology Biology HUNSICKER BUILDING Commercial Arithmetic Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping I Coml Geog Rapid Cal English II Commercial Arithmetic Com I Geog Rapid Cal English II U 0 I . 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EOHTZMS fdqfl of fl if Dear God lm his wlfe he s m man That man out there fighting Fnghtnng has soul out for the thnngs he belneves In The thlngs that are cruel and hateful but Thnngs that are good and true And things that are plaln and Hear that God That horrufveng shriek Those are dropping bombs Raunlng on this darkened clty Pourung from Its cups of plenty lnlury and death to the Innocent below Hear that too God Those loud crles of pam Those are no ses made by wee chlldren Small nnnocent chlldren Children who used to play beneath shady trees And romp In a sunllght filled world Where chuldren used to be chuldren But now God look at them Crowded Into dlngy tmy bomb shelters Moanmg because of pam racked bodues These children are no longer children But Infants who have aged somehow Hear me God Just thus one small prayer In thus bomb wrecked world of ours' Help us please stop thus llvlng torture And brnng to an end thus hell on earth Oh dear God hear my plea' Perhaps my last plea Stop this horrible nlghtmare And make thus earth qunet and peaceful Once again Amen Cynthia J Lawfer Page Fourteen C 0 T ' ' 03 l E , . . , -I I I I I , . 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Ma ' BERDEAN WALK swam 1942 Class History The first war tume graduates un twenty five years thus us the tutle under whuch our class goes out unto a world torn by bloody confluct We go to seek our fotunes at a time when lt us wuth regret that we leave our hugh school whuch for three years has paunstakungly endeavored to traun us and to mold us unto fine udealustuc young men and women We realuze that more than ever we must face the troubled tumes that loom before us with determunatuon and hope for ut us only through thus spurut that we wull ultumately be able to preserve all that we hold dear Upon lookung back on our hugh school careers we see three years marked by servuce and success They have been happy and worthwhule years filled wuth class dances and club actuvutues plays outstandung athletuc achuevements and pleasant classroom experu ences We hope that we have derived the full benefit from thus happy meduum of work and play for uf we have a gloruous future us sure to be ours lf we can do our 'ob as well as our school has unturungly done hers then we can rest assured that we are fully capable and worth of carryung the name of Allentown Hugh School unto the world that lues before us Page Fufteen C 0 Q no one knows what the changing fortunes of war will bring. . .. 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I 01120 ABROMOVITZ BERTHA Bertie General .lust a little goker Bertie believes that laughter is the cure tor all ills and that chewing gum is the balm of hurt minds Her ability to tell pokes is one ot her distinguishing characteristics She is one of the happy go lucky seniors, who will learn to work hard when she becomes o NUYSQ ADAMS HILDA M Rusty Commercial Much study is wearmess to th flesh When Rusty becomes your friend you have a friendship worth keeping She doesnt care too much for study but she does her best She is up bright and early with the milkman, delivering the Call and in the evening the Chronicle She walks more in one day than some city talks do in one week She gives her bicycle a work out on Saturdays when she does her collecting Rusty someday will be a superior housekeeper and cook she delights in home economies She is fond of sweets movies, and surprise packages from tar att islands She doesnt care much tor English or shorthand she would rather tickle a typewriter Lots of luck Rusty INEY KATHRYN T. Kitty In skating over thin ice our safety is our speed Even when Kitty appears serious we know it wont be long before her laughter will burst forth. And has this girl rhythm! Whether Kitty is skating gracefully on a pond of glistening ice ADAMS WILLIAM I College Preparatory His worries many his troubles few Bill is one ot those fellows who can change his mood very quickly from a serious one to a gay one His pleasing personality and nonchalant disposition have made him a friend to all H likes just about every sport- swimming seems to be his favorite however. He intends to enter Lehigh University in the fall to major in engineering Swimming Team, Varsity A Club' Class Treasurer- Varsity A Club Treasurer swimming or dancing she enioys it to the utmost. A sport enthusiast Kitty has been a regular attendant at A. H. S. football and basket- ball games. With her gay smile and disposition, we expect her to float through life as happily and lightly as she has through school dances and swim meets. Page Sixteen L 'OUZLI' ANDREWS THELMA Topsy Commercial Our character as but the stamp on our souls of the free chorce of good or evil we have made through life Thelma as a vnvacnous httle gurl whose many frlends like her glowmg personality She IS a sports fan and engoys roller skatmg and :ce skatmg Whether she becomes somebodys secretary or not we are sure she will be liked APPEL LESTER G es Commercial Lwe for today tomorrow never comes The Bmgo Man us a fine and llkable fellow You find hum everywhere and always with fun to chase your blues away Les ns a quiet fellow who trles his best to pass but does better m baseball football basketball, and swummmg APPEL MERRITT L e Commercial It as not all who turn their backs that flee Merrntt J feet 8 mches l4O pounds does hls school work well IS interested In typmg as llked by everyone of hls fellow class mates except the gurls dnves a car falrly well llkes to play soft or Indoor baseball Has favorite hobby IS typmg and he us trylng day by day to become more accurate and foster Pet wants to loan up wuth the Flymg Arr Corps or to be a typlst for the government ARNER CHESTER JAMES Chet Commercial A thmkmg mmd rs better than gold Chester has hugh marks In all hns sublects through unturmg efforts He has what ut takes to get along Chester IS qulte a Romeo too He has a fine personality lots of money and dnves around ln a swell cor When a gurl asks Chester do you love me? Chester replies Commercial Club 4 Page Seventeen 1 .. .. , .. . . . . ,, . . . , . I 8 ..L .. ' , 1: , I u ' I I , . l .. ,. , . P t .. - - H a A 1 I I I , . , 1 - f I .. .. . .. . . . . H , I ' I I f , - , No. ASH ELEANOR M me General Born wfth the gift of laughter And a sense that the world IS mad We remember Eleanor as a swell gal and a loyal fnend She OUZU ARTHUR DOROTHY LOUISE Dolly College Preparatory There IS a good tlme commg An average hugh school gurl mlght be the general way of descrubmg Dolly but not to those who know her happy go lucky type who help make thmgs hum she can be the quuet not too serious type A good book makes a long day short for her We shall soon be callmg her nurse Oh to be her patient' She can be the French Club 4 Gym Clubl 2 4 Cheerleading l 2 enloys dancing and actung, and has done her part an the school plays However none of thus keeps Ellae from having that week s vacahon durlng the mud years, or from attendmg all the actnvatues of the school We have also heard ln dnstant clrcles that she IS a good cook We know she IS interested In sports and cheers the school teams faithfully Happy days ahead Ellue' Inter Class Play 2 Semor Class Play 4 Inter Class Play 4 stenography as a sude Ilne BACHMAN BETTY BERNICE Betts General Muslc when soft vofces due wbrates 1n the memory Betty looks qulet and shy but what are looks? She IS a lolly pal always ready to do something she shouldnt But senously uf you re looking for a good frlend and compamon page Betty Those bug brown eyes have attracted many friends Betty loves sports loves music tuckles the lvones os sklllfully as she plays the typewriter Page Enghteen ATIYEH ROSE DEE Rosle Commerclal Virtue ns bold and goodness never fearful Rose IS a rather reserved suncere pleasant and loyal fruend She IS Interested an all knnds of actlvntnes but usually IS a spec tator She lakes travel and hopes to do a lot of It some day wnth H1stor1calSoclety3 4 Secretary 4 11 11 1 11 - - - 11 , . . . 7 , . I 1 1 i 1 MEN- 11 , . 11 - - - 11 . . . 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . 1- . I ,, - 11 - 11 1 If - - 11 1 1 1 1 - I . ' 1 1 I 1 gg. 1. 11 1 ,, . . . . . ,, 1 1 , . - 1 . 1 . , . 1 . . . , . 1 1 BACHMAN MARYANNA Maryann Commercual Always In such spruce array As twere for some holy day You con always count on Maryann She IS llked and respected and she enloys makmg new fnends She never stops tallrmg except to eat Swlmmmg sungmg pmg pong readmg and Ice skatnng are her lays ln the summer she goes to Atlantuc Cnty and In the wnnter to Morys ace pond Among her frlends she IS well known for her laugh whnch us drfterent Her persistence and wlllmgness wnll go a long way toward makmg her a good stenographer BACKENSTOE PAULINE ISABELLE Polly Don t give up the ship Polly us qunet sweet natured and dependable You wall al ways flnd her slldmg through the halls laughmg and tallung wuth apparently not a care m the world She can be and often ns serlous She suts at home and tats whsle she patuently wants for the fleet to come an Her dnversuons are huklng roller skatmg musuc and dancing Polly IS studymg to be an accountant Chun up' Cherno' Carry on' Polly' 0020 BACHMAN JEAN BEATRICE Jeanme General She has a face luke a benedrchon Jeanme a smulmg fun lovmg gurl makes fruends easnly and once she s your frlend she s always your friend Jean loves to dance and once In a whale goes In for readmg She ns always pleasant no matter what the clrcumstances She lust loves her name Jeanme wuth the lnght brown halr That IS one feature that makes her outstandnng to everyone and loved by all Jean lukes to type and hopes someday to become a typust of she doesnt settle down by that hme Success and good luck Jeanme BACKENSTOE FRANCES M Fran Commerclal The door to success rs labeled push Although Fran as studnous she IS also a lover of sports and an enthusuastnc rooter at games She expects to vlsnt her fruends In Ohlo and Canada and especlally hopes to see the old and beautu ful French buuldmgs and the scenery and the Royal Mounted Polsce or the Royal Canadlan Amr Force? Hlkung saclmg readmg and photography all these she Iukes Although she as tukmg the secretarial course her heart IS set on being a telephone operator Page Nmeteen .. . .- I .. - - - 1. I I I 1 . . . . , . , . , . . .. . . . . .. 3 W A I 5 V, 4 . . t . . ' V . , ' . .t .. I u . , H I P ' I I ' 1 - V . I ll It , . 1. . . I H - 1 . . .. - I . . . H - 1 1 I , . , . l l -. V. I tt 1 . . 1, I ' I ' ' 1 - I , . - 4 I 1 . ., . 0201120 BADER GRACE E Gracue General Why do today what you wull do for somebody else tomorrow' Gracue us cu lovable sort of person always ready wuth an answer for any sude remark She us an ardent lover of athletucs and a wullung fan for any sportsman Sportsmen take heed' Grocues enthusuasm usn t all guven to sports Much of her leusure tume she spends at movues or dances Although she sometumes frowns shes lolly when the occasuon calls for ut and she has a fine sense of the fitness of thungs Her guggle and her capacuty for work dustunguush her BALZE FLORENCE Foss College Preparatory A good dusposutuon us more precuous than flne gold Floss us a combunatuon of delughtful personaluty and keen brauns Good natured and fun lovung she has a sparklung sense of humor Florence consuders no favor too much to do for a fruend She recently wrote the words to a song for a charuty organuzatuon She us an able puano player, and un her lunuor and senuor years was audutoruum accompanust Whatever Florence sets out to do her ready wut and good dusposutuon wull make a success Canary Humor Staff 3 Puanust 2 3 Senuor Class Play Com muttee Gurl Reserves 3 Home Room Representatuve 2 BANCROFT DORISCEIL GurlReserves2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 General BI One smule rnvftes another A smule a cheery laugh heralds Dorusceul s approach She us a dumple cheeked blue eyed gurl who takes lufe as ut comes She takes her studues seruously but not half so seruously as she takes her fun She lukes musuc and most sports After school she untends to go unto busuness BANKS DONALD K Don Enguneerung and Scuence Stand uprught Speak thy thoughts' Declare The truth thou hast that all may share Don belueves that laughter us the cure for all ulls He engages un all kunds of sports un spute of hus wunsome ways and pleasung personaluty Although a but bashful at tumes Don usually gets unto the swung of thungs after a whule Fruendluness such as hus unsures an effucuent brught and happy lufe We wush hum the best of luck un whatever work he chooses we know ut wull be substantual and useful Page Twenty 1301120 BARTHOL CLAYTON L JR Bart General Haste makes waste-don t rush me Tall and brown eyed Bart came to us from the Hunslcker He plays un the Sons ofthe Amerucan Legion s baseball and basketball teams He IS also Interested IH football and dramatncs Hrs one ambatlon ns to help In elther the bulldmg or deslgnmg of airplanes or to become a pnlot an the Marine Alr Corps. BARTYNSKI JEAN IRENE Stretch Commercial When all the great and wrse decay Some sudden thought some careless rhyme Wlll slide to thee from this free time Wherever Jean IS there IS fun and laughter for she has a sparklmg sense of humor Stretch ns tall but not too toll she IS shy and blushes easily when teased Shes trled all the sports but settled on basketball and swnmmlng Jean gets along tanrly well wlth her studies for she mtends to become a secretary Basketball 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Hrstoncal Socrety 4 BASSLER JOHN C Jggk College Preparatory Wonder what lll do next Johnny IS a good fellow when he ns asleep but he wakes up to glve a helpung hand to a fnend an need He spends hls tnme tollownng automobile racing He hopes to go to college and then go on wlth automobile racung BASTIAN RUTH ELEANOR Rudy Commerclal Don t worry rf your lob IS too small And your rewards are few Remember that the mighty oak Was once a nut lrke you That gurl wsth an engaging smule and a mnschlevous gleam In her eye dancmg toward you IS Rudy Besades lltterbuggmg she lakes skating and you can be sure she does well Ih both Rudy IS a swell friend and you can always count on her to help someone out of a tlght spot She would luke to be a secretary National Honor Soclety 4 Commercial Club 4 Grrl Reservesl 4 Page Twenty one n 1. 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I I f I ' 60020 ' BAUDER HAROLD Sharp General Trust un the lord but keep your powder dry Harold takes a great deal of rubbung because he luves un Centre Valley He doesnt study a great deal therefore he makes meduum grades Hus great ambutuon us to become an avuator BAUS CHARLES JR Dupp Commercual The lad was straught and sturdy grown Wuth a lean muscled grace of lumb Dupp us a hardworkung commercual student He would rather play baseball than eat He spends hus leusure tame at movues or skatung Dupp does not bother wuth the gurls much and stull he does not keep away from them all of the tume After Dupp has graduated he us goung to Bethlehem Steel for a 'ob BAUS RICHARD Duck lndustrual To know him o lullle us to like hum a lot Duck quuet lukoble us easy to get along wuth He lukes swum mung football uce skotung and drawung Hus hobby us makung model aurplanes for he us unterested un all phases of avuatuon and of course he s a good draftsman We wush hum a great deal of luck BAUSCH JAMES Jum College Preparatory A doctor us one who kulls you today to prevent your dyung tomorrow Bug Jum us a conservatuve dresser and moves about wuth the rapuduty of a snaul Hus hobby us druvung fast automobules He us not ashamed of the fact that he would rather sleep un old fashuoned nughtues than un pauomas us not very octuve un school sports spends most of hus tume preparung lessons He never hangs around he lust comes and goes gets o lot of fun out of Muss Gerhard s classes Hus specual oversuon us arguung unless he can do ut wuth hus gurl He plans to study meducune to be a second Dr Bausch Page Twenty lwo ru uu 1 ur . uv 1 u - 1 uu uu 1 1 - fu - . - 11 . 1 1 11 - uu 1 ,, . . . . . ,, 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 . . u , . uu . uv 1 ru - - - 11 1 1 , . 'M 1 . u . . . . . - 1 011211 BAUTSCH MARY Mary College Preparatory Keep up your chrn greet llfe with a grm Marys sunny dlsposmon and charming smlle have won her many fnends She IS a good sport and takes an actuve part tn all soclal functions Even though she IS known as a happy go lucky gurl she plans to settle down to follow In her father s footsteps as an optometrust Good luck Mary we know you Il come out bright and shlmng Girl Reserves 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Humor Staff 2 fumor Class Play BAXTER PHYLLIS MAE 1 General My heart rs lrke o smgmg bird With all the world to see Phnl has a pleasnng personality and a sunny dnsposltlon e lakes few but true frlends She IS quite a sports fan lnkes to dance and have good tlmes duslukes homework She figures that after BECK ELEANOR M Becky Retail Selling A cup must be butler that her smile wnll not sweeten Yes thats true of Becky She Ilkes roller skatmg dancing and handsome boys Becky IS wlllmg to do anythmg for anyone and expects nothmg m return lt Isnt hard to get along wuth her because she can fascmate wrth Iuttle effort She offers her friends a fnendshlp true and understandung Although Becky us a busy Retail Sellrng student she finds tlme to do herolher school work, and does It well BECK RALPH Buddy Commercual Tarn t no use to srl and whine Cause the fish om t on your lme Balt your hook and keep on trymg Ralph an honest klnd thoughtful hard workang boy has many friends and gets along well with has teachers Has favorite sports are basketball fishmg and swnmmmg He expects to enhst an the Umted States Marrne Corps Page Twenty three .. .- 1 ,. . . . . ,, f - . . . 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I , . 011211 BECKER ANITA BERNICE Honey Commercial ln thy heart thy dew of youth On thy lips the smile of truth Anita ns a happy go lucky gurl with black hair and sparkling hazel green eyes Her motto is Do your work at the last mmate Although Anita never worries about her work she is an honor student Anita wants to become a housewife Success and happiness' Chorus 3 4 A Capella Choir 4 Dramatrcs 3 Volley Ball 2 3 BECKER DOROTHY M o College Preparatory A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature Although Dot is studlous and quiet lh the classroom, she is a good sport and lots of fun She delights In sports of all types and IS an enthusiastic fan Her chief likes are cherry cakes movies an her power to get ahead In whatever she undertakes National Honor Society, French Club 4 BECKER MARGARET ANNA MARIE Marge General l m the one who s sane the world s mad Marge the pretty and witty president of the Girl Reserves commands a gay group Her blue eyes and dlmpled cheeks make her easy on the eyes her constant chatter makes her entertaining But Marge can be serious too good school work and good leader ship prove ut She as to be an army or navy nurse we know Cheer up boys' Here she comes' BECKEY SHIRLEY Home Economics A smart coat rs a good letter of introduction Shirley is a pleasant carefree gurl easy to get along with and quick to make friends Her favonte sports are football and basketball Dress making IS her favorite hobby, which she mdulges in at every spare moment She hopes to contmue her hobby after graduation Heres washing her the best of luck Page Twenty four 1 1. 1 1 1 i ' f ' 1 1 .. .. , , D t ,. . . ,, . . . 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Her most enviable traits are her quiet determination d ' - 1 I ' I F .. . , . . , . f ' 1 i Q 1 1. . . - ,, 1 1 Girl Reserves2 3 Carolersl 2 Chorusl 2 3 President 4 01120 BEIL NORA M Fogelsvllle General I slept and dreamed that lffe was Beauty I woke and found that life was Duty Nora halls from a qunet and healthy part of the country where they grow dlmples and sparkllng eyes From her looks one can see that she IS lolly and good natured and no one around her can be gloomy Since dancing and skatmg are her loves she IS a grand companion Nora has been a delight to the senior class and we wvsh her success BEISEL WILFORD B Bob College Preparatory The best way to loaf IS to practice When Bob came from lumor hugh he brought with hum the Amerncan Legion Award To thus day he has llved up to nts pnncaples of scholarship dependabllnty and character Bob always has hugh marks but add as ut may seem he doesnt study as much as you might thunk He IS Interested ln all sports and IS a close follower of hugh school athletics Hts elechon as class presldent an all three years attests hus ablllty to handle many and varied responslbnhtles He has the sincere best wishes of all of us Class President 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Band 2 German Club 4 BELLES MARY ELLEN Most of my facts brmg their excuses with them Ninety seven cents worth of humamty yet to us she IS a College Preparatory Commerclal The safest place of a room I3 the corner Although Bull IS a qunet chap he has many friends When he gets the chance he trles hard to pull a loke on hls classmates H IS a faithful follower of football and basketball and IS also Inter ested In bowling and baseball Has mann onterest outslde of school IS stamp collecting Blll as yet has no deflnnte plans for the future thousand tames as valuable She IS the klnd of gurl everybody Ilkes Plgtalls happiness, and cuteness that suggests Mary Ellen Mary Ellen as not slow In makmg up her mend and she always has good clear reasons back of her decnslons Besides bemg fun she as consclentlous and reliable Cheerleading l Girl Reservesl 2 3 Glrl Reserve Councrl 2 .lumor Prom Committee 3 Prompter m Jumor Class Play 3 Aquacade 3 Senior Class Play 4 French Club 4 Canary and Blue Solrcntor 2 3, 4 Page Twenty five .. . .. , . .. . 1 f . ,, , . , . . 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I 1 . . i ' , , : ' ' : i f i i : 1 01120 BENCH MARY Bubbles Commerclal I have a heart with room for every ,oy Bubbles us a gay hearted lass who has talked her way well as worked her way through school Dontlet her shyness fool you she has her moments when she bubbles over wuth lay She has an ear for musnc, as you reahze when you hear her play the plano accordlan She IS fond of dancmg too Even whale studying to be a pruvate secretary she has tum to devote to her hobbies Hrstarlcal Society 4 BENDER EARL JR Peanut Scuence and Engmeermg Knowledge advances by steps not by leaps Earl IS a swell dancer an able swrmmer, a clever actor and collects and mounts gurls halr ribbon bows That alone mducates that he gets around to soronty dances to school dances and to all other affalrs He would luke to take up mechanlcal engmeerung at Lehigh lnterclass Play 1 3 Semor Play 4 De Molay 2 3 BENDER RUSSELL Russ General Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look Russ IS so very much Interested nn the war that he can glve you one hundred and one reasons why Amenca wall wm He us a staunch supporter of Roosevelt and a true Amencan He IS actlve an the Junlor Red Cross being home room representative and a member of the Councll Baseball football and oh yes-fishing are has recreatlons and he tells some tall fish stones BENDER THOMAS J Tom Commerclal I have done the deed Tom wnth hrs pleasant dlsposltlon and cheerful smile makes and keeps frrends easrly He as ambltuous and always ready and wllllng to lend a hand In any enterprise He rs enthuslastuc about sports especlally swnmmmg skatung boxing football and basketball Hrs hobby however ns maknng model boats Page Twenty sux .. ,. 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BENNET ALTH EA M General To hear her speak and sweetly smile You were un Paradise the whule Althea us a vuvacuous gurl wuth few worrues the kund you luke 01120 BENNER RICHARD Duck lnduslrual He who begms lufe late Loses lute s young opportunutues Duck us a swell fellow who makes fruends everywhere He us quute a dancer and a lover of all sports He Iukes to travel to new places and to vusut pounts of unterest throughout the U S Ducks hobby us collectung souvenurs wherever he goes or vusuts Hes to be a draftsman and to establush a lubrary of records ofthe leadung bands and orchestras us hus goal T Square Club 3 to have around Her favorute pastume us dancung although she flnds her greatest satusfactuon un sungung un the A Capella Chour She can always be counted on for a good tume and although she doesn t take work too seruously her charmung personaluty wull always A Capella Chour 3 4 Chorus 3 4 BERGENSTOCK BETTY HELENE Bergy Home Economucs Betsy luke all good women has cu temper of her own To Bergy there us nothung more valuable than a true fruend and of these she has many Her fuery temper may be comparable to a tornado for ut lasts but a munute then us gone She has a per sonaluty that us hard to understand even her closest fruends find her puzzlung She us always where there us fun uf she s not the source of at She plays o good game of tennus and makes a faur score on the bowlung alleys Gurl Reservesl 2 3 Page Twenty seven BERG PEARL S Bergey General Haste makes waste Don t rush me From Northampton Hugh un her sophomore year came Pearl an enthusuastuc skater and swummer Bergey lakes the movues and dancung .. . .1 1 .1 - . I . , .. ,, . . . . . 1 1 I i HAI.. 1. - . . . ,1 1 - 1 1 . I . . . make her welcome in any group. ' 1 i 1 .. 11 , . 1. .M 1 11 1 Wigs , , .1 .. 1 .1 . 1. , . I . . I . . - 1 - 1 . , Q I I V BERNECKER ALBERT General What IS life without romance? Al IS very popular with all the gurls but especially wnth the malorettes Taknng pictures IS one of has hobbies He IS an excellent baton twarler and can twlrl most skllfully for the A H S Band 011211 BERGER MILDRED E Mlllle Retanl Sellmg Take life as ft comes and take happiness wherever you may tlnd ft Mlxa cheerful personality with a sparklmg sense of humor add a generous dlsposntlon and you have Mlllue Of course she s won a host of frlends Her Interest In her undertakings and her wllllng ness to cooperate with others have made her a true pal Good luck Mlllle may you go on scattermg sunshlne BERNHARD BETTY JANE Bernie Commercial lrlsh love and wrt These are part of Bernne With these her days are Bernie IS lrlsh with always a smlle and a dlmple like most gurls she lsnt too fond of homework but she manages somehow to get her work done on tnme Bernie loves chocolates Ice cream and candy BERTA JOHN G Johnny lndustrlal Wisdom IS knowing what to do next Skill IS knowing how to do lt and Virtue IS domg lt Johnny IS an average student who knows more than he thunks he does He knows that knowledge IS the child of wisdom Hls search for knowledge has made hum a qulet boy He ns not much of a conversatlonallst but he IS a good lustener He ns a seeker of knowledge Johnnys hobby us making scrapbooks of newspaper cluppnngs on polltlcal and war news Hus greatest ambltlon IS to become a good archntectural draftsman so that some day he may help to beautify the world T Square Club 3 Page Twenty eight After she graduates she mtends to be a telephone operator 1. . . .1 1 . 1. . . . . 11 - ss 1 1 I, 1 - 1 1 1 - .1 1. , Al ,, . . . 1, 1 , . . . . 1. . .1 1 Music of old melodies, 1 Q ' lit. l s - y I I 1 - 1 .1 .1 , . .1 - - . i 1 . . . . ,, 1 , . 1 . . 1 6200211 BESZ JULIA Ju me Commercual So soft so calm yet eloquent Stlll tells of clays rn goodness spent .lulla seems qunet and unassummg untllyou become acqualnted with her Though not a book worm she takes her work seriously She I5 equally fond of popular musuc and of swummmg Adept at shorthand and typmg .lulna wnll some day flll a hugh place In the busmess world Q BIEVER RUSSELL lndustnal Vrrtue rs domg lt Slull IS knowing how to do rt and Wisdom rs knowing what to do next Russ as an all around fellow who can study when the occosuon demands, but would rather at dudn't demand He engages In sports, goes dancmg, or works on has hobby, whnch as bulldung and flying gas and rubber powered airplanes, he has gone far un thus held His ambmon IS to become a draftsmon and to learn to Hy T Square Club BEST .IANICE Bestue General It s a song of love and tnumph That arises from u song of tall and care Jamce one of the 1942 populars has no trouble making fnends goes to most of the football games and dances and lasts among her favorite lukes hamburgers chocolate sodas and Harry James Lukes pmg pong ndmg pamtnng and musnc To become a nurse as what Jamce wants and her personality wlll help her to be a good one Dramat1cs2 3 Chorus2 BIERY ELSIE EVELYN Chuck Commercial One crowded hour of glorious life ls worth an age wrthout a name They call her Chuck but we ve never found the orrgln of that mckname Just one of those thmgs She s always full of fun and laugh ter and takes an occasaonal crack at poetry wnth results that are sometimes astonishing She s a collector of popular records so uf you can spare tume to wand up the crank box vnsut Chuck on a dull evemng Chuck IS an mdustnous person and means to be a stenographer Russ Page Twenty mne 11 . 11 . 1 11 1 - . . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 i , .' 5UV3iQ f 1 ' 1 1 .f. 1- . , ' 1l . 11 , l 11 1 1 1 - - 11 . - , . 1 11 . 11 1 11 - - 1 - 11 . 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . ,, 1 , . , . 11 11 1 ,, . . . . 1 1 . . . 11 BIRD WILLIAM Retall Sellmg Happy IS the man who does all the good he talks of Bull never has any troubles of hrs own but he takes on troubles helping others IS hrs chief busmess He IS always full of pep and mlschlef Bull us so superlor a student he could sell the Brooklyn Brldge to Morgenthau Bulls hobbles are sknng Ice skatmg and dancing He also takes part In the socsal achvmes of has church BITTING KARLENE J Buttle General Personality IS to a grrl what perfume IS to a flower There IS never a dull moment when Blttles around Her chlef fame at A H S IS cheerleadlng She attends all sports events and soclal actlvltles Wuth her cheerful personaluty and her enthusuasm we know she will flnd success and happiness Cheerleading I 3 4 0020 BIGATEL ANGELO Ang General We fudge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing whsle others fudge us by what we have already done Angelo IS a Ilkable, popular fellow wath an excellent scholas txc record Although somewhat shy has cheerfulness has won hum many friends Hls love for muslc has mode hum a promment member of the A H S band Angelo IS an ardent supporter of games Has ambltlon IS to lead a band someday We hope he succeeds Band 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Hu Y Club 4 BIRK PAUL A Skmny College Preparatory Variety rs the sprce of life Skmny bounced into thlngs at A H S as o sophomore from Franklm and Marshall Academy He IS a lolly fellow, and lakes to 'om story sesslons wlth other fellows Paul keeps on steadily pluggang at hrs academic work and manages to keep hrs head a httle more than above water luke the rest of the students Skmny s tavonte dlshes are stamp collectmg and model bulldmg He has also been manager of a cuty hard ball team There are a lot of thmgs In the world to be engineered and Paul wllll engmeer them Sclence Club, F M Aly Current Events F M A I Page Thrrty .. 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J I , , . . . . , . . . ... .. , . ,, . . . . ,, . . . . , f , Home Room Representatrve 4 Canary and Blue Sollcrtor 2 3 EDU211 BLEAM LUCILLE M lucy Commerclal Luke the waters of the deep Never qulet unless asleep Heres lucy talking as usual Steady In her schoolwork she wont let handsome young men interfere with her homework She s an ardent rooter at basketball and football games No worry every gets the best of her Her hobbles are Ice skating movnes and comblng her halr She has hitched her wagon to a star and hopes to be some bug business man s prnvate secretary Senior Class Play 4 BLEILER HARVEY Harve General Just some hard work and some hard play And so will pass another day Thus fellow IS a hard worker when work as before hum He us a great lover of sports portucularly of baseball and he s a falrly good player too He would luke to enter college Harve lakes the outdoors as do most boys and IS out most of the time He ns a lnttle backward In class but this :sn t going to stop hum from makmg good BLOSE ROBERT O Bob Cabinet malung It takes but a few muscles lo smrle but a thousand to frown Bob IS a happy go lucky sort of a fellow always smllmg, always takmg everythmg on the chan especlally when he as on his guard Has dustmgulshed personallty has secured hum many friends and one sweetheart When there us work to be done he always flmshes ut sometlme' Bob IS very quiet at hmes especlally durmg a hard thmkmg test When he guves his great smule to the gurls theur hearts melt away BLUM ETHEL Commercral And one with a dream a pleasure Shall go forlh and conquer a crown A more changeable and puzzlmg gurl would be hard to find Yes Ett spends the day dreammg but stall has plenty of pep She IS especnally Interested m who has been out wlth whom the nught before She regards study as an evll but a necessary evll Her ambut on as to become someone s pnvate stenogropher Page Thirty one ls u , . 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C0020 BLUM GLORIA E Becky General She smiles and the beholder s heart leaps up With a smile an her lips a twinkle In her eye, and o charm ing personality Gloria toll brown halred and green eyed goes to all the school dances always accompanied Among Gloria s hobbies are dancing going to the movies smgmg talking and talk mg Gloria does not like homework too much but in spite of that she IS an addition to a classroom She intends to become a nurse Girl Reserves 4 BOCHERER WILLIAM v Electric Shop Get in there and fight Bill is Interested in electricity and hopes to become a master of the trade He gets along with most of his classmates and has little trouble with the teachers His favorite sports are swimming and baseball and his greatest delight is in hiking and long trips BORTZ BEATRICE BLANCHE Beatle College Preparatory A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market Beatle as quiet friendly sincere, and studlous Her hobbies, playmg the piano and smgmg are not neglected because of her school work. She belonged to the first all girl chorus of A. H. S. in 1941. She is going to Kutztown State Teachers College where she will take up elementary work. Historical Society 2- Chorus 3 4' German Club 4 BOSHKO, STELLA Hon Commercial Not in the clamor ofthe crowded streets Not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng But in ourselves, our triumph and defeat. Although Stella is small, she has a big smile. She likes dancing and likes reading, especially romantic novels. Stella would like to be a secretory, and she will certainly be a success, even though her heart is in the army. Page Thirty-two 0020 BOTH PAUL F lndustrlal What you can t do today don tput ut off untul tomorrow Paul us a quuet fellow un hus own way and not hard to get along wath He has two ambutuons to be an electrucuan or to make good un the army with hus brother He lust sumply loves geometry and trugonometry OH YEAH' He plays chess and was champ un hus days un Junuor Hu Pauls hardest work of the day us to get up un the mornung and school And can he sleep' BOWERS RICHARD Duck College Preparatory A rught bower a lucky card Duck who says luttle but thanks a lot has finished hus work at Allentown Hugh School and us planning to be a teacher of mathe matucs Algebra us hus favorute subuect sports are hus hobby other World Serues Duck never trued for the school teams but he has been a strong school booster for the Canaries un all sports BOWERS WARREN CHARLES Sum Commercual When time us to be wasted lll waste ut Here us a lad who us well luked by hus fruends and an ardent sport fan Basketball huntung and fishung take up most of hus leusure tume As far as gurls are concerned Slum us not concerned although he cannot be called a woman hater Plans for the future? He has none But whatever he does we re wuth hum one hundred percent BOYER CARL A Boyer General Early to bed and early to ruse makes Carl both healthy and wealthy and wise Carl us Interested un football and basketball and attends most of the games After graduatuon Carl wants to uoun the Army Aur Corps The Aur Corps gets uts strength from gust such able and determuned young fellows as Carl Our song wull be Keep Carl Flyun Page Thurty three , . .. . . . . .. . . . . I I : .. I . A I . I . . . . . . . , . . I .. . .. .. . ,, I . I . I . I . . , . Next to his ambition is his hope that the Detroit Tigers will win an- ' 1 I .. I. .u .. . . , . ,- , . . . . . I - 1 , ' I I . . , .. .- , . .. . , , u . I . . . . . . . 6201120 BOYER JAMES H um Commercual He stops ta pause upon the street To smule at every damsel sweet Jum us a good all around skate When theres ace he can al ways guve the best ones a run for theur money and when there us no uce he can be found doung a good work out on a paur of flbre wheeled skates for Jam gets hus exercise uce or no He also blows a mean trumpet when he s un the mood He collects musuc records couns stamps and flsh Along wuth these many actuvutues he flnds tume to assust a local magucuan Wuth all these strungs to hus flcldle Jum should flnd any ladder easy to clumb Hustorucal Socuety 4 BOYKO STELLA Baby General Smule na sae sweet my bonme babe Thee knows not who ll step bye A pretty face a twunklung eye a merry laugh, and a fruendly word you may expect from Stella to the T Her personality us pleasung euther at a sports event or un the class room Basketball Sammy Kaye scuence and nature are her maun Interests Above average un most of her studues Stella seruously means to be another Florence Nughtungole Gurl Reserves 2 3 4 Valley Balll 3 2 4 Chorus 2 3 BRAKER DOROTHY M o College Preparatory There s no road has not a star above ut Dot us an engagung young person She lukes goung to the movues vusutung her fruends, and readung mystery novels Shes a suncere fruend and an excellent scholar Her weaknesses are chocolate sodas lemon cokes and good uokes Her sparklung laughter has attracted many fruends Combune all these you have Dot a swell gurl The best thung we can say about her us We luke her BRAY EMMA JANE General O saw ye the lass wuth the bonnue blue e en E J us a gurl of many unterests she loves sports uce skatung swummung basketball ,and dancing She plays the puano too and besudes sungung un the A Cappella Chour and Chorus us a member of two church chours E J really studies and frequently makes the Honor Roll She has a pleasung personaluty as well asa sense af responsubuluty both wull serve her well when she goes to uaun the ranks of the gurls un whute Chorus2 3 4 ACappella Chour2 3 4 GurIReserves2 3 4 Page Thurty four .1 - .1 I ' J 11 . 11 - 1 1 ' . 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I 1 - 1 1 1 . . . , 5 . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 l.atun 2 French 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Gurl Reserves 2 'OUZU' BREISCH WARREN Warren Commercual Always a smile never a :mark Wlth hls happy go lucky attutude and his humorous remarks Warren has acqunred a host of Infe long frlends He as gomg to follow has brothers footsteps and work In an offsce Dunng the summer you can alwcys flrd hum at some hour of the day playing tenrlls BRETZ ROVINE Susy General lt s smart to know more than one says Rovme a tall brunette with a pleasing personallty I5 an all around sport This vnvaclous lady enloys musuc dancing swummung and Ice skatmg She wants to go to Chlcago after graduation wnth her friend Lorrame and become a career gurl We know you ll make It Susy' Glrl Reserve 1, 2 3 BREY JACOB Jake General He who rehres late never knows what goes on The smallfry pohtncnon who dreams of bugger days ahead and never seems to worry or have a care thats Jake All around old them come and go He as the unique bug shot who sounds like a dymg elephant In English class lncldentally Joke wants to be a polltlclan That wull be a great age when Jake IS President BRIDWELL RUTH Ruthle Commercial The way of a man s heart she knows at A pretty gurl o smooth dancer a swell pal good on advice to the love lorr' and a humonst Ruth IS highly mtellngent but she never lets her study mterfere wuth her good times especsally with dances Ruth IS a great talker and can keep up a conversation without stoppung even while she ns chewmg gum After a few years as a typlst she will probably make some man very happy To thus package of pep vnm and vlgor we wish success Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Home Room Banker l 3 Red Cross Home Room Representative 3 4 Dramatrcs 1 2 4 Home Room Representative l Page Thirty flve 1. .. 1 I1 ' ' ll 1 - . . . I . 1 . . . - 1 1 .1 1 11 . I . . . I . ' I I I - 1 , . , . 1 1 VV ll 1 I1 , 1 I T I A. H. S. you hear the fellows moan about tests, but Jake iust lets , . , .1 . .1 I .1 1 - . .1 , I I I ' - I ' ' I 1 . , ' , . . I . . 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 I 1 1 i 0020 BRIGGS ADELAIDE LOUISE Addue Commercual ln school she s quiet acts lust so Outside of school well who can know? A loyal fnend and a good student Adelaide rs lrked by both classmates and teachers Addle rs the sort of gurl whose sparklnng wrt makes many a dull moment brrght She has a collection of really solrd records and rs continually adding to It Naturally Addue loves dancing She expects to be a private secretary unless she can t resist the Colors and becomes an ambulance drrver In euther fleld good luck Addne' Chorusl 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 Hrstorrcal Society 2 Grrl Reserves I 2 Pan Amencan Socrety l5ecretaryl 4 BRIGHT WILLIAM C n General Success IS the reward of contmued effort The house llghts dum the footllghts go on the curtam ruses and there IS Bull either on the stage or behind the set to see that everythung runs smoothly And things do run smoothly when he as around Talk to Bull and he wlll tell you all the detarls of the latest A H S production But all hrs other Interests are pale besrde has talent for dancing Besides being a slrck stepper he steps nght along In hrs school work Bull intends to keep rlght after lournalrsm Some day we II be readmg bright edltorral comments by Bull Bnght Band l 2 Dramatlcs 3 4 Student Director for .Iunror Class Play 4 BROBST DONALD Brobst College Entrance an Arts Wit now and then struck smartly shows a spark Formula one atom of language one atom of history ten atoms of nonsense and one electron of algebro Result Donald Thus molecule IS Interested ln the drama thats why he takes occasional tnps to New York town to see what s cooklng on Broad way Don Barrymore has appeared successfully In What a Life The Green Ghost and Young April Hers an ardent reader too and llkes classical musuc and chow BRITTAIN GEORGIANA T Georgre General Charms strike the srght but ment wms the soul Frve feet two merry eyes of blue thats Georgie a gurl who rs never grouchy She loves to read to walk an the ram, and to dance Much of her tume she devotes to wrrtmg letters to England Although she halls from Bethlehem she us loyal to Allentown A lover of muslc and of rhythm Georgre smcerely wishes to become a musrc teacher She practices her prano lessons farthfully rn expecta tlon of entermg West Chester thus fall Chorus2 3 4 ACapella Chorr3 4 mem Mama for maps and travel posters make hum a seasona traveler, one who can speak endlessly and delughtfully about the wonders of Uncle Sam s estate and about our neighbors over the fence rn Canada Inter Class Play 2 .lunror Play 3, Canary and Blue 3 4 latin Club 2 Vice Presldent 3 President 4 Page Tlurty slx .1 . .1 1 tr 1 - - . 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' I ' 1 i I ' I 'UUZU' BROWN BETTE J Crumb Commercial lt never pays to hurry Bette IS a but hard to get to know and understand a but blunt nn her ways but her many frlends know she doesnt really mean all she says Bette goes Into moods but they never last long Underneath ns the llkable person she really IS Her flrst ambltlon IS to be a clesugner and she wlll probably make a success of It as she has of her school work BROWN EDWARD J Eddue General There s no art to find the mind s construction ln the face A better than average student Eddue IS truly a merry com panlon and a congenial fnend Has keen and accurate mlnd rnanu fests Itself ln a rare sense of humor In hus spare moments he finds much pleasure playmg the piano and reading modern novels Eddues pleasing personality IS sure to bring ham success latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Historical Society 4 National Honor Socaety 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 Canary and Blue Humor 3 BROWN JEAN Brqwme General Who broke no promlse served no pnvate ends Who gained no title who lost no friends Jean hos no partlcular mterests but she IS wlllmg to take what the future has un store for her She can always be counted on tor a good time IS a true fnend and has a friendly personalvty that wull stand her m good stead whatever she plans to do BROWN JOHN Teeter College Preparatory Come follow me and let the world do :ts babblmg lt IS Johns mellow and at tlmes hot saxophone that has helped make the A H S band one of the finest Has Idol IS Glenn Muller and Teeters ambltron as to play for hum some day or have a band of has own School work apparently doesnt cause hum to lose ony sleep but Teeters work us above average John belueves that vanety IS the space of llfe for he takes port In almost all nctnvntles Hrs ready wat and handsome red hour should go a long way nn helpmg hum to succeed Bond Orchestra Dance Band Page Tlurty seven -q ' N-J A BUCKS ROBERT M 00211 BRUDER CORINNE an For my thoughts are not your thoughts neither are your ways my ways Although you may not belueve nt Rm seemmgly so qulet can be the llfe of any party Her leusure tame she spends readmg Dunng the wunter she enloys :ce skatmg but goes In for any sport and plays most of them very well She hopes to travel when school us over and we hope she wall see the world O College Entrance My best thoughts always come a lrttle too late He s happy and carefree neat and gay Attacks his studies In an arduous way A phllosopher ln a class wlth Plato Glves good advlce, sometimes late though ls crazy for swung can cut a rug Known around school as a platter bug He admires the company of the falrer sex But quoth he they re too complex Wlll probably land at Lehigh U So to our frlend with brams and pluck We say, Adleu, and lots of luck' BUDNER JOHN Jack General Don t worry away a smile Untroubled and very quvet that ns the way you wlll always flnd Jack Hls determination to remam a bachelor has caused hum to cast an mdltferent eye on the gurls but we thunk years wall change that look Among fnends Jack ns lots of fun but hes shy around strangers Of course he s a falthful follower of the A H S football team smce has own favonte sport as football wnth swammmg a close second BUCKWALTER ROBERT Bucky General It s not what you thunk you ore but what you are that caunls Qunet good natured mdustrlous and sometumes a Ilttle wacky as Bucky When we tell you has course includes seven subgects you wlll see that we mean lndustnous Bucky ts a member of the Latm Club a rabld football and basketball and swlmmlng fon Interested In aeronautucal engmeerung even plans to take this up In college and after graduatuon hes gomg to lam the U S Alr Corps Keep em flymg Buddy Keep em flymg Hugh schools proud of you Page Thirty elght I ..R. .. .. I . .I . , . . I - . I . I . . . I If 1 . B b wr - H , Y gi 1 1 7 wa ' l' . ' f ' f 1 i I ' 2 'Q . I , .. ,. .. . .. r 1 - ' . . 6 He's good ln math and chemistry too- y ' 1 Nl, .. . .. .. ., , , . K . , 4 , . . I . . . I . . . I is I . , . . .. .. , .. . . H , 1 , - , . . , , V lndustrnal Machsne Shop Today :sn t over yet IS rt? Eh IS an all around good soclable fellow ready to cooperate I .. I.. . . F . . . MEN. , Hes one of the machme shop boys, who does aIlrigl1t' In hrs chosen trade so does he an hunting, flshing, and trapping. Durmg the day he brags about his experiences and what he I ..J. ,- C BURRELL JEAN ELEANOR Jeanme There IS a garden m her face Where roses and where lrlfes bloom .leanme IS an odmurable Iukable gurl who wants to be a steno grapher and takes her work seriously An ardent sports fan Jean as Interested an football and basketball whlch accounts for her bemg such a loyal follower of the Cananes Her love for danc mg as as natural as her constant chatter She will talk her way unto Glrls Basketball2 3 A Glrl Reserves 3 4 02 BUEHLER PAUL ROBERT Pau College Preparatory Nothmg worth whale rs done without trymg Paul IS a quuet unpretentlous chap wuth a ine sense of humor You are sure to like hum Hrs hobbies are bulldmg mlmature trams and figures he IS also Interested an photography Mavles which he has taken on several vacatuon trlps about the country prove his abnllty to use a camera Although Paul has not decided what college he wall enter hes golng to be ready for any of them National Honor Society 4 Hrstoncal Society 4 BURKE JAMES lm ollege Preparatory To a borlmg pot flfes come not A grade A student Jlm hopes to be a certufled public accountant Jnms very agreeable personallty makes everybody admnre lnm Whenever you go to a basketball game you wlll find Jlm enther playing In the game or one ot the spectators Next comes Hshmg lt IS a sure thmg that .lun vull be a success National Honor Society 4 Y... Page Thirty nme 600211 BUTTERWICK ROY ANSON u College Preparatory ln faith and hope the world will disagree But all mankind s concern IS charity Bud with his spontaneous humor has helped the semor class laugh Its way through hugh sd1ool Hrs flashy sport coats and loud socks have helped to brighten up even the gloomrest atmosphere of any class As semor football manager he was one of the men behmd our undefeated football team Hemtends to study chemncal engmeenng at Penn State BUTTERY FRANCIS MARIEL DENTON Speed Commercial Men who have opmnons and a will Men who have honor In publnc duty and m pnvate thlnkmg Of course, all of us know that Frank was a hardworkmg studlous, young businessman One can usually find hum typmg away or rushing around trymg to flmsh his homework He IS fre quently seen talking, or busuly passung notes to groups of gurls Don t mention the war sltuatuon to Frank he wull glve you has oplmon Football Manager 3 4 Va rsfty A Club 4 Varsity A Glee Club 4 CALLAHAN GEORGIA LORENE College Preparatory Leave tomorrow till tomorrow Everyone knows Georgua as that tall brown haired beauty BUTZ KATHRYN Kqy General Those cool and lfmprd green eyes A tmy mute of femsm mty us Kay and an her flve feet one there IS stored much of enthusiasm personality and sweetness Her excltmg green eyes are a notable characternstlc Someday Kay hopes to be a graduate nurse from Allentown Hospital and later possnbly to speclallze un a partlcular phase of that profession Girl Reserves 2 3 always buzzmg away and laughmg The queer and complex way she has of talklng and explamung us somethmg we ll all remember Her unteresls he In socnal functuons and In sports and she has the established reputatuon of tellmg the truth no matter what Although Georgia s future I5 vague we know she wull succeed because she has that rare combnnahon of brains beauty and personality German Club 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Home Room Officer 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Page Forty I UB d.. 1. . . . I 1 1 .. 1. 1 1. - - A 1 . . . . . ,, . . 1 1 o Q 1 . - a - ua ' 7 I and that will take several hours. 1 .1 . . ,, . .. . . I . I l 1 , . I .. . . 1 1 A ll ' ll I ' - . . .. . . , 1 . 1 . I . 1 1 - f A ' : I 1 i OUZU sure to succeed CAMODY VIOLETL Vue College Preparatory ls there a heart that musfc cannot melt? Vle IS a brunette with a wmnlng smlle and sparkling eyes A true frlend a good sport she excels In all her studies When Vnes around there I5 no tume to become bored she IS always concochng new Ideas One of her dnversuons ns wrmng letters especnallyto boys In the servlce Music she enloys both classuc and swung She llkes to meet people and ns qulck to make newfrnends but they must have an honest luknng for walking and potato chips French Club 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 National Honor Society 4 ments soclal or otherwuse CARR DOROTHY Dottie General Simplicity of all thmgs IS the hardest to copy Dottie dark eyed and dark hatred tops thus off wuth freckles whlch add to her peculiar charm She IS rather hard to became acquamted wnth but after one knows her awhile one feels she has been around all hls lufe She us rather Insane about basketball football and chocolate creams She wants to be a pruvate secretary to some bag executive Page Forty one , . .. . , , , . 5 ,ff- ..... , . , , - ., . . . 1 1 I . , . , , 1 ,z , . .. , . . . , .. , ,.. ., , . ,, , , I - - I I , - , , . CALLISTO PETRINA C a College Preparatory Old friends like old wme are best Wrtty mtellugent and a sympothehc lustener vs laughmg dark eyed Pat Usually the center of a group she us not easily swayed but ns wullmg to argue the ponnt She enpoys the open anr and can t understand why a day has only twenty four hours Among Pats llghter whlmsnes are a love for dogs flowers and for Glenn Mullers music A good student and a conscnentlous worker she os GrrlReserve2 3 4 Y W C A Councrl2 Volleyballl 2 3 4 CAMPBELL DARYL W Zoologust Engmeermg and Sclence The world s great men have not commonly been great scholars nor :ts great scholars great men Daryl works arduously for long hours to struggle thru for has dear old alma mater When not occupied wuth studles he IS worknng as a checker ln ye old mshtutlon of Hess Brothers from three to five o clock He has qulte a unique record of being late for all engage 01120 ' CARTER, JOSEPHINE Jo General ln youth, wisdom is but new, and beauty but rare Josephine may not be so tall, but there is plenty of what it takes, in her head. An unusual personality and lots of wit and humor seem to come hand in hand where Jo is concerned. Jo wants to enter the Hampton Institute in Virginia. She has the ambition and willingness to do her best. lf you want an interesting time, get Jo to tell about her travels. Besides all this, she is an understanding girl and not afraid to say what she thinks. She is a friend to value. Jo will go for and do lots with her life. CASPER JOSEPH oe lndustrlal Printing Work makes one lazy Why work? Joe is a quiet fellow takes hrs school work seriously and in tends to do printing after graduation He is fond of all sports but likes baseball best He bowls and IS going, he says, to bowl a perfect game of 300 Printer s Club CASTELINE JOAN oe College Preparatory To capture the leaping wealth of the tide She has wisdom at her side Joan is our book of knowledge Naturally her modesty com pels her to deny it but nevertheless uf one of her less able friends is in need Joan is right there to help Umtl you really know Joan she seems serious minded but many of us know her to be muschlev ous lovlal and fun loving CEBENKO MARY Cl I General Friendship is the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun of life To know Mary is to know a gurl with a sparkling personality and a pleasing voice Mary Includes among her favorite pastimes dancing swimming and skating Although she IS usually found an a laughing group in more serious moments she finds 'oy in reading With all these she does not neglect her studies but us a good student ln addition she finds time to sung in several choirs and to keep up her music Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 Page Forty two 'U N. 6201120 CHARKOW DORIS Dor General The bell has no need for rmgmg For your voice has chimes Dons I5 well known for her pleasant dusposmon, cheerful personality, and the fnendly manner that endears her to all her frlends She has completed an envlable scho'astlc career and can look forward to her college days at Beaver or Penn State wnth confldence Dorlss good taste ns evndent nn everythmg she does and her unusual abnllty plus her pleasmg soclal graces assure her of a future that wlll be Comparable to her past French Club 4 CHRIST JEAN IRENE Chrlstle General Who broke no promlse served no private ends Who gave no lille who lost no friends Jean has a wmmng personalnty, and IS always wnlllng to help anyone, In or out of school lf you do not find her sleeping you ll probably find her readmg elther a mystery or an adventure story Chrlstle engoys all kmds of sports and especially llkes playung basketball After graduatlon she intends to become a nurse new 34 W CH RISTMAN MELVYN M CLARK, ELIZABETH J Betty Home Economics Changeable as the weather lf arguments were pennies Betty would be a mllllonalre She spends most of her spare tnmearguung roller skatmg and learning the latest skatmg steps She hates to miss a football game and cheers for all of them As to plans for the future who knows? Page Forty three Mel us a modern young fellow fnendly conservatlve, tactful, and easy to get along wuth He buulds model airplanes and racers, and spends a great deal of time fishmg and hunting When he makes up has mlnd to be an alr pxlot, you may be sure he wall succeed Were all roatnng for Mel Me 01120 CLAUSER MARYANN N Maryann College Preparatory True fnendshop IS lrke true china Rich costly and rare Maryann who has a secret love for palntmg and does It beautifully IS a grand person Dancmg uce skatmg and knuttmg are a few of her accomplvshments She IS also an ardent follower of our athlehc teams Her calm level headed attutude wlll carry her far un the nursung profession French Club 4 CLAUSS ROBERT a College Preparatory Skull rs stronger than strength Bobby IS a tired boy who after devoting twelve long years of hls hfe to the pursult of educatoon IS quvte wllllng to admlt the chase was futile Bob would rather engage In some sport, namely hunting flshlng and football If wmdows were ehmmated from classrooms, Bob could complete hls school work but smce window less rooms are not the vogue neither are Clauss prepared lessons In his lumor and sensor years he was a member of the Junior Varslty and Varslty football squad Bob expects to enter some college, somewhere Varsity A Club 3 Football 2 3 Track 3 CLEWELL JUSTINE A College Preparatory And certain stars shot madly from their spheres to hear the sea maid s music As a true frlend Justlne as tops As an athlete she has few equals In swlmmmg and Ice skatmg Muslc ns another of her mam Interests for her vouce us very pleasing Justlne plans to follow her mother s footsteps and go Into tramlng as a nurse Chorus2 3 4 Cho:r2 3 4 CLEWELL WILLIAM B Bull or Wally Commercial He who hesftates IS lost Bull a likable chap fun lovmg mterestlng and sensible plays basketball baseball and football with equal ablllty He would like to be a member of the Umted States Navy preferably the Umted States Coast Guard He would be a man to be de pended on In either outflt Page Forty four C0020 COHEN ETTA ELOISE Elouse General Wild as a flower, ar mrld as u loon Yet to us her departure seems much too soon Elouse ns known to her fellow puplls and teachers as a mls chnevous prankster Yet from all the troubles she manages to find a way out, even from the Impossible Elouse, however nnststs It us all harmless fun She IS unprednctable her every move may cause surpruse or even alarm Regardless of her eccentrlcutnes Elorse us popular and us regarded as a real fnend to her Intimates Fun loving and blissful making and keeping friends, Elotse will be satlsfled wvth her achuevements we feel sure, un any future under taklngs German Club 3 Basketball 2 A Home Room Representative 3 Hrstoncal Society 2 3 COLARUSSO FLORENCE ANN Flossle General Beaneath the surface senousness hes Flossne as a pretty gurl who spreads cheer and plenty of at She I5 an enthuslastlc sports fan, and also a good partner on the dance floor Although Flossne IS not outstandlng an her studues she always manages to come thru Her future vs stall uncertain but whatever she decades to do we are sure Flossle wull arrave Basketball 2 3 4 Gnrl Reserves 2 COLUMBO FRANCIS Chns Industrial Keep Em Flying Chns us one of the most llked fellows an the mechamcal draftung class Hns greatest ambutlon ns to become a master draftsman Next to draftmg he likes sports Hls greatest sport I5 swnmmlng and Hymg gas model airplanes which I5 his hobby Hts lavorlte pastlmes are the movies dances and bulldlng ships T Square Club CONRAD DORIS MAE Dorry Commercial Her time rs her own or :sn t rt? lf you want to flnd a friend a mighty fine gurl a good chum an all around good sport, get acquamted wlth Dons Whether Dorus becomes somebodys stenographer after she leaves school or not she has what nt takes to be a success Choir3 4' Chorus2 3 4 Page Forty-tive 630020 CONRAD DORIS MAE Punchue General She smuled for the sake of smulung and laughed for no reason but fun Mux a hearty laugh, a generous dusposutuon, and a cheerful personaluty and the result behold Punchue Heres a gurl who doesn t luke to worry but gust takes everythung un her stride Punchue s full of pep and always helps to keep a school room merry We hope good fortune wull favor her Bon voyage' Gurl Reservesl 2 3 CONRAD RUTH MARY Conme College Preparatory The hand that flows wuth untellect can achueve A S wull always remember Rutn as an honor student and even more they wull always remember her fnendly smule ond her helpful comradeshup Her hugh marks dont mean that she misses out on fun Her extra curricular actuvutues, and her swum mung dancing and roller skatung, all take care of that Ruth us by the way, the kund of a gurl who always gets sent to conferences, to Washington, D C anywhere, un fact partly because she never musses a truck partly because she can guve so good a report when she gets back Talented un drawing, Ruth has long cherished the desure to become a commercual ullustrator Dramalucs Club I Red Cross Councnl 3 President 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Council Member 4 German Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 'W CRAVITS DORIS o Commercial Remember un choosing companions Choose those who act noblest their part Meet Dat a vuvacuous brunette, always looking for fun, never seeming to worry nor ever to study very hard yet a good student She us a Snooper for the Canary and Blue and everyone us after her for wrutung embarrossung artucles about them ln sports she has won the tutle of gurls Pung Pong Champ of Allentown Hugh School Dorus wull possubly be a head accountant with some promunent firm CRAWFORD PATRICIA a College Preparatory Constant cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom Pats pleasung personaluty and cheerful dusposutuon make her a leader She excels un her studues even though she takes parts un class plays us presudent of the French Club follows all the sports and plays the piano. Pats ability to make friends, as well as her cheerfulness will carry her for in nursing. Latin Club 2- French Club 3 4- Junior Class Play 3- lnlerclass Play 7 3- National Honor Society 4 Page Forty-six Canary and Blue 4 Chorus 4 'inf OIIZIJ CROSSLEY FRANCES M Fran General Love for oneffnendshrp for all Fran is the little five foot red headed gurl with the vlvacious personality and green eyes She goes merrily on her way with a smile and a nod and a kind word for everybody Anytime you want to see Fran hard at work and enloymg it take a trip to a certam restaurant on the Boulevard She is also an entl-u.. uastac dancer post card collector and buyer ot records We hear that she has a flair for art and designs most of her own clothes ln fact she wants to be a dress designer or even an Interior decorator Look around for her when she gets out in the wide world for she isa grand friend to have anda swell person to know Solicitor 2 3 4 CROWNOVER GLEN General I may not be a cntrc but I know what l like Glen although apparently happy go lucky manages to get good marks In his studies His contented giggle is a welcome sound In any class room even if it is a mmute or so late He is well versed In the sciences and In current events and can hold his own m any discussion His ever ready smile is certain to brmg ham an undoubtedly pave his way to success Girls Gym Club l 2 Aquacade 3 Canary Humor 2 3 DANKLE IRENE CAROLINE Toot College Preparatory They will remember laughter down the hall And eyes more bright than the fairest of all A sunny disposition and a pleasmg personality make Irene liked by all who know her Irene is quiet and reserved in school but she furnishes the pep for a crowd When not In the swimming pool you will find her at home with her head bent over a drawing board Although she started out with the intention of becoming a nurse she now means to be a commercial artist Aquacade 3 4 DANNER DOROTHEA MARTHA Dolly College Preparatory Whatsoever thy hand tindeth to do do It with thy might Dolly I5 active in sports but loves basketball best Sometimes she will start to read a book but she never finishes It Dorothea lakes to hear and sing classical music She really shines an club work for she is very active as a leader in a Brownie group She is going to be a nurse Girl Reserves? 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 German Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Page Forty seven .. .. , . .. . . .. - I - . . . . 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' I I ' , , , : , f : ., xi 00211 ' DANTSKER RUTH Danny General Dynamite always startles Petite Danny IS always .lohnny on the spot when something excltlng us gomg on The gleam In her eye and her love of fun dont hmder her studymg and getting good grades Danny ns one of the nlcest people around hugh school well llked by teachers and by classmates DAUBERT JOSEPHINE Commerclal Talk talk talk She wheedles, persuades convmces Jo IS one of the few people who as a loy every day She always looks on the sunny slde She sports a whute bathing sunt at local pools IS fond of all athletlcs IS a good sport and a true pal She I5 an honor student, and hopes someday to become a successful stenographer Pan American Club 4 French Club 1 Jumor Class Play DAVID ALTHEA Sus General Sus ns the blonde talkatuve llttle gurl wlth a smnle for everyone She has one bad hablt she IS always late for classes The only time Sus hurrues IS when :ts tnme to see a basketball or a football game or to goto a dance DECKER MARGARET JANE Tody Commerclal Drgmtles and honors set olfment as a good dress does a figure Dont you thunk she looks good naturedz Well she IS Tody IS one of those happy go lucky lassues who can make you laugh In spite of yourself Her greatest ambltnon us to become a competent secretary Her ready wut and clever mmd wlll help her be exactly that Hlstoncal Socrety 2 Dramahc Club 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Page Forty eight .. ,. 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I , 1 ' i ' ' We know that Sus wlll make good at anything she undertakes 300211 DEILY RAYMOND F ay lndustrlal He lives to eat not eats to lfve Ray lakes cabmet makmg and hopes to engage ln that work un the future He lakes sports and hunting and takes both has work and his play serlously Besides sports he luves to eat eating he says ns an Important actuvuty on hls program Ray does not take the sayung He eats to llve senously he luves to eat DEMETRIOU JAMES um General Sernt Poule himself was there a Phrslcyen for to kepen mennes Bodies In helth Mandeville Jlm a flne smcere person can mterest any audlence IN stones of hls extremely mterestmg experiences In the shlp yards told m hus own straught simple style Jlm I5 successful an school because he does has work consclentnously and fanthfully He balances his program by weoghtllftmg and wrestlmg student So to a swell fraend we wlsh luck If you want a doctor an whom you can have confidence we recommend Dr Jum De MOTT ALFRED E General Too much study weakens the bram DENNIS BETTE A ett Commercial She smiles when she comes She smiles when she goes But what she s smllmg about Nobody knows A dash of wat a twmkle In her eye thats Bette Her clever lattle stones as well as her lightness In dancing be at lltterbug tap or acrobatlc dancung have made her known to all Sewmg her favonte pastame wnll help her be a seamstress someday We wish her luck ln anythmg she may undertake Gym Club 2 3 4 Bond 4 Als actnve parhcupahon an baseball basketball and football proves that he as an ardent sports fan AI has llttle time for sdlool work but lt does not worry AI for he us bnght enough to get fairly good marks too What Al goes after he gets and thats a good promuse for success Page Forty mne l . UR .. .. . . ., , . . . . . I . - 1 i 1 .,. . .. .. . , . . .. . .. . J , nj. .v .. . . .. , I . ' , . I I . . . , Jim plans to enter Johns Hopkins University as a medical , . . , . .. I . I . . . ' 1 , - , 1 I . ..B .. .V .. . , 1 -- I H .I . . - . ' 1 , I I ' I , . , , i ' 6201120 ' DeRONER JOHN FRANKLIN Noon General Gentlemen whose chanots roll only upon the Four aces Are apt sometimes to have a wheel out of order John does not like to do anythung that requires much effort He lakes swlmmung for he can lust float mdeftmtely with lust a few strokes now and then to prevent hls bemg carried away by the current He lakes the movles where he can slt leisurely for several hours, and he lukes to Ilsten to the radlo probably for the same reason To break away from the monotony of has daily existence he bullds model alr planes Although John dnsllkes school un general he enloys advanced anthmetnc He IS employed as a DEROLF DONALD H Don Commercial A rollmg stone gathers no moss Don as a qulet boy around the gn story with his own gang Hts mterest ns coordunatlon of mmd and muscle so he Instead of studying he gust gazes H basketball Hell make a good mechanic rls but at us a defterent un bulldmg up a good says but un study hall excels nn baseball and uf he lets no moss grow clerk In a grocery store and intends to be a super salesman DESCH MARY ELIZABETH Mary College Preparatory Try to :mpnson the restless mmd Hours at a good basketball football or baseball game DERR VERNA MAE Vernue Commercual Ivory hands on :vory keys Move to fltful fantasies Wuth a song In her heart and muslc at her flnger tups Verna IS a sweet gurl wuth a smlle that makes other people thunk that laughter us the cure for nlls Wnth muslc as a hobby Verna can easlly say lnfe IS a song May the song be always happy that s Mary s Idea of tlme well spent Any Varsnty A boy she wall promptly name for you If you ask her Mary has set many a boy s heart beating wsth her flurtmg brown eyes those same eyes that can flash so many moods Mary IS generally studlous but a good mystery book IS an lrreslstlble distraction Red Cross kmttmg Furst And classes these for defense these too as a good prelude for her college course ln home economics Chorus 2 Page Fifty , . , . 9 , , , . . , . , , . . , , , , . . , . , . , . , 1 I 1 1 ' 610020 ' DIEFENDERFER LORRAINE Duefue General Much us she worth and even more us made of her Duefue us a quuet gurl but she can be gay She takes her musuc lessons seruously and lukes to hear and sung popular musuc Basketball and football are on her lust but she does not core for baseball Good movues she lukes and she enuoys roller skatung and uce skatung To be a nurse un the Allentown Hosputal has been her long standung ambutuon found DIEHI. JEANETTE RUTH Jeanette Our days turn as a wheel flymg a miracle golden today who talks of tomorrow? Jeanette us a swell gurl to know usually goes around looking for someone more to say hello to She us a lot of fun and loves a gang Her pastumes are talkung and chewung gum and she can do one as fast as the other One of her hobbues us collecting puctures of her fruends Jeanette would luke to be a sales clerk she lakes to talk Page Fu fty one DICKERT JAMES FREDERICK Duke Lufe beguns at 2 45 Duke us one of our modern swungsters a real lover of swung musuc Although hus ambutuon us to have a 'azz band of hus own some day he also apprecuotes classucal musuc Thus topped by the playung of hus saxaphone and clarunet wull serve hum well o matter what other work he does Chorus2 3 A Capella Chour3 4 DIEFENDERFER RUTH LOUISE Ruthue Few have the courage fo be as good as they really are I 1 1 1 1 1. - - 11 1 .1 Her blue eyes hold a dustant charm sometumes melancholy - at other times vivacious. Her captuvatung smule has made many look twice. Ruthie loves the outdoors and hopes someday to have her own horse. She also likes dancung readung and sketchung Her K many friends agree that no better more suncere fruend can be 1 1 1 00211 DIEHL WILLIAM u Honors achueved far exceed those attauned lntellects come and untellects go but few who deserve thus dustunctuon wull ever leave wuth theur classmates a memory so um pressuve as wull Bull lntellugence lends calmness to hus personaluty Hus red haur and subtle wut add sparkle to hus manner A scholar a gentleman and a good fellow such qualutues can brung hum only success and happuness DIERUFF ROBERT C o Scuence and Enguneerung Leusure us the reward of labor Bob us a perseverung student wuth plenty of courage and wull power Thus lad rates par and above un any task he undertakes Hus leusure tume he spends un sports dancung and makung good use of hus clever mund Well qualutled for the career he plans to follow, Bob expects to be a teacher of draftung after beung grad uated from Penn State Band 2 3 College Preparatory Natuonal Honor Society Oratan Debating Socuety3 4 Hustorucal Socuety 2 4 German Club Latun Club 2 Home Room Representatuve 2 Senuor Class Play Canary and Blue 3 4 Comus, Edutor 4 lt matters not what you are thought to be but what you are As a lunguust and a scholar Melvun ranks hugh Hus broad vuew DIETRICH JEAN LOUISE Duety General Laughung and dancing wherever she goes Knockung down troubles and puckung up beaux Jean wuth her laughung gray eyes, goes on her merry way malorung un musuc and plannung to be a puano teacher She has her moments of seruousness luke everyone else Sunce she has a pleasung personaluty she us bound to succeed Chorus 2 3 4 pount and pleasung personaluty are the pruncupal reasons for hus large curcle of fruends Despute hus many actuvutues and hus hugh scholastuc standung Melvun can always find tume to help any of hus fruends or to guve them a word of encouragement Melvuns keen and accurate mund manufests utself un a flne sense of humor whuch has brughtened up many an otherwuse dull moment l.atun Club 2 3 4 German Club Presudent 4 National Honor Socuety3 4 -...z Page Fifty two I ..B.H., , I - .. . . . . 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I i . . , 1 i I I . : : , , I I l HB b.. .. . . ,, , , , DIETER, MELVIN Melvin , 1 - ' . , ' , , i , ' f ' , .. . .. , ., . . , , , , . , . , , C120 020 DIXON ROBERT F Shorty lndustrlal Little but mrghty Shorty ns well hked by hrs fellow classmates From all mdlca tuons he as also a lady klller He ns Intelligent when lt comes to mechamcal thmgs but we have our doubts when ut comes to geometry Bobby does only what he IS told to do but then he does It well All In all he IS a typical human Football Manager 2 3 DOLL ROBERT L General lt matters not what you are thought to be what matters IS what you are Robert as a qulet studlous plam spoken and frank young man Hrs marks are not shlnlng but he does his best Hrs favorlte subgect IS mathematlcs He has no particular hobbues but engoys basketball and football games He hopes to get a government 'ob In o post office General If you cant flnd htm m the crowd look above the crowd Lanky as that small grant you see In the halls He IS by no means studnous or bashful He has a hobby of collectlng pennants from parks and hnstorncal places Hrs favorute sports are football basketball swlmmung, and Ice skating Hrs marks arent the kmd that anyone loses sleep envy mg He cannot decide whether he wants to 'om the alr corps or to be a lawyer Whatever you attempt, we wish you luck lanky Basketball 2 Club l44l DONSCHIETZ DONALD W Don General I may not be a crrtrc but l knowwhat I luke When Donald makes up hrs mend to do a thmg he keeps at at untrl he has accompllshed It Thus together wlth his good ludgment and hus keen sense of responsnblllty has made hum an asset to our school Most of his spare tnme he spends nn playing basketball football or tenms ln fact he excels at sports He plans to take a Cml Service Exam and to apply for a government posltlon Notlonal Honor Society 4 Page Fifty three O O DONAT, PAUL c. lanky 011211 DONSCHIETZ GERALDINE Dolly General A right exquisite and splendadrous lady Dolly is tall with glorious red hair thats one way to dns tmguush her Another way is by her laugh she laughs at anything Her love of study may not be too great but she studies She attends most basketball and football games She is a friend to be trusted and sought after Somehow, one is glad to see her come into a room DOTTER JACK Jack General He who Iaughv-lasts That tall, lanky blonde who is never in a hurry is none other than Jack, also known to has friends as John or Lil Abner Jack s carefree attitude and his other characteristic traits make hum liked and welcomed wherever he goes like most boys, Jack llkessports especially bowling and swimming DOUGHERTY WlLLlAM KENNETH Doc College Preparatory Gayly the troubadour touched hrs guitar Swing and Sway the Dougherty Way, as no gag Ime for Bull More people have got hep to his vnbraharp playing than you can count Now that he us to be turned loose from school there will be no stopping him His musical talent plus his genuine slnceruty will really make him rate. He won the final contest for seniors at the Dorney Park tryouts played in floor shows and is now playing two or three nights a week with a dance orchestra. His main ambi- tion is to play with a well known orchestra and to have a small cocktail combination of his own. His favorite pastimes are swing bands, roller skating, and cartooning. DREHER, JUNE K. June Commercial Our thoughs are our own To most people size means a lot, but to June it means nothing- vivacity and winning smile are the things that count. Already an accomplished typist June intends to become Somebody s Stenog some day. She is a good student. Girl Reserves 3 4- Canary and Blue Typist 4 Page Fifty-four GO 0211 Yr' DUBOWICZ RAYMOND Ray Gen eral I pray thee speak to me of thy thmkmgs Ray IS a lovlal fellow always looking on the bright slde He us a tireless talker full of pranks and of a mlschuef that IS always ready to flash forth at the sllghtest opportunity But dont fool yourself He thmks plenty and not all your words can change hum when he sees a good reason for has oplman A sound thmker someone sand of hum He IS Interested In the steel lndustry and If he follows nt through we are sure he wnll be a master nndustnalust DUDA, FRANK Frank General They can because they thmk they can Here ns an athlete, Frank Duda, a qulet, well mannered fellow who excels on the gndnron Frank appears serious, he thmks a lat but says luttle Outsude the classroom, however, he abandons the seriousness and becomes as carefree as the rest of the crowd Frank has many hobbles, all of them pertamung to sports, hus favorite school subgect ls, of course, physical education A devoted and true frlend, Frank as certam to be successful on any undertaking Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsrty A 3, 4, Varsrty A Glee Club 4 DRESSER ROBERT LOWE Punchy There rs more plck up rn a cheerful drsposrtron than ID a twelve cylmder car Bob ns a typical out of doors sportsman Whenever hes absent from school or missing from other places you may expect twice a week he rndes horseback eufher at the Three Oaks or elsewhere He also engages actlvely m football baseball, and uce skating but most of all he lnkes flying Bob attends all school events and us very fond of dancing especlally the la Conga DUBROW HAROLD Duby General A lrttle smcenty rs a dangerous thrng and a great deal of lt rs absolutely fatal Duby would rather spend three hours over a pool table than to do almost any other thing He dabbles In plng pong and hand ball Durmg the week after school and on Saturdays he turns businessman sellmg haberdashery Has Infe as a merry one Dnvnng about In a bug green automoblle he I5 the rage of the West End In has studies he as no grant but he gets an average ratmg Page Frfty five 'Z' 4 Q' fgjzf. j. f u n It , .cs ,' W ,, . . - , . . . f - - n irigf ,,,., K - ' N - ,l I ' ' - - . 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Y - l 1 1 , . .. , . , . wif 00211 DUFFY WILLIAM J Willie College Preparatory Education is a possession which cannot be taken away from men Aeronautical Engineer many soon be Bill Dutfys title for he intends to take up that course at Lehlgh University Bill is a great bicycle rider mainly because he does not have a car He IS a devout follower of the national pastime of stamp collecting and as also interested ln archery and astronomy Hrs pleasing personality makes him popular with his fellow classmates He IS characterized by his Irish wit and humor DUNBAR, ROLAND Pete Retail Selling Pete s salesmanshlp is swell, and that goes double for his per sonality He gets along pretty well In his studies Does he worry Not Pete' He IS always cheerful And did you ever see hum lltterbuga He can really uve Pete will get along for its hard to turn down a retail sellmg student DURNER MARJORIE ELLEN Margy Commercial No merrrer eyes have ever glrstened Round the hearth stone s wmtry glow Margy is gomg to be a fine stenographer Her attractiveness will help her She has a way of making hard things seem easy and when she I5 set to do a thing there us no stopping her Wlth Margy you can be sure of never a dull moment her gay laughter and witty remarks are enchanting Y W C A GirlReserves2 3 4 DURNER, MILDRED Mickey General Lighted with beauty, Friendship's her duty Wherever there is a crowd, you can flnd Mickey. Her iollity makes her welcome everywhere. She haunts the roller skating rink as well as the movies. It you have any pictures around, watch- outg she has a picture-collecting mania. Page Fifty-six A 01120 DUSSINGER MARGARET ANN Peggy Commercual I ll talk tull dooms day Peggys gueatest ambutuon us to vusut Floruda and the Marune Aur Corps there Peggy us quuet at the rught tumes Her hobbues are dancung letter wrutung and readung She us one fruend who can be relued upon no matter where or when she us needed Peggy plans to work un her Dads office as a stenogropher Heres wushung her success EBY CHARLES E Charlue General You can tell a man s untellugence by watchung hum druve Charlue a nonchalant cheerful fellow us keenly unterested un sports and un the grocery busuness un the order named Charles never has much trouble wuth hus school work he keeps a hugh standard easuly and wuth thorough preparatuon he could take a hugh place un the school Hus knoweldge of all sports from pung pong to baseball and hus easy goung manner make hum a popular person Charles real ambutuon us to acquure enough skull to become a bug league baseball player lets all watch the papers for hus name, and crash the gate to see hum play un a league Serues some day ECKERT RICHARD Duck General Where there s musuc gurls or fun there comes Duckue on the run Duck us a fun lovung uokung and sometumes pesterung young ECKERT DAWN ADELE Dawn Heart on her lups soul rn her eyes Soft as the chume, and sunny as the skies To those who know her Dawn seems quuet To those who know her more untumately Dawn us known as the Iufe of any party Fond as she us of sports and dancung and lovung all gay thungs Dawn stull manages to do well un her school work She has the unutuatuve to undertake and to do anythung well fellow He was the manager of the track team for two years Although hus marks are not all 99 s or 100 s when ut comes to com mon sense everyone relues on Duck Maybe uts hus perceptuon of thungs to come that makes hum unterested un dabblung around un hus laboratory preparatory to dobblung around un the chemucal department of the Unuted States Navy Page Fufty seven .. .u I 9 H , . .u 1 I I - , . . u , . . ., . .. , . -u . . . . . . uf I 1 1 , . i 1 ' 1 . . . , , . u . 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I I . . u - I - . . .. . . , . u l 01120 EDWARDS CHARLES E Charlue General Keepmg time time trme In a sort of Rum: rhyme Charles IS a blonde blue eyed chap who loves muslc and athletics He IS easy to get along with because he has a pleasant personality ln or out of school Charles as a great fellow He hopes to be a bug time drummer or a mechamc and If he has his cholce he would luke to serve hrs country In the Arr Corps EDWARDS MARY Mary General I go I go look how I go Swrfter than an arrow from the Tartar s bow Mary IS a tall dark harred pleasant gurl rather talkatwe but altogether charming She IS as actlve In work as she IS In fun School events would lack some of thelr dash lf Mary werent there Skating IS what I luke best Mary assures us As the years go on we shall all remember the dark eyed happy sparklnng gurl that not only enloyed but decorated every occasion Band2 3 Traclc2 3 4 EISELE JAMES C Jum Science and Engmeermg A fellow needs only one chance Jlm was never known to hurry but dont be mistaken he IS always on the go rn hrs own deliberate way He rs a strong sup porter of country sports wlth huntmg flshmg and skahng ranklng favorltes Along with these he builds and flies gasolme powered airplanes He wants to be a chief mechamc m the navy German Club 3 EISENHARD FREDERICK GEORGE Fntz College Preparatory Earnestness and sport go well together Here as Fntz one of the golllest and most good natured fellows In school He IS contmually maklng friends ln harness on the grlduron for three years Fntz us one of the best guards that ever battled for Canary and Blue Everyone yarns m hopung that thus sturdy athlete will be as shumng a star In years to come as he has been In the sports of A H S Varsity football 2 3 4 Varsity baseball 2 Varsvty A Club 3 4 Page Fifty-eight 01120 EISENHARD, LORETTA IRENE Reto General Good at work better at play Wrllmg to laugh with the gang all day Reta walkmg home from school wlth a lot of books' Not Loretta' Study? She has been known to study but when It mterferes with pleasure why study? She IS a firm bellever that a hearty laugh ns good for what auls you But somewhere she studies she gets along very well She loves swlmmmg dancing and slngmg Y Thank of the present us her motto fr l EISENHARD STANLEY E Eusey College Preparatory By the work one knows the workman Stanley IS a pal many long for He ns exachng but human and has been In general a good scout He loves to be out of doors and often arranges to rough at ror a few days out nn the open H as planning to take up electncal engmeermg at Lehigh Unlversnty Smce radio conceals no secrets from hmm we expect hum to be on the Deans lust Band 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 ERDMAN BERNELL Bernie' Commercial Gather ye rosebuds while ye may Old tvme IS strll a flymg Heres a gurl ot pleasing personanty and happy dlsposltlon ENSRUD NORMAN PAUL Nqrm I were but lrttle happy If I could say how much Norm has gone to a new school each year of hls hugh school llfe and I5 now a loyal and devoted student at A H S He has dns tlngulshed himself IN his studies as well as In other actlvltles Hls courtesy and thoughtfulness are sure to bring hum valuable friends anywhere We have enloyed knownng hum Football l 2 Baksetballl 2 Tenms l 2 Band 2 Natronat Honor Society 2 Chemistry Club 2 Relations Club 2 most of the tume happy ana carefree but her friends know that she can be seruous She always does her work In a hurry and at the last minute but always manages to get finished You can see her rushung abut the halls never seeming to get any place Her favorite sports are skating and swxmmmg but she lakes any kmd of fun so long as It has plenty of nonse Page Fifty nme .. , of ' , . - I ,if ,- l . I , -it , . . . - . . e , , . 1 i f , , 1 i 1 I 1 i I i I l , , . . , . . 00211 ERNEY ANNAMAE Ann General A laugh on her lrps a smfle ln her eyes Sweet as a breeze sunny as the skies When the curtam rose and Ann stepped out on the stage of lute xt was destmed that she should please everyone wuth her per formance She lends drama to every day attalrs wuth her low voice and her sweet nature and crlsp clear cut opmlons She makes enemies with no one fnends wlth all Although Ann s one consuming passuon as the stage she has several by passes She s an excellent artust and an exceptional dancer It we never see her name nn llghts on Broadway lt wlll be only because lll ol Cupid saw her flrst Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Inter Class Play 2 Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 2 3 Basketball 4 lnter Class Play 4 Home Room Representatl ve 2 ERNEY MARGUERITE eg Commerclal Tnm and neat and mighty sweet Senous one minute carefree and happy go lucky the next thats Peg Reading skatmg dancing are each favontes mturn but Cary Grant and askmg questions are her real loves Her personallty helps her to wan tnends and keep them Bemg a steno grapher as her one desure Peg s slnceruty and cheerful attitude towards lufe will help her nn the long run After beung a career gurl she intends to become domestic EROH LE ROY S General Jume ESPOSITO GLORIA DELORIES Gloria Commercual Here s a stout heart for a steep hlll Glorna IS quiet a good pal to get along wuth She wlll be a If money IS lost nothing IS lost If courage rs lost much rs lost If honor IS lost everything IS lost I treasure honor Everybodys fnend tall lanky lnkable Jume Eroh belueves that experlence IS the best teacher That frequently makes hum a thorn an the flesh for hus instructors Wmter sports for thus lad No wonder he as adept ln figure skating and skung LeRoy expects to take up some form of electncal work Band 'l 3 flrst class saleslady for she lakes sellmg We believe her pleasing dlsposltlon will go a long way toward makmg her successful Her hobbles are kmttmg and readmg The sports she enloys most are tennls and swlmmlng Canary and Blue Typist Page Sixty ETTINGER RUTH Shorty General Trust people and they w1ll be true to you Small but mighty suuts Ruth to a T Flve feet one of happiness and fun have made her a good 'friend A good time IS had by all when she s around and thmgs generally boom when she sm a party She llkes danclng swlmmmg rudmg and skatmg muslc and hugh school marks Shell make some person a grand secretary Good luck and best washes Ruth' Glrl Reserves 7 2 Nahonal Honor s0Clefy 4 FARNSCHLADER JOHN John General l.1sten to much speak only what IS hmely John IS not the mast Intelligent chap an the world but he could get along with almost any crowd Has dry cymcal humor as well known around the campus and In the school room John Ilkes archery and makes all of hls own bows and arrows He IS a qulet unassum mg chap with a wlsdom beyond hls years Fond of mathematics and of bookkeeping he means to keep books for a bug firm Archeryl 2 3 112 ESSER JEAN LORRAINE Dutchue General It IS the tone that makes the musrc Jean has coal black halr brown eyes and a pleoslng person alnty She as full of fun and unusual as It IS for a gurl she IS a good listener Dutchle like anyother hugh school gurl likes dancing and roller skating She also Ilkes wrltmg, but she llkes music best She IS determmed and when she wants to do something she goes ahead and does nt Dutchle IS wnllmg to do anythlng for anybody, even keep a secret She wants to become a bookkeeper ETTL JOYCE Joyce Commercial Gift of gab Wherever you see a laughing crowd you are sure to flnd Joyce keeping them amused wnth her wut She loves talk un fact talk as her hobby lt us easy to make friends wvth Joyce and once acquamted she IS always ready to help her friends Although she has a temper at tumes the attack wears off as qunckly as at comes She has a warm place 1n her heart for ammals especlally for stray dogs and cats She loves to dance rude a blke swam and dance some more In fact some day Joyce may be a professional Page Surly one 11 . 11 1 11 . - 11 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 . 11 , . 1 . 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 . 1 , . 1 I 11 11 , 1 11 - 11 , . 'A , . 1 , . 1 - 1 1 . , . 1 11 11 1 11 . . . ,, 1 1 - 1 . , - 1 . 1 . 1 1 01120 FAUERBACH ELEANOR Skeeks Commercial And there l sit reading wild things Of knights and lorn damsels while the wind smgs Among strangers Elonor I5 a quiet Iassle but how she chatters among friends Fun lovlng and easy going she will nevertheless willingly go out of her way at any time to help a pal Reading stories about the west is her favolte pastime She IS willing to tackle any 'ob that may come her way but she would prefer being a typnst The best of luck Eleanor' FEDER HERMAN rlerm College Preparatory lt rs much easter to be cr tical than correct Herm is an active humorous fellow apparently never serious but he has a serious slde He is a natural born swimmer and quite a handball player although he would rather read a good serious book than Indulge ln either of these sports Has clear thanking as of success National Honor Society 4 FEGLEY PAUL T eg General Every man rs a volume rf you know how to read him Genlal Paul IS a typical all around fellow He has churned the waters to many A H S vlctorles being an experienced natator Has salesmanshlp has earned hum the tltle Abe the Agent Has enthusiasm In the Varlsty A club contributed much to the success of their campaigns Hes a hustler ln every sense and a swell fellow His ambition Ines In the field of chemistry Move over Galileo FEGELY RICHARD .l Duck Commercial Happmess is above all thmgs the calm glad certamty of innocence Duck lets nothmg worry him Homework is gust some more school work that is where he does most of at too He gets along quite well and his good humor will help hum In everything Page Sixty two ,A .1 .. 1 ,, . . . . 1 , . . . . .. , . 1 I - . - . I . 1 . , . 1. 1 1. . . :. 1, 1 . . I . I - 1 1 well as his ability to concentrate, will help him achieve some degree , . .1 1 - - 11 1 , - . . . . . ., .. . , , . - 1 . . , . 1 1 .. . .. , . .1 - . . I . . .. I . . A . I . . . . I Varsity Swimming 2 3 4 Varsity A Club 3 4 GZOIIZU FELEGY MICHAEL Mlke General lt shall be speeded well Michael Felegy, average slze wuth frnendly gray eyes and long brown hour IS usually seen chummmg with an over grown red head and another talkatnve fellow He rs achve In a Y M C A club and the Boy Scouts of Ameruca Durung the summers he pedals has blcycle all over town for the Postal Telegraph, and on the slde dellvers evemng and Sunday newspapers ln short, he IS an all round, good natured energetic seventeen year old, too small to be an athlete, but large enough to be enormously actlve un varrous other actnvrtues He wrll probably end up an Uncle Sam s forces somewhere, perhaps as o carrler of messages FENSTERMAKER DORIS Fensty General Oh what a world of proflt and delrght ls promised to the studlous Although Dons as qulet and attentrve In class she has plenty of pep vlm and vigor when she IS outsade She belleves un havmg lessons prepared and as a result she has a good scholastnc record Fensty has no one partucular hobby but she lakes to read to lusten to the radio, and to take part an outdoor sports especially ace skatmg Whatever she may do we know that she will do ut well FEHLER ARLENE MARY Bunn'e Commercual So much to do so lrttle done' Arlene, a qulet gurl who makes friends IS tall and blonde She lrkes Ice skahng dancing, llstenlng to good swung orchestras, and golng to movies partucularly Robert Taylors Arlenes favorite sublect IS typmg and look at her marks She rs never too busy to glve some one a helping hand Just bemg near Arlene at a football game and hearing her support the team generates enthuslasm Arlene as a smart dresser, and goes an for the modern version of dancnng, ptterbuggmg nn a hearty way FENSTERMACHER EARL R Fensty Mechanlcal Drafting lt IS the wlse head that makes the st1ll tongue Earl IS an all around Sensor, both In word and ln deed He gets along swell with hrs classmates because he has a most amlable dlsposrtlon Fensty swlms In the summer, and Ice skates an the wmter, and these are only a few of hrs many sports ln has spare fume he does quite a but of mventmg, and patented a few of his practlcal mventlons The automatic sewing needle, the self hammering hammer, and a knocking door bell, are a few of hrs more practical Ideas Hrs ambnhon IS m the drafting lme Here s lots of luck' Page Surly three 11 1. , . 1: - n , . 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I . . . . . . . . . . l n 11 , . 11 - - - u 1 . .. . . . . 1 .1 11 1 11 - ' - - 1, 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 ' I . , . 00111 FERRY JACK Foxy College Preparatory Success follows ambition Foxy a happy go lucky fellow full of fun as known to the whole school He will undertake any task no matter how small how large or how hard Foxy was co captaln of the undefeated football team of l94l and not only won local honors but placed In the All State selectrons He tells lokes as well as he dellvers pep talks on the gnduron He IS sometlmes called Kld Waffle hot ol? the grldlron Hls success IS due to hard work and to his ablluty to cooperate with everybody ln every way Foxy plans to go to FENSTERMAKER ROBERT F Bo Commercial There rs nonsense m the best of men Bob wants to be an army avlatnon cadet and he wlll make a good offlcer because he lakes to give orders Bob IS not partlcularly Interested In gurls, but whenever you can t find hum look around for a boy talkmg to some Ilttle black halred glrlm the hall college, If he doesn t meantlme go to work for hls Uncle Sam Football l 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity A 3 President 4 FERRY MARIAN Butch General She IS wiser than thou art aware of Look unto Marian s hazel eyes See the Imp shlmng out of them? Where sports are concerned she IS rlght with the crowd cheering as loud as the next person About the only thlng she dlsllkes IS gettmg up In the morning for school She likes dancing but not lutterbuggmg Never very studnous she IS nevertheless wnlllng to try to learn She IS wlllmg to take whatever comes her way lust so It s typmg Luck to you, Maraan FETHEROLF EDWARD Dutch General He studles little but knows a lot When you hear a noise Dutch must be around We thunk he wnll serve un one of Uncle Sams armed forces We know hum to be honest fearless and wlllmg to take It that us why we foresee only the best thmgs ln lufe for Dutch Football 3 Baseball 3 Page Sixty four , . b , , . , . I - - I I I ' - . - . 111 i li :fi , , , , . . . , , , , . i FlNK LOIS Becky Commerclal To blusfer and sputter lt IS my task Becky though small IS mnghty In more ways than one Her bright and shunung personality wms her loads of fnends Becky IS easlly flustered but calms down lust as qunckly Even though she has the commerclal course she wants to be a nurse a profession she will grace 01120 FINIZZI JOSEPH oe General Give hlm a nickle gave him a drme But you ll never get Joe to school on hme Joe a good natured lad who keeps A H S m good humor us lust an average student who never loses sleep over hrs school work Hes a basketball player of exceptaonal abllnty and an ardent fan of all A H S sports Joe plans to go Into busmess and that wall be mce for hrs busmess associates Its a good sign that his home room trusted hum enough to make hum theur representative Home Room Representative 3 4 Basketball l 2 FISCHL ROSE Rosle Commercial We are the music makers We are the dreamer: of dreams Rose llkes classical and modern music and played In the hugh school orchestra Her hobbues are dancing and skatlng She puts a lot of effort unto her studles and will be a competent secretary All her fnends wlsh her the best of success FITCH HAROLD G Harry Commercial Some fly hugh some fly law Give me a plane and away I ga Harry IS an easy gomg happy go lucky lad, without a care un the world He as fond of sports and would be contented If he could keep on swlmmmg the whole year through He I5 behlnd most of the school actnvutles especnally football He IS more than good at model alrplane buuldmg and lmoleum block cuttmg Whenever he has tlme to spare he us doing one or the other When he graduates he expects to work at the P P 8. L Page Slxty five .. .. , J , , , . ,. , . . . , , . .. . , . . . . , f f , I t. . . H , , , Y - , . , 1 V .. .., , .. - , ,. , , . .. .. , . .. . , , . .. - , , . , . 01120 ' FITZGERALD ROBERT J nz Commerclal Mighty oaks from httle acorns grow Meet Futz Fntz of the pleasant and unruffled dlsposltlon and the understandmg nature whlch more of us would luke to have H takes everythmg as It comes and makes no comments Has pleaslng persanaluty has made hem frlends who will never forget hum Fltz us one of the greatest of rooters for our team at all the basketball and football games We wash hum the greatest success FLANAGAN JOAN FRANCES ns Commerclal What rs this hfe lf full of care We have no trme to stand and stare? Look for thus brown eyed gurl wlth a delightful personality and a sunny dlsposltlon wherever there IS fun to be had Her Idea IS to laugh through llfe and she hasnt failed yet lrush has an un canny ablluty to get unto and out of mlschlef She never worrnes If shes troubled by anythmg shell slmply shrug her shoulders and say Think of at tomorrow Her constant pastime IS dancmg One of her chief ambntlons us to make a place for herself m the business world Girl Reserves 2 3 FLOH R, MARJORIE College Preparatory 'he transforms the dnest fact mto powerful appeal Margie doesnt talk a great deal but when she does put her FLICKINGER MARION JEAN Mormon General No mind rs thoroughly well organrzed that IS deflclent IH a sense of humor Marlon us one of our up and com ng young nurses She vs practical and braod mlnded and believes ln discussing thlngs frankly Although not very tall Marlon IS capable of handling her own affaurs Her amnabnluty and sparklmg personaluty will enable her to be a success at nursmg Chorus2 3 G1rlReserves2 3 4 Margie thoughts unto words Its something klnd senslble and straight to the pomt A true fnend she IS always ready to llsten to her troubled compamons and perhaps to olfer o word of advuce She IS a leader an many local affaurs and always does her valuable but nn anythmg she undetakes Among her talents ns a flne dramatlcs sense She has appeared In local theatrucal productions and almost stole the show ln Dont Take My Penny A hard worker m schools clubs welfare work and hobbues Margues determination and gracuous personallty wlll carry her for Grrl Reserves 3 Scoopnng Snooper 2 French Club 3 4 Girl Scoutsl 2 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 lnter Class Play 4 Page Sixty six .1 . .1 1 . 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' I I . .. . . . 1 1 J i 1 I 1 1 1 i 0020 FOCHT ELEANORE R General Mornmg evening noon and night Ever faithful m the right Eleanore engoyslnfe' She IS a capable and enthusoastlc worker At the games cheermg never lags for here she can give vent to her surplus energy She believes un telling you what she thmks but IS a true frlend She as a golly good sport lukes ice skating wuth nts spllls and all As to her future may the spurlt of good cheer which has endeared her to us lead her unto paths at the end of whuch she wull flnd lnfe s greatest glfts success and happiness FOLLWEILER DONALD Knobby General Success begins with a fellow s wlll Knobbys dlstlnguushmg mark IS his short cut halr He IS an every player because he IS always out to watch practlce and to mmgle with the athletes Always on the lookout for some way to make money he works hard and can really hang on to his capital even though he has many good tlmes Has ambition IS to become a commercial artist Track 2 3 4 Y M C A Sportee Club 11 L Fox Jovce MAE Foxy Commercial A pearl of great pnce Foxy us all of 5 feet2 mches good natured sunny and sports FOWLER HELEN Helen Commercial Remember the turtle beat the hare Helen the gurl wnth the bug smule for everyone ns o great lover of dancang and sports Her one fault IS bemg slow It takes her a long tame to get gomg but when she does It s hard to stop her She has many frlends and we all wush her success In the beauty shop she hopes to have soon Canary and Blue Staff a stuck of gum Although she studnes hard she stall finds tume tor movles When un doubt about a picture consult Joyce Any other tlme you wull Gnd her huddled un a corner readmg some excutmg mystery story Well be expecting to see Foxy a famous movue authonty Page Sixty seven - L I . 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I I I ' r . , . 011211 FRANKENFIELD DORIS Frankae General A sunny temper gualds the edge of lafe s blackest cloud Doras as a very rare type of fruend for she can keep a secret lf you ask Doras her opanaon of a thang she wall tell you the truth and not try to flatter you wath untruths She taxes a great deal of prade an her school work You wall never see Dons sattang around adle paantang as her hobby Doras hasnt definately made up her mand what she wants to do when she gets out of hagh school but at wall be somethang anterestang FRANKENFIELD ELIZABETH M Betty Commercaal When the mormng sets a task do at laughang an ats face Gray eyed brown haared Betty as an adeal fraend Her chaef delaght as dravang a car wath a pleasant companaon lf you want dravang lessons gust go to Betty she wall gladly gave them to you Betty s favorite sports are swummang and ace skatang and her favorate sublect as typewratlng A happy go lucky garl Betty never worraes about anythang except shorthand and her boy fraend Her sunny dasposataon helps her to wan fraends and we are sure that she wall succeed as o typast FREDERICK STANLEY Stan Commerclal A good sword and a trusty hand A merry heart and true Stanley as o quaet shy boy who does not feel at ease when there are garls around When he as wath c group of boys however he as actave enough He lakes bookkeepang and typang the subaects an whach he makes has best marks He hopes some day to be an accountant or a court stenographer Stan plays an organazed baseball and lakes basketball and football FREY GERALD Gerry Industraal Machane Shop What good as a manute af you don t use at to some advantage Gerry as quate a fellow full of pep and fun always thankang up odd and crazy lokes to pull on has fraends He as a good student and a fine machanast too He as an experaenced double talker and tongue twaster He as a member of the Canary and Blue and wrates the shop Gossip Column He has wratten many fine artacles for the Issues past and plenty more of them that wall appear an the magozane as the months go by Gerald as also a fine orator and arbatrator, he was spokesman supreme for the Vactory Commattee that vaslled the School Board September l94l To close thas wrate up may l say we wash Gerald luck Canary 4 Page Sixty-eight G- ,lvl 00211 FRITCHMAN WILLARD Sonny Commercial He spendeth lousteth maketh merryment Wlllard rsluked by all hrs hugh school pals He rs cheerful pleasant easy to get along wnth and when hes rn the mood for studles ns better than many of has frrends He IS an all around good sport Wlllard IS one of the boys that you see everywhere and the fellows as well as the gurls, like to have hum everywhere FRONEHISER IRWIN P Flash Commercnal A qultter never wins a winner never quats Flash rs a good student nf he has hrs mlnd on hrs work and IS fully awake Hrs hearty laughs hrs funny lakes and hrs mckname the Jackpot because he IS always ready to lend assistance all endear hum to has friends He goes to all the football and basketball games and plays baseball whenever he gets a chance He never knows what he wants to do tall the last mlnute and rs lust as un decided about what work he wants to do FRONHEISER NATHALEEK DELORIS Nath Commercral Contented with little and cheerful wrth more Nath has a determmed wlll When asked to do something she wall do rt and what more can you ask? Nath plays basketball wnth the CHCICHCY of a professional ln studies Nath doesn t excel but she as always cheerful and has a smulmg HI ya for all her friends Basketball 4 FUKAN JOAN L Josle College Preparatory The foolish one seeks happiness m the distance Never expect much chatter when you are around Joan She says what she has to say and then keeps qunet Joan loves to swam hlke or do anythmg that wall keep her out ln the fresh anr She has two very fine talents lts all nn her fingers her art and her musrc There IS nothmg more she asks for than paper and pencil to sketch the nearest oblect When .loan enters college she ll be takmg her pencll and paper along Basketball 2 4 Gym Club 2 Page Sixty nme FUNK LA MAR ARTHUR Woo lndustrual No matter what the weather brungs Snow, sleet or raun, La Woo wull never muss Any football game LaMar us a true sports lover and has great qualutues of leadershup He us always lookung for adventure He us a verutable oracle of learnung hus knowledge raduates equally and undumunush ed un all durectuons OIIZUS' FULMER KENNETH PAUL Ken College Preparatory Learn much, say luttle, hear everythung Ken us one ofthose quuet fellows who speak luttle, but thunk much Besudes beung a good student when he decudes to study Ken us an ardent baseball and basketball lover After hugh school, he plans to go to college Once resolved upon a certaun goal he us sure to reach ut Latun Club 2 German Club 4 FUNK RICHARD W Duck College Preparatory He takes exceedung pauns and he us most seruous un gardening Duck us a sport who takes hus fun un large doses At football and basketball games you can hear hum above all the rest H goes at work un the same spurut Wullungness, abuluty and persever ance are trauts well worth havung, and he has them He takes hus work seruously and generally gets to where hes goung devotes much of hus tume experumentung wuth chemucal gardenung, and would luke to goto college to find out more about ut Gym Team 3 4 GABLE PHYLLIS u General A man cannot resist tuppung hus heart to her beauty Phul us a real all round gurl she lukes dancung, swummung, tennus, horseback rudung and belueve ut or not zoology Her pet hates are rouny weather and homework Sweet romantuc Phyllus keeps one always un a gay mood a characterustuc that wull be advan tageous un her aress desugnung Her favorute foods are spaghettu sundaes and cokes and she gets away wuth eatung them all at once' Someday her classmates wull be wearung Styles by Goble Page Seventy 00211 GACKENBACH ARDEN Gock General Go West young man go West Ever see a streak of human llashmg through the corrldorsz Ask hum how he got that way hell probably tell you that he gets up so late In the mormng he rushes to get to school ontvme and he acqulred the habnt Gock us really queer He prefers classucal to popular muslc doesn t luke crowds In strlctly an outdoor man and leans naturally enough to forestry At the end of the trail youll posslbly flnd ham restmg beneath a soothmg pme for thusns his favorlte tree He has enough hour to use as a floor rnop Well so long pard but he s lust pullmg on hns boots and there he goes' Band 2 3 4 Orchestral Baseball Basketball Football GALLAGHER JAMES P nm General Thoughtfulness makes frlends and thoJghtfulness keeps them Jlm although small I5 enthuslastlc and perslstent In all he undertakes He s the type of fellow who can take a poke and come back for more ln has studles he I5 above the average student Despnte hrs height he us an actnve basketball player It ns a sure thmg that he well be a successful businessman Swimming team 2 3 National Honor Society 4 GALLIANO LORRAINE Lorrame Commercial Busy as a busy bee That s her pastime when she s free Lorrame always has a smule for everyone one scarcely ever funds her gloomy except when some great dnsappomtment over takes her She has many hobbues readmg basketball and gomg to the movies Her ambmon IS to become a secretary Page Seventy one GALLAGHER WILLIAM G Murphy General Happy days are here again Wnlluam us so much mterested In sports that lf you go to a football or basketball game you usually see hum there Has greatest ambutlon as to become a machmust x 0020 GARFINKEL SYLVIA College Preparatory Virtue modesty and truth are the guardian angels of women Syl ns an ndeal all around gurl She takes an equal dellght an studles and In socual affalrs Dependabnluty wlth a dash of mutla tlve Syl has exactly that She excels In all sports what she starts out to do she does wholeheartedly Syl us Cedar Crest bound and we all know that she will grace any field that she may enter German Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 Chorus 2 Natnonal Honor Society H:stor1calSoc:ety 2 3 GARLAND JOAHN K a College Preparatory Life, I challenge you to try me .loahn wlth the pugtalls Joahn wnth the extra sloppy goes wlth a new record and a few books tucked under her arm wnth a very speclal sense of humor and spontaneous wut' Somehow she never misses a football or basketball game and IS usually frlends galore Basketball 2 3 Home Room Representative 3 Glrl Scouts 3 4 L? GAUMER, LA RUE Commercnal Then out she bursts m wards of chatter And gives her version of the matter An ambmous sort of person us Lu wnth many of the qualltles necessary to the perfect stenographer accuracy courtesy and a sense of humor Her leisure IS glven over to out of door sports mostly Ice skating GARNER AUDREY FRANCES Audrey General Personality I5 to a glrl what perfume IS to a flower Audrey ns one of the best all round gurls ln school Nothing IS tco bug or too hard for her wullmgly to tackle Though Audrey as not always on the honor roll she as never far from the head of the class She IS fond of flowers selwng and art and means to be an mtenor decorator and to have her own excluswe shop Certamly she has the ambition and the oomph to succeed Page Seventy two I HSYI.. ' I I l 1, ' , . ' i 4 . , . . . , i ' i i ' i , I I ..J Y.. .. - H around with the gang! Just an all-round girl with interests and I i . i I 1 I .. . . . . ,, l , l .X 1 ..Lu.. w- I Y ' ' ' 1 ' EDU211 ' GEARY ELIZABETH JANE Betty Commercial Those move easlest who have learned to dance We wonder why they all call her bashfula With a great hk mg for football and dancing she glves most of her time to dancmg Betty has entered the Commercral course for the purpose of securing a .ob as secretary GEHMAN KENNETH M en General He heeds the call of the wild Ken IS the knnd of fellow everyone enloys for a friend Thought ful and considerate Ken IS lust hlmself nn every sltuatlon All out door sports are hls dish for recreatlon but hrs real pleasure he Hnds nn huntlng Hrs sportsmanshlp afleld has made many mmrod fruends for hum theres nothing he engoys better than a hunt wnth some congenial companion lt goes wuthout saying that os a marks man Ken as above par As a fanthful lnend he us tops He hopes to enter a technical school to study machmery and nts branches We wlsh ham a steady march upwardl Good luck GAUMER LESTER L es General A friend rn need rs a friend Indeed les can get along with anyone He as one of the fellows who has served the school 'lalthfully for three years In the cholr good sport always wnllmg to try anything once Les as mvaluoble an any gathering He enloys goklng dancing and drlvlng ln hns school work he as about average but always eager to learn A harmomous program always Les Chorus2 3 4 Cholr2 3 4 GEHMAN FERN General She IS fair and wise and wlthal gracious beauteous, beloved Fern us a dellghtful person and better yet the kind of a frlend everyone IS proud ta have She IS never too busy to help a fnend She spends a great deal of tame nn sports lust basketball tennls swlmmmg and skatmg says she and In all of these she excels Besldes Ilklng sports she spends both tlme and effort on her studies ls she a blonde? ls she? Blonde every halr and that catches every eye Yes nts real, too and so IS Fern Everyone at A H S wishes her the best of luck In whatever field she chooses Page Seventy three n 11 1 ' L ,, . . . . . ,, , 1 . , , . , . 1 1 - 1 1 i 1 1 l L 1- H 1 ,, . 1. I . l 1 fr . . . 1 . . ,, , . 1 1 . . 11. 1 1 . - . -1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 .1 . - , , . tt .- , . K 11 - 11 , . 1 'f . . 1 . . . 1 1 - ' 0020 ' GEHO BERNICE A Commerclal Musfc rs for certam among us more than pleasure Be rs a swell person studlous eager to help anyone She lrkes good books and movies on whlch she IS well Informed and IS keen about the llves of movue stars She wants to be a smger but we shall probably see her un a bug office Choir l GEHRINGER MARIE College Preparatory She IS charmrng to talk to full of wlsdom Ripe ln judgment rich rn information Have you heard any good lakes lately? shouts Marne as she rushes through the halls wnth an armful of books trymg to beat Father Tnme to class ln addltnon to studies she finds time for basketball skatmg and muslc Next year Marne will malor ln hlstory at Cedar Crest and we shall probably read a History of Lehigh County by Marne Gehrmger National Honor Society 4 Historical Society 3 4 Pan Amerfcan League 4 Junior Red Cross Representative 4 GEISE GLADYS Beautiful and rich IS an old friendship where light has llngered intimate and long Tall blonde blue eyes wnth a pleasing manner and lovely GEHRINGER VIRGINIA Gmny Commercial She capers she dances she has eyes of youth A spontaneous laugh a qurck flow of words an enthusiasm food dancmg or skatmg shell do lustuce to each everytnm e lakes typmg and wants to do office work Keep smllmg Glnny You re sure to get what you want Glad dlsposltlon thats Glad A good sport always ready to loan In good times she likes dancing In fact IS quite a lltterbug Glad IS also an ardent sports fan goes un for :ce skatmg horseback rldlng and tenms Glad would like to attend school In Philadelphia Page Seventy four I I 1.Be11 11 . . . 11 . I . I . . 1 1 - 1 1 .1 - - i . - 1. . 1, . - 1 1 ' . I . I l i . . . 1 , . . i . . . , J - 1 1 11 .1 1 1 1 I I I . for food- -all these indicate- -Ginny. To make her happy suggest It I . I . -W , . . .el Sh . , . , 1 ' E , , 1 1 X1 Q.. ' 1 .1 11 1 1 1 - 0 1 - 11 1- 1 1 1 ' ' H. f K t I 1 1 - 1 1 , . . OUZUS GENSENLEITER JEAN ELIZABETH Jeanne Commercual Oh for a book and a grassy nook If Jeanne s your frlend you ve got a fnend To one not fam lluar with her ways she seems quiet even bashful but once you know her you can have plenty of fun If Jean has a book shes satlsfled Jeanne has the commercuol course and hopes to be a private secretary She has already earned her competent typust pm Lots of luck Jean' GERHARD ARTHUR E Gers Commercial And yet the menace of the years Fmds and shall find me unafraid Arthur as the kmd of guy you want around when you heed help He IS a quiet composed fellow who says lnttle but thmks much He may not be a mental gnant but he does do hls best to get ahead nn his studies He has many frnends whom he can always count on and has a good word and a friendly smile for every one He likes to play football but IS lust as keen about basketball and baseball GERMAN JEAN R Jeanne General Oh I ll be gomg leavmg the noises of the street To where a lrftmg faresml rs yankmg at the sheet Jeans humor has attracted many fnends and she really IS a good sport Her dream IS to own her own yacht and sall the seven seas for she loves mystery and excitement Her hobby IS reudlng in GERY BRUCE General Nature made htm as she should Not too bad and not too good Bruce who as well known at Allentown Hugh School Ilkes al most any sport none more than chewmg gum' Because he as a very good dancer he IS popular and attends several dances every week He spends most of hus ldle tame drlvmg around on hls father s car Has favorate sublect ns advanced aruthmetuc Hts one ambltlon as to attend Roosevelt Avuctuon School Heres hopmg he will fly through llfe happily Page Seventy five , 1 - ' , , , ll 11 , . .. , . - ., l . . F , . . 1 I ' ,D , , , , . . , , ., I 1 - , . , GIANNELLI GEORGE R Shorty Commerclal I wrll not follow where the path leads but I will go where there IS no path and leave a trail Shorty, a qulet person, does not care to take port In any out door actuvltles He enloys movlng plctures and llstemng to the radlo He loves muslc and enloys taklng part rn concerts occasionally 01120 GIANCARLO ANGELO Ang Commercial The way to gam a friend IS to be one Ang has never known how It feels to have on enemy Humans, he thmks are the mcest animals un existence Ang has never led a cut and dried school lrfe he has many extra curricular achvltues and attends all the socnal functuons Hts cheering and smglng at football and basketball games have mode hum the cheerleaders delight The same lndustry and versatility that marked his hugh school llfe wlll brmg hum success In busmess The braun that creates his crossword puzzles wall make Its way around Canary2 3 4 GIANNELLI JEAN General A woman s guess rs much more accurate than a man s certainty Jean, besides belng a true and loyal fnend, IS a good sport, she can take a loke as well as she can guve one Her Interests vary Her hobbies are bucychng, swlmmmg, and playmg basketball .lean hopes to become famous ln the musncal world wuth her French horn Someday we wlll be proud to say we knew her Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra l,2 3 4 GlFT BETTY E Betty Commercial Give to the world the best you have the best wfll come back to you A quiet dlsposmon, lovely hazel eyes, cheery smile, and soft volce, thats Betty lf you re fair and square with her she will do her utmost to please you Always ready wlth a deserved complu ment, Betty always thinks of the other fellow and treads on no ones toes Nothing so arouses Bettys :re as o person who IS un wllhng to cooperate wnth fellow students when there as work to be done Page Seventy sux O C A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 I JI' X V , , 1 i , f GLANCEY JAMES Im General Self trust IS the first secret of success James ns always In a good mood and makes fnends easnly Jlm mtends to loan the Navy and he certannly wnll be a help and wull we know, serve has country well 00211 ' GINSBURG JEROME JPVYY General Here rose an athlete strong to break or bmd All force ln bonds that might endure Jerry has somethmg about hum that attracts An all round athlete, even though he has never competed for any of our scholastnc teams he plays basketball for several outsude teams No matter what he may decade to take up for a llveluhood we feel sure success wull accompany hum GLASE WILLIAM F n College Preparatory Intelligence and wrsdom make a boy a mon Add that a little humor often saves a man Bull ns everywhere, here today, gone tomorrow, always on the go never o dull moment Try to agree wlth lum-no use, Bull ns going to be a lawyer all sux feet of hum Never a boy like Bull studles when he pleases loafs when he chooses Lotun and Journal lsm classes please hum most he does has Latm m lournallsm and hasnt fouled any But unto hls wrmng go all the thungs that make hum Bull Comedy first hand and ongmal wut Ih the old Glase way, and penmanshnp that lust Isnt Thats Bull Ask any teacher Bull has played football ln Canary 8.BIue, but hereally made lnmself as Inspector Chnstman 3 Historical Society 2 GLOSE JANICE C Janne General O keep a place apart Wlthm your heart For lfttle dreams to go' Those who know Janice know that she as a valuable fnend and a good companion Her dark hour and flashmg brown eyes run close compehtnon to any lrvsh eyes Somewhere among the sports Jamce Inkes ranging from Ato Z are tenms, and horsebackrudmg The latter she does exceedingly we Luke most of us, Janlce will probably spend the greater part of her llfe settung a pattern as o good housewufe Nevertheless, her parents are takmg a chance and sendmg her to Moravuan where she wall magor an gournalusm Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Semor Class Play Page Seventy seven Debatmg Club 1 President Canary 81 Blue Staff 3 4 Football . .. - , , . l , .. . ,. 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' , , i , 1 ' , 01120 GOHEEN DAWN LORRAINE Dawn General A teasing pleasing Scotch lass Down s blond locks and sparklmg smlle are attractlve and are a great help In makmg frlends for her Full of fun and pep Dawn IS usually ln the mlclst of a crowd domg her share of fun makmg Though she herself, does not take part In sports except dancung she ns an enthuslastnc rooter Dawn has done faurly well ln her school work and we feel sure that she wlll do more than that after her hugh school days are over Good luck' Glrl Reserves 4 GOMBOTZ EMMA Commercial Oh come now that the long hours begm Let s see a movie and sit and chln Em has a wlnmng smile pleasant ways and many friends Pleasure comes before school work IS her motto Her favorite hobbies are the movues chewlng gum and talkmg Em wlll always get along because she believes all wlll be well tomorrow General When she comes into a room rt IS as If a sudden hght shone Peggy IS a not too serious lookmg brownette, gay lovely wlth a smlle that lets loose a sudden radiance Her pet hates are her first name algebra and algebra Her llkes are dramatncs and dancing But she grnts her teeth and bears all three Whether she makes a career for herself or follows the trall to a home of her own we know she wlll establlsh an atmosphere as fine and as delightful as she IS herself GORGODIAN VIRGINIA Gmny College Preparatory Smiles pave a pleasant highway Where there ns any klnd of game there s Gmny Boys prefer her to boys an sports Tweed skurts sweaters and comfortable shoes help to ldentlfy her sllks and satms are deflmtely out Her work IS always done ahead of tlme and IS always done well One thing more don t call her Vlrglnla Girls Gym Club 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Page Seventy eight O 0 I ..Em.. GOODMAN, MARGARET Peggy ,ye GRAVER ROGER A og College Preparatory The world us blessed most by men who do things And not by those who merely talk about them Roger us a true sportsman un every sense of the word H carrues hus good sense of ludgment and four play unto hus studues as well as unto hus othletuc career Rog, wuth hus ever ready smule has luttle trouble un mokung fruends, and less trouble un keepung them Rog makes quuck and accurate decusuons It personaluty and scholastuc records are any unducatuon of a future, Rogers lute wull be marked wuth vuctarues and success National Honor Society 4 Varsuty Basketball 3 4 Vorsuty GREENAWALD DONALD L General Nme lives IS not enough Greeny us always ready for a good yoke but belueves un gettung his schoolwork done sometumes Although not untendung to go on to school Greeny us set on makung the grade un avuatuon or more likely un the armed forces of the country We wush hum the best of luck wherever he goes Boys Club of Allentown 2 3 4 OUZILIS GOUGH MARY LOU General Charm that us real her smule us her seal Thus dashung Tutuan blonde from St louus came to our class un l94l New un a sense she seemed to belong from the first Always her some sweet self everyone loves her Her hobbies are knuttung readung and outdoor lute, wuth all that word uvuplues As for real dancing, she likes ut as for lutterbuggung no lust usnt her type She untends to be a secretory and plans to attend a college for traunung In thot work GREEN GLORIA CECILE G o General From the second she opens her eyes one mulluon hows Iwo mrllron wheres and seven mrllron whys Glorua us a flne example of good sportsmanshup, sunceruty and a keen mund Her fruendshup IS smcere and hughly valued She us a prcmusung young artust too, a member of the Klune Baum Art School for two yecrs Although a connousseur of gocd musuc, never let It be saud that she doesnt enuoy a good swung band Glorua us not sure what college she wull attend but we all know she wull be a credut to any school French Club 4 Klune Baum Art School 2 3 National Honor Society Greeny Page Seventy nune , .. . . . 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I . , ,K 2 ' - , f ' I . 3 . - , , , , , , ,, . 01120 GRIDER JUSTUS E Jumor Commerclal Glve me my rod and rifle Unfortunately there are few people luke Jumor In hugh school He IS a carefree fellow with on ever ready smole always ready for fun, but when ut IS tume for serlous thought Jumor s whole attitude changes He has good grades In hls school work He likes hunting and flshlng and wlll mlss school for that anytlme He IS a member of the Ploneer Flsh and Game Protective Assoclatlon GRIMM RO DNEY C Rocky General How martnal music every bosom warms Rocky a soclable chap despute hus desire for a good time manages to pull through m his sublects Stamp collectlng sports and music are his delight Rodney mtends to enter West Chester State Teachers College where he wnll malor an fine arts and musuc He wants to play In a top rate band or an orchestra maybe be a second Eddie Duchm We are confident that Rocky wull get what he wants A Capella Cholr3 4 Y M C A 4 GROLLER ELWOOD Woody Commercial Ansmg late brmgs on fate Woody as a chunky fellow with powerful attractlons Woody s GROELLER WILLIAM F Hntler Com mercual For I am most fearfully and wonderfully made Wulllam us a ploneer n bowling He IS Interested In most athletics he thinks they are what thas country needs to develop our youth You wall usually Rnd hum on convoy duty In the halls A snappy dresser and good dancer hrs ambltlon IS nevertheless to become a grease monkey lf you have any 'obs to have done gust glve hum a rang Ideas are good though he us not too eager to apply them H guves liberally and takes lust as liberally He chants to the sound of all musec around hum changes color readlly and IS very obser vant of manners He us a typucal youth with all posslbllmes of reachmg a npe old age lf he wnll save he wlll probably accumulate huge sums of money Keep your eye on Woody Page flghty .. . .1 , . 11 - - 11 ' 1 .. . . . . . 1 , . 1. 11 , . 11 - - 11 1 1 1 ' I I 1 . 1 1 . . . . 1. . .- , . H ,1 i 1 1 1 - 1 11 H 1 ,, .. . ,1 1 Q s I ,K , . e I I ' - 1 - 1 01120 ' GUIGNET BETTY JEANNE Betty Commercual You are as good a man as he us only he has more lung power Although Betty appears to be tumud and shy she us really full of fun A ready smule and a helpung hand are her most promunent vurtues In her studues Betty us an average pupul un her pleasures she us an expert Besudes dancunq she loves uce slcatung and you may be sure she s tops un both Here s to you Betty' Gurl Reserves 4 GUTEKUNST GEORGE Gudy College Preparatory Varuety us the spuce of life Gudy wandered rught unto thungs here at Allentown Hugh School from a place called Central He us a fellow wuth a mulluon dollar personaluty and a heart of gold Although he does not play on the Canary team he us a good baseball player and has a good record as a Hrst baseman Hus pet weakness us blondes We feel only one regret that we havent known Gudy longer l HAAF MARJORlE LEAH M0793 General All Marges abundant spurut and happuness somehow raduate out to those around her Her keen unsught unto Problems of Democracy has relueved class room tensuon on many occasuons Marge us an out door gurl too Ice skatung hukung tennus they are all her favorute sports but uts when she s swungung a tennus racket that Marge us at the heught of her glory HAAS, ALTHEA FLORENCE Haasue Commercual Womanluness garnished wuth sulence Heres a quuet suncere gurl wuth lovely black hour and study seems to agree wuth her She us Interested un the more quuet type of pleasure, embrouderung readung and church work Her chuef ambutuon us to become o successful busmess woman Natuonal Honor Society 4 Commercual Club 4 Page Eughty one .. .u u ,, .. ,- f 1 . i . 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German Club 3 4 Gurl Reserves 4 'OU20' HAAS CHARLES R Charlle College Preparatory Learning without thought IS labor lost Congenlal mtelllgent Charles mamtalns a hugh scholastlc average and pursues a variety of Interests Among these are read mg ccmpung and traveling Although he has studied mostly ln the science fleld, he hopes to go to Lafayette College to study the arts and languages Charles looks forward to the future wlth confl dence, hopung to be of real servlce to has governmentun the foreugn fled HAAS EDMUND C Eddle Commerclal Let others share your sunny days and you wrll flnd lt s rue That others will be glad to share the rainy days with you Eddie lakes to have fun lf you want to have a really good tlme, look hlm up Hls sunny dlsposltlon has won for him many friends Eddle goes ln for Ice skating and tennis He may not seem to be an exceptnonal student but he can be If he tnes Hed luke to get a good posltlon, and we all hope that he will Hrstorrcal Society 2 National Honor Society 4 HACKER JOSEPH F oe College Preparatory Little bodies have great souls Joe IS an all round good fellow always ready to go out of hls way to help has neighbor Hls love for sports IS shown In his regular attendance at hugh school events He IS a smooth dancer rarely misses a dance Joe has decided to go to college and we all know that he wlll be the right person IH the right place Gym Team HACKET DAVID JR Dove College Preparatory Nature made hrm as she should not too bad and not too good and there s method fn hrs madness Hacket IS really a friend If he IS treated nght There IS never o dull moment when he ns around as many a teacher has found out Hacket spends most of hls time swimming and dancmg both take energy and Dave has plenty of energy Gsve hum a sublect on which he feels deeply and watch hum roll up has sleeves and go Into ut Enthuslastlc about travel, there IS no one who gets more fun out of people or tells about his observations more entertalnmgly Swimming 2 3 4 Varsity A 3 4 Canary and Blue Solicitor 4 Page Eighty two HADL GUSTAV Gus General Personality rs greater than wealth Gus ns a regular fellow and knows how to make and keep fnends He was a former member of the A Capella Cholr and later lolned the band to play the French Horn Gus favorute sublects are German volce culture and harmony He hkes swlmmmg and base ball but llkes best to make airplane models and to tmker wnth radlos Gus hopes elther to become a muslc teacher or to play A Capella Choir 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Band 4 HAHN JAMES OLIVER Gunner lndustrlal Auto Don t put off tlll tomorrow what you should have done last week Hahn as the aur minded auto shop cadet with a love for sports' lhxs aur mmdedness resulted nn prnze medals and broughthnm many fnends He us a popular fellow and also the kmd who wlll take the blame for someone else s mnsdomg Has love for adventure has brought hum many unforgettable memones He IS somewhat of a comedian and can compose poetry as fast as the rest of us can talk. 00211 HACKET FREDERIC C Fntz College Preparatory Fnendlmess rs his vrrtue Fntz lakes to hsten to as well as to tell pokes. Has greatest unterest as chemlstry whnch he hopes to study In college at Alabama or Duke He ns also interested un basketball and football and enloys all the games We expect to hear more of Fntz some day Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Natronol Honor Society 3 4 HAGENBUCH, J BERNICE Berme life s no longer If we hurry Berme IS unterested ln dancmg and In summer and wlnter sports of varlous types She IS also Interested In beauty culture and we know her abnluty along these lmes will unsure her many cllents Or us that future already taken care off Dramatvcs 1 Page Eaghty three .. . .. , . ,, . . . . . ,, , I - I , , z , z ' ' , .. .. I .. . . .. Q I O 1 . . W s - I l . I V I . . . - f , s . , in a symphony band or orchestra. ' , i , i .. . .. U- , . ., - I .. ., , .. . . ,, -. I . ' 1 112 HALAKSA JULIUS Jock General Be sflent and safe sllence never betrays you A good natured fellow always ready to help anyone un need Jack has a pleasant smnle and cheerful word for everyone fauthful follower of sports at A H S Jack ns also very popular on the dance floor where he IS a good dancer He us an all round sportsman baseball basketball tenms golf horse back rldlng Ice skating swummmg pmg pong and sknng Chorus 2 3 Hlstoncal Club 3 Home Room Representatlve 2 3 H1 Y Club 2 3 Scoopmg Snooper 2 3 4 HAMILTON K CLARICE College Preparatory Smcerlty IS a vrrtue Claruce has those lndeflnable qualmes which always spell suc cess and popularlty Although she IS an excellent student she finds time for pleasures and can almost always be found at the games and at the class plays She IS fond of dancung and the out of doors Kmttlng and readang are her favorlte mdoor pastimes Clance plans to enter college next fall and she wlll do well at college Chorus 2 Latm 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 Hlstorlcal Society 2 3 German Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Vice President Homeroom Representatrve to Girls Council 4 Camus 4 ,--f HANDWERK ALTHEA Butch General Look before you leap see before you go A pal a true friend and a good sport Althea Her wlllmg ness to help others her flne sense of humor her common sense all make her popular wherever she goes Besndes bemg the answer to a teacher s prayer as her hugh scholashc marks show Butch flnds tame to enloy readung and swnmmmg We all count ut an honor to be uncluded among her fnends National Honor Socuety l HANNA JOSEPH Sparaclara General let those who will seek other arms His choice wlll always be the arms of Morpheus Joseph IS a studaous lad but those that know ham find that he as always on the spot to have a good time One of hrs many hobbies as sleeplng another us sportmg nt up wath the crowd He loves to dance even though hens a but shy He plans to be a skllled mechanic Demos Y M C A Page E1ghty four 11 -1 1 1. . . 11 . I , . . ., 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I I ' -1 I I I ' 1 i 1 1 Q1 - . - - 11 - 1 , . i 1 i I 1 i 1 i if ' i , . . , . V 1. 11 1 11 l 11 1 I I ' - 1 1 1 , . . , 1 11 11 1 -1 - , . . . . ,, 1 I . , . . f . . . . HANZLICH IRENE Renee Life IS lust a bowl of sweet cherries Renees a good artlst and brush wlelder lust pose for her sometlme If she lnkes you she wull move mountains for you and do ut gladly Shes a sport enthusuast but prefers concerts operas symphonnes and a certam brand of swung whuch she calls medrum warm lrenes o whnz on the roller skating nnk and dance floor and goes to town with a rhumba or tango HARTER JOY Joy College Preparatory How lovely common things must seem to one Who has such lovely eyes to see them through If you don t know the Joy of our class count It your misfortune! Well named and well mannered delightful and dependable l'lne and lruendly sympathetacand sincere-these are dlS'IhQUIShIl'lg marks Though she has the outward appearance of being calm and serene she s a bundle of dynamite when aroused Whale her abllstles are varied they are also llmlted she can stnll dance better than she can skate Her poetry wntten un the style of Sara Teasdale Canary 3 4 French Club4 Girl Scouts2 3 4 Inter Clan EDU211 HANNA NORMAN Buck General Tame and tide walt for no man Buck IS a good natured and fun loving lellow He lukes has bug bands and frequents the Empire Ballroom He has many frlends and we don t mean only gurls Studymg with hum has not become a hablt but he gets along On the whole, he IS a regular guy Commercial And oh she dances such a way On every sunshme holiday Here IS lnsh who will help you through thick and than Her pastrmes are dancnng gomg to football games and eating Helen wants to be a member of some bug business orgamzotlon and we hope that her future will be bright Gfrl Reserves 2 3 4 Page Eighty five O O HARKINS, HELEN G. Irish 'OIIZU' HARTMAN JAMES General A true friend IS forever a friend Just call hum Jnm and everythmg will be all rxght He as a fellow that llkes to have a lot of fun llkes lokes and can take them Above all he llkes to race around In has old car and to take ut apart and see what makes It run He would like to be a state policeman HARTRANFT JEAN E Jeannie General The world rs made for fun and frollc A bug smule a charming personalnty a good sport all these ln one are Jean Hartranft Always loklng about anythmg that comes along Jeannie can be senous too Swnmmmg doncmg and movles are Jeannes favonte pastimes We wush her the best of luck In whatever work she finally decides to take up HARTZELL, MARGENETT LANDIS Marg College Preparatory Close your books and go la sleep Vnvlaclous, fun lovlng Margenett gust doesn t want to be panned down to a thmg She loves the world and all that goes with nt She enloys swnmmmg boatmg Ice skatmg dancing hlkmg and anything that takes her out of doors In her more serious moments she knlts sews and reads Her slogan ns lll worry about that tomorrow Occasionally she IS senous but guve her time She mtends to go to Cedar Crest and then to be a teacher HARWICK RUTHI C Ruthne Commercual At first snght Ruthne looks qunet but you dont know her True shes dreamy but she comes to llfe In o hurry when things begun to happen Ruthie doesnt bother much wlth the boys at school but we have our doubts about outside We wnsh her unlnmuted success as a stenographer Page Eighty sux 1 1. . - - .1 . , . . I D 1 1 .. . 1. , . .1 - . 11 I I , . . I ' . . I . . 1 . . . When your studies pile too deep, .1 . . I . .. 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 H 1 1 1 - 1 . , . , . .1 . .. 1 . , . . . . . 1 . , . - 1 ' 600211 ' ' HASKEY, RICHARD R. Butch Industrial--Mechanical Drafting ' 'Tis not size but quality that counts ' doors T Square Club HASTINGS PARKER WILSON u College Preparatory Adventure rs not outside a man but wlthm Genral Bud halls from hlstorlc New England He moved from Boston un 1939 and entered A H S an hrs sophomore year Hes coach Crums ace shortstop and he huts the ball luke hlsldol Joe Cronln Bud s an ardent supporter of all A H S teams and takes an actrve part nn the Varssty A Club He s gomg from here to Parks Arr College Varsity Baseball 2 3, 4 Varsity A Club Butch is an amiable and likable fellow, who intends to become a draftsman o designer of things to come. Here is a lot of luck to one of the swellest fellows. His hobby is anything that has to do with the great out-of- HAYTMANEK EDWARD G Hledy lndustrlal Auto Always talk bfg and you wfll not be forgotten Hredy rs an nntellagent young man to know He has o heart of gold and a helpmg hand Hledy has many hobbnes one rs photogarphy When he rs not at that he rs flshmg Hledy Ilkes to talk. Anytime you need some one to talk you can bet your boots Hredy wall be more than walling to oblige He would make an excellent lawyer He IS one of the most studlous young men we know, and will be a first class ovratlon mechanic HECHLER HAROLD F Curly Commerclal And he laughed but he squared hrs fist We are lntroducrng you to Curly a pal to everyone Curly as mast of hrs frrends know ham IS full of fun ambltlous and gay Hrs friends never have a dull moment when Curlys around because thas tall restless lad rs always on the go He lrkes all sports but Ilkes best to go huntnng for both large and small game He has a bug display of all types of guns, whnch he collects Page Eighty seven 1' 01120 HECKMAN EVELYN K Effie Home Economics You ll never have a false friend Haunting the local roller skating rmks to keep in practice Effie does exceptionally well on skates No one would ever beat a path to her door to taste her cooking nor is she one of the best students yet she will go through life on ball bearings shell skate her way into everyones heart HECKMAN MARGARET RUTH Margaret General Constant cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom A bright smile and a cheery Hello introduce Margaret who is very fond of meeting old friends and acquiring new ones Al though Margaretflnds delight in reading many varieties of magazines, she has a flne taste for wholesome books She enloys sewing and also likes seeing her favorite screen stars in the movies Chorusl 2 Aquacade 3 4 HECKMAN RAY S ay Science and Engineering Look beneath the surface Let not his worth escape you He might be called a newcomer but he certainly is not regard ed as such among his friends He is intelligent candid and in dustrious On a tough game of football or baseball he thrives in fact he devotes much time to all types of athletics lntendlng to become a chemical engineer he also looks hope fully forward to an appointment to West Point German Club 4 Track 2 4 Y M C A HEIL KENNETH DONALD Crow Architectural Drafting My kingdom for a female crow Kenny is an average student who divides his time either out- of-doors in the fresh air or in some stuffy dance hall. He is an ardent lover of sports and goes in for many of them outside of school. He is often referred to as a Romeo, a name which he certain- ly lives up to. Kenny hopes to enter the Architectural or Mechanical Drafting field in the near future. V - - - - for Victory Kenny. Page Eighty-eight 6002111 HEIMBACH BETTY JANE Betz Commerclal Somehmes quiet sometimes gay you wall love her anyway Dark eyed dark hatred and sweet as they come' You wall always flnd Betty wherever theres fun Keepnng a secret IS the easiest thang for her to do A party never IS dull wuth Betty around For years she has had one ambltlon smglng wuth an orchestra She hopes to ochleve a rob as stenographer after graduation Whatever she does or wherever she may roam we wlsh her luck all the way HEINEY GLADYS M Gladdy General Happiness costs you nothmg Gladdy with her heart of gold IS a ready, wllllng and wlse frlend Once your frlend always your friend IS her motto her mlddle name IS loyalty Roller skating and Ice skatmg basketball and swlmmmg all gnve way to sketchlng when the mood IS nn her She enloys the humorous as well as the senous side of thlngs each has its drstmchve place Her chlef ambltnon ns to be a telephone operator, listen for her volce at the other end of the operators lane HEISER JEAN MARGARET Slum General So hallow d and so gracious IS the time HEISER V JOYCE Jo General Never let It be said that time s a wasting Joyce has the qualnty of gettmg along with everyone She ns always on the ga and her second name IS Speedy She IS Interested ln dress deslgnmg and hopes to secure a posltlon In that field when she flmshes school Dramatlcs l Jean IS Interested In lust about everythmg that goes on swum mmg movies and dancmg Although she does not take her studies as seriously as others do she llkes school .lean has many friends on whom she can depend for fun She would like to be a typlst In a business office Page Eaghly nme 1. 11 1 .1 . . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , . , . 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HEIST JOHN C John Scuence and Enguneerung When tume us to be wasted, I ll waste ut Everyone un hugh school has heard of the smallest Soph boy un the school and hus traun of corny uokes However regardless of these lakes John us well luked by all who know hum The sports he enloys most are football baseball basketball swummung and huntung and an top of all that, John us a seruous student who wull go far un the world HELD NORMAN L JR Normy Faulhful to every trust Gentle loyal kmd and lust Norman o good all around fruend names sleepung as hus chuef pastume He us a grease monkey at a down town gas statuan Hus chuef sports are uce skatung football and cowboyung hus car up and down town He us not partucularly unterested un gurls but he does admut an admuratuon for blondes HELl.ER, RICHARD E Duc Scuence and Enguneerung An apple cu day keeps the doctor away Duck us a real fruend and pal who dropped unto A H S un hus uunuor year from Donvulle, and hus heart us stull there He has many hobbues of whuch photography and raduo are the leaders He lukes sports from A to Z Duck talks a lot means what he says and says what he means He untends to be a doctor and we feel that he wull be trustworthy Treasurer of Hu Y 4 Page Ninety Her smule her humor all unfold A nature good as purest gold The better you know Margue the more you luke her wuth her frankness and sunceruty She us easy to get along wuth and us always ready to help anyone uf she can Morgue us a whuz un the classroom usually the best un subuects such as Englush and law and us always hugh un the teachers esteem Commercial Club 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Dramatucs 3 O Hsuueuz, Mmuouuus Margie G .. . k., HENSINGER BETTY JANE Pe-my A heart of gold a soul of tire No dangers frrght her no labors tire Luttle dark haured Penny I5 qulet and studuous In the class room but after school she keeps thlngs going Her llvely loyous companion shup IS welcome everywhere Bettys customers generally go hone wuth more than they came for they lust can t reslst her personality Penny loves swnmmmg dancmg bowlmg and tenms she us an HERRITY PATRICIA Pa College Preparatory Born with the gift of laughter And the thought that the world IS mad Pat as always Johnny on the spot when somethmg excmng happens Wnth a bnght gleam sn her eye and a loke for all oca slons no party should be wuthout her Not too senous about her studxes shes stlll senous enough to make good grades All In all Pat ns one of the mcest people around A H S o favorite wuth 011211 HENRIE MILDRED I Mlllle General Knowledge IS the gate of scholarship Always full of pep and fun Mallle as Cl grand compamon She IS fond of :ce skotung swummlng and loves dancmg Her persever once and flne scholarshup wall make her a Flne lnbranan Perhaps she ll land Ih The Lnbrary of Congress German Club 4 Gym Club 2 latin Club 2 3 National Honor Socrety 4 General She has a way wlth her Demure yet bllthe yet gay Kay looks luke the typlcal hugh school gurl but underneath that average descrlptlon you fmd that she as unusually fnendly wnlh everyone and that everyone lnkes her Her merry laughter us sometimes shadowed by o senous mood Her dnary IS about the suze of a telephone book Sports play a mayor role m herllte wuth dancmg foremost Kay s achlevements ln muslc point to a promus mg career Page Nmety one I Hsmz, KATHRYN E. , Kay .. ,H HERTZOG ERNEST Ernie General I don t know where l m going but I ll get there Ernie as a better than average student his one delight is in physics He is a pleasant fellow whom we all like His favorite sports are basketball football and baseball He is also skillful on pang pong Ernie has not decided what he will do when he gets out of school, but we are sure he will do something interesting and worthwhile 01120 ' HERSH RUTH T. Hershey General Nature has made her as she should Not too bad and not too good. Hershey a pal to everyone likes to forget that she has home- work and then worries because she doesnt have it. Her favorite pastime is listening to the radio. .lust give her something to eat and put her beside the radio and she will have contentment for the evening. As for plans for the future4who knows? HESS HELEN A Hedy General What Ives behind her innocent look warms the heart of all Helen fair and sweet is a perfect woman nobly planned to warm to comfort and command She is full of fun and loves to go dancing bowling and swimming She plans to study for the theatre HESSINGER, HELENE MARIE Lena General Grace happiness and a but of rascallty grve delightful flavor to personality Helenes wit her sunny disposition and the big smile with which she greets everyone never fail to bring happiness to her and to all of us Her captivating appearance and engaging man ners make her welcome to the so called stronger sex She radiates gaiety and graces every social event Her ultimate intention us to follow in the footsteps of Schlaparellu Page Ninety two Chorusl 2 Dramatlcs3 4 00211 HESSINGER ROBERT R Muggs Commerclal A rollmg stone gathers no moss Here s an energetnc and talented boy whose future promises great posslbllmes As a hunting and tishnng enthusiast has spare time ns spent most enloyably Hus ambntuon us to be a radno technuclon and we hope he wnll be amply rewarded wuth a responsnble posntnon As to other lesser alms he mlght be descnbed as versatile for he pursues so many As a stamp collector model alrplane bullder and follower of various other hobbies he spends hls time profitably HIGHTOWER ELMORSE Elmorse lndustrlal Prmtmg Young ln age small In frame But old rn mmd and great In heart and name Elmorse ns an average student whose studies never interfere wnth hus educatlon He d rather stay home and play the puano or some other musncal unstrument than to go to school Elmorse makes good use of has tame he works after school and on Saturdays an a he can fall back on another He plans to be a prmter or a music teacher Has hobbies are music and photography Prmters Club HILBERT LUCILLE College Preparatory Greatness does not depend on slze The sweet qulet personahty of Lucllle us apparent to every body She never has much to say but when she does say anythmg lt s sure to be Important Everythmg she does IS done to perlectlon When she s a desngner we expect her designs to be famous HILL CHARLES W n lndustnal Pnntlng All work and no play makes Charles a dull boy Charles us a lnvely fellow o good sport and nnterested un all kmds of strenuous sports even pmg pong Bull as a good student when he works but nt s hard to find hum worklng He had the honor of belng president of the semor Prunter s Club he says there were no other candidates From the company he keeps we gather he lukes the gurls We all wlsh Bull good luck and happmess Printers Club Page Nmety three .. .. , . .1 - 1. , . . 1 . . . . , ' 1 1 , . 1 .1 . . 1 1 , . 1 . . 5 . market. 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I I . . , . - 1 01120 ' HIMMELBERGER EDWARD Eddie College Preparatory The way to a man s heart rn through hrs stomach Eddne wants to be an army flyer He ns a well mannered and unassummg student bears down when necessary and louns sn the fun when approprlate Glrls are the least of has worrles He rs more Interested an sports partncularly un baseball We wnsh hum lots of luck and hope he makes the grade nn the aur corps HIRSCHBECK JOHN Duke General Do unto others as you wrsh others to do unto you John IS a nlce, easy gonng fellow usually well dressed and sharp, always to be found wherever there are some gals He ns lust as well mannered as he ns well dressed He IS no star, but loves athletics Duke, popular out of school as well as nn takes great mterest In school actlvutues He has mode many frnends among all the classes Track 2 4 Football 3 HOFFMAN BETTY JANE Betty Commercial Qufetness rs often a mask for an actrve mmd Betty although a quuet person, never misses a tnck She us nnterested In good musxc and ln wholesome readlng and IS qulte experlenced In home economncs Bemg somewhat seruous minded, she us maklng a very concentrated effort to prepare herself for the hard knocks that go wlth success ln this busy buslness world especially In these trying times HOFFMAN CARLTON E Carly One must be something ln order to do somethmg Whatever the sltuahon may be you ll find Carly a carefree and happy lad He wont admit he bothers wnth homework, but he manages to get good marks When Carly ns not out on the field playing he may always be found among the foremost rooters at games A Hne personality and a good sense of humor have at tracted a host of fnends and have made Carly welcome wherever he goes Wnth hrs natural tendency to get knowledge wnthout much effort, we are sure he wall go on easuly accomplnshmg anythmg he undertakes Football Manager 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Page Nmety four 'UUZU' HOHE RUTH C Ruthne Commerclal Speak not and thy tongue shall not deceive thee Ruths wavy golden brown hair her dreamy hazel eyes her HOFFMAN NORMAN C Norm General little chlps light great fires Norman I5 an accompllshed cornetlst and hopes un the future to have the chance to play wnth some great band As for hobbnes he has the rarest He has a habut of collectung odds and ends from buttons to sulver paper German Club sparkling personality make her a charming companion Despite her gentleness Ruth seldom forgnves anyone who has dlsappomted her She IS slow to anger but her temper can be aroused' She llkes reading and her favorite authors are the Bronte slsters Ruth lakes to see games but the only physucal exertion she personally llkes IS dancing and can she lltterbug' We hope that Ruths dreams of becommg a stenographer for some Important defense concern will come true gn X HOLLENBACH EDNA F Eddy General A fnend In need IS a friend mdeed Eddy wuth her fnendly smnle and her cheerful hello and her optumnstnc outlook wull sadestep the less favorable occurences m lnfe Her blue eyes and affable personalnty have won their way unto many hearts She dances she skates she hnkes she plays basketball That sort of o gsrl goes places HOLBEN ALTHEA MAE Ettue Mae General Music begins In the heart That Effie as gomg places and that her volce as gomg to take her there everyone who has heard her sung agrees A member of the A Capella Chonr the chorus and of two church choirs she has had practice She has done work at school and at outside altanrs Her pleasant personalaty and sweet smlles help Effue takes school seruously If you see her with a thoughtful frown a test IS due Look at her actlvntles they all spell music Latln Club2 A Capella Choir 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Girl Reserves3 4 Carolersl 2 Page Nmety five .1 1. , . ,,. . . . 1. 1 - 1 - 1 , . 11 1 11 1 . 1 1 , . 1 . , - , . 1 . . . .. 1 , . 1 1. . . . ,, 1 , . 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' Wg, W I I I I I I I 1 1 1 .. .1 , . ,, . . . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 0020 HOLLENBACH WILLIAM S I Science and Engineering An honest face is the best passport We wont have to worry about the durability of our army planes for their production and design will be directed by Mechanl cal Engineer Bull Hollenbach All his interests are colored by this ambition He builds models he attends social gatherings Class Play HOMET MIRIAM Mum: General A heart of gold a soul of fire No dangers fright her no labors hre Mlm: with her genial disposition and sympathetic nature has many friends Fun loving she goes In for all sports from ice skating to swimming She IS crazy about dancing and live On the other hand she has her senous moments when she swings through algebra TIOI1 IS to beCOIl'le C DUFSE Girl Reserves 2 3 Hlstoncal Society 3 National Honor Society 4 Historical Socrety 2 4 Treasurer Homeroom 2 4 Senior HORLACHER BARBARA Bobs General Brown eyes with wondrous wrtchmg charm Barbaras charming personality and quick wit have gained her many votes to popularity She never shnrks her duties and IS a leader In school as well asm social life Though Babs has the general course she is determined to be a secretary, and a good one so she is going to National Park College ,il HORNER DONALD Dan Merit and good intention will make their way everywhere Should you ever need a public accountant heres your man Dan will give you the very best service As a sideline he follows sports regularly Dan IS a great fisherman he says he could sat all day lust shooting field mice But remember Dan if you aim at nothing you are sure to hut it Band 2 Page Ninety six l O , . 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' HOUSEHOLDER WARREN u Commercual The utchung sensatuon people mustake for ambutuon us sometumes merely Inflammation of the wushbone Tactful tolerant muld tempered Bud rambles through lufe at an easy tempo offendung none but helpung many Hus cares besudes P D have been to ruse un suffucuent tume to duspense the Ccll so ut wouldnt guve the customers the same news as the Chronucle and to spend hus weekly stupend Makung hcme movues model buuldung and vacatuons are hus chuef hobbues Hus chuef aversuons dentusts spunach and alarm clocks l-'opung to become an accountant he should have a busy exustence computung the uncreasung taxes especually we hope hus own large uncome tax A pleasant uourney through thus mundane l sphere Bud HRINCEICH LEO Handsome lt s a burd It s an aurplane Its cu superman Leo us one of the very quuet studuous and attentuve boys so he says The Cabunet Shop teacher does not thunk so because Leo you see has acquured the very good habut of watchung the gurls When classes pass Leo puts hus tools down parks some place and watches the babes go by Leo us a very good athlete but played on professuonal teams whuch stopped hum from gettung un on hugh school sports He has a buuld luke Tarzan and the strength of Superman He would rather fight five boys than try to talk to a strange gurl Heres a challenge gurls from me to you 0020 HOUSE JOSEPH oe General There are some men so dependable that gust havung them around makes one feel secure about tlue future of Ameruca Happy Joe has a sense of humor steady good sense nuuschuef dumples and sound understandung a muxture that never lets any sutuatuon down Seruous comuc persuasuve masterful he has affaurs well un hand Some of these days hell roller skate luumself around the world for far ofT lands have a strange lure for hum Hell try the Navy and ut thats over before he sees all he wants hell skate the rest of the way Even the expert make up artusts who aged hum thurty years un flve munutes, couldnt hude hus dumples or dum the sparkle un hus eyes HOUSTON DAVID Dave Enguneerung and Scuence Luke the waters of the mugluty deep Never quuet unless asleep The qualutatuve analysus of Dave reveals a scuentuflc mund an unnate unterest un dramatucs and a passuon for uelly sandwuches and pokes As a sude lune he had a course ID crume detectuon un hus role as Detectuve Sargeant Futz un the Junuor Class Play The Green Ghost He ll always be ready to make punches and declare open and shut cases Dave wants to study chemucal enguneenng wuth some extra work un electrucuty But when you are experumentung wuth electrucuty Dave the results are sometnmes shockung Track Manager 2 3 Football Manager 4 Class Plays 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Dramatucs Club 3 Page Nunety Seven , J - 11 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 r ' - 1 1 1 . . - , 1 1 L, , Bd . . . 1. I I ' I 1 - 1 . ., 11 . 11 . . , . 1 1 1 I , , 1 1 1 1 1 , . 11 11 1 11. . 1 - 11 1 1 . . . . .. ,, , . 1 . 1 ' I , . 1 2 i f 1 1. .1 1 11 1 - , . 1 11 1 1 1 ' r 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 . - 1 1 . 011211 90 by HUMPHREYS JANE MARY Janne General One makes one s own happmess only by takmg care of the happiness of others Janne IS the tall dark gurl always talking to someone about school work for although that us not her malor mterest, It IS her malor worry But between study hours she always finds time to go to games plays and dances How she does It we really dont know Wherever Janne goes the college wlll be proud of her HUNSBERGER CHARLES HUNSICKER CAROLYN H Bette Commercial The grass stoops not she treads on lt so light When Carolyn makes frlends nts not for awhlle nts forever She greets everyone wnth a smlle IS always full of fun loves to dance and Ilkes basketball swlmmmg and football She Inkes to rude a bake too and to go for long walks She IS lookmg forward to office work and we all wlsh her uc Page Ninety eight Sclence and Englneermg HUFFORT DORIS NADINE o Hoppmess IS the best of human possessions Dons a grand gurl an every respect shows no partuollty but has a smlle and a hello for everyone Fond of handwork, she at constantly kmttmg or sewmg euther for the Red Cross or for some other organization lendlng a hand wherever she ns needed A member of her church chour and an actor m many plays Dot nevertheless means to be a tull Hedged nurse some day May health and happiness continue to be hers as the years Mountain Dog Over fifty percent of your knowledge IS from experience only Mountain Dog can handle tame better than he can handle hrs studles He spends most of has tlme along the rallroad watching Iron horses pass by Frequently he goes to the round house to watch the englnes there Then he gets Into the cobms of the engnnes Of course all thls wull tell you that he wants to be an englneer .. l ..D f 1. - . - .. ., . . 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I k. 610020 HUNTER JOHN Johnnle General Better than gold is a thinking mmd John s record and personallty need no apology Whale attaln mg satisfactory records he has also been a member of the band and the German club He hunts bowls plays baseball football basketball and IS a sea scout Hrs ambltlon IS to work for the Navy after a tralnmg at the United States Naval Academy Band 2 3 German Club 4 Track 4 HUNTER THELMA MARIE Toot General Stop look and listen' You might miss something Thelmas sunny smile and dlsposltlon will be a tomc to her patients next year Her pet delight us to have people confide in her and she returns their confidence with sincere understanding She llkes modern music I5 an ardent collector of in the groove records and Ilkes nothmg better than to pve out a hot lltterbug number She has a way of saymg things backwards that would confuse even the experts Her latest Interest ns learning to drive her Dad s car and when she gets out on the road look out brother' She knows what she wants and goes after at Basketball 1 2 Gym Club 2 9 X IACOCCA llDO ANTHONY ee Englnnenng and Science When you aim at anything you are sure to hit it lee IS a raconteaur extraordinary and not only can he quup HUYETT JOYCE ARLENE Yolkey Commercial Tick talk tick talk says the clock the whole day Joyce IS about five feet tall small featured and very pretty Small as she IS there IS a lot of pep an her and she always wears that cute Inttle smule She gets along with her teachers and frlends because of that happy way of taking things as they are If she thanks she as right on any sublect she argues and pleads her pomt tull you agree with her And almost everyone does with the best but he can pun wuth the worst lf knowledge really IS power he as ommpotent This together with the ability he has developed in managing and directing school affairs wall prove a great asset In his career of engineering. National Honor Society 3 President 4- Orotan Debating Society 2 3 4- Varsity A Club 4- Red Cross Council 4- latin Club 2 3 4- Swimming Team Manager 3 4- Junior Senior and Inter- class Play Committee Page Ninety-nine ' 60020 ' IANNICELLI JOSEPHINE General Josephine with friends galore ls always making lust one more Meet Jo the kmd of gurl everybody lakes who does her work to the best of her ability and is walling to try anything once Her happy smile and pleasant attitude make her a favorite with every one Her fondness for eating is second only to her fondness for sports Jo IS gomg to be a nurse Watch her shell be holdmg some handsome fellows pulse a little longer than IS necessary Girl Reserves 2 3 4 IBACH JOHN D JR Johnny Commercial Live for today Johnny IS a regular fellow who gets along swell with all his classmates In case you dont have your homework Johnny will help you out He has been lucky In his schoolwork winning his way with a little smile a little laughter and a little study Johnny lakes the outdoors and spends most of his spare time campmg flshmg and swimming but he also likes basketball and football Bookkeeping Johnny claims, is has best study JENKINS ALFRED Science and Enguneer mg I do not agree with you But I will defend with my life your right to make the statement Voltaire Here IS one of the happiest and friendliest of our students He expects to go to Muhlenberg then to study medicine Because he behves there vs no sense in giving up and also because he takes his work seriously we believe he will be a good doctor He enloys everything connected with sports and that will keep hum flt Oratan Debating Society 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Historical Society 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 JANOSKI JEROME M Jerry General A laugh is worth a hundred groans m any market Jerry IS the friendly fellow who says that he us happy not slap happy but intelligent tho not a gemus Jerry very definitely dislikes silly love stories cabbage too much homework and giddy females' On the other hand he likes music anything from opera to swung good books arguments movies footballand chewing gum conservatory of music With music as his vocation Jerry is bound to succeed A Capella Choir 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Page One Hundred I Jo., 1. 1 , . ,, V l . . . I . . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1. .1 , . . .. . .1 1 . . ' I . . . I . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 , . I I .1 - - ff L . . - I h I . . I g I l . I I I . , 77 . i 1 1 1 ' - Jerry's chief interest is playing the piano. He plans to go to a . 1 I HAI., 1. . . . . - 1. . , . , . 1 , 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 i ' ' 1 1 i 01120 JENKINS BETTY JANE Commercial And on that cheek and o er that brow The smiles that win the tmts that glow Every second of the day Betty has a ready smile to greet her fellow classmates Shes the kmd of friend you can depend on through thick and than You can tell that she is studlous by the tact that she us always taking books home and never talung any exams Her favorite sports are swimming dancing baseball and bowl mg Betty looks forward to being the ideal wife and we are telling hum Its a safe bet First Aid 4 KAHLER CHARLES Jossle Smaltz Architectural Drafting What s rn a name? Only what you make it Charles Kahler is an active semor rn the Architectural Drafting Class Charley is also known as Jossue Smaltz a pen name under which he submitted quite a few articles to the Canary and Blue He is an accomplished double talker and an all around good sport He dances well but his partners have dlltculty following hum Clever at lmpersonotions he is the life of every party Charley was a member of the V for Victory Committee also o member In good standmg of the Cracked Nuts Fraternity An inventor extraordinary unfortunately has Inventions are very seldom practical His chief dislikes are competition and cold weather Hrs chief likes are gurls writing and dancing Canary 4 KAHLER EVELYN Ev e Commercial Fair as a star when only one is shining in the sky Evnes cheerful personality and her sparkling sense of humor have won her a host of friends She stands near the top in all her classes as well as an the hearts of her classmates. Commercial Club 4- National Honor Society 4 KANEHANN WILLlAM NICHOLAS ' i Science and Engineering The heart to conceive the hand to execute genius wit and versatility to boot. Irish Bill manages to be in everything at once- his versatility may be indicated by lsee belowl. He is invariably chosen to rep- resent his school at shident conferences and meetings. His friends come from every c.ass and group in the school for he has an innate friendliness. He has spontaneity deep earneshess-born of deep thought is capable of uproarious hilarity yet has a fine sense of the fitness of things. Orotan 2 3 Pres. 4- latin Club 2 3 4- Historical Society 2 3 4- National Honor Society 4- Basketball Manager 3 4- Varsity A 4- Canary and Blue 3 4- Junior Red Cross Council 3 4- Junior Prom and Senior Dance Committee, Home Room Representative 3f 4 Page One Hundred and One 01120 KAPLAN LEONA I ee General Here s a new fnend and a captivating one Leona IS o small dark gurl rather slender wnth bug brown eyes She lakes a socual llfe and us not content unless she has a lot of fruends She loves to dance but does not parhcularly go an for sports ln later hte she hopes to help her governm 'at by securmg a Clvul Servnce lob KARNER JULIUS Curly General let me seek musrc I seek no more dehght Curly would rather hear music than do anything else When he IS depressed, he says the best cure I5 to llsten to good muslc He plays with the famous Allentown Band and the WSAN Symphony Orchestra, somethmg he may well be proud of Curly believes an having his work done even lf he does usually do lt at the last mlnute Jullus intends to go to the Phlladelphla Navy Yard and become an aeroplane engme techmclan Band2 3 Orchestra2 3 KATZ MARIE Katzue College Preparatory To spend all her time on Vlrgll translations You see red everytime you look at Mane she always wears red You can count on her to take the toughest sublects to do her work tauthfully In each one and stlll to find time to have her share of fun She llkes to bake and sew too and plans to study home BCODOITIICS Best WlSheS MOYIG Chorus 2 Latin Club 2 3 4 National Honor Socrety 4 German Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 KAUFFMAN, MELVIN Me Commercial He protlts most who serves best Mel us quiet an school but when he gets outsude he ns qulte the opposite He lakes to see sports wlth plenty of actuon football basketball and baseball He gets along faurly well rn school for he always tnes to do hns best When he IS graduated he as goung to be a skilled machnnlst Page One Hundred and Two l I ..L .. 1 1 1 - I . . 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' , 1 - 1 020020 KEENLY KEITH ENNIS Kenth Commerclal ln whose heart there IS no song To hrm the mules are many and long Accordang to has Dad Keith was born a tenor, but now hls tones are considerably less ear spllttmg A wholesome chap he us always ready to lend a hand, and has learned to apprecucte the best In life Versatile m his hobbnes, he IS partlcularly partual to outdoor lnfe He uses Hles for hns fishmg and swears he as not afraid of any rabblt, provldmg he has a gun In his hands As for hrs studies nts a sure bet Keuth would lust as soon be hoped for KEHLER DOROTHY HELEN Dotty General Happiness IS a dlvlne gift lt IS the best of human possessions Here as a miss blessed wnth dark eyes and hour a sunny dns posntnon, and a love for swlmmmg and danclng Her only bad hablts are laughing and tellmg gokes when she should be studying Dotty IS not really a man hater As far as we know she has no other ambltlon than to be a good salesperson ln one of our many flne stores Success to you Dotty' So keep on buckmg the wand and smgmg y ur song A Capella Choir 3 4 swlmmmg or sanllng on some lake He says Sallm IS lust luke your future lnfe To sall with the wmd makes It posslble to reach any goal KEIPER LEMOINE Master Master' news old news and such news as you never heard of' Lemo ns the type you seldom meet he can laugh anythng off, he s such a good natured fellow A regular guy, too, who sometnmes gets unto scraps wuth has teachers but seems to get along all right anyway Commercual KEIPER KENNETH R Bud Commerclal There s nonsense ln the best of men Bud one of the best known boys In the school, IS on ardent follower of sports and can be seen at almost any contest elther as manager or as spectator Bud loves to dance, and has a fine collec tlon of popular dance records Bud plans to be an accountant Has cheery dlsposltlon and hus fine sense of humor have made hum popular Bud will be a fine representatwe of hls school In any business Ba ketball Manager 3 4 Varslty A 4 Lemo He spends his spare tame fooling around wnth radios and gg? would like very much to work always wlth radnos We wnsh hum luck, wnth no static' Swimming 3, 4 Page One Hundred and Three - .. . ,. , .. - , , - , , . . .. .. .. . . . - 1 9 .. o . , .. ., , . .... . . 5 . 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'l , , . 01120 KELLER ROLAND Clem Industrial Electric Small fellow but a good thinker Good thinker but better electrician to the students KELLER WILLIAM BEVERLY ev General A warm happy smile will ga a long way in keeping one happy throughout the day Quiet reserved and shy but he has a way with him' e better you know hum the better you like him He I5 a keen business man a loyal friend, a steady worker and a young artist of promise Hls favorite diversion IS the movies He likes music drawing tennis and swimming He plans to enter Kutztown College to study art He IS especially interested In commercial art Interior decorating and magazine covers KEMP RUTH MAY Truly here is one of the most scheming and dangerous fellows you will ever meet For his size he is certainly an active young man A bowling enthusiast Clem averages IBO pins a game Fun loving as he is he can get down to work as is evident from his marks Clem IS a typical student and thats a compliment Ruthie KERN NEAL L Porky General The sturdie plowman lustre strong and bold Overcometh the winter with driving the football Forgetting labour and many a grievous fall Porky the Mllkman can always be distinguished from others by his hearty laugh Neals slogan is You can whip our cream but you can t beat our team Neal was co captain of the undefeated team of l94l and is Commercial There be some who are so glad and well they make others to be well too Having fun Trst and getting down to study later is Ruthles method he lakes swimming and dancmg mostly dancmg and would like to be a Red Cro s nurse If thats impossible she ll settle for a stenographlc position personally known to the whole state because of his fine exploits on the gridiron. After college he expects to takea crack at the navy. Neal is tops as far as cooperation work and sportsmanship go- that is apparent in his fine work on the team and with the Varsity A Club of which he is a valuable member. Varsily Footballl 2 3 co-captain 4- Varsity A Club 3 Vice-President 4- Track 3 4- Varsity A Glee Club 4 Page One Hundred and Four 62011211 KERN RICHARD C Kern Commercual When there s work to do gust do :tl Ruchord us lust another one of those fellows good natured an all around sport wnth a swell personallty Although he us not one of our most studlous sensors he does his work well He Ilkes fun lust as anyone does and can take a poke along with the best of them KERSTETTER ALMA Shorty College Preparatory Fnends Romans Countrymen lend me your ears Alma IS a luvely gurl ba rely five feet tall My suze says Alma IS my greatest handicap This IS she says a hindrance In drlvmg a car as well as In holdung her own ln a group of people But she has quahtles that counteract her stature she makes up for nt In the length of her speeches Her favonte sublect of conversatlon IS Shamokm her native town She IS golng to cut o ploce for herself un mathematlcs Girl Reserves 3 4 German Club 4 KESACK ANNA Ann General Merry frvendly loyal true Ann us a grand and o lolly compamon Interested un many actnvntles she enloys especnally doncung basketball ond swnmmmg Her lelsure Anna dlvldes between read mg and cooking Studying foods ns her fovonte pastime but she does not neglect her other studies But eventually she IS going to be a dletltlan Girl Reserves 2 3 4 KIEFER BERNICE ELAINE Elaine Commercial A little of thus a good deal of that A wlnn ng smile a magnetic personality a love for dancing and fun nts all Elaune She IS brlmmmg over wnth fun ond hearty laughter her lolly dlsposmon compels the love and odmvrotnon of all her friends her executuve abuluty makes her mdnspenslble Elolne ns headed for the great busmess world Grrl Reserves l 2 3 4 doge One Hundred and Frve 00211 KIRKPATRICK MAREYFLORENCE a General Every Irishman has a potato on his head Here IS an Insh lassre who has good looks brains artlstlc aballty and a temper and they all blaze as brughtly as does the mlschlevous gleam In her eyes She llkes soclal affalrs and seldom musses a Lehigh or a hugh school dance Pat plans to enter tralnmg at the Allentown Hospital and later to loan Uncle Sam s Angels of Mercy she attempts KLECKNER DORIS Shadow Commercial It :sn t her fault she gets nothmg done Only the Shadow knows how to dance her way mernly through llfe Lessons never bother her ut IS a mystery how she manages to get her homework done recelvnng those falrly good marks and yet flnd so much time for dancing If Shadow can dance her way through life as poyously as she has danced through Hugh School shell have great happiness Page One Hundred and Six KINDIG JOHN M Johnny lndustrnal Electric I am nothmg nf not cntlcal John us a very well liked fellow with a good character and a pleasing personallty He ranks hugh with all has fellow class mates and IS flne to get along wnth Has favonte sports are swlmmmg roller skating and basketball KISTLER MARTYNE VERINA Teenue Slow to anger ready to please Martyne who has many frnends does thmgs to please them all Honest and always dependable she does her best m everything Martynes hobbles are sewmg readlng and lust now shes Interested In knlttmg but not especially nnterested un sports says she Sewlng and kmttung keep her qulte busy enough She studies hard and I5 rught up to date on her readmg She wants to go to college after her excltmg days of hugh school , . .. , .. .. , P t .. . - ., , , . , , , . . . . 1 .. , . , . . : fl .. .. , .. . , . H - , 1 , 4 , . . 00211 4wljIQ KLIMEK RICHARD Duck Commercual Well done us better than well saud Duck us a fruend to everyone Although he us a studuous chap, he us popular and he has a good turne between classes and whsle he works at a drug store un the evenungs Duck may go to college and he would do well there, wuth hus unutuatuve and resourcefulness He manages to be exempt from most of the examunatuons, and muy be remembered for hus per formances on the track team Track 2 3 4 KLINE JACK The Jook General fit, Temerufy us the weapon of the subtle Far from beung a scholar .look who lukes to be out of doors, us devoted to huntung He has always had a desure to luve un a remote wuld place and he usually accomplushes what he sets out Awww, to do Hus post graduate plans are undeflnute but we dont belueve they wull be unsude four walls ya g. 'ln' KLINE NATHAN Nate College Preparatory A tender heart a will unflexuble Rarun to go Nate us always surrounded by a group of fellows, and they have told us theres always a pretty gurl un hus lufe He loves outdoor lufe huntung skuung swummung Nate s talent as a musucuan, however exceeds all others As a vuolunust he us known throughout the cuty Nate plans to go to the Unuversuty of Chucago next fall, to become a doctor Orchestra l 2 Track 2 KLINE RALPH Klune Commercual Everywhere un lufe the Irue questuon us not what we gcun but what we do Klune who has a contaguous laugh and a Fune personalut trues to be a woman hater, but goes ga ga over a pretty face He argues anythung wuth anyone, and admuts he doesnt understand what he us arguung about He became much unterested un basketball when he was a lunuor manager and takes an actuve part In baseball Page One Hundred and Seven J ' :L,,y,7l-, 'wi' f I .2155 ,gin A al Lil' In s ll . .. . u. I I 1 u V . I . . , , u LL Af. 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A . ., I . , I . . .. - 1 g I , , , - , . r i ll - ll I , ru . . . - V N , , , ,, ' , ' 'Y, , . 011211 KLINE ROBERT C ob Commercnal A little dynamite makes a big noise Bob IS an honest hardworkmg chap Hts favornte sports are basketball bowling and lce skating Cuttnng a rug IS Bob s favorute evemng pastime but some of hls lensure moments he spends In movles swummmg fishlng or playing cards He as a happy go lucky fellow easy to get along wnth and wrll be a good mechamc KLINK WILLIAMJ J Kink College Preparatory A friend IS a rare book of whlch but one copy IS mode Kink puano and tenms artlst brown and muscular IS every bodys fnend Although not the highest on hls class hls prowess nn extra cumcular actlvltles balances hls level un marks No one can call hum one suded In his development Bull started plano lessons at the age of thirteen, and has de veloped o fine technique and has played un several good swung orchestra work And dont forget hls tennis' He has won many a game for hus school Completely llkable well balanced fnendly well guve hum a boost any tame' Varsrfy A Club 4 Tenms 2 3 KMETZ P JOSEPH Joe College Entrance He knows and knows that he knows Joe as one of those boys who hasnt an enemy In the world KLOTZ DORIS M Sunshine Commercual Make new fnends but keep the old These are silver those are gold This delightful Intelligent llttle miss trlpplng through the halls with her contaglous smile beggars descrlptlon Her sunny dlsposl tlon has extended nts fame Dorls goes In for outdoor sports loves hlklng on cool summer days She IS a good student always has her homework and guves speclal attentlon to stenography May she trap along a sunllt path Has clever remarks and hearty fun wln every bodys alfectuon He studies llttle but bluffs his best thats probably why he passes He ns a great lover of sports and enloys watching as well as par tlclpatlng In hard fast fought games He will enter a mllntary school and then he plans to enter a school of business Basketballl 2 Usher 4 I D ..B .1 .1 - . - . 11 Q 1 - Ig. . gg . y , . 1 I I I ' . - 1 1 - .. . 1. , . . ,, . . . . ,, . I . . . , , . - - 1 . I . . orchestras, where his smooth playing marks him as a natural for , . . . a . u y . . - 1 1 1 ' i ' 1 1 4 , . .1 - 1 1 - Y 11 1 I i . .- 1 I I I .1 1. , . 11 1. . . . 1 . I u .. , . 1 f Page One Hundred and Eight 00211 KNAUSS ELIZABETH LORRAINE BettY Commercual Oft did the sharp tang of her skate music on the clear rce make Betty us one grand gurl who belleves that lufe rs made for a good tlme She engoys tennls roller skatmg swlmmmg and Ice :ce skatlng ponds LA KNOLL VIRGINIA Gmny Commercual Blondes there be but thrs one Gmny ns belneved to be a perfect Ilttle angel but let us who know her untlmately reveal some truths Her teachers thunk she studies so they never call on her to reclte but underneath thus pretense of knowledge Gmny knows no more than the rest of us When she gets funny shes far from angellc She has n pleasant personahty and we predict a brrght future for her skatlng Her fancy skatlng fascmates the crowds that go to local When she graduates she plans to become c stenographer KOBROSKY NORMAN Dutch College Preparatory I cannot be flrst m all things But I can be part of them all Dutch I5 a qulet guy but when you get hum started watch out He uses hrs sense of humor very readnly Dutch can take pumshment and come back for more Hrs marks are good and although he does not excel In any one sport he plays them all Dutch went out for the track team for three years and was one of the heelers that made those who made the team run faster to do It He went out as a sprmter and gave all he had Here s hopmg he ll go spruntmg through llfe KOCHER DORIS MARIE Blondle Retail Selling A consistent friend IS rare and hard to flnd Dons shy smule and twnnklmg blue eyes make her fruends wherever she goes She us a roller skatmg enthusiast and a swlm ming flend She enloys workmg ln a department store and hopes someday to have charge of a department. Page One Hundred and Nine and have all the luck there IS 620020 KOCSIS KALMAN F JR Prince Commercial Work hard today rt wlll be easter for you tomorrow Prmce consnders carrying books a burden but somehow to the astonushment of all he gets fair grades ID hls studies He enloys playlng all types of sports but masters none of them He also llkes to play chess checkers pmochle and other mdoor games He expects to enter the Allentown Business College KOENIGSHOFER OTTO Otto I will srt down now but the time will come when you shall hear me Koemg s favornte sublect IS senior science where he lakes both the sublect and the teacher though as he says, l do get yelled at sometlmes A lover of the op n spaces Otto naturally take to flshlng, hunting, and long tramps He means to be a photographer but wlll probably go rlght on collectmg U S stamos for a hobby KOHLER GERALDINE RUTH Jerry Commerclal Wnth a great big vallse full Of books to read where It IS peaceful Jerry IS a true friend to many who trust and confide In her She IS studuous but when her work IS done she IS ready for pleasure .lerry spends her lelsure skatmg and reading Her favorlte toplc of conversahon IS Trox She wants to be a prlvate secretary to a lawyer Commercral Club 4 KOLESKI BERNADINE Bern: Commercial I warm both hands before the fire of lufe I strive with none for none IS worth my strlfe Bernadlne has brown haur and brown eyes She lakes swnm mlng enloys popular music and ns a muslc maker She plays the clarmet sax and piano and wants to get m an orchestra She as lots of fun and IS a swell pal Bernadme IS Interested In beauty culture too Page One Hundred and Ten H . .. , ., . .. . . . H i I Y . I 8 . . , I - .. .. I .. - . - - H I . , . . . . . I . - .. I I . . - , - I . . I , . .. .. 1 I long to lie in the sun . - H . . I . i I I ' ll -rl K L 1 ' fi .. . gil' A . I . ., . . G I 1 , . , - , ' 620020 ' and basketball. KOVACS RUDOLPH Rudy lndustrlal Cabinet Maklng Good at work good at play Rudolph is a likable person and a fine student in his studies and in Cabinet Shop He has o smile for everyone and everyone has a smile for hum Rudys favorite pastime is working with the power tools that he has set up in his basement He s going to work in a furniture factory as a cabinet maker Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Commercial Your pleasures spring like dalses IH the grass Cut down and up agam as bright as ever What a friend is Renae' Loyalty sincerity and patience she has them all Renie is lovial too and is often found leading a group of merry makers She particularly enloys basketball games plays a fast ping pong game, and can be found in a swimming pool almost every day during the summer A diligent worker Renle believes In doing things right which makes us believe shelsheaded for success KRAMER, IRENE MAE Renie Page One Hundred and Eleven KOURATH, JOSEPH G. oe lndustrual Electric Who sees the dawn rs awake Joseph is an electrician headed for a sunny future ln our chain of friendship he is always a bright link In the shop and class room he always does his work right which IS above average yet he always has time for a loke Joe is quite a musician you should hear hum send forth melodn ous music on his clarinet. He is also skilled m archery swimming KRAFT ELIZABETH Betty Happiness rs a rare cosmetic Betty came from Lancaster High School m her rumor year, and in this short time has become one of us She IS frequently seen at an ice skating or roller skating rink or at St John s Lutheran Church where she is active m church affairs Betty plans to enter Kutztown State Teachers College KRASLEY ROBERT J Whutey lndustrlal Lrves to eat Whltey IS an all around swell fellow a great lover of all sports and a collector of sllver paper Hrs ambltlon IS to become a draftsman In the architectural field He can work when he wants to and every one IS pullmg for his success T Sauare Club 2 3 Swimming 2 002.11 KRANCH JEAN ELIZABETH JeanE College Preparatory Gentlemen prefer blondes ladies prefer soldrers JeanE with the llght brown halr IS full of fun and happy go ucky Homework never bothers her Jean knows all there IS to know about football basketball and baseball and often gets rrght unto the game Her notuon of a career as to get marrled Flrst And and Red Cross work are now accupyung her time and thats natural for shes the sort to go through lrfe helping others Right ln lme wlth her career too KRATZ HENRY L Henry Commercial The snmple Inherit folly but the prudent are crowned with knowledge If you have a problem tell ut to Henry hes a good listener and youll feel better after talking to hum He as Interested Ih photography and has qunte a collection of photographs Auto mobules are second nature to hum anythlng you want to know about them hell tell you Hrs father probab y wonders whom he bought his car for because Dad has almost forgotten how to drnve lf you see a car coming down the street Its probably Henry on hus way to but thats another story KRAUSE ALICE ELIZABETH General Her smile leaves a glow behind that lrghtens up the heart Al IS the klnd of gurl everyone lnkes as a good skater an swummer and has the gnft of flndmg loy everywhere and of takung nt wherever she goes Some day she lntends to work nn an office May she have a happy heart always Page One Hundred and Twelve . I . , . , , . , . , . . , , , , . , ,... . ,, , 1 - ' I I ' I I s up . . . , Al . 6101120 KRAUSE ARLENE ESTELLE Krausue Commercual Wuth a joyful mmd she sungs Play up and play the game Arlene us a quuet gurl wuth a pleasmg personaluty She us a lover of basketball baseball football and swummung but manages to be a brught student All of her fruends know her as cu swell gurl KRAUSE DAWN Retaul Sellung lmaglnatuon us thrullung Dawn us a rare name but Dawn us a rare gurl She us the type of gurl that us loved by everyone especually by the boys Her school course has provuded her wuth o super salesgurl technuque but her real ambutuon us to go to beauty school to become a flrst class beautucuan or better yet to have her own beauty shop Her success wull depend on hard work but we are sure that before long Dawn wul be passung on beauty to all who vusut her shop KRAUSE MARGARET B Maggue General Be not sumply good be good for sometlung Dark brown hour and darker brown eyes and attractuve per sonaluty no wonder folks admure Margaret wherever she goes Margaret s unterests are many swummung boatung, table tennus bowlung uce skatung sungung and she plays the puano wuth an ease and skull that comes from her own 'oy un the doung of ut Margaret us goung to college to study physucal educatuon Gurl Reserve Counsel 3 KRAUSS DOROTHY EUZABETH Dot Commercial Musuc of tongue and song Do occupy her all clay long Dot us a bubblung fountaun of 'oy and cheer Her attentuon us duvuded among school the army dances and the puano To the talkatuve gurl from Fullerton who wants to be a secretory we wush success and happunesss Page One Hundred and Thurteen uu . .1 1 ,, . . . . 1 1 1 11 , . 1 1 1 1 uf - - - - - un , . 1 1 1 - 1 .1 . uu , . 1- - - 11 1 I . , . , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. un 1 fu - 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 01120 KRAUSS EARL JAMES Krausey General Early to bed early to nse makes a man healthy wealthy and wise Earl belueves that actions speak louder than words A qulet reserved fellow he goes about hls school work efflcuently but IS always ready for sohd lokes After school one may often find hum slttang along a quiet stream, trymg hls luck at angllng Earl loves huntmg and outdoor fleld sports too but has has eye on the news paper busmess We hope hrs hopes will be realized Best of luck, Earl' KREUZER BETTE LOUISE Betts College Preparatory To know her well as to like her better Betts came to Allentown from Boston un July l94l So this was her flrst and her last year at good old A H S Of course she speaks with that good old New England accent lts different but we enloy It Frank smcere pleasant thats Bette She enloys anythlng and everything There IS no need of fearlng she wont there be lots of luck for you, Bette, and may you have all that you deserve and get wherever your skull ln chemistry wlll take you Aquacade 4 KROPF FLORENCE ELIZABETH Shorty Retail Selling A happy person IS one whose mmd IS never Idle Cheerful Shorty sees only the sunny slde of lufe She IS a fas clnatlng blonde with green eyes and a true friend Among the sports she enloys are swlmmlng tenms and dancmg KROMMES DORIS VIRGINIA Done Ceneral Happmess ts a by product of work well done Done IS lust bubbling over with glee Adept In everythlng she does, she especially excels In the Zoo lab Takmg a lnvely Interest In sports she enloys camping traps, and thereby hangs many a story That Done also has her senous slde IS evident from her ablllty In her studies German Club 4 Girl Resdrves 4 Page One Hundred and Fourteen O O I .. .. ll I . I I I . ll . . g . I 1 , . I I . - .. .- I U - - H . I ' . . i . . I . . . - , . . , , . . . . . f make the grade at college. She will, and without a doubt. May , . I . . . i . ll ll L I , I l ' , I - 'OUZU' KUHNS JOYCE ANNE Kuhnsle General Who sings dr ves away care Joyce IS a cheerful and happy sort of person a lover of fun but she never neglects her studies Sports and music she says s e likes Swimming In the summer singing sn the winter Chorus 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 KUCHARIK STEPHEN CHARLES Ste ve Commercial Speech is effective but silence gets one places Steves height and smiling face Immediately attract your attention and when you begin to know him you cant help but lake him Steve s ambition is to be a cartoonist At present he is studying art and does a flne fob of it Books books and more books for his llbrary satisfy hum more than anything else As you can see reading is his hobby and he certainly has developed It Good luck to you Steve and keep up the good work KULP, JEAN E .leanle College Preparatory all who :oy would win Must share it Happiness was barn a twin skating and dancing and is on the cheerleading squad After graduation she plans to enter business college Cheerleadmg2 3 4 Glrlkeserve-s2 Baslretball2 3 4 KUTZ DORIS ELAINE Kutzne College Preparatory And that sm.le like sunshine darts into many a sunless heart Theres a sparkling glint of humor In Kutzies eyes but her sense of humor is only the seasoning for her sincerity and mtelll gence Kutzie rates average with her studies but when 2 40 rolls around she rates l00 Q ready to go Unfortunately Kutzie is a procrastlnator but with a little determination shell get over that When asked her ambitaon she will say with a smile Medical technologist Basketball 2 3 Historical Society 2 Girl Reserves 2 3 Girl Scouts l 2 3 4 Le C rcle Francais 3 4 Page One Hundred and Fifteen .1 .1 1 1. . . . 11 1 . . . 1 . 1 . .U I I - 1 . . . 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I . 1 1 . . .... 1. . 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' : ' 1 1 1 1 1 J ' , 0020 KUTZ JAMES H Herbert ndustrlal Auto When tlme IS to be wasted Herbert will waste ft Herbert us an average student and an ardent camera fan ln school he gets along wnth everyone even with the teachers scmetsmes In shop uf you are looking for a certaun tool and at happens to be there you can bet your last dlme Herbert IS either home suck or homeslck nf he were present he would have the tool and no use for It Wlth has flour for photography, he IS sure to be happy and successful KUTZ LORRAINE Lenme Commercnal An age IS but the falling of a leaf a dropping tear Lorrame a flve foot four blonde with blue eyes can smlle any time of the day even when she gets up In the mormng At dances she IS always In demand, for she has real wut and humor and cannot stand a mean yoke Youll always find her trymg to help the other fellow a tralt which will be helpful In years to come vlslt her uncle and work for a whsle before settllng down to an office 'ob at home KUTZ ROLAND JAMES u Always a friend and pal Bud I5 a good friend and companion The only thing he likes about school IS hls lunch period and he says Thats too short He doesnt care for study Bud likes basketball and football Both are favorites to ham He also has skull m archery a talent In drawmg and faclllty ln wrntmg Bud has made many frlends at Hugh School We hope that luck wall favor hum In all his undertakings LAMM EDNA L Etta Retall Selling She s dependable honest and true Etta looks quiet and harmless but she can giggle and laugh as well as anyone else She gets along well ln the classroom on the dance HOOY and makes many friends She wants to be a buyer an a department store and sell to a growmg world We promlse Etta the hand of fellowshup Vlce Presrdent of Class 1 C I . 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Page One Hundred and Sixteen LANDIS ROBERT P Bo 00211 LANDIS BRUCE Reds Commerclal Humor IS found rn the greatest of men That good lookmg qolly good natured fellow has been hauntmg A H S halls for three years and sorry to leave Reds IS worth hrs weight m laughs and nts seldom one sees hum without a bug broad smlle Hrs sports are baksetball, volley ball baseball and he as a very good bowler wsth an average of 165 If you can t find hrm m the crowd Look above the crowd Bob a bug man with a bug heart IS a swell fellow who never holds a grudge He as probably too good natured for has own good but nt s flne for the rest of us Bob wall soon be the foremost American aeronautlcal engineer for he spends hrs spare tlme bulldmg gas model aurplanes We re with you, Bob Keep em flymg Dramatlcs 2 LANGDON B LEWIS ew Commercial Tall dark and handsome Lew hopes to be sux feet tall and he hasnt for to go Lew s real love IS law and we wush ham great success l'lls hobbies are photography and pretty blondes Lews pleasing personality, true fnendshlp and hearty laugh wll' go a long way toward makmg hum successful Track Manager 3 4 Hr Y 4 LASH, THOMAS E Tom Commercial leisure IS the reward of working When you need a friend lust call on Tom hes always ready to offer has services When there as work to do he never hesitates He IS always forthful to the athletuc teams IS a member of the Y M C A where he goes for swlmmmg and plays basketball baseball and bowls He hopes to obtam a posmon In the defense Industries after graduation Commemal Club 4 National Honor Socrety 4 Page One Hundred and Seventeen 01120 LAUB GEORGET JR Laubster Commercucll It s better to be sulent and thought dumb than to speak and remove all doubt George us a happy go lucky guy always ready for fun for dancung, for any lund of sport l-us hobbues are flndung names to call someone and teasung the gurls He us seldom grouchy We belueve thus carefree lad wull gc places uf he puts hus mund down to Il LAUDENSLAGER RUBERDA D Berdue Commercual Musuc us a great unuversal language needung no translatuon Berdue us a quuet studuous gurl who can always be counted on to do her share She always has tume for play but never shurks her work She enuoys strummung on the puano, us proud of druvung her dad s Chevrolet but us never seen guvung a fellow a rude Some busuness man us goung to have her as a stenographer LAWFER CYNTHIA JEANETTE z College Preparatory She us wiser than thou art aware of tuonally but she can talk her way un and out of argument better than anyone else we know luz a horn leader bases all her decu suans on common sense Her antucs, especually un French class, have led us to belueve she us a class clown luz has developed cu yen for mathematucs well numbers a ywayl Hustorucal Socuely2 3 4 Gurls Swimming team 2 Red Cross Councul 3 4 Red Cross Representatuve 3 4 Home Room Treasurer 4 Home Room Representatuve 2 Canary Staff 3 Iunuor Prom Com muttee 3 Red Cross Councul Correspondung Secretary Le Curcle Francais 4 Inter Class Play 3 LAWRENCE, MARGARET A Peg General Who us ut that can tell me who I am? Always bouncung wuth enthusuasm and burstung wuth energy when Peg goes un for somethung she goes un for ut whole heartedly She shows a definute talent for dramatucs and art and us crazy about poetry clothes and dancung But catch her un one of her dreamy moments and youll flnd a dufferent Peg However shes goung places and nobodys goung to stop her Band 2 3 4 lnterclass Play 2 Senuor Class Play 4 I 'I U .. .. , . . . . I . . I - I , I . . . . G l l nu ,. .. . - ,, Pretty?-quite, and her height adds too. Smart? - not excep- . I . ' I I - . . - I n . ' ' ' , , i ' ' ' : I i , 2 : J 2 - I . . i , ,A s ' .. . - .. . . . . . I . . I . .. . K , . u 1 1 1 J ' Page One Hundred and Eighteen 'OUZU' LEDERER WILLIAM ots General A man of mystery and marvelous things You wall go far before you will find a more loyal student than Bull We thunk hls dream us to have a famnly a farm a car and an addltnonol lob of some kmd In Bucks County Track 2 Football 3 LEESER ELEANOR E me Commercial Had I but plenty of money money enough to spare The house for me no doubt were a house In the city square Eleanor seems qulet and unassummg but get to know her and you Il tlnd her lolly and wltty Cheerful and fun Iovmg she IS here there and everywhere Eleanor conscaentously prepares her les sons, but devotes some of her time to sports She s a swell person to know and IS wlllmg to put more and more people on her lust of fnends LEIBY JAMES R W nm College Entrance IfJ1mLe1by were not In the Sensor class one wonders who would take hss place No one could he IS a class by himself Journalist lazzhound esthete thmker, speaker cynlc who else could follow In has tracks? The key to his character IS independence He asks no favors, takes no orders respects very llttle belleves even less yet IS honest and sincere as only a non conformlst can be He IS a ver satlle pollshed wrlter possessed of an amazing classical background and always emerges edltor of hls school publlcatlon He plays a movmg 'azz plane and IS very fond of hot lazz muslc and muslc :ans nor has hus talent gone unrewarded In thus field for despite youth he has risen hugh In the ranks of local dance band planlsts Who can prophesy the end for such a beginning? One thang as certaln lt won t be conformlst He doesn t seem to worry much about It As long as has red halr keeps growmg he s happy Orotan Debatmg Society Canary and Blue, Edltor 4 LEIBY NEAL RALPH Neal General Tis better to be a witty fool then a foolish wrt Neal ns not a grade A student but he gets by He enloys baseball basketball and bowlmg In hls spare tlme he practlces to be a second Gene Krupa on hus drums Band 2 3 Page One Hundred and Nmeteen 11 11 , F ' X ll ' tl 1? , - 1 1 1 i 11 . 11 1 ll 11 I I . . ,, I I - ' 1 1 . . . . ' I I I 1 . - - 1 1 ' ,151 , . . J 1 . '- . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' J I' 1 '42 . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . , 1 11 11 1 11 1 - - - - 11 1 . 11 11 . , . , . 1 0020 LEITGEB LILLIAN MARIE Lll le If students were to be graded on ments on the dance floor you can be sure Llllle would be on the honor roll but her greatest classroom achievement IS day dreaming Llllle s lovual dlsposntuon and ever ready qulps are a constant source of entertalnment to her frlends However a klnd feellng and sympathetic word qualnfy her as a professional trouble listener Lllllan llkes to design her clothes which are lnterestlng We hope someday to see Llllle competing with Schaplarelll doing her share In makmg Ameruca the leadlng style center of the world LEMBACH HAROLD Reds Commercial Welcome greets you as you enter Reds In has spare time reads books or goes to the Boys Club of Allentown where he plays softball pmg pong and football He IS quiet the sort who does not take many books home After he has been graduated he wants to loin the navy LENTZ LOIS JEAN one General There she sits deep m thought A sparkllng smlle and a friendly manner help Lone to make and keep friends Dancing and reading top the lust of her pleasures but whatever the gang wants to do, you can be sure Lone wlll agree When Lone IS asked her ambltlon her reply ns, A tall dark handsome man Really shes either gomg to college or unto an office poslhon and shell make the grade Dramatucs 1 LEVAN DONALD R Donnie Commerclal There be some who so laugh They set others to laugh too Donmes keen sense of humor and quuck wut have helped hum make his way into the hearts of many people Everywhere Donnie goes fun goes too lf you want a good time you can count on hum Hls mam lakes are dancing, football numerous other sports eating and plenty of sleepmg He would luke to be a mechamc Hls fine personallty wlll help hum get business Page One Hundred and Twenty ...... , I . - , , .. .. , H. . H , f , , - , . , . .. , L ,, . . .. , . , . . .. . .t 1 , ,. . . - - - , .. . , . .. ... , . .. 1, .. . . . . , . , 1 I EOITZU LEVENSON MILDRED Mrmmre General Surprrsed by ,oy-rmpatlent as the wrnd Wrth a wonderful sense of humor and a superb personalrty Mrmmre rs a grand frrend When Mrmmre gets started shesthelrfe of the party but she con see the serrous srde She rs above the average rn class work and does her share rn extra currrcular actrvrtres She has decrded upon berng a laboratory technrcran but hasnt decrded whrch college to go to Comus 4 LEWIS GEORGE A Georgre lndustrral Prrntrng Do as I say not as I do As a prrnter George ranks first and he also rates hrgh rn other classes He has a pleasrng personalrty a good character and rs easy to get along wrth Rarlroadrng has been hrs hobby for many a year rt takes up most of hrs tame even rn school Besrdes hrs hobby Georgre finds trme for some sports and for the grrls Judgrng from hrs work rn shop and as secretary treasurer of the Senror Prlnters Club Georgre should make an able busrness man Sen or Printers Club General A smrle covers many faults Therefore I shall remarn smrlrng Loure rs a flne frrend and easy to get along wrth He rs not a great scholar he s usually wrllrng lust to get by but when he puts hrs mrnd down to busrness he can accomplrsh much He has played a clarrnet rn the A H S band for three years After graduatron he rntends to go to the Curtrs Wrrght Technrcal School to become an arrplane mechanrc Banl234 LEWIS JESSE E Jess lndustrral Electrrc Work IS to be trred When all other courses fall Jess rs a lolly and frrendly fellow always lokrng and always flndrng trme to do hrs work He rs a brrllrant student mechanrcally rnclrned Hrs marks are far from rndrcatrng hrs abrlrty He rs a good talker-can talk about anythrng under the sun and he always puzzles teachers that are strll not used to hrm Jess has countless frrends and he wrll strll have frrends when you Hnd hrm rn hrs own electrrcal shop Skatrng dancrng huntrng flshrng they are all hrs meat Page One Hundred and Twenty one r- - - 11 1 rr . U . , . rr . . . . . . , , ' ' 1 , . I . - . . . . . I r . . rr - rr , . u rr 1 . I I . . - 1 1 F . . . I . . . . 1 1 - 1 LEWIS, JEROME Louie rr , 1 i r . . . I d , , , rr rr , . -rv . . . , . . I - 1 1 . I . . . - 1 1 1 ,- . 'O020' LEWIS, SENIA L. Toot Commercial Ambition now, ambition ever Senia is fond of school, her favorite subiects are shorthand and typing. Since she is a regular all-round outdoor girl, she hikes, swims and ice skates. Senia wants to be o secretary. Here's wishing her all the success and happiness she so rightly deserves. LICHTENWALNER HELEN MAE Lnchty General Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? Helen likes to have a good time but takes her schoolwork seriously She is molormg in music and studying to be a concert pianist and that s a real 'ob for a girl who also makes the National Honor Society In her school work A Capella Choir 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Chorus 3 LICHTENWALNER JEANNE ELIZABETH Penny General Work before fun There s much to be done Penny s policy is to work when there IS work to be done and have her fun after the work is finished Penny is a good sport and emyoys the outdoors Her mam worry is that she doesnt know what she wants to be when whe gets out of school but whatever she de cldes upon she will accomplish LICINI ROGER, A og Industrial Electric Don t stare up the steps Step up the stairs Rog IS one of those fellows who steps up the stairs He will some day be one of our most successful electricians A live wire in the shop always on the lob he already displays the qualities for a bright future A lclly fellow a good pal Rogs friends are countless Page One Hundred and twenty two 0020 LINDENMUTH EMILY ANNA Lindy Commercial On the blade and on the toe O er the ice she ll glide and go A good sport with a pleasing personality and sparkling wit this is Emily Times are never dull with Emily she always manages to squeeze a good time out of the dullest moment Her favorite pastime is twirling around a skating rmk Girl Reservesl 3 4 LOBACH LORRAINE MAY Rannee Commercial How many loved your moments of glad grace Lorraine a real friend loves pleasure but keeps it in its place and doesnt neglect her studies Lorraine spends a lot of time dancing and always has the house full of litterbugs She really is a good student Her ambition is to become a stenographer LOCH LEON College Preparatory Let me go where erl will l hear a sky born music still Les intelligent look hasnt been developed in school, hes always looked that way Although the honor roll does not hold his name very often he manages to come out creditably at the end of every year Leons soothing trumpeting may some daylead toa profitable profession He has played in the bands of Quakertown and Naz areth and in a number of swing orchestras Leon also takes an active interest in dramatlcs he played the part of a doctor in his Junior class play In spite of all his varied interests he is seriously thmkmg of becoming a school teacher Music and dramatic ability ore good second strings for any teacher LONG, EDMUND Eddie General Good to look al better to know Eddie is not too well known but the friends he knows are greeted with a smile He wants to loin the Army Air Corps as a pilot Eddie started out early he has always built model airplanes in his spare time and they really fly He also likes to play football when he gets the chance but his real love is baseball. At the opening of the Class B Softball League Eddie was pitcher but his work during the summer forced him to give up pitching. Some day Eddie says he will learn to iitterbug. Here s wishing him the best of success Bandl 2 3 Dramatics2 4 Junior Class Play I Page One Hundred and Twenty-three GSO ILIS LORY ELMER LOUIS JR Skeeter Commercral The fellow who hurrles gets there flrst Skeeter a lad wuth brown halr and laughing brown eyes has an anmable personalnty and seldom gets hot under the collar H IS not very talkatnve but us constantly on the move because he dns lnkes bemg In one place any length of tnme In huntrng and fishing he seldom returns home empty handed He enpoys collecting souvemrs from places he vlslts Durmg the past few years he has planned to become a Certlfled Publuc Accountant, but now he IS thanking seriously about becoming a Leotherneck LOUX JEAN KATHERINE College Preparatory Knowledge advances by steps and not by leaps Once you ve met Jean you have found a true friend She IS always wlllmg to help you solve your problems She IS o qulet gurl takes her school work serlously, but IS Interested In dancing and skatlng and does both well She expects to enter college In the fall College Preparatory Let me have music and I seek no more delight Lots ns tall blonde and brown eyed We are all envious of her for she tons beauhfully and her tan stays on all wmter Lois lusts among her favorites hamburgers movles with tall dashlng heroes Tschalkowsky swrmmnng, and drlvlng the famuly car Her dusllkes are budgets sauerkraut algebra, and ralsnns e as gomg to Syracuse to study Home Economzcs French Club 3 4 LUKENS, ELIZABETH JANE Betty College Preparatory A friend IS worth all hazards we can run Quuet dreamy eyed Betty can often be found reading a book rn some cozy corner Next to readmg she lnkes to play tenms to swrm and to play the piano She would rather do any one of these things than to study She rs rather uncertain what she wlll malor In but intends to go to college O I ' I ' , .I e , G. G. LUDEMAN, LOIS MARY Lois . f . ' I I W . . Q Sh ' Page One Hundred and Twenty four ' 650020 ' LUTZ JEAN ARLINE mx College Preparatory l have a heart with room for every ,oy Jean is a talkative fun loving girl liked by all of her fellow classmates Shellkes roller skatlng dancing and movies Her studies however have not suffered from her love of fun She intends to go to college but hasn t decided whether to take up nursing or teaching National Honor Society 4 MACKES ROBERT Shad rock General Faint heart never won fair lady Here is a fine happy go lucky fellow who believes that to get the most out of life one should make everything appear happy One of Bob s many hobbies is raulroadmg which he works on almost constantly when he as not in East Allentown One of his few faults is a bad temper which is very bad indeed when he is enraged But with the right treatment Bob is a swell fellow to get along with Smooth sailing Bob from here on LUNDA CLAIRE Claire College Preparatory Studies serve for delight for ornament and for ability Always full of fun this light-haired first-rate student is a con- stant source of new ideas and information. Although not ardent at sports she is an ethusiastic spectator. Dancing is her delight read- ing her pastime and sketching her hobby. To follow in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale is her ambition. National Honor Society 4' Latin Club 2 LYNN FOREST Bud Commercial Bombs are quiet too until they blow up Bud is a quiet sincere lad who believes nn studying He gets along with everyone he knows has a keen sense of humor and a pleasing personality He engages In all kinds of sports but does not neglect has studies Bud expects to use his energy in commercial work 'Q' Page One Hundred and Twenty live 1. 1. 1 1 1, 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1. .1 1 11 1 - 1. I A I . , , . , , . 1 . . . , . 1 .1 1. 1 11 . 1 11 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 11 . . 11 . . I 1 wp-3 , . I I ' X' 0020 H-L' La MACKES WILLIAM MYRON Mac Commerclal The worst he kept the best he gave Mac IS a lolly good fellow To know hum one has known a friend He s Interested m sports football basketball and bowhng We wlsh hum luck ln whatever he chooses Perhaps he wnll take up a business career has country well Track 2 4 MAIATICO ROSA Lee Commercial But let us be candrd and speak out our mmd She looks quiet and harmless, but don't you belueve nt' She will laugh as hard and as long as anyone when the occasion arnses Rosa has an attractive personalnty, ns earnest an her work, and sincere In her friendships Thouah she likes basketball and swummlng, the sport you hear her talk most about IS dancmg Her ambmon ns to be an effcuent secretary , . 11 1 1 1 . I .. . ' 1 1 1. 11 1 11 11 1 . 1 . . Y! ' . . , . 1 11 - - . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 11 . . 11 1 Page One Hundred and Twenty-srx MACK MADELlNE M Mack Oh she s little but she s wise She s a terror for her size Heres to Mack whose charming personality and challengmg grey eyes make you look twsce A small gurl with a bug appehte a bug energy orlgmaluty and a mmd of her own shes some one to know When Macks eyes Hash there ns somethlng In the our when she begms to express herself llsten' Her plans are uncertain she flnes lukes ut but does not want to fly a plane herself she does many thlngs well but cant settle down to one thung Some days dawn she wall make up her mmd and she will do well whatever comes her way to be done MAHONEY DONALD JAMES rush Nicknames and whlppmgs when they are once lard on no one has discovered how to take off It :sn t often that one can flnd fnendshnp like Don s True lrnsh whenever you see ham he IS smllung Irish has a keen sense of humor of course and has s :shc achnevements have been hugh lrlsh loves to dnve trucks and has the courtesy on the road all truck druvers have He IS a good dancer and usually the llfe of the party To loan the Navy lnsh says IS has lntentlon and wlth hus personality and character he wlll surely be a good trustworthy sallor and serve MALLATRATT ALVIN Sam General The heart to conceuve the hand to execute genuus wut and versataluty to boot One of the happuest and most lolly fellows un the school and 01120 MALENOVSKY ROSE MIRIAM Rauzue General A handsome woman us a uewel A good woman us a treasure Here us a poem took hours to compose Whuch fully expresses our opunuon of Rose Thus luttle gurl wuth a great bug heart 'hould really get off to a tlyung start A subtle charm youll see un her eyes And a sweet dusposutuon you ll udoluze An outdoor gurl wuth A I Ratung Cuts a handsome figure whule uce skatung l want the next dance the boys exclaum Buzzun round her luke moths round a flame Here s to our Rose and her smules so sweet May only good thungs her every day meet French 2 a great poker Sam can both guve and take He us structly an out door fellow and lukes any kund of sport from pool to football bowlung to swummung Huntung and flshung lead however and hus enthusuasm for these us boundless ln warm weather he fishes un colder weather he hunts He can make a fruend sumply over a dus cussuon ot the ments of a certaun rufle or lishung rod A good pal a fruend to be trusted, us Sam MALSBERGER PATRICIA V a General She looks luke an angel and acts luke one too But you never can tell what an angel wull do Pat s Ray team fight' l ll has helped our teams to many vuctorues Her talents reach farther than cheerleadung however she us a talented art student Pat attends all the promunent socual affaurs She plans to study art Basketball 2 3 Cheerleadung 2 3 4 Gurl Reserves 2, Home Room Representatuve 4 MANN RICHARD R Duck lndustrual-Auto Sulence us golden but who wants gold Duck us a nousy but a cheerful chap always wuth somethung new un hus mund He lukes to dance tull he can dance no more Not overfllled wuth ambutuon Duck nevertheless always manages to do what he wants done He Iukes to swum to go uce skatung but best of all druve and to tunker wuth automobnles He lukes speed and you wull usually flnd hum un the race track puts durung an auto race He thunks he us ummune to the gurls We wush hum lots of success un hus mechanucal lune Page One Hundred and Twenty seven ' ., . . 1 ,, I, , u ,, . . - 11 1 O . , . . .. u . . uu 11 - 1 . u u . 1 , ' ' ' ' , ' L ',fsu1 , ,ff uu uu 1 11 - 1 1 ' - - 11 1 1 . 1 1 - - 1 1 , - 1 1 ' 1 - I 1 uu 11 , , P 1 uu . . 1 1 - 11 1 . uu 11 , , . . . . - 1 I 1 i 1 1 I uu . uu , . uu - - 11 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 601120 MANTZ BETTIE R Reds General As she walks down the street She smiles at all the boys so sweet Reds IS that extraordinary young miss who In spite of her lovely blue eyes IS dlappolnted because she Isnt a red head Her friendly good notured manner has won for her many many friends Since she has studied foods in school she will make a suitable housewife Local papers please copy G1rlReservesl 2 3 4 MANVILLE CAROLINE ROLLIN a College Preparatory Blue stocklnged and long shanked Caroline the tall girl that seems so blase and sophisticated IS really an agreeable athletic all round sport She always has a good time IS always gaddlng about and yet finds time to study and her report card is a matter of envy Her sparkling wit and dashing humor will help her through many a trial and tnbulahon Dramatic Club MARCANTE RENO J Reens Atten shun' Forward March' A fellow who is swell to have around and grand to travel with IS Reens He us quiet and sincere dependable and tactful and he thinks of others as well as himself Has hobbies are football baseball basketball and Ice skating He IS going into some sort of military service We wish him all the luck in the world but if he doesnt keep away from the gas station we re afraid hell be in the gas service MARCIN JOSEPH oe Commercial A penny saved is a penny to spend later Joe likes basketball best but after graduation hell be busy at the Evening Chronicle plant. Joe has many friends and a paper route and he has sold about six hundred dollars worth of defense stamps. He has received a bronze medal a silver bar and eight gold bars for this feat-to date January l942. Page One Hundred and Twenty-eight 'OUZU' MARCKS RUTH E Rufus Commercral lrlre a banana always with the bunch Rufus always ready to have a good trme rs brg hearted and easy to get along wrth She rs fond of all sports but would rather attend the rough ones lrke football We hope that all her ambr trons wrll be fulfilled Grrl Reservesl 2 3 4 MARCKS WILLIAM Jessre Commercral Storm them wrth shot and shell Wherever rokes are told youll find Wrllram He loves sports and rs an excellent figure skater Wrllram lrkes swrmmrng and rs crack rrfle shot He plans to rom the Naval Arr Corps when he rs twenty one and wrth hrs yen for excellence rn all these crack sports he ll be valuable Yours for vrctory MARSH FRANK JR MARTIN CARL THOMAS Toddy Commercral Never hurrred never worrred never dangerously concerned Carl rs rnterested rn basketball football baseball swrmmrng but says the best sport of all rs boxrng He lrkes to read books about the Navy and to lrsten to the rodro He has played the clarrnet rn the hrgh school band for three years and was on the band and basketball team He mtends to rom the Unrted States Navy where he wants to learn the machrmst trade and serve hrs country durrng the emergency Banl23 College Preparatory Better than gold rs a thrnkrng mrnd Bud No one gets a brgger krck out of a yoke than Bud does Under neath hrs wrt however one finds a level headed person He rs rnterested rn outdoor sports and can usually be found somewhere out rn the wrde open spaces wrth hrs gun He has ad venture rn hrs blood and goodwrll rn hrs heart Band2 3 4 lat1n2 3 NatronalHonorSocrety3 4 German4 Page One Hundred and Twenty mne 1. 1. , . 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I 1 1 1 i 1 i 1 I .. .1 1 11 A . .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 . . 1. . , . 1 . 1 1 1 d 1 1 01120 MAX RENEE ANITA Reen General Follow my heart my dancing feet Dance as bhthe as my heart can beat The girl thats always turning around in study hall flirting with student teachers and saying Hn Sugar in the halls is Renee Her tiny figure is the envy of all the girls Sh loves house parties basketball games and has suddenly developed an irrepressible interest in areonautlcs As long as Renee keeps smiling, her hard ships will be no greater thana banged up fender Keep em flym' MAXSINI MARY Maxine General Mary if once your friend is always your friend ready to hand you a pencil or eraser or whatever you need Interested in swimming playing the accordion skating dancing and sewing she delights in making clothes for herself and her friend Mary has hopes of becoming an expert typlst With a song in her heart and music at her finger tips she is a great girl Sarcasm her one tempta tion she never uses to hurt anyone intentionally MAYBURY CALVIN a Science and Engineering Better to die ten thousand deaths Then wound my honour Tall dark handsome and intelligent Cal studies with painless effort yet makes Al student grades Flirting on the edges of brilllancy always he is at times really scmtillant Although he has a Hair for the ladies he is strictly a one gurl man Loves sports and really has star ability if he would indulge in athletics He is an excellent cornet player In spite of his varied activities he s never in a rush but with a calm deliberation sees each task through to the finish. His interests point to science and chemistry. National Honor Society 3 4' latin Club 2- Senior Class Play Vice Chairman of Junior Red Cross 4 MCCALL WILLIAM Re Commercial An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth This tall lanky red-haired fellow wishes to become a certified public accountant, He would also like to own his own ranch or farm. He likes golf tennis and soda ierking. His hobbies are movies and girls. He says he could pick him a blonde even in a black-out. Page One Hundred and Thirty 620020 McCLOY ALICE JEAN Smlles Commercual Where there s mus c there can be no harm Dark brown hour brown eyes dancmg feet combmed with an lrush good nature and o contmuous lush smule make Alice who takes her fun senously but not half so seruously as she takes her studles She prefers sux footers and does not mind lfthey re o luttle over sux She has always been mterested In classical musuc and has played In the orchestra for two year Heres to Smllesl Band 4 Orchestra 3 4 McCORMlCK WILLIAM A H General Hrs mind lets go a thousand things like dates of wars and death of krngs And yet recalls the very hour there s work to do Although Bull has thick curly dark brown haur you can an stontly tell he IS lnsh Bull IS not partuculorly good Iookmg but he m m mlght pass with o r real g good push He IS qulet always smllmg, and lakes to see smlles A retall clerk ln the Guant Bull gets lots of practnce m bemg cheerful and golly nts now a hablt He s gonng to be a draftsman and we wlsh hum luck Although not too partuculorly a star ln school Bull llkes Englush and arlthmetlc IH these subgects he excels McFADDEN JOHN B Duke College Preparatory Constant cheerfulness rs o sagn of wfsdom Mac as an exce'lent student excels specially m the art of MCELROY ANNA Ann General lf you re up agamst a stone wall there s always a gate rf you re smart enough to find at Ann has dark brown hour hazel eyes IS llvely and good natured If you are the fun making type you can depend on Ann to loan you Her hobby I5 readmg She reads so much that she knows almost all the words loves to get unto a good argument and usually ns nght Good luck to you Ann V beating the slot machnne' He has developed a dread and almost mcurable dlsease the pm ball thumb Serlously Mac IS a faar student who could have had honors had he applied hlmself more thoroughly to hls books But af he had he would not be the watty carefree unruffled young man he as John lakes all klnds of ball swlmmlng and tennls, and loves to sung Heres to a fellow who has constantly enluvened us with his good cheer .1 . .1 1 .1 1 , .1 . . 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Page One Hundredland Thirty-one 011211 MCGEE GEORGE Fubber Commercual Easy come easy go That fellow who brughtens up our dum halls wuth hus wuld tues and even wulder socks us probably George The faunt gre 'mush color of hus face us due to the pupe he got for Chrustmas Schoolwork us among the least of hus worrues He spends a great deal of tume tryung to make hus haur curl naturally he figures the gurls go for wavy hour Tskl tskl We don t know yet what Georgue us goung to do but we know that hell be a success McKEEVER JOHN HENRY Muckey College Preparatory A name that s Scotch a smule that s trucky A store of knowledge that us Muckey ln some people suze counts for much but the lack of ut has not hundered Muckey at all He has always favored languages and mathematucs for study, and horses and models for pastume He untends to study mathematucs or law Todays grun wull some day become tomorrows reossurung professuonal smule Honor Society 4 De'Molay 3 4 MEEKER JOYCE MARIE oy Commercual If she had a broom straw stuck unto her hat We d thunk ut was a feather she s luke that Joy a clever gurl asude from the gruellung grund of studues us quute busy attendung to socuol actuvutues everywhere and un every thung Her chuef delught us dancung from the waltz to the congo Joy us always the lufe ofthe party She hopes to work un an office some day, and wull work as she plays MEITZLER, HERBERT W Herby lndustrual The door to success us labeled Push Herby us a fruendly fellow who makes fruends and keeps them takes an unterest un hus machune shop work and us always busy ln hus spare tume he works on model aurplanes When Herby graduates he mtends to follow the machunust trade Page One Hundred and Thurty two O O I u. . .u uf H . . . i . 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Latin Club 2, 3, 4f German Club, Secretary 4, National ' i , , I HJ uv I .I . . . . . .u u. - I , . 0020 MELLNER SHIRLEY Sherl General She s a queen with only male subjects Sweet and undusturbed no matter what' Composure and posse plus that Shlrley has Mother Nature took everythmg good and beautxful and rolled them all into one Theres no vocabulary to do her 'ustlce so who are we to try the lmposslble Love and success are In her stars So forward unafraid Shlrley to meet your destiny knowung yours IS made for you, for character IS destiny MENGES DAVID T Captain Commercual He hath a mind that speaks him true and noble Here s a grand classmate with a cheerful dusposltlon, flndnng humor nn everythmg and anythlng Captaun Inkes hls sports and lakes to take an actlve part In them Captain has eleven years of perfect attendance and hates to leave school with all these pretty sophomores runnang around Davnd has has own qulet way of makmg frlends and of expressmg hls thoughts After school he mtends to devote has time to the Army or Navy May the luck of a Dutchman be wlth hum MERKEL DOROTHY LOUISE Dotty Commercval This IS the gurl who IS always glad One seldom finds thus lassle wlthout a smlle for she finds a laugh In everything Dotty as not one who can count her frlends on her flngers By no means a laggard an her studues yet her lessons nrk her at hmes Her greatest ambltuon IS to be some Important persons prnvate secretary MERTZ MARIE Mertzle General Let your speech be always wrth grace seasoned with salt Gay carefree chatter and easy laughter spell out M A R I E However If we wanted to spell out her last name we would wrnte W O R K She as the rare combmatuon of radlant gayety and Intense concentration Morne ns keenly lr-terested un basketball volleyball :ce skatmg and swlmmmg She dotes on photography as well as music and plans to go on studymg Not anythmg nn partlcular lust everythmg and that IS exactly what wlll make her a good teacher If she deslres Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Pan American Club 4- National Honor Society 4 Home Room Repre sentative 2 3 Page One Hundred and Thirty-three 01120 ' MESSINGER CATHERINE A Cathy General A little but of everything Cathy a member of the Fnrst Brethren church IS promlnent nn nts actlvltles IS a member of the cholr the mrsslonary councll and of Chrustlan Endeavor where she plays the organ She enloys long summer hlkes, swrms plays basketball baseball and tenms and roller skates She drlves for mules and mules wuth no partrcular destmotlon In mrnd lust to enloy the beautiful summer scenery METZGER DOROTHY MAE o Commercral Honest I m not lazy I m lust dreammg Happy go lucky Dot may be a dreamer but she loves fun too An ardent rooter, she cheers the loudest at all the games She lukes to dance and her heart seems bent on followmg dancmg feet Although Dot rs not too studrous she as good an her school work She hopes to be a secretary Girl Reserves 3 4 MEYERS RUSSEL Buddy Commercial Parting IS such sweet sorrow Buddy thrives on home mode lakes and wrtty remarks H MEYER BETTY ANN Betz Commercral lt s the songs you smg and the smrles you wear That s making the sunshine everywhere' Betz IS a gay hearted lass smgrng no matter what she does Her studues she does rn a whuz and has plenty of tnme left for hobbies dancing and bowllng both of whrch she does well She has a pleasmg personality mltratrve and responsrblllty follows basketball and football closely and doesnt luke study Guesswork hos rt that half of the boys and gurls In school know and luke htm He IS a lover of poetry and has contributed many a but of poetry to the school publucotuon He odmlres and envres Bull Stern and wrll work hard to become as good a sports commentator as he IS Hrs close followlng of the leagues and hrs knowledge of all the sports statastrcs promlses well for success Page One Hundred and Thirty four ff' tif WF' A .. H I ' . H . . - H I I 1 I I 1 V - I I I 1 ill'-.4 T E .. U , Dt .- 1 1 - - Y. 1 . . I I . , . 1 .1 .. I 1. , . . - - - H . I l W , . I , - , we , , , , 5 .. H I H . - .1 . e - . . , . . . . . . , , ' ' . Q, '. . . 'K , X , 1 1 ,g GSO 11211 MILLER BETTIE Bettie General Very octave very gay Very sweet rn every way Cheerful fun lovlng and gracuous In splnt small wuth brown hour green eyes and a bug wmmng smlle, thats Bettie who would rather dance than eat She IS laughmg most of the time but she can be serious and sympathetic Behlnd that gouety IS an earnest deslre to succeed ln whatever she undertakes after graduotlon MILLER EMMA IRENE Shorty General Why how can you tell? Although Shorty does not take her studles as senously as others she llkes school Shes the llttle gurl with brown hour and o twmkle nn her eye who has many frlends on whom she can depend e has no special plans for the future but would luke to be a telephone operator Dramatlcs 3 MICCO ESTHER Muck Commercial My life has no flourish or fame Yet I am a spark In the flame Muck has a smxlmg hu yo for all her friends IS well known, and very octave about all her school work You can always depend upon Muck for her part of the work She enloys sports even whlle she munches on o bar of candy lts Muck s ambahon to be a prlvate secretary or a stenographer Girl Reserves 3 MILLER BETTY C ' Betty Commercial Bold as the hawk yet gentle as the dove lf you see a crowd laughung page Betty She has a smlle for everyone She s conscientious but when her school work IS flnlshed shes the lufe of the party Betty IS studynng to be a secretory but with her quoluhes she should succeed an any posltaon the buslness world as always on the lookout for Betty s type Commercaal Club National Honor Society l .4- Page One Hundred and Thu-ty flve 1. . 1. 1 .1 - . - 11 - ' I ' - 1. . 1. 1 1. - 1 . 11 I - . . . . . 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Sh 1 1 lk ' Swlmmlng 2 3 Track 2 3 4 National Honor Socrety 4 01120 MILLER GORDON R Dusty College Preparatory The days of peace and slumbrous calm are fled Gordon believes that an effervescent personahty such as hrs wall be of more value to hvm than marks even though he ns a better than average student An eplcure at heart thus gourmand can be found at any eating place m Allentown Although physics class almost proved hrs Waterloo he has chosen engineering ard Lehigh Hrs lelsure he spends In plng pong swummmo rlfle marks manshlp and repanrmg an old car Class Play 4 MILLER JEAN A Brught Eyes Commerclal l bumped the :ce unto three several stars Jean with her demure personality IS never heard above others but IS always listened to when she talks She has a charming personahty Jean enloys roller skating above all other sports and takes a great deal of Interest In sewmg A wlllmg worker herself as her marks show Jean us always wlll mg when you need a llttle help She IS regarded as a Iuttle ray of sunshme among her friends and this personahty wall bring her loy rn her hfe at work and at play MILLER JEAN M Jeanne General At first glance Jeanne seems a qulet and serlous young lady but a few hours with her discloses that she IS always ready for a good time and for excrtement She IS besldes a close follower of all the good football and basketball games Fnendllness toward her classmates IS typlcal of Jeanne Dnllgent appllcatuon to her studnes IS lust as typlcal She ranks equally hugh with her teachers and her frlends and she will rank hugh among associates and patients rn the hosptlals Girl Scoutsl 2 3 Girl Reserves 2 French Club 2 3 MILLER KATHARINE LORRAINE Kntty General Her feet beneath her pethcoat Lrke little mice went ln and out Kltty can be seen any day standing ln the halls maklng a lot of nolse Her sunny dlsposltron and contagious smnle wan her many friends She rs continually talking one could lusten to her crackmg lokes all day long Her special hobby IS dancing she would Inter bug all day If she could She never worrles about her lessons some one else wlll do them Her ambrtlon as to be a good housewufe .. 1. , . 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I I .. - - i Page One Hundred and Thirty-srx ' C0020 ' MILLER LOIS Loue Commercual Sulence us golden But she s off the gold standard Loue us always chatterung even un her classes She cannot resust gettung unto dufflcult moments but luckuly she has a certain tact whuch enables her to get out of dufflcultues Her one woe us that thus tact does not help her to the honor roll' A varuety gurl Loue lukes to keep her classmates un hugh spurlts But at home she unsusts on a quuet corner away from ut all where she can enuoy a good book and then she umagunes herself traguc lady Macbeth a belle of the old South or an explorer nn Chuna wuth Marco Polo She uses her shorthand tablets to sketch glamor gurls, and passe them out to her classmates We hope she wull never forget her fruends at Allentown Hugh School MILLER NORMAN Norm General Oh for no work to be done Under that awnung they call the sky But watch the clouds go druftung by Tall lanky and slughtly undolent Norm us nevertheless the kund of pal people luke But uust to look at Norm wuthout knowung hum one would take hum for a quuet unpretentuous lad School has never unterested hum much he lukes sports better He means to be a busuness man Here s wushung hum luck J wh? MILLER ROBERT Muller General Every one takes hus pleasure where he finds ut some look hugh for theirs Robert us one boy among the few who us quuet and has verv luttle to say He us modest seruous munded and determuned but doesnt devote too much tume to study Hus chuef Interest us un avuatuon and hed do onythung toget un the aur Hus plans for the future are undeflnlte but we know he wull succeed un whatever he undertakes J MINGER EDWARD Eddue Commercual There are always other things to thunk of because there s always lots to flll one s lufe Eddue us usuclly the center of any peculuar nouse un the hall on classroom but when he us caught how he does blush An ardent A H 5 sport enthusuaust he shouts hus head nearlyoff at all games Although he has not dusclosed hus plans we are sure that he wull meet Lady Lucky as he strolls along through lute Hu Y Club Page One Hundred and Thurty seven ' 6200211 ' MINK CHARLES J Charhe Commercial He rs what he rs and that s all That tall fellow wlth a mop of blonde wavy halr walkmg down the hall IS not a movie star yet Studies worry Charlle llttle he shlnes In em all and thus grves hum time to follow up the bug orchestras Oddly enough Charlles worst enemy IS danclng he can wrestle wuth anything or anybody except a lltterbug Commerclal Club 4 MINNICH FRED fill Industrial lf rt s Impossible he can do rt The Romeo of the lndustrnal department thats Frltz IS well known m school actlvltles and makes a lot of friends A good basket ball player he also plays baseball and swlms He I5 a good student and a swell friend ask anybody who goes to the Y MITCHELL JOHN A Johnny MOHREY PHYLLIS Mohrey General The happlest heart that ever beat Was m some quret breast That found the common daylight sweet And left to heaven the rest If Phyllis IS not concentrating too hard, she wnll greet you warmly Phyllus has a flne quality of friendliness which always has brought her many friends and many good times lf you do not see Phyllis on the streets with some one you wall find her roller skating or attendlng a good movue She also llkes to stay at home and read a good book She hopes to attend busmess college and become a secretary Girl s Chorus 4 College Preparatory Johns the kmd of boy you luke to know pollte pleasing popular He as a typical American boy ln that he doesnt care too much for studying Languages mtrlgue hum and the mere mention of German makes hum shudder and look wlse Algebra solid geometry and pmg pong Interest hum He also excels m swlmmlng In spate of spending his spare tnme repanrmg flat tures he appears at most of the dances where he IS quite adept John too plans to go to Lehigh Page One Hundred and Thfrty eight .1 . 11 , . 1. - - 1 11 1 o I n n ' 1 s I I 1 . 1 . . - 1 I 1. . .1 , F ,. ., . . . 11 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . . 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Thats Bettys smile All an all she IS a cheerful person to have around no matter whats gosng on Glrl Reserves 1 2 MOOR HELEN A College Preparatory Never expect the unexpected and you wrll never be disappointed About Helen there IS an aura of love for my brother Helen ns popular loves the movles and dancmg and can al ways be found at any soclal function Her marks are usually better than average She excelled In basketball and enloys campmg trups and all that goes with them Nothmg would please her more than to study nursing National Honor Society French Club 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Girl Scouts 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 34 A Pg fora' MORGAN ELIZABETH ANNE Bets College Preparatory But oh she dances such a way' Bets can thunk of nothmg she engoys more than dancmg swam mmg and skung not even eatmg' Playung duo piano musuc wnth her father makes her happnest Thear two planos have an un questioned monopoly on the space of the lnvmg room One more hobby ns collecting antique open salt cellars she has about one hundred fifty of them Bets ns qulte short a mere five feet but somehow she s always attracted to very tall men Bet s answer to any sltuatlon ns a hopeful heart and a smlle Hrstoncal Socrety Dramatlcs Page One Hundred and Thirty mne I . 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Gracue a quuet blue eyed gurl wuth a pleasant smule has an excellent sense of humor luberally dusplayed un and out of school Although she us not actuve un sports she us a loyal follower We never see Gracue totung pules of books home Whatever her ambu tuon we know she wull achueve ut Page One Hundred and Forty one 011211 MURDY CHARLOTTE CATHERINE Lotte General Full of fun Lotte us lnked by all who know her She as the go get em type with an A l personalxty, IS qulte a typust and wlll be valuable to anyone she works for She loves to dance and lakes young people when she makes a suggestion everyone follows ut they know that she knows what IS nght Lotte loves ammals especually her dog Blackne She treats hum like a member of a royal famnly Lotte IS an All Amencan gurl wlth hugh :deals and standards MURRAY ROBERT o College Preparatory Thought IS deeper than all speech Bob IS an amlable person wnth many fine qualntles At tlmes he becomes hot tempered but that may be accounted for by has last name Usually though Bob ns cool and level headed Durmg has lunlor year he took an actuve part m swnmmlng Has avocataon Bob plans to attend college and become an effluent and capable pharmacist Nix MUTHARD FERNE ALTHEA Ferne A merry heart doeth good like medicine Ferne wnth her green eyes and dark haur IS a gay spunted MUSSELMAN BETTY RUTH Mussy Commercial With heels of feather and a heart of cork Betty IS that luttle blonde who walks down the halls of A H S wnth a smnle and greetlng for everyone she sees She enloys danc mg and although her course mdncates she wull become a secretary she would rather be a dancer But even though her future does not lue In stenography she does not neglect her studles She giggles a lnttle laughs a lot and I5 always merry We who have won her fnendshlp know what true frlendshlp IS lass wnth more than her share of good looks charmmg personality and good nature She as a great lover of all sports In gym class she IS an ardent basketball player and after school hours she goes swimming roller skating and dancing She I5 well luked by her many frnends and always ready to gave help when It ns needed O I I .. .. . . . . 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Page One Hundred and Forty-two 6300211 NADIG GENE RICHARD Gene Commercial Every man rs what he makes himself Gene IS a quuet sort of fellow In school but out of school he IS dufferent He knows that there I5 a time and place for everything and always for has school work He applies himself to has studues wnth a wnll and listens more than he talks He us always rooting for A H S no matter what the odds are Gene lakes to bowl and play basketball and baseball After he graduates he plans to take a Clvll Servlce examination NADIG MARJORIE Mudge General Just a great big smrle from ear to ear Marlone IS a gay llttle butterfly when It comes to extra currscular actnvnhes but her school work though not poor IS what her teachers conslder not up to her capacity Marlorle has a lovely soprano vonce and llkes to sung whlch explalns ln part her ambntlon to become o muslc teacher She llkes tennls and enloys collecting records so much that she has made these her hobbies Tennis IS only seasonal but she collects records all year around Band 2 3 Commercial Club NAGY JULIA V Bobs Commercial She Irkes whatever she looks on and her looks go everywhere A sunny dlsposntlon has Bobs she gets along wuth her old frlends and makes more by the day Bobs loves dancmg has master ed the puano but IS so shy about It we seldom mentnon It She wlll make good an any field of work she tackles Pan American Club 4 National Honor Society 4 NEFF JEAN Neffue Commercual Love to one fnendshrp to few and goodwill to all Jean IS a happy go lucky gurl she throws her cares away and looks at the brught snde of every occaslon She ss an all around sport always ready for a good tume Commercial work ns her collmg and we know wnth her grand nature she wall do well IH business Home Room President 4 .. .. , .. . . ,. . . . 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H V . . .t , , ' - I - f Page One Hundred and Forty-three NIESS FRANCIS Qunz Kud lndustrlal life begms al eighteen If you re looking for a gentleman, here IS one It seems to be lust hls luck to be endowed wlth more brams than the other fellows Tall, dark and handsome he IS everybody s friend The Quiz Kld goes roller skating at the local rmks and plays basketball and baseball Hls schoolmates wlll hate to part wuth hum but we re all wlshlng hum the most successful future NIKLES ROBERT FRANK Nu Commercual I will but spend a few words here Nlk a quuet boy IS a great admlrer of baseball and has a large collection of scrap books Wherever there us a baseball dlscussuon gomg on you ll find Nlk un the mxdst of ut Besides baseball Nlk goes In for movues and avuatlon In fact Nuk expects to take up avlatlon or sports 01120 NEIDLINGER SARA KATHRYN Same Commerclal Leisure nourishes the body entertains the mmcl That blonde? Thats Sara a sunny dlsposntson fun loving always a twmkle In her eyes You can always flnd her wnth a needle and thread trying to flmsh the latest creahon she has dreamed up She has many hobbles most Important of which are her needlework and her collection of mclutary thmgs Heres luck to your plans whatever they may be College Preparatory Neither wrse men nor fools Can work wrthout tools Nlckels ns full of fun and enthusiasm He spends few hours at home In fact he ns always out on the loose Althought he seldom takes books home he as an honor student He has many friends those who do know hum find hum very entertalnmg Hobbies he has plenty collectmg scrap books on baseball collectmg the names and pnctures of orchestra leaders collectmg stamps He ns a great baseball fan he goes an for sports un a bug way Nahonal Honor Society 3 Page One Hundred and Forty four I O NIKLES, OTTO JOHN Nickles u - - . - ' 4 I It -ku 601120 NIPPERT LORRAINE IRENE Nlppne College Preparatory Of wrsdom hath she a goodly store And kmdness could one ask for more? Lorrame may well be classed among the wisest un A H S Her scholastic ratmg us tops Her serious moods are balanced by a keen sense of humor She as never too busy to cheer one up, or to offer a helplng hand A whlz ln languages Nipple may well hope to become an expert teacher of languages Hlstoncal Socrety 2 French Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 NOGA WILLIAM 1 College Preparatory To strlve to seek to find and not to yield Bull us the envy of all of us for he can make a speech at any time wuthout the least but of nervousness or self consciousness He IS always wnllmg to dlscuss any current question and always well mformed ln addntnon to thus he as enthuslastlc about avuatlon Bull s and hlkung NONNEMACHER JEAN MAE Noome College Preparatory Muslc IS the umversal language Jean loves music so much that she has learned to play three Instruments the accorduon the piano and the vlbraharp almost to perfectnon She us one pupnl who wnll never add grey halrs to any teacher s head and yet she doesnt mlss out on fun by too much study She enloys sports and spends a great deal of time :ce skating Jean IS a gurl that anyone would be proud to call a fnend We wash her luck at West Chester where she us planning to study muslc NOSAL MICHAEL Mnke lndustrlal Auto A hunter who hunts anythmg squeaks bolts rabbits bears and even lost balls Make as a level headed smcere young man Interested ID base ball and huntmg and mechamcs Usually nn hns spare tame when he IS not huntmg he ns checkmg hls automobsle He follows all the base ball games too nf you want to know anythmg about baseball ask Muke Mnke wlll succeed because of has unselflsh attatude toward lnfe .. . . .- I .. - , . ,. . . . . 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I Page One Hundred and Forty-flve National Honor Society 4, Chorus 2 3 4 OLDROYD DONALD M Don Engineering and Scvence Today IS the tomorrow we were worried about yesterday Don IS a Inve wnre wnth has frxendly cheery manner Already hrs thlnklng and arguments are along technucal llnes He enloys nothlng better than dancmg and us developmg mto a smooth accordlon player If he continues he will be a success as a chemlcal engineer Senior Class Play 4 Swlmmmg 2 3 Boy Scouts 5 years 01120 NYCE MARIAN Molly General Hanest labor bears an honest and lively face Qulet lndustry earnestness and snncenty all dustmgussh Marxan She ns a seruous student always wollmg to lend a helpmg hand always domg thmgs to make herself dear to all her fnends She wall be a nurse and later a musslonary Historical Society 3 First Ard 4 Girl Chorus 4 OLENWINE HAROLD H Oe General Srlence rs golden but stay awake Ole as the kmd of fellow easy to get along wnth who makes frlends wnth everyone he can He does faxrly well nn school but doesnt study too much He enlays swummnng and does a great deal of ut durung vacatnan Ole plays the trombone and gets up at flve a m to take a walk wnth the news He plans to work un a machme shop We are sure he wull keep has slude movmgl Band 3 4 OLESKA METRO Met lndustrlal Machine lt IS a wise head that houses a still tongue Here IS one of the machme shop boys who does well an hrs chosen trade Metro follows up the happenungs In the sporting world with extreme unterest too He may seem bashful among anrls but dont let hum fool you Met wlll contlnue has shop work after graduation and lots of luck to a regular fellow Page One Hundred and Forty sux ' 601120 ' OLIBIERI RINA Renae General Whose humor as gay as the flre fly s light There as never a dull moment wath Renae She wall always provade some kand of entertaanment wath her watty remarks At tames she as quate frank Nature provaded her watla a wansome smale brown haar and eyes and a small figure The matter of school does not bother her much She as an all round athlete always ready to try her hand at anythang that may come along ONEILL DOROTHY M Dot General Of all the arts the eyes express The sweetest kand as bashfulness Whenever you see a garl wath bag brown eyes and a pleasang smale that maght be Dot Her pastames are readang seeang good movaes and makang new fraends We re not sure what kand of books she reads but watch the movaes she selects and you ll almost know OLEWINE LaRUE BETTY Tany Commercaal It as her aar her wat her face Her mand that shanes an every grace La Rue s sparklang personalnty and wannang ways have at tracted a wade carcle of fraends Although she has her quaet studaous moments she takes an anterest an skatang and dancang and an gust beang gay Her mand as set on becomang a secretary The experaence she has already had as sure to be a good start Commercaal Club OMRON VICTORIA Vacky General But genaus must be born and never taught Vackys cheerful and pleasang dasposataon wans her loyal and true fraends She as artastacally anclaned her hobbaes range from sports to muslc Not too studaous but attaans an A 'I ratang an her marks Her greatest delaght as drawang and she hopes to work an the field of art Page One Hundred and Forty seven aa. va a ,. . . . , , . . . ,, , . . . . . . a .a . H a .. . - a - ,, . I I I ' ' - I a. . ,a E , ' Art and knowledge bring bread and honor, . I la, ,Q . , . . .. . - f I a I ' . ' , . ,W I A . .. .. , . .- , . . ,, 1 - I s 1 , . I 1 . I . a - , 'e ' I OTTO LUCRETIA ELIZABETH General Blushmg us the colour of vrrtue l.u may be a but on the chubby slde but shes a good sport and has lots of vlm Unless she s thlnkmg shell have a smlle and a nod for you anytime Lue IS studying to be a beautlclan and us planning to own her own shop Her hobby IS rollerskatmg so youll find her on a roller rlnk In her spare tlme She IS also achve ln dramatlcs, and has done her share at durectmg and make up We are sure she wlll make a success of her life at work and play Chorus 2 3 Grrl Reserves 4 Latin Club 2 lumor Red Cross Counsel 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 PARKS BERNICE CORRINNE Berme General There IS nothmg so commendable as a splendid character Tall dark and vlvaclous these words descnbe Bermce Although she belueves ln havlng a good tame she doesnt let that mterfere wath her study A lover of the outdoors Bermce enloys Ice skating swnmmmg and hlklng She has a vonce luke a mocking bard and next to the Marmes she loves muslc' Berme plans to be a Hello Glrl and to her we say best of luck 011211 OSMAN ROBERT Bob Industreal Auto Hurry' There s all the world to see' What would this fellow do wnth S500 and sux months free tame? Flrst go home and eat Second see the Unlted States from the drlvers seat In a lalopy of my own He llkes the auto shop probably thats why hed feel safe In a lalopy he knows how to coax em along when they get balky He lukes work at the gas station too Whlch better auto shop or Fleetwood? Well I get pald at the Fleetwood smules he Wlth a Navy brother Donald and this lad Robert soon to go unto the Marmes, America wall be well served PARKER SHIRLEY Penny Commercial Such cakes such pres Such goodies rn every guise Penny IS a swell pal easy to get along makes friends quickly lnkes to dance :ce skate and swam Penny also llkes the kltchen and us a master baker Her goal ns to become a good secretary Pan Amerrcan Club 1 L.. Page One Hundred and Forty erght 11 11 1 11 1 11 . . 1 - 1 . 1 . . 11 . 1 1 . . I 1 1 . . . 11 - 1 - 1 - 11 . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 - - - 11 . . 1 1 . 1 . - 1 . - 1 - F 1 . . . . . 1 I i i i 1 . 11 11 1 11 - 1 . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 . 11 1 u . - . 11 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 'Olllll' PARKS JOHN Jack lndustnal Mechamcal Drafting A wolf among ladies rs a fearful thmg To look at thus prcture dont be deceived Man sprang from monkey but John was a poor lumper John works two hours a day one hour at lunch and another one thmkmg how to do the least amount of work He takes an mterest nn draftung and the fellows luke hum In any class John us the black sheep and all the world loves nts black sheep PARRY GRACE Gracie Commercral If you wish to reach the highest begm at the lowest Grace IS very muslcul Besndes playrng the prano she smgs an her church cholr At home when there us music on the our she wlll be sungmg to It Although she eats heortlly she claims she never gains a pound Next year Grace mtends to go to busmess college to prepare for the business world PAVLIK EMMA Shorty Commercial A day to childhood seems a year and years like passing ages Sparklmg brown eyes dark hour and good humor explain bnefly what thus gurl as She llkes dancing skctung, and a good tume Shorty thmks seruously about her work and alms to be a pnvate secretary Girl Reserves l Commercial Club PECK JOYCE G o College Preparatory Happiness IS a divine gift It rs the best of human possessions Joyce IS the kmd of gurl who flts un with any crowd She IS a good student fun lovung and the best of company You see her at all the athletic events plays and dances She as planning to go to Mlamn Umversuty where she as sure to be hoppy and successful Lotm Club 3 French Club 3 4 National Honor Society Page One Hundred and Forty nme 1 0020 PELLETTIERI GERALDINE MARIE Jerry College Preparatory Oh tts lestmg dancing smgmg Spms the heavy world around Jerry us fond of music dancing and likes all fine things She centers her attention upon dancing and maintains a keen Interest in sports And yet she manages to devote time to her wide circle of friends and to her studies Wherever we Il find success well find Jerry PETERS RAY F Pete College Preparatory Truthfulness IS the basis of good character Pete IS the tall dark, silent type whom we all know as a regular fellow An ardent sports fan hell quote the odds for any event even his chance of passing English But being one who works constantly success In his studies as well as In llfe is assured His and sometimes he has been known to Indulge even In loafmg Track 2 3 4 Historical Society 2 Latm Club 2 National Honor Society Girl Reserves 4 PETROS VIOLET E Pete Commercial She was apt for lest and sport Pleasant amiable of port Violet is Her ambition girls like her to admit her ball and basketball one person everyone would like to have for a friend is to become a typlst m a well known office Boys and because of her fairness In sports and her willingness mistakes The sports she enloys are swimming volley PETROBON PEARL M Noody A cheerful companion rs worth more than gold We envy Pearls ability to smlle off all difficulties She has a true blue sense of humor and IS a champion of the spirit of fair play Pearl likes most sports either to play herself or lust to watch She is not a leader an club work but is a diligent co worker She has all the qualities necessary to become a successful nurse Latm 2 3 Home Room Representative 2 4 Girl Reserves 3 Page One Hundred and Fifty , ,, ,.. , . . . , , , . .I . I . . ' , s I Q I o 7 I - I i . X , t .. .. , . .. , , H I I - 1 , . leisure he spends in baseball, skating, fishing, fly-tying, bowling, I I i . . . , . .. . . .. , .. . .. . i . I . I . G , - . ' , i ' I i ' , . .. . i . - H , - I , . 01120 PFENNING GRACE H Betz Be wuse wuth speed' Lufe us lust a bowl of cherrues for blonde haured blue eyed smulung Gracue Her greatest dufflculty us gettung out of bed un the mornung on school days for she does not take her studues too seruous ly lf you ever hear a rush of wund a honk of the horn and the screechung of brakes uts Grace speedung Dancung and bowlung also rate hugh Grace us plannung to become a beautucuan PFROMM MARY JANE Jane General An you couldn t he p fom dancun ef yo feet was boun wuf twune When Mary lane Pfromm comes a swmgm down de line Mary Jane a luvely brown eyed gurl us very popular Her actuvutues center around dancung goung to the movues drunkung cokes and talkung Mary Jane hopes to become a nurse and her puness to you Mary Jane PIDCOCK RICHARD E Duck Scuence and Enguneerung A sunny dusposutuon goes a long way un makung fruends When Ruchards name us mentuoned the first thung that pops unto our munds us tennus because he plays tennus from early sprung to late fall He has been a bug factor un the hugh record establushed by our tennus team for the past three seasons He plans to be a cuvul enguneer and to work for has father s company though he has not completely made up hus mund He expects to go to Lafayette College to take some technucal course PILCH ANNA LEAH Annue Commercual All the words that I utter Never rest un theur flught Annue Iukes many thungs and duslukes few She Iukes fruends basketball swummung and dancung she duslukes studues Whatever happens to Annue the nught before you re bound to hear ut the next day Page One Hundred and Fufty one .. .u , . .. . - H . . . I . I v I . I . . - . 1 , , . .. .. I .. . . . , - , . , . - - -. - .. I . . . ' . I K . , I - 1 personality should win the hearts of all the sick. Success and hap- , . .u - .u , . ,, . . . . . . ,, . . . . I . . Q . . . . . . . . . . , . , .. , 1 ' - , 'OUZU' POE RAYMOND E. ay Commercial He never falters in his great task of happiness Ray gets along very well in school, he is never caught napping: A good student and a real pal, he is sure to have a rosy future Always surrounded by friends he is never lonely. He is the kind that can never be put down, whatever the difflculty. Swrmmmg 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 POE RICHARD D Tmy Commercial And, to that dauntless temper of his mmd he hath a wisdom that doth gurde his valor to act rn safety Although Richard IS the smallest sensor In the class, he as one of the smartest Hls slze never gets hum down, and most llkely never wlll Richard s prowess on the Ice ns something to behold, and nts two to one odds that he can skate circles around any other skater an hugh school We wlsh Tmy all the luck ln the world POH C ARTHUR nm lndustrlal Auto Hang sorraw, lt wastes one away' Arthur IS one of those pesty sort of persons, who can be good nf he wants to be He says he IS not Interested In gurls, but frequently we have found hum glancing around corners after them Jum as never late for lunch and never misses the hamburgers he eats them by the tray ful POLLITT L IRVING rv Engmeerlng and Science Give me but room to fight my way l ask no other gift from Fate If you see a lnght hatred fellow amblmg down the hall, It might be Irv, but I wouldnt guarantee lt He IS a popular fellow who enloys all sports, lncludng sknng and archery Irv loves to dance, but IS proud of hls reputation for being an ant: lltterbug We wash hum the best of luck as a chemical engmeer, and our guess IS that he can do whatever that professlon requvres Senior Class Play 4, National Honor Society 3 4 Page One Hundred and Fifty two C0020 POLLITT STANLEY E IS Commercial Time IS like money spend rt wisely Stanley, who minds his own business dislikes giving speeches In English class He may seem quiet and not very ambltlous m school, but the moment he leaves the school building he ns alert and active He us Interested In electrical appliances, In radio and In televn sion His ambition ns to become on airplane pilot on a passenger plane PREMECZ VERONICA A Verna Commercial True friends are like diamonds precious and rare Always gay and always happy theres never a dull moment In Verna s company Many friends are attracted by her magnetic smile and sunny disposition Verna studies and has good marks for her efforts Verna I5 Interested ln dancing, skating swlmmlng and she will add knitting Some day after the war shell finish the sweater for a soldier Allentown High School will mlss her National Honor Society 4 Commercial Club 4 Y W C A PRICE MARY HELEN Mary General She always smiles but never hurrles And she knows her mind Rather tall, pretty blue eyes, and a lovely disposition that describes Mary Her kind and sympathetic ways make her a true and welcome fnend A faithful follower of all A H S sports she also enloys swimming, camping Ice skating, and piano playing Although she d like to be a nurse she is, to every one s amazement, seriously thinking about studymg to be an undertoker That makes it entirely appropriate to wish her well In all her undertakings PROCKUP FRANK Frankie General Time that is lost rs never found agam Frank is a fine example of the typical American youth. He is an ardent sports fan highly interested in baseball basketball, and football. Although serious when it comes to work Frank always Ends time for fun and laughter. Page One Hundred and Fifty-three 00211 PROPAWICH JEWEL CYNTHIA Nikki Commercial A merry twinkle you will spy When you look into her eye Nikki is a happy go lucky pal On the surface she seems quiet and reserved, but her sparkling laughter reveals her true disposi tion Nikki s ambition is to be a private secretary to some handsome Romeo Knowing her as we do, we re sure she will be a great success PRUTZMAN FRANK WOOD Woody Earnestness and sport go well together Frank is a tall happy go lucky fellow, whose favorite subgect is chemistry Although his chief diversions are chemistry and botany, he is also one of the citys prominent figure skaters The next time you see a sailor, look around, it may be Frank QUINN CHARLES V College Preparatory Charlie When you must choose between work and play Do the work some other day If there was ever o guy who lived by a philosophy that guy is Charlie Quinn His philosophy is Alla time worry atsa no good By that standard his life is practically perfect Buoyant and un troubled, completely natural and unaffected, small wonder he has hosts of friends Of course this anti worry attitude was not designed to impress the pedagogy and generally speakmg does not But if Charlie 5 marks are nowhere near what they should be, nobody gets excited particularly not Charlie. Nobody, however, has ever accused him of not knowing what the score is. Little escapes his eyes and he is one of those rcroe aves who know when to keep their magnae mouthae shut. He has breezy language and thorough knowledge of the games imperative in a sports writer, and his sparkling wit will serve him well. Bets on the Yanks, no wonder he doesn t worry. Canary and Blue 3 4' Class Play Committee 3 QUINN, LOUISE RUTH Louise General She takes life as it comes and enjoys it Charming Louise is exactly that, She has a rare quality combined with engaging conversation, and pleasant manners. Her face radiates all the natural zest and happiness of youth. The interests of the average high school girl are her interests too. Like the rest, she iives wholeheartedly on the dance floor. Smooth sailing to her! Dramatics 3 Page One Hundred and Fifty-four 601120 La so X RASSLER GEORGINE MAE Georgue Home Economics She would be a mermaid fair Under the waters combing her hair Georgme ns a tall brunette who although quite reserved has a keen sense of humor She IS actrve th basketball and swummmg and has won recognltlon ln feature duvlng an the A H S Aquacade sewing Georgnne hopes to become a telephone operator RAU DORIS REAGEN JOHN M John Sclence and Englneermg Appearance IS an awful lrar John IS really a senous student even If he does burn the mu mght oil at both ends No matter what season of the year at us John always manages to find some sport In whlch he vs proflclent Hls favontes are baseball football swlmmmg and pmg pong He as also a member of that well known orgamzatuon the Pm Ball Club He lntends to enter Penn State RAPPOLD BETTY MAY Betts Commercial A good ship sails ln all winds In school Betty takes her studles senously Outsnde of school she enloys a good tnme plays tenms loves cyclmg reads books collects records ard llstens to comedaans on the raduo Her oplnlon IS that Bob Hope ts the funmest She plans to go unto buslness National Honor Socrety 4 Commercial Club 4 Peaches College Preparatory On her cheek an autumn flush Deeply rrpened to a blush Peaches as attractive frnendly competent and humorous She IS a great lover of outdoor lufe especrally campung She attends Gnrl Scout Camp every summer ns an actrve First Class Sensor Scout and as now studymg Fnrst And She untends to study dletetlcs at Jefferson Hospital Girl Scouts Semor Scout First Class Page One Hundred and Frfty five l . . I . I . , , - . i . .A ,F A ,Ml . .. . .. I ,, . . . - .. go . . . I 1 , , She will make a flne wife for some many she excels in cooking and ' .. . 1 .. - - .. I . I . I I , . . . . , . I , . Q 1 2 i ' , I - t. . - ,. . . I . .di - , , . I I . . I . - l ' r 01120 nght on gomg REESE V INEZ Bunny Commercial Much smllmg and httle talking often makes for the most conversation Bunny seems to be the quuet type but shes far from lt She succeeds In her studles without studying too hard A pleaslng personaluty wms her many fruends She llkes movues swlmmmg dancmg readlng murder mysteries and eatlng Her plans are not settled, but shell arrlve Press Club 7 Commercial Club 4 Doyle novel REICHL, EDWARD s lndustncal Cablnet Makmg Accuracy as profitable Edward lakes to talk thnngs over wnth everybody Etsy takes things seriously and when he as In a good humor lakes to help others Edward enloys cablnet makmg and makes a hobby of It durlng hls spare tlme He hopes to get a posltlon as a cabmet maker In a furnuture factory Page One Hundred and Fifty sux Not what you do but how you do lt IS the test of your capacity REED CHARLES E JR Chuck He lrkes whatever he looks on and his looks go everywhere Here IS Chuck a swell guy wlth a sense of humor He IS lust another average fellow nelther quuet nor shy nor bashful nor easlly dusturbed Chuck rs forever laughmg frlendly qoklng always ready for a good time Nothing bothers ham and he bothers nothing and that makes htm hosts of frlends Chuck IS a lover of sports, par tucularly track and basketball When he starts cllmbmg hell keep Football3 Basketballl 2 3 Track2 3 4 Vars:tyAClub 4 44 REICHARD FRANCES Fran Those who are acquainted wnth Fran know that she as by turns a conscientious student and a cheerful happy go lucky companlon Her years here have been marked by more than average scholar ship Fran IS especnally fond of delvmg into a complicated Conan 6501110 REIDER RALPH L Red Ryder lndustrlal Auto When you have nothmg to laugh at laugh at yourself Just another wlndbag from the south slde Ralph Hus mechamcal mcllnatlons have led hum to the grease monkey trade Red Ryder ns a lolly good fellow It seems blondes are hrs delight He IS another happy go lucky auto shop boy never late tor lunch REIFF HARRY E Harry College Preparatory Haste makes waste so make haste slowly Between the hours of eught thurty a m and two forty fuve p Harry IS a serious student who stands well above the average But outside of these hours he IS a happy go lucky chap who lakes hunting flshmg baseball swlmmmg and bowlung Upon graduation he mtends to go to Lehigh In whatever professlon he chooses we may be sure hell be a success Latm Club 2 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 German Club 4 College Preparatory An ounce of wit IS warth a pound of sorrow Betty has a wnll all her own But although she us mdependent she IS warm hearted and would do anything for her frnends She us ot her best when she ns domg housework whuch she dlspatches with characterlstnc brlskness A most enthusnastnc rooter for A H S Bettys lung power competes wlth the best especially at football games Betty wall be a great nurse Aquacade REINSMITH JOYCE ADELE oy Commercnal Stay Madam I must talk wlth you A lolly companion and the lute of the party Joy lnkes musnc dogs dancing and most sports but tenms as her favonte She ns an ardent gum chewer and goker A fluent speaker she holds every one spellbound In classes and nt sour guess that her power of speech and lmtlatlve wlll brmg her success ln the business world Commercial Club 4 Dramatrcs 2 3 Cheerleading 3 4 Page Ond Hundred and Flfty seven , . .. . ,. , , . . 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I I I , . . n . . , - ' f ' , i ' , I 0020 REITZ DOROTHY MAE o Retail Selling To study one cannot think of love but why study Here is one of those happy go lucky lassles who makes you laugh in spite of yourself Dot knows every popular song on the market sings them in season or out of season She has a smile for everyone but a special smile for one handsome man Dot has been successful in all stores she has worked In and she has dreams of working permanently in one prominent haberdashery Good luck REMINGTON JOHN LLOYD Jack College Preparatory They say best men are moulded out of faults .lack a fellow with a matchless smile has a flne sense of humor Chauffeuring the girls and boys of A H S around the cntyisone of his many pastimes Jack is active not only in baseball football basketball bowling but is an ardent hunter and plays the trumpet well Jack would like to enter either Annapolis or Lehigh Track 4 RENTSCHLER ROGER W og College Preparatory It s the quiet people who do things and go places The serious look in his eyes leads one to think that seriousness is Rog s chief characteristic However those who know him find hum a clever and cheerful fellow As a lunior he was active on the Junior Red Cross Council and he is active in scout work He plans to become an engineer, ond he will be a good one Junior Red Cross Council 3 RESSLER FREDERICK E. Derf Commercial Come o day go a day Derf never becomes angry, always has a cheerful word for his friends, knows how to mix work and play and, although he spends much of his time working, will always help those in need, even one who has never done him a good turn. He is interested in ice skating and is looking forward to becoming an accountant some day. Page One Hundred and Fifty-eight REX WARREN M Hunk General I wull study and prepare and some day my chance wull come Warren us that rare combunatuon an earnest and a carefree lad whuch guves hum a pleasung personaluty When tasks become duffucult Warren wuth an honest effort masters them He plays an excellent game of baseball whuch he loves Hus musucal abuluty ranks hugh Has deep bass bouce us unvaluable un the school chour He plans to go un the busuness Choir 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 RICE ALBERT Bert General A day of toul an hour of sport But for a fruend us lute too short Bert us an average Amerucan youth who lukes most sports from rufle shoots to baseball He takes Iufe as ut comes and us rarely seen un a solemn mood About the only thang that he takes seruously us rausung pet rabbuts Berts laughung brown eyes and merry smule have gauned hum many fruends When he us not talkung he us sungung nobody can match hus sungang because ut us terruble Asude from these faults Bert us a swell fellow and wull be a great unstructor un physucal educatuon Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity A 3, 4 011211 RESTUM GEORGE Russel Commercual When fun us needed never fear You needn t call me I ll be there Study us hus watch word fun and laughter hus password Dull undeed us the person who has never met up wuth George Fun and laughter must come first even though work and flne scholarshups have earned hum membershup un the Natuoncul Ponor Socuety and the Commercual Club Russel Iukes to sharp ut up Hes meduum dark and good lookung Hus sluck haur do us the envy of many a boy and gurl Collectung the latest 'uve recordungs of our popular swung bands us hus newest delught George plays some good 'uve humself on hus puano accorduon What us he goung to be? Important of course and ut usn t hard for hum for he has that certaun somethung everyone enuoys Another feat of hus us hus abuluty to talk Man! can he talk' Commercual Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Dramatucs 1 4 REYNOLDS JOYCE ELAINE oy Commercual She leapt unto the water and swam swuftly away Quuet untul you know her Joy lukes to swum dance, and go to the movues and stull manages to be a good student She us fond of football and basketball and us always at the games to root for her team Page One Hundred and Fufty nuuue .. .. 1 .1 - 1 1 1 , 1 1. 1 , . 1 . .. . .. 1 . - 1 1 - 1 1 , . , . 1 1 i 1 .. . ,. , . 1. . . 1, , . 1 , . , . , . 1 1 i 1 1 .. .. , J 1. . . 1. . , ' , . 1 .. .. 1 1 1 . . . ,, 1 - 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 I 011211 ' RICE JEAN ADELLE Jeanne Commercial Leave me the heart that now I bear And grve me lrberty Remember her? The gurl with the brown halr brown eyes, and sunny dlsposltlon2 Jeanne loves her sports basketball swlmmmg gomg to movles dlvmg and lutterbuggmg Jeanne has succeeded In keeping up with lessons, too and at the same time has had a wonderful tnme RICKARD HANNAH MAY Dolly Commercial And here s to a brrght tomorrow' And here s Io a brave today A short plump blue eyed gurl with a lovely dusposltlon IS Dolly Quiet she stall makes frlends easuly and keeps them She enloys belng a spectator at basketball games Dolly would luke to become a stenogrpher Basketball 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 RIEDY CLAIRE ELWOOD Ruedy Retail Selllng They may come handsomer they may come smarter, but they dont come any frlendller than Claire He greets everyone with a smnle what ns more Important he keeps has frlends A student In the Retarl Sellung course he has been working afternoons at the Call Chronicle helpmg to keep the news rolhng and the press free Hrs favorlte sports are swlmmmg fishing, basketball, and baseball RIEGEL MIRIAM ELLA Mlm Commercial O happy so I say That I m ahve this day A cheerful pleasing dlsposutlon accounts for Mmams many friends Wlth a nimble wrt she always has her homework done even though rt IS a hurry up to the last mmute affalr Her one ambutron IS to work ln an office Page One Hundred and Sixty 11 1. 1 .1 . - .1 . . . . I ' ' I I I 1 1 - 1 1 1 i 1 11 1, 1 1. 1 - 7 11 I I - . . . . . . - 1 . 11 . .1 1 11 . . 11 A smile is worth its weight in gold 1 . 7 . . l . . 1 1 - . I . . 1 11 . .1 1 1. 1 1 1 . - 11 I . . .. . . , - 1 1 1 . . ' 4 - 0 RITTER KAY BEVERLY Kay General A slow walker but a fast worker A cheerful personality with a sparkling sense of humor a 00211 RITTER FRANCES C Scotty General Pleasant company shortens the miles Jolly always full of fun as ones first Impression of Scotty but she can be serious Her winning smile cheerful disposition and love for dancing all help to make her the gurl she as Scotty wants to be o typlst or a bookkeeper Chorus l generous disposition a charming manner and sophisticated air and you have Kay never to be forgotten by her intimate friends Although enthusiastic about school when 2 45 rolls around Kay sets basketball and what have you? Whatever Kay does after Ieavmg school she ll be a credit to the class of 42 ROBB MARY H Commercial lf it were done when tis done then twere well rt Mary is a brown hcared brown eyed gurl She is always ready to lend a helpmg hand in always has her home work done even though it minute affair Her real ambition is to become RIZZETTO EDWIN D Eddy Industrial Cabinet Makang With graceful steps he strides the street And smiles at all the maidens sweet Eddy takes great pride in has woodwork he has successfully finished a great number of careful 'obs He intends to continue his woodwork even after his school days are over He plays when its time to ploy and works when it s time to work He likes to swim dance and skate and is pretty good at all of them Robbie were done quickly always m a hurry time of need and ns a hurry up last o great singer Page One Hundred and Sixty one .. .. , . I 1 , - I 1 X x .. H , .. H , . . . I . .. I , , . . . I : aside her school work with no regrets, for dancing, ice skating, 2 . ' . , . , . ., . . . . ,, i ' l - I u 1 . I f , . , I f - .. . .. , . , - ' I . l I . - , . . . ,b ,vf V , ff , A I R This attractive dark haired brown eyed maiden with winning ways will always get what she wants To take notes In shorthand and keep typing away is her purpose and she will be an able secretary Dot is not an outdoor girl but loves to walk Youll see her laughing and chatting with the gang at all the games and school soceals Use time-Save money Let me fly put the time in his measure: no trained to serve Everyone does youll like flying Football 2 ROBINSON DOROTHY M o Commercial And all that s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes ROEDELI. RAYMOND Ray General Take a second look. Here s a boy who asked what he would do with S500 and six months free said Put the money in the bank- training in welding and steel-tempering. Thats spendthrift no waster of time. He means to be where service is needed. Does he like the girls? says he. Look at the up-turn of that mouth- with him, through the years or through the air in the Army Air Corps. 6501120 ROBERTS KATHRYN A Kitty General She IS a person on whom I build an absolute trust Kitty is popular pleasing and has a fine sense of humor She takes keen delight in dancing but expects to become a typlst or bookeeper Intelligence neatness and attractiveness will help her do any work that comes her way ROCKEL ELIZABETH MARIE Betty Commercial A thmg worth doing is worth doing well Betty a shy pretty maid is often seen but seldom heard But when she warts to talk how she can talk' Her chief interests center around the piano singing and entertaining the neighbors e hopes to be a stenographer and we wish her luck Page One Hundred and Sixty-two 01120 tncal engmeer as hrs work ROMIG DONALD H Don Electrlc Shop Remember Pearl Harbor Keep em flying Don IS enthuslastncally mterested nn the electncal trade and hopes to become a sknlled artnsan He enloys football baseball and basketball and also tnes has luck at flshmg but doesn t like the fish he catches He has several hobbies one of whlch us takmg snapshots and another takmg apart hrs so called bicycle to see what makes at go Don would luke to wnsh the class of 42 good luck RONCOLATO ANN BETTIE Bettue General He who laughs lasts Bettle cheermg everyone wrth her bnght sweet natured Hello plays no favorntes Laughnng merrcly she finds the srlver lmlng of any cloud As an outlet for her energy Bettle plays basketball No less as her enthusnasm for watchnng our great teams A commendable sport wnnor lose when her energy subsldes sheus no less serlously aware of her responsnbnlnty to study To Bettue we guve every hope for a successful career and a long happylnfe Basketball l Dramatlcs 2 Canary 2 3 l , . .. . . , . .. , - H f . l I . , . , . ,, ww Wg? 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I . , . , . 1 ' : , Page One Hundred and Sixty-three ROHRBACH L RAYMOND JR Ray College Preparatory Modest doubt IS called the beacon of the wne Thus youth halls from the sunny borough of Topfon Raymond IS sulent and pensnve most of the time but when he does speak you wlll find It worth whale to lusten to hum Raymond s thoughts run along aeronautical Innes and we would not be surprised to hear some day that he has perfected a new type of nnterceptor pursult Collecting stamps ndmg horses and buldmg model aurplcnes are hrs hobbles belng an oeronou ROMIG ROBERT RICHARD Bo Thrngs honest rather then thmgs splendld If you ever go to a football or a basketball game and hear one thang above all the others nt as Bob playmg hrs boss hom In the band He IS a sport fan as well as a good sport Bob likes foot ball ard musnc He has been a sectuonal leader of the band and a member of the orchestra He has not deflmtely decrded what he wnll do but you may rest assured that he ll arrive Band? 3 4 Orchestra 4 011211 RONCOLATO ROSE MARIE Rose General I am qUlfE small I ll grant you all But I don t care my beau IS tall Rose Marle sweet and charmlng, plans to be a bookkeeper She has black wavy halr and brlght laughlng eyes that wlll help She takes her SfUdIeS serlously wlth bookkeeplng a favorlte and that too wlll help Sometlmes we were apt to thlnk Rose Marle a Ilttle qulet but upon closer acqualntance we found her llvely and lolly She enloys ICS skatlng and swlmmlng The best wlshes of 42 to you' ROSENAU ANN M College Preparatory Smooth runs the water where the brook IS deep Although Ann can be qulet she IS good natured and full of fun She IS a sport enthuslast always cheerlng the team She IS also fond of danclng and of outdoor llfe Her domlnant lnterest at present IS kmttmg Some soldler wlll be warmer thanks to her CllCklng needles At hlgh school she has proved herself a capable student wlth a grand persona llty We wlsh her happy college days and a brllllant future Hlstorlcal Soclety 2 3 Latln Club 3 French Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 'UQ 'Cie ROSENBERGER CLARENCE Rosle lndustrlal Better late than never Rosle does Mechanlcal Draftlng, and he always has hls work ln usually late Have you ever seen hlm ln a serlous mood? We haven t Rosles favorlte sports are football, basketball and telllng lousy lakes He makes fast frlends and loses them faster when he beglns to tell hls lokes He sleeps ln class and hls teachers often wonder where he I5 wound up Hls hobby IS savlng match tops and cuttlng paper dolls Rosle IS oso one of the top SIHQEYS ln the senlor class no foollng he really cant slng ROSSETTI DOLORES JUDITH Sls Commerclal A foot more llght a step more true Ne er from the heath flower dashed the dew Dolores IS flve feet three has brown halr and brown eyes, and IS llkoble She IS qulet lh school but knows her shorthand and her danclng She llkes swlmmlng cooklng and eatlng Page One Hundred and Sixty four 'OIIZU' ROSSOWSKI STANLEY Stan General Give the world the best and the best will come back to you Sta a tall black-haired brown-eyed, husky-looking chap is one of the Hnest boys in school. He is not the best scholar, but he has qualities that make great men. He is the type that is willing to try hard to please all of his friends. Footballl 2 Basketballl 3 ROTH WILLIAM n Commercial Effort is one key to success Bill an honest and faithful friend works as hard as possible in as many leisure periods as he can get and spends them seeing movies Hshmg and playing cards He attends many of the football and basketball games Bull hopes to become an accountant ROTHERMEL GEORGE E Dutchy Commercial Use time and money wisely Dutchy IS a quiet sort of fellow until you get to know hum He has many friends and is always getting more He intends to follow commercial work Lots of luck' ROTHERMEL HELEN Susie Commercial A smile is life s greatest asset Susie IS a gay lovable gurl with a smile for everyone She loves the army but then who daesn t2 She is interested nn Ice skating and dancing has many friends and knows how to keep them , and still is studious with a clear head and a great ambition for some commercial position Page One Hundred and Sixty live . , 1 f 1 , an , . . I I ' 1 u I, , . , l .. ..., ., , . . . 0020 RUDDY RlTA rus College Preparatory The thung that costs the least and does the most IS lust cu pleasant smule Our smulung vuce presudent doesnt need an untroductuon to the class lt usnt Ruta s smule however that guves her those hugh marks She gets them by hard study It was tough on Ruta thus fall when she had to guve up her dancung for an appenducutus operatuon but ut dudn ttake her long to catch up Don t thunk she s uust another dancer she s professuonal Ruta lukes nothung better than doung favors for her fruends lrush smules wull cure lots of patuents un the Mercy Hosputcul un Wulkes Barre Vuce Presudent of the Class RUTH MARGARET E Mag Commercual All the world s my stage Mag us sometimes moody but she us one swell pal She lukes to swum enuoys football and basketball and plays the puano AI though we razz her about ut she really has talent Mag takes a keen unterest un dramatucs and has been stage manager un hugh school productuons She wull be an efflcuent secretary Dramatucs 2 3 RUTHERFORD MARY Rutherford College Preparatory Chatter chatter us her potter Luke a banana she s always wuth a bunch forever talkung forever laughung About what? About everythung un general and nothung un partucular Shes always ready for a good tume and those who know her apprecuate her loyalty and sunceruty Mary us Duke bound and plans to take the R N course there We wush her the best of happuness RUTT GEORGE Huckle College Preparatory If creduts were guven for talkung he would need only those creduts for graduatuon Always ready for a good tume Huck us full of pep and humor and of course has many a fruend Teachers scold hum and luke hum Hus cheerful dusposutuon us lust one of hus many vurtues Luke most of us he apprecuates a good hot argument He means to be a physu cuan Hes a genuus at combunung work and play and thats what a doctor has to do to save hus own lufe We prophesy that hell talk the patuents to death one munute and save theur luves the next Band 3 4 French Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Page One Hundred and Suxty sux 'OIIZII' SALINES JOHN L Johnny General The courage of the commonplace is the courage of the crisis John is an average student with average marks. ln his spare time he is a hunter and a fisherman average again in that he seldom shoots or catches anything John expects to go to dental school, and promises to be a better than average dentist We somehow have a lot of faith in him SANDERS DOROTHY CLAIRE Dottie College Preparatory My own friends are my soul companions Heres a good pal who loves sports and pleasure but con tlnues to rate a high place In all her scholastic work Dottles cheery disposition and good nature are the right attributes for a top notch nurse May she have a bright and happy future National Honor Society 4 German Club 4 SARMIR VENDEL M Ven General A quiet man is a thinking man Ven is one of those chaps who say little but think a great deal records of the latest song huts is one of Ven s favorite hobbies and musical comedies rank high in his affections His favorite sports are swimming pmg pong bicycle riding and baseball He is an ardent rooter at all the games SASSAMAN ELMER STEWART Sass Let them call it mischief When tis prospered twill be virtue Confronting you is one of a quiet disposition of ready and appreciative wut and of a congemal spirit of friendship Sass is one person you cant help lllung He as always found in the midst of any fun that is going on As a student he is very sincere and determines to master all his subgects He says he IS hoping to be an engineer Page One Hundred and Sixty seven .. 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H I , . - , 6201120 SASSAMAN FRANCES SAVACOOL EVELYN M vue Commerclal One s eyes are what one IS one s mouth what one becomes Evle IS always cheerful and usually I5 caught gomg into or coming out of a blush She IS a good sport enloys danclng basketball football swlmmnng, and ace skating whether she vs domg lt or lust lookung on Her hobby us keeping a collection of School Day Happemngs Evles ambltuon IS buslness where she hopes to be a secretary for some very Important firm IS no hobby he lakes better w SCHAEFFER PAUL RICHARD General Desplte the serious look m his blue eyes Beneath the surface mrschref Iles Paul Rlchard Schaeffer a lover of muslc an actlve member of the famous swung orchestra a good rooter for A H S IS an excellent student as well Musuc you ve probably guessed nt and saxophone muslc IS hrs favonte sublect Has hobby rs collectlng photographs of famous directors and nmportant members of orchestras Some day he hopes to have an orchestra of hrs own which wnll probably be announced over the our ways Swing and Sway Schaeffer s Way Commercaal Weddings feasts prctures romance l.:fe rs one great silver screen Frances has a mce personality and many friends Frances likes to ga to wedd ngs and also llkes the movies and :ce skatmg Some day she hopes to become a secretory SCHAEFFER JOHN H ar General Thmgs done today are never forgotten tomorrow John IS an excellent sign palnter who has done a lot of sho card palntlng for the school He studies llttle but gets along well wuth the teachers and has classmates He us a sports fan as well as a good sport John lukes to play baseball basketball and football not like a colleguate but good enough for the neighborhood gang John IS always talklng about model railroads and flnds that there Page One Hundred and Sixty eight , , . , . 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S , , . , . 01120 SCHAFFER EVELYN Commercnal A ready smlle wrns all Em I5 a serlous alert but qulet young lady She would do everythmg possnble for her many fnends She IS a lover of sports especlally basketball She doesn t ca re much for school even though she attends regularly Here s hopmg that lute wnll hold for her all that she seeks SCHAFFER LILLlAN Hon General Joyous US lIl0l'f'Ilflg Laughmg not scornmg Hon us really a mlschlevous gurl ID dusguuse and as changeable as the weather She us small carefree and fond of playmg the piano and dancmg A pleasmg smule and a charming personaluty wnll help her In the professnon she follows Confldentlally she loves to stuff her scrapbook wlth pictures of John Payne and to llsten to SCHAFFER l.UClLLE ou College Preparatory What rs life wrthout fnendshrpa Lou always has a broad smile and a cheery greeting for every one Her sweet dnsposltlon and her readmess to do thmgs make all of us love her Dancing IS one of her favorite pleasures and she ns also an excellent swlmmer Her pleasmg personaluty and her abnlnty to make frnends wlll be valuable to her always Girl Reserves 2 3 French Club 4 SCHANTZ MARY LOUISE Mary College Preparatory We are the music makers And we are the dreamers of dreams Mary us what we luke to thunk of as the average Amencan gurl good lookmg having varued mterests fnendly an all around good sport She does well an her studues without clalmmg to be a gennus Her favonte extra curricular actnvuty us kmnttlng anythmg from fancy mnttens to sweaters for the Red Cross Whether she decldes to be a home economust or a secretary all her frlends know that shell come thru wnth Hymg colors Le Circle Francras 3 4 Historical Society 2 l.ahn Club 2 ,ff 5,50 t L I lEm1l . . 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Page One Hundred and Sixty-mne 62011211 SCHAPPELL VERNON Skeeter College Preparatory A man makes hImself Skeeter for the sake of natIonal defense has decIded to become a machInIst Although he IS not learnIng thus trade In school he wIIl attend mght school Vernon IS an Industrlous LatIn student workIng furIously at It In hIs home room He has many frIends In and out of school Skeeter IS deeply Interested In a senIor lass he escorts around the halls between classes we say nothIng about all the dates We wIsh you good good thlngs always LatIn Club 4 SwImmIng 3 SCHATTENSTEIN RICHARD W Duc General The play must go on' DIck IS Interested In dramatlcs He has acted In many school plays as well as In some of the CIVIC lnttle Theatre produchons He SlUdle5 hard at bookkeepIng and Engllsh hIs pet sublects HIs hobbIes are coIlectIng records playIng and seelng basketball games and goIng to the movIes We all wIsh hIm luck at Kutztown State Teachers College, whIch he plans to enter In the fall SCHATTNER JUSTYNE MAIRE Jussy Commerclal Qufet reflects wlsdom not weakness A lIttle gIrl wIth brown haIr and a quuet dIsposItIon Justyne IS Interested In church actIvItIes belongs to the Hlgh School Chrnshan Endeavor where she acts as secretary and on Sunday mornmgs teaches small chIldren In the PrImary Department of Sunday School Call her up If you need a teacher for JunIor a few years from now SCHATZ JEANNE MARY Jeanne General Just given to earth to ring th thoughtful ears thelr natural song Indoors and out summer and winter mirth A hearty laugh a flashmg smIle and a cheery call and there IS Jeanne gay frlendly lIvely and popular Furthermore she IS an excellent dancer and a deflmte asset at partIes Her buoyant personaluty wIIl make her welcome at any college Gfrl Reserves 2 3 Home Room Representatlve 3 Banker 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Page One Hundred and Seventy SCHLENER CHARLES Reds General Musuc maketh a man Reds us a quuet chap He plays the cornet and plays basketball and plays un the band team He would have gone out for the hugh school basketball team had hus love for musuc not unterfered He chose musuc and us now buuldung ut unto a vocatuon We are sure there us a great future awautung hum Ban 1 3 4 SCHMIDT ADELLE Gabby General Her frowns are fourer for Than smules of other maudens are Gabby luves on placung umplucut trust un tomorrow She thunks the day beguns and ends wuth the downbeat of swung musuc let ut not be saud though that Adelle neglects her school work She studues dulugently more or less but has constant trouble wuth her pencul, whuch somehow doesnt seem to wrute the correct answers often enough to elumunate examunatuons But come Commencement she ll be un Iune too 011211 ' SCHLEGEL RICHARD Duck College Preparatory luttle saud us soon amended Duck Iuves for the present and manages to get along Hus orugunaluty and hus wut make up for hus lack of applucatuon Pocket bulluards horseback rudung pung pong and guutar playung guves you the pucture Duck hopes to enter the our corps he means to do hus share un the defense of hus country SCHMALDIENST GLORIA V Glory u o Commercual That sweeps along to the mighty sea There us no better sport no better pal un the class of 42 than Glouua She has a lovely vouce was un that specual group from Morton that won the natuonol musucol award She wull go places un some musucol organuzatuon ln addutuon to sungung she excels at dancung and adores swummung Success to you Gloruo un whatever field you may choose Chorus 2 3 Page One Hundred and Seventy one .. - .. 1 ,,. . . ,, , . . . 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' , I , . . 1 - A . . .6379 SCHMOYER FREDERICK CHARLES Frutz General A boy today, a man tomorrow Frltz IS the only boy that has blue shlrts to match hls eyes H us clever with pen pencll and brush ln splte of hls Interest ln art he does not forget his clarinet for he thmks Muslc maketh o man Bandl 2 3 Chorus2 00211 SCHMOYER BETTY M Betty Household Arts For every happy smile the world Whfrls on its way with less care Betty I5 a true and smcere frnend the dellghtful sort who can find something to laugh at ln the smallest happenmg Betty IS fond of skatmg and swimming and of readlng and sewing Heres wlshlng her the best of luck Commercial Gcuety is the soul s health, sadness rs :ts porson Blue eyed and lolly always gay IS Emuly Words never faul her but they are never meant to be unklnd She has many friends among her schoolmates and her capaclty to remember names and faces IS remarkable Her hobby IS correspondence delughts In answermg all her letters She IS exceptionally persevenng SCHOENFELD DOROTHY o Commercnal Duchm move over Dot' What confllctmg qualmes are held In that three lettered word She ns talkatlve yet knows when to listen us doubtful yet believing, gets good marks yet llmnts her study She IS always ready to argue always ready to play a practucal loke and always a good sport Besldes belonging to school clubs she plays the puano well We wnll always remember her forgetfulness her hatred of walking and her keen sense of humor National Honor Society 3 4 Commercial Club 4 O O , . .. ., .VL I I .. . V, . . . . Q e I 1 i l SCHOCK, EMILY BERTHA Em I HD t.. Page One Hundred and Seventy two 0112.0 SCHOLL RAYMOND SAMUEL Ray Frne Arts rn Drawrng Wrth all hrs steady arts He has frts and starts of huvror and fancy Ray unlrke most boys contlnes hrs Interests to lrnoleum en gravmgs Although absorbed rn hobbres he also enjoys sports and attends socrals and athletrc contests He rs rrght there rn hrs studres too lustrfyrng hrs Natronol Honor Socrety standrng Hrs artrstrc temperament and hrs natural abrlrty are sure to brrng hrm a good rob SCHRAMMEL STEVE A Schnrp lndustrral Pnntrng There s a place for everythrng So put rt there' Steve gets along wrth almost everyone of hrs classmates H lrkes football softball and basketball He wrll even dance rf compelled to but only when he rs compelled He lrkes classes wrth no grrls Senror Prmter s Club SCHREINER, IRMA Ruby General What farry lrke musrc steals over the seo Entrancmg our senses wrth charmed melody? Irma a lrttle blonde wrth a catchrng srnrle, has a beautrful soprano vorce and rs a No l vrolrnrst who entertarns us wrth both ot concerts Although Irma takes her musrc and studres serrously she takes trme out for fun for she lakes practrcally all sports and loves to dance Irma mtencls to contrnue her study of musrc Orchestral 2 3 4 SCHUBERT ROBERT Bob lndustrral A wrllrng helper and worker Bob rs really studrous, once he gets has mrnd down to work He rs rnterested rn basketball and one may see hrm almost every day at thrs beloved sport of has He rs also a great srnger even srngs rn the A Capella Chorr Senror Prmter s Club Page One Hundred and Seventy three rl u 1 ,, . . . rf 1 1 ' - 1 1 , . n - rr , . rr 1 - r - n . C 1 1 - , - - n . , . - rr . . , rr rr ,, . . . ' 1 - - rr 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 n rr 1 .1 . . rr 1 - 1 . . , ' 6301120 ' SCHULER MARGARET A eg College Preparatory There rs none llke her none' Pegs pleasmg way of domg and saymg thlngs makes her popular and easy to get along with Her one bad habnt fallmg down the stalrs at A H S She IS an average student but does all her work honestly We all know she w1ll find success In the future for she usually gets what she goes after SCHULER MARIE A Marla Elena General L1ve the life you love and be happy Marla Elena tall dark haired and blue eyed has a smlle for everyone If you want a true frlend and lots of fun and excltement look for Marla Elena She IS always full of mlschref and doesnt take her school work too senously but In whatever she does her sparkling personality and msplrmg happlness w1Il help SCHULSINGER GERTRUDE Hlslorlcal Socrety 4 Chorus 4 Commercual Gertre SCHWEPFINGER CHARLES GUTH Schwepne General Charles IS small but so IS a strck of dynamite Charles I5 a happy go lucky talkative fellow He s never It s a friendly heart that has plenty of frrends Meet the career gurl' Her ambxtlon IS to work In the natlonal capital as a stenographer A natural born leader Gertve ns presldent of her club and IS also actrve 1n many sports her favorite beung dancmg When she leaves school, we shall be losmg a good friend afrald of work, well almost never Very often you find hum at home working on hus anrplane models He IS also a souvenvr fiend He collects bottle tops from bottles contammg anythmg Sohd geometry tngonometry algebra and semor scnence he hues them all and he puts hours on them When he s an aviator an the U S Navy he w1lI soon have the Navy proud of nts a1r force, and the whole United States proud of nts Navy We wlsh hum all the luck In the world' Page One Hundred and Seventy four 11 u , . P 11 . . 11 , . 1 . . . . 1 i 11 . 11 1 - ' u - - 11 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . . . . 1 ' 1 1 11 - 1 11 1 - - u 1 , . 11 . 11 1 ,, . . . . ,, 1 . . , . . I . . . . ., 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , 01120 SEASHOLTZ ELWOOD F Woody Scrence and Engmeermg To believe nn your own thought to believe that what IS true for you ln your own heart IS true for all men that rs genius Elwood IS a qulet unassummg cheerful sort of fellow who ns everybodys frlend But lust start to talk about radlo then he ns off explamung techmcal names and there as no stoppmg hum He has proved hxmself a most lnkable student lespecually In physlcsl Latin Club 3 and reading SECHRIST MAE E Snupple Commercual The only conquests which are permanent are those we make of ourselves Snuppue IS o swell all around gurl wnth scores of trvends and a sweet dusposnteon She ns nnterested m dancing and :ce skatmg partlcularly wuth handsome nndustnols Her ambntnon of course ns an the commercual Ime O , . I A .. .- for he is going to be an electrical engineer. t Page One Hundred and Seventy five SEABOURNE THOMAS G Tom Great thoughts come from the heart Tom as the klnd of fellow that gets what he goes after the hard way Hls friendly smlle and klndly thoughts galn him many frlends We Gnd hum actwe un basketball at the Y M C A Tom wants to be a Umted States aviator as soon as he leaves school SECHLER THOMAS WEISS Scrotch Behmd the erght ball Tom IS a student of average lntellagence Hrs tavonte sublect as accountmg for he wants to get a 'ob domg office work, and later to be a certlfled publuc accountant Tom s hobbies are bulluards 011211 SEEK ROBERT J Bo General Unearned rewards so readuly become useless I ll earn mme Bob saud Ill make the best of ut when he entered hugh scl'ool Now he finds that ut was not very tough Facung the future us not hard when one has a hugh school educatuon to rely on Bob excels un uce skatung too and some day hopes to become more than a caretaker of an uce runk He also enuoys horseback rudung SEIBERT l.EROY ee Archutectural Dra ftung A flashung wut a raduant smule A ready hand a chap worth whule lee well mannered and good natured,us an agreeable and socuable companuon You ve often seen hum at the movues wuth hus best gurl Lee us a studuous boy although you never see hum carry any books home He s wuld about sports and though he does not take part un school athletucs he us an ardent sport fan Lees hobbues are draftung, and talkung to Her He has hus heart set on beung a good archutect and we preduct a brught and wude awake future SEIBERT OLIVER J Ollue Wuldest colts make the best horses Everybody wants Ollue for a fruend hes such on all round fellow, octuve un all sports-skating dancung swummung, and un gymncustucs After school hours Ollue can be found un front of hus house tunkerung wuth hus old but fauthful car To take somethung apart and put ut together agaun us hus delught As a machumst, Ollue us sure to be a success SEIP THEODORE Oscar lndustrual Auto Every cloud has a sulver lunung Theodore us a great technucal Auto Shop student but unluke hus father he us more at home wuth the grease monkey trade than wuth teachung Oscar seems sometumes to work wuth hus face and every other part of hus body unstead of wuth hus hands I ' 1. bn 11 - 1 - 11 -1 - 11. . -1 - 1 1 . 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I . . 1 .1 1. 1 1. , .. .1 1 1 Page One Hundred and Seventy sux 011211 SEIPLE BETTY M Pudge My :deal of an agreeable person us a person that agrees with me Take a tuny portuon of a gurl a but of soft brown curls a geuuer ous helpung of guggles and a heapung dose of personaluty Mux well and there s Betty Thus luttle bundle of roy us A 'l un everythung she tackles Her dancung duvung basketball playung, and her keen sense of humor are tops Though she doesnt rate hughest un her classes shell be a good nurse Gurls Gym Clubl 2 3 4 SELL M ARLENE Selly General United we pass duvuded we flunk because thus makes hardshups seem easuer Her pleasung personal uty and sparklung sense of humor have won a host of fruends She always recognuzes the good qualutues of others What a fine nurse she wull make and how lucky her patuents wull be SELL VERNA E Selly Cammercual What fairy like musuc steals over the sea Entrancung our senses wulh charmed melody There us never a dull moment wuth Selly She seems to take her work less seruously than others but usually finds a place on the Honor Roll Always surrounded by a host of lruends Selly us the lufe of the party A happy go lucky gurl easy to get along wuth quuck to make fruends and seruous at tumes fond of musuc we count on Selly for somethung unusual Natronal Honor Socrety A Capella Chour 2 3 4 SENSENBACH DONALD ORRIN Don General lt us only through labor and painful effort by grim energy and resolute courage that we move on to better thungs Don an ambututous student us especually unterested un mathe mathucs and the scuences He us also Interested un table tennus and enloys rulle practuce He us not sure uf he us goung to college but regardless of what he does we know he wull do ut well Page One Hundred and Seventy seven .. 1. , . ,, . . . 1. , . 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UZ SHANTON ELWOOD I General Great men are dymg I feel sIck Elwood IS a good natured qunet young fellow who has taken hIs educatIon serlously Although not actIvely engaged In any sports at school Elwood llkes SWlmmIng lust for pleasure lt IS InevItable that wIth hIs never say dIe spIrIt Elwood wIll arrIve and wIll be welcomed SHARADIN JACK Jackson General The best way to loaf rs to practlce Jack never worrIes about the future He loves to dance lIkes to see all the famous band leaders and always has a place In hIs heart for a nIce lookIng gIrl He IS Interested In Iommg the AIr Corps and doIng hIs bIt for hIs country He I5 a popular fellow wIth SHELTON CONSTANCE ConnIe General Wlth her frollcsome tunes Nlcks the glad silent moments as they pass ConnIe comes from the South She enloys bemg Wllh a crowd IS Interested In dancmg In skatIng and In goIng back to the South to IIve Conme IIkes art and we are sure she wIll go far In that pro fesslon SHATSKY HELEN Shatsky General Oh let us get merry and sing an old rhyme To make the woods rIng agaln In sweet summer time Everyone who knows Shatsky knows that she never worrIes As a result of HI ya there and her sunny dIsposItIon she has won herself a wIde cIrcle of frIends Though she Isnt an honor student for she seldom takes her books home It IS a rare day when she IS called upon to take an exammatlon She likes to lIsten to good musIc and to get sweet notes from her clarlnet Band 3 4 Page One Hundred and Seventy elght l ..B.H,, .1 . Vg - 11 - I l , . My - - . .., . . ,Y .. .t 1 1. . . 11 - 1 1 all his friends, and everyone is wishing him luck. 1 .1 . . . . . ,, H . yy s 4 q . ' - I I . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 ., . . - - 11 . l . . . I 1 1 , . 01120 CHEMPREN FRANK Puner Commercual It s fun to be crazy :sn t lt? Good for a laugh any tnme, Frank always has a ready sense of humor although on the sernous snde he can also show his wut He greets everyone wuth a smule makes fnends easily, and what IS more nmportant keeps them Frank yearns for the Unuted States mulltary servuce He eyes the Marme Corps longmgly Some day he may be one of the men defendmg our shores SHINGLER RAY A Peewee Commercnal No man e er was glorious who was not laborious As you walk through the halls and In the cafetena between classes, and hear a roar of laughter you wall know rt comes from Ray Vaudevulle IS revived everyhme Ray amuses the crowd wuth hus pokes taken from old half torn dusted off Joe Muller loke books ln class however Ray gets strictly down to business, with no time for humor Radio, televlslon, and sound pictures mterest hum Peewee as bound to succeed because he IS wnllmg to work for success SHOEMAKER MARGARET s Peggy General ll SHUNK JOSEPH Joe Commerclal To a speeding wind and a bounding wave To a gallant ornament Joe IS a straightforward well llked fellow wlth a challengmg She holds her merry thoughts In sight How gay they run and leap' Peggy one of the lollnest members of the semor class, IS an ardent football and basketball fan, always on the alert to support her team Whos that yellmg In the gym? Thats our Peggy Danc Ing and swnmmmg are tops wlth her YWCA personahty He ranks huch ID classes and clubs Though he seems to dnsllke gurls, don t thunk he hasnt been seen on several occasuons draggmg a bag Shunk us fond of athletncs, and a whlz at basketball He as often deeply engrossed In has hobby collectnng telephone numbers Joe wull tell you that he IS to be a Marine but we thunk he wall make a good secretary Page One Hundred and Seventy nme V , t , . W , . - . , . , . , , . ll ,, , . 1. vt 3 , , ., I . ' I 0112118 SIEGFRIED EDNA MAE Eddue Commerclal A quiet maid so she may seem But pranks and lakes she does esteem Although Eddle nsnt very bug she IS known all over A H S and IS always surrounded by frlends She walks around as though she had not a care In the world Eddie s favorite sport as swlmmmg her great dlsllke IS 'azz She Ilkes dreamy romantlc music An able smger Edna has been m the chorus for two years Glr Reservesl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 SIEGFRIED JAMES ULYSSES nm General Play while you may .llm a senous mmded fellow IS always wlllmg to guve a helpung hand Muslcally mclmed he plays the clarnnet wnth skull and knows all the latest tunes Has quick smlle and ready laugh are hrs most affectlve weapons Band 2 3 SIESHOLTZ JACOB Jake General Studrous when he studres .lake can always be found wlth a crowd of fellows who love to play lakes He never takes anythmg seriously except has study of mathemahcs Followmg the completlon of hugh school he expects to contmue In mathematncs We wash hum luck SKINNER WATSON Pete College Preparatory Haste makes waste don t rush me Pete actlve In all sports IS a constant parhcnpant on the baseball duamand In the good ole summer tlme A swell fellow he always has asmlle and a pleasantword for everyone Watson has good marks He IS a consclentlous and a serlous worker In working hours but a happy go lucky guy un spare moments and thats a happy combmatuon Watson plans to go to Bluffton College In Ohuo but we thunk he wall wand up by bemg a famous baseball coach Natrona! Honor Soclety 4 Page One Hundred and Erghty 1. . -1 1 as - - 1 . 11 1 . 1 . . , . . . . 1 . , . l ' ' l - 1 1 1 i 1 u - u , J u - 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 11 11 1 u - - v1 - 1 . 1 1. rr 1 n 1 n 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 I . . 1 . . , . 1 'OUZU' SKOLINSKY SOPHIE MARGARET Peg Commerclol The character of your lrfe depends upon the character of your thought Dark hour and dark eyes accent this pleasant young lady To know Peg IS to luke her She ns understanding has a sense of humor rs a dreamer and ndeallst yet can be very practncal SWlmmIng favorute sport dancing well she wouldnt mnss It for the world All Pegs virtues will be an advantage to her In business Drama trcs 2 Basketball SKRILETZ LOUIS louse Time rs a great treasure Spend It wisely Can you Imagine a fine personality a pleasant dasposntlon and unfanlmg courtesy? Throw these all together and you have Loule He hopes someday to go Into busmess and we know he can be nothing but a success Good luck Louie In your chosen fleld SKROVANEK OTTO J Otto General Not to say but to do ss what counts Here IS a well dlscnplxned young fellow he s one of a famnly of twelve chnldren and has seven older brothers two of them ln the army and sux snsters Hes a qunet fellow with a friendly smule for everyone and a look as If he might be doung a heap of thmkmg A good worker at school and a good worker eight hours a day at the Bethlehem Steel he can stall run circles around the fellows who havent tnme to do lust their school work ln another school he went out for sports C C H S .lv Basketball C C H S Chorus SLOMPAK JOSEPH General Little fellows have great ideas Joe ns the lofe of the gang When he IS around conversatlon never dues He engages In athletics all year round and shows true A H S sportsmanshnp nn all of them He as an ardent admlrer of the garls Whatever has ambutlon may be we know he wnll succeed Page One Hundred and Eighty one .. 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I Q , .- 00211 SLOTA WALTER Kota Nothmg great was ever achleved wnthout enthusiasm Walter, lolly, carefree, happy go lucky takes thmgs as they come, he seems not to have a worry In the world He IS an ardent sports lover attends all football and basketball games, but pre fers fishmg huntmg, bowling, baseball, and swummmg among has hobbies Walter as gomg to be an avnator, cnd uf ever there was a Keep the flag flymg SMALL RICHARD John General Too trred to be msplred John I5 lust the average student, m school, quuet and attenhve, out of school fun loving You never have a dull moment In hls company Has dry sense of humor as an enviable charactenstuc John, like many other of our patrlotlc classmates, expects to loan the army Heres to John May you llve as long as you like and luke It as long as you llve market for avuators thus IS the time SMITH, ARTHUR Arhe General Glory of virtue, to fight to struggle to right the wrong SMITH, AUDREY Little Audrey Commercual Always happy always gay Whether at work or at play Luttle Audrey as five feet four Inches tall, has dark hanr and Artle as not one of those boys who us quuet and shy He doesnt spend his nlghts lymg awake worrymg about thxngs he believes can sleep away has troubles He rs Interested In sports especially In basketball Artle s hec rt as In the sky, and nf everything turns out all right he plans to enter the Anr Corps blue eyes The twothnngs she llkes to do most are dnve her Dad s car and sung She ns always full of fun wherever she goes, and everyone knows her by her smule and personallty Audrey sure knows her shorthand, and If anyone IS lookmg for a stenographer here she cs, Llttle Audrey herself Lots of luck In the future Page One Hundred and Eighty two ' EOUZU ' SMITH LOUISE Smutty General A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Loulse IS one of those rare persons who IS capableof being a true fnend who likes to work and loves to have tun She spends most of her spare tame In dancmg, swlmmmg and Ice skatmg Her real goy IS art Gym club 2 3 4 SMITH RUTH EMMA Bunny Commercial Her tones were sweet and modulated fust so much as rt was meet Bunny always seems to get along with her teachers has her work ln on tume thmks the Navy IS swell has loads of friends and IS swell to get along wuth She loves to watch a good game of basket ball or tenms She IS much mterested an church work too and does lots of nt Commercial Club 4 SNELLING CONSTANCE Con nle College Preparatory The starving chemist ln lus golden views supremely blest For a fine companlon and lots of fun Connie I5 your gurl She loves sports and IS especlally mterested nn swlmmnng and tenms Chemistry ns her favonte study and In thus fleld she hopes to find her Iufes work We are sure that wlth her ambntlon and ablllty she wall succeed German 4 First Ard 4 Historical Society 2 3, 4 President SNYDER ALMA JUNE Shorty Commercnal Beauty-or service-both are one In one she s the type In the other she types Shorty really lives up to her name Shes 4 feet ll nnches Swnmrnung basketball dancmg are her chnet mterests ln school she us usually havmg fun but her marks do not suffer for she studues as earnestly as the next one An all round good sport she has many tnends Shorty wants elther to become a secretary or a beauttclan Page One Hundred and Eighty three SNYDER ELEANOR ROSE Eleanor Commerclal lf silence were golden she d be rn rags Eleanor has a pleasing personallly and ISll1dUSll'IOUS and wully Her Iensure hours she spends enlerlammg frlends or seeing movles Flndlng her In a crowd IS nol dlfflcull you can always hear her lolly laughler above all else Commercial Club 4 6201120 SNYDER BETTY K Snyder General A fine characler IS worlh more lhan greal weallh ll opens lhe door lo all hearls Belly loves lo have fun Her lokmg manner and ready Iaughler enable her lo flnd good company everywhere In spule of lhe facl lhal Belly does not seem lo be able lo refraln from lalkmg m class her scholasllc record IS good She loves music so much lhal she lnlends lo make ul her llfe work A Capella Choir 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Accompamsf 3 4 Nahonal Honor Soclely 4 SNYDER EVELYN PERMA vue General To God lhy counfry and lhy friends be lrue Evelyn as a lrue friend a good sludenl and a real muslclan She plays lhe piano lhe organ and lhe bass vlolm To slrangers Evelyn probably seems qulel and reserved bul once you know her youll flnd she s as full of fun as lhe besl Evelyn wanls lo be a muslc leacher and a good one wel E SNYDER LORRAINE D Snnlz Commercial Slay your slomoch lesl you falnl wllh faslmg The blue eyed blonde meandering down lhe hall lalkmg a mule a munule us Lorrame whose sunny dlsposlhon has won her many fnends among lhe fellows and gurls Her pel loves are chewmg gum and lusl plam eahng No wonder she rushes lo lhe cafe' 1. .1 , . 1 11 , . 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I . 1 1 Page One Hundred and Eighly-four Orchestral 2 3 4 Band 3 SNYDER MILTONL Sneezy lndustrual Electruc Heaven s guft to the ladues Mr Snyder us quute a lad wuth the gurls, although he us the type that thunks varuety us the spuce of lufe He also thunks that a Pontuac us The Most Beautuful Thung on Wheels and gurls ore, The Most Beautuful Thungs on Earth Sneezy us unterested un the electrucal field and no matter whuch path he follows ut wull be throug 011211 ' SNYDER, MERRITT, W J Deacon Commercial 'How many vacatuon days do we get yet Deacon who knows all the ups and downs un the Y M C A lhe s assustant elevator boyl has not decuded on hus future course but wuth hus pleasung personaluty he us lukely to fit un anywhere Deacon us a bashful fellow untul you get to know hum He lukes to see football and basketball games but how he hates tumblung un the gym class We of the senuor class wush luum luck' h that fleld SNYDER SUZANNE Suzue College Preparatory A chaun talker who lughts each sentence from the spark of the last Suzue us one of the most ullustruous and well luked gurls un the class of 42 She has brauns a pleasung personaluty and she bubbles wuth enthusuasm An ardent A H S rooter Suzue shunes at all socual functuons Suzue plans to enter Cedar Crest College where she wull study secretarual scuence May the years brung much SOLER JOHN N All Amerucan Tultue College Preparatory A thung termoylung un the sea we splde luke to a merman Here lodues and gentlemen us the orugunal Spanush Cavaluer When ever you see .lack you see that bug cavaluer grun Well known to the whole hugh school he s a hut wuth everyone and the lufe of every socual affaur Perhaps he us best known for hus wonderful duvung Hes the only hugh school duver to have accomplushed a two and one half somersault Desput the medals and awards Jack has won he remauns modest and untouched by hus fame Hats off to Jack a member of the Varsuty A Club for two years of the Varsuty A Glee Club State Duvung Champuon un l940 l94l and on the All Amerucan Swummung Team durung the same years Good by and good luck to you Varsuty Swlmmung Team 2 3 4 Captaun 4 Varsuty Footballl Varsuty Track2 3 4 Varsuty A Club3 4 State Duvung Champuon 2 3 4 All Amerucan Swummung Team 2 3 4 Home Room Repre sentatuve 3, Canary and Blue Solucutor2 4, Y M C A l 2 .. .. . . .. , .... f , . . .. .. , . .. , . ... 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I . . - Page One Hundred ond Eighty-sux 0301112118 STEINER WILLIAM v Industrial Auto Science rs the key to our modern world Thus prosperous looklng chap us destuned to become another Eduson He excels In mechamcal drawlng and un that class many of his peculnar devuces take form Some of hus masterpleces are so for advanced as to flt un a world beyond our reach Most of hls lelsure tume he spends studylng automobule shop manuals so he claims Next to hrs Interest In the automotlve field comes scuence and chemnstry Bull s sole ambltlon IS to become a master automobnle mechanrc STENGELE LYELL Casey Industrial Machine Why work when you can sleep You betcha your llfe he s a machinist He s always dolng things and bemg where he shouldnt be Now he s o master better then all, at least he thnnks sol but all In all he s at least half skulfull at times Can you Imagine he expects to become o machumst some day' STEPHENS ELLIS H Speed General What thus country needs I5 more men luke me When the school doors open Speed IS the last one nn and the first one out He ns not a bnlllant student but he manages to get along Speed IS a member of the baseball team Durmg the sum mer months he brushes up on baseball If he s not playung baseball he s hunting No matter what field he chooses he IS certaln to make good Baseball 2 3 4 STEPHENS VIRGINIA BETTY Gmny Commerclal To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming IS the only end of lrfe VIIQITIIC IS 0 quiet wlllmg worker takes her school work sen ously and wnlllngly helps you for she has a heart of gold She likes to read, go to the movles ploy tenms and wants to be a good secretary Page One Hundred and Eighty-seven f T' A, 01120 STERNER MAY MARJORIE Mazle College Preparatory Honor rs won by drlrgence Moy has won the smcere admlratlon of all of us She IS qulet reserved and works hard to accomplish whatever she attempts We all regard her as a true and genuine friend She s the gurl that whistles un the halls Although swung muslc IS her favorite dlverslon she IS going to turn her back on that and study mathematlcs National Honor Society 3 4 German Club 4 STETTNER MAX lndustrlal Auto You come late yet you come College Preparatory STERNER JAMES N Punchle James Sterner who IS the head of o bug club lof sux fellowsl IS a lolly good fellow from East Allentown Punchles personality IS somewhat queer and strange but after all hes a good fellow at heart Sometimes James gives a pretty exaggerated story but theres always a pomt to It N. Somethrng well done rs better than somethmg well said A happy nature and nncomparable good humor good looks STEWART WALTER C Walt General How quietly flows the wmd toward the sea Yet It always reaches :ts destination Walt IS a tureless talker full of pranks and mlschlef and always and more than average Intelligence those make Max a frlend worth havmg and worth holdmg He ns an ardent sport fan and IS usually found attached to the end of erther a tenms racket or a pmg pong paddle Max plays falr and square with everyone and we conslder rt a prlvllege to know hum All has fine qualltres we ore sure are destined to brlng hum success rn any endeavor French Club 4 Latrn Club 2 Hrstoncal Society 4, Natronal Honor Society 3 4 ready for a bright Hash at the sllghtest opportumty He has a qulck temper but deep down rnsnde he doesnt mean a thmg Hrs future he has not fully decided but we wlsh hum the best of luck un whatever he undertakes Page One Hundred and Erghty eight , V n y 1 I . , . , - , , . ' I , . 1 i lf' y yygg , 'A-43115 wg1,'f 1 , . , , . , F I ' , , . , . . , STROHL ROBERT Strohlle lndustnal Better to be a httle wheel turning than a big wheel standing strll Robert llkes the school shops but the rest of the day he makes up on the sleep he has lost He hopes to enllst an the U S Navy as a machnmst mate He IS always anxlous to get out of school and takes advantage of every opportunlty SUSSMAN BEN AMI en College Preparatory Love rs like measles all the worse when rt comes late ln llfe Ben would rather work on a tough mathematrcal problem for three hours than spend three mmutes on has Englnsh or French He IS a Wullne Hoppe on a pool table and a Hash m the handball court Hrs pet hobby ns photography he spends a great deal of tnme nn the darkroom He lnkes to get everythnng down to a science applymg the knowledge he obtams un school to hls pleasures Truthfulness and warm heartedness characterlze Ben Qualntues luke these ought to help hum anywhere 011211 STILLWAGEN ANN Rammy General Tnfles make perfection But perfectron IS no trifle A palr of blue eyes a bunch of blonde curly haur a cheery smele and a snappy laugh Ann has them all At any A H S football or basketball game Ann us out un front of the cheerleaders guvmg her all for vnctory On the go every mmute she seems never to get tlred Its a pleasure to know this gurl Shes at the school plays and at the dances In fact she IS one of the best known and popular gurls at hugh school Cheerleading 2 3 4 Baskelball2 3 4 Girl Reserves2 STUBER ROBERT Bob lndustrual Machme He can fly and he can run he can llnd hrs place rn the sun Bob has a lot of what It takes to thunk with stored above the ears thats why he does a lot of tall thmkmg Bob knows what It means to have a hugh school educatlon thats why hes made up has mmd to get that dlploma come marks hugh or low' He s a good fisherman too goes out for trout and IS sure to come home wnth something for he keeps his pole and any other equipment well un hand You see hes trammg for the Marlnes luke the gurls? Why ask? says he Doesnt everybody? Page One Hundred and Eighty nme . , . , - , 1 1 i 1 f i , .. ..,. . ,, l , f, .Y my 71:3 ., 2.,., , , , , j . . , . ..B .. . , - I ' I EDU211 SWEENEY JOHN Harp General Happiness seems made to be shared John IS a lanky lrlshman whose frlendlmess IS a thmg to be cherished He IS an ardent sportsman and a true follower of all Canary and Blue actlvltnes School work never burdens John for he knows hus smcere endeavor wull always brmg hum out m the front row After graduahon he mtends to 'om the Arr Corps SWEENEY JOSEPH Joe Engmeernng and Science We cannot live wlthout friends Joe tall and quuet has an unusually large number of fnends The reason for thus as that he himself has that rare capacuty for bemg a frlend Hts future will be bright nf he continues to follow the road he traveled during hls hugh school days Wrestling Team HI Y Club SWAVELY RUBIE HILDA Rubne College Preparatory We are the musrc makers We are the dreamers of dreams Ruble IS a qulet but frlendly person and a wonderful frlend She IS a good student a wonderful cook and can play the piano with the best of them She plans to go to college to study daetetlcs In thus she IS sure to succeed for she has always been Interested nn cooking A Cappella Cholr 1 German Club 3 4 SWEENEY JOHN W Jack General He takes life as It comes and enloys rl A pleasmg personaluty at tames wutty and a plaun all around fellow ns Jack Hrs friends are numerous and their number grows day by day He always has ocheerlo smlle When It comes to sports he IS tops He lukes basketball and football hrs leisure hours are spent readmg and dancmg Has bug ambntlon IS to become an aeronautucal englneer and he us bound to succeed Football 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 Page One Hundred and Ninety H - u 1 11 - ' 1 n 4' . . . . ' . , . 1 1 . , . 1 I i 1 n 11 1 u - 1, - 1 - 1 H -1 , . ,, . . . . ,, 1 1 , . - i 1 I .Ir N lt 1. 1 rv - - - 11 1 1 ' I 0 IQTOIUIZUSO SWEENEY PHYLLIS hy Commercnol Beauty carnes its dower m :ls face Loughmg eyes a shock of auburn hour o hearty laugh that I5 Phyl one ofthe most popular gurls un school She has a plus ratung un every thmg Including personality Her hobbies are reading and rldmg Her ambutuon as to become o private secretary what o lucky boss After this only unpredictable Phyl wall b able to say JR Jghnny Industrial Machme To get ahead use your head Johnny ns a qunet but socnoble fellow and a bnght young man an the Industrial department He works hard In the shop when the instructor IS around He seems to have llttle use for the gurls although he does rather haunt the corradors durmg lunch penods SZAKASITZ JOSEPH oe Commercial Old as the world rs let rt always be new to us Joe o quuet sort of fellow untul you get to know hum enloys golf and ace skatmg Has chnef ambmon ns to be an anrlane pulot Although English as not on Joe s menu he stall takes the work wlth o smule but doesnt understand how anyone ever gets an Am the sublect Harmomca Band l TAYLOR WILLIAM G I General Sllence IS golden Bull who halls from Hazleton as a quaet modest determuned fellow but ns always out for a good time He doesnt devote too much tume to study He would rather go flshmg or play basketball than eat He has a good dnsposmon and can get along wnth almost anyone He mtends to rom the Navy Page One Hundred and Nmely one TICE LAURA JEAN MARTHA Tuce It IS a good nature only that wms friends A happy go lucky smlllng gurl IS Laura Jean wnth a grand I ' HJ. ., ., . . . - I . . . . . I l . . . - 1 personallty and lots of truends She never takes anything too seri- Q' ously, we rarely 3 e her unhappy An all-round girl in sports, I 1 ,, I . I .. I - . I . I . . . . . . . . I I ' I I , . Tlce has no deflmte plans but wnll make a future for herself TOMAN CATHERYN Robm Strlkmg beauty and a brflllant mmd lf you re lookmg for a real all round sport heres Cutheryn She dances swlms plays baseball basketball and bowls wlth the best of them but can also be demure and modern as sweet and wunsome a lass as ever smiled ata handsome lad 112 TICE JAMES E nm General They are as sick that surfert wnth too much as they that starve with nothing Jlm has been nelther one of our geniuses nor one of our glamour boys but has contrubutlon to our school llfe has been essential Now as always we need hus spmt of wholesome fun and conscuous enloyment of lnfe These he has always glven us and we are confident that as a marme he wall help keep up the morale of the Navy OBLACK HELEN ANN Honey Household Arts Blonde modlsh smllmg agreeable no wonder they call her Honey Honey plays a good game of basketball and enloys swlm mmg tennus Ice skatmg and dancmg to Latm Amerucan music Helen IS fond of cookmg and sewmg and desngns many other own clothes ln fact she wants to be a fashlon designer she hopes an New York Page One Hundred and Nmety two 01120 ' TOTH WALTER WILLIAM Wally General A man with a will never lakes a spill Wally hkes to be In a gong where there IS plenty of fun brew mg and IS usually one of the sources of classroom commotlons Wally us a model anrplane enthuslast and spends most of hls spare time bunldmg has models He also goes In for baseball football and basketball When he leaves school he hopes to become a member of one of Uncle Sam s alr forces TRENGE JOE FRANKLIN oe General Never refuse anylhmg Joe doesnt take his school work too sernously but when he decides to accomphsh a thmg he does It He dnsplays great abnllty un drawmg and hopes to be a com mercual artust some day Wuth has abullty and hns :deal personaluty we are sure he wall b Trc234 TROXELL RICHARD Trox Industrual Drafting There IS a hme and place for everythmg Trox IS one of the shorhes ln drafting at which he us pretty good He will succeed either as a droftman oranartnst Hrs favonte classes are Cafeterla and Audntorlum Troxell hkes to play base ball basketball and lo sleep Has nose IS always bleednng at the wrong trme always when he wants to work We sometlmes thunk Trox IS o student we sometlmes thunk he ns a teachers pet, and sometlmes we thunk he thmks TRUMBAUER JOYCE Trummy General The smlle that makes us happy ls the smile we get from you Joyces pleasmg dnsposlluon her cheerful smnle her glad hello her Iokes and her love of a good time all keep her busy Trummy hasnt quite made up her mmd what she d luke to do but one of our local five and dumes has acquired a true and honest employee Page One Hundred and Nmely three 'OUZIJ' TRUMP JANE BETTIE Bettue General She IS l1ttle but so IS dynamite Here s a small gurl who as the dellght of all who know her lt usn t snze that determmes value The typlcal school gurl, gay young cheerful, full of spmt Bettie can suddenly lose that In a moment of serious thought Fond of basketball fond of danclng, regularly seen at all the dances and other socual funchons frlendly to every one, Bettle IS sure to make good, whatever her occupahon TRUMP LORRAINE Mll.DRED Lory Commercral Lute to bed, early to nse, Puts the sparkle ln Lory s eyes Everyone knows Lory with her brown halr, green eyes, and squeaky laugh When she IS serious, she s quute senous, when she I5 gay, she s very gay She IS qurte a talker, and volces her opmrons posutlvely She llkes swlmmlng and roller skating We wash her unllmnted success 1n the busmess world Basketball 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 Le Cercle Francais 4 TUMINI ROSEMARIE S Rosne Commercial TURNER Roaenr Joppa Commercral Never put ot? until tomorrow, What can be put off a lrttle longer A crop of sun trnted red ha1r, and those eyes oh what eyesl He s the rose humor man After he tells one of has gokes watch hum duck You ve seen hum pvmg on all the dance floors Hes hep to everythlng that goes on muslc, ptterbuggung, and redheads He s a l1ttle shy when nt comes to studymg Most ofthe hme clalms Jop, I go along for the rude Bob IS also a cog m the swnmmmg team He s been star buck stroker, and a very Important part of the medley team ever slnce he was a sophomore I am fn a sportrve humor now Quiet? You dont know her' Rosle ns a l1ttIe mrschuef maker always laughung and trying to make frnends But she takes her school work seriously, and hopes to be a stenographer some day She knows all the latest songs lokes, dance steps, and the day s work, and IS an enthuslastlc rooter for all sports of A H S Page One Hundred and Nmety four 11 . 11 1 1 1, . . . . ,, 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . . - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 i 11 11 1 11 - - 1 11 . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . , . ,, . . , , . . . . . . 1 1 11.1 11 11 1 11 . - 11 1 11 11 . . 1 . , i . 1 . . . 11 . 11 1 1 - u . 11 . . . . 1 ' 6100211 ' UHLE, THEODORE T. Ted Engineering and Science Better to be absent than unprepared Here's a fellow you must not miss. Seldom does he have his homework, but he is a swell boy with a keen sense of humor. He's never too busy to help a fellow student His hobbies are photo graphy in summer and ice skating in winter In brief we feel sure that in years to come well be proud to say, There goes Ted He and I went to school together UNANGST EVELYN Tootne Commercial Her voice was soft and low an excellent thing rn woman Soft spoken and lovely Evelyn spends her leisure time on music plays the piano nicely and has a marvelous soprano voice But she can not resist candy or chewing gum A settled and sincere girl intelligent and studlous she declares she IS lust average Chorus 2 UNANGST ROWLAND E Shorty Commercial If height were money he would be a poor man Shorty is a small, quiet and observant chap always happy His favorite sports are swimming and ice skating Rowland wants to be a bookkeeper The thing Shorty dislikes most is making speeches The thing he likes most is movies In his spare time he curves monkeys out of peach stones Commercial Club 4 UNGER ALFRED JOHN Tiny Commercial Everyone looks up to me Tiny 6 feet l unch is a splendid fellow willing worker, but with a mind forever wandering to bowling In fact he hopes some day to bowl a perfect 300 He has not yet decuded on has course bu he will flt in everywhere When he goes into an office hell be a great addition they can all bet on hum and win Page One Hundred and Ninety five Vll.l.ARD ANN Annue A fruendly smule makes lufe worthwhule Ann has Iught naturally curly hour and blue eyes She Iukes people who are lots of fun ond she herself us full of ut She doesn t take her work too seruously, but she gets along well un school She loves to dance and swum and yearns to be o really good steno gropher WALCK, JAMES H Whule there us lufe there us hope Jum us one of those curly headed sux toot lads that loves out of doors Any kund of sport un season Jum euther plays or patronuzes Gurls love hus curly haur and flashy huntung shurts We sometumes thunk he must be color blund otherwuse he wouldnt wear some of them Jum us partly responsuble for the popularuty of the song of the same name among the gurls of A H S He us better than an average student ond plans to enter Lehugh Football 2 3 4 Varsuty A 4 .lunuor Class Play 3 The Green Ghost College Preparatory 'OUZLI' UNGER WALTER F u Enguneerung ond Scuence Sunceruty us a vurtue worth possessung When speakung of true fruends our munds turn toward Bud Wuthout hum sports and omusements could not contunue among the group Even though Bud us constantly on guard for surpruses he can really take o uoke good or bad We know that whatever field Bud enters he wull be un the groove WACK MARION LOUISE Molly Commercual A babblung brook us never stull Jolly happy go lucky Molly has her seruous moments too as her marks unducote She goes un for swummung collectung souvenurs, and collectung sulverware Where us Mollys sportung ground? Phulodelphual There she goes for long vacatuons and short t see the games the brught lughts or for personol reasons Even wuth Phuladelphua on her mund Molly takes tume out to study to be o stenographer Im Page One Hundred and Nunety sux .. .. , , B d .,. . . . - H , . - , , . . ... .. , . .. ... I .. . . . A ,, , , - , . I . l u .. .- 1 ,, . . . ,, ' ' I - , . . . . . . i 0 I I ' I . , .Y HJ. .. ., . . . . ,, - . , . . . . , , . ' . ' 1 I 1 1 i H 6200211 WALK BERDEAN E Commercual Friendship lS a golden cham Whfch together we maintain B ns gay and pleasant earnest In her work smcere un her frlendshaps She has won many a frnend by her kmd dnsposltuon B hkes to play the puano but also enloys :ce skatmg hlkmg and dancmg Her mam ambltlon I5 she says to be a pnvate secretary m a busmess concern President of Home Room 2 3 4 Chan 2 3 4 Secretary of Class 2 3 4 Commercnal Club 4 WALLIS ERNEST General A steely hammer crushes em to pieces Ernest a boy of few words IS Interested m the De Molay and HI Y clubs An ardent supporter of the A H S football and basket ball games his own sport us swlmmmg Ernest does not exactly shme In hls school work although he does hrs best Ernest s ambltlon IS to become a machmlst and he plans to enroll In the Bethlehem Steel lndustnal course WALTERS KENNETH J Bucky Wlse to resolve and patient to reform Bucky IS known to all of us as the fellow who dld the extra WALTER RUTH MARIE Ruth General Music IS the one universal language Music I5 the keynote of Ruth s Infe For eleven years she had studled the plano and plays beautifully Ruth as qulet and sophnstlcated though she us sometmes shy about expressmg her opmlon In classes at takes some mlghty good argument to change her opmnons Shes gomg to be a music teacher the kmd that keeps her skates and her tennls racket wlthm easy reach besnde the piano Ruth has recently completed a song that has been published and IS on exhubut In Allentown pomt klckmg on an undefeated football team He also played on our baseball team and dld a very good 'ob Durmg the summer he plays baseball on the baseball diamond Bucky admires the gurls especnally sophomores He IS also seen at most school functuons soclal as well as athletnc When he goes to college nt wall be to prepare to be a coach We feel sure he wull have many wmnmg teams Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Varslty A Club 4 ,. , I HB ,, . . . . , . - - H , . .. .. 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Why man he squanders hours under the open sky Our every clay companions may be our most rare and worthy treasures WARD CHARLES Charlne Charles an energetic young man does not concentrate too much on his studues Outdoor sports are hls dISh4hUhflf1g f's'1lng campung These appeal to hum much more than school does Mag Margaret the bram storm of the commercual department has a pleaslng personality Although she doesnt look Intellectual she succeeds In mamtanmng hugh marks un her school studies Margaret IS always ready to argue especlally when she IS wrong slmply to see whether she can sway your oplmon She hopes some day to be a secretary and you can bet your bottom dollar she wall Commercial Club 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Home Room 1. . 1. 1 .1 - - 1 1 1, 1 . , z. , 11 11 .1 - . . 11 . . . 1 11 11 , . 11 , 11 I - I . . , . - 1 1 1 1 i 1 i 1. 1. 1 ,, . . 1 1 . . ,, 1 1 1 - , . 0020 WARMKESSEL FRANCES H Fntz Commercual Then happy smrles do play about her lovely lips Fritz wulh her smule for everybody IS always readytor pranks Her greatest worry IS that her naturally curly halr wlll come stralght If theres a 'ob open for tendmg chlldren call on Fntz She IS a tureless talker plam spoken and frank Frltz lukes tennus swnmmmg hlknng, bncycle rldmg and danclng Her greatest ambltnon as to be good housewlfe she says Girl Reserves l 2 WARMKESSEL MIRIAM Mumne Commerclal Keep em smrllng Munam good natured and lolly has many fruends and deserves them She IS fun to know sunny un dusposltlon and ready with her lokes She IS an average student dances skates and wlll be a pnvate senretary WARRINER DOROTHY LOUISE ot Commerclal Quiet reflects wisdom not weakness Dot as quiet but a good friend lots of fun and above all anxious to succeed always eager to learn something new, and always wnllung to figure things out Her pleaslng personalmty wlns many fruends and we all wlsh Dorothy success m the business world Chorus 2 3 3.1! WATSON STANLEY P Stan College Preparatory To attam one s life ambition rs complete success We shall always remember Stan as that classmate we have all admnred for hrs reserve Model aurplane bulldmg and candid camera photography occupy most of hls tame He hopes to attend lehngh and then to apply for a posutlon wuth a bug orgamzatlon that needs a good chemust .. . .. , . .. - . ,. , , - , - , , , . .. . ,, a , . , I E. .. . . .. .. , -. ,, .. I - . I . - , , - , , , I Wu I . . I I I I I , . I f .. .. , . Page One Hundred and Ninety nme 0020 Blue 2 3 WEAVER MARGARET ELIZABETH Margaret Commercial Do good by stealth, and blush to flnd lt fame Margaret always has a loke or a laugh IS full of fun has a pleasing personalnty and IS always dependable no matter what task she IS doing She lukes dancmg and swlmmlng best WEAVER ROBERT J gets one WEAVER, RUTH Ruthne General As refreshing as an April shower Ruth with her sense of humor ns luke a sprung tomc A good old fashloned dose of her lokes does wonders for dull lnttle boys and glrls Her accomplishments shine brightest ln the art class where she dabbles a mean brush on her pallette She Iukes novels smooth dancung the Great Allentown Farr and hot dogs wnthout omons Page Two Hundred College Preparatory The first ssgh of love lS the last sigh of wisdom WEAVER ELEANOR WINIFRED E me There was no reslstmg the vortex of her temperament Everyone knows Elhe for her temperament yet we all luke her for lust that She has made many frlends In hugh school by her friendly dnsposltlon and her charming smlle She IS an ardent lover of sports especially basketball She us also a lover of good food and can attack a submarme sandwuch anytlme The twinkle In her eye and her flarung temper come and go at a moments notlce making her both an lnterestmg and an enloyable compamon Although her plans for the future are not deflmte we wnsh her the success and happuness whuch she so richly deserves Basketball Senior Class Play 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 Canary and Baldy After Baldy comes back from Japan he plans to take up Metallurgucal Engnneermg at Carnegle Tech We re all sure hell make It because when he starts anything that Interests hlm he can t be stopped He s an ardent sk: enthusiast loves the outdoors but hes often found stretched out nn a chair pounng has heart out over a Inttle tm trumpet He loves to dance but most of all we thunk he llkes to eat' Has favorlte name IS Grace and he gets lots of mall from Pnttsburgh Thats all we have no Insurance Hes the boy that turns the world upside down when he starts lookmg for a date the mght before a dance The queer part IS he always Band 4 H1 Y Club President 4 Pan American Club 4 .1 . 11 , ll 11 . - 11 1 - 1 . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1. 11 1 11 . ,, 1 1 I I 11 11 , . ,, . . . . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 z - .1 . 11 11 . - 11 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 'EOIIZU ' WEIDMAN ELLEN G Youngster So sweet the flush of bashfulness Ellen us a shy young gurl wuth a swummmg smule and sweet personaluty She us generous and loyal interested un all sports and un her classwork She hopes to find work as a secretary WEIDA ARTHUR Weuda lndustrual Steady does ut Keep pluggung away and mund your busuness Here s a man who munds hus own busuness You have to, un the electruc shop he says He also has a sense of responsubuluty and plenty of unutuatuve Its hus crowd that s startung the basket ball team down un St James church Even uf he doesnt have a chance to become an electrucal enguneer he has the trarnung to be valuable un an army sugnal corps Meantume he has a good tume wuth hus own crowd lukes the gurls Oh so lukes excutung movues and plays bug brother to sux younger brothers and susters Quute a program but he takes ut all sn hus strude WEIDNER MILES P Mules General If music be the fruit of love, play on Mules fruendshups and hus lusty vouce are equally vocuferous WEIDNER JEAN Jeanue Commercual But that which faurest IS but few behold A perfect vuvacuous hugh school semor Jean has a shunung per sonaluty whuch makes her very lukable In her studues she us very apt Beung actuve un hugh school actrvutues she us popular among teachers as well as pupuls She has a raduont smule whuch she doesnt spare but uses wuth very good etfect School would be swell uf there were more gurls luke Jean Commercual Club President 4 Junuor Class Play 3 lnterclass Play 3 Dramatucs2 3 Studyung us a necessary evul to hum but well applued gray matter has made hum a member of the Natuonol Honor Socuety Hus maun interest musucal and otherwuse however us un the band and orchestra and for these groups he toots a solud French horn A to the future he wull go ot? to a flery start by beung a super hugh pressure salesman and eventually he mught calm down to beung a rather modest and unumpressuve bank presudent leusurely sugnung thousand dollar checks Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4, Natuonol Honor Socuety 4 Page Two Hundred and One 1. .1 , . - 1 11 . -1 1 .1 .-.. 11 - 1 .1 1 - - - 1. - . 11 . .. 1 - 1 . .. . 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . I . . 11 1. . .. . . . 1 1 1 ' I ., . 11 1 ., . . . A Her mind, adorned with virtues manifold. I - 1 , 1 1 u I - 1 , . A ' 1 ' -i ' J , i 1 .1 . 11 , . .1 - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 V I U . . - . . -K ' . . 5 . s I . . .u . . 1. - . 1 - 1 1 1 i 1 1 ' ' I - 011211 WEISS CORINNE CLAIRE Conme Commercnal Loose now and there a lovely smrle For us to llve upon Talk and be happy says Conme She has bralns and good looks to go with them Conme us retlcent about her admirers al though we know she has them on the land In the alr, and on the sea An ardent rooter for all the teams of A H S Conme goes her smalmg way ball 4 WELSH FLOYD JR une General Changeable as the weather June, a swell guy to have around, IS always ready to meet new frlends, especially gurls He us quiet only when readmg a funny book He has not declded what career he wall pursue, because he has had so varled a school career In hls sophomore year he had the commercnal course, In his lumor year, retail sellmg and now he has the general Commercial Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Basket we WELZ ELIZABETH MARY TOOLY Commercial So buxom, blrthe, and clebonarr Sparklmg eyes, pools of twmklmg lnghts, her Iught brown halr and wmmng smule all umte to make Tooty a lovable person Her friends are many, her enemles few She cant see dishonesty or underhandedness ln any shape or form wnthout domg somethmg about ut All who know her respond to her captnvatmg and pleasmg personallty Tooty as quick to ludge She I5 like a cool and refresh mg breeze on a hot summers day Jolly friendly demure here IS an Interesting and engaglng person WENNER, LUCILLE H Celne Retaulung Sellmg The folk go laughing at her fantasies Luculle spends her afternoons In department stores, practlcmg the art of salesmanshlp In her leusure tume she dances, druves, and swmgs music Celre s perseverance, her enthusiasm and her spark lung sense of humor will brmg success to her In her chosen fleld Page Two Hundred and Two 'OIIZU' WENNER NAOMI JUNE Naomi Commercnal She takes life as it comes and enlays it Naomi is happy go lucky always looks at the bright slde of things Her sincerity friendliness and generosity besides her con stant chatter have won her great popularity Her loyalty never fails Naomi will keep right on trying at anything until she succeeds She likes basketball and football and goes in for dancing WENRICH LEROY ee Industrial Pattern Its not the whistle that makes the locomotive go it is the silent steam This young man ns a silent thoughtful member of his class more Interested In outside activities than In wrltlng English themes He is Interested In football basketball too and as a keen baseball fan Lee IS the only one representing the pattern shop WENTZ RICHARD Gus College Preparatory Let me go forth my own man s way O er roads with rocl and gun Duck rs a true friend tall of stature and charming in personality He wins many friends with his pleaslng smile He as no bookworm but his marks are always above the average The only time Duck IS seen hurrymg is from school He likes practically every sport with hunting and fishing his favorites with o smile and that confident air of his and the future will gust W fall into his arms 1 WERLEY RAY Rome College Preparatory My slnde IS steady my mind is free Of How and When and Where The road :nes welcome I ll travel It free Ray us one of the better than average students of his class He s not the brightest light but holds his own In all his studies A whiz in math he excells all the rest Outslde of school he has a positive reaction to women and to speed Ray IS active in all sports especially in baseball and ln auto racmg Varsity Baseball 3 Page Two Hundred and Three 1 . . I . - I . . . . I . . I . I - , . . I . . . I ..L .. . . . I . I . . . I I I . V U .. 1 U , V Dick hasn't thought much about his future, but he will meet it n 7 . . . . I . . ,, . . I . . I . I., . . I 8 . 01120 WERLEY ROBERT C Bob Commercual You seldom see hum chatter Because to hum you see marks matter Bob, a fruendly and fauthful boy attends most of our school sports He puts school work before gurls but doesn t seem to ugnore the gurls enturely Hus ambutuon us to obtaun a posutuan un some kund of commercual work We all thunk he wull make good there WERTMAN WARREN Worry General The man that hath no musuc un himself Let no such man be trusted Accordung to Worry he us the only sane person un thus duzzy world' Perhaps that us the reason for hus abuluty to make fruends so easuly Hus personaluty us lust as excutung as ut us unusual Of classrooms un to stur every one else unto an argument addung a few remarks of hus own at the most uncalled for tumes Worry means to have an orchestra of hus own some day Worry Wertmans Wallopers Then youll remember that you knew hum then Banl234 WESSNER DONALD Don Commercual And all l ask us a merry yarn From a laughing fellow rover Donald us one of those fellows that does not belueve un over study but somehow or other has managed to get through He us a fruendly person who helps any classmate He has some feelung for musuc and plays the puano well enough to rung out a few favorute tunes A shorthand student he wants to work un an offlce Best of luck Don Commercual Club 4 WESSNER ROBERT C Bob' lndustrual Why should l work when someone else does Robert lukes to eat he us always knockung off for lunch How he gets hus marks no one knows for he us never seen studyung Bob us not the buggest un the class but he us tryung to be the fattest From all unducatuans Bob us a woman hater but he lukes to look at them We wush hum luck as an electrucuan Page Two Hundred and Four .. .. , . .. . , 1 I . I y . - , .u U 1 N ,. . . . H I . . . course, Worry doesn't like too much homeworkg his pet delight in , ' I . , 4 , , f 1 .. - - H , . I . , . , . .u . , . .. H i . . v , . . . . I . . ' . . I . 01120 WETHERHOLD, FREDERICK WARREN Freddie College Preparatory Prithee, Ned, come out of that fat room And lend me thy hand to laugh a little. Freddie is a cheerful, likable fellow, keenly interested in all sports. He is an easy-going, good natured fellow, but he's one of the A. H. S. mathematical wizards. To him the intricacies of trigonometry are mere tritles. What a guy! He is seldom seen studying, but we guess he does. He likes school best in the holidays. He's always ready with a new grin a new idea or a good 'oke Freddie is also well posted in the art of eating and sleeping and always will mg to agree with you on what is good to eat lots of luck Freddie Varsity A Club 4 WETHERHOLD GLORIA MAE Gloria General The designing woman Winsome and sincere is Gloria ln her you find a true and steadfast companion with a winning disposition enhanced by a warm and sunny smile Dress designing is her favorite pastime her greatest 'oy readmq magazines attending movies and listen mg to radio programs WHETFORD JANE Janie Happy go lucky fair and free Nothing ever bothers me When .lame as around there is no gloom She is a good sport and appreciates a good loke Her sunny disposition has made her many friends Jane is fond of dancing, but whenever the spirit moves her youll find her knitting Whatever she undertakes she does thoroughly and well WHISPELL CLYDE WILLARD 4 General A swift fooled deep hearted kind of man Whenever you see the finish of a thrilling race at one of the A H S track meets you can be sure that the boy making the awful face IS Bill Although he is popular with all of the girls he s currently addressing his notes to that vlvcclous Chronicle Calendar Girl Bill usually classes gurls under one of three headings beautiful intelligent or the malonty Now that Ball s three year vacation is coming to a close, he is actually worried as to where he may continue his rest without dis turbance Bill has only a hazy idea at what he is going to do when he leaves A H S but his dreams are boundless Trackl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Varsity A Club 4 Page Two Hundred and Five 011211 WHISPELL RAYMOND ay General Not for himself but for the world he lives Raymle IS one ofthe best athletes in the class and also one of the fairest and truest sportsmen A football, wide open spaces and he IS In heaven He heads the Alr raid Wardens and sings a fine bass in the Glee Club Besides having a cheery smile he has a very Ruddy complexion A great fellow of character he thinks things are either right or wrong and stands up for his convictions He will make the goal of success In less than 'lour downs WHITESELL LEON ORLANDO Junior General A penny saved is o penny earned Leon a timid, bashful guy likes fishing He enloys camping In the woods and exploring unfamiliar places During most of his spare time he may be seen driving his car He is a studlous chap in all classes except cooking which he thinks should be for girls on y Football 2 3 4 Varsity A 3 4 Varsity A Glee Club 4 WIEAND GERALD Gerry Commercial For young he seemed and bravely reared Like some young cypress tall and dark and straight A bright boy when he wants to be Gerry hardly ever wants to Gerry takes life as it IS and never tries to change lt Probably has pet peeve is Shakespeare and anyone who resembles Shakespeare has to watch out for Gerry He may have his weak points but he s a fine fellow to know He has a lot of friends and likes them very much Swimming Team 3 4 WIEAND PHYLLIS MAE i Commercial To hit high aim high Wherever there is a roller rink you will find Phil and can she skate? Her hobby however is collecting orchestra autogrphs and she has quite a collection. Glenn Miller tops her list. She doesn t have anything definitely planned when she leaves school but she is waiting for the time when they will draft women into defense plants. Who knows' she may be a mechanic. Basketball 2 3 Page Two Hundred and Six 'OIIZU' WIEAND RAY Shorty lndustrlal Electrrc wlll leave large foot pnnts on the sands of time 'horty ns the hve ware of the electrnc shop He s as tall as c short clrcuut Ray wants to become a crack electnclan He IS cracked now all he needs us to become an electncnan He does the best he knows how an electruc shop Rays personahty has won hum many fnends I WIEDER JEAN ELIZABETH Betty Commercual Work and the world works wrth you Jean may not be real serious In her schoolwork but she manages to get along She llkes all kmds of sports even though she doesnt play In many of them She malors m horseback rndnng Betty will be a typlst upon leaving school WIEDER MIRIAM A Mnckey General She ll never get to school on time Here as a llttle mlsswhose personalvty has won her scores of fnends She seldom hurrles ns always late for everythmg yetdespnte all thus you luke her and she really as a very seraous person WILKINSON DORIS MAY Terry Commerclal So buxom blrthe and debonarr Terry ns o cheerful compamon when you re feelang low On the surface she seems glddy but she can be serious at the proper tume che has a way of commg straight to the polnt always Her hobbues are readmg and music Its a pleasure to have her around shes what all the luds call okay Page Two Hundred and Seven 1 ..He - - . . , . .I ,. 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I 1 I U ll ll 1 .. . ... , f I ' I . . - - s- ' ' . .my , OUZUIS WlLLENBECHER ALFRED Wulhe College Preparatory A friend IS a rare book of which but one copy IS made Alfred Wullenbecher has the art of maklng frlends and of mokmg hugh marks He as an ardent supporter of many sports actavshes, even though he does not take an active part In the games himself Wlllle plans to make the navy has career WILMER DOROTHY L Dotty College Preparatory Whatever I have tried to do I have tned to do well You may not believe It If you dont know her but Dotty IS full of fun and always rarm to go She admits a fondness for hot dogs knlthng Errol Flynn and above all, books Although she IS always threctemng to duet she never does She dlsllkes washmg dashes hugh heels with socks cakes parsmps and atfectatlons Moravian wall see her In the fall She expects to study laboratory technology latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Hlstoncal Society 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 4 WILSON JUNE Dump General The world as no better af we worry Dump doesnt worry much she always manages to do er homework She has lots of friends and lots of fun She dances s e swnms and she enloys reading mystery stones Anyone you ask can tell you that June IS a hep cat who takes her ptterbugglng senously June IS not sure about her future, but we re sure she wlll never be wlthout friends 'J WINT DOROTHY KRAMER Nutsy College Preparatory How many loved your moments of glad grace Dottie, popular everywhere IS an all round pal She shows a keen mterest m sports goes to every football and basketball game IS always ready for a good tame and yet those who know her well speak most of her loyalty and her slncerlty Dottie IS one of the favored few who combmes havmg a good tnme and ex celllng at her schoolwork A higher bugger and better education ns In store for her Basketball 2 3 4 Girl Reserves2 Home Room Representat:ve2 Page Two Hundred and Eight ' 6201120 ' WIRTH RICHARD ALFRED Duck Scuence and Enguneerung An ounce of Wurth us worth a pound of nonsense Duck us untellugent us an udeal hugh school churru,cmd us energetuc un hus flve extra currucular actuvutues. He plays the tenor saxophone and clarunet well and untends to play some day un a large name band Musuc however us secondary to chemustry Socual functuons also rate and where there s a Iaughung crowd there s Duck After college he hopes to become a consultung chemust Band 2 3 4 German Club 4 Orchestra 3 Boy Scouts National Honor Society 3 4 WOLF WILLIAM lndustrual Mechanucal Drawung The spurut of dance hall uuvung Bull s ambutuons un lufe are two to become an expert droftman and to have on orchestra of hus own Bulls udol us Charlue Spuvok the worlds smoothest trumpet player so Bull says The gurls are no bother to Bull but Bull really bothers the gurls It mught be because hus name us Wolf Ban 23 WOLLE RICHARD Duck General Tomorrow us another day Duck us a quuet boy who takes thungs as they come Studues are the least of hus worrues He spends hus spare tume burnung puctures on wood or cuttung lunoleum blocks Though not always alert un the class room Duck us always on hus toes when materual for a yoke us beung collected Hus servung as apprentuce at hus fathers servuce statuon shows hus unterest un mechanucs Good luck Duck WOOD TEDDY G Te General If musuc be the food of love ploy on Teddy a small curly houred boy wuth a pleasant smule pects to loun the Unuted States Navy He trued to enlust before but was stopped by hus father who wants hum to flnush school He plays the flute and puccolo un the orchestra and band and expects to contunue playung un the Navy For two summers he was ossustant bookbunder to Alfred Barto Band 2 3 4 Gym Team 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Track 2 Page Two Hundred and Nune 00211 WRAGG DONALD Don lndustrual Mcuchune Shop ld rather be a small wheel goung than a bug wheel standung stull Hopes to be a machumst' Donald us a very fine lad who makes fruends wuth everyone Hus marks un school are four and he us a very good machunust Hus three hobbues are swummung football and basketball He also finds pleasure un movues and bowlung Lots at luck to hum' WUNDER FERN ANNA ern General In her eyes a thought grew sweeter and sweeter deepenung luke the dawn Fern has everythung a keen sense of humor an amuable per sonaluty and the abuluty to mungle happuly wuth others Ardent un dancung and swummung and o lover of musuc she enloys lufe to the full She untends to malor un Home Economucs at Moravuan College for Women Wherever she goes, we all hope she wull be os happy there as she has made us here at hugh school Le Curcle Francuas Secretary 4 Home Room Representative XANDER CARLTON Buster lndustrual Machune Shop Why work when you can loaf? Now here s a fellow that expects to be a machunust some day Maybe he knows the government us lookung for fellows lust luke that ln shop he us faur munds hus own busuness and uncudentally everybody else s busuness too He lukes to putter around wuth thungs that come apart Bethlehem Steel us his destunatuon he says and untul he gets there no gurl need try to attract hus attentuon Here s good luck to hum YAINDL ELIZABETH F Luz General There are plenty of acquaintances to be had but few real fruends Luz us the gurl you are lookung for There us never a dull moment un her lufe Everybody knows Luz her funny chuckles her flne sense of humor She has won the suncere admuratuon of her classmates Wuth all her love of sports and of fun Luz has a keen and earnest desure to be a nurse latun Club 2 Girls Aquacade 3 4 Natuonal Honor Society 4 Page Two Hundred and Ten .. .. , .. , . . . . ., - I , I HF H .u , . . .. .. I ' - 1 I , . . . 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I I . , . .u . , - H ' I I I f , : ' 130020 ' 3 YEAGER EDWIN M F Slapsy General When the angels made Slapsy I bet they didn t do anythmg else that day but les sit around and feel good Slapsy IS not too quiet around boys but around gurls hes an uproar He lust slays em wlth hls personalnty smnle Slapsy doesn t spend nlghts lymg awake worrymg about thmgs, he belleves one can sleep off trouble as one sleeps off a headache H has three mom mterests dancmg gurls and dates As a salesman Yeager wrth hrs lane cant possibly fall Band2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Track2 3 4 Football 3 YOHE JACK A General luke a greyhound In the sllp strummg upon the start Jack of all trades lust so they are connected wnth news papers as what Jack IS A dash of wut, o cleverness with more than enough brams odd the proper flavonng, send to a college lournallsm for a few years Jack Yohe-the newspaperman A whlz In lournallsm a star In Latln, a student ln advanced anthmetuc and In chemistry lf you cant say somethmg dont say anythung IS his motto Already an experuenced offlce boy, havmg spent his spare moments and days In the Call Chronicle newspaper ofhce occa slonally gettmg thmgs prmted the chances are that If A H S turns out any newspapermen thus Jack wlll be one Swfmmmg Manager 2 3 Comus 4 YARNALL MARILYN JEAN ETTE s General I give you the end of a golden strung To wmd at into a ball There IS never a dull moment with Manlyn she IS quick at producmg fun An enthusiastic sports fan Sus herself plays basketball baseball and volley ball She played on the Bethlehem Armorettes basketball team and played baseball for the Bethlehem Hunganans Sus IS always wllllng to lend a helpmg hand to those who need t She wants to be an avuatnx Basketball 3 4 YODER PAUL E Whutey College Preparatory It takes srx muscles to smile Suxteen to frown why work so hard? make Paul the person he us For all his galety he IS sernous about hrs school work although he takes fun quate as seriously as work He IS a good student un every way a good sport fan and vs the type of person you are anxious to know He hkes musnc but he hkes bas ketball too A transfer from York he nevertheless easily found a place In the hearts of Allentonuans Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dance Orchestra 3 Lutln Club 2 National Honor Soclety 4 Chuef Page Two Hundred and Eleven I ..Si.. .. . . . .. ,, . 5 . . , 1 , . i. 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' ' I i 00211 YOHE KENNETH B Ken General God created women to molllfy men Durmg hns lumor year Ken came to A H S from Loysvllle Pennsylvama He ummedlately lomed the A H S band In which he plays the trumpet He hopes to go on wuth hus work ln music He us a good sport and can always be depended upon YOST ALFRED CHARLES General A musician first last and always One rarely has the opportunity of engoylng the frlendshup of a fellow like Al Besides belng lovlal full of fun and a go getter ID his scholastic work, has musucal lncllnatnons are beyond the average attalnments As a member of the band he became well know as a Little General because of hus orgamzmg abllltues Wherever Al goes we know that Dame Fortune wall be dnrectly behmd hlm YOST JOHN John Science and Engmeermg Take hme m turning a corner John IS a likable fellow wnth a kmdly personallty that helps hum to make frlends Moreover he has the abullty to keep them He IS as fond of baseball and football as the rest of us are We feel sure that some day the students of hugh school wull be proud to have known hum National Honor Society 4 YOUNG ANNA ELIZABETH Bettue Home Economics Who broke no promise served no private ends Who gained no title who lost no friends Frlendshlp' That word has a real meamng to any one who Includes Bettie In his clrcle of friends Shes natural shes honest and shes understanding She has a way of spreadmg her cheer to a whole company One of the few times she s ln a serlous mood ns when the army IS mentioned For relaxatxon Bettle thanks movnes and sewing lust perfect She s golng to be a beautnuan and her shop wall have the rught atmosphere O O I ..AI,. . u . . . . I I - Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 l Page Two Hundred and Twelve 65011211 to loan the Navy Chorus 3 ZAK PAUL JOSEPH Butch General Greatness does not depend upon srze Paul ns luke hus twm brother Pete except for helght One of those llttle members ofthe class Paul us often seen and often heard He ns surrounded by mystery and although he seldom looks nt he IS both wntty and practucal Paul puts hlmself wholeheartedly and sincerely Into any protect he undertakes He hkes readmg books dealmg wuth the land alr and sea and bulldlng model aeroplanes Swlmmmg Team 3 4 ZAMPELL ANTONIETTE Tom Commerclal But rf she smiled a hght was on her face A clear cool lclndllness Tom ns one of those shy sweet studuous gurls so seldom found nowadays ln spate of thus she has a multitude of friends Everyone enloys her company she leaves a warm sort of feelmg an ones heart She too mtends to become a stenographer heres luck to you Tom Page Two Hundred and Thrrteen YOUNG DOROTHY E Dottie Laugh and the world laughs with you Here IS a friendly gurl wuth green eyes and best of all wuth a dusposetlon to do a favor for a 'Friend lust anytume She loves sports events and socual QHGIYS and enloys the occcl slon wherever she goes She IS loyal to the Navy attends all the Academy events she possibly can and keeps up the Navy morale by correspondence and encouragement Dottne plans to be a telephone operator and later maybe Q O ZAK, PETER GEORGE Pete The more you put into hfe the more you get out of at Pete is three inches taller than hrs twm Paul We know hum as Pete the swimmer, for he I5 on Coach Dave Haclcet s swlmmlng team, and swims in the tltty yard free style and the relay Pete IS a good student, ond believes that sllence IS golden He loves to Iasten to dance bands He has not decoded on hls future, but whatever nt may be we all wlsh hum the best of luck 'OIIZU' ZAWEDIUK JOHN Johnny Industrial-Auto Knowledge is the road to success and success is the road to happiness. Johnny never thinks of tomorrow until it comes, and never for- gets to eat when it comes. He likes his fun, and keeps the shop laughing by dropping an occasional wise crack or ioke. He intends to be a grease monkey ZERWICK DONALD F Zerk lndustrlal Electra Wherever you will find hard work You will always see this fellow Zerk Here is a fellow worker, tall, dark and handsome, who sure was a way with the girls He is a natural born electrician and what a man' He can work wonders with his hands, but when it comes to homework hi neighbor what are you doing tonight? He is a great Friend indeed Mr Zerwicks ambition is to be the electrical wizard of the future, and we all wish him success ZIEGLER GRACE Gracie General Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast Grace, who has a large circle of friends likes music and enloys horseback riding We feel sure that her patients pulses will beat faster when she is the nurse and they will get well the quicker because of her laughing brown eyes and her lovely smile ZIEGLER HELEN MARIE Hunky Commercial Youth comes once in a lifetime A cheerful personality a bubbling sense of humor Hunky A lover of food her main thought is to keep eating Even when she isnt talking or eating, she keeps her laws moving chewing gum she claims, aids digeshon She likes arguments Although she doesnt spend too much time on homework Helen is in the National Honor Society Listening to orchestras, learning new songs, and going to the movies especially to musical comedies these are her delights Hunky dreams of the day when she will be a private secretary Page Two Hundred and Fourteen 6011211 ZIMMERMAN MERLE M Squrrrel General Merle she s our girl One can never mlstake Merle shes always laughrng Her sunny dlspcsltron and qurck wrt make her welcome everywhere Merle IS far from bramy but as untelhgent Foolmg asnde thus auburn hatred gurl will go far an sprte of this world of ours' ZORN HENRY Helme Commercial Yet all I ask IS room to try and prove Fate cannot make me qult Hemre IS a srlent fellow a good sport and lrkes to have fun rother than sat down and study Has hobby as bulldmg model roll roads and cther models Whnle he has no definlte plans we feel sure he wrll make the best of what he does ZIEGLER MIRIAM M Mum General W1tl1 thy clear clean loyance Languor cannot be Her long black han her blue eyes her fascinating personalrty make Mum a wmner Her wltty remarks we ve learned to take with a gnn She wrll always get to where shes golng because shes lust that way mtelllgent and ambitious A Capella Choir 1 Basketball 2 latm Club 2, Chorus 4 Grrl Reserves 4 ZIMMERMAN, MERRITT Worry never was worth whfle Zlmmy Zlmmy ns one of those fellows you can t rnlss as he drags hrs structure through the halls He us well liked un all his classes and has many fnends Hrs humor and wut combined wlth tus good cheer make hum a frlend Indeed Zlmmy IS an ardent follower of A H S football and rs usually at every game Znmmy IS often seen about town m hrs Western Umon outfit and has taken a good deal of kuddlng about snngmg blrthday telegrams Zlmmy plans to work rn a bug affrce after graduatuon and has the best wushes from all of us Boy Scouts of Amerrca Page Two Hundred and Flfteen n - 11 , . ,, . . 1 V 11 1 1 . . . , . . . 1 . v i i ' i 1- . u , . rf 1 . 11 1 . . . , . 1 - 1 1. . u u - 11 , . 1 . - . - , . , i 1 1 -1 - - 11 1 11 - .11 1 1 - 1 0 US ZOTTER OLGA Olga General Small but mighty Olga with her dark brown eyes and chestnut halr always greets her friends wuth a smule and a cheery hello She loves movles we wonder why Its always the same one Olga IS always wullmg to help others permnt Page Two Hundred and Sixteen ZOTTER EVELYN FLIZABETH o Gt ve them leave to fly that wrll not stay Mnx a cheerful personaluty a but of rascallty and an endless store of watty remarks and you have Zot who ns always dashung about In a great hurry laughung talknng always eager enther ta Ilsten to or tell a good loke Her lolly dnsposmon and her wnse cracks make her o swell pal Her favorute pastlmes are dancung Ice katlng and swlmmmg Her cooperatlve spmt and cheerful smule would be an asset to any office Commercial Club 4 Dramatlc Club 3 Class Basketball 4 Www ZUBEK STEPHEN Sfeve Light of heart free of mind always happy gay and kind Steve a studnous bay In school knows how to enloy spare hme Even though he does not belong to any orgamzahon of the School he ns a great rooter for the Canary and Blue Steves ambltuon as to become an aurplane pnlot wlth a commercial transport Hi ' K 1 gf RR? -.5f f Y.,-1 Hu. 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Harry Remmgton Jack Rentschler Roger Ressler Fredenck Restum George Rex Warren Ruce Albert Ruedy Clalre Rlzzetto Edwin Roedell Raymond Rohrbach Raymond Romng Donald Romlg Robert Rosenberger Clarence Rossowsku Stanley Roth Wulllam Rothermel George Rutt George Salmes John Sarmlr Vendel 1942 Class Roster Boys Sassaman Elmer Schaeffer John Schaeffer Paul Schoppell Vernon Schattenstetn Richard Schatz Samuel Schlegel Ruchard Schlener Charles Schmoyer Frederlck Schneck Charles Scholl Raymond Schrammel Stephen Schubert Robert Schultz Donald Schwepflnger Charles Seabourne Thomas Seasholtz Elwood Sechler Thomas Seek Robert Setbert Ohver Selp Theodore Sensenbach Donald Shanton Elwood Shempren Frank Shempren Henry Shmgler Ray Short Rnchard Shunk Joseph Sregfrued James Slesholtz Jacob Skunner Watson Skrtlecz Louns Skrovanek Otto Slompak Joseph Slota Walter Small Rlchard Smnth Arthur A Smith Russel Smo'uck Alfred Snyder Merrztt Snyder Mllton Soler John Spengler George Stahl Marcus Stalek Carl Stemer Wlllxam Stengele Lyell Stephens Ellls Sterner James Stettner Max Stewart Walter Stokes Donald Strohl Robert Stuber Robert Sussman Ben Amt Sweeney John B Sweeney John W Sweeney Joseph Szakasltz Joseph Taylor Wllllam Thompson Edward Tnce James Toth Walter Trenge Joseph Trexler Richard Turner Robert Uhle Theodore Unangst Rowland Unger Alfred Ungerer Walter Walck James Walk Allen Wallls Ernest Walters Kenneth Ward Charles Watson Stanley Weaver Robert Welda Arthur Page Two Hundred and Erghteen Weidner Mules Welsh Floyd Nennck l.eRoy Wentz Richard Werley Ray Werley Robert Wertman Warren Wessner Donald Wessner Robert Wetherhold Frederick Whrspell Raymond Whuspell Wtllard Whltesell Leon Wneand Gerald Wueand Ray Wnllenbecker Alfred Wllhams Leonard F Wnmk Lloyd Wnrth Rnchard Wolle Rnchard Wood Teddy Wrogg Donald Xander Carlton Yeager Edwin Yoder Paul Yohe Jack Yohe Kenneth Yost Alfred Yost John Yost Richard Zak Paul Zak Peter Zawedwk John Zemer Guy Zerwnck Donald Zmmerman Merrrtt Zummerman Rlchard Zorn Henry Zlubek Steve --- , 1 , , I I I . 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I . .. , I I .I I I 1 ' r I I I I I I I 1 - .1 I I I .I I I Nagy Verna Neft Jean Neudlunger Sara Nuppert Lorraune Nonnemocher Jean Nyce Maruon Olewure LaRue Oluvueru Runa Omron Vuctorua ONeull Dorothy Otto lucretua Parker, Shurley Parks Bernuce Parry Grace Patter on Lous Pavluk Emma Peck Joyce Pellettueru Geraldune Petrobon Pearl Pfennung Grace Pfromm Mary Jane Pulch Anna Premecz Verna Pruce Mary Propawuch Jule Quunn Louuse Rabenold Beth Rappold Betty Rassler Georgune Rau Dorus Reese Inez Reuchard Frances Reunert Bernuce Reunsmuth Betty Reunsmuth Joyce Reutz Dorothy Rems Ruth Reynolds Joyce Ruce Jean UIIZU 1942 Class Roster Gurls Ruchardson Jeanne Ruckard Hannah Ruegel Muruam Rutter Frances Rutter Grace Rutter Kay Robb Mary Roberts Kathryn Robunson Dorothy Rockel Eluzabeth Roncolato Bettue Roncolato Rose Marue Rosenau Ann Rossettu Dolores Rothermel Helen Rudakuewucz Julua Ruddy Ruta Ruth Margaret Rutherford Mary Sassaman Frances Savacool Evelyn Schaffer Evelyn Schaffer Lulluan Schaffer Luculle Schantz Mary Schattner Justyne Schatz Jeanne Schmalduenst Glorua Schmudt Adelle Schmoyer Betty Schock Emuly Schoenfeld Dorothy Schreuner lrma Schuler Margaret Schuler Marue Schulsunger Gertrude Sechrust Mae Seuple Betty Sell Arlene Sell Verna Shatsky Helen Shelton Constance Shoemaker Margaret Snegtrued Edna Skolunsky Sophue Smuth Audrey Smuth Louuse Smuth Ruth Snemng Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Constanc Alma Betty Eleanor Emuly Evelyn Lorraune Susanne Sommer Olga Spencer Patrucua Stahley Eduth Stehley Marlorue Stephens Vurgunla Sterner May Stullwagen Ann Swavely Rubue Sweeney Phyllus Taylor Elaune Theyken Dorus Tuce Laura Toblack Helen Toman Cathryn Trumbauer Joyce Trump, Bettue Trump Lorraune Tumunu Rosemarue Unangst Evelyn Uruch Evelyn Vullard Anna Wack Marlon Walper Maruorue Page Two Hundred and Twenty Q 0 I --- u , 1 , I I I I ' , , , , . I ' . I I I I I . . I I I I ' I . I I I 4 I I 4 I I y , , ' , ' , 2 I I I . I I I I I e I I I I ' I ' I I . I A I I . I I I V I I 'I I ' I I D r , , . , ' I I ' I I I . I I I I ' I I . I I I I A I I I . . I Petros, Violet Sanders, Dorothy , ' Wlckert, Jean I 1 I U 1 -- I 1 I l D - I 1 I I I I I - ' I I . . I A I I I I I . I ' . I I I - . I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I ' I . I D I 1 l 1 r , r 1 I . 1 . I I ' I I . , , , . I . . I I . I I I I I I . . I I . I . I . I ' I ' I D l I . I I ' I D - r ' 1 1 ' .I , . I I I l I , Walter Ruth Ward Margaret A Ward Margaret D Wark Bette Warmkessel Frances Warmlcessel Muruam Warruner Dorothy Weaver El anor Weaver Margaret Weaver Ruth Weudman Ellen Weudner Jean Weunsheumer Betty Weuss Corunne Welz Eluzabeth Wenner Luculle Wenner Naomu Wetherhold Glorua Whetford Jane Wueand Phyllus Wueder Jean Wueder Muruam Wulfinger Theresa Wulkunson Dorus Wulmer Dorothy Wulson June Wunkelman Eluzabeth Wunt Dorothy Wunder Fern Yarndl Eluzabeth Yarnall Marulyn Young Anna Young Dorothy Zampell Antounette Zuegler Grace Zuegler Helen Zuegler Muruam Yummerman Merle Zotter Evelyn Zotter Olga EEN .f 'EO US' Senror Calendar September Scph sets hus alarm clock to be sure of getting an early start Alarm clock falls to go oft Soph IS late Disaster Everybody gettung down to work lwnth a few exceptlonsl One of mussmg Sophs found explorlng on the fourth floor Cheer up eught school days gone by already Mass Gerhard thinks world IS gettung better Football an full swung Farr opens and school stays open Str: e ' ' Parents day at school See September 25 Parents stnll comlng October Much luke a day In September Last of strikers gets back In Band does not march out to Muhlenberg Put thus In history books Mr Wemsheumer builds a fire wlth logs from has trug book Ha' Ha' corn Columbus Day nobody noticed at Simeon Moats having nothing better to do knocks a fire extmgulsher oft a wall guvmg many a shower bath Nothing happened Class Officers elected Hallowe en brg day for sensors November Surprnse party for Mr Prescott More funl Football game whuch had been postponed twice finally played We won Mr Boyer and Mr Claus seen argumg Roosevelt re elected Mr Boyer found pushing peanut down Hamilton Street with nose lSee Nov 5 No school today Saturday Ha' Ha' lold lokel lWe tried anywayl Football team band and cheerleaders get free meal from Knwamans Bug pep meetmg lots of cheering speeches and stuff Allentown swamps Bethlehem l2 O Junior Prom bug success December No school lSee November 27l Pearl Harbcr attacked War declared Thneves wuth poor taste swnpe Mr Wemshelmer s clothes Mr Wemsheumer does not attend school Senlcr Class Play Don t Take My Penny a ruotous side splnttmg ludlcrous comical productucn and even funny Varssty A Club smgs m audltorlum Audltortum cleared In record tnme Last mmute tests ouch School closed tull next year Swell Christmas but no snow Darclng partles and stuff like that Lnkewuse 3l l94l leaves IH a blaze of glory Anyway we had funl Page Two H ndred and Twenty one O l. ., ' ' . 5. ' ' ' . 9. . . . . l2. ' . l7. ' ' ' ' . l9. ' ' . 23. ' . 25. 'k . . 26. . . 30. ' ' . 1' . . 3. ' ' . 6. . ' . IO. . ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . l l l2. ' '. 17. . I . . I . . 2l. ' . 24. . 3l. ' ' ' . I. ' . . l 2. , ' ' , . l l 5. . . ' . 6. Mr. Boyer and Mr. Claus still arguing. 7. - . 8. . ' ' ' . . , 6 l5. f . . . ' ' . 25. , , ' ' . 26. ' - ' . ' , , . 27. - . 28. ' ' . l. . . 7. . 8. . 9. . . . . . . . I lO. . ' ' . H. . I.. , ,LW . I. - .. I . I 16. . . . . . . . . . . u l8. ' . l9. .. ' . 25. ' . 29. . ' , ' , ' . 30. ' ' . Senror Calendar January Don t know what happened slept all day School starts agam Only 355 more days tall Chrnstmas Dave Hacket dlsplays new sunburn Exams More exams Stull more exams Headache and spots before the eyes Gloom lWe flunked Harvey Prescott recalled unto the Navy A playoff wlth Hazleton for the first half league title lWe were ahead rn the first half of the game anyhowl e ruary Some pupnls In somebody s Englush class were told they were stull playmg lndnan In the backyard The last of the fifty people who mlssed the excurslon on the way home from Phlladelphla finally arrive We drd to Hazleton what they dad to us only more so Flnal score 36 34 favor of Allentown Junlor Class Play Growing Pains Mr Wemsheumer suggests that more hugh school students should write poetry Valentine s Day E H W swamped by sentumental stuff scribbled by love lorn sensors Mr Wemshelmer stall readmg poetry Mass Gerhard blamed for the whole thang Mr Schumaker s class takes a walk after a slight accident un making sulphuric acid Allentown Canaries met Pottsvllle at Pottsvllle nuff sand A playoff with Pottsvulle for second half tntle Final score 36 34 favor of Pottsvnlle March Hnstory IS made Jummy Lenby gets a haircut Hugh School Faculty plays Central tremendous crowd standing room only lFor benefit of some gullible sophomore lm klddmgl en Sussman feels very hungry en Sussman getting stlll hungrner en Sussman In desperatlon eats glass en Sussman not nn school That s enough of that Band team plays Varslty A lPaul Yoder guards Fritz Snyderl Paul Yoder comes to school on crutches Slacks appear Slacks dusappear lcourtesy D W H lnterclass Play Young April Richard Snelling makes a bug hut Basketball banquet awards presented Several gurls dnsplay gold basketballs lWe didnt know they belonged to the varsltyl 30 Easter Vacatnon beguns Page Two Hundred and T enty two 0 Q 1. 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Semor Calendar April School starts agam John Brown stays home to flnnsh eating eggs left by Easter Bunny Now let s get down to work now you too Commencement themes due un Engllsh class woe as me Varslty A show lcornl Varsuty A show lmore cornl Stage repaured After readlng commencement themes Mass Gerhard not so sure about what she sand on September l7 Marsh and Stettner take glamour93 shot of Mnss Gerhard Marsh and Stettner flunk Engllsh test E H W submlts rrostll wullmgly to camera trends Jack Ferry Boney Moyer etc etc finally stop blushung Shapelye mermands partlcnpate an Aquacade May Muss Swope IS a vnctlm of an over ambntuous flrst and class A Cappella Cholr performs tor delaghted llsteners Both delnghted llsteners get thenr money back Mr Stummel wakes up unfortunate vlctums of sprung fever with gentle taps on the noggm Band Ccncert lSuxty tlve musucuans and Duck Wurth Frltz Snyder caught pltchlnq pennies In his back yard June E H W hopes to see us all back agam next year Last day of school for all good lottle boys and gzrls Semor Farewell Funal exams begun Baccalaureate Sermon Commencement Play Commencement and Banquet Page Two Hundred and Twenty three 0 9 6. 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' . 2l. . 22. . ,. 23. - . . 601120 Last Wlll and Testament B, as members of the class of 42 of Allentown Hugh School bemg of confirmed mental and physucal soundness and an a mellow mood do hereby bequeath lwnth admonn tnons of course to our friends and beloved successors the follownng wath the fond hope that they wull use them to the best advantage To the class of 43 we leave the warmng take Mr Neely or do all the problems on Page 79 To the class of 44 a two year subscrnptuon to Esquire To mcommg Sophomores elevator keys for theur use an gomg from the fourth floor mam where they are lost to the sub basement where free lunch and biology answer books are handed out any three Jumors Bug Jam Bausch s sux feet three Inches Mr Frankenfield a second perfect student Mass Mulock another Canary edutor as capable as Jam Lenby Bud Gebert Ludo Iacocca s wut and sense of humor the rest of hugh school Charley Quinn s philosophy of life Artle Schmudt we leave Joe Hanna s beard future Thespuans Mrs Bauments dlrectmg ablllty Frank Dobm Melvm Denters knowledge of Latm Lucllle Ettmger Helen Moores pull with Mr Wemsheumer Mary Jean Gruder Wilford Belsel s temperature reading report ratings .luluus Iacocca the theory of umpenetrabnllty to be figured out Rush Whntemght the poetnc abuluty of Joy Harter and Cynthua Lawfer Lucky Teter Duck Schlegel s three cylinder heap Mr Kane an Increase In War Savings stamp sales Joahn Garland s house to all the boys Cheer up her suster wall be along shortly The showmanshlp of .lack Ferry to Milton Hennmger Bud Kelpers gold basketball to Newell Wert Annamae Erney s dramatic ablllty to Henrletta Muller Bull Dlehl s thmklng ablllty to Jackson Tuberty We leave ten extra pounds to Fritz Snyder Marlorue Flohr s Landon pm to some deservmg Democrat To Moon Haney repetntnon of hns scormg honors Pat Callusto s study habuts to Fanny Bolero Bill Kanehann s executrve abullty to Pete Kalandlak Joe Kmetz s sport coat to Mac Whnte Gordon Muller s lrlsh eyes to Lorretta Garrahan To George Gordm any one s love of books lrvmg Pollltt s lmltatlon of a puella to Tom Walker Anne Stlllwagons cheerleading sunt to Freda Fetzer any one that wants at Teter Brown s saxophone Joe Kirby continued success Dave Hackett another Jack Soler To Charles McGee George McGee s last name Mary Ellen Bellls ablllty to make friends to Bobble Bedell as If she needed nt Floyd Moschvm s build to the Hale America program Page Two Hundred and Twenty four 0 Q MH 1 - , - . I I . , . I . To . I . . , . I . . To . , . To . I . . . . To , ' ' ' . To . I . , . . . To ' ' , ' . To . I ' , . . .. i To .I . . , .. To . . , , . . . . ' To . I . . , - . . . To . , . .. . To . . I . .. . i To , ' ' ' . To . , ' ' - ' . To ', ' . To ' , ' . To , . 601120 Class Prophecy FLASH ' I I Doctors report that Swamn Hydocua us an a crutucal condstnon suffermg from shock and nervous prostratuon Wouldnt you be suck too If you looked unto the crystal ball and saw these thnngs happennng In the future? Bud Butterwlck Sellnng fertlllzer Floyd Moschlm Durectmg production on a dam across Grand Canyon Lldo lacocca Buuldmg an Empnre State Building on Club Avenue Blll Kanehann Runmng for street cleaner on the Republlcan ticket Angelo Giancarlo Slttmg behmd a bug desk and wolflng has pretty secretary Donald Brobst Playnng the lead In the Cuvnc Llttle Theatre versuon of Hellzapoppm Bob Bersel Operating the Lonely Hearts Club and date bureau Guy Zemer Posing for a hair tonic ad Fred Wetherhold Drnvnng for Lucky Teter Alvm Mallatrat Sellmg fur coats In Panama Kenny Moyer Coaching football basketball baseball and track at Relgels Corner Prep School Jack Ferry Mayor Harry Relff Booking name bands for Central Park Jim Lerby and Lloyd Wlmk Opennng up at the Hotel Pennsylvanna New York wuth theur band Gordon Muller Engineer lOn the 9 l5 to N Yl Al .lenkms Wrntlng a hlstory of the Thsrteenth Ward Bill Hollenbach Working hlmself up from second to third floor at Hess Brothers John Hrrschbeck Managing the new super market and magazine stand George Laub General un the Marnne Corps George McGee A ssde show barker Brll Drehl Fire Chsef Donald Oldroyd Head walter at the Superlor Restaurant Marlorlc Flohr Lu Otto and Bill Bright rehearsing a new play on Broadway Mary Ellen Bellls Runnlng the L V Review John McFadden Buylng five new l5 ton tranlers for has fleet of moving vans Lorrcune Nlppert Teachmg French an local schools Richard Stokes Taking over Russ 'ob at A H S Madelame Mack Campangnlng for a 65 hour week Rita Ruddy Dolng the famuly shopping Page Two Hund ed a d T enly f' e C U . i , . I I . . ' A 1 r 1 . Ray Peters Running a speak-easy on the side. I' fl W - lY 02 Class Prophecy Mane Mertz Chuef stewardess on the nntra clty rocket servuce Joyce Huyett Testing out grownng pulls Blll Adams Taklng has usual summer vacation nn Alaska Pat Malsburger Starting her next picture for Warner Brothers Anne Snlwagon Giving out advlce on her Daily Peekmg In th Pantry Program .lean Weidner N Y buyer for local department store Jack Yohe Replacing Joe McCarran as sports edltor of local paper Charles Quinn Just working Pat Ca'lsto Checking upon the foreign sltuatlon .lohn Szakasrtz IS a cmch to wind up In one of the natlon s bug defense plants even If lt IS un the capacity of offlclal broom pusher and pencil sharpner Francis Nless will become an electrical engmeer running toy electric trams In a Donald Wragg the termute of the machme shop wlll get a lob mspectlng the lnsnde of the new army rlfles Charlie Kahler the archntectural draftsman will draw up plans for a perpetual motlon machme James Kahn the model airplane fanatic will work on a speclal device to permnt airplanes to fly backwards After Raymond Delly makes has flrst mllllon, he wlll retire to the peace and quret of a farm Charles Hllle IS so used to having hrs face blacked wnth prlnt rs :nk that he plans to become an end man l.a Mar Funk IS planning to take up dutch digging No dutch too small no quarry too bug as hus motto Gerald Frey us going to own a bank He plans to run everythmg humself mcludmg the prlntmg of money Page Two Hundred and Twenty srx department store. g . 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'I 1 W. 4 5 fiF ' A .ijt .fn 'OUZU' 4-'Q GEORGE R Geaem BETTY LWemz ?2u4a6nJi Zia Qzeawimz' 1943 Class History Feeling like seasoned veterans after one whole year in high school, the members of 43 returned this fall all set for more book larnin The argest group of lumors ever to enter the doors of the institution we came with a single thought, to secure for ourselves an eductatlon This education, however, we mtended should consist of something more than gust our football team a great success Remember too, how we rolled them in the aisle at Growing Pains our Junior Class Play and how we staged the biggest Junior Prom ever held ln these two ventures we also proved our business ability both events swelled the class coffers And for the first time in years class dues were paad early The class subscribed to the Red Cross lOO', when called upon to do so and served on the Red Cross Council We are proud of our service as air raid wardens, and stand ready for any other service that may be required by the present emergency We are well aware that we are an integral part of a nation fighting for its way of life for its very existence in fact and we pledge ourselves to whatever services we may be called upon to render Particularly we intend to do good and earnest work so that when our tame comes to defend this great democracy we may be prepared to do so to the utmost of our abilnties Page Two Hundred and Twenty seven l 6? 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I . , . 1 I , 1 ' 'Olllll' 1944 Class Hrstory On September 6, 1941, when we gathered under one roof we were a group of bewildered lnduvlduals We were all happy, however to become a part of the 3000 and gladly forgot the fnendly blckermg that had gone on between the different Jumor Hugh Schools Now, the umted class of 1944, we have completed our flrst year We are proud of our hugh scholastic standing Several groups of students wlth the highest averages were segregated to attend all classes together for three years Thus ns Following In the steps of most sophomore classes nn our school actuvltnes we have done nothung startlmg, but are endeavorlng to build a flrm foundatuon on whlch to base the work of the next two years The class officers for the flrst year were Presldent, Samuel Mlssnmer, Vlce Presudent Ruth Elsenhart, Secretary, Gloria Burkhardt and Treasurer Rodernck Buller Page Two Hundred and Twenty eaght I I . . . . l I I an experiment, and we are doing our best to make it valuable. 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I . . . i I . . 01120 Canary Staff JAMES LEIBY Edrtor Head man rn more ways than one A versatile grfted wrrter hrs work sets the pace rn almost any field edrtorrals articles stories exclusive odd tastes rn lrterature Good classical background Radrcal eccentrrc and vrtrrolrc but can be logical rf he has to be All sorts of acquaintances but keeps pretty much to hrmself Has gray hairs among the red claims he got em from the Canary Doesnt like hrs own wrrtrng wants to play 'azz piano Doesnt like movies doesnt read much fiction Irkes Count Basee Shakespeare and G B Shaw WILLIAM DIEHL Assocrate Edrtor Unrversally respected Quiet almost tacrturn but when he talks rt counts Excellent memory Fme logical thmker thorough and accurate Especially good rn the sciences and math but rs all around student Interested rn sports Wrrtes long rambling but well thought out articles Keeps to hrmself and keeps busy Reads a lot all sorts of stuff Can be funny rn a caustic sarcastrc way Another red head Goes rn for musrc mostly legitimate Comus edrtor A sure bet rn any league CHARLES QUINN Assocrate Edrtor Handles sports and that supreme nonsense Uncle Joey and rounds out edrtorral board Clever qurck rntellrgent extremely wrtty Bosom compamon of Lerby Never worrres Carefree carless gets thru studies by the skrn of hrs teeth Chref rnterest rs sports player and spectator Sloppy wrrter but knows hrs stuff Reads a lot magazmes detective stories papers Another music lover Remarkable memory for names places people Friends of all types Youll hear more from hrm JOY HARTER handles features wntes articles and poetry The only senior grrl on the staff which rs usually predomrnately femrnrne Takes care of the rnqurrrng reporter, that perennial headache Gay Irght hearted but reliable Can be serrous Reads pretty cn the staff of school magazines She keeps the editors rn touch wrth what the girls want GERALD FREY Guess what a shop boy' Takes care of the annex dept Relrable, but not punctual Outspoken clever wrtty A born promoter Made possible the first real shop sectron the Canary has had rn many years Can really work rf he wants to Makes frrends easrly Always has a good trme Smart A good wrrter rn a sa rcastrc, acid way ls kept pretty busy rn school and workrng A local opera fan He can take care of hrmself BILL KANEHANN Sports Wrrter ln everything at hrgh school presrdent of all sorts of clubs basketball manager Math and Englrsh are hrs best sublects Quick and accurate wrth figures Has an enormous vocabulary easy to get along wrth very popular Reads when he gets trme biographies especrally Good background rn history geogra phy mythology and what not A good speaker, presrdent of debatrng socrety an entirely charmrng fellow DONALD BROBST Handles some features writes a lrttle Pleasant affable smrlrng mature Helpful idea man Wrllrng to work Good background More of a language student Well read has travelled wrdely and rs always ready to talk about rt Can be an earnest student Polite cultured well dressed Connected actrvely wrth a wrde varrety of clubs rn school and out usually holds office Hrs wrrtrng rs pleasant and often amusrng but suffers from wordrness A good fellow hell be there WILLIAM GLASE Wrrtes mystery stones once rn a whrle A natural clown hrlarrous ly funny but always agreeable and unaffected Never deliberately cuts up Can be serrous and has more brains then most people suspect but makes infrequent use of them Friendly he keeps hrs frrends because he rs sincere and unpretentious Hrs runror hrgh school records rndrcate hrs abrlrty better Hrs wrrtrng can be smooth and good Interested rn many things but not polrtrcs he rs a black Republrcan Hrs best subrects are Englrsh and Hrstory He has rt AMONG THE UNDERCLASSMEN RUTH WHITENIGHT rs a tall scholarly grrl who has some fine wrrtrng to her credrt Wrrtes delightful prose lrqurd and smoothflowmg wrth good ideas A good student Page Two Hundred and Twenty nrne O O V . . . . . I . . I . . H . . , . I . Q . . . I . . ' . i . I . I . . . I ' ' - . 5 f I . 3 - n n 0 nl 7 Q 1 1 I w . n I ' I I , , . . . . . i . . . I . I I. . U . I . . I t . . . I . - l . I . I . I . . . i I ' i I . . ' .. l - ' , . . . . I 0 I . . Q , . I . . I . U . . . . ' I I . . . . . . . W - - . . I . , D, . y . . . D , , . . W I . . ' . . . . I . - , . D . . nearly anything, especially poetry. Writes same, in blank verse. Makes a habit of being . n , I .l 1 0 . E . . . . . H H : , . . I t . . . . . I . , I , . . i . . . . . . I - , I l . . . I . I . 1 ' I I . - I n I I I ' . q I . I V ' V I , . I . E ' n . q I . s a - , . , . , . ' 6200211 ' !?X!lLl.lAN E Dram. S R EIBY Juncgsf Dnensa GERALD FFREY HARLE5 H KAHLER 'faaziuiuf 'jfeaiiuzw UTH THE CANARY STAFF reads wndely Ambutnous hard workung reliable she ns easy to get along with but holds her own opnnnons JEAN MARIE DOERN wrltes short storles and occasionally verse Her Ideas are lnmlted and sometimes enigmatic but her work ns usually polished and her conceptions modern and mature Personally she IS pleasant and charming Doesnt luke her own wrutmg which us unwarranted modesty SPURGEON DUNBAR as really a character Hls wrltmg IS odd but has nts points One of these open road away from It all boys he writes about tramps Smnlmg unwor Page Two Hundred and Thirty If UQ f 2 4' x ' I ' I I I 1 1 . , . , . , . - I - - - I I I - 'OIIZU' DoNAs.o A Baoasr u.uAM N KANEHANN Q7-a,aaZ2'w.e,4 04,61 JUDITH A ul-tE jiwinew GLORIA SPOSITO UINN fi' ulovcs lvl l-lmvrsa 7fe,a,'Zz?AJe4, GEORGE GEBERT PURGEON D DUNBAR C 'rl-IE CANARY STM- IM ned appearance Wrutes odd untruguung poetry too A promoter, lf he wants to be Somethlng different about the boy and hrs work GEORGE GORDIN rs a smart extraordmarnly well read boy, cultured and correct but radncaland lndlvldual Hrs Canary work has been mamly poetry slick and clever Good ln English and Hnstory but doesn t work much on hrs studues You may hear a lot of hum PETER KALANDIAK IS the hardworkmg lunlor sports wrlter covered swlmmlng, some other sports Ambitious sensvble he realizes his faults and tries to correct them He IS a thorough wrrter and well versed an the 'argon but at present pretty wordy Wull handle sports next year Page Two Hundred and Thnrty one .X w E lD.E Q I , R.. 5 I . 'OUZU' WILLIAM E DIEHL cfadfza-4, CLAIRE L l.uNnA Sfmzimw KATHLEEN C HAMILTON Fmzosmcx E Rassuna FRANKLIN Musa Comus Staff It was due to BIII DIehl s capable leadershup that the staff accomplushed what It dId ln spIte of hIs red haIr BIII IS really not hot tempered and was very patient with all of us our droopIng spIrIts Although he usually arrived late for the staff meetings Wilfred Beisel dId brIng Im portant materIal when he came Through hIm we succeeded In obtaInIng the class hIstorIes and some of the sports wrIteups HIs humorous as well as clever additions to our materIal have been a great help Georgia Callahan wIth her charm and smIle and unboundIng knowledge of who s In what lent her zest and sparkle to our yearbook lt IS through her that our class poem and several of the organizations wrIteups came through Page Two Hundred and Thirty two Whenever checkups on material were being made, his ever ready, That's here, revived I - . . . . ., , I . ,, . , . ' EOIUMS' ybafnagevt Muorzeo B Levinson Gzonem CALLAHAN Claruce Hamulton adapted herself luke a chameleon to every srtuatuon and could al ways be depended upon to produce any work requured of her cheerfully and capably Mildred Levenson was one of our best proof readers Wlth her lmagmatuon and orngnnaluty she added that certaun something to all her wrntmgs Claire Lunda has done her share too by glvnng us many helpful suggestlons Be sldes this we have an Idea nts because of her that a certain member of the staff never failed to attend the meetings Bud Marsh s dashmg personallty and smcere interest an makmg the Camus better than ever made hum invaluable as a member of the staff It as he wlth Max Stettner right beside hum who ns responsuble for the wutty school calendar and nf you haven t seen them stealthnly sneakmg around snapping puctures of school lnfe you ve really massed a lot Page Two Hundred and Thlrty three Comus Staff O UIS 0,06 From January of last year Right traxght on through December We all recall a lot of things We d rather not remember Vane promsses left unfulfilled Good work we dudn t tlnlsh The races lost because our zeal Seemed quickly to dlmlnlsh Grave problems which we didn t solve Great hopes transformed to doubt Those good lntentnons minus tlme To carry them all out But smce last year brought only starts And left thnngs yet to do Let s tlnd the tame to flnlsh them ln T942 Josephine crter C Chen Chg gifts l THANK THEE forthe gra s and trees Thank the Almlqhty Cne on hugh Who brought about the bnrds and sky Nor frightening noises from the sky Nor horrld bomb goes screeching by No death IS hurtlsng from above To threat and frughten those we love To make the wounded cry In vaun For help to ease thenr weary pam None of those sounds shall reach our ear We hope and pray an all our years We do not pale at slren s cal' We are Americans one and all No gas mask elther do we carry Nor In bomb proof shelters tarry Along the country roads we roam For one and all there IS some home The land we love the land we cherush Never may we let It perlsh Our fuelds of wheat sway to and fro Our luttle chnldren come and go Each man leaves warm hearth and home And IH the even'ng he comes home To peace and love and gleammg board Oh keep our people safe dear Lord Cynthia Lawfer Page Two Hundred and Thirty four I . C . I ' I , 1. . I . , . I 1 1 , . 'Q I ' I , . . , I S 1 This land of ours, vast stretching seas, I . . . I I 3 I a 7 I t -I I , I I , . ' 1 I I I I ' X--A W I' xx f' X if f NF V' 62011211 J BIRNEY CRUM The flrst undefeated football team In eleven years, and a very successful basketball team are two of J Burney Crum s accomplishments thus year Thus golf playung coach also had a better than average baseball team ln the future as ln the past, we will let hrs record speak for hum Page Two Hundred and Thrrty five ' Q ag x t . y . . . . ' 1 'EOITLU - RALPH WETHERHOLD Another veteran nn the sports curcle IS faculty manager Ralph Wetherhold the buslest rows, pams, and headaches of arrangmg, preparlng, and handllng the finances of the sports and schedules of all the teams at Allentown Hugh Page Two Hundred and Thirty slx and probably the fastest moving mon at high school. Mr. Wetherhold bears all the sor- 01120 THOMAS BRENNAN j MILO Sswtums A. H S Coaches THOMAS J BRENNAN Every autumn there are seven monuments to Toms abnluty They are the seven hnemen who wreak havoc among the opponent s backfleld As head of the science department he knows hls sclence and as lme coach thus duscnplmanan has no equal No wonder many colleges seek has products J MILO SEWARDS The coach best liked by the players because he was ln thelr place not so many years ago IS J Mulo Sewards Joe was a star basketball baseball and foot ball player hlmself and he now nmparts his valuable expenence to hrs proteges Besldes coachmg he ns one of the sponsors of the Varslty A club KENNETH WILDONGER Kenny IS the bnggest manonthe Allentown coachmg staff and he ns as quuet as he as bug Behmd hus quuet atmosphere and amuable spnrut ns a wealth of football and basketball knowledge u Although thus as only has second year on the Canary coachmg staff he has already become a permanent fixture where he taught cuvucs and hygnene he ns the newest figure m A H S coachmg clrcles Hrs work wvth the Jay Vees thas year has been very successful and has worth has been proven Besudes bemg a coach Bob teaches world hnstory Amerncan hustory gym and presldes over study hall thus makes has days at hugh school heaped with work Bob wull always be popular wherever he ns for he can always see the bnght slde of thmgs PAUL CLYMER Pauly as head coach of track but the rest of the year he ns probably the busuest man on the coachmg staff for he has the posutuon of chief scout He seldom sees hns own team play sunce hrs travels take hum away from home to see two or three teams play every week When basketball season comes he IS on the go more than ever There are many stones of how Hughne McGeehan offered hum a 'ob on the Hazleton Hugh faculty sence he as up there so much durmg the wmter Paul ns the fraendluest fellow you would want to meet and he IS a feature at all A H S dances Page Two Hundred and Thirty seven KENN ETH WILDONGER j. . 0 0 ROBERT GEHRlNGERkUp from Central Junior High School ' 620020 ' ROBERT GEHRING1:-:R PAUL K CLYMER DAVID R HACKET A H S Coaches DAVID HACKETT This nmpresaruo of the natatorlum con tmues to mold champions Despite his masculme figure, Dave is as ubiquitous as they come For although Dave has a Herculean task un turning out great teams, he finds time to attend all other hugh school events His wmnmg teams are as traditional as the Junior Prom Pleasurehme activities Include his annual vusnt to the Land OSunshme and dancing the conga RUSSELL KNAUSS Parallel bars, gym mats, first and classes and tennis rackets are all parts of Tushs existence Besides turning out championship tennis teams, he finds time to tram a fine gym team Another duty recently added to his lust IS the fiurst and training course now given to the boys In gym class MISS MIRIAM BOYER Miss Boyer, another one of the very popular teachers at hugh school, has most capably super vlsed the gurls basketball teams and the Glrls Gym Club Each year she arranges basketball tournaments between the different class teams besodes coaching and preparing the Gym Team for a sprung exhibition Good natured and fun lovmg, Miss Boyer is a real friend to all her pupils, as her popularity as a coach and as a teacher proves MRS HELEN NOBLE SLOAN Mrs Sloan one ofthe very delightful and very busy teachers at hugh school has charge of the sports that have given hundreds of hugh school gurls hours of fun and pleasure She not only organizes ping pong and tennis tournaments, but she offers classes in badmnrtsn, hockey, and social dancing To Mrs Sloan the gurls extend their sincere thanks for helping them develop and extend their extra curricular Interests Page Two Hundred and Thirty eight , . . . , . , . . . 1 . y r . A . , 1 0 CEUUUZHHS 0 A. H. S. Coaches Russsz. Kmxuss WILLIAM Bmzzscu HXXQSQ Mmmwi Bonn Mas HFLFN Nonu' Sl OAN Page Two Hundred and Thlrfy nme UUZLU Wews 0 l am a newsboy My Office? Forty second and Broadway My home? Central Park You plty me? Brother lm not to be pntned lm to be envned' Why? Because l see Llfe Lufe nn the raw you see lm a newsboy Nnght Clubs Trumpets blarung Lights all glarlng Champagne flowung Faces glowing Joan Crawford Hedy Lamarr lve seen them all And once Brenda Frazuer Bought a paper from me lHer picture was on the front pagel Five bucks and keep the change That nnght l celebrated Bought some old rags to sleep under Instead of torn newspapers Gambling houses Roulette wheels spmnmg Dlce cages turnmg All of them yearmng Utopnal They thunk they ll find ut there Who knows Maybe they wall lt all depends On what you call Utopua Tnmes Square Signs flashing Cars clashnng Beggars lmplorlng Elevated roarnng Drama you sand ut' Drama In every note of the cryung trumpets Drama In every flzzung bottle of champagne Drama rn the spunmng wheels Drama In the beggars pleas Drama' Drama' Drama' The streets rung wnth ut Crowds sung of It l know l am a newsboy Peg lawrence Page Two Hundred and Forty I l n 1 , , . . I . I I I I ' I I I . I I I Fools aren't winning, I I . . . . I I I I . Y I I I '4 L I 1 4 i 'WY , .align If 4 X ,H I fo L ' J ' .wwf 4 Y' ' A ,, 1 33 , ,gn A, up ' Q 'L we I Q DQ Q Y g ,J 0021! g A H S. Cheerleaders They havent got the brams of the Qulz Kuds the looks of the Hollywood stars or the punch of Joe Louis but they sure have lung power and can they use nt' This IS the crew that made A H S put addutnonal steel gurders un the Llttle Palestra to keep the ceullng from droppmg down and the walls from topplmg ln These combmatuons of Mexucan lumpmg beans and trlple lomted acrobats have helped many of our teams to go over the top to victory and have added another successful year to cheerleadmg hnstory The class of 42 as proud to claim the faurer half ofthe squad Karlene Bzthng Jean Kulp Pat Malsberger Joyce Reunsmnth and Ann Shllwagon Remammg however for another year, to add color and pep to our athletic encounters are Robert Erlch, Thomas Grelder, Wnllnam Hausman, Gerald Hunter, and Robert Mauckes. 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Football 41 Here are your undefeated Canaries Kenny Moyer Lanky end Boney specialized In breakmg up those end around plays Jack Ferry Offensive center defensive halfback signal caller thats versatile Jack Neal Kern Bug Neal Covered has side of the lune like a hawk smashing thru to spill the opponents behlnd the Ime Charlie Karaman Floating guard A demon on pass defense Fritz Elsenhard The boy who broke thru to block those punts Fred Snyder Tackle who made the mouse trap play look silly Pete Sukeena A tough guard who plays football the hard way Popeye Schmoyer Popeye the luttle tank who dld bug thmgs on the gridiron Bob Numbers All State end A glue fingered pass receiver He really backed up the Ime on defense Punky Dlefenderfer Small but fast Punkhad a habit of breakmg away on long runs Scottie Scott Old Faithful Scottie carried the brunt of the A H S attack Not a better ball carrner anywhere Cowboy Anderson A puntmg fullback capable of blasting his way for extra yard age In the punches Ray Whrspell Unconquerable Ray after an early season appendectomy came back to spark the team to victory on Thanksgiving Ray Holtz An all around end who plays his position with ease Leo Crampsey Rangy Leo besides filling In at end his kick offs frequently drove the opposition back behind their own goal lane Kenny Walters The teams place kicker Always ready for action Kenny Menchm Passer kicker runner fullback or halfback Kenny ns ready for any call Page Two Hundred and Forty two 7 ' I W- . 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't I I v I . . . . . - I I Q I l 1 I I f . 01120 1941 Football Season in Review The Allentown High Canaries went through their 1941 season with ten victories and with only a nothing nothing tie with Philllpsburg to mar their record Coach Crum s boys tallied 198 points while allowing their own goal line to be crossed only twice for l2 Points FREELAND Allentown had no trouble trouncmg the Freeland High Whlppets 45 O The local Canaries led by Ray Whispell who scored three touchdowns ran back and forth across the visitors goal line all evening scormg seven touchdowns and three extra points WEST HAZLETON A blocked kick by Jack Ferry and a pass from Dlefenderfer to Numbers were the plays that set up the touchdowns to give the locals a 13 O victory over a hard fighting West Hazleton eleven The visitors were held at bay by brilliant line play by the Allen town forward wall DUNMORE The A H S Canaries managed to get only one touchdown, but the lone tally was enough to subdue an extremely aggressive Dunmore aggregation 6 O The local eleven Numbers, for the score TRENTON ln the opening minutes a crippled Canary crew brought the ball to the Trenton six yard line where they received a penalty after they carried the ball over into pay territory Undaunted the Canaries flew on and two plays later they scored Vallentine Trenton tailback was tackled behind his own goal line and Allentown led 8 O With Scott doing most of the ball carrying A H S carried on picking up another touchdown inthe last half The Jersey boys took advantage of an Allentown fumble to score their lone touchdown of the mght READING Allentown High gave the Readmg Red Knights a warm reception and defeated the Berks county team 25 O Kermit Scott scored the Canaries Hrst two touchdowns after carrying the ball most of the time in the fifty and sixty yard marches of the locals Baran chok added another inthe third period to make the score l9 O Late in the game Charlie Karaman o guard intercepted a Reading pass and ran 25 yards before bemg stopped on the visitors 8 yard stripe Page Two Hundred and Forty three 0 C I I ' . 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'OUZIJ' 1941 Football Season in Review PHILLIPSBURG The A H S Canaries and the Garnet and Gray of Phullipsburg battled furiously for 48 minutes to a scoreless deadlock Allentown drove repeat dly into the home team s territory but a brilliant defense halted these advances lt was not until the game was In its final moments that desparatnon passes brought the P Burg eleven inside the A H S ten yard line The game ended however before they could cross the double stripe POTTSVILLE Allentown rolled up 25 points while holding the visiting Pottsville team scoreless Using a new pass defense A H S intercepted five of the six Pottsville passes thrown during the first half The Canaries sparkled throughout the evening capitalizing on the visitors numerous fumbles HAZLE TOWNSHIP Hitting hard in the opening minutes the boys from Hazle Township gained three first downs before Allentown touched the ball An intercepted pass stopped the advance of the pressure and by the time they turned out the lights had totaled 27 points while allow ing only 6 to the visitors EASTON lt was a beautiful 34 yard run by Gene Diefenderfer that gave Allentown its first touchdown against the Easton Red Rovers Then Kenny Moyer recovered a fumble on the A H S 30 yard line Allentown carried the ball to the eleven where Scott blasted his way over for the touchdown BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Allentown ran into trouble when they met a powerful team from Benlamm Franklin High of Philadelphia A pass from Diefenderfer to Holtz IH the end zone provided the lone score Final score Allentown 6 Benlamm Franlflm O BETHLEHEM Allentown High went over to Bethlehem declphered a tricky spread formation of the Butler team and rolled up twelve big points while keeping their own goal line uncrossed Ray Whispell sparked the Canary warriors but it was eleven men out there each playing the best football he could that downed the boys from Liberty Hugh Page Tw Hundred and Forty f ur I O . 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O ' O 'OUZII' l94l 42 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Who s Who on the l94l 42 Basketball Team Moon Haney Co captam and stellar player He lead the league In scoring and IS due for a second bug year Ternfied opponents with one hand push shots from anywhere and averaged lO tallnes every game Red Graner A firm partner for Moon He was almost as dead a shot, excellmg on tap ms and played a veryaggresslve floor game Hewas hugh ln the scoring parade too Ken Moyer One of two varsity football men who made the first strung basketball team Co captam Kenny was a first vote pivot man and was also a formidable factor In this season s quintet Bob Freed The forgotten man of the team He was the back guard of the squad and also started all the plays up the floor Mudge Chomik The lron Man of thus year s team He worked all mght, went to school all day and plaed a whale of a game of basketball all afternoon Duck Schmidt Lack of height and wearing glasses only serve to make Dick more outstanding His floor work and has super smooth ball handling were the Waterloo of many opponents Charles Cohen A fine guard and important cog in the Canary quintet He was responsible for holding down the opponents hugh scores Charles Epstein Came to us lust this year from the New York Cnty championship team One of the most accurate set shot artists In the league Ken Menchm The only other holdover from the football season Played a scrappy fighting game for the team and could always be counted upon Page Two Hundred and Forty five - . . 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' . , . . - - . gl 0 . . , . sw I I 00211 Who s Who on the 1941 42 Basketball Team Curly Gower Meruts membershup un the Hall of Fame for hls set shot that tled the Hazleton game Watch thus man next year for many more great games, for he eats sleeps and studues basketball Slum Slider Agreat ball player and a flne sportsman Was the center and mainstay on the J V team Leo Crampsey Only flrst year man to make varsity He wall be the nucleus of next year s flve Bull Hellernck Dnmlnutlve Bull made up In flght what he lacked ln height He was captam of thus years J V hoopmen Michael Melanchok Has helght and ablllty make hum a great man for next year s varsity squad Duck Franklin He dld the sleepmg for the team, but he could play basketball, too SCORING RECORDS The end of the 1941 42 basketball season found the Canaries wnth a record of 17 wms and 6 losses for a percentage of 739 The Allentown hoopmen were undefeated on thenr home floor thus year and scored 839 ponnts whsle holdmg thenr opponents to 670 counters Here are the hugh ten mdnvldual scormg records Player s Name Moon Haney Bony Moyer Reds Graner Bob Freed Mlke Chomuk Charley Epstexn Charles Cohen Monk Schmldt Ken Menchln Slum Slnder Field Goals Basketball Schedule Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an on an eb eb eb eb e eb e Emmaus Lmcoln School Mount Penn Reading Coatesville Scranton Central Hazleton Wnllnamsport Freeland Tamaqua 'Bethlehem Easton lPottsvllle Hazleton Hazleton Tamaqua Hazle Townshnp 'Bethlehem Lower Menon Easton Pottsvnlle Fou Foul Goals Tnex Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Phlladelphua Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Total Polnls 20 7 OPP O C , - ' l 84 52 78 2 64 32 61 160 50 27 48 I2 25 27 58 77 ' ' 26 23 48 75 ' 24 13 21 61 l4 8 22 36 ' 8 4 10 20 ' 5 9 24 19 ' ' 4 1 3 9 A. 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S. . . 9 43 ll . 12 ' 39 29 . 16 38 30 Dec. 19 Williamsport Home 34 28 . 23 ' 37 44 . 30 ' 47 22 J . 6 46 36 J . 9 1 32 34 J . 10 32 33 J .13 52 24 J .16 1 39 23 J . 20 34 22 J .23 3 38 33 J . 27 ' ' 31 30 J . 30 ' ' 26 28 F . 3 2 36 34 F . 6 1 39 23 F .10 ' 39 34 F .l3 34 26 F b. 17 ' 37 35 F .20 3 32 24 F b. 24 1 ' 26 44 F b. 27 ' ' ' 32 34 e lPottsynlle Phlladelphua ileague Games HPlay off Gomes Page Two Hundred and Forty sux ' C0020 ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1941 42 Basketball Season rn Review EMMAUS The Canaries although they showed a first game lack of polish rolled over Cliff Hartman s boys by a large 43 ll score A newcomer Charlie Epstem led the locals with twelve counters LINCOLN SCHOOL Putted against a decidedly older and more experienced business school quintet the Canaries showed vastly improved form In this 39 29 victory MOUNT PENN Canaries chalk up third straight independent game but are extended to wm 38 30 WILLIAMSPORT The usually tall Bullport team was whnttled down by classy ball handlnng on the extended this nn the final cantos to wm their fourth contest 34 28 READING The local boys play on opponent s floor for the first time this season and suffer their initial defeat Bud Hemer has field day with twenty points to lead Berks county scholastlcs to victory over Allentown 44 37 COATESVILLE In the annual Eye Glass fund game the Canaries got movmg early scoring ten points before Coatesville could get the range Although reserves played most of the game Allentown stlll ran away with a victory 47 22 SCRANTON CENTRAL After a tough first half the Canaries started the new year right by defeating a fighting Scranton Central team 46 36 Page Two Hundred and Forty seven Canaries' part. A nip and tuck first half saw the A. H. S. boys enioying a slight lead. They 'OUZU' 1941 42 Basketball Season 1n Rev1ew HAZLETON Playlng before the usual hoshle spectators the Canaries found Bresnock s set shots and Moran s push shots a little too much The Crum lads scored sux pomts un the last minute but the rally was slightly short The game ended 32 34 nn the Mountaineer s favor WILLIAMSPORT Coach Burney Crum s boys lost their second game In as many days this time to the flashy Mllllonalres of Williamsport The game was hotly contested from start to finish but the Canaries ended up on the short end of a 33 32 score FREELAND After Freed accounted for l7 pomts and Chomlk added his l5 markers the Jay Vee team played a good game Substitutions were as frequent as field goals and Allentown won 52 23 TAMAQUA A fighting Blue Raider qumtet fought all through the first half to a he score but Allen town pressure IH the second half won the game 39 23 Boney Moyer with ll pomts and Moon Haney with T0 led the local scoring BETHLEHEM Bull Emery s boys are tough' Watch out for the Red and Blue qumtet' After scorung a one pomt upset over league leading Hazleton the Red and Blue thought Allentown would be easy picking Too bad Allentown took a IO 2 first quarter lead and really piled at on Fmal score found Allentown on top 35 22 and ready for the eventual playoff with Hazle on EASTON Led by Red Graner who played the finest floor game of the present season the Canaries stayed nn a two way he for first place wnth Hazleton, by virtue of the 38 33 victory After experlencmg the usual trouble on an Easton floor Graners fifteen pomts where they counted most proved the margin of victory POTTSVILLE Again the fioor game of Red Graner proved priceless After a see saw first half the Canaries built up a seven pomt lead 32 24 as they went unto the final four minutes Pottsvnlle soffensuve brilliance almost snatched vnctorylaurels from the locals but defensive strategy and lack of time were on Allentowns side A narrow squeak but Well 3l 30 usnt so close HAZLETON The day of days has dawned at last The long awaited has arrived Allentown wall play Hazleton at Philadelphia Well the first half was fine Allentown ran Hughle McGeehan s boys all over Convention Hall They played the most perfect half of a ball game seen In many a year At half tame the Canaries led 20 9 An eleven pomt lead' Sacrlfices to the gods are nn order At last the Phuladelphlan oracle gives forth with the phrase State Champlons O great will be the roy un Allentown tomght Ah but some Ignorus Deus decrles otherwise ln the third quarter A H S passed and passed and scored no pomts Offensive nnltlatrve came to a standstill Hazleton crept closer 20 13 20 I5 20 l7 and the thnrd quarter ended In the last quarter Allentown tried to freeze the ball while Hazleton scored seven more pomts The regulatuon game ended 24 all And ln a four minute extra period Allentown lost a tough 28 26 battle HAZLETON Again they meet thus time to start off the last half of the Eastern Pennsylvania League But the tables are turned Hazleton played the whole game in the first half and walked off the court at the first half gunwlth a very comfortable 24 9 lead Then at the start of the second half Allentown fans went weld The Canaries started climbing The almost vanished hope of a lost cause returned became brighter and by the end of the third Page Two Hundred and Forty eight I I 1 . . . 1 I 1 . . . . . - I . . . 1 . 1 . . . . 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I ' ' I - - . 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I I 301120 stanza there was a strong hope of victory The hope was almost extinguished however when Boney Moyer and Red Graner went out on personals but the will to win kept the Canaries in the game Ball Gower s mid floor screamer tied the game 32 32 as the final gun sounded ln the extra period Bob Freed s push shot gave us the margin of victory 34 32 TAMAQUA The Canaries played a decidedly lagging game the first half but walloped the Tamaquans anyway 36 i5 HAZLE TOWNSHIP The Anthraclte League lads proved quite a tussle for the Canary hoopmen is 39 34 victory primed the squad for the coming Bethlehem game BETHLEHEM Faced by Moon Haney with twelve pomts the locals agam beat the Liberty boys 32 26 and elevated themselves to first place an the second half LOWER MERION ln as fine a basketball game as was seen in a long time Allentown scored its greatest victory when they snapped the defending state champions 25 game winning streak by a score of 37 35 Moon Haney agam led the Canary and Blue attack with l5 counters EASTON A quick spurt gave Allentown a lO 7 first quarter lead and steady basketball did the rest to bring home this 32 2l victory which was number seventeen for the season POTTSVILLE The less sand about this game the better Briefly A H S was off P H S was Final score Pottsville 43 Allentown 25 POTTSVILLE ln the Penn Palestra, the Canaries were dumped from the select teams competing for state honors by a stunning 34 32 defeat by Al Sadusky s Maroons At one point the Canaries led by six points 30 24 but this soon faded before Pottsvnlle accuracy Haney who now has won the league scoring honors led the scorers with seventeen pomts gm J gm CUZ IIZEHCHIZ lm glad l am an American To live In this great land To share its wealth and happiness And to do the best I can To be a loyal citizen Devoted to a cause To help In my community To obey all nts laws To do my duties faithfully In great things and In small And pledge allegiance to the land Of liberty to all Raymond Rex Page Two Hundred and Forty nine I . 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'UIIZU' The 1942 Track Season The Glenn Cunnmghams of A H S headed by Coach Clymer are noted throughout the state as leaders on the cmder tralls They let the other team break the wand In the back stretch but they surely step out way In front on the home stretch ln thus sport there are no favorltes beat the time trlals and you get the chance TRACK Dashes Mlke Chomak Wes Farmer Leonard Glazun Wllllm Cronberger Wllluam Favotto 440 Mlke Elchook Gene Duefenderfer Foster Dewatt 880 George Steckel Jack Soler Willard Whlspell John Flamlsch l Mrle Robert Klem Rvchard Snow Pete Zals Wnlllam Lechrer Robert E Taylor Hurdles Jack Gehrmger Charles Reed John Szaleasltz Pole Vault Stanley Dlezdlc Alfred Smollch Wllllam Mack Broad .lump Mlke Chomlk Gene Dlefenderfer Make Elchook High Jump Wendel Sarmls John Yeager Charles Reed John Mertz Weights Russel Strait Robert Numbers Fred Snyder Neal Kern Robert B Taylor SCHEDULE Tuesday Aprnl 14 lnterclass Meet Home Tuesday April 2l Allentown Phnlllpsburg Home Saturday Aprll 25 Penn Relays Away Wednesday Aprll 29 Allentown Bethlehem Away Tuesday May 5 Allentown Pottsvllle Home Tuesday May l2 Allentown Reading Away Saturday May lb Dlstrlct Meet Muhlenberg Tuesday May I9 Allentown Easton Home Page Two Hundred and Fifty ' . . ., , I I l I - l . i . . 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' 1 2 I T 1 l I TY I J TT I ii . . i r L I T-' 'OUZU' Resume of l94l 42 Swimming Led by mamstays Klrby and State Champnon Jackie Soler the Allentown Hugh School swimmers added a brllllant page to theur eleven year hlstory Playmg theur fullest season In many years and wzth but five veterans to show the way, they set up a most commendable record of nme vlctones three defeats and a he After the sensors had set the pace nn a hotly contested Inter Class Meet, the offucual season wuth nts long lust of thirteen dual meets got under way The local tankmen suffered reverses at the hands of crack Blalr Academy and Girard College with York Hugh admmlstermg the only schoolboy setback However, all other opposlhon was overwhelmmgly brushed aside by the surgung wave of the rapid Canary swlmsters ln post season competmon the Canarles went on to become Dlstrlct ll Champions, and then to place their entire first team an the P I A A Regionals From here eight swummers qualified for the State finals, of whlch only Soler and Kirby took flrst and second places respectlvely, nn theur events Thus David Hacket, who mcndentally also finlshed has eleventh year as swnmmmg coach, topped off another successful season nn roundmg out a new group of youngsters unto a crack swummmg outfit Page Two Hundred and Fifty one - I 1 I - I 1 ' , . ' I . . . . . , . I . Resume of 1941 42 Swrmmmg lnterclass Meet December 2 home Sensors 65 Junuors 45 Sophomores 45 A H S Blaur Academy December 6 away 29V2 Reading December 1O home Pottstown December 12 away Hazleton December 17 home Gurard College December 18 away Coatesvrlle January 6 home Hershey January15 away York January 21 home Reading January 28 away Lancaster February 3 away Hazleton February 11 away 000 glmllqllij Mother moon And her brood the stars O er look the world at nught Peace rengns Above whsle down on earth Great men and natnons flght Stars moon What do they thunk When they look on us below l wonder Do they plty usa Or omniscient Do they see a peace beyond? l wush that l could know Dorothy Young Page Two Hundred and Fifty two OPP 35V2 o U Q ' 49 17 -- f 35 31 -fr A A 54 12 ' ee - 27 39 ' A 42 24 - A 40 26 Massanutten f-January 17 -home 33 33 f - 15 51 ' -3 -W 47 19 - Y- - 36 30 fr . 41 25 00211 dim ,dxf '92 . Kr uilfu 'W Y-lfvy :Nr ,um If N WN r rg,,'!o f 9 Q--is um' Lwra I 'gf' 6 'wi ru JP' N f 5 1 J M., Review of Baseball Activities J Burney Crum s Canary and Blue Team again pitched into a very successful season Rival teams found our infield and our outfield impenetrable Our fleetfooted players, for the success of the season Richard Anderson Donald Banks Leo Crampsey Charles Eby Jack Ferry Donald Frederick Robert Freed William Gower Richard Gutekuntz Ervin Haney Harold Hartman Parker Hastings John McFadden Kenneth Menchrn William Moll Kenny Moyer Walter Petnsky Joseph Regan Albert Rice Allan Schafer William Smith Ellis Stevens James Van Horn Kenneth Walters Page Two Hundred and Fifty three O 0 ,, X ,1 4 3 'gigs' 25 Y zjl A XS' x l l vr , it i r, li ff, ' V F' Y a ' il l - , s . ,lm 1 . J, QQ fl . , -,,- R, , 1 5. , ,. Q r A - 'Q ff ef., as I gc - y lr -is f V . ' . . lix ' 4 K f I f if D l! -' f Al ' I . rl . 7 , - if-, I lj g , Z J f 1' ' A ,. l x X ,iff I ffl! ssbsnxg ' ug i V X WY I s 5 lvl Am -1 'd WJ ,. ji 1 1 , ff pg ,-s ' y, fs .- f ci H i f . we 'Cv me ' 2, . 5, i, i e, ,Q V: E ., .,, w D i 4 'v J 'A Y' N' t ' 1? 'I 4: f. H 1 g 'Z ' V 'ex gl, , ,. , M .Q . .1 together with their harmonious pitching and catching on our defense, were responsible 'OUIIJ' The T942 Tennis Season Thus year finds Coach Tuss Knauss commg up wuth another tltle wmnmg tennus team A H S has won the P 8. A A league tltle for the last five years and from all lndlccltuons thus wnll be repeated There are two veterans from the T941 aggregation and a promlsmg group of new comers The team has been working out at Oclkmont Tenms Club and IS ready for Its racquet warfare The personnel IS as follows Roger Graver veteran of two years on a champlonshlp team Rlchard Pldcock left handed chop artist also a veteran Snmmy Moats a new comer wlth plenty of tournament experience Ned Schantz following un the footsteps of hls brother at A H S A good doubles player Duck Wleland another new comer with a dnvmg forehcmd Page Two Hundred and Fifty four , wh f' ff 'fl ef ' 3 Fi W . H H . . . . . . . . . . . . , - - u u - . - I . H . n - . ' . ' . . . H . ,y . . . . ' 0201120 0 Girls' Gym Club lf you ever passed the Gurls' Gym after school and heard the sounds of marchang feet or tappmg toes, you may be sure rt was the gnrls of the Gym Club enloymg their weekly workout, which m adduhon to dancnng and marchmg Included acrobahcs and Iarnat work Unexpected tumbles and clumsy efforts at throwing lanats produced many a laugh. Thenr arm each year IS to present a gym exhnbntnon, but due to the nahonal crnsus, It was felt unwuse to hold ut thus year The senuors wlsh the club contmued success, and under the able dnrectlon of Mnss Boyer, thus as sure to be accomplushed Semors Betty Denms Vnrgmla Gorgoduan Loulse Smith Betty Senple Juniors Paulme Beutler Emuly Bray Elssabeth Brlggs Althea Bnttenburg Erleen Ervm Lucy Mutko Francme Remsmuth Joyce Shanaberger Sophomore: Mane Assad Joyce Berlm Jamce Deuly Margaret Grum Eleanor Heumbach Glma Heumbach Anna Lowrught Dolores Metzger Dorothy Moyer Thelma Nace Clcnre Noll Marcelle Purner Mary Jane Reed Glorla Schaffer Joyce Schatz Frances Wentman Mary Wosser I Doromy Anhur Betty Hunsberger Betty Hofelich Page Two Hundred and Fifty-Eve 'OUZU' A H S Band The Allentown Hugh School Band, a better organuzatuon than ever before, agaun played uts umportant part at all the basketball and football games, wuth the added color of the malorettes Unfortunately uts durector, Mr Harvey Prescott, was recalled unto the Navy durmg the muddle of the basketball season, after he had organuzed the band unto the hughly efficient, smooth workung organuzatuon you saw drull at the varuous games Durung the latter part of the year, the band was under the able baton of Mr Albertus Meyers, whose presentatuon of the annual concert won favor and hugh prause from the large auduence Although the members of the band worked hard and long all through the season, they had fun domg ut Durung the weekly practuces, as well as on the trups to Phuladelphua and other places, the members had many experuences that wall be hard for anyone to forget We wush to express our suncere thanks to Bandmaster Harvey Prescott at the Phula delphua Navy Yard for all he has done for us and for Allentown Hugh School We also wush to thank our present bandmaster, Mr Albertus L Meyers, for the splendud way un school Flute and Puccolo .lames Suegfrued Frederuc Hacket Robefl SCl'W0Ye Theodore Wood Robert Rawluns Oboe Rob ert Ka rol Bassoon James Poulas Alto Clarunet Frank Marsh Jr Clorunet Paul Schaeffer Ruchard Wurth Jerome Lewus Harold Held Helen Shatsky Kathleen Bunk Ruchard Santee Donald Brensunger Edwun Weber Ernest Zummerman Frank Mesaros Ruchard Smuth Elaune Schultheus Eugene Dalla Palu Saxaphones Mules Werley Paul Yoder French Horn Mules Weudner Jr Jean Guannellu Betty Roeder Frank Moyer Gustav Hadl Davud Solt Cornet Charles Schlener Rollun Wulluams Donald Melcher Trombone Thomas Smyth Bryan Bray Robert Focht WuIluamVan Steuben Baritone Angelo Bug otel Arden Gackenbach Donald Wueand Ruchard Detweuler Marue Dulluard Bass Davud Crane Percussuan Alfred Yost Jack Becker Ralph Snyder Walter Steuner Calvun Chrustman Edward Kruck Glockenspuel Aluce McCIoy Dorothy leh Drum Malorettes Connue Walters Lloyd Eslunger Robert Romug Robert Neubauer George Lewus Warren Wertman John Brown George Rutt Rucharcl Aulenbuch Muruel McCafferty Page Two Hundred and Fufty sux Katherune Yuruch Helen Teman Luculle Jones Marue Dolan Claure Gachenbach June Hertzog Betty Becker Gere McCafferty Muruel Tuce Betty Jane Kecker Betty Dennus Anna Lowrught Flag Bearers Sumeon Moats Russell Meyers Robert Weaver Albert Rotherham Albert Bernecker l I I C which he directed and taught us during the last months of our association with the high I f5 f, X in QQ 'illr Y 4 , ,,,' ,gg , N-Q N, - r - wif , , X K 'wk . 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' A f 1 C0020 A H S Orchestra We are proud of our Allentown High School Orchestra, for it has become one of the leading musical organizations of the school As all students know, the orchestra plays regularly for all auditorium programs the class plays, and the Varsity A play They also give varnous concerts play for the music festival as well as at some meetmgs ofthe Masons and of the Kiwanis Club The music is varied, including tangos, gavottes, congos, and ex cerpts from Tscharkowsky Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms and other great composers This fine musical organization was again assembled under the able leadership of Mr Harvey Prescott, but when he was called mto the service of his country, we considered ourse'ves very fortunate to have Mr Albertus Meyers take charge Although most of us will not go on in the field of music, we will look back on our con of music, and this will be an advantage all our lives Plano Alice McCloy Violin Robert Karol Irma Schreiner Marlyn Krause James Paulas Muriel Sinberg Jean Kohler Norma Heil Miriam lobst Viola Alfred Yost Cello Cornet Thomas Smyth Jean Huver Bass Vlolm Evelyn Snyder Flute Theodore Wood Clarinet Paul Schaeffer Richard Smith Saxophone Miles Werley John Brown Paul Yoder Trombone Bryon Bray Arden Gackenbach Marne Dulliard Richard Detweiler French Horn Miles Weidner Jean Gianelli Betty Roeder Frank Moyer Bass Robert Rom: g Percussion Jock Becker 0 Q I I l . , . U nection with this organization with gratitude, for we have been trained in the appreciation ' ' , Jr. Page Two Hundred and Fifty-seven Alto 'OUZLI' The Chorus A chorus of one hundred gurls, wuth a pruma donna soprano soloust, and a puano accompanument, successfully renderung Tennysons The Lady of Shalott and Gallua by Gounod thats what the auduence un our audutoruum heard the nught of January 21 The soloust was Glorua Vanda of the Creatore Opera Company, Sylvua Munnuch, talented A H S alumna, accompanued the chorus wuth her usual precusuon, and the hugh spot of the evenung was the rendutuon of Vuvaldu s Concerto un G Mmor by lrma Schreuner The concert clumaxed a year of hard work, and everyone was glad when ut was flnushed Those last rehearsals were pretty strenuous and ut was a luttle dufflcult to really buckle down to ut, but Dr Acker seemed to have a never endung supply of patuence The gurls had theur usual controversy as to whether or not they would wear gowns or short dresses Shall we ever forget that lam sessuon whule wautung for the photographers? The auduence seemed to enuoy ut, too Well all look back on the 1941 1942 chorus as Emma Jane Bray Anuta Becker Mae Brewen Beatruce Bartz Geda Becker Dorus Brey Dorus Conrad Dorus Cravuts Glorua Dersheumer Harruett Daskalos Phyllus Ensrud Jeanne Flexer Jean Frankenfleld Anna Mae Franges June Gabel Mary Jean Gruder Rose Marue Gehrunger Arlene Hess Fern Hess lrene Hanzluck Henruetta James Rose Joseph Joyce Kenyon Betty Knauer Muldred Kasych Helen Luchtenwalner Jean Lawrue Helen lewus Helen Leons Eluzabeth Muller Vuola Meyers Grace Muller Betty McCaun Grace Mealey Dorothy Nadug Jean Nonnemaker Ruth Neutz Maruon Nyce Marue Novak Anuta Posselt Clara Petrovuch Carolyn Ruth Ruth Seagreaves Janet Sell Dorothy Stoeckel Verna Sell Jennue StuefT Dausy Snyder Ruth Steedle Harruet Steuner Ruth Sune Dorothy Smuth Edna Seugfrued Margarett Schutfert Lous Tunsley Jean Wuegand Betty Zuegler Muruam Zuegler 1 ' T ' , . . . . . one long-to-be-remembered. Page Two Hundred and Fifty-eight Georglana Brnttam Althea Bennett Fay Brazre Darlene Becker Dorothy Baclcenstoe Sara Best Ruth Bancroft .lustlne Clewell Mary Cebenko Sara Cope Florence Do ward Elnzabeth Drayton Frances Dodd Glorra Davnes Jean Duetrrch Ruth Delbert Florence Donavan Fthel Flddler Betty George UZ The Chorus Soprano Mnldred Gross Margaret Geosutns Althea Holben Edrth Heller Dorothea Hunkle Grace Hopkuns Betty .lenrlch Joyce Kuhns Emma Kusxcza June Klase Marlon Ke per Madelune LaVema Geanne Marcy Phyllus Mohrey Dorothy Moyer Vlolette Meyers Marloree Nadug Doris Netznlk 0,1 0IlI0l'fS OIL llfll I lt s not the sound Of the bugler S drum That gets the sophomores On the run lt s not the seniors Amused looks, lt s not the size Of thenr study books Its not the tumors Superuor glares lt 5 not the helght Of the annex staurs The Sophs are stunned And proud no less Just at the sught Of A H 'S Lucretia Otto Anna Popek Annette Peters Betty Qumn Helen Rothermel Dorothy Renchard Constance Renchard Jeanne Robvnson Thelma Robunson Allce Strametz Margaret Schuler Betty Snyder Evelyn Seaman Bernlce Snttler Beatruce Schlenfer Joyce Troxell Ethel Wooley Evelyn Yocco Raymond Rex Page Two Hundred and Fllty nlne ' ll ' ' ll I .' ' - ' Betty lone Wolfe C00 S A 1 Q7 Jf 'OIIZLI' ug Q x A Cappella Choir Two forty five and everyone has closed up shop and gon home everyone except The fifty odd boys and gurls In the A Cappella Choir They had made their way to Room 222, where Dr Acker held rehearsals where the choir worked hard preparing for its concert series, which Included the bug concert here at school as well as at Kutztown State Teachers College and at Muhlenberg College The season was climaxed by a lolnt concert and reunion of all the choirs from the first In T933 to the present one No cholr alumnus ever forgets the grand tumes or the fine training he had as a member and the present cholr wont forget euther Was there ever a rehearsal on time? Remember Anita Becker and Emma Jane Bray always rather consistently late Bob Butz straggllng along, and remember, too, when Betty George got there gust in time for the last number? Well never forget how tongue twisted the basses got with The Cricket and the Ant and oh' and Althea Holben s giggles llvened up things many a time as did the boys untimely re marks How about the yellow necktles the boys decided to get and the terrible time Alice Strametz had gettmg a gown to fit her' And Georglana Bruttam always coming nn at the wrong tame, and Jlmmy Dickert never did get around to quitting What fun the gurls had watchmg the expression on the boys faces when they sang oh well It was all fun and all to be remembered for a long time to come Now all of us realize more than ever that our time was well spent, for whatever singing we may do un the future the foundation of It all was lard right here In the choir under the expert management of a director and friend who knew how to be both rugud and genial, Dr Warren F Acker Page Two Hundred and Srxty how some girls did struggle with the numbers of the song, Twenty, Eighteen. Verna Sell's 620020 A Cappella Chorr Sopranos Betty George Florence Dorwurd Alnce Strometz Georglcna Brlttaln Jeanne Marcy Betty Qumn Betty Snyder Marlorre Nadug Dorls Netzmk Altheo Holben Justlne Clewell Althea Bennett Sara Cope Mary Cebenko Vloletta Meyers Joyce Kuhns Annette Peters A sleepy lagoon Altos Emma lone Bray Anuta Becker Betty Ziegler Annto Posselt Elizabeth Maller Janet Sell Dorothy Stoeckel Ruth Seogreaves Claro Petrovuch Helen Lnchtenwolner Verna Sell Annczmoe Fronges Viola Meyers Jennie Stzeh: Dorus Conrad Jecm Luwrue Helen Leons ,vprec zalwn A bright shmmg moon Whlte clouds glldmg by ln a deep ozure sky The murmurmg breeze ln the tall palm trees, Qproy from the waves On hot summer days O thank God obove For these thmgs that l love Dorothy Young GIS QDJHCI g ENE A babbllng brook, a qulet dell A shady nook, o flowing well Wlth peace and 'oy the only thought Wlth oll my heort I love that spot Whlle slowly ruslng towcrds the sky The fleecy clouds go pcusslng by On ether waves our dreamboats soul No gold could buy thot vale Melvin Dieter Page Two Hundred and Slxly one O :OJ , , I , , , , z , , , , -omu- The National Honor Society For the fifth successive year, the National Honor Society successfully conducted a student clinic for the benefit of aldmg any pupils in need of extra help after school With the members of the Society themselves acting as tutors, these students were given helpful lessons In a wide list of subgects, ranging from playing a saxophone to learning the right way to do algebra ln addition to this helpful scholastic venture, the society once gam provided the school offices with messengers and general helpers Through its varied actuvutnes the society has this year again accomplished its full purpose to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render ser vice, to promote leadership, and to develop character In the student of this school Ruth Bastian Dorothy Becker Dorothy Broker Georgia Callahan Violet Camody Ruth Conrad Patricia Crawford Dorothea Danner Margaret Decker Ruth Ettmger Esther Feder Sylvna Garfmkle Mane Gehrlnger Virgunla Gorgodlan Gloria Greene Althea Haas Althea Handwerk Mildred Henrie Miriam Homet Evelyn Kahler Marte Katz Claire Lunda Jean Lutz Marne Meltz Betty Muller Helen Moore Verna Nagy Lorraine Nlppert Jean Nonnemacher Joyce Peck Geraldine Pellettlen Verna Premecz Betty Rappold Ann Rosenau Dorothy Sanders Justine Schattner Dorothy Schoenfeld Verna Sell Suzanne Snyder May Sterner Cathryn Toman Margaret Ward Dorothy Wllmer Elizabeth Yalndl Helen Zengler Boys Wilford Bessel Angelo Bngatel Edward Brown Paul Buehler James Burke Wllllam Diehl Melvin Dieter Donald Donschletz Stanley Ensenhard Herman Feder Stanley Frederick Angelo Giancarlo Roger Graver Charles Haas Fred Hacket David Houston Page Two Hundred and Sixty two Thomas Lash James Lelby Frank Marsh Calvin Maybury John McKeever Gordon Muller Floyd Moschim lrvlng Pollltt Harry Relff George Restum George Rutt Raymond Scholl Elwood Seasholtz Joseph Shunk Watson Skinner Max Stettner Mules Weidner Richard Wirth Paul Yoder Alfred Yost John Yost I I ll u n . 1 n . . . . tt Girls Helen Lichtenwalner Corflnne Weiss William Kanehann 53 1. ,I XJ 3 I ff? L..-U ' E . 1 L3 f :ro I, K i 6. E Z u ir ,J R. .Q F x 1- Q I 55 M ,, 1 1-K-me Q fn, . V xll, '1- ti W V: 1 , 3, . , ' rr Y V W fa I Qt, I V5 V N sr- ' ,1 'Q 'I Y A24 N M 5 j ff, W ,K Ig I1 3 - N- 'A,A X ' ! 1 I if., X, ' V Mr, ,,.k X V Q T ,A vi R ,, gk if 1 Og V Q V ii 9 .fi 11 'OUZU' Orotan Debating Society Organized with the intention of furthering the comprehension of logic, fostering the cause of debating, and encouraging general good fellowship, the Orotan Debating Society is a most vital part of Allentown High School extra curricular activities Mr Waller, our very able sponsor, endeavors to assist the club in planning its program provided he can be heard above the harsh stentornous voices of some of the more enthusiastic debaters and it lead the club in many mterestmg and informative discussions on various sublects The meeting is officially called to order by Bull Kanehann, and the minutes are pre sented by Jim Leiby who apparently having heard of the grave paper shortage, en deavors to recall the happenings of the last meeting from memory, however, Frank probably explammg one of Aristotle s theorems to Al Jenkins and to Lido laccoca, who is listening in In the meantime, Jack Tuberty, Frank Golden, and George Gordm are en gaged in a heated controversy, and even our most recent initiate, Bill Hullegass, is falling into the argumentative ways of the older members All this time Mr Waller is tellmg Vincent Peters, John Heinz, Richard Snelling Sam Mlsslmer, and Edwin Pickard that the peanut is not a nut, but a vegetable Then it is time for the meeting to be adlourned OFFICERS President William Kanehann Secretary James leiby Vice President Alfred Jenkins Treasurer Lido Iaccoca Publicity Manager Jack Tuberty Sponsor Mr Waller MEMBERS William Diehl George Gordm Samuel Misslmer Frank Golden William Hnllegass Edwin Pickard John Heinz Vincent Peters Richard Snelling Page Two Hundred and Sixty three l i O C I 1 ' Golden usually comes to his rescue as his official amanuensis. By this time Bill Diehl is . . . , . . . I 'OIIZU' ' fr ' I yr The Latm Club LatIn Club members, thIs year numberIng forty five, are recruIted from among the students of LatIn ll lll and IV, havIng a satIsfactory average In thIs sublect The purposes of the Club, as stated In ITS CONSTITUTION preamble, are to further develop our abIlItIes In the study of LatIn, to expand our conceptIon of ancIent Ideals, to advance our faculty of analysIs, to add Welghf to the fact that LatIn IS by no means dead, and to promote a spIrIt of fellowshIp These purposes are carrIed out In meetIngs held the first and the thIrd Thursday of each month, and the lIvely Interest of the members IS ably gUIded by our two sponsors, An Item of unIversal Interest at our meetIngs IS the readIng of a popular LatIn newspaper Acta Dlurna FIRST TERM Donald Brobst LIdo lacocca Mary Jean GrIder MarIe Katz FIrst Row Sarah Best Ruth Henry Ruth EIsenhart MarIe DIllIard Vlola Meyers Jean FrankenfIeId Frances Broschak Peggy McKnIght Beryl SenderowItz Second Row Mr Fntsch Marlon Danner Glorua Burkhardt PhylIIs Ensrud Betty Verdegem OFFICERS PresIdent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer MEM BE RS Ruth Whllenlghl Elame Nlckum Dorothy 5mIth Jean LawrIe Judy Ruhe Mr Schmoyer Thlfd Row Kathryn Kesack Amta Posselt Mary Jean GrIder LorraIne NIppert Mane Katz Ann Stout Jean Doern Caryl Gordm AlIce Tallmadge SECOND TERM Mary Jean GrIder John McKeever MarIe Katz Donald Brobst Loretta Garrahan MadelIne NeIl Mary .l Heckman Fourth Row Newell Wert Sherman Sass Vernon Schappell MelvIn DIeter lrwIn Kremdel WIlIIam Kanehann LIdo lacocco Elwood Seasholtz Joseph Haftl Robert Buxton Donald Brobst Paul Schaeffer John McKeever o , . J. Warren Fritsch Sponsors 1 Philip E. Schmoyer Page Two Hundred and Sixty-four ' 6200211 ' The German Club The German Club has had an unusually mterestmg year The mam theme of the club meetmgs was Pennsylvania German culture, and the program meetungs usually began with a lecture on some phase of the Pennsylvanua German Culture, as a sprung board for the open duscussvon whnch followed The students remembered, Before you throw at away, brmg It to Mr Allam and collected quite a few copues of The Penn Germania, whuch made valuable addmons to thelr research maternal and to their Pennsylvanna German exhublt at the Red Cross Bazaar Thus year the Chrlstmas meetmg was held lomtly wlth that of the French Club Carols were sung and stones were read In both languages Everybody had a thoroughly good txme The members of the club had many pleasant experiences throughout the year, and acquired much valuable knowledge OFFICERS President Melvm Dleter Secretary John McKeever Vice President Georgua Callahan Treasurer-Wllllam Diehl Phyllis Bauer Wilford Bessel Beatrice Bortz Fay Brazlell Gene Brophy Georgna Callahan Ruth Conrad Sara Cope Emma Dalmas Dorothea Danner Wlllnam Diehl Adviser-Mr l.eRoy S Allam MEMBERS Melvm Dieter Kenneth Julmer Margone Haaf Clance Hamnlton Ray Heckman John Hunter Jean Huver Mane Katz Alma Kerstetter Loss Kuchlme Snmon Kravntz Dons Krommes Frank Marsh Justme McClatTerty John McKeever lucy Mltko Harry Renff Dorothy Sanders Louise Schnrer Dorothy Smuth Constance Snellnng 4 Page Two Hundred and Sixty-flve MEMBERS 00205 ...,,,,v Le Cercle Francais Orgamzed wuth the mtenhon of furthermg the knowledge of literature and llfe In France, the French Club ns one of the most achve clubs In the large number of school organ: zatuons All meetlngs are conducted In French, even the minutes are accurately kept In Htghlught of the Club s achvltnes thus year was the lomt program of the French and German Clubs, whlch featured a chorus which entertamed us wuth French Chrustmas carols One of the most mterestung phases of the meetings IS the playmg of classlcal recordmgs of the great French composers ,although George Rutt s lnsustence that the club should play qazz records frequently annoys Mnss Swope Under the very capable durectlon of Miss Swope, t e club IS sure to attaun even greater success nn coming years Dorothy Arthur Mary Bautsch Dorothy Becker Barbara Bedell Mary Ellen Bellns Dorothy Braker Anne Brown Edward Brown Violet Camody Vuvlan Cass Dons Charkow Mary Anne Clauser Patncla Crawford Pres Jean Doern Stanley Ershler Ruth Fnllencar Betsy Fenstermaker Mary Fntzpatnck Marqorle Flohr Loretta Garrahan Caryl Gordm George Gordm Glorla Green Phyllls Green lrene Hanzllck Joy Harter Eugene Handwerk Samlla Joseph Celena Kenly Phyllus Kratz Dons Kutz Page Two Hundred and Sixty SIX Cynthla Lawfer Lots Ludeman Jeanne Marcy Henrletta Muller Mane Mertz Jean Muller Helen Moore Betty Moyer Betty Muth Vlolet Nazban Madelme Nell LeRoy Newman Lorraine Nlppert Betty Qumn Lots Ressler G C tl A Q lf - ' 4 , , :,V O French by our secretary, Fern Wunder. . . . h . . 'OUZU' Commercial Club The Commerclal Club has had another successful year, and feels that much of the success IS due to Mr Rabenold, faculty advnser business, aswellastofurther thecordnal relahons between the hugh school and the business men down town ln order to be admltted to the club, a student as required to have an average of eughty five per cent nn every sublect he takes un the Commercual Course Meetmgs are held an school, twice a month OFFICERS President-Jean Weudner Secretary-Berdean Walk Vlce President Margaret Ward Treasurer Joseph Shunk Emma Pavllk Verna Premecz Rowland Unangst First Row Corrine Weiss Inez Reese Joyce Remsmnth Betty Rappold Evelyn Kohler Berdean Walk Bel'Y Mme Jean Weldner Dorothy Schoenfleld Margaret Ward Marlorle Heller Second Row Mr Rabenold Althea Haas Eleanor Snyder Third Row George Restum Ruth Smnth LaRue Gaumer Evelyn Zotter Geraldme Kohler Page Two Hundred and Slxty seven Fourth Row Angelo Ouancarlo Gene Nadlg Raymond Poe Donald Wessner Charles Munk Thomas lash Chester Amer 5 ., 'll I Naturally, the club was formed to stimulate interest in the various phases of modern 'OIIZII' Hrstoncal Society Foreign hfstory ns useful, Amerlcan hlstory us vntal, but local history IS fascmatmg, say the members of the A H S Hlstoracal Soclety, who have devoted much tame thus year to research un and dlscussaon of the history of Allentown and of Lehugh County Sponsored by Mr Melvvlle J Boyer, the society has completed and donated to the school a color film, Historic Allentown, the most amblt ous prolect thus far undertaken Thus energetic organ: zatlon has thus year sponsored radao broadcasts, commemorated Washmgton s Birthday and Brotherhood Week, conducted several assembly programs, vlslted Pennsburg Manor, ancestral home of Wulllam Penn, purchased and presented to the school library hustorlcal publlcatlons, and added a conslderable amount of maternal to the perpetual scrapbook The Hlstorlcal Socuety, now In Its sixth year, IS domg a grand 'ob of prolectlng colorful local background and traditions unto the dally lnves of nts members May these tradltuons always be remembered and cherished First Row Margaret Schuler Louuse Schelrer Gladys Moyer Betty Lukens George Gordln Constance Snellmg Dorothy Wllmer Mr Boyer Rose Atlyeh Mary Bench Second Row Gertrude Baush Mane Gehrlnger Mary Heckman Martha Schaffer Eleanor Rlsse Gene Brophy Nancy Mlgnogno Shurley Bochow Third Row Loss Ressler Bermce Rlckle Phyllis Kratz Betty Fenstermacher Gene Bartynskl Helene Kercher Lots Klchlme Fourth Row Mary Alexander Betty Hunsberger Jean Huver Sherman Sass Leroy Newman James Boyer Edward Brown Page Two Hundred and Sixty eight Elaine Nlckum Alva Sypherd Marlon Danner Ruth Whvtekmght Flth Row Samuel Snlberg Marvln Sacks Max Stettner Wulllam Kanehann Wllllam Diehl Al Jenkms Wllllam Hollenbach I C I U . . . I . . . . . . . - av . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . .- . . . . y . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 CEUHUZMSO Senior Printers' Club The club ns compnsed of sensor prmters The members made several tours thru prmtmg plants mcludmg the Call Chromcle Publushung Company, and a paper mall un the Phnla An 8 page booklet on type was set and prmted as a club prolect The club members were guests at the April meetmg of the Allentown Club of Prmtmg House Craftsmen OFFICERS President Charles W Hnlle Instructor Rober1Mellman Secretory and Treasurer George Lewls MEMBERS Elmorse Hughtower Joseph Casper Robert Schubert Eugene Ellnott Steve Schrammel Page Two Hundred and Sixty nme l delphia area. 'OUZU' Varsity A Club The Varsity A Club of the Allentown Hugh School, although only In nts second year, has become the most outstandmg club of :ts klnd The club consists of over fifty members, all athletes who are ellglble for varsrty letters Contmulng the fine campangn of the cleaning up of school property, the boys also reached out In many other dlrechons Thus year they launched an overwhelmingly successful drlve for United States defense stamps and bonds Durmg our successful football season the members sold A H S booster pms, and from thus sale they earned one hundred dollars which they contributed to the Red Cross ln our frequent aur rand drllls the Varsuty A Club has also played an Important part stant vlgll, then durmg our fire drllls the boys were on hand to keep thmgs movmg Also thelr final accomplnshmentwas the presentation Dont Come To See It Thus hllarlous play, first of Its type ever attempted at hugh school, was met wlth much enthuslasm A H S appreclates the fine work of these boys J M Sewards and B J Kane, the club sponsors, deserve much of the crednt for the success of the club OFFICERS Presrdent Jack Ferry Secretary Kenneth Moyer Vrce President Neal Kern Treasurer Wllllam Adams Wllllam Adams Jack Anderson John Baranchok Roy Butterwlck Make Chomlk Robert Clauss Charles Cohen Leo Crampsey Ernest Demeter Gene Dnefenderfer Frank Dohen Frank Duda Fntz Etsenhard Make Elchook Charles Epstem Robert Eruch Paul Fegley Jack Ferry Robert Freed Harry Fullas John Graner Roger Graver Davnd Hacket Erwm Haney Ray Holtz Parker Hastmgs MEMBERS Lido lacocca Herman Jackson Wllllam Kanehann Charles Karaman Richard Keen Neal Kern Bud Kemper Kenneth Menehm Kenneth Moyer Robert Numbers Albert Rice Jerry Schmoyer Jack Soler Page Two Hundred and Seventy George Steckel Donald Stokes Russel Strant Fred Snyder Pete Sukeena Allen Smnth Robert Turner James Walck Kenny Walters Fred Wetherhold Ray Whlspell Rlchard Yost I I ' ll Many of its members volunteered and were assigned to posts over which they kept con- ' C0020 ' The Girl Reserves One of the most actuve of character buuldung organuzatuons to whuch hugh school gurls from twelve to eughteen may belong us the Gurl Reserves, a branch of the Young Women s Chrustuan Assocuatuon The chuef purpose of the Gurl Reserves us to promote better fellow shup and understandung among the gurls by guvung them the opportunuty to work and play together The organuzatuon us made up of about twelve dufferent clubs, each havung uts own advusor who assusts the gurls un makung theur plans ln October when new members are unducted and regular meetungs begun, the new year round of actuvutues goes unto full swung Although reluguous, socual servuce and educatuonal meetungs form a large part of theur program, the gurls enloy many socual altaurs The outstandung functuons thus year consusted of The Horseshoe Hop Settung Up Conference, Sophomore Rally, and the Faculty Tea for hugh school teachers Every summer and fall, conferences are held where Gurl Reserves get together and unterchange udeas on club Improvements All thus makes Gurl Reserves a thoroughly unterestung and worthwhule orgamzatuon The success of thus organuzatuon us due to the guudance of Muss Maruan L Gruder, the Gurl Reserve secretary OFFICERS Presudent Margaret Becker Correspondmg Secretary Ruth Smuth Vuce Presudent Mary Jean Gruder Recordung Secretary Betty Knauer Grace Bader Ruth Conrad Elsue Csonder Betty Horper Geraldune Harrung Treasurer-Jane Schlosser MEMBERS OF COUNCIL Cemula Joseph Marue Katz Elaune Keefer Florence Konesky Irene Kucerka Joyce Meeker Vuolet Nabhan Jane Schlosser Grace Wehr Marlorue Wetherhold Page Two Hundred and Seventy one Dorothy Metzger Julun Falage Margaret Becker Mary Cebenluo . . . 1 I I 011203 EAU'- Red Cross Councul The purpose of the Allentown Hugh School Red Cross Councul us to uphold the standards of the Amerucan Junuor Red Cross The councul consusts of twenty members sux Sophomores, sux Junuors, sux Senuors, one representatuve from the Natuonal Honor Socuety, and one representatuve from the Varsuty A Club Under the excellent guudance of Muss Maruon Struthers, Councul advusor, the Councul has sponsored many successful druves They have equupped kuts for Amerucan solduers and for Brutush bomb vuctums, they have knut for the local Red Cross Chapter, and have organuz ed Furst Aud classes for students The annual Junuor Red Cross Roll Call was most successful There was a one hundred percent membershup, wuth a total contrubutuon of S369 'The Great Allentown Hugh School Faur a great socual event, was conducted by the Red Cross Councul to replenush Junuor Red Cross funds Dufferent clubs and departments of the school had dusplays, or offered entertaunment The Red Cross Councul us a new organuzatuon at Allentown Hugh School, but one may well preduct that ut wull become bugger and better year after year Furst Row Jean Wolf Janet Reeser Lucretua Otto Margaret love Betty Nyce Second Row Leon Zummerman Juluus lacocca Wulluam Oswald Robert Beam Ludo Iacoccoa Thurd Row Mary Jean Gruder Cynthua Lawfer Page Two Hundred and Seventy two Muss Maruon Struthers Ruth Conrad Betty Knauer Fourth Row Jack Ferry Melvun Josephs Russel Bender . . 5-J E X A T , , f HH 'Oillll' A H S HuYClub The Hu Y organuzatuon us a Y M C A sponsored, school centered club The purpose us to create, mauntaun, and further hugh standards of Chrustuan character throughout the school and communuty Thus makes ut dustunctly dufterent from other club groups un that uts domunant purpose us that of servung others, and therefore uts program tends to revolve around those cuctuvutues and unterests whuch wull un turn be of value to those who may not be wuthun the club utself An example whuch best portrays such actuvuty us the operatuon of the unformatuon desk at the maun entrance of the hugh school buuldung The sponsorung of a chuldren s party for needy youngsters durung the Chrustmas season us also characterustuc of Hu Y club programs The programs of the meetung revolve around four maun topucs physucal, spurutual, socual, and educatuonal The club us deeply undebted to Mr Robert Neely, who has been gracuous enough to serve as advusor to thus organuzatuon OFFICERS Presudent Robert Weaver Secretary Vuce Presudent Jack Elder Treasurer Angelo Bugatel Lewus Langdon Russell Meyers Edward Munger MEMBERS Sumeon Moats Gene Nadug Ray Scholl Francus Shunk LaMar Snyder Page Two Hundred and Seventy three Joseph Shunk Duck Heller Joseph Sweeney Ernest Wcllus Henry Walters Kenneth Yohe 01120 local Rocks, Munerals and Souls John G Schumaker We are located un western part of the Allentown Quadrangle From the Blue Moun tauns on the north to the southern boundary of the South Mountauns the rock formatuons vary from the gneusses of the Pre Cambruan peruod, through the quartzutes and lumestones of the Cambruan the lumestones and shales of the Ordovucuan to the Glacual and Alluvuum of the Quaternary peruods Pochuck Gneuss Pochuck gneuss of the Pre Cambruan peruod deruves uts name from Pochuck Mt near Frcunklun Furnace N J It us a dark colored rock due to the presence of pyroxene hornblende and buotute, besudes feldspars quartz epudote and sometumes even garnet Epudote us a complex sulucate of Calcuum Iron and Alumunum The exposures are small The only ones north of the Lehugh Ruver lue on top of a 560 ft hull between South Allentown and Ruttersvulle together wuth two munor outcrops south of Ruttersvulle Byram Gneuss Byram Gneuss us named after the town of Byram Sussex Co N J lt us essentually composed of orthoclase feldspar hornblende magnetute and buotute lt us dus tunguushed by uts black and whute bandung usually very obscure un the upper layers but dustunct un the lower layers Kaolun us uts pruncupal alteratuon product produced by the decay of the feldspar large areas of thus gneuss extend along South Mountaun from South Bethle hem to Vera Cruz The Kaolun us used un the pottery undustry and manufacturung flrebruck Hardyston Quartzute Hardyston quartzute us named from the exposure at Hardyston vulle N J lt overlues the gneuss of South Mountaun Long narrow strups lue along the southern bank of the Lehugh Ruver and along the slope of the mountam lt us a metamor uron present The most unterestung phase of thus formatuon occurs on the northern slope of South Mountaun near Emmaus where ut has been converted unto ferrugunous chert used by the lnduans un the manufacture of theur arrows The Scoluthus Lunearus us the only fossul found abundantly on Lock Rudge near Alburtus Thus quartzute a melted sandstone us an extremely durable buuldung stone but rather hard to quarry and cut Most of the buuldungs of Lehugh Unuversuty are made wuth thus stone Tomstown Tomstown lumestone rests upon the Hardyston quartzute and sandstone lt us found along the northern slope of South Mountaun extendung from Jeter Island to Rutters vulle A smaller area extends from Mountaunvulle to Emmaus Nodules of flunt are abundant and un many cases ut occurs un parallel layers between the strata Flunt us Sulucon duoxude The dark color us due to the presence of carbonaceous materual The abundance of the flunt unducates a secondary actuon where shuftung currents at one tume dussolved the lumestone and at another deposuted the flunt Tomstown lumestone us chemucally a magnesuum lume stone Some strata are dustunctly oolutuc Bedding planes and lount planes are characterustuc of thus formatuon, duvudung ut unto blocks Layers of sandstone and calcareous shale are unterbedded between the strata unducatung that the lumestone was deposuted un shallow water Weatherung breaks ut up unto thun shells Thus strata us about 1500 ft un thuckness There us a small cave un thus formatuon on the south sude of the L V R R tracks about one mule west of South Bethlehem and about l0 ft above the level of the tracks lt us estumated to be about one quarter of a mule long Page Two Hundred and Seventy four C C O I . 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I 1 ' ' phosed sandstone varying in color from a light gray to red, due to the varying amounts of ' I I X og-K x ff 'Y J 1 .av ,Kb Y I :fly xx-- W 18' EOUZUS Local Rocks, Munerals and Souls CONTINUFD Allentown Lumestone Thus format-on consusts of a belt extendung from Muckleys south to Emmaus eastward along the northern bank of the Lehugh and westward almost to Fogelsvulle It consusts of massuve beds of dolomutuc lumestone varyung from a whute to a gray dependung upon the tume exposed to weatherung agents lt rests upon the Tomstown formatuon Good exposures are found along the L V R R north of Allentown, Zuegenfus Quarry at Gruesemersvulle and varuous pounts along the Lehugh and lower Jordan The lughter strata are due to the replacement of some of the calcuum by magnesuum at th bottom of warm and shallow seas holdung magnesuum salts un solutuon or to a less extent on land where warm upward currents holdung magnesuum salts un solutuon deposut ut as some of the calcuum passes unto solutuon formung dolomute CaMg lCO3l2 'Limestone are soluble un the presence of CO2 whuch the wauer obtauns from decayung anumal and vegetable matter Therefore caves and sunk holes are abundant and cutues and towns make use of these underground passages un dusposung of theur sewage Oolutuc lumestone us found un thus formatuon lt consusts of tuny quartz crystals surrounded by Calcareous matter, thus resemblung flsh row Dolomute us a chemucal deposut and sunce precuputatuon can take place only un shallow water the Allentown formatuon must have been deposuted at the bottom of a shallow sea Thus formatuon can easuly be recognuzed by a fan shaped fossul called Cryptozoan Proluferum lt varues from l to I8 unches un duamter lt us belueved by some to be a plant belongung to the marune algae capable of secretung calcareous maternal Others call ut an anumal, closely related to the Hydrozoa and corals The convex sude us generally turned upward If the reverse us true luke at Fullerton then the strata has been overturned Beekmantown Lumestone Thus lumestone rests upon the Allentown formatuon lt occupues a strup about 4 mules wude extendung from Coplay northeastward toward the south there us a good outcrop of approxumately sux square mules at Fruedensvulle, a smaller outcrop about l rnule west of Lanark and another larger one at Fogelsvulle Beekmcuntown better known as the Cement Rock of the Lehugh Dustruct, us blue un color and mottled when weathered Most of the fossuls have been destroyed by foldung A fossul snaul found un the Lawr ence cement quarry us a gastropod belongung to the genus Euomphalus Another fossul closely related to the Squud, known as Orthocarus Socualus, us found un another quarry of the Lawrence Portland Cement Co sutuated about one half mule north of Catasauqua Martunsburg Shale Overlues the .lacksonburg shales un the Southeast and dups under the Suluruan conglomerate and sandstone of the Blue Mountaun These shales have been metamorphosed by heat and pressure sufflcuently un the lower beds to be used as roofung slate Thus produced a secondary cleavage, the plane of whuch us always perpenducular to the pressure Durung thus pressure serucute muca formed and the cleavage of the slate us along these plates of serucute Page Two Hundred and Seventy Eve O I . . . . . . v I . . u . . . e , . . . , . . . 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I . . . 1 uu uu . . . . . 1 112 Local Rocks, Minerals and Soils CONTINUED The slate belt us from 4 to 7 mules wude and about 3000 ft un thuckness From Slate dale through Slatungton to Bangor and the Delaware Ruver we have the pruncupal slate belt of the Unuted States lt produces more slate than all the other reguons combuned Beds of slate are thucker at the bottom of the syneclune than along the sudes When slate us removed from the quarry ut contauns Quarry water and must be splut soon Good splutters can get as many as 28 perfect pueces from an unch un thuckness There are two types of slate The slate quarrued at Bangor Pen Argyl Slatungton and Slatedale are the soft veun, type and that at Champans Quarry us the hard veun type Weatherung changes the black slates unto soft yellowush brown ocherous rock and eventually unto whute muccceous clay The Glacual Druft Consustung of sandstone and quartzute bowlders of varuous suzes and colors us a deposut of the uce sheet found un Ruttersvulle Bethlehem on the hulls of South Mountaun and along the slate hulls around Slatungton where num rous Monadnocks are found un the Harrusburg peneplaun The glacuer moved south toward Allentown rounded many of the hulls formung a gentle rollung country wuth numerous Monadnocks from Slatung ton to New Trupolu Souls The gneusses quartzutes and lumestone furnushed the buuldung stone for thus reguon Owung to the fertuluty the lumestone valleys became more densely populated There are 31 dufferent souls un Lehugh Co of whuch 6 are found un our ummeduatevucunu ty The broad lumestone valley between the Blue and South Mountaun extendung westward from Allentown us one of the ruchest agrucultural sectuons un the Unuted States Weatherung and erosuon formed the Hagerstown sulty loam un the center of the valley and the Hagerstown stony loam near steep slopes where partually exposed lumestone has dusuntegrated The weathered shale forms the yellowush oluve and brown Berks soul of the slate hulls where steep hulls and deep valleys prevaul The DeKalb soul us the stony land along the steep slopes of South Mt The weathered gneuss and granute of South Mountaun formed the Chester Soul The Wheelung soul consustung of well rounded gravel of sandstone us found along the terraces of the Lehugh Ruver and along the muddle course of the Jordan The soul was brought down bythe stream from the glacual reguon of the north and muxed wuth the sandstone shale and lumestone of the south Thus type us generally found from 40 to lOO ft above the level of the stream Magnetute was muned un several localutues along the gneuss belt of South Mountaun whule lumonute was muned un many localutues un the quartzute belt and lumestone valley be tween the Blue and South Mt Many small towns Macungue Shamrock Alburtus etc had theur own blast furnace where the local ore was reduced to puguron The cement undustry started at Coplay un l867 ln l9l3, there were 23 Portland Cement plants un thus area extendung from Readung to the Delaware Of 26 864 679 barrels of cement produced un l9ll the Lehugh Dustruct produced 25 972 lO8 barrels Today there are fewer mulls un thus localusty but the dauly output of some mulls has uncreased approxumately to l2000 bbls Page Two Hundred and Seventy sux ' U 9 I, ' ' ll I! 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V,-U ,, ff y -av rk ' hx 725.11 :'.?'.?g? ?,a If Q .I ig Qqtilqa J , .Q - -14 '-- ' wif , '. ,, ' - . 1 'fgigib-.Wi ly 5 V l V 5 A I fr. ,ki V' f : x:14m ' W2 I fFf'?is. fa '15 1 -, '- ' A .i,4,.g,1, TQ ,L B ,f: A r A .Q 1 ., '52 , ' 1 V 6, If , ' CALAMINE M ' 5 HEMATITE GEODE CALCITE CRYSTALS 1, ,- 1 'K-W - 5' w-1?ftfnQ -, 25, 01120 Value of PhysIcs M L Frankenfleld Man has passed through a number of epochs as cIvIlIzatIon has slowly developed through the past ten thousand years each century gomg a step farther In replacmg man s feeble muscles by gIant natural forces contro'led by hIs braIn ThIs process was exceedIngly slow untll the last one hundred and fifty years when the modern scIentIfic and IndustrIal age Age of MechanIcal Power was ushered In Smce then the process has gone on Wlfh ever Increasung acceleratIon a d has reached amazIng proportIons and promIses to go to undreamed of lengths By this development the need has become ImperatIve for every youth who would find an mportant place In modern lnfe to understand somethmg of the physIcal basus of the whole structure that IS to study physIcs If a man studIes medIcIne h soon finds that physIcs IS a pre requIsIte, sInce the laws of physIcs rule In the world of lufe The engIneer must master the pruncuples of physIcs befcre fe can make a start The lawyer wIll dISCDV6l' that the careful oblectuve reasonmg and the solvIng of knotty problems In physIcs IS the best possIble dlSCIpllne In the preparatIon for the study of law Even the one whose lIfe IS to e spent In the dUlIeS of the home finds that these dutles have so cftawg d durlng the last few decades Wllh new mechanIcal electrucal, thermal and optIcal apphcances that one IS scracely able to do housekeepung at present WIlhOUl a knowledge of the prIncIples of mechamcs of electrIcIty, of heat and of light whIch are the factors Involved In the modern course of phYSICS Physucs IS .mIversally recognIzed today as the most fundamental of the scIences the one that touches lIfe most close y the one about whIch somethmg should be known If a chonce IS to be made between the SCISHCSS ln most STUdIeS the pupIl IS occupIed prImarIly In memorIzIng or masterIng of arbltrary facts and the applIcatIon of rules The study of physIcs IS umque In the opportunity whIch It offers to the teacher to break away from the memorIzIng text book method and to show the pupnl first howto observe carefully accurately and Impartlally second how to make deductuons from the accurate observatIons to reason from cause to effect lt offers an opportunIty to the pupIl to get the habit of suspendmg hIs Iudgement untIl he has collected the facts before hIm lt IS the glory of physIcs that It forces the student INTO habIts of mental honesty lt cultIvates the habIts of Inqulry Instead of taklng thtngs for granted habIts of lnlelllgenl observation habIts of Independent efforts habIts of orderly careful and accurate work The two maIn elements In physIcs when taught at ITS best are first dlrect observatIon of nature In the classroom and In the laboratory and second Independent solution of problems by the pupul and thus put to practIcal use the prIncIples observed Very few subgects offer such an opportunIty to develop the power to thlnk lt IS only the mathemahcal and the physIcal scuences of whIch It may be SCld that wIth correct observa tIon and correct reasonmg the conc'usIons a e lneVIlOble ln the whole range of posslble SlUdleS there IS no dIsc1pIIne In straIght Thlnklng lIke the dIscIplIne whIch the sclences offer The need and practIcal value of physIcs have been expressed by thoughtful men from the tIme of Herbert Spencer down to the present tIme AccordIng to a bulletIn of the Govern ment of the FIFST World War we reallzed the ImperatIve need of more SCISHTITTC traInIng Never before has there been such a demand for technucal and scIentIfic traInIng Indeed today the crying need cf the whole AmerIccn people yes the whole world IS for better TFGIDIHQ In scIentIfic method of thought and a deeper krowledge of scIentIfic prmcnples As the fundamental physIcal scIence physIcs offers the best opportunIty for developmg the scIentIfic method the scIentIfic cfttutude and those habIts of thought whIch may not only be applled to physIcal problems but to all problens of lIfe Page Two Hundred cnd Seventy eIght 0 . . . 1 . 1 1 .. , . 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PHYSICS falvwkzy -ff 3,4 ff QT '9 'QF' 0020 Chemistry Thomas .I Brennan Our desIre IS to develop the abIlIty In each student to realIze that chemIstry IS not merely found In a test tube but Includes the Idea that all cIvIlIzatIon rests upon a founda tIon of chemIcal contrIbutIon from the past and that future progress IS unlImIted We aIm to InspIre students wIth a Splfll of InvestIgatIon and therefore develop theIr InItIatIve In solvIng what ever problems may arIse wIth a spIrIt of determInatIon and applI catIon that makes for the general good, for Its contrIbutIon to health, agrIculture and Industry Another goal IS to Impart InformctIon whIch they wIll use In theIr daIly lIfe to en lems are the removal of textIle staIns, snmple tests for food adulteratIon etc ThIs know eldge wIll result In a publIc less gullIble to the claIms of hIgh pressure advertIsIng Another thought Wl'1lCl'1We keep In mInd IS an attempt to develop the student s use of hIs leIsure tlme We encourage hIm to read scIentIfIc contrIbutIons In current lIterature as well as to carry cn scIentIflc dIscussIons on a more lnlelllgenl plane ln attemptIng to advance these aIms we apply organIzed knowledge of the facts and prIncIples of chemIstry, such as theorIes laws formulas equatIons and laboratory technIque The latter IS especIally Important because here the student works hIs problems hImself and proves to hIs own satIsfactIon the Importance of experImentatIon In the solvmg of chemIcal problems both In the school and In the IndustrIal world Page Two Hundred and Elghfy C 0 able them to solve problems which now appear mysterious to them. 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EM ISTRY 516 Y bl 62002118 Botany Ralph Wetherhold Eastern Pennsylvania s plains, mcuntamsldes and swamps offer to the lover of wvld flcwers a vc raety rangmg from the alpme flowers of the hugh places to the hardy floral cltuzens cf the foothlll regions To tell the whole story of her flower wealth would require volumes, but we can, at least, touch upon some of the plants that make botamzmg an ex perlence of endless posslbnlltues ln March we may find the low and protected places burst unto lufe wrth the appearance of the dutchman s breeches vnolets, blood root wmd flower hepatnca, and arbutus, even In advance of the greenmg grass Many of the conspicuous .lowermg plants of the low lands are found also In the foot hulls Geranuum meadow rue .lack rn the Pulput saxnfrages, sprung beauty, and shootmg star In wet places along stream banks Columblne, laurel, rhododendron and holly rn the higher altitudes By mud July the late summer flowers are an bloom Brown eyed Susans, pentstemons, Iarkspur monkshood, dausy blueberry shrubs roses, orchuds, etc Among the Autumn blccmmg plants are the gentnans, asters goldenrods, wnld carrots, przmroses, ground cherry, and chlcory Most of these are members of the composlte famnly Porters Flora of Pennsylvama gave 22Ol specses growmg rn all of the state of Pennsylvania of which approximately l8OO or more species, representing over 500 genera wrth about l35 famxlles, represented ln the Eastern part of the State About T25 species of trees are natnve to thus part of Pennsylvania but not more than 25 species are Important Trees of the hrghlands are mamly scrub oaks patch pnne, and aspen on more or less barren places, whale the deeper souls furnish evergreens of varnety Commonly fir pvnes, hemlocks and spruces and decrduous trees like burch, maple, oak ash and elm Trees ofthe lowlands are maples oaks, elms, ashes, gum walnut, hickory nut wullows, and wnld cherry The arm of the Botany course as first to acquaint the student wuth the physiological tructure and function of a flowering plant and all nts parts In order that he may use thus knowledae In analyzing a plant so that It may be classified properly In the varuous famllues when endless posslbllrtles of systemlatuc Botary unfold, to apprecuate blossoms and their plants Also the lower forms of plant llfe and thelr effect upon us and the plants we must raise to mamtam lnfe Ecologscal factors and their effect upon plant llfe are stressed Page Two Hundred and Eighty two . 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I S . .1 , X v-,-4-ff 2 , , 3 K 1, 4 Q1 efqvi 'Qijf 74 - 'Rv OUTLUNE5 B OTANY 'Giang ,ON o Zfm- -wg, 3: - ivan... nr Q Q M 21 n, , f QL R71 QQ' 955 xx if fm' U Uv xL ' K 01120 Ph ysuography Fred G Schmerker Physuography may be duvuded unto three parts l meteorology or the study of weather and weather preductuon, 2 soul conservatuon, or how to keep the soul un place and 3 land forms, whuch us really a study of the physucal structure of the earth and us necessary for the study or understandung of the two preceedung parts ln the study of meteorology the student becomes famuluar wuth the barograph and barometer, the maxumum and munumum thermometers, the recordung anemometer, raun guage haur hygrometer, etc The constructuon of each devuce us studued as well as the way ut us useful un preductung weather condutuons Much of the work us sumular to or a contunuatuon of the study of the weather un the Scout Manual ln tume of peace the farmer us unterested un havung some udea of how much raunfall to expect so that he may plant hus crops accordungly The condutuon of the weather us also umportant to those who travel for pleasure or profit or attend football games Attackung armues may hude theur movements under clouds or storms but planes are usually grounded un fog The restructuon on weather reports for fear of audung the enemy has lately umpressed the publuc wuth the umportance of thus scuence Former students who have taken thus course found ut to be of value un studyung the ground courses prelumunary to flyung unstructuon ln soul conservatuon we study not only how to keep the soul un place but how to umprove the fertuluty cf the soul, uncrease uts productuvuty and guard the water stored un the soul The tuny rulls whuch appear on any uncovered hullsude durung a raun ullustrate how soul us moved Each tuny rull of an unch un wudth carrues uts load of sedument whuch may be small un utself but wuth countless rulls on the sude of each uncovered hull the sedument removed commonly amounts to tons durung an ordunary raun The reason for the ground beung uncovered may be flre or poor farmung mettcds hut the loss to the unduvudual farm usstull the lossof pro ductuvuty Many a farm has dusappeared down hull on streams whuch were orugunally no more than unch wude Accordung to the So l Conservatuon Servuce of the U S Department of Agruculture, erosuon In the Unuted States has ruuned 282 mulluon acres of land and seruous ly umpoverushed 775 mullluons more All thus amounts to a permanent decrease un the value of our natuons farms and farm products unless trauned workers help the farmer before ut us too late The sad part of the story us that most of thu loss could have been prevented by sumple means before the unch wude rull became wude and deep enough to swallow a barn Some of the methods of soul conservatuon commly employed are pa rt tume cover crops, crcp rotatuon, contour cultuvatuon, strup croppung, terracung, and permanent cover These methods are arranged un the order of uncreasung dufflculty of applucatuon Used sungly they are of value but they are seldom used except un combunat ons whuch total the requured holdung power of the area un questuon Generatuons ago the greatest forests un Chuna were removed wuthout provudung for any means of holdung the raun that fell un that area The great floods whuch take great toll of lufe and property un Chuna are the result of thus No one has yet calculated the value of those forests un money because of the extent of the damaged area and the mulluons of Chunese forced from theur homes through erosuon un the hully country and floods un the low lands The hustory of our country need ha fe no sequel to thus uf prompt and wudespread correctuons un the use of land us made Physuography may well be consudered valuable uf ut brungs to our rusung generatuons of cutuzens the correct evaluatuon of problems such as these ln studymg meteorology and soul conservatuon a great amount of materual us taken from the text havung to do wuth land forms such as hulls, mountauns, valleys, ruvers, glacuers oceans, volcanoes, etc Changes un the level of the land, evaporatuon and precuputatuon freezung and exfoluatucn and wund erosuon are all umportant un themselves but relate more or less durectly to the two mauor topucs preceedung Although ut us not a mauor part of the course ut us at least worthy of mentuonung that almost every war fought seems to have back of ut the desure to gaun land munerals fuels cn cutleu to the sea proxumuty to world trade, or the rught to follow certaun routes of world trade The ccurse us not taught to explaun hustory but wuth hustory and a but of common sense one may See the cause and eHect the world events through physuography Page Two Hundred and Eughty four O :- . , ' . . 5 . . , . . . . i . . . , . . . 5 . . . : . . . 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Q 4 is N, .M f 5 X silt Xi 'Y in g g 01110 Our Need for BIOIOQY Robert M Stauffer We call the study of llVlnQS thIngs bIology Lamarck, It seems, has been accredIted Wllh first USlhg thus term The name was COlned from two words of the language of ancuent Greece, bIos meanIng lIfe and logos meanIng a study So far we through our observa tIons and study have b en able to tell mu h about what lzfe does but we stIll have som dnstance to travel In order to tell what lIfe IS lt IS only recently that we really have become actIvely Interested In bIologIcal matt r True It Is, that from the tIme of ArIstotle, m n have gon far In theIr study of lIvIng thIngs, but It must be sand that these men were few In each generatIon Less than one hundred years ago the field was exclusIvely for the InvestIgators After l86O the people at large became awakened to the varnous phases of bIologIcal SlUdleS and wrItIngs The publIc could not faIl to become Interested In the bIOlOQICGl research of men lIke Pasteur, LIster, Koch and others for these men showed plamly the practIcal value of theIr work to the benefit of manklnd lf men lIke Pasteur LIster and Koch through theIr InvestIgatIons opened the way to experlmental and preventrve medIcIne, then It was quIte natural that other m n ventured Into the terrltory of the ever wIdenIng horlzon of blology Mendel, an Austrlan monk, worked quletly In hIs monastery garden studylng the manner In whIch plants Inherlted the characterIstIcs of theIr ancestors For a whIle hIs work was forgotten, then, at the begmmng of thIs century the records of hIs works were studned resultIng In expreImental InvestIgatIons on a large scale by Morgan and others The POSITION of blOlOQY In publIc esteem IS well establIshed today Through thIs Interest men lIke Locy have told us where thIngs took place and by whom they were accomplIshed Today the boys and QIYIS In school know about the contrIbutIons of ArIstotle, Galen, Vesalnus, and many other of the earlIer InvestIgators The story of how human Interest In plants and anImals started and developed IS essentIal to comprehendIng the servIce of buology to human progress The vanous applIcatIons of blOlOglCCl dIscoverIes to the welfare of mankInd supply one of the most strIkIng examples of benefits accrumg from the InvestIgatIons of pure scIence BIology In the classroom has undergone many changes Not long ago much of the work was pursued In a systematvc manner lt IS now that the concepts are consIdered and guven preference A mere knowledge of the names of plants and anImals and theIr parts IS no longer sufficIent To know that the head of the tapeworm IS called a scolex or that the amoeba and the paramoecIum are Protozoa IS not so Important as It IS to know how and where these thIngs fit Into the entIre plan of lIvIng thIngs There lS no value In thls course to buIld up a vast storehouse of facts In encyclopeduc fashIon wIthout seeIng that these facts are properly dIgested and assImIlated In order to make the Idea of bnology more clear Modern laboratory equIpment such as the mIcroscope has become the key to a world unseen by unaIded eyes The tIny plants and anImals of thIs world dIrectly affect the com fort and well beIng of every one of us Along wIth the mIcroscope are IlS companIons or accessorles, the camera, the prolector, and the motIon pIcture equIpment to make the permanent records of our obersavatIons and flash them hnghly magnIfied on a screen DIrectly at hand for anatomIcal study the dIssectIng Instruments, hand lenses, and dIssectIng scopes enable the student to repeat In hIs study much of the work performed by the earlIer InvestIgators For a long tIme great stress has been placed on the three r s In the educatIon of boys and gIrls Now boys and gIrls feel that to be wIthout the lnlImCTe knowledge of lIfe and lIvIng thIngs means somethIng IS lackmg In theIr traInIng for the busIness of lIvIng A respect for orderlIness follows the nec SSllY for accurate classIficatIon, a respect for detaIls keenly observed follows the close study of such common sublects as sImple flowers, leaves, mIcroscopIc anImals etc , a respect for healthful lIVIng habnts and sanItary sur roundIngs are the result of a close study of the structure and functIons of our bOdIeS as well the study of our water supply sewage dIsposal, and other communlty sanItary progects these are but a few of the benefits that are derIved from the study of blology as we go about It today From the begInnIng, sublect matter IS presented on the basIs of present and future needs of today s student and to present It In terms of real lIfe SITUGTIOHS Page Two Hundred and EIghty SIX . 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' UUZUS ' The Wild Lrfe of Pennsylvama Edward W Zimmerman Pennsylvama was a prumeval wonderland ln the glades of the forest crowned mountams dwelt herds of noble Waplh, or Amerncan elk deer lnved un the opener sections bears roamed the rugged ridges, tawny panthers stalked thelr prey In the shaded valleys bason or buffaloes wandered In tremendous herds, not only In the more open sectnons but through the woodlands packs of gray wolves howled and hunted on wmter nnghts, and a great many smaller anumals lnved along the streams and nn the sheltered valleys Overhead flew vast flocks of mugratory waterfowl, and passenger pigeons sometames darkened the sun wuth their great numbers Pennsylvama rs fortunate In havnng two of the most popular specues of large game on the continent More than that It posslbly has a greater relative abundance of these animals than any other state, but they offer unique problems of control, as you shall learn an the followmg brnef paragraphs Whste Tanled Deer Largely through the restoratnon If nts deer herd, Pennsylvama has become famous m the conservatuon world Begmnmg m T895 wnth only a very few hundred deer In the State, the Game Commission inaugurated, during the early part of the twentueth century a long tume game management program which employed certam sound but snmple conservatuon measures These called for the protectuon of the forests from fire, a system of fully protected game refuges, and legal protection for the female deer prnzed sportmg trophnes Durmg recent years, the number of persons h.mtmg bears hai come to be nearly as great as those huntmg deer Smce at ns Illegal to shoot cubs under one year of age, and smce the annual open huntmg season ns comparatively short and carefully regulated, the bear populatuon has been able not only to mamtam :ts level but to Increase slightly at the same tame allowmg an annual legal kull of approximately 500 Sometimes certain lndlvlduals develop lndlvlduallshc llvestock klllmg tendencies or rob avuaraes, eating both bees and honey ln such cases the culprits are usually shot to protect the landowner The Game Commsssuon mamtams a fund of S3 OOO a year to pay for bear damage claims The small game mammals of the state need no Introduction, yet a brnef dnscussuon of them and thelr place In the wlldlnfe conservation program IS certainly In order All of them are popular, and thelr protectlon and increase IS to be greatly encouraged Cottontall Rabbut The cottontall rabblt us unquestuonably Pennsylvama s most popular small game animal Annually sought by flve or sux hundred thousand eager hunters, the total kill of rabbuts runs from one and one half to four mnlluons per year Page Two Hundred and Enghfy eight O C O Black Bear: The black bear and the wild turkey are Pennsylvania's two most highly The Wild Llfe of Pennsylvania CoN11NuLD Varylng Hare The varying hare was never partlcularly abundant un Pennsylvanla as nts range IS confined to the hlgher plateaus an the mountamous sections of the Common wealth lt remams today In lumlted numbers and short open hunting seasons are usually allowed Gray and Black Squirrels About the middle of the eighteenth century gray squlrrels were so numerous un Pennsylvanua that a bounty of three pence was paud for theur destruc non The economic value of our game bnrds IS greater than most persons reallze and thelr protection from this standpomt must also be consrdered Some of our game burds are Bobwhlte Quall, Eastern Wlld Turkey Rmgneck Pheasant, Hungaruan Partradge Chukar Partrudge Reeves, Pheasant and Woodcock Numerous things are llkely to be responsible for a change of envuronrn at Natural enemies may become so abundant they force the berds to seek safety elsewhere For In stance, where the dread goshawks are numerous grouse are scarce Change of forest condltlons also has had a decided bearmg on the scarcity or abundance of th birds locally, and of course unfavorably nestlng seasons, dlsease and heavy hunting comblne to deplete theur numbers Some of the finest furs are shipped out of Pennsylvania to the great markets of the country an lndustry of whnch we can lustly be proud Muskrat The muskrat skin us made up euther In nts natural color or IS dyed and sold under varnous trad names, Including Hudson seal, raver mink, ondatra mmk and others Ccmmon Skunk IS Pennsylvamas most valuable fur bearer Other common fur bearmg annmals are Common Opossum, Mink Beaver, Wuldcat Red Fox, Gray Fox, and the Common Weasel ln thus modern machme age with Its wade dlverslty of busmess professnonal and In dustrual pursunts the average person IS apt to give llttle thought to the enormous value of wuldllfe an nts relation to humamty lt IS an encouraging sign however that the number of people who have become conservatnon minded ln recent years IS steadily growmg and among these are many who are seekang to learn more about the llfe and hablts of the wuld creatures whnch populate our fields and woodlands Page Two Hundred and Nrnety I I 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I t . . . . I . . . I , . . . . , A . . . . . 9 . ln our fur-bearers we have an economic value, that warrants careful management. ' Q ' ' ll H Ln v - H ll - ll : . I I I . . . .... . I . I . - . . I . . . . . . . . . ' . . . I I - . . . . . I '59ix2'4'm'z W 59 .4 ' W'-Q ' - ir? - . A , 'N , 9' ' - '- fvf ,ALR - qfn' S y . I ' ' ,Li 9 . XM 5 44 V . . J , ,g f Y f 'ff -fir' V ' ,- ., xnxx' Q I V V .4 ,-'LQ 8 ' F -1, xz' xb ,rbx Q' MARSH MA 'V' ' 4' A f, A , f.Q,.,,:,, A 1 gm' U 1-A--1 Q 1 , X Q 's 1: A-flu , Q 8 . . f if if ua' 'ln 5 15 . In J, vmenwm BLUEBELL .4 , 4 , 'ww-'1-if-Q , -in 1 .' ' V ' I ,, v . f J K H at nfs vET'f X V . 4 7 Q si 'ff V ' K I ' J 1 MJ: A . ' . , 14 xr 7. fx XC' ff? r 4' Q . Q. 221, 1 r ,wg , . Lu ' X .A X . . 1 'V mg., B 1 'gn y xv 1 4' . V - a fag, V, Vw:-g ' -X. , , ,M v A , wQif? , '-1 .1' Us- -. f?ht'f.-. ' ,. 4 -1 , 1 t fb, f. - st-, b ., X ' 5 A E. f. , ' ., 3 'lark Our Advertisers The Staff of the Comus wlshes to call the attention of the faculty and the members ofthe class of l942 and their famnlles to the following last of Allentown business men lt stands to reason that the men who advertlse In the Comus are not only Interested but actively nnterested In the school and In the young people who are graduated from the school The smgle active return that we can make for thus nnterest IS to famnllarnze ourselves wuth these names and to patronize our advertisers who are un this case also our friends whenever the occaslon arises Albert Drug Co Allentown Bethlehem Gas Co Allentown Business College Allentown Dairy Co Auerbach s Berthold Studios Bethlehem Business College Calvm Studios Freeman Dalry Freeman P A F W Woolworth Co Helmbach Baking Co Herf Jones Co Kemmerer Paper Co Koch Bros Leh 81 Co H Lehigh Valley Paper C0 Mannlng Armstrong Co Mrers Bachman Lrtho Co New York Floral Co Sanders Reinhardt Co Supplee lce Cream Co The Only Wetherhold 8. Metzger Want Harvey F Wntwer Jones Co Zollmger Harned Co Page Two Hundred and Ninety two . . . , . . I . . . . I . . - C. A. Dorney Furniture Co. ., . . I ' ff 1 , Y, 43' s !!P , 1 ,J .. ., . f 'f if 4' I 3, ,libs 1 5 :1l3j'l- U. E ' ng' 'F' ....-. , is 4 9 ,f elf x Q14 I. . 1?-. -,gf el' Q1-' Q f l fe. ' . . lgr I. '-, o.' Al - 5 sh, me 1 ,Q Eu uun'nif 2- W,- .-,L ' ' '41 :Fir H .VE 'fn ww 'WOV- ozll out mf actzcm ll thu p 'ln to go to cullmga or cntu an rtln r ilI'l1I' lun t 4 'ow-F 1 Iollmg., 5llK 1 slmm rcpnrtnunts um ll fmd Ulm 1 tulor L ISNICS ilu colorful clothu lhut bll1lI'tlX ml ilu ls f 1 4 1 4 pllltll in ple ISO NOIII Xilllulflll bud cl ALLENTOWN It lhys Jo 811011 at 3Q1fiS X Page Two Hundred and Nmefy four Q Q ., Y., , ,.-,-..,.,,,x .:Z'I1-41:3 aes qi- ha Q 6. .f.w,.f,, t 5 1354 'Qin .gf lx 'V -P? G? X Fa U - I - - YW ' you I. f -f' ' U: 1 - ': -1, 1 ill11'sliv:ll10:11l. In Lolk 7 -rv .' up ani fax ' lf z - .' .' 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IJ If N.Xt1' ' lmlul lo lu 01114 on 'U H ul lUlx fum ALLENTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 920 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN PA L 4 1 I' ll lll I ll Rs C ompllments of Allentown Da1ry Company Telephone Xllentown 7218 P ge Two Hundred and Nmely Dui ' ' 1 ' Urus ll of the - - 1 5 ,IL flf Il fOl'H'llIL'1IU1l1' I I 'I Nl: kk iluix Nvlmul .Y4llIl'C'Ll1!TI'l', wll -V4-in pl'1'p2l :Minn for Vivil 5L'l'YL11' or Viviliun NYM' S4-rviw pmitimlx ix nuulm- in ilu- -luurtn-wt pmsilrlv limm- vurlxisivllt with Ihnrnllgll tru' lillL'f, ullxl ui ilu- lonsl pnssilrlm awp- w. WR TH lfllli L'.X'l',Xl.4NiI'IC Ul l'l,ININli .LLL V1 ' .'l'IS Espcclally Not zn Famous S H O E S They Have the Snap G INR 4 Youth Wants They Gnve the Room Feel Need WETHERHOLD 8: METZGER 0 II IIIIIIIOII Nl Ihr Stow of I nnous Shots Xllcnioxxn I I omplxmc nts ol Calvm Stucho 617 LINDEN STREET PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL out 7 l Cash and Carry Department Harvey F W1nt Wholesale Dealer CIQHYS Tobacco Confectlonery 1105 Ilamllton St Allentown Albert Drug Co Physnums and Ilospltal Supplies 31N Sth Street Allentown I HAVE YOL TRIED HEIMBACH S NEW BREAD ROLLQ BUNQ AND CAKFQ ALL WAYS BEST LEHIGH VALLEY PAPER HOUSE PAPER MERCHANTS Flne Printing Papers, Wrappings, Speclalties and Twines 32 N. JORDAN STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. PgTHdddNlyghf ' E I 5 El so I . Hcmlm , . . ,.,,.,.:.::5s:-: :: r A 71. 1 ' f . H ' ' 9: .' .' 4 ' ' . ':l. , . . , . G02 o u I O GOD P11 x '- 'EIO ' ., , Pa. f 4 I 1 ,': '1 S' s ' ' S ' . . , . . L. . . .' H ' , 'a. 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' I-11'IffTfE'ffii :7f'iE3 l'i . . . . . 1' F111 1 Ill t111l:1V Illlil lllX'l'NtlLf1lf1' li II11- ll -1 ' I'1111-. 1-I'f111'l :1111l 1111 -y- -' w:1X'111g :11l ':111l:1g1-Q 111 II11- MXH l1'lSlIl'1 A , ' Y: ' 111 l11'111L5. . wp-A -1 mv- - C a wo Hundred and Ninety-nine BETHLEHEM BUSINESS COLLEGE I XIOV BANK BUII DINC, FOURTH STRI I T XXII BROAIJII NX BI THI I Ill NI PP NNSYI I NXIA In I Nuurllrx ms H 1 r ll ll ru 1 11 1 rt N C ourees planned for hxgh School gradufltes Set retarnal Stenographu 'XLLOUIIUIIQ Offue Maehme Tralmng Busmess xdI'l'lllllStI'lll0ll Advanced C ourses for C raduatee from I ommerual Departments IHXX XXI? I Xl XIX! slfswli XS I I K 0 C H llll0'l'lll' ns Allentown s Leading Clothler Men s and X oung Men s CLOTIIINC' and IURNISIIINGS vll llll Nl l,, mm Centre Square N I Corner Phnl Knllen In the election of 1892 the democrotuc electrncol votes won M Waller Y s ut was qulte c stock' Goungl Gone' 1940, no runnmg boards 1941 no geor shift I942 no cor Ersotz Such cxmght Aunt fit for mon or Hltler Mr Clymer Ipomtung to hus woustlunel I need colusthemcs os much os you do MONITI N IIIIIUOI XI SI Rl ICE CLEAN LRS, Inc ill A Phone 6181 Keepmg customers ns poesnble only by keepmg ffuth with them. YOU can depend on ue CO0 ZOLLINGER-HARNED COMPANY Page Three Hundred C ,i E., Iistultlis -1 1897 .Km ' '- Q' IIN- IIUIIIIIIIIICC' on SIZIIIIIZII' lx nt' l'rut-tic-1-for I'4-llllsylvnlliax IIIISIIICNN fm-l or IQ :tml tht- Xa1t'r all .hsueintiotl of .Kev -I'I 'I Vnmm- 'iul ,'r-InmI- v w E y 1 Z A X -'. f S . '. f 'I ' 4' if I, I'II I I'l4 I'IYl'l I'I.M'I11NlI'1X'I'SI'1IlYll'I'1 IIIIIZIIHQ' cotlluillillg full lHll'IIl'IlI2lI'SIll1lIIl'lI upon I'l'IlIIC'NI. YY. I . NI.UGI'lI'1, I'r-sill -nt 1 r. : e , ' ' ' I . 1 4 Y . f 1 I 1 ' 1 . . ' . . , 1 ' 9 I I ' A I Try Our 2 . , , .I0'I' ' I.'l I A A f Z 'I . . , . 01111 zlsiw' if IIN- style- trvml esluln- ii TIII9 55 lisl -I Ivy I'nivt-rsity men tlnrm -flmul N L ilu- C' Iry. ' 7 .' . Y N lttfll II:llniIInn Sl. XII- I lwll, I':l. J K ' Q 41: I 'N ffl n Nll ll lIllllf0I1 I lgm C ruen Longmee Wuttnauer P A FREEMAN Inc JI VWLI RS 911 Ilamllton St kllentown P ashlonable emlnlne I ompllments OOIWCHI' of the Manrung Armstrong 801 IIXNIII TON SIRI! I F W Woolworth Co XI I I NFOVSIN PX COMPLIMENTS OF C A Domey New York Floral Co Furmture Company IONIl'l.INIl,N l H Ol' BERTHOLD STUDIOS PORTR XIT PI IOTOGR XPI I l',RS 856 Ilamllton Street kllentown, Pa Page Three Hundred ond One fu - ' -sf l1vnmmlQ l'rmnl lm-ss .X .' mrl wzllvll will: elf-p4-ml:1lvlv sl-1'x'ir-v lIlNlIl'4'i 'll'0lllllllll'SS 2 ' Q ' I Y ' I ' Svlmlzlaliv.lm-wx-l1'y ufQll:lllly I I , . 2 1 2 I ' ' .V ., 1 , 21. . . . , . ! , . ' 1 . , ' C C' ' . . f'UlllIJlllll1'lllN ul' ' U ' . . . JEWELERS 'A' OPTICIANS 5iure1S92 AUERBACH'S 637 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA SUPPLEE IC E C REAM Kemmerer Paper Company SLHOOL SLPPLIES Lu 335 357 ll -KN1lL PON SI' XLLLNTONVNI P X P Tl H d dT XYT oluszllv Aw N LY v kv, I it - . A ' . 4 if 'L , 4 was a master ecause e too 1n 1n1te Pg d E lm la lc ' f' ' Pains. We are his earnest clisciplesf, Th H d dTh ride of raffsmcuzs zip allows us to produce a llmlted number of School Annuals each year Each and every year book produced ln our plant recelves personal attention and supervlslon Wrlte now regardmg your 1943 year book rnfro ffm qqn l lfll0f,,l'3llllll?l'S md Pl inte rs ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA Q C00 QD! :fs f glue SCll00 012 0!!' I' LIZ lla!! Miers-Bachmann Litho. C0 v if I ,rv f ' l F 74 fi I n N.,-,