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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1944 volume:

1 4- 11 . Wm W 9 XXX EX LIBRIS Jg!?ffNs,lif Z P X . I, I! l X :X 1 fi 5 X X - X Fore word No matter where we go inthe years to come,we know our thoughts will return over and over again to the days we spent at A H S to the friends we made and the interests we had here We shall always delight in the memory ofthe time we spent here in these three glorious years The training we received has developed experiences have been the arch wh re through we can clearly see the world in which we are to roam and to work Although we leave these experiences and associations tor the unknown we are eager tor what ever may come and we hope to be a credit to the school which gave us so much so freely in us a strong desire to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Our Alma Mater All haul our Alma Mater dear Our vouce of prause and glory hear To whom all reverence we bear Of you forgetful we ll be ne er We shall forever for you yearn And Cherish all that we may learn Through future days of Ilfe Mud loy and strife True may we stand both to you And Canary and Blue Loud wall our prasses every rrng Of days that have passed by Fond memorles of dear old Hugh Oh Alma Mater hear our praise To you all honor we do ralse Through future days of lufe Mad loy and strife True may we stand both to you And Canary and Blue Throughout the land, of you we'll sin Dorofhy N. Knoff l2 C .jfalzfolz Onirgach Dedication For many years a quiet modest able scholar and gentleman T Mahlon Weirbach has opened the doors ot English and American thought and expression to group after group of boys in the industrial courses These men have derived from that association more than skil' and whatever is sound and beautiful in the thoughts of man And as they grow older they grow into an increasing respect tor the friendly tacttul thoughtful man who so firmly implanted in them the American principles of high ideals rigid honesty and fair play U U knowledge they have corried with them cz lasting appreciation for To the Servicemen ofthe Class of 1944 There wall be empty places un the processlon to West Park thus June Instead of the boys who would have been there we have only the stars on the service flag to remind us of them These young men have 'owned the armed forces and are glvmg thus period of theur youth to thelr country Allentown High School graduates of former years are out there tlghtlng too maklng It possible for other classes to graduate The flghtlng splrlt and determlnatlon that has made and has kept our country strong has Inspired stlll other boys to enlist un varaous branches ofthe servlce to whuch they wull go after graduatuon We pay tribute to these our frlends and our relatuves and to them we dedicate thus page 1 , . 1 , . 5 fbi 8, x fi' 5,5 f -, 1 K . v . 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PRINCIPAL .2icf1arJson, 9 Counselors CCI ff .M gfffklflllil Dean of Girls Counselor of Academic and Commercuol Counselor of Vocohonal Boys and Boys Boys nn lnferscholoshc Arhlencs Sf, . . feroy .Jilffrr .Brnjumirz KJ. jellllf The 1943 1944 Faculty NAME James W Richardson Elsre M Heckman LeRoy K Muller Benlamm J Kane LeRoy S Allam MelvvIleJ Boyer ThomasJ Brennan Mabel E Mulock Edgar A Rabenold Earle H Welnshermer Mrs Ruth Abrom Warren F Acker Edna M Allen Mrs Mar ha G Arthur ClarenceJ Ayres John A Baker Joyce E Beary Lucy E Bittner MnrlamL Boyer Robert E Brong Anna F Buehler Edwun D Clauss Pau' K Clymer Charles W Dankel Ellzabeth l Duetrlch Charles W Ensenhard John L Ensenhard Paul J Funk Florence Fogle Dorothy L Foster M L Frankenfleld Claude A Freed J Warren Frltsch Eleanor R Gelslnger Helen S Gerhard Helmut Golatz BengammJ Greene Davvd R Hacket Charles Haure Mahlon A Hamm Rnchard W Hartzell EstherL Heftner Paul F Held Robert C Herbeun Mrs Mary E H rbert M Rhoda Herr Charles R Johnson Elzzabeth V Kennedy Ruth M Ksstler Leon B Klmgman Carl J Knauss Ralph R Knauss RussellJ Knauss Mabel K Knecht Ray H Kressler SUBJECT Principal Dean of Girls Counsellor of Boys Counsellor of Boys Head of Foreign Lancuage Dept Head of Social Science Dept Head of Sc ence Dept Head of Engllsh Dept 4 7 Head ofCommerc1al De t MLM P Head ot' Mathematacs Dept English Music Engllsh English Mechanical Draftlrg History Speech and Dramatlcs Bookkeeping Physical Education Mathematics Clo hlng History Physical Education Mathematics 1 Typewnyjg -M D History Xf History -f'- 9 History Foods bk shofnmnd Uh A Physics Finance School Treasurer Latrn Bookkeeping Shorthand Typwrltmg ., English German Physical Education Swimming Mechanical Drawing Auto Shop Mathematics Englrsh Engllsh Electric Shop English! Labrarran Machme Shop Typewrltm History jf Commercial Geography Science Auto Shop Science Foods Mathematics I Q , . 1 I 1 nnanaaannn - nannn unununano F 'I 1 nsuunenonunns F O .- ..... f ef- ' L . ' ...... ........ . ,L 4 X' KL James R. Flexer. . . . ..... . . . . . , .Mathematics . ........ V Mgt. X . .. ......... . , l , U . . e . ...... ' -2- f-1- 'ff ' ' ' . . .... ,L-f f 4 A ..... ' ff I- The Faculty lContmuedl NAME Marne P Kressley Mrs Margaret H Kunkle Rlchard R Landis John N Lelnbach Lorralne C Llchtenwalner Nevm T Loch Robert A Mellman Henry C Messmger Esta E Metzger Albertus L Meyers Fred H Mmner Paul A Nagle R R N y AndrewJ Osmun Herbert H Relchard R09 r M Rentschle Helen Z Rutter Anna L Schadt Dorothy C Schllcher Fred G Schmerker Herbert B Schmoyer Phnlup F S hmoyer Thomas M B Schrader John G Schumaker M Aluce Schwanlnger Pearl W Smuth AlbertJ Snyder MaryJ Spence RobertL Stautfer Frances D Stemmuller Mrs Ada Clare Stnmmel Robert W Stlmmel Marlon Struthers Dorothy S Swope George E Thomas Edgar H Ulmer James W VanHorn Raymond L Waller Wellnngton W Walters Floyd H Weaver Ralph V Wetherhold Grace Woodrmg Fdward W Znmmerman SUBJECT English Typewrltmg Physical Education Architectural Drafting Salesmanshlp Advertising Economics History Prmtmg Mathematics Shorthand Bard and Instrumental Musvc History Chemistry Mathematics Pattern Making Ma hematlcs Mathematics Clothing r English Science English Latin Mechanical Drawing Chemistry Latin Bookkeeping Machine Shop English Science English Physical Eclucatron Retail Selling English French Bookkeeping Cabinet Maklng Machine Shop History Spanish Business Machines History Science English Science HUNSICKER BUILDING OswellJ Seup Albertl Bllllg George E Frantz Aral M Hollenbach Ruth Redpath Blanche E Sery Bertha M Starner Mrs Esther Shankweller Acting Principal Science Commercral Geography Science English Commercial Geography English Commercial Arithmetic ffm TEACHERS ON LEAVE IN THE ARMED SERVICES Harvey F Prescott Joseph M Sewards Robert W Gehrmger . . eel ............ ....... 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E lectric Shop Class of 1944 un the War Effort A product of Amerucan democracy the Amerucan hugh school has been establushed to provude secondary educatuon for all the chuldren of all the people Obvuously the hugh school has a vutal stake un the outcome of the world confluct whuch wull determune the fate of the common man for the next thousand years Whule promotung the conservatuon of the arts and scuences of peace for a happuer day Allentown Hugh School us vugorously preparung uts boys and gurls to serve theur coun try un thus the tume of uts greatest danger Old courses have been revused to emphasuze the technucal skulls and understandungs necessary to modern mechanuzed warfare New courses have been added to meet the same need Boys of the Class of I944 have learned that trugonometry may mean the dufference between lufe and death They have duscovered new meanung un physucal futness and un the knowledges and skulls of engune work and arc weldung The gurls un addutuon to learnung how to meet nutrutuon and clothung needs un war tume have trued theur hand at shop work The puctorual sectuon of the l944 Camus presents un part a record of the war effort of the Class of 1944 Pluysucal Futness The physucal futness program at Allentown Hugh School has been reorganuzed to prepare boys for the untensuve basuc traunung that all branches of the servuce demand Thus traunung helps to develop strength endurance stamuna muscular coordunatuon and the physucal skulls that wull be of durect value un the armed forces Lnder the supervusuon of Messrs Clymer Landus and Greene the boys are trauned un marchung boxung wrestlung uudo rope clumbung tumblung apparatus commando tactucs and competutuve games Swummung plays an umportant part un the physucal futness program because un thus war ut us of the utmost umportance that every man un the armed forces should know how to swum well enough to take care of humself un the water under almost any condutuon Mr Hacket unstructs the boys un practucally every aquatuc skull necessary for mulutary use More than two hJndred and futy boys have completed theur swummung course thus year The success of the physucal futness program can un some degree be measured by the many letters the unstructors have receuved from students who have gone unto the servuce revealung theur rapud advancement un basuc traunung because of the untensuve unstructuon at Allentown Hugh School O I - 1 I - ' 1 - 1 , . 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'T' --11, -:N ' is 1 Physical Fitness Wrestling Wrestling IS now a part of the hugh schocl physical fltness program The sensor boys devote a period a week to learning the fundamentals of wrestlxng The wrestlers are matched according to weight height and ablllty consequently very few matches are one sided Basic holds and means of breakrng them are taught but most of the time the boys are In actual ccmpetltncn The value of quick thlnklng was early apparent the boys realuzed that getting the lump on an opponent usually meant the difference between victory and defeat Quick thinking IU knowing pst what hold to employ when an opponent offered a splnt second opening or hcw to break a lock the minute the other fellow eased up slightly meant the difference between gcod and poor wre tllng The superlcrlty of brain over brawn was established As a ccndltloner wrestling IS hugh on the lust lt ns tops as a means of establishing firmly the code of four play and clean sportsmanshup - Q I D . r I r ' ' 1 j 1 I 1 S . , . 3 W Q' -na' --'QUGYQ ' 44 mah . ,,:vt 2 p i g -. 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'x 'I xii X E Y? 1 Physrcal Frtness Boxing No physrcol frtness progrom would be complete wrthout bcxung Boxung helps to deve I p swrft perception and thlnkrng and fast and powerful muscular control The fellows wnc can box well In C rtests czre able to take care of themselves well rn any srtuatron and c rtcrnly must therefore have scr'1e advantage cver others rn the servnce Qurck thmkrng rs qulte as esscntrcl In the tramrng as qurck hrttrng both In attack and In defense The fellows at A H S have only begun to reallze the value of thus trornmg ltr only tl'rs year that boxing has been Introduced into the program About TOO fellows have been boxing Many cf the m mbers of the begrnnrng class are now rn the service no doubt puttrng unto practrce the lessons they recerved here The workout that basic trarnrng gives these men IS easier for fellows who have been faughened bf boxing contests The one more ounce of strength these men have may some doy be gust enough to m an the drfference between lrfe and deoth . . -- - , . , ,- . . , ,. , e f .. l . ' e , , . . . . . 3 . I Q . . . . . - , - N . - , e ' ' . Food Preparation Thus year more than ever the foods classes un Allentown Hugh School have been pre parung future home makers to do an untellugent uob ln the kutchens the gurls behund the aprons produce preserve and prepare the food for well balanced nourushung meals meals wuth the greatest economy and hughest food value requurung a munoruty of ratuon pounts and an untellugent use of substutules tor butter and meat From Vuctory gardens to cans go fruuts and vegetal-les un a dozen forms From the ovens come eggless sugarless but decudedly delucuous cakes Leftovers become tempt mg new dushes under the unsfructuon of Muss Knecht and Muss Fogle Wuth theur culunary art durected toward the war effort the gurls work wuth accuracy and enthusuasm They can cook' Have you ever seen the faculty enuoyung food un the Tea Room? 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . J . . 1 1 ' ' , . 1. ...Z .4 U n Garment Making The group of gurls un the photograph are flnushung theur Ea ter outfit Besudes sewung for themselves the gurls have thus year agauru made theur contrubutucn to the wcr effort Durung the year they have completed about suxty garments for the Red Cross The g rls have made overalls women s skurts chuldrens uumpers and bedroom luppers Another very worthwhule prolect whuch the gurls undertcck at Chrustmas tume was to clothe an un fortunate famuly The gurls adopted one famuly outfutted them and also bought toys for the chuldren They thoroughly enuoyed thus prouect . . . . . S S I . . , . . . v . . . . . c r 1 1 ' ' I 1 M, '1 .gx --x 125 ' K iq 4 g . Ili! 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Keepung Them Flyung Aurplane Sheet Metal Work One of the most umportant obuectuves of the expanded shop cours s of the Allentown Hugh School us to prepare young men and women to take theur places un war undustrues War plants are findung ut more and more duffucult to replace men who are leavung for the armed forces at an uncreasung rate The aurcraft undustry us beung hard hut and ut knows that uts only chance to reach uts ever uncreasung quotas for aurplanes us to hure young men and especually young women who have receuved valuable traunung and experuence un theur hugh school vocatuonal courses It us wuth thus purpose that an aurplane sheet metal course us offered at the Nuneteenth Street Vocatuonal Shop under the guudance of expert aurcraft unstructors The Nuneteenth Street Shop Buuldung us a beehuve of actuvuty and the drone and hum mung of machunes drulls and ruvet guns us constantly heard throughout the day The ruvet guns are usually manned by gurls who have finushed theur hugh school traunung and are now acquurung addutuonal skull before beung transferred to the Consoludated Vultee plant The aurplane sheet metal course was taken by gurls who prevuously had euther general, college preparatory or commercual courses ln the first semester there were fifteen gurls and seven boys takung thus course Most of them are now on Vultee s payroll, gettung more experuence untul they are ready to take theur places un the productuon lunes of Vultee The boys and gurls had thus course on an alternate basus two weeks of shop and two weeks of school at the hugh school buuldung wuth the regular subuects of Englush Hustory, and whatever electuves they had chosen Seventeen gurls took thus course the second semester but they dud not go back to theur school studues after a two week peruod of shop Mr Wulber N J Wueand was the unstructor the first semester, and Mr Wulluam J Graul was the un structor un charge of the hugh school gurls the second semester A new class us first guven oruentatuon unstructuon but from then on practucal prcuects occupy almost all of theur tume un the aurplane sheet metal course Very great accuracy us stressed At first the begunner us held responsuble for errors of not less than l 64 of an unch, but as more experuence us acquured the work must be accurate to wuthun only a few thousandths of an unch In the words of one of the unstructors An aurplane consusts of over five thousand parts, and these parts must fut to exact precusuon The pupul learns howto read a blueprunt and howto make an exact copy by employ ung hus knowledge of mechanucal drawung ln no tume the pupul us quute adept at workung wuth such unstruments as a compass duvuder ruler, and scrube After the mechanucal drawung C O can O . . . 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Keepung Them Flyung Aurplane Sheet Metal Work has secured the unstructors approval, the pupul receuves a flat puece of metal, whuch may or may not have to be filed down to suze The metal us next blued and the drawing us laud out on ut Holes are drulled accordung to the desugn the metal us filed smooth the metal may have to be bent, ruvets are put un, and the funushed product us usually very sumular to a part of an aurplane wung or body but on a smaller scale such as a beam box About fifteen prouects all followung about the same outlune of work were completed by each pupul of the first semester class Each prouect becomes more duffucult and the pupul scon attauns a lot of experience wuth such tools as cleco pluers electruc motor drull and ruvet guns and he learns how to operate such machunes as the squeezer, brake for bending metal, large and small shears for cuttung metal roller and drull presses All are learned under the keen, watchful eyes of capable unstructors The unstructcrs are always cn the go, lendung a hand here or checkung some work there Ruvetung us an art and as such constant practuce us requured to ottaun a hugh degree of skull An aurplane un the basement of the Nuneteenth Street Buuldung us taken apart and of the Vultee Aurcraft Corporatuon The aurplane sheet metal course teaches the fundamentals of ruvetung and fabrucatucn Stress us put on great accuracy and hugh qualuty Much credut must be guven to these hugh schcol gurls, who tackled 'obs that five years ago were held exclusuvely by men The gurls started out wuth practucally no knowledge of aurplane sheet metal work but through hard and persustent practucal work they soon were ready to uoun Uncle Sam s war workers The gurls who began thus course the second semester voluntaruly offered to work eught hours a day unstead of the sux hours the other hugh school students attended classes The gurls were wullung to learn and once informed of the standards of aurcraft unspectuon that theur work had to meet they almost automatucally set themselves to ottaun these requurements un theur work It us the spurut of young women luke these that us makung ut possuble for our arucraft plants to contunue puttung out warplanes by the thousands Young wcmen takung the places of men un aurcraft productuon lunes wull unsure the contunued superuoruty of the Allued Aur Forces and wull brung thus war to an end quicker for as one unstructor saud Too few people realuze that the last thung an aurplane does us fly Q I iii O . , . . . . 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I I I l I . . . . ,, : Y B41 'K NT: vubvfl ', ,ff of ' K ' 1 3 4 , .fi If .Af-ff Rr? .1af'l'g f,,,, 1 I u I 1 , 9 ,. .31 .-wir f .. , f 1 R, 4, M.---gig . maui , ' i ' :Mzi 'ffmv- Keepmg Them Flymg Airplane Engine Work With the coming of the air age A H 9 has started a complete course on airplane engines Available to the students taking this course is STOO COO worth of tcp nctch equipment in the form of engines and other parts 5 cured from planes which saw service and were then retired because of obsolescence Some of the equipment was mode available through government funds A quantity of it was received from Middletown air depot ar-d shop The pupils alternate between high schccl and the shop spending two weeks doing bookwork and then two weeks in actual Contact with the engines At first they are given a thorough visual education on the different parts of the engines Then they go to work on real engines takmg them apart cleaning them putting them together timing them and learning the electrical connections Upon completing this course we know that the students will be ready for any war work whether it is in the armed services or in the shops at home l 0 I the Harrisburg aviation school, The braces forthe engines were furnished by the welding 1. 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JA 5' ,T Men from Mars Welding Seniors who chose to learn Arc Welding completed approximately two hundred and seventy five hours in the Nineteenth Street Vocational School Welding Shops the first semester and at the end of January were placed in essential war wcrk Their course covered the fundamentals in arc welding They were taught how to weld in all positions as well as how to weld all types of points that they might encounter in industry Using four different types of welding electrodes they welded plates that ranged from one eighth use in all the airplane engines in the Nineteenth Street School and made many other useful articles These seniors completed the last half of their school year in local war industries on full time work and received full credit at the end of the school term Right now many of them are welding on the assembly lines doing important 'obs Some are welding pcntoons for the Navy These boys are workmg eight hours a day six and sometimes seven days a week They are proud to do their part for the war effort They are also investing ten per cent of their earnings in war bonds inch thickness to heavy material. They fabricated and arc-welded stands that are in K Z T' .4 Wai SSSQMBQ xi-of , 5 :V A En .,.,:,,, Applied Physics A practucal sublect to know whether rn tume of war or peace us Physucs lt as especually Important nn the present war emergency lt us needed by every fughter on every battle held whether IH the alr sea or land More than twice as many students have taken Physics thus year as have IH any previous years Around the home Physlcs may be put to many practical uses so a knowledge of thus sublect us also Important for gurls As prelnductlon training the lmportance of Physlcs cannot be overlooked Stress has been made on The Principles of Machines and The Essentials of Electricity and Magnetism ln addltlon to general mtellugence the fellow who has a better knowledge of Physlcs has more of a chance to get a ratmg when he takes his varlous examnnatuons r 1 ' 1 1 ' , . , . 1 9 ,, vi' I' a My if-f i in . S Q -1-.- Myifl A 53, Mig ,Z Q, xg, A5594-i 4. f . X' gf-T 2 ' Q 4 nninlh fi... 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Y- A 1 .N f l- fx-1 . . .V va-, . ,W f IQ44 COMUS SAMUEL Mnssmfn EST 11444460214 MARIE DILLIARD 70 GEORGE Wooonma Smeg, fuumn History of the Class of 1944 Out of the young men and women compruslng the class of l944 of Allentown Hugh School there us not one who can pos lbly forget has hugh school days even lf he wanted to do so We have spent three of the most excntnng years of our llfe at Allentown Hugh Of course we cannot deny that durmg these three years the outslde world more than ever before has affected our school llves Because the war so deeply touched every member of the class we have devoted a portlon of our Comus to the war effort When we entered A H S In the warrnng months of l94l luttle d d we know what lay ahead of us Our football team went through its first undefeated season since l92l We were off to a gay start to a great three years Two rating periods had passed and we were finally getting acquamted wnth our new surroundmgs Then lust before Chrustmas and the gay holiday season our entire lltlle world burst into pueces The United States was agaun at war We had read about these things but we dldnt know war at flrst hand We had lnstened to accounts of other wars but we had no conception of what these thlngs meant We came back to school after mud years to flnd that we were buyung war bonds Instead of defense bonds and to discover that some of the members of our class had already left to enter the services of our country lt was hard to adlust ourselves to thus new sltuahon nt was tough to keep from havmg too much fun but we dad adlust ourselves Fmally when our first year of hugh school drew to a close we had survnved what was probably one of the most fearful crises of the natlon s hlstory we were ready for whatever was to come We started our lumor year wnthout some of our most promusung members Despute advuce that they remain an school, many boys left early to get unto the fnght Although many of these boys may never be graduated, they wull always, to us, be members of the Class of l944 Page Thirty six , V, . 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I - I i - , I . . , . . , . 1944 CDMU5 Class Hustory Continued Our uunuor year was one excutung uncudent after another We glorued un our flrst play and our unutual dance We felt let down after losung our first football game, but rose to super heughts after tyung Bethlehem un the Turkey Day classuc We all paud our class dues we all bought as many War Stamps and Bonds as we possubly could Outsude of doung schcol work we were engaged un many more actuvutues than we were accustomed to Many of the gurls dud hosputal work or helped the Red Cross wrap band ages The boys enlusted un Home Defense Corps Aur raud Warden Corps, and some en lusted un the Cuvul Aur Patrol The fine thung about all of thus was that the members of our class never lost theur sense of humor We had grown up fast un months of worldly affaurs and outsude lufe but we stull enuoyed our athletuc contests and our socual affaurs We finally passed the two thurds mark un our hugh school career a luttle damaged but stull functuonung as a class By the begunnung of our senuor year we were pretty well settled down to the busuness of ratuonung and aur raud alerts We had become rather well acquaunted wuth the war effort of our country, and we were gettung ready to put our shoulder to druvung the wedge to vuctory The members of our class could stull razz one another but they took to the uob of preparung themselves vugorously The boys receuved the toughest physucal dauly routune Of course studues changed decudedly un our senuor year Some of us took courses un war productuon others studued avuotuon and mechanucs specual war tume courses We worked at the school 'obs whuch we thought would help us un a war torn world ln school lufe we contrubuted our quota to a champuonshup football and basketball team as well as to a new boxung and wrestlung squad We kept on studyung, eatung arguung and laughung together for fuve out of seven days By thus tume quute a number of our class had left, but most of us trued to heed our teachers and parents advuce to remaun un school Our three years of hugh school drew to a close, the senuor year went too rapudly We flnally stand upon the threshold ofa new and a very strange world We are ready for war but we are more anxuous for an everlastung and lust peace Our hugh school days have been great days We are sorry that they are over Senta s beck un town agun To pay hus ennual wuzut To dekorate de Chruzzmauss truzz To hend ott touz ekwuzut Senta hulds a consultashun Pruwate wutt de cheeldrun Lerns fer wutt dare hott s desurun Lerns fer watt dare weeshun Steel kent flgger ott Wuttout gettun cott How he skwuzzes tru de smok pupe But weez weez knows dond we? R F Page Thirty seven training they had ever had, and after momentary griping, become used to the . . , I IQ44 CUMUS ALBRIGHT LUCILLE A ou General Knowledge us the hull whuch few may wush to clumb Lucky wu'l be the patuents un a certaun hosputal where thus blonde wull be houdung some officer s hand to take hus pulse Cadet Nursung us a flne opportunuty and Luculle us goung to take advantage of ut She us capable of succeedung un the uob because she possesses the necessary qualutues She takes an actuve unterest un sports and exercuse certaunly flts unto the pucture of nursung We all wush her the very best of luck Basketball 1 Gurl Reserves 2 Natuonal Honor Soruety 4 ALEXANDER MARY M Skuppy College Preparatory If l cannot do great things I can do small things un a great way' A sparklung smule gay carefree chatter and a bubblung per sonaluty spell out Mary who delughts un teasung her fruends but cant take teasung herself Mary us a stalwart fruend and o good student always ready for work or for play Dramotucs and musuc rank top among her varued unterests She loves to dance to play the puano and to sung Although she untends to take communuty recreatuon work at Cedar Crest College Mary wants to contunue her dromatuc studues Hlstorucal Society 2 3 4 .lunuor Math Club l.atun Club 3 Secretary 4 Le Cercle Francaus 3 4 Play Commuttee 3 Dramatlcs 4 Senuor Class Play ALLEBACH DONALD C Ollue General Ollue usa uovual red haured amphubuous sort of fellow who sheds water luke a duck and swums luke a tm tush Hus aquatuc abulutues have gauned for hum o place onthe swummung team There wull be no need for unvasuon barges when Ollue gets over there for the Englush Channel wull be no obstacle for thus young merman Hus pleasant dusposutlon and good sportsmanshup have won hum many truends ANDERTON FREDERICKA Freddue General I luke work I can slt and look at ut for hours So you want to know who the gurl us wuth the bewutchung smule and long blonde hour? Thats Freddue the gurl wuth a but of talent un almost every tueld If ut s boogue woogue you want shell supply ut If uts sports thats all rught too for Freddue loves swummung tennus and dancung It uts games theres Frutz rootung the loudest Thus year her unterest un football and basketball seems augmented We re Iookung forward to her success as a socual worker commercual artust or a super housewufe She could handle any of these superbly Canary and Blue 4 Monroe Hugh School Michigan Rhyme and Reason 1 2 Chorus l Student Councul 2 Handbook Red Cross 2, Gurl Reserves 3 Spamsh Club 3 Page Thirty etght , . L . , . , . , . f -1 ' f -' , . , . . . I I . - 1 , , . - t , . , I ' ' , , f ' 1 ' f : , f f I , . There are at least some well-disposed men in the world. . . . . , I - . I . . , , . . . . . . , . . - , - u I 1 . . . . . . . - , , . , . . I , . i ' , ' ' , f i : i 1944 CUMUS ANDREAS BETTY M Butchue College Preparatory l do not know of any way so sure to make others happy as bemg happy one s self Here us somethmg new dnfferent and delightful approved processed trled and tested by the Whats Coolnn lads and losses of A H S Take one half of the golden gleam from o pretty blonde head dust wnth a thlmbleful of twmkle from a pour of soft blue eyes slft the sparkle from a merry laugh add a punch of subtle wut tlnally blend the mnxture Then you have somethnng ready m a mmute to serve anytlme any place any way A recipe fit for a lady for Betty ns a lady ala mode In the mode of any day Latm Club 2 3 4 Le Cercle Francms 3 4 Hlstorlcal Socaety 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 Public Speaking 4 ANILOSKY THELMA LEAH Leah General Her lovelmess l never knew until she smiled at me Leahs sunny smule graces many a football game dance and swlmmlng party Just show her an accordnon and shell really go to town Leah s ambltlon IS to be an ortust and we know at to be a profession for whnch she us gutted Y W C A l The Record Clubl 1 Q6 ARMENTANO MARIE ANN Wee But General APPEL JEAN LUCILLE Jean General We dream of Jeanne with the light brown hair Jean ns a pretty smooth character One look at her deep dark eyes and the boys lust drool She enloys movles danclng horse back ndnng and takes part ln many other actnvntues Nurses traunmg us her plan for the future Lots of luck Jean Dramotlcs Club l Girl Reserve Club 4 Algebra Club Green eyes spell temper Here she comes thas Ilttle happy go lucky cutle Whenever you see a crowd of boys or gurls laughing Marne as sure to be nn the mldst of them She as an ardent sports fan and a swell dancer Although Marne ns never seen rushmg madly to classes she has come through very successful'y here at A H S May good luck and happy days follow her wherever she goes Gym Club 2 Basketball 3 4 Page Thirty mne 1 1944 CUMUS ARNER, CHARLES Chos Industrial There s musuc and a great lot ot' other thungs un the our Charles us engaged un raduo work un the electruc shop expects to leave at the end of the flrst semester for the Aur Corps Even now he us a C A P He us o nuce quuet fellow and really knows hus roduo He has been known to repaur raduos Sometumes he us called the Demon Repo rer or Who threw that meter? lncudentally he lukes Brownettes ARNER JEANETTE LUClLl.E Blondue General lf you can t find her she s at a movue Jeanette us 5 4 has blonde hour and hazel eyes and would much rather go to o movue than do her homework She lukes sports especually basketball Blondue has no specual ambutuon but we know that whatever she goes un for she wull do wuth all her heart Gurl Reserves 4 '45 BACH ROBERT Bob College Preparatory AULENBACH RICHARD H Duck College Preparatory For we that lrve to please please to luve When you first meet Duck you notuce hus happy dusposutuon and love of fun but underneath all thus runs o streak of seruousness H us an admurer of swung and cuts a mean rug However hus appre cuatuon of musuc extends farther than that Thus us evudent un hus fine collectuon of classucal musuc He also enuoys all sports and plays several We are glad Duck has chosen the munustry as hus vocatuon the munustry needs men luke hum Knowung hum as we do we are sure he wull make hus lute a real servuce to others 4 Historical Society 4 Class Play 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Home Room Representative 4 Human nature craves novelty Bob us a good natured happy go lucky fellow who us wullung to help anyone he can He us mstunctuvely slow to crutucuse and can always take a lake and send one rught back Amateur raduo us hus maun unterest and un pre war days when thus thrullung hobby was permutted Bob spent many hours at hus rug Everythung can waut when Bob us construct ng a new puece of equupment Uncle Sam had better put hum un the Sugnal Corps Bob plays the puono and the organ Page Forty . . , . . Q He fl 4 Q, , ' ' . e . X I . . . . I . , . ' I - j sand 2i Latin Club 3, 4, Mum club 3, 4, Red cfm council f iulifu 1 ' ' ' f , f ' ' 1 1 K 'if 'sf ' 1944- CUMUS BACHMAN RUTH Shorty General Oh she s little but she s wise She s a terror for her size A tiny mite, Shorty, for all her four feet eleven and a half is full of mischief Her winning smile cheerful disposition, and love for dancing all help to make her the gal she is To Shorty we wish a long happy life BACHMAN STUART u College Preparatory Hell s ng to the clouds and wave to a star Stuart has more solo hours to his credit than most pilots his age He s crazy about anything pertaining to airplanes For years he has dreamed of flying and lust as soon as they I' 'et hum quit playing at It he ll noun the Army Air Corps Stu is a carefree smiling fellow who even flies over the dance Hoor but It s no solo flight' He writes too' Page almost any Canary !kQS 1 GL.. 'Y' 4' BACKENSTOE DOROTHY BETH Dolly General A babbling brook IS never still Dolly a tiny b'ue eyed girl with light brown hour always rushing to the next period to lam l'l the gossip never tures of talking but keeps up n continuous strain all day long Her passion for stray dogs has caused her plenty of difficulty with the family She is a pleasant and understanding gurl likes to read and never misses a football game During the summer Dolly contmues her study of botany and take. long tramps in the country searchmg for flowers. Her ambition is to travel. Chorusl 2 3 BALL RUTH Ruthie Commercicl If height were gold she would own a mint. Ruthie wou'dn't brag about it but she has the marks that make o fellow with 75 envy her. A nice thing about her knowledge is that shes willing to share it, Outside of school she has many in- terests. She handles the money for her club and does a good iob of keeping the books. After graduation she'lI make on efficient secretary for someone although she says these times and conditions make it hard to decide iust what to do. Girl Reserves 3 Page Forty-one 'QA-4 CUMUS BANCROFT RUTH ELIZABETH Ruthie Commercial Her tume us her own or us ut? Gay of manner with blue eyes and brown hour, Ruthie us one of our best students She is active un many of the school clubs and earns high marks un her studies She lukes outdoor sports you can always see her at football games inthe winter, and swim ming un the summer She holds her own with both gurls and boys She hopes to become o secretary upon graduation Chour 3 Chorus 2 3 Histor cal Socuety 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Commercual Club 4 BANK DORIS Dorus College Preparatory There can no great smoke aruse, but there must be some fire Dont let the face fool youl Among her other virtues Dorus can boast eight years of playing the piano o 98 in Spanish un excelled neatness and knitting two sweaters in one summer She admuts that solud geometry confuses her, and that she would rather go to study hall than to gymn Doris plans to make the life of some twelve year olds miserable un five years after she completes a teacher s course un the City of Brotherly Love Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Pan Amerucan Socuety 3 4 Senuor Mathematucs Club 4 Home Room Representatuve 3 Dramatucs 4 Production Staff of Class Play 3 4 BARTHOL LORRAINE E lorry General BANZHOFF JEANETTE Janet College Preparatory A babblung brook us never stull If you should hear Do you have your physucs2 you would know that Janet had appeared Or you might hear an alto solo because Jcnet us in the a cappella Chour Although one of her favorite sports us football, she us fond of all sports To be a good nurse is what Janet wants and she wull be good meducune to all her patients After her traunung period she would like to enlist as a Navy Nurse Good luck Janet Latun Club 3 4 a capella Chour 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 Historical Society 4 Bombs are quuet too untul they blow up Lorry is a swell girl who takes the school and its activities to heart. She keeps clippings about school sports and about service men lNavyl in Georgia in a big scrapbook. Her curly hair is the envy of many girls at A. H. S. She likes to hear ' Frankie sing but despises his looks. Lorry intends to be either a bookkeeper or a WAVE. We wish her all the luck in the world. Page Forty-two 1944 s f! BAUDER DORIS R Dons College Preparatory Her ways are ways of pleosantness Dons IS sometumes qulet always pleasant and occasuonally loyful From mmute to minute she has us all bewuldered She takes an nnterest In her school work whuch ns probably one reason for her hugh marks Dons especnally lnkes math wornes about physlcs and enroys swnmmmg and hukung Dons hopes to wear starched whnte umforms In a good hosputal Her fnendly ways wlll help her to be successful National Honor Society BAUER VERNA Verna General A babbhng brook never runs still Verna as a composute of buslness and fun Whever she goes she us nght ct home To be on the nght snde of Verna, lust suggest gettmg the latest combunatnon sundae of bananas, whxpped crec m, and nuts But the next day Verna wrll want to run a mule to take ott those extra pounds ln her serious moods, Verna IS a level headed grrl, always to be depended on for a logtcal answer Her posse, cheertulness, and mtellvgence wlll make her o good nurse German Club 4 CUMUS BASTIAN OWEN M JR Mxke Commerc-al He profits most who serves best Make as o qunet sort of a fellow In school but out of school IS lust the opooslte He knows that there I a tume and place for every thang especnally for hrs school actwttles He takes a great Interest tn football basketball, and bowlmg Gnrls are of no unterest to hum for he needs most ot hrs tnme for other achvnttes To 'om the Navy I5 hrs untentlon and wnth hrs personality and character he will be a trustworthy sailor and wull serve his country well BAUER ELEANOR e r Commercuol A thmg of beauty IS a ,oy forever Its lovelmess Increases lt will never pass into nothmgness Mux a dehghtful personality a Itttle mlschnet and ceaseless chatter and there us Eleanor Shes always dancmg about wnth her brown haur bobbmg and her brown eyes shmmg Not bramy but nntelllgent, she enloys sports and music One of these days she wall succeed un gettmg somethung b sfdes Coca Cola at Hugo sl Just an average Amencan gurl an all around good sport 'X I Page Forty three ' . 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I . , Th K'd ' ' A i ' ' 1 . . . . et H , . 19-44 CUMUS BAUMGARTEN REBEKAH ANN Becky College Preparatory Better to be happy than wise Becky may be an old fashuoned name, but thus luttle brunette as a 1944 model Her pleasant smule dustnnguushes her among her friends and seems especlally attractwe to the boys Her outside cctlvutues consust mannly of sknng swlmmmg and dancmg You can always find Becky In the cheerung crowd at a basketball or football game She engoys school too, un sprte of her trouble wnth chemlstry Becky plans to go to college to become on mteruor decorator BEAM ROBERT EDWARD Professor Commercial Kindness wins success lf you want to know how popular thus man as well ust tell you thus Professor was one of the few men the class was wnllmg to run for a presudent un October T943 He as a member of the Semor Class Councxl that was created thus year and that agam tells you what the class thinks of hum ln has sophomore and lunlor years he was a member of the Red Cross Councnl He us always workmg fellow He wants to be a lawyer and us consequently actlve an subgects concermng hustory and the future of our country Semor Class Council 4 Red Cross Councll 2 3 French Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 BECKER BETTY JANE Mlggs College Preparatory Fun and laughter cure all flls An unforgettable smnle a cheery hello and delughtful con BEAN RICHARD Beanle General The measure of a mans life IS the spending of It not :ts length Beanle IS usually seen wuth a math book under his arm and a slnde rule m hns hand these bemg the tools of hns favonte subgect He took photos of hns frnends as a hobby before fnlm became scarce, and says he wnll do so agam when at ns avanlable He plans to study Mechanical Engineering Pan Amencan League 3 Math Club 3 4 versatuon desfnbe Mnggs She always manages to be where there os good musnc and she IS an exceptlonally fine tap dancer Dancmg all forms of sport, and cheenng her team to victory are her pet pastames Before football and basketball games she stands In front of the A H S band spmmng the baton Mlggs has consndered gommg the Waves No matter what she undertakes you may be sure she wall come out on top Best of luck, Muggs' Page Forty four . 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I . . , , -I - , I I , . 5 ' , . , for the success of the class, and is always willing to help the other - , f ' , , , . , . 2 , , I I ' I T ' I I - , Latm Club 2 Chorus2 3 4 Choir 3 4 National Honor 1944 CDMUS BECKER DARLENE Becky College Preparatory Never stand begalng for that which you have the power to ecrr There ts a notable dtfference between a student and a pupil Darlene ns deflmtely a student Darlene ns by no means one slded enther Her saprano vouce adds qJaluty to the school choir Sh works wnth dlfferent church groups and yet ts not too sertous msnded to have o good tlme an fact wherever she I5 you can hear her having a good tame Books football swnmmmg she ltkes them all Scclety 4 BECKER ESTON Essue College Preparatory Yea twice on Sundays Eston IS o gay young man wnth a brught smile and a cheery hello for everyone As everyone who vs not deaf knows hrs hobbnes are photography gas model anrplanes and flndmg out what nukes things tuck He has unusual skull In making dIfllCUl' technical thungs perfectly clecr even to cn unskllled cudlence Hts best I ked sports are swlmmmg ard Ice skctma Eston IS an Avlatlcn Cade' as well as a member of the Cuvtl Amr Patrol Cadets He ts an earnest student and a good friend We wash hum all the luck In the world f he BECKER JEDA Jeda College Preparatory An ear full of music a heart full of song Jeda IS one of the flnest of the 44 crop When tt com s to BECKER JACK Buck General Hr yo Silver' Aw a a a y' Everyone knows Jack for all the students see hum and all his teachers hear htm He enloys horseback rudmg loves Ice skatmg and plays the drums and tympant He may become a make up artist Ban 1 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 preparmg menus ask Jeda she really knows her foods for she IS to be a duetutnan Interested un musuc too see below J do wtll soon be off to college where shell make good grades ofcourse and she s also sure to have some swell tnmes as she had wnth us Chorus l 2 3 a cappella Choir 3 Page Forty ftve t . . , . . i . . 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' e ' , 1 1 I ' I 1 v 1 i V V 1944 CDMUS BEHAR ROBERTI ob College Preparatory Be calm be cheerful be fruendly be undependent banush hurry and worry Thus broad shouldered sux footer us really a hep drummer When he beats hus drums, you lust have to keep un tempo wuth hum Besudes playung wuth the hugh school band, he plays un one of Allen town s top rankung dance bands Before long we are sure to see hum lusted among the country s best musucuans or at work un a shoe store assustung the prettuest gurls wuth theur purchases for thus chap has a keen eye for pretty gurls Well Gnd hum un the aur corps for Band 3 4 Stu Wrestlung 4 BEuL HARVEY J Jack Electruc Shop Str ctly on the beam, always on the way to new accomplushments Harvey us luked by everyone he knows because he s so easy to get along wulh He has a pleasung personaluty cnd devotes most of hus tume to hus fruends un town He expects to enter the service He us runnung on an electruc track and wull probably stay on ut af er the war the duratuon Some man that Behar' dent Pan Amerucan league 3 Presudent 4 BEITER DOROTHEA LOUISE Dot General It s a fruendly heart that has fruends A hearty laugh a flashung smule a cheery call thats Dot gay fruendly luvely, and popular Furthermore she us tops un danc ung and sungung She us always ready for a good tume and those who know her apprecuate her loyalty and sunceruty Intellugence neatness and attractuveness are characterustucs whuch wull help Chour 4 BENDER HILDA T Commercual It s nuce to be natural uf one us naturally nuce Those who havent met Hulda are mussung somethung for her pleasant manner and her wunnung smule endear her to all Hulda s merry laugh us proof of her sense of humor Her unterest centers around dancung and uce skatung She us also an ardent football and basketball fan All of Hulda s fruends are wushung her success un her career as a secretary Commercual Club 4 Page Forty sux her do any work that comes her way Y W C A l Home Room Presudent 3 Chorus 4 a cappella I I . 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I I V W '- I I ' I - - I ' r 1 . . . . 5 i 5 , I K. , . , . . . . , . r 1944 CUMUS BERG ROBERT Bob Co lege Preparatory A man i what he makes himself Althouah an crdent archer after school hours Bob is willing and prepared to shoulder a gun for his country Instead of tot ng a bow However if the war is over before his enlistment in the a med services becomes effective Bob plcrs to study electrical engineer ng Bob s the kmd ofa friend anyone wou d be grateful to have He enloys actlna and has aken par in several plays at BERGER CARLTON Nose General lt s fun to be alive Carlton 6 2 is a likable fellow Where theres food youll find him A wonder in all sports he likes basketball best His marks and intelligence are above the average Carlton is a well rounded person and a potentna' Air Corps man Fly as hugh Nose as you flew at A H S Amer can League 3 4 A H S Truly he s a personality well worth emulating Bandl Orchestral Plays 2 3 4 Math Club 3 4 an if Varsity A Club 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 BERGER VIRGINIA .Imny General Everything ends rn songs Jmny is a happy go lucky girl whois always sunny and cheerful Her hobbies are collecting records autographs and photographs of popular musicians and vocalists She also likes to kmt and crochet Jinnys ambition ns to become a singer for some popular orchestra BERGMAN RICHARD D. Dick College Preparatory Human nature craves novelty. Here is one fellow who upsets the proverbial notions about ministers sons. Dick who came to A. H. S. at the beginning of his iunior year is usually found reading a book about one of his favorite hobbies. He likes science and foreign languages but dis- likes homework in anything. Dick expects to go to Muhlenberg College. Band 3- German Club 44 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Page Forty-seven 1944- EERLlN JOYCE NERIDETH Joy cu Commercucl How sweet to remember the trouble that us past Joycue us a person you always want around for where there s Joyce theres fun Joyce undulges un many sports but us especually talented un swummung tennus and roller skatung She loves to dance and to go to football basketball and swummung meets, and stuI' she us a conscuentuous worker Here at last us a gurl who can cook sew, and do all the essentual household dutues wuth grace and skull Whats more, Joyce can change a blue day to a sunny day Gym Club 2 BEST SARA JANE Muke College Preparatory Thunk of ease but work on Sara us truly dynamuc Deservedly popular wuth both her fellow classmates and her teachers she ranks hugh and us cheerful dependable and versatule Sara has dustunguushed hersell un extra currucular actuvutues Look at that lust' She plays baseb ll and tennus enuoys readung stamp collectung and good musuc lkes mathematucs and scuence and hopes someday to become cu laboratory technucuan Wuth so envuabl a record at hugh school who can say what heughts she may attaun Vuce Presudent of Class 4 Chorus 2 3 Latun Club 2 Juunucr Malhematucs Club V1cePresudent 3 Home Room Representatuve 2 3 Senuor Mathematucs Club 4 German Club President 4 Hustorucal Socuety Presudent 4 Ncltlcnal Honor Society Vuce Presudent 4 COMU5 BERKENSTOCK MARJORIE V Margue General learn, laugh luve, and love Meet Morgue, the gurl wuth long brown haur, the gurl every body lukes, the gurl who us wullung to try anythung once Morgue us an outdoor gurl Roller skatung and hukung are her favorute sports Her spurut of good cheer wull lead her unto paths of happuness Gurl Reserves 4 BERND DORIS L ot Commercual Wullung to help at all tumes Dorus us the kund of a gurl who can laugh when there us an occasuon and be seruous when she must She lukes readung good books, dancung musuc basketball and football She us also en thusuastuc about housework and us unterested un the part women are playung un the war Dot hopes to work un a defense plant untul she us old enough to uoun one of the servuces Page Forty eight u . , . 1 - ' S . . , I . . . . . , . , , I u - u u - f ' I 1, . . , ' if ' .IL A , . 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Q , . - , ' - i 1 I i i ' i v , J I ,f 2 W f F I ' , ' 1944- CDMUS B'EVER RICHARD Beaver General Never make excuses Your frrends don t need them And your enemles won t belleve them Beaver ns a good natured fellow wuth a clever smnle always ready to help anyone In need He IS an average student Hrs chuef Interest as m swummmg football and basketball and has :href ambmon to rom the Army We wnsh hum good luck BLEHM RUTH MAY Ruthne General Feed the musician and he s out of tune Ruthie IS small and quiet but roots loudly for her favorite team an football baseball or basketball Her favonte pastrmes are eatmg sleepmg readmg and lestenmg to her records She would luke to be o nurse BLOCH RAY CHARLES Skip Electric Shop Than large and cast a shadow lntroducmg no other than the lnvelnest most shockmg student electncxan In the shop of the good old Alma Mater Take a good look gurls Not loud and bousterous nor yet snlent he always makes has presence felt by hrs natural pleasant manner We all wash hum as much success out m the world as he has achueved here Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 BORTZ HAROLD A Bortxy College Preparatory My best thoughts always come a little too late A happy go lucky fellow wlth a smnle on his Iups and a wrse crack handy thats Bortzy He would rather sung or blast heck out of hrs cornet and the nenghbors ears than to attend to has studues He usually spends hrs Saturday mghts bowlmg or roller skatmg nn the moonlnght Harold had expected to goto Penn State to study agrlcultural engmeenng but the war has changed that Now he as trynng for Naval Officers traunmg Band 3 a cappella Chorr 3 4 Page Forty nine ' I . r - , . , . . . . 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I f , , , . . . . . . . - . , . . . . . 1 ' r IQ44 CDMU5 BORTZ JANICE EVELYN Janice College Preparatory Plpmg down the valleys wild Piping songs of pleasant glee Pert and pretty our Jamce may not be the women s champion hurdler but when nt comes to obstacles watch out' lf you are ever bowled over on the way around a corner thats Jamce Shell be the prude ofthe campus at the college IN the deep South Jan may be In the mnnornty but that dlmpled smnle and love for llfe ns gotng to get her places That smooth temperament keeps everyone on has toes laughing rlght back Into two btg brown eyes Fun fruends and femlmmty youll find that combination nn .lame Red Cross Counctl 3 Pan Amerrcon Club 3 4 Home Room BORTZ LeROY H Schmtzer General Do today what you can do tomorrow LeRoy Bortz IS a flne fellow and a splendld student He says llttle, but thinks a great deal He has mastered what most men have fouled to master, the art of not talkmg too much, and of speakmg at the proper tame If you have hum for a fruend you have a real frnend, of unquestuonable honesty and smcertty He comes from a Fme uprught famnly and has been taught good fine honest thmgs and this makes hum one of the finest men among us Representatwe 4 Semor Math Club 4 l WY BORTZ MARIETTA Bortze College Preparatory On the stage she was natural simple affec Ing Twas only when she was off she was acting Marnetta ns always translatmg Clcero or Vnrgnl unless there ns some dramatnc producttan nn town She has been studymg the theatre for several years and wnll extol the ments of Shakespeare any tame Watch your change whtle thus young lady IS around she ts a numnsmattst always on the lookout for a new find Marnetta expects to go to Temple Umversuty next fall Smcernty and whole heartedness dlstmguush her though she ns not wuthout that so as It us and outen the lught dustmctlon too Nattonal Honor Society 4 Latm Club 3 4 Historical Soclety 3 4 lnterclass Play Jumor Class Play Semor Class Play BOUCHAT JEANETTE C Bushy lndustrnal She may seem bashful tlmld and shy but walt To strangers Bushy may seem qulet and reserved but to her close frlends she as tops Her pleasmg personalvty has won her scores of frnends Her mam ambmon ts to work In the heart of a defense plant domg her part to wun the war Page Fifty 1944 CUMUS BOWE JOAN Joan General The thung that costs the least and does the most us lust a p easant smule For a flne companuon and lots of fun Joan us your gurl She loves bowlung swummung and horseback rudung An average hugh school senuor Joan has a shunung and radvant personallty She fre quently makes the honor roll and us on her way to a successful future A A BOYKAS WILLIAM Bartender lndustrual When the well us dry they know the worth of water Wulluam Boykas us playfully dubbed Bartender by hus class mates because hus haur has a tendency to curl unwards remunuscent of old fashuoned bartenders Wulluam wull make a success of hus shop work he knows what he us doung and does ut well He has the abuluty to express humself un hus work Wulluam plays un two bands the Puoneer and the State Guard Band and us goung farther and farther un musuc all the tume He us heartuly endorsed by hus fellow students lv BRAMICH JEANETTE Jeannue Commercual Thus world s a funny world un ways but consuderung It s a great world to luve un .leannues full of fun whuch us proved by laughter that some tumes emuts from Mr Rabenold s offuce, where she assusts hum wufh clerucol work She lukes to swum dance, laugh and sung She takes lufe quute seruously but cannot decude whether to be a secre tary or a hausewufe She has Iught brown hour a pug nose and dumpled cheeks She does well un school where she us a member of the Commercual Club She has a craze for wrutung, and has occasuon aluy contrubuted to the Canary Though uolly and gay she us always suncere Wuth her sunceruty may she also have prasperuty BRANDMEIER MARY Merry Commercual Let others share your sunny days and you will fundut true That others wull be glad to share the rauny days wuth you Mary has hazel eyes and a cheery smule She us an udeal fruend loyal trustworthy honest and kund and readily makes fruends wuth anyone She has a brught humorous outlook on lufe and an overabundance of vuvud umogunatuon Marys unterests un clude everythung from uutterbuggung to Shakespeare It us not uncommon to flnd her at home readung a novel and trytung to lusten to Harry James at the same tume Mary has no specual ambutuon, she belueves the future wull take care at utself All un all, she us a typucal all Amerucon gurl Pa go Fifty one 1944- CUMUS BRAY BRYAN B on Ar hntectural Draftmg SIlence I5 always safe And IS frequently the sma test thmg we can say Bryan IS an average student an actIve person who takes part In all kmds of sports, as well as In socual UCfIVIlIeS He IS qulet but has an envuable personaluty and IS always wullung to help out a frIend Although he lIkes baseball basketball football, swImmIng, and skatIng very much, he takes a great Interest In hrs trombone Bryan has an aboundmg determmatnon to get ahead and to w n He IS also qulte an archutectural draftsman and welder BREININGER HARLAN A Har College Preparatory There If nonsense In the best of men Just another graduate of the great Allentown Hugh School who goes about hls studIes and dutues cheerfully, regarless of wheth er he lukes them or not He s Interested In outdoor IIfe and I never happIer than when he IS weanng a paIr of roller or ICE skates HIs temper shows up every coupla weeks Someday he hopes to be a pllot of a guant bomber, and for thIs reason he expects to Iom the V 5 to get hIs traInInc Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra2 BREISCH STANLEY Stan Industrial What l am to be I am now becomIng Dependable thnfty and retIcent, Stans Integnty IS acknow ledged by all those who know hIm He IS Interested In outdoor sports especIally Ice skctmc Iukes to read good stones and IS Interested In avIatIon He expects to go Into the aIrcraft Industnes BRESLIN MADELINE Peep General OuIet IS the lady In every way Happy and cheerful the live long day MadeIIne a small cheerful gurl, belueves that to make a fnend IS to be one Although Madellne IS shy at tImes, she has many de voted fnends Durmg her IeIsure Peep enycys takmg part In swIm mmg danclng, and ICO skatmg ln fact Madelme can accompllsh anythlng she undertakes Page FI fly two 1944 CUMUS BREWEN MAE Darlsre General A pleasant smrle rs welcome to everyone Darlsre rs a lrttle lass wrth a sweet personalrty She has many frrends but rs portrculorly rnterested rn the Army Of all sports basketball and football are most rnterestrng to her Whenever a popular orchestra rs heard on the radro Darlsres feet begrn to rump and rrve BREWER JOSEPH B oe College Preoaratory Damn the torpedoes' Full speed ahead ts that Brewer boy agarn Bashfu as he s he strll has frrends and gets around He rs an enthusrastrc beekeeper A few years ago he consrdered hrmself a honey producer now he rs content to be known as a bee keeper He lkes hrs school work and does well rn mathematrcs and gym Joe has a great future ahead of hrm he rs relrable and has many good qualrtres Joes favorrte pastrmes are lrstenrng to popu ar musrc dancrng and whrstlrng at pretty grrls BREY EDWARD Eddre Generar A folly good fellow Eddre rs the tall, studrous energetrc person you see walkrng down the hall whrstlrng or srngrng a popular song Hrs weaknesses are sporty tres, loud socks tooth prcks and talkrng to the opposrte sex He was known as the man wrthout a homeroom after hrs teacher told hrm to pack up and leave Never knowmg what trme school starts rn the mornrng he always comes wandermg rn late He rs near the head ofthe class when rt rs rn alphabetrcal order Eddre s BRISSETTE GERARD Gerry Commercral To be great rs to be great rn lrttle things Gerry has a great desrre to be a success no matter what field he wrll enter Play wrrtrng rn hrs paramount ambrtron He has wrrtten musrcal preces whrch he uses rn the musrcol play Yrppy Hr' submrtted for possrble use as the lnter class play He rs certarn that whatever professron he undertakes as the final bread and butter rob he wrll strrve to become a success whrch rs the hope of all who know hrm Page Fifty three one ambrtron rs to rom the Paratroopers r , . , . ., . , W . ,r . , I . . - . . ., 5 . : . - 1 . 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I I 1944- CUMUS BROBST FRANCIS H rush Machme Shop A qulet lnend rs a loyal friend Whenever you hear Fogelsvull you con be certaun Brobst us around for thats hls home town A calm qulet fellow he enloys sports and outdoor lufe Judgnng by hos accomplishments we have no doubt that hus star wnll contnnue to shme brulluantly He hopes to loan the Navy Amr Corps Happy landmg Frankie Baseball 3 BRONG MIRIAM JEANNE Mum College Preparatory Yes I ll go along Where to' Generally speaking Mlm IS wullmg to go along wlth the crowd lf It s a basketball, football or swlmmnng meet or If the gang wants to go danclng, thats all right too Munam IS always flrst to adopt the newest fads from Ouqa board to the latest record An excellent swnmmer tenms player, uce skater and dancer, Mum also manages to be above average IN her work Many of us testify that she IS a grand source of information to o struggling classmate and wager that she wnll be a success un any course she chooses to follow Basketball 3 4 German Club 4 Aquacade 4 BROSCHAK FRANCES Franme College Preparatory Studles serve for delrght, for ornament and for abrlrty Small and rather serlous with dark brown hanr and o congenial BROOKING GLADYS G Glad General Glad IS an average hugh school senior who does her work well but also enloys dancmg swlmmmg and :ce skatlng Glad wants to enllst In the Spars, but her youth may interfere We are sure that sooner or later her dreams wlll be fulhlled and we all wush her the best that llfe con offer Grrl Reserves 3 personalnty IS Frances She prefers to spend her tnme sketchmg comnng fashions Her scrap book us full of promusmg sketches Regardless of her quuetness she IS o competent, dependable nndustrlous honor student Frances wants to work In a hospltal laboratory where we know she wnll forge ahead chemlstry and physlcs were put on the school curnculum for her Her fnends wush her truly deserved success and happxness German Club 3 Latfn Club 2 Jumor Mathematics Club 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Historical Society 3 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Page Fifty four , . I ' . el . . I l I . I . - 1 . , . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 I - - 1 , , . I .. - 1 - 1 1 1 f 2 Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. . . . I I I - ' 1 I ' kb I . , . 1 , . 1 . . . l . . I . 1 ' f ' ' f i 1 ' Lf IQ-44 CUMUS BROWN ALTHEA General So small so wlse But oh how she can roll those eyes Al a small person wlth a bug personality IS recognlzed by her lovely smile whuch ns a treat to see Wherever you flnd a lukebox you find Al for she loves to dance She plans to go mto trumlng wil BROWN WILLIAM College Preparatory l ll smile my way through If I may but Ill flght my way through lf I must Bulls smnle and hearty laugh are has trademarks Hls good nature makes hum fruends everywhere He us a boxer of no mean abnllty lyou should have seen hum at Pottsvullel and was out for Dave Hackett s great swlm team for two years He also IS a better than average bowler for hrs age Bull IS an ardent stamp collector wnth a collection of 2000 dnfterent stamps Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 and her worm sympathetlc nature wall make her a flne nurse Bull hopes to get unto the Navy V l2 program and can that organlzatuon use a man wlth the dlsposntlon and the varled abulltles that Bull has' Math Clubfi 4 Boxing 4 Swlmmmg 2 3 BUDIHAS ANDREW JR Bugs lndustrlal A clean bullt well dressed sharp A thrill for every girl s heart Bugs as a c ear cut keen mmded sort of fellow He mduges In Commercual A lovely being scarecely formed or molded A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded A smnle that as cheerful a bram that IS wntty, a bundle of 'oy thats Betty A swell fnend and a good sport she IS usually the center of attentuon Betts earns qulte satisfactory grades to her utter amazement She has a grand personallty and IS easy to know and luke At the moment she as clerkmg at Hess Bros but someday she wall be a dress designer She also has a very partncular nnterest un aurplanes swnmmnng and basketball Hts drafting us etflclently and neatly done and he always learns more than IS required Sporting up and attendlng dances ns Bug s chnef dellght Recently he made a trlp to Phlladelphla to take his Alr Corps examnnatuon He passed the exam and us awultmg call after whvch he hopes to be a pulot on a Flymg Fortesss Bomber Page Fifty fave T 7l , Al , am A W aucvcw,-mesa, sent Lou sem . I I I 1944 CDMUS BULLER RODERIC 9 College Preparatory There I5 no royal road to anythung One thmg at a tume and all things un successuon Rod has rusen to a posutuon of honor and leadershup un each of the many tlelds un whuch he has engaged Hus affable smule and wunnung personaluty have guven hum many fruends who have con tunually elected hum to lead them un extra currucular actuvutues Rods scholastuc and athletuc standung us the natural product of push and of well developed braun Hus fruendluness personaluty and untellugence wull take Rod to the heughts of a meducal career Sophomore and Iumor Class Treasurer Natuonal Honor Socuety President 4 Swummung Team 2 3 4 Varsuty A Club 3 4 A1r Raud Warden 3 4 BURGER RICHARD Duck General Study to shew thyself approved unto God a workman that needeth not to be ashamed rightly duvmmg the word of truth Duck us known to most of hus schoolmates as a somewhat thoughtful tender hearted lad Hus hobby us rausung racung and exhubutung many varuetues of pugeons Besudes bemg an ardent pugeon fancuer he us a lover of nature especually of anumals Although he us no star he does luke basketball and swummmg BURIAN JACK Jack General The rule of my life us to make business a pleasure and pleasure my busmess Jack us deep un sports basketball football and swummung head hus lust Beung generous consuderate and ambutuous he us a fruend to have forever Jack us an admurer of gurls but never takes them too seruously Hes an avuatuon mechanuc and plans to be a mechanuc un the Navy BURKHARDT GLORIA EARLENE College Preparatory Happiness IS a cllvune guft lt us the best of human possessions Here s a candudate for the udeal hugh school student No matter what the subuect Glorua s unutuatuve carrues her through wuth flyung colors She stands hugh un the honor group Whule school work us a mauor concern ut does not absorb all her unterest Musuc also runs for Glorua us an accomplushed puanust What she wull be? A teacher? An Interpreter? She doesnt know But she wull succeed whatever she chooses because shes Glorua' Class Accompanrst 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 latin Club 2 3 Presudent 3 Junuor Mathematrcs Club Senuor Mathematucs Club Hustoncal Society Pan Amerucan Society 3 4 Natuonal Honor Society 4 Secretary Page Fifty SIX 1 R d f 1 , . u . . . . - ' I I 1 i 1 . . . . ,. ,, I 1 I 1 r I 1 1 1 , . - ' I I 1 1 - , . - 'T T if-llllegflflff gwe 1 1 . -v . , , . 1 1 1 1 ull ' I I I - 1 - 1 1 1 . . . 1 , . I . 1 . . . , 1 . 1 1 7 i 1 F F f i . I 1 I f . 1944 conu-5 BURKHOLDER MARY JANE M College Preparatory I luke the Ilfe I Iove I love the life I Iuve The keynote to M J s life could perhaps be spelled V A R ' E T Y You are always apt to find her looking for something new M J us one ofthe most attractive gurls of the class loves to dance to rude horseback and though she may not admut ut to play the organ She plans to enter college to study personnel work Pan American league 3 Latin Club 3 National Honor Society Industrial BURLEY RICHARD THOMAS Duck Industrial Aiways here always there With refusals very rare Duck appears at B 29 each morning Except for this unsane anxiety to get to school hes a lolly fellow Wuth his sense of humor and wullung ways he makes life pleasant for everyone You should hear hum rave about brunettes Am t love grand? BUSS HOWARD J Bussy Machine Shop Off we go into the wild blue younder Flying hugh into the sun Howard is obviously one fellow who likes his days at A H S Disappointed at not having machine shop durmg his first year of school he at his own request took his sophomore year over to get the course he wanted He proved to be accurate capable and effucuent He does not luke to study but with no apparent effort he has earned hugh marks He never quite found time to play an the teams but he cheers enthusiastically. Shy among strangers he is nevertheless quick to make friends, who find him loyal and good company. He has enlisted in the Army Air Forces but still dreams of his car, girls, airplanes and machine shop. U. S. Army Air Corps Enlisted Reserve BUTZ HELEN Butzie Commercial Her fun is everyone's. Where you find fun you find Helen- and where you find Helen you find fun. Although she is not a brilliant student she always finds time for her schoolwork. Whenever Waves are mentioned Butzie puts all fooling aside and becomes interested because she intends to ioin the Waves. Going to the movies or skating seems to be her favorite pastime. You can count on her to make good in typing. Her initiative and her habit of happiness will give Butzie a happy future. Page Fifty-seven 'QA-4 CAMPBELL DOROTHY HELEN Dot Commercial CUMUS BUZBY, ROWLAND Buzby Industrial Yes l hunt l use smiles, or shells, or ships. Buzby is a swell fellow amusing at the proper time yet a good student He IS a swell sport and often makes a hut with the glr s He spends most of his time hunting He enlisted un the Air Corps Reserve and when he finishes school will become an Aviation Cadet Off? Cl Two merry brown eyes a sweet smile Here my friends is a chum worthwhile Did you ever stumble over something small in the hall and then turn around to be greeted by a cheery grin? If so It probably was Dol You can usually find her gliding around the halls laughing and talking apparently without o care In the world Dot studies when she has to but she would much rather school were all football and basketball games You can usually hear her cheering loudly above all the rooters She attends the movies regularly and enloys good books but her favorite pastime is chewing gum Her ambition? To become a secretary Commercial CANNON MARGARET Martue General If she will she will you can depend on ll lf she won t she won t you can bet on it Martle makes friend and keeps them She is a good dancer and us interested un all sports but especially in swimming for more reasons than one Her plans are hazy but we wish her a definite success Prosperity makes nends adversity tries them Jill is a happy go lucky gurl with a smile for everyone Jll s fond of music and has always wanted to sung for someone important but has never had the chance She likes all kinds of sports and takes part nn them whenever possible Jill makes friends easily, and is always looking forward to meeting someone new And newcomers like Jill because of her fun and her ability to keep up a conversation She hopes that someday she will be an expert stenographer Gym Club Page Fifty eight a , , S 'Cv If Ogqxu 5 1 1 . . . . I . , . 1 f , , I l 4 I . 1 1 - ' ' . . , . 1 D . ' . iw 1 ' 1 - 1 Q42 .. x L5 1 . I . 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' i i 1 . i , . . 5 l Q if ?s' ' I 5 L..-5 - Puls, is s - ' . :ofv 'J , s 1944 COMUS CARR JOHN RICHARD Jack Commercial Better to be absent than unprepared Jack us a swell guy with a sense of humor He ns lust an aver age fellow a wundbag from the West End Hrs record and per sonalnty need no apology He ns fond of all sports but baseball as hrs favorute He IS lookmg forward to a career an the Navy CARROl.l FRANCES ANN Franny General Laughter rn her eyes freckles on her nose There rs happiness where er she goes lt doesnt take long to dns over that Franny IS lrnsh blue eyes lovely smlle sense of humor all tell the story Although she doesnt understand everything about football and basketball she cheers heartlly for the team She seldom mlsses a dance Hauling from New Jersey Franny hopes to return there for nurses trammg When we need a nurse well call her first 'nit -ag:--Q CHAPMAN MARJORIE Marlorle General CASCIANO ANTHONY PAT Cm, lndustrlal Coblnet Makmg Wrth graceful steps he strides the street And smrles at all the maidens sweet Pat us that tall handsome fellow you often see walkmg norsnly down the halls He ns lnked by all especually by the sweet maidens whom he always greets with a wnnk and a smlle Much of Pats tnme he spends roller skatlng ln class he gets o lot of attentuon from the teachers and nts not because of has good marks euther ln shop Cass IS an excellent worker Hls skull and patience as proof that he wnll be a success un whatever he does Football l Swimming 4 My hearts on the rolling deep When you want a favor done wulllngly gust ask Margie Thus lunlovlng good natured brunette has a pleosmg personality and can perform dynamuc capers Her chief hobbies are swummmg dancmg and sendmg letters to Annapohs Her marks are average ond she makes her classes unterestmg by gonng about her work cheerfully. She ll make good at the Jumor College In Washungton. Cheerleading lf Gym Club lf Honor Roll l Page Fifty-nine 1944 ClN ANTHONY Tony General If all the years were playrng holrdays Tony rs a grand all round fellow wrth a laughrng personalrty Hrs cooperatron and fine sportsmanshrp have won hrm the affectron of many frrends Often he has been rescued from the results of hrs own mrschrevousness only by hrs own rnnate good sense Wrth travelrng as a hobby and avratron as hrs chref desrre Tony rs sure to go places Track Team 2 3 4 CIZMAR RAPHAEL Ralph lndustrral lf a task rs once begun Never leave rt trll rt s done Be the labor great or small Do rl well or not at all Ralph lrkes model arrplane burldrng, whrch occupres most of hrs spare trme Swrmmrng rs hrs great love he rs already a Senror Lrfe Guard Ralph rs enlrsted rn the Unrted States Army Arr Corps Reserve and when he rs erghteen wrll begrn hrs basrc trarnrng pro gram At school, or even at play, Ralph has always been ready and wrllrng to help anybody He always does hrs studyrng at home, and usually has a book rn hrs hand CUMUS CHRISTMAN RUTH M Ruthre College Preparatory A ,oy that s shared rs a roy made double Although Ruth rs full of pep and fun she rs also studrous and conscrentrous Durrng the summer you ll find her other second home the swrmmrng pool She enloys peanut sundaes and good movres Although Ruth rs small her ambrtrons are great She rntends to enter college to prepare for teachrng le Cercle Francars 4 Math Club 3 4 CIN AUGUSTA Strta lndustrral Follow my heart my dancrng feet' Strta rs a happy go lucky grrl wrthout an enemy rn the world She has a charmrng personalrty too She loves to dance and srng and many trmes you see the shop gurls rn a huddle wrth Strta rn the mrdst, serenadrng them lf you ask Strta what she wants to be she replres Just a housewrfe although we know she wrll be very good as a rrveter rn any defense plant Page Srxty , . r - r , . i , , Y. r , r r 1 A r Dance as blithe as my heart can beat. - - , I . . I ,B . . I . I r 1 u .4 H - I I r r r . . . , i 1 A i . . I . 1944 sv CLEARWATER WINFIELD Wrncly College Preparatory Lrve to learn learn to live Wrndy rs the typlcal hugh school boy never over burdened wrth the thought of homework or study but commg through wlth a fanr average A gentleman and a good sport Wundy I5 a man of varued accompllshments He lakes map studymg drawing and aircraft data collectmg although hes mamly rnterested ln art He has also serrously thought about lournalrsm and radlo announcing cs a permanent occupatron .AMM- CLOSE DONALD JAMES Closne General Every man rs what he makes himself Closue ns the land of boy everyone wants un the same class wrth hum He rs full of laughter and lakes but he IS able In hrs studies Every mmute that Closre can spare he spends out rn the Helds or beside a stream where he pursues wild game. Page Sixty-one CUMUS CLAUSER JOAN LOUISE General A ready smile vvms all It you ve ever met Joan, you ll know that her two mam unterests rn hte are Humphrey Bogart and the Navy Sports follow a close second on Joan s routme wrth swrmmung basketball and Ice skatmg headmg the lust Wherever Joan us youll flnd her dog Husky Joan IS a good friend always wllllng to do anythmg the gang decudes on and always full of suggestions Her popularnty ns due to her great enthusrasm whrch wrll lead her to her hearts desire Swimming 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volleyball3 CLEWELL MARY E Mary Commercual Grve to the world the best you have the best will come back to you Quiet? Untul you know her' Then you flnd a happy go lucky gurl and a wonderful frrend true understandmg and smcere Mary s chref pastumes are watchmg basketball and football games and wrrtrng poems and Iyrncs about her frnends She wants to be a stenographer some businessman wall be lucky Her popularity and her smcerrty are bound to make her a success 1944 CDMUS COCKER JAMES um General A wuse old owl sat on an oak The more he saw the less he spoke The less he spoke the more he heard Jummy one of Allentown Hugh s best dressed fellows us always at has locker at 2 45 for Jums lufe begms when school us over All sports are unterestung to Jum but how that boy does not luke dancung More power to the ourl that can get .lum on o dance floor Except for thus Jams an all round fellow and accomplushes what he sets COHEN JANE Janue College Preparatory A pleasung countenance us no slught advantage James flrst loves are drawung and playuna the pucno and at both her obuluty exceeds the average She plans to goto Culufornua to study commercual art although she herself claums to be too temperamental to take even that one aum seruously Her duslukes are thuck lupstuck, uutterbuggung and fancy thung Janue us an all round Amerucan gurl who always lukes a good tume National Honor Society 4 Pan American Socuety 3 Chrous 3 Home Room Representative 2 out do do Good luck Jum CONRAD MARJORlE JANE Morgue Retaul Selling I m the one who s sane the world s mad Well dud you evah' We ve flnally found a gal who exactly COLEMAN ANITA B NWO Co'lege Preparatory She us happy that knoweth not herself to be atherwuse Whenever or wherever Nuta us she s talkung she us so fruendly lf she doesnt say hello you know l cant see a thung wuthout my glasses Full of fun and quuck comebacks Nuta luves un a whurl of studues and dates After havung wrutten for the Canary un her sophomore year on how not to take care of a sux year old boy at nught Nuta planned to mayor un chuld psychology, and she stull has that ambutuon lf personaluty and abuluty are requusutues for success Nuta wull be successful Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Student Pan Amerucan league 3 4 Secretary 3 latm Club 3 flts the lultunq melody ofthe song entutled Morgue A grand person to know wuth all her personaluty and sunny dusposutuon Margues o key note and a must to any gatherung If she were permutted thus gal would probably spend sux out of twelve hours cuttung a graceful figure rollerskotung whuch she does very well Thus beung umpossuble, she devotes tume to both her studues and her store work Page Sixty two , J ' 1 ' 1 , . r 1 ' 1 : , . . 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I9-44 CDMU3 CONWAY VIRGINIA Ginger General Chatterbox' Ginger hcs a smile for every occasion She has earned her nickname by being the snappy tumbler at hugh school games She ns always interested an sports but takes time out for her studies She hasnt decided on her work because the present conflict has changed almost everybodys plcns Whatever Ginger does the school wishes her happiness Gym Club 2 3, Malcrette 2 3 COOPER RICHARD LOUIS Twobysnx Machine Shop Sleep thou art a gentle thing Six feet three Richard as known for his quietness and ambition Hts chief hobby is engines Seldom IS he seen walking to or from school because of the many vehicles he owns When working on something new in shop he IS hard to disturb because of his deep CORDES DONALD Don General Hall stranger' Well met' Don came here from Mauch Chunk for his lumor year He is u baseball and basketball enthusiast and played with the Jay Vees at Mauch Chunk in his freshman and sophomore years He also played baseball on the Mauch Chunk high school team He as energetic never quiet but a friendly fellow and quite a poker CREAMER RALPH BENJAMIN Ben College Preparatory A man good sir at worth Ben a likable fellow doesnt have too much to say but when he talks he says something In his leisure time you ll flnd htm sketching building model planes playing gm rummy or listening to records We re willing to bet that Ben will come through with flying colors an his work Page Sixty three t , . . . . - , , , . . , . - A I . . . . .. 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I I I . . . . . . . . , 1 . - 1944 CUMUS CRESSMAN ETHELLA Atlas College Preparatory The roots cf education are bltter but the fruit rs sweet Do Re Me Fa So Yes lt s Atlas entertalmng her friends agaln Thus vrvacuous gurl proves her Interest an the a cappella Chour by practrsmg In season and out of season Atlas loves swummung and callsthenlcs Ethella, a true Paruslan by blrth stlll has many manner :sms and phrases ccqulred an her llfe In French lndo Chma her spellmg and speech show that Influence too Her tenacuty nn school proves that she IS sure to succeed as a nurse French Club 3 4 Gym Club 4 a cappella Cholr 4 Hfstoncal Society 4 Math Club 4 CUNNINGHAM BLAIR Conny Electra: Shop light man lrght and power are what hrs world needs Here IS the braunstorm of electrlc shop always tryung to flnd a new way to do It Hrs favorite sports are huntmg fnshang and trapplng his hobbles experiment ng ln the electrical lnne and buuld mg model anrplanes wuth gas enqmes He hopes to become an Army pllot or a plant electrician an one of the plants ln the cnty CURRAN MADELINE Maddy College Preparatory That s frmshed What s next? Happy go lucky Maddy never worrues but by concentratnon and determmatnon completes any 'ob she starts Maddy luves to bowl and go to movues and belueve nt or not her favorute class ns study hall She hopes to teach school after she ns graduated from college Her pupils will enloy her wmmng personality We wush Maddy luck and happiness Pan Amerlcan League 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 I4 L Z DALCIN LOUISE MARIE Lou Commercial A lastmg high and happy memory Louuse although she studues a great deal always finds trme for pleasure Shes at all football and basketball games and wherever else there IS fun to be had She plays all kinds of sports and wlll try anythung once Her hobbles are sewmg and readlng Loulse washes to be a secretary and we all wush good luck to thus delightful person Page Sixty four . A I I . . . . - I , I A . .' .. . I. ' . . . . . - .5 . . I i . . ln ' . f ry.. , . . 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I . . 9 , -- 1944 9' 8 DANENHOWER LOIS Lone General Only a few people do any real thinking I.ols IS one of the tall dark haired gurls of the senior class She has won for herself a large number of friends We do not know Lois special ambition but we hope she will be fortunate in carrying out her purposes DAVIS VIRGINIA Gum College Preparatory Never hurried never worried Never dangerously concerned Virginia is a cool cracker born in Hazleton Pennsylvania where she lived until she was three She loves to dance never masses an opportunity to spend an evening listening to the current dance bonds and some day hopes to own her own saddle horse She leans heavily toward nursing and her friends are confident that her patients will be well cared for Pan American Club 3 4 CUMU5 DALLA PALU EUGENE M Gene Commercial To know him a little I5 to like ham a lot No one has met a more likable compamon than Gene He is loyal to all his friends and to school activities Gene is a happy go lucky fellow popular with both girls and boys He is a sports fan and especially likes swimming and Ice skating He plays the clarinet was a member ofthe A H S Bond and now plays with a local band He has made no deflmte plans but will most likely loin the Navy AHSBand23 DASKOLAS HARRIET Hatty College Preparatory Spare to speak and spare to speed sister has influenced her to study child psychology at Duke Umver sity Hatty is quiet, studious, well bred, and well spoken Luke most people Hotty has her dislikes physics speeders, and boys loud shirts Her interests include attending the meetings of both the American Bomberettes club and the Maids of Athens Pan American League 2 Historical Society Home room Repre sentative Chorus 3 National Honor Society 4 1' g N Page Sixty tive - I F .e - V - I X ., ' . - gg s . . I , in 1 I . Hutty is fond of dancing, reading, ond her baby sister. That . ' , I ' J, I .1 l944 DeHAVEN JOHN Jack General If I am ever ln doubt what to do lt IS always a good rule to ask myself What shcII I wish on the marrow that I had done? John comblnes sports and studles IN a harmonlous blend, and has better than average ablllty as a pupll He IS lnterested basketball football, and baseball and has proved hls merlt ln these fields At the present tlme John IS eyelng the Armv Alr Corps as the branch of the servlce he wlshes to loln and has hlgh hopes of gettlng a commlsslon lf he does go John wlll leave behlnd hlm a host of frlends for he IS a swell chap Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Boxlng 4 DEIBERT RUTH HELEN Rulhle General Erloy Ilfe today trusting as Ilttte as posslble to tomorrow Thls strawberry blonde has many admlrers her smlle and her carefree easy golng manner attract them Her pet peeves are studylng and havlng anyone look over her shoulder at the drugstore scales She llkes anlmals muslc sundaes and sleep Ruth forglves and forgets easlly She IS ln the church cholr and IS a plano accompanlst of real ablllty Her maln lnterest IS nurslng Ruth has patlence, understandlng humor, and sympathy Chorus I CDMU5 DAVIS SHELDON She General To have what we want IS rlches But to do wrthout rs power Shel has a cheery dlsposltlon and always greets you wlth a smlle and a blg Hello Although not ln school sponsored athletucs he IS an ardent sport enthuslast, and Ilkes football baseba'l and basketball H managed the Jewlsh Communlty Center Varslty basketball team and played wlth the Junlor Varslty Durlng hls three years at Allentown Hlgh Shel has earned exemptlon grades ln practl ally all of hls school work After the war he hopes to go lnto lournallsm but now has plans for the Army Hlstorlcal Soclety 3 4 Basketball Usher 3 4 Pan Amerlcan League 4 de FURIA ROSEMARY Rosle College Preparatory Football report cards and senlor class clues, Loud crles of horror at clean saddle shoes There IS a rule ln school that one must be qulet ln class, whlch Rosle lnslsts has glven her a frustratlon complex and may cause a speech lmpedlment not as yet apparent But Rosle has no n tentlon of becomlng a rlveter She wlll becorre a deep sea dlver on a share the spolls bUSlS After amasslng suftlclent wealth she wlll elther be an explorer or a forelgn correspondent, maybe both then retlre and wrlte best sellers She wlll spend a comfortable old age mulllng over the French alphabet wh ch she recltes fluently and recalllng all that Latln All thls IS sub ect to change wlthout notlce but Rosle wlll enloy herself at whatever she does and wll' be cl good companlan wherever she goes Page Sixty :lx l I , l s, K l - I I ' I . 8 , I , . 1 i - 1 F ' l , : .. . ll - - . ln I I - f l - l , . , i 5 - , ,l ' l . 1 - I . . ' . i - . - , I l I 2 I I I ' l ' I . i - I l I - ' r I I J 1944 COMUS Dfll.Y ARLENE VERNA Del y Cornmercual Take lrfe as rt comes Arlene looks qulet cnd shy but what are looks3 She us a llle eyed blorde good natured and fun lovmg loves to read In ber spare tame and lusts her tavarnte sports as basketball football crd bcwlmg Qhe would luke to learn to :ce skate Although Deuly :sn t serious munded she would luke to work for four years and then settle dawn DEILY BETTY Betty General Staunch as If grfted wrth ten thousand lives Cute and tncky describes Betty She IS a 5 3 bundle of dynamite ready for anythmg and always prepared to gave a quuck come back Bettys greatest ambutuon rs to marry a Marrne and settle down Gym Clubl 2 Dramat1cs2 3 4 Aquacade2 DeLONG JEAN Jeanme College Preparatory Nothrng endures but personal qualities There are two qualrtles synonymous wrth popularrty a sense of humor and on attroctuve appearance Jean has them both Whenever the crowd rs dull one can always depend on Jeans arrtval to brughten the occasuon Her favorrte pastrme us eatmg but she takes tume out for swnmmung and dancnng De LONG LILLIAN ESTHER Blondne Commercnal ln school she s quiet acts iust so Outstde of school well you should know' Lllluan ns the studuous and quret type but she us lots of fun She rs Interested un the movues and attends almost all the basketball and football games She has no' chosen her work but we know she wrll succeed m whatever she attempts Page Sixty seven 1 , . 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A A ,f .1 1 iw I 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 . . , 3' ,xml Hlc no 42, Y 856 DeRONER CATHERINE El.lZABETH Shorty Commercrol lf srlence were golden she would be rn rags Shorty rs a rolly grrl always laughrng and eatrng Durrng sophomore lunch one can find her sneolcrng ahead rn the lrne tryrng to dodge Mr Schmayers observatron Her favorrte dessert rs lemon merrnaue pre Shorty rust loves to wart on the corner of Erghth and Homrlton for her frrends and then go to a movre She rs a good student her marks are lrttle short of the honor roll star d ards The sayrna a frrend rn need rs a frrend rndeed perfectly descrrbes Shorty who rs a krnd trustworthy frrend to all Shorty rntends to be a secretary Grrl Reserves DETWEILER RICHARD .l Duck College Preparatory Musrc has charms alone for peaceful mrnds Drck has been an ambrtraus member of the hrgh school band and orchestra throughout hrs sophomore runror and senror years ln fact hrs morn rnterests are musrc and avratron He does a good rob too rn hrs regular class work He has passed the musrcal ex omrnotron to be accepted rn the U S Naval School of Music rn Washrngton D C Hrs ambrtron rs to get rnto that school and then to stay rn the Navy as lang as possrble after graduatrng from the school Hrgh Schoor Band 2 3 4 Hrgh School Orchestra 2 3 4 Allentown Band 2 3 4 DeWITT FRANKLIN M Beetle Mechanrcal Draftrng Grve the best that you have Ancl the best wrll come back to you Beetle has a pleasrng drsposrtron and rs qurte ambrtrous rn shop work He rs always eager to learn somethrng new rn the mechanrcal Fleld and to see what makes machrnes trck Beetle rs a great rooter for football rce skatrng and swrmmrng and rn summer he rs a great flsherman Hrs hobby rs carrng for honey bees and burldrng gas model aeroplanes Hes gorng to be a tool desrgner rn some machrne plant but Frrst he plans to serve hs country rn the Navy DEX FRANK Frankre lndustrrol Plug away boys It gets you places Frankre wrth hrs pleasant drsposrtron and cheerful smlle makes and keeps hrs frrends easrly By steady pluggrng at hrs academrc work he manages to keep hrs head above water In hrs spare trme he Irkes to read He s one player who Irkes to watch as well as play rn football basketball baseball bowlrng and tennrs Page Srxty erght 1944 CUMUS DIAZ DOLORES Lorrue General Haste makes waste Don t rush me Toll brown haur green eyes t uat s our own way of udentufyung Lorrue Tryung to keep ths gal quuet us quute a 'ob And Lorne lust loves to dance But rest assured that Lorrue app'ues a great deal of tume to school work and when she flnushes her course un physucs school offucuals wull have to revuse theur standards of the scuence department Larrue s unduvudual udeas are astonushung Lorrue untends to be a nurse and her pleasung personaluty us good meducune for anyone DIDRA J EDWARD JR Tony Commercual A man s a man for all that Not a Weusmuller hus flutter kuck usnt quute that speedy not an Autry hus saddle technuque usnt quute that smooth not a Steppun Fechut hus strude us slughtly faster not a Tarzan hus chest usnt quute that extensuve not a Henry Kauser hus lndustry usnt quute so hugh geared not a Romeo hus lune falls lust a luttle short but put all these hunts together and youll have a pucture of the world s greatest puzzle We call hum Tony because he had a PONY Swrmmmg 2 3 Canary and Blue 4 Spanush Club 4 DIEHL HENRY Bug Deal lndustrual If you can t make light of your troubles, keep them un the dark Henry us an average student an octuve person who takes part un all types of sports as well as un socual actuvutues He has a keen ear for musuc and plays fluently the tenor saxophone and clarunet DIEHL NADINE ELOlSE Dean Commercual Good at work better at play And best of all to poke all day When you see a small gurl wuth blue eyes and brown haur walkung through the halls wuth an apparent feelung of ease and un no partucular hurry youll know ut s Deon She us an ardent football fan and us usually cheerung for the Navy She enuoys swummung slmtung, and horse back rudung Her one ambutuon us to become an avuatrux Keep flyung Page Suxty mne Henry expects to enter the V12 traunung program Band 3 4 Swing Orchestra 4 :E fl I -i u . Lu . .. ,, , 'fu I A I 5 . me I M ,- F j ll ,- , . I i .. ..... . I ,, .. . . . .. 2 . i -W I 1 1 1 1 li 1 1 I . u .. . , . I - 1 ' u944 DODD FRANCES E Fran College Preparatory Learn laugh luve love Blonde haured blue eyed Frances belueves un beung a regular gurl Her sense of humor usually huts the boulung pount at the most unopportune moments unterruptung anythung whuch happens to be un progress Frans vouce us her prude and uoy although she says she s the only one who really enuoys ut She takes a genuune unterest un everythung and everybody and us a real addutuon to any group Aquacade2 3 4 Baslretball2 3 4 French Club4 Drama tucs2 3 Red Cross2 Chorus2 3 4 DORNEY WILLIAM K Tex lndustrual Pruntung Botheratuons? They just go ln one ear and out the other You may thunk Tex us lust a muschuevous school boy he looks ut But he really us a busunessman of sorts, wuth hus own prunt shop un East Texas He works alone now that hus partner Robert us un the Aur Corps Another brother us now hus offuce boy The fure that destroyed theur first prunt shop some tume ago dudnt stop Tex he uust walled un a porch to make another shop put un the automatuc press that had been ordered but fortunately not deluvered before the ture and went to work Asked what he would do uf he were guven S500 and a sux weeks vacatuon he saud l guess I d gust go home and prunt CUMUS DILLIARD MARIE A College Preparatory lt s a fruendly heart that has plenty of friends Marue us a gurl wuth a hugh tensuon spurut she would not be able to accomplush all that she does wuth anythung less Her orugun aluty and competence have placed her un many a club play and class offuce or commuttee She plays un both the bond and orchestra Marue us the nucleus of a fun lovung group of fruends Wuth her fine scholastuc background her unexhaustuble energy and her pleasung manner shell be a success un the nur ung field latun Club 2 Band 7 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Hustorucal Society Secretary 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Mathematucs Club 4 .lunuor Prom Commuttee Class Play Committee 3 4 Canary Solucutor2 DOLL MARION M Dolly General Youth comes but once un a lufetume Dolly us one of the shorter senuors and usually one of the more quuet group To her fruends shes that nuce Doll gurl She us not always quuet however she has a very becomung guggle but she never uses ut un publuc She lukes to spend her leusure tume dancung but best of all she lukes roller skatung Page Seventy , . : I , u I - , s . f -f,i ,,f f I ur 2 f ,Q , . 1 ,1- A ' l'l u . ... . . . , x , . ,ui ff: f - fi ,-fi ,, , . u - - ... - .... u i . - , u u , . i 4 I , . . . . ... .. 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IQ-44 comus DOUGHERTY ELAINE CATHERINE Doe General Life I5 too short to take time out to worry Elame takes things as they come wuthout worry and manages ta get thmgs done on time ln her lelsure time she loves to dance and enloys sports Her personallty ss a delight to all who know her Glrl Reserves 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Whltehall High School Glee Club DREISBACH RUSSELL RUSS lndustrual Everybody loves a fat man Russ Drensboch IS an average student of the vocatnonal course an all round fellow and a good guy to have around when you re an trouble Gurls Russ says are the least of has worries but he rs always the flrst one In the halls to count the blondes Russ ns concerned with all ofthe school actuvmes and an enthusnast about dancung movies and Harry James Russ s untentuon us to get ahead We re bettmg 'U DREISBACH SARA ELIZABETH Betty Commercnal A perfect woman nobly planned To warn to comfort and command ludge Betty to be slow, but uf you want to see a good scout try her Betty IS a whlz at typing and s orthand She has followed the old adage When you do a thmg do lt well for whatever Betty undertakes she occomplnshes Hurrah here us another llttle commercial lass' You mught h Red Cross .tumor Red Cross Llbrary Club DUBROW, SIGMUND a General He who hurnes lnves na longer than he who takes his tlme Loafing hus tame away that as the favorite statement of the teachers about Slg but hrs classmates luke hum anyway Has favornte sublect as study hall, where he mayors In copymg other students homework But all In all Sag wlll get through by hls own ways and means and hopes to 'om the Anr Corps eventually Page Seventy one . , , - , , 1 , f ' , , , . . , 1 1 1 X g Y I I . . . . .. .. . . onhnm. , f , . 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IQAA- CDMUS DUNBAR JEANETTE MARIE an General The wmd that blows th shrp that goes Here s the lass that loves a sailor This young lady with dark brown halr and sparkllng eyes as an ardent sports fan and a lover of song and dance and as even or dent about typmg Her friends regard her as an unterestnng person and all speak well of her The flrst thlng that attracts her keen eyes un Glen Millers or Tommy Dorseys orchestra as the technique of the drummer DURNER 'ELAINE LOIS Chee Chee Commercial The friendship that makes the least noise lS very often most useful Elame a clever gurl wnth a sunny dlsposntlon comblnes work wlth pleasure, and has smlles for everyone She appears to be shy and reserved but really she us fun Iovmg and a good sport Al though Chee Chee does not take her work too senously she gets along very well In school She shows keen Interest nn movnes and readlng and goes to most of the football and basketball games We are certain shell get to where she wants to go Clear sa lung Glrl Reserves 4 ECKROTH PERMA She likes what e er Commercual she looks upon and her looks go everywhere DZIEDZIC JAMES lndustrual Pattern Ma kung Silence rs golden James can usually be depended upon to do what s expected of htm and to be where he s supposed to be True, he has been known to come late to shop Though qulet he IS a real frlend to has com pamons Hes already enrolled as a Naval Avlatuon Cadet, and our best hopes and wishes go wlth hum on hrs flights Pussy If you should encounter a small slender dark hatred gsrl drlftlng along you will know It IS Pussy She never seems to care a rap for school work but she does well In her studles Although no expert Perma does love to swnm She expects to become a book keeper when she flnlshes school Page Seventy two , J . Q . Y 1 - f . . I I - , . , . . , . . . L . , 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 - . Q Q . I , Elaine. , I . . l , . s I ' . . . . 1 . V Y , . I I - ' , . , . . , , I ' - f 1944 41 CDMUS EDWARDS, JEAN ANN General When Irish eyes are smiling, sure it's like a morn in spring, Add a bit of Irish laughter, you can hear the angels sing. lrish is a happy-go-lucky girl and a swell all-round sport. She likes dancing, swimming, singing, basketball, and is a good com- panion in a crowd. Her sense of humor has gained her a host of friends. Her schoolwork well, it's average, and the teachers don't complain. A wink, maybe a whistle, and Jean goes whizzing by. lrish is a telephone operator, but she is also a talented art student. We hope that Irish will have as much ioy and happiness in her life os she has had in her school years. Chorusl 2 3 4 a cappella Choir 3 4 Kline Baum Art Classl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 EFRON ROSALIND oz College Preparatory Smile and the world smiles with you Even though school is somewhat bothersome to Roz she manages to include it in her course of events quite as calmly as she does everything else Rosallnds active mmd will someday bring her gratifying returns College awaits her then an unusual business career Luck is bound to travel with Roz EISENHART RUTH 'RENE College Preparatory EHLY ROBERT W Bob General My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me Bob is a happy go lucky fellow whose chief interest is his school work He is a conscientious worker and always tries to do his best He is studying to be an airplane mechanic and we know he has it in him to be a good one Bob likes sports especially football He lives for today, because tomorrow never comes Upon graduation he intends to goin the Navy Smooth sailing Bob A mind to conceive ability to perceive, a heart to achieve For a really rare student we turn to Ruth ln the halls in classes at home or on the street her chief concern is her school work And look at her marks' She finds time for horseback riding, too and enloys every minute of it Ruth is real fun to be with she s always in on Iokes and storm s told by the gang and in her lighter moods she adds merrument to any occasion Her plans are a but obscure but her spirit and initiative will direct her to real achievement latin Club 2 Historical Society 3 4 Mathematics Club 3 4 Pan American Society 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Vice president 2 3 Page Seventy three li eil' 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 R 1 . . . . . . . - 1 , . 1 . , . ... .1 . . , . -1. , . , . - 1 1 1 1 . 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That was Foo Foo Red haur blue eyes and the most contaguous guggle thats a vuvud descruptuon of Phyl Foo Foo us one of those brauns scattered here at school who lust drools about chemustry She sungs plays the puano swums un the A H S gurls Aquacade and us on the edutorual board of the Canary and Blue Dollars to doughnuts Phyl even wuth the unopportune guggle us goung to be the Gurl of 1944 Scoopmg Snoopers 3 4 Chorus 2 latun Club 2 Aquacade 3 4 Canary and Blue Co Edutor 4 Math Club Secretary 4 Pan American league 3 Vice President 4 Natuonol Honor Socuety 4 YL ERNST JAMES .lummy Industruol He perfect dancer climbs the rope And balances your fear and hope Easy goung quuck wuth has smule fun lovung and a smooth dancer these are the makungs of a swell guv Jummy us definutely that and no doubt about ut You dont have to travel far to flnd hum He us always rught there to be depended upon Hell always have somethung to say ut may not be much but ut wull be sugnuflcant Although he us quuet he has some purpose un mund and wull accom plush ut Popularutyz lf you are ever at a dance where he us you wull see for yourself No wallflower Seeung us beluevung about .lummy ERNST STELLA Stella Commercual Qufet reflects wrsdom not weakness Stella us the kund of gurl the fellows wush all gurls would be luke She us quuet conservatuve devoted to her few chosen fruends and us always wullung to render a heloung hand Her favorute pas tumes are readung books lustenung to good musuc goung to the movues and wrutung letters especually to unfantrymen Her ombutuon us euther to be a buyer un a department store or to own a woman s apparel shop but she would exchange these for the career of a housewufe Page Seventy four IQ44 CDMU5 ESCHBACH JEAN .leanme General Lltlle I am little I Il be But I m tall enough for the world to see Thus pretty llttle blonde ns as pleasant and as friendly as can be She Iukes dancung good musuc and good books Her chief Interest us the Seabees Jeannle rs not an honor student not even honorable mentlon she lust studies enough to pass whuch ns enough Although she hasnt made up her mmd about her future work EVERETT RUSSEL Russ General The very substance of ambrtlon IS merely the shadow of a dream I hold ambltlon of so anry and light a nature that lt IS but a shadow s shadow Russ IS entlrely unassuming and dependable Has love for the beautlful and artustnc dommates hrs character for musuc and art have long been hus hobbles To these loves he has added good books especually those concernmg history and launguages Russ has several ambltlons he wants to be a lmgulst a hlstorlan author or a musucnan Pls ablluty to duscuss current aftaurs us above average In fact whatever Russel does he goes unto thoroughly He hopes to go to the Unuversuty of Pennsylvama or to Muhlenberg College to take a course un language or un current hostory we wnsh her the best of success FALENCHAK ROSE MARIE Russian Industrlal Speech finely framed dehghteth the ear Armed wuth an enegagmg smnle dark eyes naturally curly haur a pleasmg personaluty and an amazlng gnft for speaking and wntmg Russnan rs marked for success A very capable, ambn tnous person and an excellent student, she rates hugh In her studies Makung friends comes easily to one who loves to talk about almost any sublect Including sports and books Always ready for a laugh Russnan as a blues chaser National Honor Society Home Room Representatlve FEDERMAN SHIRLEY R Johnny General Mon for his glory to ancestry flies Whale woman s bright story IS told In her eyes If you should stumble upon an attractnve brown eyed blonde wearmg o muschlevous smule you know you ve run smack Into .lohnny Her pastnmes are sketchmg and wntmg letters She IS teasmgly called a fllrt when nt comes to keepmg up servlcemen s morale She manages to keep her marks satnsfoctory, and plans to go to college For a good tame and a swell pal Johnny IS your gal Chorus l Basketball I lnterclass Play A Page Seventy five ,,-- . , . , , . , , . . . 1 , - . . 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I , ,Un , . . 1 , .- , . , , , , 1 - ' , . , . . 2 , . , . . , . . . , 2 2 1944 CUMUS FEINOUR JOHN Jack General Thy modesty IS a candle to thy might John is a care free lad who does the least possible and takes the shortest cuts He is a quiet fellow in school or around strange people but hes a dulferent fellow around friends He loves all sports and is a loyal follower of the professional football league FELLER ELMER Jostler College Preparatory In God s open spaces I wonld live and breathe Elmer is an average boy un hugh school but especially Indus truous in sciences and history for they appeal to htm He is always willing to lend a helping hand Elmer is enthusiastic about hunting fishing and trapping and spends most of his time at these sports Dont be surprised to see him un the thick of a forest wearing the uniform of a forest ranger Swimming 2 Baseball 4 FENSTERMAKER THELMA MAE Elmer General FENSTERMACHER GLORIA ANN Skip Commercial When fun is needed never care Just call on Gloria she ll be there Glorva a dark haired girl with laughing brown eyes is well known for her merry and easy going ways She s always ready to listen to one of your lakes provided yo: in turn listen to one of hers A lover of sports she rarely misses a football or basketball game a movie a chance to go swimming or a meal Gloria excels in shorthand and typing Her aim is to become a private secretary laugh and the world laughs with you. Elmer is a good sport and a great friend. Her favorite sports are ice-skating bicycling and football. She is also fond of good books. Her laughter is audible almost everywhere and she talks and talks. Thelma s ambition is to become a nurse so we all say more power to her. Chorus 1' Home Room Representative 24 Red Cross Repre- sentative 2 3- Gym Club 3 Page Seventy-six FETZER RAY oe lf you lose one find another Joe us an all round good fellow ln school and out He has many vaned interests In school blondes brunettes and redheads Hts favorite sublect IS lunch period Swummlng dancing and tennis may occupy most of has spare tume Joes ambltlon us to 'om the Navy and see the world Smooth saullng sailor' FINK ROSEMARY Rosle Remember well and bear m mmd True friends like thus are hard to find Rosemary s personahty rates her tops among her friends She IS able to dance any style or step she Ilkes swlmmung she as an accomplnshed Ice skater and loves to go bucycle ndlng horse back rldmg and boatung Her ambntuon us to be a pnvate secretary tl H16 QQ .9 1944 ff CDMUS l855 FETZER NANNETTE R Nan General Her large sweet askmg eyes Nan and sports are two of a kind Nan IS ful' of energy and exerts much of nt on the football field shoutmg her lungs out She us always In everythlng up to her neck but she always manages to wangle her way out Nan vs always deep un good old A H S cctlvltles We wush her lots of luck' Cheerleadmgl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Inter class Play 2 Aquacade 2 4 Home Room Representative 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Senior Class Play 4 Red Cross Representative 2 3 4 FIDDLER ETHEL Vuolm General She can be as wise as we and wiser lf she wishes Ethel IS 5 4 has brown halr hazel eyes and an mtrlgulng dlsposutnon She lakes dancmg swummmg roller skatmg soft music pretty clothes and good looking men She doesnt play favorutes but she enloys Sammy Kaye Harry James and Frank Swoonatra She enloys basketball and football games and ns a loyal Canary and Blue fan ln her spare tame she sells bonds and stamps works on vonous commuttees for the war effort and clerks at McCrorys She also wrntes poetry and corresponds wuth servnce men Ethel llkes to sung but she mtends to stuck to somethmg hard but steady luke chemnstry orus I 2 3 4 Canary and Blue 4 A W V S 3 Glee Club l Carallers l Choral Speaking l Wardrobe .lunror Class Play Make up Senior Class Play I l Page Seventy seven J IQ , . . 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I . 1944 FITZPATRICK RICHARD Duck lnd ustrual C'-UMUS FISHER BETTY JANE Blondre Commercial Musrc of tongue and song Do occupy her all day long Betty ns the luttle blonde who walks through the halls with a smale for everyone she meets She ns a happy go lucky person al ways ready for a good trme She as an all around sport enloys darcmc muslc and good books Her mam ambntlon us to become a stenographer or to goto Busmess College for more tramlng Chorus 2 3 Grrl Reserves 3 4 A ready wrt and frank replies Topped off by laughing lrfsh eyes Thus easy gotng lrlsh lad always has u smlle and a gay word for everyone He loves dancung and muslc and can always be rehed on to know the latest song hut If you ever saw that kud cut a rug you would say exactly as we have said Boy what a ntter bug The class of 44 wnll pomt with pnde to the name of Duck as he has never massed an exam an has lufe We cannot prophesy Duck s future but whatever ut us we wish hum success and happnness FOCHT ROBERT Bob General FOCHT MAE GERALDINE Mazre General laughing and dancnng wherever she goes Knocking down troubles and plckmg up beaux Thus us Mazue one of our tall swasnve blondes She lungers through the halls headed for only she knows where She spends her tame lutterbugglng or buymg new records by Harry James She greets her frnends with a smnlmg Hn Ya There IS never a dull moment rn her lute Mazle goes for those tall handsome fellows In Uncle Sam s Mames She mtends to become o Navy nurse Here s to her' A flashmg wrt a brilliant smlle A ready hand a chap worth whrle That mtelllgent expressron and manly flgure belong to Bob Focht Bob ns one of the boys domg practucal work on arrplane engmes He ts a happy go lucky fellow but he IS domg well m hrs studies Because of has easy gonng manner and lovual wrse cracks Bob has a multutude of fruends Hrs many srde Innes Include playmg basketball The Canary and Blue colors are dear to Bob but he us more mterested nn keeping the red whlte and blue flyong by donnmg the Navy blue Page Seventy elght 1 , . . . I . ,A - ' 1 - -1 1 ' , . 1 I 1 1 ' 1 . .. .. 1 1 1 ' V 11 1 .... . - 1 . , , . 1 , . - 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 , . , . . I , . - 1 1 1 1944 FRANCIS JAMES Tobo College Preparatory Trees are better company than busy men James hates schoolrooms and cltles He loves campung htknng nature study scouhng and conservattonal work ln fact he ns a Forest Gunde of Pennsylvama and has for a long tume been the Camp Naturallst and Umt Director teaching botany and other branches of nature to the Boy Scout and Y M C A campers To all thus outdoor busmess Tobo adds poetry lsee any Canaryl patnttng lBaum class sux yearsl smglng la cappellal and actnve an four branches of Clvullan Defense After a course n foerestry at Pennsylvama State College he wnll go to Montana for the rest of his llfe as a forester of the Federal Forestry Service a cappella Choir Canary and Blue 3 4 FRANKENFlELD JEAN D Jeanme General Silence rs golden Who wants gold? Jeannie has hair luke the gurl nn the song Jeannle wlth the Llght Brown Halr Happy carefree but never the less studlous her mam interests are frlends slngtng and dancing Magormg In the commercnal sublects she expects to become some ones happy secretary We are sure Jeanme wall see her hopes fulfllled Other Interests are sewtng musnc swvmmmg gymnasttcs motion pictures and basketball CDMU3 FOUTRAKIS IRENE G Reme General As large as lnfe and twrce os natural Renae IS a llttle gurl wtth a bug personallty Her pleasant smule and cheery Hn There makes her wndely popular She us depend cble o leader and always a help Renle expects to be a book keeper un her father s fruut market As she puts nt, I cant Gnd an other employer lrene as the able presldent of the Matds of Athens a Greek orgamzatlon Even though her ambitions are not sky hvqh we know that she wall make a success of all she attempts FRANGES ANNA MAE Ann General Merry friendly loyal true This lopsided world needs girls like you Smcere IH fruendshlp and secure un scholarshup us twunkle eyed Ann Her quick smile ready laugh and warm understanding have made her a cherished friend ln school work Ann wnll do more than hold her own wuth any other student She expects to become a nurse and at can be guaranteed that anyone under her care wtll stand a good chance at recovering Ann s good nature and vnvaclty are sure to carry her through any difficult sltuatlon Homeroom Representative 2 Canary and Blue Solicitor 2 4 Charusl 2 3 4 o cappella Chotr2 3 4 Junior Class Play Usher i. A Page Seventy mne K I r -.I 1 , . I I ' ' . 1 . . .1 1 , . .- 15.1 -f - 1- lf, - .'e ., ,,. A E 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 .. .... . ma 1 I 1 1 I 1 I '5 . u 1 gi, . . w . . ff 2 , . i 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 r 1 1 . 1 . . ' i 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 i , . K W 1 1 , , ' ' ' , , . 1 1 - - - 1 .1 I . 11 . . . I I I I 1 Y , a w '- SL NHIG A- 'r i858 O 1.31 FRANKENFIELD, JEAN M. Jeanie College Preparatory A heart of gold, a soul of fired- No dangers fright her, no labors tire. Look into Jeanie's big chestnut eyes and you'll see a little imp lurking. Nothing except getting up in the morning is too much for her When there is a game to be won Jean is right there cheering as loud as the next one She is active in basketball baseball and swimming Her interest in children points toward nJrsing especially as it concerns itself with child psychology National Honor Society Basketball l 4 Baseball 2 Latin Club 2 Junior Math Club Secretary 3 Home Room Representa tive 4 Humor Staff of Canary 2 Chorus 2 FRANTZ RICHARD Dick General Work' God wills it That seems to me is clear Dick a quiet boy of o studlous nature is courteous and a friend to all Camping and hiking are among his pastimes He us fond of athletics especially baseball He once intended to be a forest ranger but his mind is wandering to the sea Dick active in the Sea Scouts intends to enlist in the Navy at the close of school His worry today is chemistry problems and a girl Football Senior Manager 3 4 Baseball 4 Varsity A Club 4 il than FURCHNER RICHARD Such men as he make the world ga round To know Dick is to know a regular fellow Although not an FULLIN JOYCE ug General like the waters of the deep Never quiet unless asleep You will know Pug by her twinkling brown eyes and gay lcughter She enloys sports more than anything else and you are sure to see her cheering at all the games She is unterested un sewing and some day hopes to make something that is fit to wear We are all sure she will be a success because of her deter mmation and initiative it Duck honor student he always manages to maintain average grades He thrives an litterbuggmg swimming and telling lakes Dick delights in reading spicy spine chilling mystery stories playing the piano and listening ta the music of Tommy Dorsey He is expecting a call from Uncle Sam Page Eighty 1944 GABRIEL JEAN Gabby Commercual Some thrnk Jean s qufet Others know she starts the not Gabby Isnt as nolsy as her name nmplles but you can always tell she IS around Her brown eyes and sunny smlle are a pleasure to behold and her duspasutuon matches them Jean as at her best at a footbcll game nn the cheering sectuon The person who gets Jean for hus secretary wall be lucky She will prove as mdnspensable to her boss as to her classmates GALLIANO JENNIE Jay Commercnol Smcenty rs a virtue few possess She ns one of the few Jenme appears to be very senous but when one gets to know her one finds her qunte the opposite Her favorute sports are those which can be played In the great outdoors Jenmes asm us to be a stenographer and her marks mdlcate that she wall be a good one The best of luck to her CUMUS GABEL JUNE LOUISE June General Somehmes quiet somehmes gay But we love her elther way When you Grst meet June you get the Impression that you have come upon o quuet reserved gurl but her fnends know dlffer ently Those who know June admnre her smcerlty those who dont know her well stnll luke her fnendlmess Her blonde hanr and blue eyes are the delnght of her many friends June IS an ardent sports lover but dehmtely dlslnkes dancmg She plans to enter the Umversuty of Pennsylvama to become a nurse and she wall be most competent Chorus 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 '59 Commercnal With mirth and laughter let old wrmkles come Duck a good student has a smrle and a fnendly dlsposltnon and Ilkes to have fun He as very active and always helpful Duck s favonte pastnme IS drawing He lakes school says he will always have fond memones of the school and of the fruends he made here No matter what work he chooses he wlll be a success You can t keep a good fellow down Page E1 ghty one x ll at GACKENBACH, RlCHARD Dick i944 CUMUS GALLINGER RICHARD Duck General A true friend un every respect Duck us a flne fellow and a fruend to everyone un the class wullung to help anyone along He us good un all school sublects too Duck us quuet but when he speaks he always has something to say If he us your fruend you have a true friend He comes from a fine uprught family, who have taught hum virtue GARLAND JOHN R Bunny College Preparatory He alone has lost the art to live who cannot win new friends Bunny Garland us an example of perpetual motion Hardly does a munute pass that he s not bearing the brunt of a conversatuon whether he knows to whom he s talkung or not Hus many actuvutues range from being president of the Junior Cuvuc Club to competing un sports at the Y M C A Hus general amiable attutude has proved valuable un establish ung hum as one ofthe popular boys un hugh school Thus surely us a good foundatuon for success 3 .lumor Cuvuc Club l 2 3 4 Student Pan Amerucon League 4 GARRIS NORMAN General lndustrual You don t gol to have to believe me Norman Garrus us a member of the mechanical drafting class He learns all he can and makes good use of what he learns H us an active sportsman too football and basketball are his maun interests He us the sort of smooth happy go lucky fellow any person can get along wuth Hus main ambutuon us to uoun the Unuted States Navy to use where he can what he learned in his shop at hugh school GATTI MARIE Muff General Smiling lips sparkling eyes Please be careful all you guys. Dark hair green eyes cu ripple of laughter and you have Marie. She enioys all sports and takes a keen interest in dancing. Although youd never guess It unless you had read her spicy articles in the Canary Marie has a serious side. We all know her sincere friendliness and determination will help her to succeed as a nurse. Good luck Muff and a bright future! Pageffighty-two 1' 1944 CUMU5 GAUGLER JUNE E Go Ga Commercual An cunce of loyalty IS worth a pound of cleverness Thus green eyed blonde haured gurl us the apple of everyone s eye She may look tumud and bashful but looks can be deceuvung Wuth her heart un the Army she has hardly tume to thunk of school work She loves football and dancung and uf you become her fruend you re there to stay Although she wants to be a stenographer she works un a purse factory after school Ask her anythung about a purse and she knows the answer GAUL WILLIAM Gauly lndustrual Dance? I Il get all the rapud motuon I want un the Navy as I go steppun the deck Gauly us 5 feet 7 unches of Amerucan boy He weughts 135 lbs has brown haur and has a twunkle un hus blue gray eyes when he smules that shows hus sense of humor Bull Iukes football and basket ball He us crazy about Tommy Dorsey and popular musuc but lust try and get hum on cu dance floor' Bull s maun unterest us photography ond he mecns to lecrn mcre about that un the U S Navy Good Inc Bull GEARY RUTH ANNETTA Pepper lndustrual GAUMER .IEANNE G Jeanne General Love for one fruendshup for all Jeanne us a good sport and a good fruend Her personaluty and her sense of humor charm many fruends Always ready for cu good tume everywhere she goes she has ut whether shes dancung swummung or playung pung pong She has never been seen rushung to classes and she couldnt be called a bookworm she s uust sat usfled to pass for she know s she wull get to where she us goung no matter how rough the goung may be For a good tume and a fast whurl Jeanne Gaumer us your gurl Nosey aren t you? lntroducung a fun lovung gurl wuth a pleasant smule and a keen sense of humor plus a line taste for wholesome books Her hobbues are dancung bucyclung motorcycle rudung and horseback rudung Peppers maun ambutuon uf the war contunues us to uoun the Waves She has the quoluty and the abuluty for thus so heres wushung her luck Page Eugluty three oqxNHfG,5, flqgle 1944 Ll CUMUS is 856 GEHRINGER LEONA PAULINE ee General A courageous fnend rs a treasure Lee us a strawberry blonde easy to get along wrth and always ready to help anyone nf she can Sunce shoe ratnonung Lee has given up takmg hlkes on Sunday mstead she devotes her time to her studies and the radio Bemg somewhat seruous minded she IS makung every effort to prepare for whatever the future may have rn store for her GEHRINGER ROSE MARIE Rose General Earnestness and sport go well together Not much helght but plenty of pleasing personaluty thats Rose She falrly llves on dancmg and sports A very good speaker us Rose too but most of the time her alert brown eyes speak for her Rose wuthout belng a bookworm as exceptnonally good nn her school work and she needs to be for she mtends to enter the Hahneman Hosputal nn Philadelphia un September Chorus l 2 Natnonal Honor Society Senior Mathematics Club 4 GEIGER GLORIA GRACE Glorua General A happy laugh heard everywhere A dark hatred gurl wnth a cheery smile and a great gift of laughter IS Glorla She IS fond of dancing of movues of llstenlng to Frank Sinatra and wlrmhng letters Her one ambltuon IS to vusut her aunt m Kentucky Here s hopnng that vlslt wnll come true She hopes to be either a typust or a telephone operator GEISE RUSSELL lndustrual Electrlctan Lffe goes by easily One of our more carefree lads us Russell Nothmg ever wornes hum much or uf rt does he never makes much fuss about It He likes his dally stroll nn the halls for some specnal reason we suspect Wherever lnfe leads hum after graduatlon hus friends wnsh hum the best of luck Page Eighty four , L . 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L, I I , - 1 NHIG O58 ,yy IQA4 j CDM'-JS 1855 GEISINGER JOHN Jack General Photographs lwe forever There as more to John than appears on the surface He ns an average student a good sport and hls hobby IS photography He finds It quute a sport too to hut those bottom notes In the a cap pella Choir John has a sense of humor which has brought hlm many friends an mterestmg person altogether a cappella Choarl 2 3 4 GENRICH BETTY Chuck General Ffve foot two eyes of blue Chuck IS a pert blonde wuth llght blue eyes a pleasant smlle and a cheerful Hello for everyone Her favorite entertaunments are danclng and bowlung Her declslon as to what her work wlll be upon graduation as not deflmte but It us definite that a certain saulor wall have somethmg to say about her future Home Room Representative 2 Jr Red Cross 2 Girl Reserves 3 GEORGE JOSEPH oe General To be studlous IS an accomplishment not a gnft Joe a really swell guy and an ardent lover of sports as an average student who could really do better school work of he trned Joe s flne qualntles together wnth has versatllxty wall help hum achleve success Joe s always ranng to go out for a good tume He enloys swnmmung baseball roller skatmg and basketball He expects to go to a mortucnan s college after he graduates GEOSITS MARGARET E Meg General H: Joe what ya know? Meg as a tall sombre brown eyed gal wnth her eyes on her studies but her mlnd elsewhere Frank honest and a permanent pal describes Meg A lover of football and baseball Meg llkes fanr play That quality will stand her nn good stead when she enters the nursing profession Chorus 2 Page Eighty frve Q12 1 Q'-rf-fr 1944 CUMUS GERHARD ALMA Elmer Commercial Poetry o kund of mgenuous nonsense Alma enuoys reodung wrutung to boys un the s rvuce dancung and all the other thungs enlsyable to a hugh school gurl The only dufterence us that she enloys wrutung poetry, and she can really wrute ut Look at any Canary and Blue Her brown eyes and warm smule have won her many fruends who can testufy to her occasuonal spasms of temper or moods of devulush teasung She us to be a book keeper Watch your figures, Alma' Canary and Blue 4 GERHARD HENRY E Hank College Preparatory Earnestness and sport go well together Hank well known to the whole school finds hus greatest plea sure un eatung, although doncung runs a close second Hus success un school us due to hard work and a wullungness to cooperate Henry s desure was to enter college but hell settle temporaruly for a pour of sulver wungs from Uncle Sam As he takes ot? unto hus brught future the school sends uts best wishes wuth hum Happy landing' Football2 3 4 Basketball2 3 4 VarsltyA2 3 Presudentd Nv- 5157 'sp GESCHEL DOROTHY Dottue Commercual A rollmg eye a rovung heart' Dottue us one of the few people who can keep smulung matter what turns up Thus qualuty wull carry her far when she gets out unto busuness Dottue us a typucal example of young Ameruca good un all her studues pleasant about her work, pretty and healthuly crazy about doncmg and sports Best of luck Dottue Commercual Club Vice President 4 X . f GEVERT LOIS M Gov General Those green eyes wuth theur soft lugtut Cluck' Behund that camera stands o short blonde gurl green eyes flashung Thus us Gev the Canorys own Snoopung Scooper engaged un her pet pastume photography It us to be her professuon too she already has made a contract to photograph Geraldune Poschs Beauty Shop as soon as Geraldune has one Though Lous takes a lot of kuddung about the Navy she wull really study pho tography un New York and then follow un the footsteps of her brothers un the Navy and the Marunes and wull see the world through her camera Page Eughty sux 1944 GIANCARLO LAWRENCE Wop Cammerclal The world s gift to blmd women CDMU5 GIACOBBE ROSE MARIE Tiny lndustrual Leave tomorrow for tomorrow Tmy IS a tmy mute who can take care of herself anywhere Tlny IS Interested In popular muslc sports and danclng Wherever she goes she takes her frnends She always looks on the brlght svde of thmgs and takes the good wlth the bad At school she as cheerful but never forgets her lessons In the shop shes pleasant to be around and falls for every gag but her marks prove she takes her work serlously Tmy IS golng to be a rweter un a war plant cw'-4-440' Gym Club 3 Wop ns a delnghtful lnttle chap You can usually find hum at Bull Evans garage either workmg or loafung Hls hobbues are playmg baseball and roller skatmg He IS not a studlous fellow but where there IS trouble Wop IS always there ready to help He wants to be a sports announcer GLAZIER LEONARD Lenny General A frlend Indeed ls a guy wlth money GIFT LAWRENCE Larry College Preparatory Slncenty IS a virtue few men possess Larry a promunent member of the Varslty A club I5 one of our best free style swimmers and IS a lifeguard at one of the clty swlmmnng pools School work does not always come tlrst wlth hum for he can usually be found wlth the fellows havung a good hme but he manages to have his work flnlshed ln tlme to malntaln a good record Larry s engaging smile and his slncerlty and faithful ness are has dustmguushmg qualmes No obstacle wull hinder Larry s success Varsuty A Club 3 4 Swimming Team 2 3 4 Lennys a swell guy to have around at any tnme he wall always go out of has way to help a tnend and to make a frnend Hls chief Interests are the A H S track team and the Clvll Alr Patrol In whlch he IS a Cadet Hlstorlcal Society 3 4 Clvnl Anr Patrol Cadet 4 Track 2 3 4 Football Basketball Usher 3 4 Page Elghty seven 5 Za...-1,1 I , . 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Honor Socrety 4 Senior Mathematics 1944 CUMU5 GODDESS JOHN THOMAS Johnny College Preparatory If the heavens were all parchment and the trees of the forest all pens and every human being a scribe rt would still be lmpossrble to record all that l have learned from my teachers Johnnys cheerful smnle and pleasmg personalnty are well known an the halls of A H S A verutable Ennsteln ln scuence and mathematlcs and an excellent student In hls other sublects Johnny I5 as popular wlth hls teachers as he IS with has classmates We ex pect hum to become a great lawyer for he IS a shrewd thunker has a ready tongue and mvarlably wms hrs argument Has abulnty IN publlc speaking and debating ranges far above the average Club 4 GOMBERT SHIRLEY Shurl Commercnal A pleasing countenance IS a sllent commendatron If you should come upon a not so tall gurl wuth dark curly hour and dark flashing eyes you ll know lt ns Shlrl lust drlftmg along to another class Although no mental gemus Shnrl keeps her work above average Her one Idea for the future IS to marry a sallor All Shxrleys friends wish her luck un anythmg she undertakes GORDON MARIE ELEANOR Flash General light hair and eyes of blue Mischief bent and a pugnose too' dull moment when Marne IS around At all the basketball and football games she us cheenng her utmost for the Canarues Al though study Isnt exactly a hobby Marne has faithfully put IN three good years at A H S Her spare time she spends dancmg and sketching She says she has no partnculor ambutuon but we re sure she wall make good un whatever she does Gym Club 2 Basketball 3 4 GORDON RHODA Butch Commerclal Lrke the waters of the deep Never qulet unless asleep Rhoda always says the rught things at the nght time A average student she has won her way through school wlth plenty of study smiles and frlendshnps She attends nearly every dance always accompamed Football and basketball rooters would not be complete wnthout Butch Wlth no delimte plans for the future she lnves only for today perhaps that us why she ns always so cheer ful Wuthout any partucular hobby she us ready and wullnng to do what others may suggest WC N Page Eighty eight . , , , . f . 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I X ' J A I 1 x J 1944 ei CUMUS GREASON MARY JANE lefty General Her eyes mean trouble but her heart rs lrmd Crash' Bang' Look who it IS Mary Jane This is one of the mcny dramatic entrances for which she us famous Lefty is always In there doing her part at our football and basketball games and in other school activities Her latest fad is the airplane and we wish her luck an that adventure The best of everything to you Mary Jane We ll watch for you on the blue horizon Basketballl 2 3 4 Aquacade 2 4 Girls Gym Club 2 GREEN SEVERN u College Preparatory A friend is as it were a second self Where there s fun you can usually find Bud with a wide grin splitting his generous face from ear to ear His appearance on the stage IS quite frequent for he has helped both the Junior and Senior classes present plays He has also made a stab at athletics Many people will miss Bud s sunny disposition when he leaves high school Swimming Team 2 4 Track Team 3 lnterclass play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Math Club GREENBERG SIDNEY Green College Preparatory His seat was by a window So he dreamed How could he study while the sunlight gleamed? Green is a funny guy with c smile that reaches your heart GREENBERG JOSEPH oe College Preparatory Fortune favors the brave and will probably be best remembered for his fiery speeches in English class on world corruption He is a likable fellow whose best subqects are history and biology Joe will probably be the mad genius of the coming generation Whether In lournallsm o medicine we wish hum success Humor Society 2 Home Room Representative 3 He d do anything for a friend and often has proved It Green lakes football and basketball but baseball is his great favorite His favorite indoor sport is pool and he doesnt do badly at it Marks? Green as no whiz but somehow he always manages to pass so we never worry about him Sud enlisted in the Army as an aviation cadet last November and expects to leave in September We wish hum the best of flying Mathematics Club 4 Basketball Usher 3 4 S A R Clvll Air Patrol Cadet Army Aviation Cadet Page Eighty nme , s , t V - . - . ., . 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' f , 2 - - -: A ' 1 1944 by GRIM GENE w shorty lndustrlal Prmt Shop Tra la la set up type set up type' Shorty IS the smallest guy In the gang Hts favorute pastimes are shootmg pool and operatmg the Innotype an the prmt shop Gomg to school worklng after school and domg homework keeps hum busy most of the day He ns average un has school work a but bashtul about the gurls but enloys wolfmg wlth hrs pals Shorty s to be a prmter and we are sure he wull be a good one To a flne fruend we wlsh the best of luck Canary and Blue Representative 2 GROFF RALPH Commercual Eat to live and live lc eat' Jake as one of the 'ally commercnal students You can usually find hum at the Lehugh Sweet Shop eatang uce cream and havmg a good tnme wnth the fellows Hrs hobbies are bulldnng model alr planes and eatlng good food Hus greatest deslre IS to travel he would luke to set foot on the forty eight states He hopes to become a ranlway mall clerk Good luck Jake' National Honor Society 4 CUMUS GRIDER KATHLEEN M Kathy Commercnal Smiles so sunny eyes so brown Turn our hearts nght upside down Kathy us small with dark eyes dark haur and a pleosung per sonaluty Just looklng at her glves you the umpressuon that she ns qutet and reserved, but dont let looks decerve you Her favorute hobbles are dancmg and wrntung letters especually to soldiers Her ombutuon IS to become a secretary and ludgmg from her qualr tres we thunk shell be a success Natnonal Honor Society Y W C A GRIM MARGARET M Peggy College Preparatory Make new friends but keep the old Always bubbling wtth enthusiasm and bursting with energy thats Peggy But when the occasuon aruses she can be seruous and sympathetuc She has a sense of humor and spontaneous wut, too lt as these trauts whuch add up to a chormmg personallty that have netted her frtends galore She loves horseback ndmg most, and that keeps her happy She always manages a week of vacatuon durung exams Gym Club2 3 4 Pan Amencan 3 4 Basketball2 4 Jake Page Nmety e r - 1 1 r 1 1 ' . , . . , . 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I 7 1944 CUMU5 GRONER BEATRICE CORA Betty General I am all the daughters of my father s house And all the brothers too Betty doesnt know what frowns are and has the faculty of formung fruendshups easuly Although quuet among strangers she us bubblung over outsude of school Betty loves to play the puano or to go roller skatung un fact shes quute adept at skatung She wants to study euther beauty culture or secretarual work There as no doubt un our munds that Betty wull succeed at euther GROSS ANNE B Anme General Well thus us what l heard her father s uncle A happy go lucky five foot two green eyed blonde fluttung around the halls thats Annue Once your fruend shes always your fruend But her fuery temper doesnt match her sunny dus posutuon one but Annue loves freezung her toes at a football game curculatung corny lokes or lust tellung the latest thung about May Smuth s cousun She s to be an Army nurse and wants to go overseas ?N GUINTHER RUTH ALTHEA Sunny General Foot lose and fancy free Sunny merry blue eyed brown haured Sunny lakes a good tume Most sports except wummung unterest her but uts tennus that keeps her fit she claums In school the hustorucal sublects fas cunate her She spends much tume at the movues and Iukes popular musuc her favorute orchestra beung Glenn Muller Sunny untends to go unto traunung at the Sacred Heart Hosputal GULDEMAN RICHARD Duck Archutectural Draftung a gentleman from sole to crown Ruchard us a blonde curly headed boy He us very good natured and wull do anythung for a fruend Duck s favorute sports are basketball footbcll and baseball whuch he plays very well Duck us a shy boy but un the halls a gurl does not go by hum unnotuced Duck us now workung as o draftsman at Vultee Aurcraft Co and uf he works there after graduatuon we know he wull contunue to make good Page Nunety one 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 s 4 .. , 1 F .. , . .I . .Y . I . . u . - 1 1 .1 . u 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . ,. . . .u . - 1 4 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 , . 1 . . . .1 . 1 1 - ', 1 1944 CUMU5 HAAS DONALD W Hqqgle Industrial Archntectural Drafting Laugh and the class laughs wrth you Donald IS a good sport and a truly dependable fruend AI though he does well un many sports hus favorute IS basketball Bu Haasue has fun In everything he does He IS a clean cut fellow and wlll share anythmg he has wuth a frnend We all wash hum luck as he goes forth unto the world HAAS KENNETH W Dutch Retarl Sellmg A busy bee that s never :dle Dutch as a happy go lucky fellow who can always flnd the humorous snde of a story Hls favonte sports are bowlmg and baseball and his favorute weakness Ice cream Dutch wants to enter the armed forces and then go unto the business fleld YV: HAAS WlLLARD A Wullne College Preparatory summed up rn contentment and pride Wullue us a short fellow who races along In hus black Chevrolet and honks away at all the gurls He us also a loyal frvend and a lovnal fellow who wall do almost anythmg for a good laugh It some of has nnstructors should see hum on the street they wouldnt recogmze hum Wullard makes a clear dlstmctuon between work and play He works hard and well he plays that way too Wlllle llkes skatmg of all kinds and bowlung but has heart IS un model plane buuldung Wullae had expected to study enguneernng at Lehlgh but the war has turned hns mmd toward the Naval Alr Corps HAFTL JOSEPH oe College Preparatory Thmk of ease but keep an workmg Joes a fellow who warrants your watchmg hes not sotasfled to sn back and let the rest of the world move on he s usually ahead of ut' He takes hns school work seriously and ns very near the top of hns class ln addutlon to havmg a hearty all round mterest un sports he collects stamps and couns That he IS qulet and unassummg us a sugn of deep thought A cheerful dlsposltnon has won hum many trnends and to know hum as to luke hum latm Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Presldent of National Honor Society 4 Semor Mathematics Club 4 Page Ninety two 1 f . . 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I i I . . 1 1944 Industrial Mechanical Drafting Live for today tomorrow never comes Al is a good mixer and an agreeable guy He likes to play football basketball and likes track but has work after school takes up most of his tme He cant dance but he gets along well with the gurls Eating hot dogs and drawing are his hobbies H is an above average student Al intends to work as a draftsman CDMU5 HALLOWELL ELOISE JUNE Sweet Eloise General If at first she doesn t succeed she ll try try again Eloise is lust an average girl with a big smile for everybody She is about five feet four and has chestnut brown hair with brown eyes that are always happy She enloys all sorts of sport, especially football and swimming and writing to sailors A person must reclly know Eloise to appreciate all her good qualities Yin...- Sf or to become a member of the United States Army HANDWERK RUBY Bunny Industrial Always a smile never a frown. lf you see a crowd laughing in the halls or at the shop iust look for Bunny She has a smile for everyone and a friendly per- sonality With her twinkling eyes she finds her way into anyones heart Shes the life of any party and makes and keeps friends. ln gym class Bunny is a wonderful basketball player and after school she goes swimming dancing and plays baseball. We are sure Bunny will make an expert riveter at Vultee. Home Room Representative- Red Cross HAMILTON ROBERT S ob College Preparatory He wears the colors of the school of experience black and blue Bob came from Taylor where he had attained an enviable school record Football bowling swimming, and basketball are his favorite sports Sometimes but not often he goes out with gurls' And who knows what goes on In that mind of his? His ability to find humor has won htm many friends and at times got him into trouble We shall long remember him for his bright yellow shirt and reindeer socks Foatballi 2 3 4- Basketball l- Traclrl 2- Varsity A Club 3 4- National Honor Society 4- Senior Math Club- Senior Basketball Usher. 'V' Page Ninety-three '!I ' 1944 CUMUS HARLEMAN EUGENE Gene Electruc Shop Turn on the current and keep lt on until thus ,ob vs flnlshedl Gene us a happy go lucky sort of a fellow always smnlung clways taking everything an hrs stride Hrs dustmguushed personality has secured hum many fruends When there rs work to be done he always Fmshes It Gene untends to go on In el ctrcnty after he graduates HARPER BETTY L Betts General Gentle lovmg exceedmgly klnd Betty IS qulet and shy pleasant and always wlllmg to help a frnend Bettz favorite sport IS swlmmmg but she lukes other sports as well She us not sure of her future but whatever ut ns shell be a wmner' Volleyball l 3 Basketball l Gym Club 3 I ix 5345? HARR ROBERT C Punchy College Preparatory I envy no man that knows more than myself but pfty them that know less Punchys a smashmg fullback on the Varsity football team Just ask any of the opposung teams uf they know hum they re the ones who wush they dldnt Punchys studies arent what they could be but he malntams passmg grades Along with football Punchy also plays Varsity basketball and us on the track team Bob IS an Arr Corps Reserve and we ll expect to see hum rn that servlce Good luck Punchy we re sure you ll have clear flylng otball l 2 3 4 ketball I 2 3 T Varsity A Club 3 4 Varsity A Club Treasurer 4 Chief Arr Rald Warden 4 U S Army Arr Corps Reserve HARRICK PAUL Scrappy General He s a good man to have around Scrappy IS a llttle fellow wuth a bug personallty Although he :sn t too enthusuastlc about study he manages lo get by He hunts traps skates swlms and on a track field he as In a class all his own In fact Scrappy us full of pep from head to toe Track 2 3 4 Page Ninety four , if I 6: i . . . , . . . 4 h - I .. 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D I . t . , , 1944 HARRIS ARISTIDES P A ns College Preparatory He IS great enough that IS hrs own master Arts can make frlends wlth anyone and wall do anything for has friends He thoroughly enloys a good game of baseball basket ball or football whether he IS playing or lust watching Although he belneves an faur play he flghts tlre with flre No one knows whether he has any secret loves or ambitions but we do know that he would luke to rom the Umted States Aer Force A boy wnth has fareslght cannot be held back Baslretballl .I V Football 2 Canary Staff 4 HAUSMAN BETTY lRENE Betsy Commercral Never feel that you have done well enough whlle you know that you can still do better Betty exemplltles the average hugh school gurl She has a multutude of friends who enloy her sunny dusposltron Her marks rank among the hughest un all her classes Whenever the Canaries are out to wm a football game you may be certam that Betty ts there to cheer them on She also emoys dancmg and basketball Betty expects to work an an offnce but not for long you see a soldier has already put an hrs claim National Honor Society 4 Commerclal Club 4 Office Messen ger 4 Home Room Stamp Clerk 4 COMU3 HARRING GERAlDlNE Gerry General Anything done for another IS done for oneself Gerry IS always full of fun and laughter but when at comes to school work she vs usually seruous Gerry IS so capable that she has won a great many frnends She mtends to become an nnteraor decorator Gerry s interests are roller skatmg swummmg dancmg cnd orchestra leaders Harry James and Frank Smotra, and Bang Crosby are her favontes National Honor Society 4 Girl Reservesl 2 3 4 HARTMAN PAULINE MAE Peen Commercial Why worry? There s always summer school Paulrne has brown harr and gray eyes and o ready laugh for all She enloys sports swnmmmg and Ice skatmg To all these whole some qualltles she adds an apprecrahon of musnc and engoys her plano playung To cll these abllltles add that Peen IS a good worker Leu' X X Page Ninety fl ve 1 1 ,. . . . . - 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 I . 1 I 1 r 1 . , , . - 1 , ' ' A. 1 1 I 1 I I ' . if 44141 if 'J' 'QA-4 NHIC6, ' CDMUS 1855 HECKMAN JANICE MARIE lane Genera' When rn doubt walt then find out Jane IS lots of fun un and out of school She has a fanr complex non wlth brown eyes and dark hanr and her colors are naturally yellow and brown whlch she wears as well as she lukes them Al though o but shy at first she makes and keeps fnends easuly er favorlte pastime I5 danclng her favorlte sport bowling Of course wuth the man shortage rnght now dancung does not appeal to her as It once dld Jane mtends to become a secretary and says typung vs her favorite sublect HECKMAN MARY JANE Mary Jane College Preparatory To all the prnze I5 open but only he can take rt Who says with Roman courage lll find a way or make lt' Mary Jane believes In dolng what as asked of her and dalng at well but she always enlays a good tlme She IS quiet fine and dlgnltled and can be o 'ally schoolgrvl when the occasuon demands Mary Jane takes an actuve Interest un muslc dramatlcs and church work Any college wull be lucky to have her as a student latm Club 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 German Clab 3 4 Hlstoncal Socle y 2 3 4 Ju: lor Mathematics 3 Senior Mathematics Club 4 National Honor Socuety 4 Asst Home Room Representative A Dramatic: 4 iv iv 5 HEIL ROBERT T Dutch General A Dutch accent with an lnsh ba kmg Here IS a chap that decls with facts and does not beat around the bush a great kldder that llkes to torment long faced people Dutch lakes the gurls, but does not lxke to assocnote with them' Has motto as Let well enough alone' He wants to be an aurplane mechamc rn the Naval Arr Corps and then work hrs way up to beung a pllot HEILMAN ANN Bunme General She walks rn beauty like the mght Ann tall regal look ng blonde wuth wide blue eyes and o sparklmg personaluty, as mterested m collectung pennants and dancing preferably wrth a sallor Her greatest yen IS for onion sandwuches Bunmes ambmon us to be a Navy nurse but we know the Army wnll feel slnghted Bunme we know wnll go hoppmg off to some successful and happy future Basketball 2 Gtr' Reserve 4 Page Ninety :lx oil A 0 2 0 5' 5 2 O 6. 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' , .H 1 , - , , - , I .I . .. ..,I . . , , ' ,,,4'A , '12 -1,,f' 'J' ' 2' is ' f 'Q 8 B 3 .,, C. . .I . , . , f, 5. s, ' I - . . , 1944 HEIMBACH ELEANOR ELAINE Punchy lndustnal COMU5 HEll.MAN EDGAR B Lefty General e spmt that builds an empire Here ns Lefty a qunet fellow who gets along well ln most of hrs clcsses He IS a lover of the outdoors and partlcularly lakes huntmg and flshnng He has chosen agriculture for hrs lufe work and as so extemely interested an ut that we a e sure he wall be successful A laugh on her lips a smile ln her eyes Sweet as the breeze sunny as the skies Punchy ns about Eve feet tall and has small features She IS the klnd of gurl everybody lakes wnth her happy smlle and pleasant ways She us an all round sport always ready for a good tame Punchy concentrates on her work She IS learmng to be a rlveter Success to you Punchy m whatever held you may work HEINTZELMAN MADELINE R Madge Commercla' HEIMBACH GLORIA CAROLINA Pmky General little am l and lttle l ll be But I am lust tall enough for me Pmky as a likable and well known person lt ever you are low un spurnts or need any lnnd of help Pmky as the one to go to Active In all sports she IS especially fond of roller skatmg swimming and dancmg She has pretty blue eyes and certainly can make them do her budding What Pmky expects to do when she ns through school we do nat know but the class of 44 wishes her succe Gym Club 2 4 Home Room Representative 2 Scoopers Club 2 Canary and Blue Solicitor 2 3 Red Cross Representative 4 a cappella Chonr l Our character IS but the stamp on our souls of the free choice of good or evil we have made through lrfe Madges delughtful personality and friendly manner endear her to all her friends She IS good natured and has a keen wut Her favorute sports are football and basketball she IS an ardent rooter at the games She ns Interested an dancmg and spends a good part of her lelsure tnme at lt Her chief ambltuon as to become a secretary Commercial Club 4 Page Ninety seven I 3- , N ' ' N , . 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I HELLER EDITH KATHERINE Educ Sunuluna lups sparklung eyes Bug at heart but small un suze When you need a lruendly word or someone to laugh at your lokes Gnd Eduth Che us always an hand to do whatever she can do for you be ut great or small Although classmates may thunk her quuet outsud of school she us as talkatuve and laugh lovung as any other hugh school gurl Her soprano vouce adds to the qualuty of the chour Her fruendly nature, coupled wuth her earnest efforts at her work us sure to brung her fruends and hcuppuness Chorus 2 4 Home Room Representatuve 3 Y W C A 3 4 Chour 4 we-H HENNlNGER ADELE e When a 'ruend us kund and true don t exchange hum for a new Typucal Ameruccn gurl would be an apt appellatuon tor Del She us tall slender wuth bug brown eyes and sandy hour and ns a smooth dresser Her recreatuon she takes un swummung dancung and horse back rudung Asude from pleasure she always finds tume for seruous matters and us as constant and seruous un her work as un her puano playung Her sympathetuc nature has won her U countless number of fruends ,nl HIC 'QA-4 CUMUS 1856 HEIST ALICE ELIZABETH Heusty General Never a grouch she makes lute pleasant Easy come, easy go that Heusty all around She throws all worrues asude and goes merruly on her way Heusty has many fruend she us so easy to get along wuth Her favorute sports are swummung hukunq bowlung uce skatung and horseback rudung l a few years who knows what Heusty wull be doung? She can do such a lot of thungs well And she sure can cook and that s the way to o man s heart i HELLER RICHARD K Duck College Preparatory Happy go lucky four and free Nothung ever bothers me Full of pep and always on the go Duck us on hus way to uoun the Navy Though he stepped out a lot un hugh school we never notuced any bad effects on hus report card Duck us popular and always ready to make fruends He takes part un as many school actuvutues as hus tume allows and us un general a swell guy Cheerleader l, 2 3 4 Page Nunety eught fr Q JA 5 1 is 5 Qu ..,, ,, a iw' '.. 'S' . ., . G gsyyiu U .' , DI 1944 CUMUS HENRY RUTH Ruthe College Preparatory Only the happy at heart look happy Ruthie IS a happy go lucky carefree person with her own Interesting ways Durung her spare time you may Gnd her fllttmg around enther the kntchen or the dance floor She llkes basketbal and Ice skatmg Her eagerness to help others as leadmg Ruth unto the nursnng professlon Latm Club 2 Basketball l 2 3 Physics Club 4 HERSH JEAN Lefty College Preparatory Love rs lake o well o good thing to drmlr out of but a bad thing to fall into Jean s really on the beam Her effervescent charm would be an asset to anyone She us a dellghtful combination of femlmty and competence Dancing and skatung are tops with her A real sport enthusuast Lefty lukes nothing better than to see her Alma Mater trounce the opposmg team She plans to attend college and here s looking forward to a bug future for a lrttle gal fi Pan Amencan Society 3 HERTZ DORIS Hertzy General HERSH RICHARD C Duck College Preparatory All things npen wvth age Duck IS easy to make friends wlth as long as people are wlllmg to make friends with htm however he IS bashful among strangers Because of hns buoyant personality and the tact that Duck as a smooth dancer he has no trouble an attractnng the gurls around here In fact he us one of their favonte subgects He does well at most sports although he does not specualnze un any partncular one He can best be remembered for hes llfeguardmg at Dorney Park Pool He wall also be remembered for the large number of frxends he has made at A H S Personality IS the pass to perfect on Hertzy ns that dark eyed cyclone that dashes post you at top speed but never falls to leave her cheery Hu Her ready grm and m'ectnous vntalxty have won her scores of friends and she ns bound to keep you laughmg Hertzy could never be dubbed studuous but she manages to pull through In her sublects She leans toward athletic actnvltnes, adores dancing and keeps the other students full of vnm at all sports events Although ut IS hard to belneve thus luvely person has a seruous ssde and admits she has her ambltnons Basketballl Drcmatlcsl Cheerleadmgl 2 3 A lnterclass Play 4 Page Ninety-nine NSN HIQ 1859, nv 'Q Us Junuo Molhematucs Club HlEMEP HELGA Helga Commercual Success comes by domg not wushung Brown haur brown eyes a pleasung personaluty and a cheery smule us a muld descruptuon of thus blushung lass Despute the fact that Helga llkes sports readung and musuc she mauntauns hugh standards un all her school work Her never guvung up but always reachung out for hugher levels makes us sure that Helga wull some day be a vaulable secretary Hll.BERT VERA lndustrual A way to make friends us to be a frlend Vu us the gurl everyone lukes Wherever you find her you wull Gnd a lot of her fruends Vu us one ofthe fortunate gurls to have the lndustruol Course Soon we shall call her Vera the Ruveter In the classroom she us quuet but outsude she really goes to town Though physucs may be a luttle hard for her she struggles tull she gets t That us one thung nuce about her she always doe th ngs rught She hopes to do war wa k Page One Hundred HESS FERN Bunny College Preparatory ll s nuce to be natural lf one us naturally nuce 'erns wutty personaluty and muschuevous nafure wull always make fruends for her Youll see Bunny at all sports events rootung wuth all her mught Although Fern has not deflnutely decuded as to her vocatuon her chuef unterest us nursung May she have happuness throughout her future years a rappella Chour Natuonal Honor Socuety Chorus 2 3 4 HIGHTOWER ROGER Rogg lndustrlol Pruntung Large of frame broad of mmd Bug at heart and always kind Here us a quuet sort of a boy, who usually suis keepung hus thoughts to humself Then agaun he laughs as loud and long as the rest He us a firm beluever un hard study but not un over exertuon although he us always ready to do hus share of any uob He us an optumustuc chap but not unaware of duscou agements whuch some tumes try hus fauth but never get hum down Hus abuluty to play the marumba puano and clarunet wull be of assustance to hum un the munustry whurh he feels called to enter , , . . , . 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I 1 ', , I . t,. f .. . .A 1944 CUMUS HINKLE DOROTHEA Dot General Brown eyes with wondrous wltchmg churm Brown eyes a tip tlted nose dark silky hair a rogulsh grin to say nothing about a nice personality all these make up a sweet gurl known as Dot She loves to swim play basketball and dance and has a great weakness for winter sports Dot as also an ardent vegetarian and ac'ually thrives an those green and leafy things Dot expects to enter a nurses training school after graduation Future patents and do tors beware' Girls Chorus 2 lnlerclass Play 4 HOFEIJCH BETTY JEAN Shorty General Glgglmg when she comes grgglrng when she goes But what she may he giggling at no one ever knows Bouncing little Betty Jean is a pe fect example of th good things that come ln small packages You seldom find her in a serious mood she as always sprouting a mischievous tw-nkle Shorty likes ta dance swim, talk and play basketball but the latter two rank Hrst Although she rarely misses a social event Betty Jean flnds time to keep her studies above average and we know shell go tar in 'he field of medicine Grrls Basketball Team 2 3 4 Girls Gym Club 2 3 4 lnter class Play 4 HOFFMAN WILBERT O Wrmpy Auto Shop What Wfmp admires IS a tank full of gas Four usable tires and a girl that has class Hoffman cor-es from Wescoesville and is proud of it In auto shop he is in the center of the group A small cheerful chap he mdulges in every sport He s mteres'ed in the Navy We all know the only road open to hum as the road to success Happy landings Wilbert HOFFMAN WILLIAM S College Preparatory He is no wise man that will quit a certainty for an uncertainty Bill is lust another guy who comes from a town called Fogels ville Girls dont seem to bother hum so he has he says a chance to do good work in srhool Sports especially baseball occupy a great deal of Bill's time. Then there is the famous Fogelsville football team on which he plays. Bill has always taken an excep- tional interest in chemistry- he expects to take up chemical engin- eering in the V-12 program. An - Page One Hundred and One H ocgtl I 1856 K QS, Lx HOHE GERTRUDE K Trudy Commercual The ,oy that you gave to others us the ,oy that comes back o you Trudy us a swell gurl wuth blonde haur and blue eyes She belueves that too mu h study weakens the mund but she always gets through Shes very socuable always wullung to do what the gang wants to do Her favorute wunter sport us football and she puts up a grand argument If anyone denues that we have a good xx HOLLINGSWORTH JANE NANCY Nan General From rhe second she opens her eves one mulluon hows lwa mulluon wheres and seven mulluon whys A pretty gurl a smooth dancer a swell pal and a humorust Nancy us also untellugent She never lets her studues unterfere however wuth her good tumes Her luvely uoyous companuonshup IS welcome everywhere Nancy plans to enter the Unuversvty of Pennsylvania to uoln the gurls un whute team Among her pleasures are popular musuc and dancung HOLVECK DICK Jug Head General laugh and grow fat A good athlete and a real sport Duck us a popular fellow wuth has classmates Hus good looks Teddy bear hourcut lukable personal ty and muscular buuld guve hum that urresustuble rharm for the gurls That us why he us rught at home wuth hus arm around euther a football or a gurl Footballl 2 3 Varsuty A Club HOPKINS GRACE Hoppe College Preparatory But could ye see what no eyes can see The unward beauty of her luvely spurul A gay unfect ous laugh heralds Hoppe wuth her dancung brown eyes and sunny smule She loves swummung basketball and uutterbuggung un fact she us quute a hep cat She really does study occasuonal'y physucs and Spanush but her specual hobby us hand craft Hoppe us also quute a hand at baton twurlung Grace plans to study duetetucs home economucs or some other scuence at Penn State College Thus traunung along domestuc lunes wull come un handy Y W C A 3 4, Chorus2 3, 4 Basketballl 2 3 Page One Hundred and Two , . l . 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Q ' I I - 1 I A - A - - ,- ' , 2 , , 1944 CUMUS HOWELL CHARLES Z Charhe College Preparatory Men love to wonder and that IS the seed of our science Charlne as an average student whose mam mterests are chem ustry and medlcme We sha'l always remember hum for hrs friend lmess and his keen sense of humor Hrs hobbues Include football swimming and the baseball of whlch he IS so especlally fond He expects to study fhemlstry at Lehugh HUFFORT MARILYN Manme Commercial T11 somethmg o be wlllmg to commend But my best prize I5 that I om her frrend Marulyn rs a person who can make fruends very easily She has a pleasing personaluty and always a cheerful sml'e for every one A tnmes she ns a but moody but a good loke wnll snap her out of lt She engoys all ports especially basketball and loves dancmg too Her sellma abllnty us quite remarkable Manme always does her homework sometumes at the last moment but nevertheless s e gets It done Her one ambmon as to become a stenographer ' v HUMMEL EVELYN FERN Frutz General I d rather be small and shme than be great and cast a shadow Evelyn small blonde hatred green eyed us admured by D her frnends She lakes sports especially bowlmg and lceskatlng and as enthusnastuc about football She plays the pnano exceptlonally well She may be rather qunet but she us capable of fmlshmg every thang she starts Nurslng us the professuon she has chosen HUNSBERGER JOHN Johnny Genera' Good at work better at play Wlllrng to laugh with the gang all day John I5 a true and fa thful friend to everyone always wlllmg to help anyone who asks hum a questnon He as mdustrlous and good m all has sublects He talks lnttle but always knows what he IS talkung about Johnny ns unterested In out door sports especually an huntmg and fishing He hopes to get unto the Navy Arr Corps and hell get plenty of out of doors there Page One Hundred and Three , . , . . - - , , . 1 . . . , A. . . . . .. , . . ., , . 1 , ,lt , .' . 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CUMUS HUSS SARA MAE a General No one can be perfectly happy trll all are happy Wherever there IS fun there IS Sal She ns the one that gets the gurl together for a movne or a quuck lourney to some amusement parlv But be sure to be at least fifteen minutes late for she as always late Sal IS a phllosopher un her own way sh ll stra ghten out all your troubles and tell you what us wrong N xt to mavles she ll take :ce skatmg whenever ut IS posslble, and though she doesnt skate well, you never notuce ut because her heerfulness and happy HUSTON ALBERT ROSS Tex College Preparatory He who makes hasre slowly lives long That short rotund robust, qo'ly looknng 'ellow with the huntmg and flshlng magozune I5 Tex a guy that everyone says Hello to Football followers know 'um as the lnttle fellow wuth the water bucket ln class Tex always answers when he ns called upon even uf he doesn know the answer In bnef, he can talk about anythung and does' Huston ns a member ofthe Aur Corps Reserve and of the Cuvnl Aur Patrol Soon hell be shootmg toothy Japs out of the sky' Football Team 2 Football Manager 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 go lucky way make you forget everything else INGLESE THEODORE Heeky College Preparatory Simple and strong ard Iarg type of the plan Great nature offers when God bunlds a man If you want to ptay football baseball or basketball Heeky IS always wulllng and able to play Very lndustr :ls Theodore would probably graduate wclh honors ut he would apply humsel' to has studues as he does to sports Has keen sense of humor enables hum to make friends very easily Heeky may follow an his brother s ISAACSON TAMERA JANE Tam General Try to fmpnson the restless mmd Tom IS another gurl wuth a pleasnng personality She always has o good personal lme when spoken to Her trankness adds to her charm and brmgs out the vlvndness of her character She ns a good student well lnked by everyone her energy and enthusiasm are contaguous footsteps and enter Leh gh Umverstty Basketballl 2 Baseball 3 4 Page One Hundred and Four 1 Sl , . s W .. . , .- . . ,.. . bg . . . t. . 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' . e. - , , . . ., . . . .. t G .. ,1 , I l 1 ua-44 cowuus JACKSON MERILYN Jackue General Brown eyes brown haur shy 'ook but beware Jackue was a sophomore un New York and a uunuor un New Jersey and has been wuth us lust one year She lukes Allentown and Allentown lukes her wuth her cheerful personaluty and keen wut '-Iavung spent so much tume un other hugh schools she would luke to contunue travelung sungung wuth an orchestra In the event that orchestra leaders have other Ideas she wull settle for fashuon de sognung un New York Cuty IACOBSON IRWIN v College Preparatory Truth 'ke a torch the more tus shook ut shunes Irv a fellow who u easy to get along wuth has a boundless amount of determunotuon for no matter how tough the goung he wull stuck to ut to the very end Irv s puume unterests are sports and readung Although he us quuet and unas umung he us the kund off llow you cant forget JACOBY SYDELLE yd Commercuol A smule of hers IS luke an aft of grace A charnuunq personalsty a contaguous laugh a ferocuous temper sea green eyes all go to make up the person known as Syd She us a gurl of many moods but the one you most always find her un u foot lzuose and fanry free mood Naturally she adores dan ung Her charm pause and self confldence wu'l carry her through the busuness world and wuth her better than average marks we can count on Syd to march along wuth flyung colors IANSEN JEANNE I .Ian General Hap, y go uucky 'our and free Nothing ever bothers me Jeanne appears quuet and reserved but her true self us not too qu et Ba ketlncll ce skctung and swummung head her lust of sports she s alway un the stands watchunq football games Talented un art and musuc she always attracts congenua' companuons Basketballl 2 3 A Home Room Officer 2 Page One Hundred and Fuve 1944 JOHNSON MARGARET Margie General Sweet as a breeze sunny as the skies A sweet kmd hearted gurl I5 our Morgue wuth never o frown She excets an her school work and has hme outsnde for fun Tho Marg e s mmd as on her studnes, nt often wanders down to a place called Texas Ask Margie why and her answer will be a rosy blush Mos' of Margie s tlme these days us given to kntttlng a patr of reg ulatnon G l Army socks Many are her fnends who wnsh her the best that lufe can brmg National Honor Society 4 ,-sf' 'H- JONES MARY ELLEN Jonesy General Then out she bursts with words of chatter And gtves her version of the matter Mary Etlen ns llked by eferyone and ns the lufe of the party Often she contrnbutes a but of poetry to an occaslon She goes to all the football games cheers as loud as she can then complauns the next day that her throat hurts' When Mary Ellen graduates s e hopes to obtotn a secretarlal posttton Her employer wall luke er as we do Good luck Ma y Ellen Chorus 3, 4 CUMUS JOHNSON CHARLES F Chuck Mechanutca' Draftmg He doesn tknow where he s going but he ll get there Chuck IS a lad of many abllutnes l e loves Gshung and huntmg most Hts ambntton IS to get unto the Army Arr Corps and later to become a draftman tn some nmportant lndustry He ns a hard worker but gets un has shore of fooling Chuck ltkes to attend dances but IS a llttle bashful when tt comes to gurls He wlll succeed In anything he strlves to do JONES MARION Jonesy General Blue eyes blonde hdlf that s what makes Marian farr Jonesy lolly happy go lucky lakes to dance swam and go horseback rtdnng As soon as she dsscovers somethmg new she must tell tt to whoever happens to be around Those who know her are proud to be numbered among her large circle of frtends She laughs more than she studies, but she has her serious moments when she can tackle and overcome the toughest of problems Along wuth the other Interests mentloned Jonesy luke all other average gurls as Interested IN boys However none but tall good looking ones need apply Page One Hundred and Sax , . 1 1 . 1 , . 1 . 1 1. , , - 1 - 1 ,, ,K . 1 1- 1 1 ,. . , . , , I, . . . . . , . 2 l 'I . , . . , ,. , A 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1- - 1 1 I - x if K 41 11x I 1 - 1 , , 1 1 . , . . --4 .-it 1,-1 ., h . ,I . 1944 'ff' CUMUS JOSEPH ADELE oe General Greatnss and goodness are not means but ends Hath she not always treasures always friends? With a winning smile an encouraging word a flash of wit and great chrm Joe has a high place in the hearts of her friends Her chief atm is to have fun but she never lets it interfere too much with her study She loves dancing swimming and is fond of all sports particularly football and basketball Her plans we have yet to discover but we know that her ideas are forming un a manner which is certain to end ln success Girl Reserves 2 3 JOSEPHS MELVIN Me College Preparatory Ambltr n has no rest Mel is the boy w th the lets be friends mile and the wish my son were like that courtesy Although his nose invariably buried in the Reader s Dregest or his physics book he is by no means a bookworm Mel is king of all gadget inventors The day is yet to be seen when Mel doesnt turn up with a d vice to turn off alarm flocks or to pull off the covers in the morning Still another thing ear mark Mel corny gokes But when there is a task to be done Mel is the one to do I' Mel may enlist in the Army Air Forces but after the war he plans to enter Penn State to study scientific agriculture Red Cross Council l 2 Orotan Debating Society 3 4 Class Playsl 2 3 4 Matt' C: b 3 4 Pan American league 3 4 Wrestling 4 JURDEN JACK Valve Stem Genera: Oh sleep thou art a gentle thing Wherever there is noise and oughter you are sure to find .lack well known and liked for his humor Jack is interested in sports and attends big time basketball baseball football and hockey games Valve Stem is a favorite with the girl for his imuta tions of swoon crooners Jacks plans for the future are made he is un the Army Air Corps Reserve KANE PAUL Kavey Commercial Ar education is not the gift of nature it is the result of hard work Paul is a good student if he puts his mind down to it. His chief hobby is horseback riding. lf you happen to be at the Fair Grounds any sunny day that's where you'll find h'm. As far as girls are ron- cerned he says don't bathe them and they don't bother me.' He is always neat fn appearance. When he leaves school he will leave many 'ond memories behind him but he looks forward to the future with confidence. Page One Hundred and Seven M X 4 I9-44 CUMU5 KAUFFMAN FRANKLIN uggue Commercual They re uther too young or loo old lggue us a swell fellow but no soap wuth gurls Hed rather waut untul he us older then hus udea us to flnd humself a wufe and settle down un the country But lggue really has what ut take to get a grand gurl lggue does well un school and us unterested un sports swum nung, basketball, and baseball All he asks us to obtaun a good uob and be happy KAY FRANCIS Fuanny General Practuce makes perfect Francus us a fruendly person who lukes people She us a sunger of popular buts and untends o mal: s ngung her career ln sports Franny chooses bowlung tennus and dancung When we see Franny s name un brught lughts we shall a I proudly soy qhe was un my class at Allentown Hugh' Glae Club 3 4 KECK BARBARA W Bobs rom mercua Bobs us a small quuck gurl wuth a Phulaclelphua accent and a yen to see thungs through Her lught merry laugh can be heard whereve there us fun for Barbara us a fun lovung gurl Bobs would luke to go unto aeronautucs Her personal ty and charm should be welcome un the Aur Force Comm'-rcual C .fb A KEINERT E GEORGE lndustrual My kungdom for a 9 George s a happy go lucky fellow You can always find hum unvolved un some kund of muschuef un hus class room George luxes almost any kxnd of sport lre skatung us one of hus favorutes and we 10, thunk that before long he wull ever' be able to stand up on kates We wush George the best of success Page One Hundred and Eight , l.. 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A -I . , ' u Best of all among the rarest of good ones. ,, ' I' ' l Y' I 3 . l e A 4 1944 CDMU3 KEIPER MARION General Kmd hearts are more than coronets Mcraon as the kand of a garl anyone would lake She as always walling to help you Marion as active an church work and an singing organazctaons This year she as serving as president of the Hugh Qchool Chrastaan Endeavor Union of Lehigh County Combined with this she as also interested an home economics Judging from KEMMERER HARLEY Harley General Great thoughts come from the heart Harley as a quiet boy bLt always has a smile for has friends He lakes to tease the aarls thct as when he finds time He warts to be a forester, lakes cll sorts of outdoor life and as active an all sports Harley always looking for fun usually tands at and also Fnds plenty of friends who lake has happy sparat all thas anyone can tell that her anterests keep her quote busy Chorus 2 3 4 Choir 1 4 in-lr if--ur KENYON JOYCE rash General As I gazed upon the starr I saw a man who wasn t there He wasn t there again today Gee, l wash he d go away has a cheerful smile 'or everyone lrash as talented an flne arts and has several hobbies drawang photography and anything that can be token apart especially watches She as interested an all sports and active an many with swimming at the top of the last Although art and photography are her chief interests she has plan Play Productaon Staff 4 KESACK KATHRYN Kay College Preparatory The heart to conceive the hand to execute Genius wat and versatalaty to boot ned to take up nursing Lots of luck Joyce' Kline Baum Art School 8 years, Chorus 2 German lub 4 studaousness Max a cocktail of Kay her ready wat her sprinkled with a gagger or two of llltlng laughs and lacund sparat To gave at a kick note the blonde haar and laughing brown eyesl As a tinal Include the flavor of dancing reading and sports excatang touch add her dream of entering college to study labora tory technique To this pleasing situation add a toast to a smile to a blush to Kathryn National Honor Society 4 Latan Club 2 Pan American Society 3 Home Room Representatwe 2 4 Class Play Committee 4 la.. 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J l . . 1 1 1 I 'QA-4 CUMUS KINDT RICHARD DONALD Sticks Commercual Sulence us golden but we re off the gold standard Duck us a carefree but quuet sort of fellow except for the nouse he makes draggung hus feet through the hclls He usually manages to get through wuth hus school work but he consuders home work the wcrld s worst plc gue When ut comes to gurls Duck lukes huntung cnd fushung He us an ardent bowler hus secret ambutuon us to bowl a perfect 300 KISTLER JOHN W .lack College Preparatory Keen, alert a thinker, with many a chuckle at lufe If you are ever un school before the teachers arruve and you see a smulung fellow wuth a pule of books under hus arm you can be sure ut us Jack Jack would make a good farmer He us up at the crack of dawn, and un bed every nught before nune He us a teacher s dream he always does hus homework and always knows hus lessons He lukes to play football and basketball and us on the swummung team Jack rates hugh un school and hopes to become a Swummung 2 4 latun Club 3 German Club 4 KISTLER MERRIT C KIVLEN LAW Law College Preparatory Put off full tomorrow what you could do today Law us a carefree happy go lucky boy wuth a pleasung per sonaluty and a warm smule, Hus untellugence us above the average and although he us uncluned to wcut tull the last moment to do hus work, he us sure to do ut all eventually He plans to go to college and wull probably have smooth saulung Laws extra currucular octuvutues unclude managung the football team Hus hobby us readung blood curdlung detechve storues Commercual God s guft to blund women lf you ever see a tall dark haured fellow walkung slowly the hall wuthout a care un the world especually for school, Bump Hus maun unterests un school are women, women and women Bumps ambutuon us to be a saulor and whule many are lasung a swell fruend the Navy us gettung a good saulor Bump down that s more of us Page One Hundred and Ten 4 N vv, 1. 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I I ' . , - , 1944 CDMU3 KLASE HARVEY JR Harr Commercial A lrttle nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men Harvey believes that laughter us the cure of all ills His ambu tucn as to become an automobule mechamc Klase doesnt worry about his studues although he can study lf he really wants to Harvey IS a great follower of school sports He has forth un his team and supports lt to the best of hrs ablllty He spends most of hrs spare tnme nn church DCllVlfl8S and IH Chrlstlan Endeavor work KLEPPINGER GERALD S Gerry Commercual A good name rs rather to be chosen than great nches Quiet studlous and mdustrlous these qualutues have enabled Gerald to be one of the honor students of hrs class and wnll con tmue to be of value when he enters buslness He loves muslc and handles the piano and cornet as sknlfully as he does a typewrlter Chnstlon Endeavor work and bemg edntor of the C E Torch occupy some of has tume Commercial Club Football Usher 4 Basketball Usher 4 KLIMEK JUNE M June Commercial Cheerful company shortens the mrle KLINE DORIS at College Preparatory Friendship rs like the shadows of the evenrng whrch strengthen with the setting sun Dat I5 full of fun and always rormg to go and above all June as a pleasant and fnendly gurl wuth a tlashmg smule and a grand personalnty Whenever possnble she Ilkes to go ace skatmg or attend a good A H S football game June ns noted for her many fruends She hopes someday to work nn an offuce, and that gnft of frnendlmess wlll be valuable to her anxnous to do thmgs well Dot has a happy nature and more than average untellugence she has made excellent marks nn every sub 'ect Dons enloys sports dancmg and musucal and dramatnc entertommg. She plans to enter Penn State College to study chemistry. Pan-American Society 3' National Honor Society Page Ono Hundred and Eleven HI ON G 1944 CUMUS l852, KLINE EDWARD Edd: General When opportunity knocks be sure to answer To all has truends Eddue Klme us best known as the Tnnker Vv nth has natural born opltrtude for removmg kmks In a motor he as perpetually seen wlth hrs sleeves rolled up and has smlle encased In crease dabbllng wnth some mysteruous part of a motor Out of chool he I5 be t known on the basketball court Eddle IS the bug brother type who wall splnt has bottom dollar wuth you laugh or cry with you m short he us a friend to have throuah fair weather or foul Eddue s ambltlon ns to enter the U S Army as a tlymg master mechamc KLINE FAYE Susue Commercial The world IS made for fun and frolrc Gorgeous blue eyes and a sparkling smile dlstmguush charming Susle She always has elther gum or words an her mouth ears busy Susie finds a Ilttle tumefor dancmg and swummmg KUNE MARY EUZABETH Mary General Nature made her as she should Not too bad and not too good Mary as known mostly for those bug blue eyes and her orgu mentatlve temperment She has recently returned to A H S from Stroudsbug where she attended school for the past two years In her spare moments Mary ns a sernous student makes good grades vs clever resourceful and rellable Shell do all rlght wherever or whatever T C KLINESMITH GLORIA Klmey Commerclal Her very frowns are falrer for Than smlles of other mandens are Glona IS an average hugh school gurl a llttle qunet but wnth a pleasing personality She IS tall with brown halr and brown eyes Gloria takes an unterest ln her studies and gets faurly good marks but thus doesnt keep her from havmg fun Her favorute sport as football her recreatuon dancmg She enloys trymg new candy recipes even though they are fallures at tnmes Page One Hundred and Twelve .a agar- '9 6' A 0 0 ei as 'L ,Q 11.1. With news from her favorite service men she keeps her c9mpanion's V E. B. S. . . Club .fx y 44 rf 1944 'K K KNAUSS BETTY LOUISE General CUMUS KNAAKE FAY MARJORIE Maggy Commercaal Character as the cornerstone to success Maggy relaable and loyal has the rare quallty of beang a true fraend havang keen abalaty and doang unusual work Her gay sympathetac nature entertaans o wade csrcle of fraends Aarplanes and tenms are her anterest She finds pleasure an excellent plays and beautaful musac loves operas and enloys an anterestang lecture or speech che IS constantly hummang lattle tunes an between classes at work and at play She belaeves that with a song In your heart at as easaer to cope wath daffacultaes Her smalang countenance wall contrabute to her success whatever she does Commercial Club 4 The secret of all true greatness as samplacaty Betty as always ready to go along for a good tame as long as at doesnt seraously anterfere with her work Promssang sagns for a future career are evadent an her artastac work for her greatest ambatacn as to be a chac dress desagner ln roller skatang she as quate proflcaent and she hopes to become an adept spanner Dancang swnmmmg tennas and ace skatang all play thear part an helpang to make hers a well rounded lafe KNERR MARGARET Commercaal KNAUSS DOLORES Dolly College Preparatory Take Iafe as at comes and take happaness wherever you can fand at Dolly as a seraous alert but quaet young lady who loves danc mg, swlmmang, Ice skatmg and basketball She as seraous manded about her studaes but she lakes fun as much as anyone else She as to become a nurse Here s washang you luck Dolly' V 1 Morgue Gave me the ready hand rather than the ready tongue Some busaness executave as goang to be fortunate to have so capable a stenographer as Margae She wall get has letters out on tame and wall be of great general servace Her good sound audg ment and her dalagence wall carry her a long way anto the busaness world Her face as always beamang wath a smale and she has o cheery greeting for everyone We wash her the best of luck an all her endeavors Commercaal Club 4 Page One Hundred and Tharteen .f f 1. 4.7 ,.. , x . .V , , - , , . Virlf sh I , ' 5 , , . , . 1 , ,, XML 1, ,,, , , . .. . -, I ' ' . , 1944 CUMUS KOCH, GERALDINE GLORIA Jerry General Her lovelrness I never knew unhl she smiled at me Jerry IS a quiet gurl wuth a great bug smlle In splte of her qunet manner she has a multitude of fruends and I5 always ready for fun Among her pastlmes are dancmg movles and puano playmg Jerry IS a whiz on lce skates Her pet ambition us to come a Cadet Nurse Wuth her slncenty frlendluness, and ambutuon she us bound to add glory to that great organization Chorus 4 KOCHON LEONARD Lenny Commercual Be srlent and safe sflence never betrays you Lennys ambutnon us to play has accorduon an a top notch or chestra An average student, he nevertheless gets has work done Lenny lukes to travel and meet people he also loves sports peclolly basketball He played football for awhlle but gave lt up for musuc to the great dnsappomtment of the coaches who wanted hum for the Varsity Now he us gomg over to Uncle Sam and we are sure he wall make good an any branch of the servlce KOCSIS LEWIS E Coach Industrial Machme Shop :lin 'Ut if i-1--f' L A 'f' 1,....v'1 KOHLER JEAN FRANCES Jeanne College Preparatory She has the type of mmd you can sharpen your own on Jean has the mmd ot the absent mmded professor, and af she He lrfts a face of courage to the sky Coach IS a clean cut and actlve boy Gymnastics at the Y M C A unterclass basketball, and dancmg all get some of has tlme He intends to do shop work when he graduates an June lf the war wants for Coach, he wall enlust In the Merchant Marme because he wants action and adventure neather of whuch ns ratnoned on a merchant shup A clean cut personahty will carry hum safely through lufe doesnt do somethlng for you nts because she forgot and not because she didnt want to dont Jean us a swell gurl and a better than average student She enloys good muslc and books but also Iukes dancmg and :ce cream sodas Some day she hopes to teach French or Englush Jeanne will drunk deep of the fountam of know ledge and :ce cream sodas Girl Reserves 2 Orchestra 2 Le Cercle Francais 3 Page One Hundred and Fourteen . . , . - , , I L, ' 5 , es- . , , Q V , . 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' 2 a n - -v , . l ' I l . .1 1 f ' 1944 CUMUS KRAFT GLORIA LORRAINE Krafty General Her eyes are sunllt hazel Soft shadows round them play Thus shy luttle miss IS very studnous and always has her work on 'lme for Glorua vs conscnentlous She ns quiet In school but when she IS free from school she likes football and dancing She as also KRAINIAK ANDREW Andy General Children of wealth or want to each I5 given One spot of green and all the blue of heaven Andy IS a dark hatred young man who IS always either readmg a book or playmg an some sport for Andy takes an mterest nn athletlcs even though he has never played ot Allentown Hugh Basketball and baseball are has favorltes He enloys music and the movies Has work he always completes although he may let It go untll the last mlnute The Army Aur Corps IS has nmmedlate destma hon Interested In music Teachmg IS what she has chosen for her career The best of luck for success and happuness to Gloria' 6? elm... KRANZLEY GEORGE W Gawk A wolf doth grin before he barketh TW C' Gowk as full of fun and Inkes to be In the thlck of an argument He should have been named Jntterbug for next to eatmg eclanrs In the cafetena he lukes dancing At all the school dances you ll hear hum greetung everyone with hrs hearty Hlya' Although he IS not the brnghtest of students he ns In dead earnest about has studles I everythmg he enters George can be counted on to be a good sport lt IS our hope that he wull find happnness Home Room Representahve 2 3 4 KRATZ JEAN C Jeanne General Much study IS a wearmess of the flesh 1 If ou want somethm different try to argue Jeanne mto Y 9 domg somethnng when shes not an the mood She has been known to study but not when It mterferes wlth pleasure Jeanne frequents dances and roller skatmg rmks Her greatest weakness ns a Navy man In the fall she hopes to enter a Beauty Culture school Our good wishes go with her Page One Hundred and Flfteen 5,5 K my ,xxtl l'llGg, 1.11 i858 KRAUSE, EARL S. Fella lndustrial Haste makes waste so why hurry Here he ts, Earl Krause the llve ware of th senior classrooms wnth o crazy personaluty but he s always an demand Fella IS quute a guy no one can fall to hear hum In the halls Anythmg that comes under the headlng of sports IS rnght up has alley Football baseball basketball or swlmmlng Fella IS rlght there He would like to be an electrlcuan o good one too A person wnth Earls qJalltles us sure to go far un hus chosen fueld KRAUSE EDMUND n General The whole of lffe IS to be Interested rn one thmg profoundly and ln a thousand things besides Bull IS active In both fun and work He can mvarlably be found walking serenely about the halls trying his humor on the student body Although quite undecuded about has vocatuon Bull as expert mentmg In radio Among his other Interests are collecting souvenirs from forengn countnes avuahon sclence ond astronomy Being rather shy and Intellectual he has not partlcupcted In any sports 4,0-v,':-44 if l-'svn-4 if, KRAUSE ELIZABETH SALLY Lizzy Commercial Talk talk folk If there as anyone who can squeeze through crowds It as Luzzy lf the schoolroom smells of oranges Luzzy us there If there IS a dns turbance un class that s Luz routmg around her books or labberung about what she has forgotten to do or must do Judgmg from the way she druves a car the alr age wull be safer for the general publuc Llzzy makes a loyal friend and her heart ns true She IS undustrlous, and will therefore be successful We wish her the best of luck and happy landmg KRAUSE MARILYN JEAN Merllla General Sound all the hmbrels' Let music fill the air' This muslcal llttle mlss mayors In the art of fiddling, as one can easlly belleve nf he passes the band room dunng the slxth penod, for Menlla us a top notch flrst vuolnmst Menlla flnds plenty of tume to ace skate dance and laugh She us cram full of fun and always ready to laugh even at corny pokes Menlla IS fond of a umform but then arent we all? She also has good taste un clothes as un everything else Merllla intends to enter Temple Umverslty to study muslc Orchestral 2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Ssxteen , , I 5 I , . I . - , , . . - . , - , BII , 1 , ' , , . - , . , lv I f I 14- ' K, A, A ... ,L , , , . , . 1 - ' . l . . . , . . . , . A , , ' ' ' time f , . I -A I . I - , ' 1 1. . ' z 1 1 1 1- 'Z 1944 comus KRAUSE MARY LOUISE Merry General Smrlrng she lrves and calls life a pleasure What have we here? Oh yes lust a happy go lucky gal whom everyone takes pleasure In knownung When shes around you are bound to have a good tume A lot of her spare time us spent undulgmg m the fine sport of roller skatnng whuch she does quote well Merry lakes popular songs and IS always ready to burst out wnth the latest Nevertheless she stnll finds tame for her studues We believe thas fun lovmg mlss will have a bright happy 'uture Lots of luck KRAUSS ROBERTJ ob Architectural Draftmg Not a worry nn the world Bob as quuet around the gurls but ut us a different story wuth the boys He has bunlt up a good coordmatlon of mmd and muscle Instead of working all hls lufe Bob would rather spend has tame m a cabm IN the mountains or by a peaceful river trymg hrs luck at flshmg Hls chlef ambition If he must work as to be a draftsman or to 'om the servuce is KRESSLER KENNETH Ken Industrial Wrth gentle hand and kindly mind He ll smooth the path for all mmkmd On the surface Ken appears to be a qunet boy but to those who know hum he ns the exact opposute Ken Inkes red hatred gurls lutterbuggmg and bemg uthletlcally mclmed football and :ce skahng as well as many other thungs Beueve ut or not this fun Iovmg fellow would luke to be a mmnster We are sure he wall be successful nn whatever he undertakes KRICK EDWARD The Krazy Chemist College Preparatory A hopeless tangled mass of :deas Behold thus thoughtful young man one of the dull lughts of our sensor class He developed the elements of spat ball hurling to an art m Jumor Hugh learned drummmg at Bennys Cafe and acquared the remamder of has knowledge including hrs deep In terest In scuence at A H S Ed lakes hrs mathematlcs chemustry and physucs and intends to study medncme at Schneck Tech Bandl Mathematics Club German Club Page One Hundred and Seventeen 1944- CUMUS KRIEG LOUIS E Lou., College Preparatory Wuse sayungs often fall on barren ground but a kind word us never thrown away Louue us a swell fruend and an all round good fellow We envy hum has sparklung blue eyes and hus mop of wavy blonde hour Hus above average untellugence won hum membershup un the Natuonal Honor Socuety Because of hus many lukable qualutues, l.ouue has numberless fruends, and us a welcome addutuon to any gatherung He has all the qualutues that make for success Natuonal Honor Socuety A KRONINGER PAUL Shorty Commercual He who thunks wusely, talks wusely Paul us o small fellow but hus suze us no unducatuon of hus accom plushments Hus favorute pastume us tellung old uokes and havung fun He us fruendly wuth everyone, and a favorute wuth the gurls Hus sungle ambutuon us to marry a nuce gurl have a home un the country and rouse a fomuly Paul hopes that he wull have an occupotuon that wull guve hum the opportunuty to use the shorthand he has so ably learned at school Commercual Club 4 KUHN EVELYN JEAN Evelyn General Heart on her lups, and soul wuthun her eyes Have you ever seen a quuet, shuny eyed gurl, wuth a quuck smule for everyone? Well thats Evelyn Thus tumud lookung gurl us wuld about roller and uce skatung, and Southerners Evelyn hopes to be a typust or a nurse So whether she s peckung a typewruter or pettung a patuent, we wush her success KUHNS BETTY Betty Commercual It matters not what you are thought to be what matters us what you are Betty us an average hugh school gurl, and futs un perfectly wuth her crowd Although Betty us not too studuous, she gets along well She worrues about her work, but she always manages to get ut un on tume Betty enuoys all kunds of sports, although she takes no actuve part un them She enloys the movues and popular musuc, and hopes to be euther a stenogropher or a defense plant worker Page One Hundred and Eighteen 1944 CDMU3 KUHNS MIRIAM Mum General My heart rs like a smgmg bird A smule means frlendshup and Mum s fnendshlp means fun and laughter One can always fund her at a good lam sessnon ln the very heart of thmgs She has a kmd of beckomng smnle and a cheery Hello Her ambutson well we can let that take nts own course Her charmmg manner has made delnberatuon unnecessary KULP BARBARA Bobble College Preparatory A good friend IS a rare jewel lf you re loolung for a gurl wnth pep charm and personality plus here s one who can brmg your search to a swuft halt You ll flnd thus vutaluty fulled cheerleader at all sports events Whether ut be on the gndlron or at the basketball games green eyed Bobble ns there to cheer her team to vnctary Bobble has chosen to prepare for a meducal career m the Unuverslty of Pennsylvama Basketballl 2 3 4 Cheerleader2 3 4 E B S J C 2 Chorus l Z' KULP GOLDIE ALICE Blondue General Blue eyed and fair you d better beware Blondne ns attractuve and blue eyed wuth a charmmg personal :ty She s lolly and gay, and flmshes what she starts Her goklng manner and laughter charm many Her tavonte pastnmes are bowlmg and dancing She llkes sailors too Her ambntuon us to be a smger The best of luck goes wuth you Blondle Girl Reserves 2 3 LAHOVSKI JOHN Husker Commercral The hope and not the fact of advancement rs the spur to lndustry Who us thus qunet reserved lcd about Fave feet mne nnches tall brown eyes brown haur and a quret tongue? John IS rather shy but he gets along well wnth has classmates anyway Reason? He mlnds has own busuness He come from Coplay Hugh School for hrs Sensor year He does not play In school sports says he d rather see the games than play hrmself John enloys swlmmmg and bowlmg Advnce Never let hum convlnce you he IS a poor bowler Just bet on hum for hes an expert Page One Hundred and Nineteen 1 . . . . . . . 1 - 1 .. .. .. . . 'Y , . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 . . . I , . I . , . , 1 1 1 i 1 1 I - - - - - i 1 - 1 . I - . I . . .. . . , Y . . B, . . , . . , . K I I K. , . 1 1 - ,, I I ' I C ' , , -7,11 . 5 .A .4 - 1 ','.' - I ' ' Kirks suuuu O c ,944 CDMU5 l855 LAMSON RICHARD Duck College Preparatory I wush for more un lute rather than more of ut Remember Ruchard the Luon hearted, a leader doung good tor all people? Thus seems a tuttung descruptuon of thus Ruchord for he too, us a leader who d do anythung for hus fruends Everyone knows Duck He was a halfback on the football team untul a knee unuury kept hum out ofthe sport Now he us a loyal school rooter and you are sure to see hum at all school functuons Duck doesnt spend much tume un home study but hus grades are above average The some vurtues that made hum a success un hugh school wull make hum hughly successful un lute Faotbolll 2 Basketballl 2 Junuor Math Club LANDIS GERALDINE Jerry General There s nothung worth the wear of wunnung But laughter and the love of fruends To many people Jerry seems quuet and soft spoken but her fruends find her luvely and full of fun But when she sets out to do a task she accomplushes ut Her ambutuon us to go to college to become a pruvate secretary Anyone as determuned as Jerry us sure to do what she sets out to do National Honor Socuety 3 LANZILLO ALFONSO P Al College Preparatory A fruend by turns to sounts and sunners Although Al us shy ot gurls he seems to be pretty smooth wuth them He has a smule for everybody and takes lutes bumps wuth a uest Al us a conssstent student and expects to study at Muhlenberg Although he has not fully decuded what he untends to prepare for we have no tears as to hus final accomplushment Senior Moth 4 LAUB DONALD l. Donnue General Know where you re goung before you go there Donnue us the good natured lad we often see wanderung oum lessly about the halls, always ready to trade uokes or talk about thungs other than school Hus attutude us, 'lll worry about that tomorrowl' Although none too studuous, he manages to get along un hus school work He enuoys roller skotung, football, boxung, and basketball, and spends much of hus tume un the gym Donnue untends to enlust un hus country's servuce soon Boxung 4, Penna State Guard Reserve 3, 4 Page One Hundred and Twenty lg-44 LAUDENSLAGER ELLEN JANE Laudne General CUMUS LAUB KERMIT C Lauble lndustrual The quallty of mercy as not strained Kermlt IS a queet sort of fellow doesnt say much but when he speaks he IS usually rlght Humor and comedy are at theur helght an Laubne If he cant make you laugh you arent normal He loves to repaar cars and hls specual car IS a Chevy He IS also a handy man around his home Although he IS In the cabmet making shop he lntends to be an auto mechamc He us fanr un studues and above average In shop I am not only wrtty ln myself but the cause that wrt IS In other men Tall and terrsflc thats Ellen Jane Partues lxven up on her arrival she s the gal with the funniest loke and the most contagrous laugh Put her on your must meet lust Ellen Jane dotes on swam mmg and cokes She thmks she ll try her hand at teachnng, and plans to go to West Chester State Teachers College French Club 2 3 LEE DORlS JEANNE ee General LEAMAN DONALD Don College Preparatory Where there s a w1ll, there s a way Don us a sernous student and a conslcentuous worker Wlth hrs eyes on new and better creations he us prnmaruly mterested In the rapldly nslng plastics lndustry He has already come to be qunte an authority on thus subqect and undoubtedly wall go far In thus held Although qulet on the surface Don IS a lovnal happy go lcuky trust worthy fellow wlth all the characteristics of a true loyal frlend De Molay 3 Master Councillor 4 To a dark eyed girl with a wonderful smile And a sweet disposition that makes life worth while Have you met her? Well you should for she has a pleasmg personaluty and a heart warmmg smnle Dons has many frnends and ns a fine sport She s bubblmg over wuth pep She loves danc mg swnmmmg bowllng and tennis ls that all? Oh no' Add much wrmng of letters Her mmble tmgers wueld a pamt brush too wnth great skull We hope that fate wall desngn for her a hte pattern of happmess and color Jumor Red Cross Representatlve Senior Councrl Page One Hundred and Twenty one . , , . . . - 1 1 . , . f - ' . - , xx ' r . . . . . . I n t- . . . . I . 1 'Q 6 le 1 . , , , 1 . I I , I . . I . , . F I , , - 1 1 , , , . . . , . . , , , I .. 1l , IQA-4 fm' AP CDMU5 LENHART JAMES HERBERT Jummy College Preparatory Thou troublest me I am not m the groove Jam us qunet when he has nothmg to say but he always has something to say The quneter moments he guves to chess and books hus active hours he devotes to lntterbuggnng boatung and swlmmlng Hrs ambltuon us to be the best engmeer m the country We wush hum success Bandl 2 H1ghlandA C Chess Club LEONS HELEN Leons General Dark eyes that sparkle and gleam shine on all alike Helen as a staunch lndlvuduallst wlth a clear mmd for busmess Her keen Interest un musuc covers both the classncs and swung As a nurse Helen ought to be un the groove for a good sense of humor and a cheerful smnle are the dxstmgunshmg features of her personal :ty She can be assured of a profltable and exciting lufe Harrison Morton Carolers l German Club 4 a cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Home Room Representative 2 3 4 .4 A I LESAVOY JACOB College Preparatory LERNER LESLIE es College Preparatory Wfl and humor belong to gemus alone Everyone IS proud to know Les Hrs amuable dnsposntuan qulck wat and good sense make hum a good leader Has many frnends admlre not only has fme scholarshnp but also hns athletic record He plays a good game of basketball and one must do some fancy steppmg to outdo ham wlth the hardwood Les nntends to enter the Wharton School of Busmess to study busmess admlmstratnan Hrstoracal Socrety 4 Nauonal Honor Soclety 4 Mathematics Club 4 Pan Amencan League 4 Basketball 1 Jack Vanety mon vanety IS the very spice ot' hte Jack has been successful nn combmlng busmess with pleasure He ns a better than average student although hns marks dont always show It Has quuck wut and well rounded personalnty enable hum ta make fruends wuth all lunds of people He boasts a large and well rounded readmg lust Although Jack us not nn the school teams he IS a member of several well known sandlot basketball and base ball teams and when the weather us warm he wnelds a racket wnth the best of the tenms men He expects to go unto enther the Army or the Navy trammg S. Pan Amencan League 3 4 Jumor Math Club Semor Math Club Slide Rule Club Page One Hundred and Twenty two 'N I j . I ' I , . Q I I - -I I. '95 , .E ,wwf gf , ,tw- , , A, 4, -af I , . , . I I I I I 1 I 1 1 I A , L - I I I - , . I , . I I I ' I 'fir 4 , ,'.ffwf??k'7' 1 tw I Lf . I I - . . . - - I . . . . - . q , I - L, V 1 I I 1944 LESLIE ELMER LEVINE RAE Ray Commercnal A Rae of sunshme warming many a heart Wnth an eye for study and another for pleasure Rae tackles both an her nonchalant and untroubled fashuon Sports are her specialty on one hand bookkeepmg on the other and a long forengn correspondence lust m the muddle Rae s captivating smile and her willingness to lend a hand have won her many friends comus Games yes Grrls no Glve me an electric spark' Schultz Elmer I5 one of the electric shop boys and a great guy for fun But he vs not one to follow gurls around the halls Bowlmg IS a favornte pastume and baseball as has mann sport LEWIS HELEN MAE Louue Comme rcual Today shall be like tomorrow But much more sweet Helen IS well llked by everyone She IS always slnglng some gay and pleasing tune or readung when she has tnme left At foot ball games or basketball games Helen IS nght there cheering at the top of her lungs She ns an actwe member IH many clubs louse hopes to obtain a secretarual posntlon and her employer wall luke her as we luke her LICHTENWALNER EARL Buddy General A slow walker a fast worker and a folly good fellow Blonde tall af stature Buddy us well known and fnendly Although he plays m practucally all sports he partucularly enloys baseball basketball and football and lukes huntmg and fnshmg He also has a marked musncal talent Buddy as ln one ofthe avuatnon shop groups and IS Interested In that work He ns not gomg to stop wnth avlatuon m hugh school but plans to loan the Anr Force a cappella Choar 3 4 Chorusl 2 Commercla Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 Page One Hundred and Twenty three 1944 CUMUS LICHTY DONALD Don College Prepa ratory A man must learn to endure patiently that which he cannot avold convemently Donald may sometumes seem short spoken even among fnends but It us not lntentlana' It IS lust that he believes that there IS something more mterestmg than the weather and school to discuss Unfortunately however, has own conversatlon turns mvarnably to euther the weather, school or has chlet mterest avuatuon He IS a firm beluever In the Importance of the anrplane Don reads buulds and studnes anrplane models, and makes occasuonal hops as a passenger He has no defumte plans but hopes to be lunked wuth avlatlon LIEBERMAN THOMAS Tom College Preparatory Merrlly merrily he lives now Tom IS a swell fellow and a regular guy He us an ardent fan and takes part m most sports especually football Tom IS not too fond of schoolwork but he buckles down when he feels at to be necessary He plans to enter the Naval Anr Corps, and later he hopes to complete hus education In college Tom pretends to be a playboy, but ns destmed to be a chemustry professor National Honor Society 4 Senior Math Club A li' LINDENMUTH DONALD Sleepy General LIEBL CARL EDWARD Carlne General Something well done rs better than well sard Carl us an all round fellow who con study when the occasion demands but would rather ut dndnt demand He enloys all sports wlth swummung and :ce skating current favorntes When hes not dashung about wath the gong he s usually mkamg model aurplanes Carl wants to 'om the Army Aur Corps which gets nts strength from lust such able and determmed young fellows as Carl Sleep IS the most wonderful thing an the world Donald us a mce sort of fellow when not asleep He Inkes to fool He lakes sports but he would rather play them than watch them A bashful sort of Casanova he lakes the gurls, but never admnts nt Don would luke to lam the armed forces but he us not posltnve as to the branch of service He ns learnmg to become an airplane mechamc and the Army needs hum Page One Hundred and Twenty four 1944 COMU3 LITTS JEAN Lnsy General The whole secret of lrfe rs to be Interested rn one thing profoundly and a thousand things generally Jean us known for her bnght smule and mfectlous laughter Always full of pep and energy she us Interested un wrntmg scnence hukung archery and us not mdufferent to sports Her pleasant per sonaluty and her unutuatuve are assurance that she wall go about doing many thlngs we1l and glvung a lift to everyone along the way LOHRMAN ALBERT W Pap lndustnal Always be on the ball To prevent a great fall Pap IS a member of the drafting class and does excellent work He s lust as good out with has friends He IS ambltlous healthy cheerful neat and careful about everything he does He IS one of the famous Garfueld Aces He was a good short stop m baseball and a shrewd guard In basketball Pap also swims skates and casts a fruendly eye at every goodloolung gurl on the rnnk He has the tntle of the Romeo on wheels Glrl Reservesl 2 Aquacade 2 3 4 LORING WILLIAM l.AMONT Wlnnle Commerclal Worry IS llke work no good Wmme lakes to play a great deal but ns not afraud to work He has not decuded upon a vocation but If things come to the worst he wont have any trouble taking care of himself Wmme has a habut of gettnng to school on tame and attendmg very regularly We wash hum the best of luck In whatever he chooses to do LOVE MARGARET Lovue General We are not here to get all we can for ourselves but to try to make the hves of others happier Everyone knows Lovue to be charmmg gay and forgnvmg Her laughter spreads sunshme wherever she goes and she s never too busy to lend a helpmg hand where at ns needed Nursing us her profession She has carefully planned her course to prepare her for that work Jumor Red Cross l 2 3 H1storrcalSoc1ety 3 Page One hundred and Twenty five 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . . . .. . 1 11 1 , . 1 1. . . . . .. ' - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 1 - 11 11 1 ,, 1 , . , . 1 1 , . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1? 1944 CDMUS LOWRIGHT ANNA KATHRYN Ann General Ann knows what she s about Whether she s standing on her feet or on her hands' Ann rs o versatrle person accomplrshed rn many thrngs She gets along nrcely rn her school work and rs well lrked by her teachers She plays the accordron rs an extremely good dancer be rt socrol tap or acrobatrc and rs the only one of the orrgrnal tumblers wrth the A H S Band She rs cheerful gay and full of pep and wrll eventually make a good secretary or housewrfe whlchever she finally decrdes upon LUHMAN JAMES Jrm Happy General Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo? Glad to see you rs Jrms favorrte solutotron and hrs frrends know thrs greetrng rs smcere He rs tall lrght and handsome and has long harr brown eyes and a nrce drsposrtron Happy rs a fast worker rf he doesnt succeed the frrst trme he trres twrce as hard the second trme He rs a musrc lover always srngrng or dancrng He sometrmes makes up hrs own songs they are prps Jrme lrkes many krnds of recreatron but pool rs hrs fovorrte Band2 3 4 Grrls Gym Clubl 2 3 MACK ELLWOOD LAMBERT Buddy General LUTZ ROBERT O Bob College Preparatory Never put off trll tomorrow what can be done today Bob seems to thrnk thus should be changed to Put off trll tomorrow what you can get out of dorng today But we notrce that he can work when there rs work to be done and that he never puts off swrmmrng bowlrng or prnochle Bob has been sworn rn as an Avratron Cadet Reserve hrs one ambrtron rs to follow rn the steps of hrs two brothers and be the thrrd prlot rn the tamrly Gym Team 2 3 Sunward I ve climbed and famed the tumblrng mrrth of sun splrt clouds Buddy rs an accomplrshed artrst as well as an enthusrost about aeronautrcs Buddy rorned the Crvrl Arr Patrol and rmmedr otely become an rnstructor rn the lnternatronal Morse Code radro theory and the operatron of o transcerver from plane to ground communrcatrons He has been actrve rn the Grand Councrl Order of De Moloy and rose as hrgh as senror councrlor Some of hrs hobbres ore stamp collectrng and model burldrng but hrs chref sport rs roller skotrng every Frrdoy nrght at Meoleys where he has become a famrlrar frgure , . , , . , . . 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One Hundred and Twenty-ax 1944 CUMUS MACKES WARREN LEROY Mac College Preparatory ln God s open spaces I would live and breathe Meet Mac a tall qulet fellow with as friendly a smlle as there ns He as not a pupll but a student as IS evident at the end of every rating period He us a lover of huntmg and trappmg and a wade varnety of sports Upon graduatnon Mac hopes to enter the Umted 'totes Navy We wnsh hum luck and success In has naval career MANN EVAN GEROW College Preparatory Jerry I forget to worry to cnhcfze to frown to fear Here ns a chap with lots of abllnty and prospects of a Hne future He ns energetic earnest and has a captlvatlng smlle Full of pep he s one of the gang that gets together after games Jerry lakes good 'azz collects records and fllls hrs head wnth buographncal notes on modern 'azz men He lakes to read to see movees and to practlce has musnc He plays the sox and the lucoruce stuck To a great luttle guy we wash loads of luck MANNER ROBERT Bob Industrial I may keep pluggmg away But remember its spark pluggmg Bob as one ofthe spark plugs m the auto shop He IS always ready to enloy a good loke and he has a laugh that can not be equaled He us well Iuked at school and at work, even by the many friends who help ham wuth hns home work Bob lukes :ce skatung baseball football and gurls He hopes to become an ace mechamc some day MARCHETTO DOLORES Lo Lo General Humor IS one element of genius Lo Lo ns undeed a true friend, a good sport, and an enthusuastlc booster of school achvutles How we love her good nature and her somewhat dry humor' Lo Lo has succeeded nn keepnng up wnh her lessons, and stull has managed to have a wonderful tume May success and happmess weave themselves unto the fabnc of her lnfe 1 Q. 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I l ' D 1 1 1 l - 1 ,xml H10 no fy is 1856 MARCUS ELSIE E E ue General Srrules pave a pleasant hughway Ellue ccn make an ccqucuntance merely by her persucsuve smlle She us not hard to g t along wuth and 1ttr:1cts many fruends cllhocch t'er hecrt belonos to the Navy She lukes dancung almost cs much as she lukes footbcll Ellue us a cheerful happy sort of perscn and a lover of fun but never neglects her studues MASTERS EDWARD W Eddue lndustrual Auto After all you can depend on a machine and when somethung us wrong ut wull submut to repaurs Eddue an undustrual pupul us seekung hus future un mechanucs He us a quuet fellow un school but luvely out of school He loves to play football Eddue us always faur wuth everybody and belueves un honesty Although faurly nuce lookung he has no fancy for women Hus slull on machunes proves that he wull be successful n hus trade MAXTON JANET WHITE Maxue Commercual Let your lute be luke a snowflake leave a mark but not a stain Although Janet came to Allentown un the muddle of her uunuor yecr she us qute ready to call A H S her Alma Mater Many are Maxue s unterests but any actuvuty out of doors stands hrst She us above averc ge un most of her studues but has found tume to be actuve un extra currucular CCTIVITIQS Maxues wulllngness to make lruends and her plecsung dusposutuon unsure success un her work which wull probably be un the field of commerce Columbua Hugh School Columbua Pennyslvanua Glee Club 2 Alumnu and Exchange Edutar l 2 Vuce Presudent Junior Red Cross Councul Press Club Representative I 2 library Assustant 2 South west Hugh School Kansas Cuty Mussouru Ayuta Luterary Socuety Junuor Crulvc 3 Swummung Team 3 Hockey Team 3 A H S Aquacade 3 4 MAYER GLORIA Glorua College Preparatory Blushing us virtue s color Sunce her arruval at Allentown Hugh un March l942 all of us have duscovered what a flne fruendly person red headed Glorua us Glorua roots wuth all her mught at all A H S sports events and us a valuable part of our cheerung sectuons Thus freckle faced gurl has her moods too She can be seruou.s gay sad and wutty all n two hours tume How she does ut us a ruddle to all her fruends She untends to be a lubraruan but untul the war us over she wull remaun a hello gurl at the Bell Telephone Company library Servuce 3 4 National Honor Socuety 4 Junior and Senior Mathematucs Clubs Page One Hundred and Twenty ought 'S 1944 CUMUS McCAIN ELIZABETH JEANNE Betty iz College Preparatory Hcpplress rs where we find it but very rarely where we seek it There is no doubt about it Betty as a swell friend Her sense of humor lwens any gathernrg her Infectious laugh puts everyone m a good mood her slow lazy drawl mirrors her easy going nature Her mind is In the clouds most of the time dreaming of airplanes she will some day fly Liz plans to release some pilot for active duty Her level headed coolness and daring will provide the neces sary maternal un the air force Math Club 3 McCAULEY DOLORES Dee General Eyes of most unholy blue Sparkling laughing blue lrlsh eyes an mvntmg smile, and surpassing sense of humor thats Dee' che walks around with a lost look but she really gets to where she as going eventually She likes dancing Qhe s easy going lots of fun, and can make as much noise as the next one Dee doesnt know what shes going to do when she leaves school but whatever at is lots of luck' McFADDEN DAN JOSEPH Banks General McCREADY HORACEE JR Mac College Preparatory Success begins with a fellow s will Introducing Mac gust plain Mac' He was born at the usual time lived a usual lute copied the usual homework papers, slept in the usual classes and will probably travel the usual way H says he has enloyed the time he spent on the Canary, and is looking forward to peace when he will try to better his station by being a tram dispatcher In Stacey s mechamcal toy department His favorite sport is saying in the hearing of English teachers Ya ain t foolin me I seen ya done it or to anyone The army is one iob where you dont need a reference. a cappella Chair 2 3 44 Canary and Blue 2 3 Managing Editor 4 Tomorrow s another day. Banks takes life as it comes, and doesnt worry about what will happen tomorrow. He is fond of outdoor sports, and is a fine trout angler. For many a year his main ambition has been to be an aviation pilot, and he has enlisted in the Army Air Corps Reserve. By the time you read this, Banks will probably be well on in his training. Barrels of luck to the flying Irishman from A. H. S. Football 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Representative 7, 2 Page One Hundred and Twenty nme 1944 l .1 CUMUS McFADDEN HELEN Re College Preparatory Ho friend Come out of that dry room And lend me thy hand to laugh a luttlel Red s lrush wut and sponstaneous humor keep her fruends un a muld form of hysterua most of the tume, but when she lapses unto umutatuons of teachers they lose all control She has the guft of dramotuzung the humorous aspects of any sutuatuon, and us always the center of attraction at a gatherung Red us famous for her funny storues and for her partues un the cafeterua Red us bound for college and we mught add that the college fellow students are un for a great experuence McGEE JOYCE l oy College Preparatory Be swift to hear slow to speak, slow to wrath Happy laughter twunklung eyes, ond good nature Joy has all these, plus a pleasant word for everyone She loves to glude slowly over a roller runk or to sut at a soda fountaun and drunk a coke, or lust to stay at home and do homework She us quute donuestuc she loves to cook and sew All the way from Summut Lawn she comes to all the school actuvutues Her pet soyung s Why worry? lufe wull take uts course Thus philosophy should serve her well un her nursing career du., MCLAUGHLIN MARGARET ANN Nancy General No one us useless while she has a friend. McKNlGHT PEGGY Taffy College Preparatory I have been a stranger un a strange land The better you know Peggy the more you luke her She us a leader un school, as well as un organuzatuons outsude of school Her interests range everywhere from musuc to sports Peggy was born un Afruca, and has had mony unusual experuences she has spent the greater part of her lufe on water and on foreign soul Peggy wull do well at Penn State College, for she us undustruous and always finishes whatever she tackles. Latin Club l 2- le Cercle Francais 3- President 4- Gym Club 3 4- Mathematics Club 3 4- Historical Society 4- National Honor Society 4 When you see a short attractive girl with smiling Irish eyes, you will know that it's Nancy. She likes dancing and reading mystery books. Her biggest treat is chocolate ice cream with marshmallow. Come to a place where there is o lot of noise, and you will find Nancy and her gang. Nancy's ambition is to become a nurse. Best wishes for the future. l Page One Hundred and Thirty 1944 5 Q- MEAGHER JAMES H JR Commercial Lost hme can never be recovered Jummy IS an average student, a good natured all round sport but not one of the most studuous senuors After school he us a secretary un a down town optical company Jummy us keenly Interested un basketball and football un classucal and modern musuc and un gurls He us usually cheerful and keeps converscutuon hum mlng He attends all the school events he possubly can Fruendluness us .lummys muddle name Thus and hus many other fine vurtues wull help hum everywhere he goes Commercial Club MEDWATZ KATHERINE Kutty General Tus hard to part when frnends are dear Kutty us a typucal all Amerucan gurl She lukes almost every sport and us good at dancung When the tume comes for anyone to be seruous or lolly Kutty us always there But you should see her when she gets angry Brother' prepare yourself But usually there us a lurkung spark of laughter un her moods Kutty knows most of the gurls and fellows at A H S What the future wull hold for Kutty only tume can tell CUMUS NCNELLY BARBARA Bobble General Shh a blush us beauhful But somelumes unconvenuent Here s a carefree lassue who thrusts all worrues asude and goes merruly on her way She may look quuet but she us dusgunguushed by o steady chatter chatter Although full of fun she can be seruous Bobble has many fruends us easy to get along wuth and always has a smule for everyone and a blush for a few She spends her spare tume un swummung uce skating and playung the puono Bobble means to be a Cadet Nurse and where there s a wull there s a way Jummy Q40 W.-f College Preparatory No one us wuse at all fumes Bull us a good natured quuet fellow, who takes hus educatuon seruously Although not actuvely engaged un sports at school Bull can be counted on to guve a good account of humself at any sport he trues Wuth the uncertainty of the war he wull probably loin hus many schoolmates who are headed for the armed forces Hus unterests are readmq sports and good fellowshup He hopes to contunue hus educatuon un college Nahonal Hfstarucal Socuety 4 Senior Mathematics Club 4 Sugma Alpha Rho Fraternuly 2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Thurfy one ' . -. .' 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A 4 I , i J 7 -gl MELLENBERG f DAVID College Preparatory He s truly vallant that can wlsely suffer ,pl Hlo 1944 CUMUS '855 MEITZLER RICHARD D Duck Commercial Any rran may make a mistake but none but a tool wnll continue rn rt Some people may say Ruchard ns a quuet fellow but thus ns not enturely true uf he as not an actuve speaker hns mmd ns always m motlon He lnkes school even though he may grnpe or look worrled at some of hrs marks Duck also lukes to read a good book Ask hum about the future and he wall only smule but he us anmung for some secretarnal or accountmg posuhon Ruchard wlll flnd the road he washes to follow and when he flnds at he wnll follow at Natronal Honor Socnety Commercial Club Dove lf you ever meet a fellow who ns humorous frlendly llkable and somewhat serious you ve met Dave He us an ardent follower of sports preferrmg swlmmmg tennus and baseball ln answer to the call of Uncle Sam Dave ns going to enter Naval College Hrs clear thmkmg and level head wull help hum to attann success In whatever field he may enter National Honor Society 4 Cheerleadmg 7 2 3 4 MENGEL CHARLOTTE Mengel Commercial like the waters of the mighty deep Never quiet unless asleep Mix a cheerful person wuth a splendld ense of humor and a generous dlsposutlon Che enloys all sports she says but her favorlte pastnme ns eatmg Her favorute study lust doesnt exist One thmg she does not have to study us the art of talklng All In all she s lust a lovable person and we wrsh her the happmess she knows so well how to glve MERICS MARTHA MARY Muck Personality IS to a girl what perfume IS to o flower Have you notuced thas green eyed blonde ot average henght with the fruendly smlle walklng through the halls of A H S 3 Always manages to flnd tlme for smgmg dancmg football games and bowlmg and IS a good sport and a gokester Another Important mterest ns wrltmg letters to servucemen especlally blue rockets' Page One Hundred and Thirty two 6' 5 va ij I is 5 an I ' ' Y 1 , , I . . . A ' . lf' Q I l, l .... 1944 CUMUS MERKEL NONA College Preparatory Sometlmes quiet sometimes gay You wnll love her enther way Although your first impress on ns that Nona us the retucent bramy type you re fooled Take another look and dug a luttle deeper and you cant flnd o more cheerful, lovable personality Nona doesnt carry that armful of books home because she enloys studylng she lust as the sort who wants to do the thang rnght or not at all Qunet capable dependable Nona flts nght unto a nurse s umform Honor Society 4 MERKIN NORMAN A Merk General Wlth malice toward none Endowed wnth an admirable character a deep sense of loyalty and a mmble mmd Merk has won the affection of all has classmates Tall lean bespectacled thus young man wlth determuned features as easily ldentnfled Merk intends to make a future for hum elf ln avnatlon and In thas Ilne he IS an adept MEYER OLIVE Olhe General Humor IS the harmony of the heart Olhe as full of fun always trynng to play trucks on someone If you wont to have a good tume, gust make sure Olhe us around She has brown hour blue eyes and as sllghtly on the solid slde She us a lover of sports, especially baseball She does not know what she wants to be but we wash her happiness and success Pan American league 3 4 Mathematics Club 3 Natuonal MERRIHEW HAWLEY Merry Electnc Shop What s m the air? Walt Ill get It Hawley IS another of the electric shop boys who IS engaged In radno work He ns a quuet fellow except when he starts to feel good He expects to follow raduo work Page One Hundred and Thurty three 1 , 1 1 . z . . . . , . . , . , . - 1 1 1 A 1 i F ,nf , , . 1 1 1 . . , , ,. .Q . ..- . .. . . , . 1 ,. . . , . . , , 1 1 , . 1 -1 4' lv - N 4'..' Wx 1944 CDMUS MEYERS VlOl.A Twlnnue College Preparatory Of all the noises I think musfc the least disagreeable To those who know her Vnola us more than lust an average hugh school gurl She can be euther happy go lucky or quuet, but not too serlous Vrola IS an actuve partnclpant m extra currlcular actlvutnes Her ambltuon ns to become a nurse Best of luck Twmnue MEYERS VIOLETTE Twmnle College Preparatory If you have this one true friend, you are rich Indeed lf you want to Gnd a frrend an all round sport get acquaint ed wnth Vuolette But dont let her shyness fool you she never musses a truck She I5 nnterested nn good musnc and good books Vuolette has won the sincere admlrahon of all of us She IS a good frlend ns lots of fun and above all as bound to succeed a cappella Choir 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 MEYERSBURG JULIA S a cappella Choir 2 3 4 Grrls Chorus 2 3 4 Latrn Club 2 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Glee Club l PN .3 Julle Q--rs College Preparatory Did I get a letter? Wntty cheery energetuc, thats Julxe Her chuef occupations are eatlng wrutmg poetry, reading books studying and cooklng Wnth these she fills her days Julues evemngs she spends talkmg on the telephone entertaumng her friends that are near, wrltlng letters to those that are for Sports, plays, and a chance to talk are always welcome to her MICHAEL, ANNA MARY Ann General School IS life and life IS a school Look whos struttlng down the hall' Ann with her bug broad smule She IS always happy unless she IS thmkmg about tests Ann is most interested in sewing and cooking and may some day be a very good housewife. Page One Hundred and Thirty-four 1944 CUMUS MILLER ALBERT NOAH College Preparatory Success comes m cans farlure rn can ts Al rs a qunet, unassummg and cheerful lad very conscnentuous In has work Hrs mathematrcal and sclentuflc bent leads hum to elect scrence each year Hrs favonte sport as swummmg Al plans to enter the Umverslty of Pennsylvania to study medlclne MILLER CLAIRE Clanre General Like the waters of the mrghty deep Never quiet unless asleep Clarre leads a carefree Ilfe everywhere She as always ready for a good time and IS happiest when surrounded by frlends Beware of that mlschlevous glunt In her green eyes' lt means sure fare fun Claure lends strong support to all school achvuhes No matter what road she travels It pramrses to be a happy one wnth sunny skles MILLER DORIS Dons Retall Selling Backward but strll going forward Dons as a tall attractlve gurl quiet and somewhat backward untul she gets started Her school work she lust takes an her stnde although the old school clock us always ahead of her She always has an ambntuon for work especrally after school She also keeps the boys rn the servnce well supphed wlth letters JIM MILLER ERNAM p RSI Shorly Commercnal Here IS a gurl with a sharmmg smlle And eyes that challenge all the whrle Gorgeous blonde hair that shunes so bnght A rare beauty Indeed whenever an sught Q. Shorty s found wherever there s sports On basketball tenms and volleyball courts Wnth polkas thrown m here and there And saulor boys to make her core So all the luck wherever she goes We wush to her as thxs poem we close Q Dromatlcs Home Room Vice President Page One Hundred and Thirty fwe -we , Al , . , , ., , , fe , . , , , , . . - , . ll ,. , . , , . , , . 'I'-52, 5 IQ-44 CUMUS MILLER JANE ELINOR Jane College Preparatory I II smile at you yes but I II order you about too Heres .lcne and not plum Jane Thus one ns a vnvacuous perscn bubblmg over with fun Her few seruous moments dont lrterfere with her fun Jane lukes dramatlcs, dancing swlmmmg, and un addutlon she keeps her scholarship up and enloys doing at Thct s one reason we shall be wtlllng to have her take our tempero ture and soothe our brow some tame In the not too dnstont future Jc ne wall be a fine and are you Instemng men? a very attractuve nurse Honor Society 4 MILLER JOHN John College Preparatory Studies not but yet knows all John us a quuet person yet one whose presence insures a good time Although he carrles books home, John dud not get hus muscles from carrytng them He got them In athletics He dreams of wearmg the Navy blue after he graduates Good luck John and smooth sollmg Pcn American Club 2 3 Sensor Mothematrcs Club National MILLER KENNETH HARLAN KENNY Commercial There IS no other Ilke htm thank goodness Kenny as the kmd of fellow everyone lnkes to have around YT He us loyal cheerful, trustworthy a good sport ond Ilkes to have fun Kenny us fauthful to has school work and good un most of hls studies But even though he llkes school he wtll be glad to graduate We wush hum good luck In whatever he may do MILLER ROBERT Bob Commercnal Bother me all you wish I II keep going anyway Bob us a quuet sort of fellow un school but outsude he ns hvely and can take a lot of klddmg He us o humorous type of person He plays o lot of football baseball and basketball Bob has many frlends He does not work or study too hard but gets what he wants Page One Hundred and Thirty SIX ffwliw l I , We X I J, of ' WW , , . , . , . , . 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Shlrley as a gurl well llked by everyone When you need a frlend you wnll flnd Shnrleys courtesy mcst plecsung ln the clcss rcom she as quuet you wouldnt know she IS there but outsude she really goes to town She llkes bookkeepung and hopes to become an accountant Shurl lukes danctng and can sat for hours llstemng to music Whatever profession she chooses we are sure It wnl be the rnght one Everyone washes her good luck MILLER WILLIAM LAIRD Alrcraft Enganes Hold by the rlght You double your mlght Known to has fruends as Bull here IS one of those quiet fellows who I5 nevertheless always ready to have a good tame Hts one ambntuon IS to become an Army flyer He as now an avlatuon cadet and on hls way to success Bull does not have any particular gurl fruend but lukes em all' He as not an honor student In school but manages to get along very well He as a good sports spectator and a fine fellow Track 2 MISSIMER SAMUEL College Preparatory MINDER THELMA F Punky Retall Selllng He who laughs last IS a fool for waiting Punky us a retanl selling gurl the one who always makes the honor roll lShe has only one markl Dont mlsunderstand us though she works for nt and us mighty proud of It Punky can always be found at a dance makmg merry wlth pals and you can rest assured her bright and witty remarks will brlng llfe to any gathering Punky expects to travel some day A rollnng stone gathers no moss Punky Mn, P I Sam l always wm the argument when I argue alone Sam IS that natural born leader who has served as many terms as presndent of hrs class as Roosevelt has as President of the Unuted States Yes for three stranght years Sam has been presedent of has class He as well known throughout the s hool for has easy gomg manner has constant support of all school actuvltles and has persuasnve ways There are few thmgs that Sam :sn t Interested un He IS an average student takes great Interest In football and basket ball and holds has own on the dance floor There are few people an hlgh school who have not had some acquolntance wuth hum Some day you may cast your vote for thas up and commg polutlclan Class Presndent 2 3 4 Page One Hundred and Thlrtysseven , . - . . , , Bill , , . . 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So here is lots of luck to I A x r Fra. 4 x . , V A . . , . , , , , . , . f , 'QA-4 CUMUS MISSURA ANGELlNE Anggl Commercual Measure value by the capacuty for fnendshlp These words mught have been addressed to Angel One of the uoys of thus old world ls knownung people luke you Cheerful accomplushed lovung and kund A fruend that s trued and true Suncere un word and actuon Your path always upward bound Your fauth to your fruends wull be lastung As long as the world goes round MITCHELL SAMUEL FRANCES Sam lndustrual Machune Shop lnstant cheerfulness us a sugn ot' wusdom Sam us one of those undustruals who hasnt a care un the world and luke all the other normal students does not care too much for study Most of Sam s le'sure tume he spends un roller skating and playung pung pong he also lukes football baseball and basketball After the war when everythung gets back to normal Sam hopes to be an expert machunust MONCMAN CATHERINE Cossy Commercual MOCK JOHN Jack College Preparatory Genuus us one per cent mspurahon and nunety nune per cent perspuratuon Jack has one of those rare but much admured quuet personalutles combuned wuth hugh ambutuon and deep thought Always several steps ahead of the average student he constantly achueves hugh ratungs Although he has never played on hugh school teams, he has been actuve un local sports curcles lt us not necessary to wush Jack success he us already on hus way Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Senuor Math Club Of all the gurls that are so smart There s none luke pretty Cassy Cassy us a quuet gurl her ways are ways of pleasantness She us o fauthful fruend the kund you l ke to depend upon Co d wunter evenungs or rauny nughts w ll flnd Cassy with her nose un a good book To be sure you are also opt to flnd her enuoyung a good tennus match or workung un her garden or cookung Before long Cassy wull be makung someone a good stenographer V . . . . , .I ' R . I Page One Hundred und Thirty eught 1944 CUMU3 MOORE MAURICE Moe General Be sure you re rughf lhen go ahead Moe us lhe lund of fellow everyone knows and lkes He has o cheery Hello for everyone us a good sludenf and frues hard fo master fhe Spanush language lnsfead of makung gurls hus hobby 70 he us unleresfed un guns whuch are he says comparoluvely safer Moe has hus hearf se? on lounung the Navy .lunuor Red Cross Councul 4 MO RELL ROY oy Commercual Oh for a day on fhe greal hughway' Roy s flrsl love us aufomobules has second us food hus lhurd us gurls Afler lhe school day Is flnushed you can see hum rollung along un hus Ford Roys an easy goung fellow and lakes hus srudues as Vhey come He s a swell fellow so here s luclu to Roy' E' MOSCHINI NORMA M Punchy General Changeable as fhe weather MORO5 KATHERINE Kay !-,4 YK Merry fruendly loyal true Thus queer world needs more like you Katherune us a good person to have around because you can always have fun wufh her She arruved here from Quakerfown abou! two years ago and has made many fruends Her favorufe subuect us occounhng she s a whuz ol figures Kay lukes bowlung dancung and readung She hopes Yo become a prlvafe secrelory Luke a banana Yhus luhle red headed muss wulh the fuery femper us always un a bunch tolkung and Iaughung abou! everyfhung un general and nofhung un porhcular Craclung her chewung gum us her great pashme A sparlrlung personaluly has pleased a has! of fruends She plays swung musuc we'l and has a fine colleciuon of up lo date records Punchy us to be a nurse Cheer up pafuents here she comes Canary and Blue Soluculor 2 3 Home Room Reprexenlahve 3 Page One Hundred and Thurfy nune f 5 . 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' 1 i I 1944 MOSER EDYTHE Sus General A girl s smile rules the heart The old sayung You can never gudge a book by nts cover holds true wuth Edythe Full of mysternous Ideas and wholly un preductable you never know what she mught do next Havmg come from Chlcago In her Junnor year Edythe has adapted herself very well to Allentown When asked what she hopes to be m the future her answer wull always be A nurse And with nursung of mayor Importance to the nahon as It IS today the professnon needs MOYER S DOROTHY Dolly College Preparatory Who leaves the game loses lt Dorothy IS affechonately known as Dolly truly flttlng too because she IS a blonde with natural curls and wlth equally natural roses on her cheeks Her first love us sports Although she prefers swimming she never turns down an mvltatlon to play tennis or to go walking or buke rndmg Wnth her smcerlty and fnend llness she wnll go a long way as a nurse Girls Aquacade 2 3 4 Girls Gym Club2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Hlstoncal Socnety 4 German Club 4 CUMUS MOSER DONALD RAY Moe Industrial Prmtmg Silence IS golden Moes heught and smulung face Immediately attract attentnon and when you begun to know hum you cant help hkmg hum Moe IS an mtellugent worker m the pnnt shop and usually can complete a given task wuth ease Has hobbies are bowlmg and photography Moes real ombutnon us to be a pnnter un Uncle Sams Navy We know he ll be a success nn thus work MOUKOUS CATHERINE Kntty A merry heart doeth good like medlcme Good natured and lolly Kntty ns always ready to do you a favor She IS forever planmng to go on a duet but never qulte gets around to at Kutty as unterested un ace skating and basketball After she us through school she has her mmd set on bemg a nurse and we thunk she wnll make good 'C' Page One Hundred and Forty 1 1 . .. . . . 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 1 . . 1 . . .1 1 1 .1 11 . . , . 1 1 1 General ' 1 . I I 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 i 1 f 5 1944 1 'Y MUMBERT ELAINE l-Cine lndu.strual As ruch and purposeless cs us the rose thy sumple role us to be beautuful A rcduant smule and a character that everyone admures are more than any one person could ask but Laune has both Lame as an ardent lover of baseball bucyclung and football cnd plays basketball well Sungs too and wants to be a nurse Versctule us the name for Elcune NACE THELMA MlRlAM General Bug surpruses come un small packages Thel us a cheerful brown haured and brown eyed gurl who lukes skatung and dancung best of the sports She us malorung sewung and cookung these are known as the quuckest way to a mans heart Gym Clubl 2 3 4 Chorusl 3 4 CDMU5 MUCCINI AURA Cl-:ck Retaul Sellung look not into thy heart but smule When you see several gurls together cnd you hear someone sa cnd hcw' you wull know ut us Chuck he us an attractuve gurl wulh a pleasung personaluty whuch has made her many fruends Chuck enuoys swummunc and takes cn actuve unterest un uce skatung :omeday l'e hopes to beccme a buyer or a dress desugner and we are all sure sl-e wull be a success un lhct kund of work MUSHLER ROBERT Nose General Who cares' Nose Mushlers favorute paslume us playung basketball un the church lecgue Rather tall but not too lanky he has a pleasung persancluty and a tlne sense of humor He s an aurcraft engune mechcn'c by trade but only a school boy at heart Doesnt have much trouble wuth hus school work he always manages to slup through Although an ardent admurer of gurls he stull has many fruends among the boys Good luck to a fine fruend' The Page One Hundred and Forty one , . , . 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I . . . in x ' T , f , , 1 , , ' 1944 CDMUS NADIG LELIA Lelua Commercual Quuet reflects wusdom not weakness Lelua us quuet, seruous studuous and always wullung to learn but we hardly know she s around She us rather reserved but those who know her untumately flnd her suncere and loyal Her pastumes are good books and musuc Lelua s ambutuon us to become a steno grapher Dramatucs 3 .lunlor Class Play NAGLE PAULINE ELIZABETH Polly Commercual Lufe us what you make ut Polly, the sort of gurl who takes lute as ut comes, us always uolly full of fun and brungs sunshune wherever she goes Her fruendshups are cherushed Although o follower of all athletuc events her maun unterest us un avuatuon she wants to pulot a plane A gurl wuth her charmung personaluty us bound to be a wunner We wush her luck Aquacade 2 4 NEDEROSTEK ALGENE MAE Tutty College Preparatory Brown eyes brown haur shy look beware' Where the talkung us loudest and the Iaughung us gayest one ccn always find Tutty Though her studues come flrst she always has tume for sports and dances Basketball swummung, and eatung are but a few of her favorute sports Luke many other gurls ut us her ambutuon to take up nursung Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 lf! NEIMAN JACQUELINE Jackue Commercual Humor us the harmony of the heart Jackue has lught hour, lught eyes and an unfectuous laugh She s an all round pal Jackie lakes sports, especually uce skatung and swummmg and IS an ardent rooter ct basketball games Her ambu tuon us to be a secretary, and uf good school work and a pleasant personaluty are on unducatuon of the future we re sure she ll succeed Page One Hundred and Forty two 1944 CUMUS NEITZ RUTH Neutzy Commercual A wunner never qults Neutzy a combunatuon of brauns and personaluty wuth long dark haur and sparklung hazel eyes us a wunner ln spute of her love for dancung and sports of all kunds she us ambutuous and excels un all her studues ln addutuon to her studues and playmg the marumba Neutzy us a happy go lucky enuoyable person She wull make a Chorus 2 3 NETZNIK DORIS JULIA Chubby General Staunch as uf gifted with ten thousand luves Chubby us a lovable teen age gurl wuth laughung brown eyes and a sparklung smule Her vuvud personaluty brings her many fruends and few enemues Even uf you havent really known Chubby you must have heard her sung her heart us wrapped up un musuc and she hopes seruously lo be a professuonal sunger She has the tclent to do ut But we have a notuon that she wull also have a lufe tume career un a happy partnershup f'ne and conscuentuous secretary a cappella Choir 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 A NEUMAN SHIRLEY rush General NEUBAUER ROBERT C Bobby College Preparatory If you don t see hum un a crowd you are bound to hear hum Bobby us one of the better known and very popular boys at hugh school He us naturally nousy but a flne fellow and a good dancer Wherever he us conversatuons take an unterestung turn Bobby us a loyal supporter of all school actuvutues He has been playung trumpet un the hugh school band for three years un the Canary Cavaluers and un other small local bands He means to be a trumpet player un some bug name orchestra but uf the war us not over by the tume he has graduated hell flnd hus place un the Navy A H S Band2 3 4 Presudent of Band 4 Swing Band 3 4 German Club 4 Eyes colored luke a water flower And deeper than the green sea s glass You can spot lrush wuth her dork hour and crunkly eyes and her solud green clothes anywhere Between her record collectung swummung hukung and non hordemng fudge she finds tume to read numberless books Non fuctuon tool Despute her outdoor gurl dusposutuon lrush untends to enlust un the Cadet Nurse Corps Bon voyage' Canary and Blue Solucltor I 2 Dramatlcs 3 Canary and Blue Staff Member 3 'luv I Page One Hundred and Forty three 1 1 u , . r - 1 .., I I 1 . . . v I 1 1 1 - ffl , . - u . u -- 1 ., . 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I fi 1 .. .. - . . 4 u 1 1 . - ,. - , , . fi i 19-44 'QW' CUMUS NIKISHER HILDA MARIE Nnca Commercial A quiet maid so she may seem But pranks and pokes she does esteem Hllda us a dark fairly tall brown eyed lass who has a pleasant word for everyone Nnck as carefree, and loves dancnng swummmg bowlmg and movnes She us a good worker and stacks to a 'ob untll he flnlsheslt Nothomewark but telllng the latestloke appeals to our Hulda But she has her sernous moments when she as day dreaming about the modern office she would luke to work In some day NOLL CLAIRE HELEN General A way to a man s heart IS thru hrs stomach Clcrre IS an energetuc bundle of sunshme, wuth a good supply of common sense Her lnfe ns wrapped up In sports especially skotma ct which she excels She IS the kmd of gurl you luke to come home to Her Interest In sewing would assure a beautiful house and her cooking would assure complete comfort Mc'hematlcs Club 3 Grrls Chorus 3 4 Girls Gym Club 2 3 Qvluavx NOLL MAE Malsle General Joy nses rn thee like a summer morn Maes blonde haur and blue eyes, along wuth her sunny clsposmon have made her many friends She llkes dancing soft music :ce skatmg and pretty clothes enloys basketball and football games and ns a loyal Canary and Blue fan Mae ns a good com pamon and a loyal fruend and wall always be a good nenghbar NORMINGTON RUTH ELIZABETH en Commercial Perfection IS made up of trnfles but perfectfon rs no trrfle To many people Ruth seems reserved but not to those who really know her She has a sense of humor Her name IS however often on the honor roll Ren as a true friend her wmnung smnle and cheerful dlsposltlon have made her a favorlte When Ruth makes up her mmd to do anything she does nt well Commercial Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Page One Hundred and Forty fbvr Q 1944- NOVAK GUSTAV Gus General CDMU5 NOTHSTEIN JOAN General Farr and pure fnne and true Joans tloats about the halls of A H S with a smllmg greetung lar everyone Luke mast gurls she has many frlends and takes a luvely Interest an dancmg and games As to her future let nature take nts course Basketball l Volleyball l Dramatvcs l The Dodgers they re the real pilots I lake em Gus ns an mdustrlal student hopmg to be an avuatnon mechanuc flrst class Anything for a laugh thats Gus' He I5 easy to get along wlth and makes frlends fast Aside from hls Interest un avlatlon Gus ms a faithful follower of those bums the Dodgers There ns u promusmg future ahead for Gus Novak NOVAK WILLIAM C I General NOVAK MARIE Mane Commercial Marne us a good all round gurl enloys snngnng danrmg and sports and takes a keen Interest In all her studnes whuch she passes wnth flymg colors And speaking of flymg her mam desure IS to be o pxlot Some day and that day us not far away she wall proudly wear a panr of snlver wmgs We are roohng for you Mane Keep em flylngl Glee Club 2 Commercial Club 4 National Honor Society 4 He does best what he lrkes most Although Ball never earned a book home un hrs three years at hugh school he ns a falr student Bull Ilkes all kunds of musnc and can hsten to uf for hours but he doesnt care much for dancmg Bull lakes the Amr Cadets and for the duration of the war would luke to pulot a fsghtmg plane After the war he plans to become an anrlune pllot Football 3 , .lo lf I had the wings of an angel. I I B'll Page One Hundred and Forty fwe u944 CDMU5 NOWAK LARRY Doc College Preparatory Remember that the mughty oak Wcs once a nut luke you Doc always adds a humorous touch to any occasuon An amu able fellow he has no preuuduces and duslukes He ukes bowlung and he really knows how to make those puns fly Besudes thus, he us unterested un crumunology and mucroscopy Doc prudes humself un beung a faur crumunologust and often amazes even humself un pro ducung the correct solutuons to all kunds of mysterues Larry makes good use of the art of talkung He has great plans for the future he untends to add M D to hus name Heres good luck' NOWERS DONALD Doc College Preparatory The world us an oyster and I have an opener un every pocket Here us a lot of chuld un one puece You would thunk those long legs would get hum places quuckly but dont try to hurry hum youll gust wear yourself down Proof agaunst the ordunary knocks of a hard world Dons cheerful grun usually prevauls as he goes through lufe un hus own orugunal way When not tryung to absorb knowledge at Allen Hugh he works un a uewelry store For recrea tuon, he rattles the uvorues wuth consuderable skull NOZAR EMMA THELMA m Commercual Such a constant fruend us a thung rare and hard to fund l- Em enuoys havung fun She us unterested un football, dancung, and boogue woogue, and us always wullung to support anythung connected wuth school Em us a true fruend luked by everyone al though she us rather duffucult to get acquaunted wuth But once you have her fruendshup you are her fruend forever She can take a lake even when she us not un hugh spuruts ond that takes real grace OBERHOLTZER RUTH Obue College Preparatory Good company and good duscourse are the very sunews of vurtue Obue may seem luke a quuet gurl but un her group she can be great fun Whenever there are school holudays you can find her at home behund the sewung machune or attemptung to bake a cake for her chuef delught us workung about the house Ruth hopes to begun traunung for the dutues of an angel of mercy upon graduatuon She us well fitted for thus uob because of her kundness and unselfushness German Club 3 4 Natuonul Honor Socuety 4 Page One Hundred and Forty sux ,V I , .. .. ,, . I u - 1 1 I . , U F , , . . , , I ' - . 8 - I 1' 'if . . . , ' ' , . , ,: u 1944 CDMUS OBERSON MURIEL Muruel Commercnal With solace and gladness Much mirth and no madness All good and no badness Murlel IS sincere and frank nn the sweetest sort of way She knows lust when to laugh when to goke and when to be sympcthetnc Petite graceful Muriel IS a wonderful dancer and an enthusiastic sports fan Her self reliance and mutuatlve wall net her o wlnnnng score any day Commercral Club OCHS LUTHER ou Commercial You can tell a man s Intelligence by watching hum draw Lou IS a fascmatmg but strange sort of fellow He hardly ever has trouble wlth hrs homework Does he care? Not Lou Everything he does ns done at the last mmute but Lou s efforts always turn out well Lou I5 a sports spectator but hrs mam interest ns avlatlon and drawing OLEYNIK MILDRED G Mlllue Retanl Sellnng OLEWINE JOYCE ELAINE O Commercual like the water of the mighty deep Never qulet unless asleep Dark haur and Iaughmg eyes are Joyce s outstandmg features The fact that she s small makes no dnfference to her many fruends all of whom are attracted by her charming personaluty Joyce llkes football and basketball and attends every game She has many hobbles, but her best trout IS makmg friends Charm personlffed A golden hatred lass wuth twmklnng brown eyes and an appealmg smile Mtllle has versatlllty and charm When Mnllue nsnt flymg over the hulls on her horse Ramona shes dancmg or playing a Ilvely game of tenms Her sparklmg vlvld personallty has won her many friends and admirers and we know she wall succeed In whatever she may undertake Page One Hundred and Forty seven 'E' 1944 CDMUS OPLINGER JOYCE Joycle Commercial Her smile her humor all unfold a nature good as purest gold Ever ready to do a favor, Joyce is a true friend A generous disposition, a cheerful personality, and a sense of humor are all combined in her She s a gay companion at football games plays or movies From morning till night her head is buzzing with duties that must be performed but she always funds time for her friends and for a little fun When we meet her In business we shall always OSMAN ROBERTJ Bob College Preparatory A girl a dance a meteor or a flying star How I marvel what they are Behold the wolf of the class Bob as a good student studies hard but he dances harder We notice that women interest hum but defmltely Look at hum Bob IS the guy who IS onthe honor roll almost He answers every question the teacher asks him, even if ut is to say I dont know He is a whiz in math, and intends to Bob and your many friends wish you success In your chosen career German Club Senior Math Club remember her pep and personality OSWALD ELEANOR Ossle Commercial Fnend of all, enemy of none Ossue is a lolly smiling girl who always has a friendly word for everyone Her voice has a helpless note in it and she often makes you think she is In distress, but dont let thct fool you she never lets anything get her down for long Ossle takes a great Interest In playing the piano She dreams of becoming a nur e and we envy her patients No matter what she undertakes she will be a success because she doesnt belleve nn failure OSWALD EVELYN v Commercial Cheerfulness IS a sign of wisdom Evy has eyes of blue and a smile that is warm and a spirit ever ready to help others She is interested in her school work as well as in Christian Endeavor, the Sunday School Association and the Girl Scouts Evy wants to become a private secretary We are all quite confident that whatever she decides to do she will do we Page One Hundred and Forty eight , .I , . QT . . , ' I I , . , , . ' , 2 ' 1 ' ' J' - , 1 - ' - - ' ll V rl - - 1 - , . deal with math and meteorology, Your virtues exceed your vices, , . i . , . , . . . . . 1 . - . , . 1 , E y . - , , . . I . ll. 1944 ccumus OTT LUCILLE MARY Lucy General A cheerful life devoid of care A happy laugh heard everywhere Lute at A H S has been one great bowl of happy memorues for thus gurl of average heught and vorued unterests There are usually three thungs on her mund people horses and tests whuch dont worry her untul ut us too late Though contunually chatterung about varuous sports dancung and all the latest news Lucys favorute small talk concerns horses Her ambutuon us to pass the entrance exams to Penn State and become a uournalust Luculle us well Iuked un all curcles both ID school and In extra currucular actuvutues Her most convuncung means of expressuon are her bug brown eyes whuch can euther freeze an offender or melt a favorute wuth a glance PADUS MICHAEL Muke Machune Shop You need help? Here l am' Muchael Padus us a young man of untellugence In hus everyday work he us a machlnust but on holudays he us a gay blade ln hus school work he does what he us told and funushes ut to the end When hus undustrual work us done at school, he goes out unto the world to help the man shortage as a machunust at the Bee Corporatuon Thus uob helps hum to get experuence He has many fruends un hus class .lournalusm 3 4 Canary and Blue Staff 4 German Club 4 mans Louuse D Muggs Commercual A teasing pleasing, lrush lass PAFF CHARLES Charlue College Preparatory Five mules equals one rabbut Thus lad wuth Iught brown haur and laughing blue eyes wuthout bemg talkatuve gets hus share of sports and fun Huntung Fishung baseball and basketball fund Charlue an enthusuastuc supporter Sports mavues and dancung wuth the crowd all fut unto hus busy program but he doesnt neglect schoolwork Hus only unhappuness us brought about by book reports or readung assugn ments He s begunnung hus country s servuce un the Navy Mathematics Club 4 Muggs loves to read and can she wrute' To read her poems us o delught 'he s tall and slum an lrush lass, As the best of fruends she ll surely pass We know her best by her fruendly smule And brown eyes sparklung all the whule She s seldom lonesome always gay ln a happy go lucky sort of way Muggs has her seruous moments too But fauth enough to see her through A lournalust she hopes to be, And shell get there uust wont and see , 1 , : I I YA, O VW . 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Page One Hundred and Forty-nine IQ44 CUMUS AY MINI' General many worlds, so much to do So little done such things to be Fay IS a charmung and pleasant gurl well liked by everyone She enroys and takes part nn all sports and you cant keep Fay away from a dance True Fay us tmy but all good things come In small packages Her greatest ambntnon as to become a secretary We wash Fay lots of luck PARLOW E RlTA Commercial She has a smile that won t come off There she goes speeding down the hall dark halr flyung brught eyes flashmg and a happy Hn Ya for everybody Ruta s fun to be with, and can dance anytime for any length of tlme She wants to be a typlst or a bookeeper PARRY EDWlN Eddle lndustrnal Here my friends, I5 that rare thing, a man of sense Whatever of good IS sand about Eddie we always prlmaruly note that he IS sensuble This IS apparent m everything he does H ns a hard worker and perseveres to the end of any undertakmg ln has social actuvmes he has proved himself a real leader One of has cherushed accomplishments ns playmg the trombone and that v I be a pleasant avocatuon Because Eddie IS broad mmded and prachcal and because of has character he wull be able to advance Dld you ever go to the same Hallowe en party that Eddne went PATTERSON, DALTON a General Pilots are always clean cut capable fearless Pat exempllfues the typical Amerucan youth He as a hard worker In school and a harder worker In hop He has an mtelhgent clear thanking character and a fine sense of humor He as a great lover of avnahon and practically gobbles up all the news he can about airplanes avnators and theory of flnght Hrs schoolmates thunk hlghly of hum and know that he will fly high Page One Hundred and Fifty to? If not we warn you he s got trucks up hrs sleeve gg, 1944 CUMUS PERSING RAYMOND A General Industrial Machine Shop It is the steady quiet ploddmg ones who win in the lifelong race General always manages to have his homework Has favorite classes are machine shop and mathematics He is an enthusiastic bowler and throws a beautiful hook sometimes His hobbies are stamp collecting and hiking in spite of his usually ending up with a beautiful case of poisn ivy He intends to become a machinist in the ground forces of the Army Air Corps and to be a toolmaker after the war PETERS ANNETTE V Dynamite General Better short and sweet than long cnd lax Annette is o slight attractive brown eyed gurl with a person ality that suits her nickname She is a Bell Telephone operator and the quickest way to get her number is to stuff her with her favorite rape olives and home made bread Her favorite Latin phrase is Virgil can you imagine that? Annette is quick wltted and charming and besides that she has brains Here s to the spark of personality that will dynamite A wette into a successful future National Honor Society 4 a cappella Choir 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bandl PETERS CALVIN S--fl Pete Short dynamic single minded, Pete devotes himself to mncros 3 copy While he admits all sorts of mterests that the average man has Including an mterest In a younger brother and sister he stlll declares that the really engrossing thing in his days IS his work in Hartung s Shop For Pete as a member of the Janseen Club and Marlowe Hartung is the president Keen and earnest Calvin somehow inspires one with faith that he will go pretty far in any substantial thing he cndertakes He even says that if he were given S500 today he would buy a good microscope National Honor Society American Society of Amateur Micros copists PETERS DAVID A Dave College Preparatory Trifles make perfection, and perfection is na trifle Dave quiet friendly modest and easy to get along with takes school seriously That s probably why Dave is o hugh ranking honor student His work is characterized by exactness and eotness He is eager to learn and he takes keen delight ir completing a difficult task Dave is an ardent movie and stage fan too these constitute his chief form of entertainment and relaxation. is friends classmates and teachers all know that he will make good and they all wish him well. National Honor Society 4- Senior Mathematics Club 4 Page One Hundred and Fifty-one 'S' PETROVICH CLARA E Snoolue Love for one friendship for all Clara IS a 5 4 brunette and we mean brunette wuth dark brown eyes and a smrle for everyone She goes In for skatlng dancmg and horseback rldlng She as an ardent lover of muslc and engoys llstenmg to Frank Snnatra croon whsle she does home work She studies diligently but has constant trouble wlth her pencll when at comes to wrmng the correct answers Adueu sparklmg lnttle ltaluan gurl Chorusl 2 3 4 Carollersl a cappella Choir 2 3 4 Le Cercle Francais 3 PICKARD GEORGE EDWIN Eddue College Preparatory Double double toll and trouble Eddle IS one of those rare fellows who makes you like htm the moment you meet hum Although he ns not at the head of the class ID scholashc standmg he us one of the most popular of boys He speaks hns mind whenever he has the chance Sometnmes he talks too much' Thus IS one reason why he ns always nn trouble He plans to become a lawyer after attending Bowdom College God speed Eddie Latm Club 4 .lumor Class Play lnterclass Play Semor Class Play Debating Soclety ,RN Hlcly 1944 CUMUS l855 PETERS VINCENT D Vmny College Preparatory He rs what he is and thats what he best can be Here ns one fellow out of the sensor class who us startmg right now to get ahead In the world Vmny works hard on onythmg he undertakes and trnes has darndest to beat the other fellow He ns known throughout the school for hus vaned Interests he as happy un a heated argument wnth a good book or nn the presence of a gurl We are confldent that lf he ever settles down to a defmlte 'ob hns stubborn determmatuon will make hum o success Orctan Debating Socnety 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Home Room Representative 4 Tennis 2 PHILLIPS LEE WOLFE Phupps College Preparatory Fortunes pensh character lrves Tall and lanky Lee ss as great a fellow as hrs slze undlcates Hts congemallty friendliness and quick wut have won for hum the admurahon of everyone lee has fine scholashc and athletuc records and us an ardent participant ln many extra curricular actuvltles He plans a college educatlon In business administration Pan American Soclety 3 Canary and Blue Humor 2 Hts toncal Soclety 4 Semor Mathematlcs 2 Swlmmmg Team 2 Treasurer 4 Page One Hundred and Fifty two O lx 0 E 'S i ,9 1.1 4 ' . L . . . rv .- xg' . .L . . .U f 1 , i i ' I , 1 . - .I s, 4 I . . n . 1944 CDMU3 POSCH GERALDINE R Jerry General A creature not too brught or good For human nature s dauly focd Who us that chatterungz Jerry talks lang and fcst Perhcps that us why typung us her favorute subuect Jerry us cn ambutuous aurl She works at the daury by day but any nught us a nught for dcncung She s a typucal lutterbug full of lufe and changeable as the weather She us plannung to study beauty culture after hugh school We ll look her up for a facual cocktaul someday POSSELT ANITA E Tweedles College Preparatory What us more beautuful than beauty? Whether treadung the lught fantastuc pursuung the unflated sphere soarung hugh un the realms of melody or solvung the untrucate problems of algebra and physucs Tweedles us always perfectly at home Her well balanced Iufe sterlung character and genual personaluty have wan her a host of fruends Anuta aspures to affux an M D to her name and to devote her lufe to the welfare of her fellow men Carollers l Choral Speakung l Glee Club l Home Room Presudent l 4 Latun Club 4 a cappella Chour 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Hlstorucal Society Treasurer 4 National Honor Socuety 4 German Club Vuce President 4 Dramatucs 4 Home Room Representatrve 2 Canary and Blue Solucutor 3 Canary and Blue lHumorl 2 3 POULOS JAMES THOMAS um General PREMECZ VIOLET MARGARET General Dynamute comes m small packages Vuolet us a gurl wuth a fruendly smule for everyone Wherever Always keep your eye on the horizon Jum us quuet unassumung and humorous Hus three years un hugh school have not been wasted, for besudes preparung to enter Temple Unuversuty Jum has made quute a name for humself as presu dent and furst vuolunust of the A H S orchestra Mast of hus spare tume he devotes to musuc whuch he hopes to make hus vocatuon He us an ardent football fan Iukes tennus swummung, and especually eatung Hus model aurplanes are hard to beat and hus drawungs are gust beyond compare Orc estral 2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Chourl Hon there us a group havung fun Vuolet us present You would most lukely Gnd her at the Y W C A takung part un the socual affaurs or actuve un basketball sluatung and dancung Vuolet makes a specuol etfort to attend dances when her favorute orchestra leaders are featured Although she us always ready for a good tume Vuolet also has her studuous moments as her report card shows Whatever her future may be we hope ut wull be pleasant and prosperous Y W C A l 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Junuar Mathematics Club 3 Dramatucs 4 Page One Hundred and Fufty three pg , . , ,, , . 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IQ44 CUMUS PRENZLAU PEGGY 99 Commerclal One wlll End In life only that which one has created ln lt Peg IS a happy go lucky person wlth no tume for care or worry She has a smlle for everyone and as always cheerful She has a great Interest In sports a great crowd of frlends and marks that have always been good The boss that gets Peg for has secre tary may consuder humself lucky Red Cross Council PROPAWICH HELEN D Puffy Retail Selling Every cloud has a silver lmmg Helen a brunette, although reserved has a keen sense of humor Her chlef delight IS dancing wuth a sallor Helens school course has provlded her with a super sales gurl tenchlque but her ambltlon us to loan the ranks of the gurls ln white We are sure she wall be a success her patience generosity and charm assure that 'Q' QUlNN MARION EVA Qulnney Commerclal Constant cheerfulness IS a srgn of wlsdom Marlon IS the person to have around If you want a good tame She has a splendid personclnty and many hobbnes Football basketball swlmmlng going to the movies she lakes them all Some day she plans to become a secretary, and shes sure to get what she wants At present her heart us un the clouds tlll after the WUI' RAAB JUNE Blnsky College Preparatory A clear conscience IS a coat of mall Is there o bookworm In the family? Blnsky devours everything pnnted except school books Shes mlschnevous and one flnds her flne Machlaveluan touch m many a trlck perpetrated ogamst any unsuspectlng person Only one sport appeals to her pecullar taste and that oddly enough, us swnmmmg for she really dlslnkes water lts a toss up between nursmg bram surgery and halt a dozen other things but Blnsky belueves that lt us a woman s prero gatlve to change her mlnd French Club 3 4 HrstoncalSoc1ety 4 Natronal Honor Society 4 Page One Hundred and Flfty four , P ' 1 . I ' r ' I ,A 7 , . - , , JH ' 1 1 , , - XX. . . , I I In' ' l - . . - , , . . f ' I I I . 1 i i 1944 RABENOLD EDWARD F Eddie College Preparatory All things npen with age Eddie is a likable fellow never seriously bothered about school work but always manages to do very well He has many friends and is wholeheartedly Interested in any school activity His favorite sports are basketball and football which he follows closely Eddie is interested in all science courses especially chemistry Eddnes future hes with the Army Air Corps He is already a member of the enlisted reserve RANSOM KENNETH G Ken General life is long and sweet for the optimist short and bitter for the pessamlst Ken a fun loving boy seldom works hard but manages to get by He has a cheerful smile ond always a loke for his friends Interested an all kinds of spons he has been one of ou cheerleaders and has helped to brmg about some of our most glorious victories He ns active an the Senior Scouting movement and ns also a special messenger for the office of Civilian Defense He IS going to be a pilot in the Umted States Air Force Home Room Representative 2 Cheerleading 2 3 4 CUMUS RABENOLD ANSON E Andy College Preparatory Never do today what someone will do for you tomorrow Andy is known never to hurry but he is always on the go in his own deliberate way A likable chap easy to get along with Andy goes in for all sports to a certain degree but for swimming especially Andys one ambition as to learn to fly We wash him the best of luck and the greatest of happiness Swimming Team 2 3 4 l.atm Club 3 RABENOLD RAYMOND H Fingers Industrial Patience and shuffle the cards Raymond a tall slender fellow with nice blonde hair is a lolly and witty frnend to everyone especially to the gurls He ns an all skating basketball football movies and cards Fingers will we are sure be one of the best printers graduated from High School But printing us out for the duration for a sailor boy he wants to be Page One Hundred and Fifty fave , . . 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I ' Y JO' I - , .A , . ff ' i A 1 , 1944 RAUB ROSE MARIE Rosie Commercial CUMU5 RAPH BETTY GERALDINE Jerry Commercial I have promised and I ll be good as my word When a boss inquires for a secretary he looks for honesty energy loyaltv intelligence and ambition Put them together and Jerry emerges She creates a feeling ot cheer everywhere Her sense of humor knows no bounds The favorite pastime of the aver age teen age now is dancing and Jerry goes along with the crowd She enioys school affairs May success follow her in later years Commercial Club 4 Our youth we can have but today We can always find time to grow old Rose Marie is one of the fine commercial students of the class Studies do not bother her too much and yet her marks are always high Her distirgusihlng quality is her wit, when most ofthe group is down Rosle lifts their spirits with her clever remarks and lokes This is true in her social life, her classmates all agree she is very quiet in school Rosie is prepared for a great business career Her personality and initiative go hand in hand with scholastic ability and will lead her to a successful future Commercial Club, National Honor Society Home Room Representative Prompter for Junior Class Play E READ ROBERTA Bobbie General RAUCH JEAN MARIE Jeannie General Here sweep these books away I will not shatter my brains today Jeannie takes life easy She likes school, and means to be an interior decorator She loves dancmg especially litterbugging and never takes a back seat when the music begins She is full of fun but knows when to be serious Here s wishing Jeannie luck and happiness Into one ear it entered out the other it went. A cheery smile and a friendly 'Hi distinguish Bobbie as she whizzes thru the halls greeting her many friends, Shes always cracking a new ioke or explaining about one of her many dates. A marvelous dancer and an active spcrtswoman Bobbie has never missed a chance to be in on the latest happenings. Though Bobbie may not graduate with honors her pleasing personality and active mind will see her through college creditably. Cheerleader 1- Chorus l Page One Hundred and Fifty six 1944 'fi al CUMUS REED MARY JANE Frenchy General Gentlemen prefer blondes Frenchy prefers scvlars Frenchy us the attractlve luttle gurl wnth dark han and sparklmg brown eyes who can be seen at any dance whrlang like a top :hed rather skate than eat and goes IN for cll kinds of sports Of course she knows her studues especuclly physucs for she ns gomg to be o nurse cadet We know shell make everyone wcll cud happy Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Gym Club2 REESE DOROTHEA E Do General Try to make good at whatever you do Dot as always trynng to get ahead, she tnes to do all the work first then thunk of plecsure Her greatest pastime IS dancing We are sure she as gomg to succeed wlth her many fruends and happy dlsposltlon The other thlnas he lakes to do are sewmg swimming and roller skatmg REHRIG NORMA General REESER JANET an College Preparatory I am not of that feather to shake off my friend wl'en he most needs me Thus l944 ne wlth her golden halr has eyes for nothmg but dogs Talk to her and she wlll tell you the Infe hustory of a collue I boratory We wonder why she took that sublect Many people mterest thus curly top many people are Interested an her too che would make a good psychnatnst, she ns so understandmg Whenever you have any problems except algebra and tngonometry see her Jan wlshes to become a vetermanan to take care of her dogs of course Jumor Red Cross Council 2 3 4 Shorty So much to do so little done' Brown eyes and a sparklmg personahty descnbes Shorty best Her mterest Ines mamly an bowlmg but shes always ready for any good tlme you are sure to find her muxnng among the rest at any uve dance She mtends enterlng the Nurses Cadet Corps and we re c rtam she wall brmg much toy to her patuents Basketballl 2 GrrlReserves2 3 A Page One Hundred and Fifty seven . g ' . -Msg I I. . . A w .. ' , ' ' . , 1 - . , 1 I ' I , , , 1 , , 1 . - f . . I . . .. l .V 5 . . I I , J I A . -. I . .I . Q She likes school, but her troubles almost always start in the physics - 5 ' t , . o I Q I - . , U ' V ' , - I r I , , . 1 . . I . 2 . . . . . Q , 5 ' , , X gm O c ,944 CUMUS REICHELDERFER RUTH S Relchy Commercnal What IS the worth of anythmg But for the happmess twill bring? Ruth ns rather quiet and reserved but she can be full of mls chuef Her fnends can count on her to be on time and ready for cnylhlng from bowling to Ice skating although her fcvorvte pastime as readmg Generous and always ready to lend a helpmg hand Ruth never shuns cny work that IS put before her she lust lays hand to end does ut thoroughly and effucnently We are sure that Ruths neatness cnd punctuallty wull make her services as steno orapher valuable to her employer National Honor Society Commercral Club REINBOLD LORRAINE Commercial He who laughs last ll a fool for waltmg that long That small bundle of energy swungmg down the hall as Lorrame o neat dcncer ond a heart packed full of fun You ll End her alwqys ready to laugh at a good yoke, but she knows when nts tume to be serlous She has many loyal fruends Shorty mtends to be o telephone operator We know she s a great gurl and wall receive the best an lute Commercral Club 4 l856 REICHARD EARL Sonny General My destiny rs solitude and my life IS work Sonny a qunet ecsy to get alcng wa h sort of fellow us not afrald of work He us happy go lucky and a Inttle gurl shy As a Boy cout he learned to be a good cock He enloys all sports football basketball swummlng but Ice skatmg rs hus favorite Bunldmg model anrplcnes and carpentry are hus hobbnes After groduatnon he wants to be a Naval Aur Cadet and then to go mlo avlatnon permanently REINBOLD GLORlA Gloria Commercuol Come what may the smnle will stay Glorna sees the world filled wuth happmess beauty and boys er popularity IS recognlzed among her friends as a well earned tl? e She wnll seek a posutuon here m thus clty and we all know she WI be a success Her magnetic personality has won and always wall wan friends Shorty Page One Hundred and Fifty etght 'll 6' lx sf' L5 2 fs ,9 Ll ' . 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I tv'- REINSMITH JANE HELEN 1944 lndustrlal CUMU5 RUNSNITH BETTY J Bugs lndustrlal She takes life as It comes Bucs IS fond of sports and eatmg Between those two tt us hard to guess whtch she ts lnvmg for Bugs ts never wtthout a smtle and has a nuce personcllty She ts taking the rlvetmg course She ltkes to see basketball football and baseball games and actually ts good at basketball and baseball herself Her mother calls Euas a tomboy Anyway shes a great gurl and full of fun Basketball 2 Janne l was so allured to read that no recreatton came to me better welcome Cansudermg thot Janne as a quiet gurl we are delughtfully surprlsed at her odd sense of humor She as always wnlltng to lend n helpmg hand a much sought after hand by the way Her favortte mdoor sport ts readmg good novels her favorite outdoor sport as baseball She lakes to see football and basketball games Bemg a shop glr' no doubt has Influenced her to want to be a defen e worker lt ts hard to scy whct he wtll really do but we wush her G: rl Reserves qty' as REITZ JFAN Jeannte Retail Sellmg Full of laughter full of fun Jeannue us a tal' slender, smllung well dressed gurl wtth dark hair and eyes Better yet she us a swell pal Her recreattons are dancing, htkmg and skatmg Just now Jeannie s heart IS tn the Army She s a gurl wuth so wonderful a personaluty that she wull get ahead tn the world REMALY EDITH K e General Fa r and pure fine and true We hope and hope there are more like you Although Edtth ns small one never falls to notice her In a crowd Not because she ns notsy qutte the contrary She as qutet but always manages to have fun Ede likes sports both as Q spectator and a parttctpant but swlmmtng and dancing are her favorites Seldom mlsstng a socual event Ede shll keeps her marks above average She has no specific plans for a career but with her blonde hatr blue eyes and her personaltty we all know what the future holds tn store for her Who would have expected her to shvft to the shop course as she dad? 'C' Page One Hundred and Fifty nme - . , . U I I I ,, - , , - I Q. , . l q . I ' 1 ' ai, 2 l Q . .. l . ' .N , .. . .t . 1 ' . 5 . I . heaps of luck. , , . . . 'I .. l . . . , . I . g . XX X , . Ed Z . , , . Y . . . . ' , - . D D , - - . . . t. - I l ', . . ' I . - , , . l . A I . ,944 CUMUS REMALY SAMUEL Swlsh lndustrual There IS a lime for all things Blonde hour blue eyes and a chcrmnng smnle mark the feo tures of Sw: h He us o good baseball and basketball player that explams hrs nlckname He would rather play basketball than go to school Although he as wltty and hu. morous he can be senous Has alertness and determnnchon are bound to lead hum to the rank of Amr Cadet Gocd luck' REPPERT LOUISE H Wheezle College Preparatory Frrends books a cheerful hearl and a conscience clear Are the chance companions we have here Who IS ul we fund with a but of embroidery protrudmg from a book about the essentrals of a good swimmer? Wheezne fllttmg from her fme sewmg to reading about the antucs of an aquobelle Wheezne us to a book what a chef us to food She seruausly entertams a desure to be a llbronan she loves books and ready to defend them at a moments nohce One of Wheezues calibre and fine taste will carve her own mche un the world without playung polmcs Dramatrcs 4 Llbrary Assrstanl RICHARDSON MARILYN ALICE Blondte College Preparatory Small In stature but mfghly In wisdom Luttle blonde Manlyn has a very demvre way but lust when she as lookung most demue she as plannmg the most mnschnef A member of the Natuonal l onor Soclety she hopes to be a knnder tavorute sport swummmg and her hobby collectmg mmloture china dogs But she ns never on tlme for o date' But Manlyn wlll always have lots of frnends le Cercle Francals 3 Girl Scouts 1 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 National Honor Socrety 4 km RICKERT JOYCE Bubbles General Work enchants and bewltches me I could srl and look at It for hours Bubbles IS that little gurl Who runs around the hall Borrowung bathmg caps Large medlum or small Wondering If her chemustry Could possibly be rnght Or must she stay an after school Agam tomorrow nught2 Chorus! 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JOSEPH oe College Preparatory lf he s late for a date don t fret The card game rsn t over yet That toll lanky blonde who us never un a hurry us Joe, a tureless talker, cnd full of a muschuef that us always ready to flash forth at the slughtest opportunuty Dont fool yourself he thunks plenty Never havung had much trouble wuth hus school work he keeps a hugh standard easulv Joes favorute sports are swummung uce skatung and football Hus favorute subuect us gurls Besudes all thus he us a talented accorduan player Joe untends to uoun the Army Aur Corps and we wush hum luck RITTER JACK Star Commercuau Try to umpress the restless mund Jack us a fruendly and cheerful fellow always uokung and fool mg and always fruendly wuth the gurls Hus studues are faur but hus school spurut us tops He lukes bowlung and us a sharpshooter He got hus nucknmae Star un hus uunuor year Star us very undustruous and works un a down town store where he gets a lot of experuence both un fuxung cars and un sellung merchanduse CUMUS FJCKERT RICHARD lRA Ruck General Ye gods the some thung every day Those who know Ruchard know of hus pleasung personcluty He enloys cll sports, and us quute o dancer Hus chuef form of recrea tuon however, seems to be talkung He always has a word and a smule for everyone He us one of the many who lust barely sludes through He plans to uoun the Marunes and uf he does, the enemy wull have a tough man on uts hands RITTER HARWET Hunsue Commercual luttle un stature great un mund Gentle Iovung exceedungly kund Harruet us a quuet gurl un school, but on socual occasuons shes as busy and as talkatuve as can be She us unterested un football roller skatung, and swummung and enuoys nothung better than a good romantuc movue She has a nuce dusposutuon and can make fruends wuth every one Her greatest desure us to do stenographuc work Page One Hundred and Suxty one . 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I ' I ,9 , , 'QA-4 CUMUS ROBERTS LUCY ANN Sann General Thrngs honest rather than thmgs splendld Dont let that nonseless blonde fool you' There ts somethung behlnd those blue eyes besndes the usual female frlvol ty If ts economncs or Engllsh you re dxscussmg shes rught there Although Lucy Ann ns reserved, she I5 nevertheless fun loving and amiable Musuc good books and outdoor lufe are her hobbnes and basketball and swxmmlng are her pleasures Dependable and perseverung Sann ns the sort who thunks for herself She rs lookmg forward to a busy future an an offuce where she wall have plenty to keep her movmg Chorus T Basketball 7 ROBERTSON ELEANOR JEAN Mndget Commerclal Wrth sport and laughter let old wrinkles come They ll speak a life of lay and fun Eleanor IS gay happy ga lucky and always on the go she never seems to ture ln fact Mudqet only flve feet tall vs a small whnlwnnd Theres no specual fellow she says but shes corres pondtng wuth a lot of servlcemen Eleanor hopes to be a typlst but her acquaintances doubt that she wull Her whumsucal manner IS bound to malve her a cameduan ROEDER ELIZABETH A Betty General ROBINSON JEANNE K Jeanme College Preparatory Wfthout love and laughter there IS no lay Jeanne us always lookmg for fun She school work and even though she puts off mmute her work IS always complete She sectlon at the football and basketball game us cansclentnous In her studyung untll the last as a one gurl cheering cnd loves all o tdoor sports swummung, horseback rndmg and brcyclmg Her hobby IS pencll sketching She IS greatly nnterested In muslc whether popular or classuc, and has entertalned at many local gathermgs wnth her smglng and whustlnng Jeanne expects to go to college but where? Carollers l Clee Club l Choral Speaking 1 Chorus 2 3 Without music lrfe would be a mvstalre Betty ns a dark hatred gurl wlth sparklmg muschlevous brown eyes and wrtty replnes that are a source of lay to her frrends She attends all band and orchestra practuces whlch help to prepare her for her future an muslc She would luke to play the French horn wath some famous band or orchestra There rs stull much to learn and the gomg wall be tough says Betty hut she seems qurte ready for at We all hope that her dreams well come true Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 if Page One Hundred and Stxty two . , .. ,I . , , , ' . . I , . . , . . I ' ' I I I A . I' I i 1 ' 1 , . , - . 1:17 111 , 1944 ps iv CUMUS ROGAN FRED Freddue Archutectural Draftung A book us a book a dume us a dume A gurl us a gurl Oh ul they were all mme Freddue a curly headed lad us one of the young draftsmen He us easy to make truends wuth and any gurl wull readuly tell you thct Among hus pastumes are basketball baseball and other sports He enloys buuldung models of all types Hus Interest un hus studues shows un hus marks Fred us goung to enlust un the Naval Aur Corps as soon as he us old enough ROMIG FAY Commercual From contemplatuon one may become wuse but knowledge comes only from study Fay us an energetuc and studuous gurl Her favorute sports are roller skatung and uce skctung 'he us an enthusuastuc fan at all school actuvutues Fun lovung and full of Iufe Fay holds the admura hon of her many fruends Because of her studuous habuts we are sure she wull succeed un cll her undertakungs Best of luck ROMIG LUCY FRANCES College Preparatory if So of cheerfulness or a good temper the more ut us spent the more ut us renewed The best way to descrube lucy us to descrube an all round gurl She us an adept at almost everythung, whether ut be cheerleadung at football games lutterbuggung at dances, or working a duffucult physucs problem The merry twunkle of her eyes wull tell you that she has caught the rught spurut toward lufe Lucy us the kund of gurl for whom thungs always wull turn out rught Her candor her keen sense of humor her downrught fruendlmess, and her luvely awareness of lufe about her have made for her a host of fruends ln whatever she does we are sure she ll be flyung hugh X.. ROSEN MARVIN Marv College Preparatory Up lad' When the fourney s over there ll be enough time to sleep Marv us a real fruend always wullung to help no favor us too great to ask of hum Hes determunatuon and has wull to succeed have made hum a leader on the othletuc tleld as well as un the school room Marv has detunute udeas as to a career the busuness world wull Flnd un hum stuff but honest competutuon lf hes only a shadow of hus present promuse he wull be a great success May he luve as long as he Iukes and have all he Iukes as long as he luves Basketball l 2 Hustorucal Socuety 4 Semor Math Club 4 Pan Amencan Socuety 4 Page One Hundred and Sixty-three Cheerleadung 2 3 4 Natuonol Honor Socuety ,AN H100 1944 CUMUS l856 ROSENBLATT JOSEPH C oe College Preparatory There vs always 'rme to learn Joe ns a fruendly person but s very blunt H says what he thlnks wuthout tmnkmg He IS studlous at l ast h studles mor than the average student He Ink s mathemotncs and social stud: s especnclly hstory In addutuon to thus he hkes to study econamlcs and pol tlcal scuence ln fact Joe has become rather well known for some of has pohtlcal ideas Joes favorlte books are Savlor On Horseback and a buography of Jack London whom Joe cdmrres greatly Semor Mothematrcs Club ROSENSTEIN BETTY LOU Rosey College Preparatory I make no haste to have my numbers read Seldom comes glory trll a man rs dead Betty Lous smrle has survived many a heated argument and more than once has led her to truumph Her Iaughung eyes and happy go lucky personality have put Betty Lou un the llmellght at many soclal functlons She as more than wnllmg to supply the Rosey tomc to anyone In need Betty Lou us one of our few adver tlsmg women advertising has held her Interest since she has been able to spell ADVERTISING ROTH AMMON C Ace College Preparatory Dont build a mud hut In your life when you are capable of building a palace Ammon C Roth .lr though quiet and and SlfIOJS IS frequently the lute of a party He ns o great lover of all ty: s of sports especually baseball and football Hu, ambntuon us to b come a famous b chelor doctor and to have h s SI ter as has nurse We wash h m success as an M D but w wonder If he wull be a bachelor Latin Club 3 4 Senior Math Club 4 Natrona! Honor Society 4 ROTH MARJORIE ANN Morgue General Friendship IS the shadow of the evening which strengthens wrth the settmg sun of life Morgue the kmd of fnend that you would luke to tell your secrets to IS o sport enthusiast but prefers concerts operas sym phonles and swung musuc that she calls meduum warm On days that keep her indoors you wall find her nestled an a chair reading her favorite novel German Club Secretary 4 Page One Hundred and Sixty four 1944 CUMUS ROTHERHAM ALBERT P Happy General who laughs lasts Happy Rotherham as the Cassanova type When he walks through the halls nary a person passes who doesnt call Hu ya Happy He IS especially well acquainted wuth the gurls Hap IS a great sport enthusuast partuclpatmg In gust about every sport but has favorite IS football he has done well on h s own team Hap IS a reliable fellow who does satusfactory work un school and IS a good fnend to everyone Band ROXBERRY RICHARD Rox General Thou speakest wiser than thou art ware of We call hlm Rox but hes not as hard as the name lmplles Rox IS tall slender always smllmg He as an our msnded fellow but he mtends to stay on good old terra hrmn and servuce alrplane engmes Most of the tame he travels stag Gaess he s hard to please' He can make the most beautuful field goal on a 7 IO splxt you have ever seen To hum math IS most fascnnatmg and remarkable The fellows In has semor homeroom refer to hum as Brams he says he doesnt know why .guna l X G RUHE ,lUD'TH ANN Judy Colleae Preparatory Wild colts make the best horses edltonals pubnshed In the Canary and Blue She dlsproves the old axuam Beautuful but dumb In fact sh us a member of the Natuonal Hono Soclety 'She has dramatlc ortustxc and muslcol talent Along wlth her other accompllshments Juddys doncmg and swnm mmg help to make her the very mterestmg and well rounded person she s Canary and Blue Staff 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Pan American league 3 4 Algebra Club 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 RUHF ELINOR JANE Ruhfy Genera' A little mischief now and then ls relfshed by the best of men Ruhfy seems to have a qulet dusposutnon but wnth her fruends she as chockful of gauety and always ready for fun She spends her spare tume m her garden or hnkmg through the South Mountam woods Ruhfy would luke to travel thanks Lake Placnd us the place In fact she would rather do almost anythmg rather than study cant make up her mnnd whether she wants to goto college or not latin Club 2 Math Club Page One Hundred and Slxty five , . He ff . ' r Al 1 , f 5 I . ' , l l , , . y A - , . . . . . . I ' X f I , . Q I I ' . . ' V . , . . 1-Y . . , . I . . f o , . S Judy is a student A. H. S. will long remember for articles and , . , - r ' . - , , . X . . , . . . - , , f A ' : - ' 1 1 i f x I , I , , . . z ,RN HIG6, Lvl 1856 RUPERT ELAINE Cung Commerclal There she srts deep rn thought or dreams Thus slender dark haired brown eyed gurl has a most pleasung personality Her hobbles are varned but roller skatung and drawing are tops Cutie IS an average student and keeps her studies well m hand Shes a grand pal always ready wnth a wlnmng smule Cutle already has a good start ln the busvness world and deserves the success that ns sure to come her way RUTH CAROLYN Carolyn College Preparatory ln her tongue rs the law of kindness Carolyn wuth her naturalness her generous dusposntlon and her galety I5 popular wuth both teachers and classmates Anythmg Carolyn does as a but above ordmary Her schoolwork us above average she us ln the National Honor Soclety She engoys reading good books us Interested un dramatlcs takes part In school actlvmes and us actuve In church work Carolyn intends to be a nurse Chorus2 3 Latin Club3 4 Mathemat1csClub3 4 Dramatfcs 4 National Honor Society 4 A I Ji. fl RUTH GENE Stonk Commercxal Humor rs one of the essentials of a gemus Gene has many frlends for he always has a poke or a smule hugh school age he doesnt care too much for his studies he IS more Interested un music IS always playung the latest huts Hls tame he dlvudes between sports and playing hns trumpet Gene mtends to enter one of the branches ofthe armed forces RUTZ DOLORES Dee General laughter means sympathy That s Dolores never wuthout her effervescent smile Next to smnlung her favornte pastime rs sports wlth basketball at the head of the lust followed by swummnng and :ce skatmg An ardent fan of all unter scholastlc actuvntues she never masses basketball or football games Dee I5 employed by the Bell Telephone Company as an operator Dee us a wnlmg consultant to anyone who needs her sympathetuc advice Basketballl 2 3 4 Home Rocm Representative 2 I 4 ' I - . I - . . I I - . . , I ' I l I ' I ,. . . . I . . .. I , f ' , 1 ' ,- 1 ' ,Vsk , to put color into school and life. Gene is like most of the boys of , : ' , . ' ' , ,t .wi 1 I . . ' I f , f I Page One Hundred and Sixty six 1944 CUMUS SALTZMAN MURRAY Muddy College Preparatory How vcun us learnung unless mtellugence goes wuth ut' Murray us a happy go lucky gent wuth wavy haur blue eyes and a genuune smule No matter what goes on here s a fellow who us cartunually full of fun and always ready to guve everyone a good tume A good dancer Murray us often seen at local affaurs Because Murray us a dulugent student we feel sure that he wull be a success CS an eltglfleef SANDERS CAROLYN JUNE Carolyn College Preparatory Who never dutfers and never demands But smullng takes the world un hand A captuvaturg smule a cheerful greetung and a wunnung per sonaluty characteruzes Carolyn When shes around everythung us uolly Although she never musses any socual actuvutues her school work comes first Carolyns chuef unterests are playung the puano and dancung She cant decude whether to be a dental hyguenust or a nurse but we are certaun Carolyn wull set a hugh standard un euther Chorus 2 3 Pan Amerucan Club 3 4 Dramatucs 4 Historical Socuety 4 Senuor Math Club 4 Pan Amerucon 4 ul- SANDT REUBEN Ruby Commercual Good at play and good at work Rueben us the sort of person who us quuet un school but he can be heard for mules out of school He us bashful un the presence of gurls but us a great sports fan Ruby us a uolly person and always has o smule He can get along wuth almost any person SANTEE RlCHARD ELLIS Duck Electruc Shop An udle mmd us the oevul s workshop Duck us unvaruably o good muxer Popularuty seems to be a proper muddle name for hum for he us exactly that wuth boys and gurls aluke Duck us a member of the band tootung a hot clarunet He has a keen unterest un sports but especually un wrestlung Upon graduatuon ut s over the boundung maun for Duck he wants to be a raduo technucuan un the Navy Anchors aweugh and good luck Duck Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 3 Wrestling 4 Page One Hundred and Suxty seven 0,824 HIC!! 1944 CUMUS l855 .nv 4-1 'Q' KY' SAWRUK STEPHEN Steve College Preparatory A mal who IS his own -roster Here s a lad who takes an Interest un hus school work beltevmg that IS the best msurance an a post wnr world Has unterests I an chemnstry and German Ot course he engoys playmg football and baseball but most of all he loves to perform chemical expert ments nn hns small laboratory nn the attic lt you see a roof flying from a home accompamed by thunder and flame thats our mad chemist making another unsuccessful attempt to find a substitute for tenderlom steaks QAYLOR BETTY Sallor General Character I5 the diamond that scratches every other stone Betty s cheernness and good wall make her 'abor lught She ns a consclentlous student but finds time to help our country by sellmg war bonds Underneath Bettys rather muld exteruor Iles a lot of mnschuef She I5 unterested In nursing A sweet dnsposltlon and a wmnmg smrle makes her frnendshnp a thmg worth whale SCHAADT DORIS BERNICE Puppy Commercial Frfendhness and fun are the passwords to her heart Mcnv people cant take theur studies seruously and stull have fun but Dons can combune the two Sports and wrutung letters hecd her lust wuth dancmg and musuc runmng a close second er future lles between stenography and nursing Canary and Blue Typvst Canary and Blue Solicitor SCHAEFFER POLLYANNA Polly College Preparatory I am a part of all that I have met Calufornla here I come' Thus wall be Pollys theme next fall as she heads for Stanford Umversnty We may even see her rn the movies Polly can talk her way unto anythmg She us keen In the class room and on the dance floor She also has a kr-ack for wrltmg and eyes that are always euther dreamung or laughing Polly s passuon us bemg everybody s pal and changmg her couf'ure daily Watch those lndlans Polly they have some war whoop' National Honor Society Le cercle Frarcats 3 4 Jumor Class Play E B S T C Club2 Canary and Blue2 4 Dramatrcs Page One Hundred and Sixtyeight 1 '94-4 CUMUS 'CHAFER DONALD ALLEN Alien Industrual Archntectural We ludge ourselves by what we feel capable of dcrng whlle others fudge L s by what we have already don Many of us remember Allen because of hus patreatssm m sports stcrrmg In football and baseball But he was dented the prlvllege of olaylng the Thanksglvmg Day Game lnstead he was called upon to play a bugger and better game serving with the armed forces We are sure that Allen us domg has part because thats the kund of fellow he as SCHAFFER JEAN G Jeanne General A smile should flrmple the cheerk and not furrow the brow with ruggedness Jeans radiant smile and her happy go lucky way have won her many friends Her favorute sublect as bokkeepmg and she hopes to get a posutnon In that tleld Her spare time she sp nds nn reodung and she also enyoys muslc A lover of sports her mam Interest as badmmton SCHAFFER RAY Footbclll 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Basketballl 2 A true frnend rs forever a fnend Ray goung home wuth an armful of books? Not Rayl He studles SCHAFFER RICHARD CHARLES Skunny Commerclal He stops to pause upo: the street To smile at every damsel sweet A cheerful personalxty a sparkling sense of humor and generous dnsposltuon mark Richard He can study when occasnon demands but would rather vt dndnt demand He us Interested tn basketball football and swummmg us a leader of boys and a follower of gurls Hrs hobbues are drawmg and playmg the plana Ruchard s ambltlon ns to become a pnlot nn the Army Amr Corps now and then but not when nt interferes wuth good times Algebra as has favorite sublect un fact he devoted an extra summer to at Has hobbues are :ce skatmg sleeping, and more sleepmg Wherever Ray goes he wall make many friends Page Ore Hundred and Sixty mne V I ' ' I' e. I . . . . . , f , 1 , 1 , , . . . . , . , Lv. . . . . 3 . V ' ' I nv., , General , . 1 I - . I , , . 4 t , F , , . , 1 I C . - y - I , I , . . I , : 1 , . 1944 CUMUS SCHAFFER ROSALINE HELEN Rosey General Beauty s the thing that counts In women red lips and black eyes are better than bralns Rosey rs an all round gurl and on a dance floor she us referred to as a sharpie Just glve her a sax player and she IS happy Rosey plans to be a nurse, and smce she always has a bug smrle or a snappy answer for everyone we are sure she will keep the pahents happy When her mmd rs made up there us no changmg xl she should make a swell nurse Lots of luck Rosevl Dramatic Club 7 a cappella Choir l Girl Reserves Club 4 SCHALLER MAE M Mae General Eyes of blue a heart that s true Brown hair blue eyes and a cheerful dnsposntlon make Mae a very attrachve person Among her hobbles are sports readmg and music rn general Her three years at hugh school have been successful Mae rntends to go to the Allentown School of Nursung where she hopes to become a resudent nurse SCHANTZ BARBARA B0I'b College Preparatory Pretty enough wrtty enough peppy enough lust enough A gal with a way about her Barb finds that her smnle helps her out of any srtutatron except on the tenms court then her skull comes to the fore Her ready wut rs a pleasure at any gatherung Barb has a pnonty on wrse cracks As to the future well she wont commit herself, but the man shortage being what lt IS we suspect shell go the way of all gurls these days to college SCHANTZ WILLIAM E Bn College Preparatory Never push aff till tomorrow what you can push off till next week When the school doors open Bull IS the last one m and at the end of the day the Brst one out But he gets along well tn his school work and when he graduates and the war rs over expects to goto college to study law Bull us easy to get along wrth and wall do anythmg to help the other fellow along Out of school Bull plays football and basketball at school he as on the swrmmlng team He s also a member of the Cuvrl Arr Patrol and hopes to be a pllot un the Army Alr Corps Swrmmmg2 3 4 . , . . 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' . . .I . - c-, , 'll I . . .I , . . , - , . i . . . - , , f Page One Hundred and Seventy 1944 CUMU3 SCHEETZ DOROTHY C Dotty General Like midnight were her dark dark eyes Like midnight too her cloudy hair Wouldnt you know it lust to look at her her chief interests are dates and dances at least that s what the school and her family are always teasing her about And she unblushmgly admits fondness for Frank Sinatra s crooning lnslsts she s never been sent to the office but her love of mischief m.ist have run her pretty close to it sometimes Dotty says she wants an office position but when she was asked what she would do with S500 she hesitated not one minute Start a beauty shop said she and her dark SCHEIRER JUNE Daisy june General Ivory hands on ivory keys Move to fitful fantasies Daisy June is the gal with a quick smile for everyone Shes always reading books knitting and trying more and more music on her piano Shes bound for the two year secretarial course at college Le Cercle Francais 4 eyes sparkled at the very thought SCHERBRA JOSEPH VINCENT oe General A man of courage is also full of faith Joe although quiet is a level headed thmker he believes in thinking over his problems Give Joe a fishing pole o lively stream and he will take care of himself Joe is talented in drawing Another of his interests is the Air Corps and we hope to see him an aviator in the near future. Plenty of good luck Joe and good hunting! SCHIFFER BETTIE JUNE Betts Commercial It is easy to swim when the head is held up. When you think of Betts you think of water for here is a true lover of anything aquatic. Bettie gets along well in school loves to dance, and is one of those ever-faithfuls when it comes to any- thing concerning A. H. S. If she seems to be o bit up in the air once in a while, maybe we could attribute that to the Army Air Corps. Betts has the happy faculty of dividing her interests be- tween book work and extra curricular activities. Bettie is really serious about making her swimming part of her career, and Coach Dave Hacket will tell you that she's capable of making o big splash in the world. Aquccode 2, 3, 4 X i Page One Hundred and Seventy-one 1944 SQNHIGQQ fs I CDMUS at 5 l855 SCHIFFERT MARGARFI JANE Peggy Commercial Vanety rs the sprce of hte Brown harr blue eyes a good sense of humor and a pleasnng personality describes thus smullng brunette Art musuc reading dancing and sports of all kunds constitute a varned existence for Peggy Despute all these extra currlcular actrvltnes she stull finds trme for schoolwork concentrating on typmg her great love Chorus 2 3 Aquacade 2 3 Home Room Representative 3 SCHIPFER EUGENE Mack College Preparatory Small but mnghty Although dnmmutlve In stature and soft In voice Mack IS by no means qunet Everyone llkes has agressuveness and stranght forward manner He spends enough time on has books but doesnt try to wear them out He IS Interested In gymnastucs and an basketball and ns a member of the basketball team sponsored by has employer He mtends to enlist ln the Navy Hls hosts of fruends wnsh hum well SCHLECHTER MARY LOUISE Mary Lou College Preparatory life without laughter IS a dreary b'ank When Mary shouts A H S tught we all know she means rt she means whatever she says even her pet phrase Are you kuddsngz Shes wlry energetic vugorous what more could we want from the cheerleader wnth the least henght but wnth the most force? Besudes havmg a lead un the Junuor and Sensor class plays she was Cnty Champnon dwer an I942 Since she rates hugh un many other sports nts obvlous that she would make an excellent physucal educatlon teacher No matter where she us Mary Lou s sm-le does wonders Keep on makmg people cheer Mary Lou' French Club 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Basketball Team 1 2 3 4 Home Room Representatrve 3 4 Aquacade 2 3 4 .tumor Class Play 3 Semor Class Play 4 SCHLEGEL DONALD Don College Preparatory Better than gold as a thmkmg mind Don us a good natured fellow wnth a wlde varuety of nnterests sports readnng and a but of dancung He us careful and conscuen nous In preparmg has studles Donald expects to 'om the Navy although he hopes to take up busmess at college some day Home Room Representatave 3 National Honor Society 4 Mathematics Club 4 , . 'I I Y . , - , , , . t , - , i , 2 ' 1 - , - , t , . . . , , .. t . ' I I - , . . . I n I - . . , . , f , , i t 1 1 f , : , , f 1 I , . u I .... M I . ' . . l . . - - t 2 ' ' i Page One Hundred and Seventy two 1944- CUMUS ECHLEGEL DONALD PAUL Schlep Architectural Drafting A closed mouth and open ears make a wrse man 'chlep ns a wnse but backward boy un class b.rt wh n -t comes to sports he s right up In the front Innes and can hold has own nn c ry ccrrpetnt cr' cchlep has drafting and us carrying on wuth a well known l cal l'Irm after school Always making the best of thmgs lee ccn hardly fall to succeed I0 any work he agrees to do Football 3 4 SCHLEGEL EARL Earl lndustr Don t talk to me thmgs you couldn Earl IS a quiet sort of guy In his engaged nn the explorahon of the and anrplnnes He hopes to be a lol I m busy with t understand own way Has every moment as nnlrncate parts of automobrles flyung mechanic and we wnsh SCHLICHER RICHARD C nc General lend me thine hand to laugh a lrttle Whenever you hear the gang laughing you can be sure that Ruc ls responsible Hrs qunps and wnttncusm make everyone luke hum He takes an actuve Interest In sports but favors basketball Mechan ncclly uncllned Rlc rates with 'he best an shop and ss surpassed by few un ncademnc work An mtellugent and clean lookmg young SCHLOSSER HELEN M Helen General Dc unto others as you would have them do unto you Helen as lust an ordmary hugh school gurl soft spoken easy gomg and qulet but not too serious 'he gets along well with her classmates and fnends Her favor te subgects are typmg and sewmg Helen s :href ambmon as to become a good typnst We smcerely wash her the best of luck man he rs surely on the road to success Page One Hundred and Seventy three - . . . . 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I ' D . - . , . , . .. . . .I I , , -- 1944 SCHMIDT RICHARD Dnck General NHIG6, CUMUS l85'5 CCHMALE JEAN Jeanne General All s well that ends well Jeanne ns u qunet person wnth a pleasnng personalnty Dancnng ns her hobby and bowlnng her favornte sport The future looks brnght for Jeanne We know she wnll make good No man ns bl ss d by accndenl or guess Heres a person wnth a pleasnng dnsposntnon and a radnant personalnty Dnck ns a hnghly accomplnshed basketball player and o talk hnmself out 0' embarrassnng sntuatnons Although hcndnccpped wnth lack of henght and wnth glasses Dncks good at basketball Hns versatnlnty on the court made lnnm captann of the team nn hns sennor year Dnck ns a natural nn anythnng he does and for that reason ns bound to be a success .l V Basketballl Varsnty Basketball? 3 4 VarsnlyA Club SCHMOYER MARIA Marna General SCHMOYER ELEANOR Bubbles Commercnal I am qunte small l grant you all But I don t care my beau ns tall Bubbles ns the gnrl yan, have seen at every dance and every bathnng beach Wherever there ns a crowd look for the lnttle gnrl who ns maknng the most nonse Of course there are sernaus moments nn every gnrls lnfe and Bubbles has hers when she ns toknng a very stnft test Smnle and llne world smnles with you Happy go lucky wnth a sparklnng smnle Marna ns always to be found where tl'ere ns swnmmnng and dancnng Her wnt and her superb sense of humor have made her countless fr ends nevertheles , she never neglects her studnes The future holds a flamnng torch for her as a nurse Dramatncs l Basketball 4 Page One Hundred and Seventy four it O . A J' 0 ni as is ,Q :ls A an average student. Dick, happy-go-lucky, is noted for his ability Ml, V' V' H 1 I. ' ' l ' ' 7 . .' ' . .. . ' . : x n' . . . . . im' . ' . I . . . . , . ' W - - i , s 1944 CUMUS SCHMOYER RICHARD D ck General A qultter never wms a wmner never qults Duck ts a quuet sort of a person at least that s what he wants people to thunk He ns always beung kudded about has curly brown l'anr He ns not hard to get along wnth and lakes to lake Duck takes great Interest In baseball basketball football ond bowling H says the best team as the New York Yankees has favorite football team Pennsylvanua Umversuty and the best basketball team AHS SCHREIBSTEIN CORINNE D Renue Commercnol To know her ts to love her And she IS well known The sequel t Reme s wnte up wall most luely be found IH the luterary Who s Who Thus gal IS our cholce for a pen pal She has a way wlth words an conversatnon too Perhaps thats what makes her trlendshlps Click or maybe nts because she ns enthu lastlc n terested loyal and understandmg She has chosen the type wrnter key to open her career The only mnstake rn spellung thus mauden ever made was when she used the word luck to explam her scholastlc success ln Ren e s case we re certaun that we d spell It pluck' Canary and Blue 4 Commerclcl Club Natlonol Honor Society SCHULER FAROLD WILLIAM Samache Commercral Retall Selllng Tw' SCHULER PAULINE Polly General Health and an able body are two rare possesslons Brown hanr blue eyes and a merry smnle thats Paulme She There s music In the mr yes And a mllhon other things Scmache s mam ambntuon as to become a raduotrucuan He has three and a half years experience wlth radio and now belongs to the National Rodlo lnstltute He also belongs to the Sea Scouts cnd ns head of the Raduo Patrol Hns hobby ns collectmg Radio Commercnals by use of o recorder He now does recordmgs for private people and expects to enllst IR the Unlted States Navy as an expenenced radno operator IS an ambntlous gurl mterested In musac and enloys practicing on a comet Although she us not extra studnous Paullne manages to be above grade an her studies She as constantly dreammg of being a nurse May her dreams come true' Page One Hundred and Seventy five Oqxtl HIG6, 1944 CDMU5 l853 CCHULTHEIS ELAINE MAY Schulty General Always ID dlfflCUlfy but I can take rt Here ns one of the most pleasant gurls m hugh school Schulty us always wnlllng to lend a helpmg hand to a frlend She enloys good muslc and follows her unterest by playing In the band Al lhouah always talking she manages to get h r work done and slnll to have spare tame for eatnng and attending football games Bnl234 SCHULTZ ARTHUR Ar lndustrlal .lust a regular fellow Although Art does not enloy studyung he usually makes out pretty well He lukes swlmmmg best among the sports and IS member of that dnstlnct aroup of lndustrlcl boys Arts a good natur ed fellow who can get along wuth almost anybody cchulty would luke to open a shop of her own Lots of lJck' Q-my 'lk SCHULTZ HYMAN HENRY College Preparatory Personality IS greater than wealth Henry whose sharp wut us matched by his dress as remarkably quuck at repartee which adapts Itself smartly to any sntuatlon Hys basketball and baseball are of the hughesl and best Gnrls and popular musuc Interest Hy but he does not neglect hls schoo work For this he IS lustly rewarded by hugh marks Hy us gomg to college to study busmess admmustratnon and occountmg SCHUSTER ISABELLE ssy General The way to be happy lS to make others happy lssy us o happy go lucky glrl wuth a sunny smule laughing brown eyes andthe wlld splrut of youth She IS a fluffy halred brownette Her nnterest us In music and she loves to wrnte letters Isabelle has cnly a hazy plan for the future let come what may shell be ready fo ut Good luck and lots of happiness to Isabelle Page One Hundred and Seventy :lx A 0 :E '2-E A ,Q L2 a d , , , tw Y , l . 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V , I r ' . i ' I . 1944 CDMUS 'CHWAB JULIUS Jules General He ll play a small game rather than stand out mce he was knee hugh to a grasshopper Jules has had a deep Interest m sports He r mcst always has o baseball basketball cr a footbcll In has hand He has been a three letter mon for the oc st three years In hugh school Jules IS also dustlngunshed ln scholar hlp he has been on the honor roll contmuously Jules transferred from C C H S and has proved hnmself a gentleman here as he wcs there otball C C H S 2 3 A 4 Basketball C C H S a SCHWARTZ GRACE Gng College Preparatory There IS no way so sure of makmg others happy as of being so one s self Gig really llves up to her nickname her Infectious giggle has sky rocketed many a sober gatherlng unto an uproar Let nt not be sand however that Grace neglects her schoolwork She studies dulngently more ar less dependmg upon her mood When she us seruous she us qulte sernous when she as gay she IS very very gay when she races the clock she beats ut every time Gag us an experuence well worth havmg Oh yes she mtends to study chemistry at college Notaonal Honor Society 4 SECHLER JEANNE ELAINE Shorty Commerclal Smllmg she hves and calls life a pleasure SCOTT ALMA Scotty Commercial Its not the whistle that makes the locomotive go lt IS the silent steam Scotty us always laughmg at someone s lakes or at a mnschue vous prank of one of her buddues Although qunet at times she IS always around when there as noase to be made She has a qulck mmd and uses ut When Alma puts her mlnd down to her work she gets results Scotty plays Bingo goes to the movies enloys muslc and reads books We expect to see her In an offlce some day wnth her mmble flgers tappmg out a neat correspondence Jeanne IS a small quiet gurl but she always follows the crowd when ut comes to havmg a good time She s qulte a day dreamer especually when she should be poymg attentuon to somethmg else When Jeanne as not at home one can usually tlnd her at a skatung rm Page One Hundred and Seventy seven oqhl HIG6, IQ44 CUMUS SERFASS RANDALL Randy General Quiet m volce but loud tn spmt Randy IS a lad wtth a great future He us a stand out un boxung and us on theA H S first boxmg team Randy IS another of the airplane mechanucs getting trauned un the Nmeteenth Street voca tlonal school He lakes alrplane englnes and wants to be an avla tnon mechanic with Uncle Sams Navy You will never hear Randy talk In school except when he s called on to recite He takes a great Interest In hls studies, and IS not satisfied untnl hrs homework IS done He IS more than an average student Boxing and Wrestling 4 l85B SENDEROWITZ BERYL FAITH Bubbl s College Preparatory One life a little gleam of time b tween two eternltles Plunkl and Bubbles has another hole In one to her credut Yes Bubbles favorute sport us golf she has really mastered the golfstuck Danclng IS her next love and she plays the piano well ln spnte of these many outsude Interests Bubbles excels In school work and as a member of the Natnonal Honor Socnety That all mecns that she will make good at Smith College National Honor Society L tm Club 2 3 4 l C rl Franc rs 4 Senior Class Play 4 Dramatfcs 3 4 SHAAK ANN LOUISE Weezue General The best way to have a friend IS to be one Unsophustncated golly a gay compamon Ann Inves m a world that revolves around dancing swnmmlng, A H S games friends and food and she IS often seen watching a certain A H S dlver perform Ann swums wonderfully and plays basketball well She studies too, when the splrlt moves h r Ann to us means a laughmg umpetuous brown eyed Sue quute popular among her many truends She dreams of a career In the sky Smooth flymg Ann SHANABERGER JEROME Tyrome lndustrnal Pattern Making lt takes all kinds of people to make the world Tyrome IS rather small an frame but he knows how to get around Sometlmes hens quuet but sometnmes he ns gust the opposnte He lnkes swimming and ace skating He IS a good pattern maker when he us In the mood for workmg He ns very popular among the gurls of hrs nerghborhood most of whom know htm as Jerry Beck He luke most boys nowadays hopes to become an Old Salt un Uncle Sam s Navy Wuth the frame he has Uncle Sam sure wont get them toughter In the pattern lme Page One Hundred and Seventy etght Basketbolll 2 3 4 Aquacade 2 3 4 Comus Staff H oqutl I lx 1944 , CUMUS L SHANKWEILER BETTY ANN CATHERINE Ann Commercuol A merry heart maketh a ch erful countenance Betty Ann us thus quuet smulung beauty personable loyal and charmung Ann loves fun and us rught there wuth a wutty answer She takes her school work seruously but her evenungs are not all study and no play she bucycles bowls swums dances and lust generally helps keep up both Army and cuvuluan morale SHAUD MARILYN Tuny General Happy go lucky Marulyn us a happy go lucky gurl wuth brown haur and hazel eyes Her heart us always open to new fruends she always has tume to lusten to others troubles lf you would luke to meet her look for a paur of roller skates and youll be sure to find Marulyn She hasnt made up her mund as to her work but lets wush her luck 19' SHELLY BEATRICE ARLENE eq Comrnercual A fauthful fruerud us the rneducune of lufe lf you see brown haur gray eyes and a cheery smule behund a pule of books you can safely guess ut us Beatruce She us an un dustruous gurl wuth a hast of fruends whom she us always ready to help Bea does not put all her tume unto study she enuoys a good football or basketball game swummung and bucyc'ung Bea expects to do some kund of commercual work SIKLER MARY Commercual The sleepung us the dreamung Mary unvaruably un good humor us ever ready wuth help wheth er un sense or norsense She studues yes but has taken extreme care never to study too much Popular wuth boys and gurls aluke always seekung new fruends as well as new adventures she spends her leusure dancung readung or eatung candy Mary untends to make her way un the busuness world Page One Hundred and Seventy nune , 9 U , I 1 1 1 1 . . . 'C ' f if . . , . ,, . ,L , . f 5 . . . , l , B , , , , I I I ' , 1944 CDMU5 'INBERG MURIAL ZELDA Mune General There IS no truer truth obtarnal'-le by man than comes of music Here is a swell gurl and a rellable friend who can be both witty or serious Talented In many ways sha plays the piano the violin ard the accordion Mune is always willing to play for in terested groups either classical music or boogie woogne Mune aso drives and swims She wants to g t into high school music and orchestral work SMITH DOROTHY Dom! College Preparatory And she shall have music wherever she goes Lively? Quite and her talking adds, too Good natuued? Yes In every way Although an honor student Dotty doesnt believe In missing other activities to do school work She is a keen thinker when she thinks Her ears detect all musical sounds and you always see Dorothy ata concert She rambles on the Ivory keys and lately has been attempting to make harmonious sounds on the vuolm She is also very quick with needles she has done a lot of knitting both for the Red Cross and for herself She lust loves to collect dog pins but is acutally afraid ofa live dog Chonstersl Chorusl 2 3 Historical Society 3 4 German Club 3 4 latin Club 2 3 4 Canary and Blue 4 National Honor Society 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Chorus Accompamstl SMITH EARL Smlttle Industrial Oh I m off to the bounding deep Smnttae you can usually find puttermg around the shop sup posedly concentrating on his work We hope he didnt fool you Some of us have heard him referred to as Brains Although Smuttle does well in all sports the one which takes up most of his time is roller skating What s the attractlcnz Hes planning to donate his services to the U S Navy Whcm shall we wish the most luck Smtttle or the Navy? SMITH EDWIN H. Keck Industrial God s gift to blind women Keck is a small but proficient sort of fellow. He is active in football basketball and baseball. He has been a member of the Garheld Aces Baseball team for the past two years. Keck special- izes in fancy diving too having been on the high school swimming team for two years. His chief ambition is to enter the United States Navy in June. Page One Hundred and Eighty u944 CUMUS 'MITH ROBERT EARL Bob College Preparatory Obedience submusslon duscuplune courage these are among the characteristics which make a man Tall dark and handsome Bob us a fruendly and energetuc 'ellow A good worker un school he ranks hugh un the class Bob appears quuet but he rarely musses anythung Outdoors thus Eagle Scout us an expert on campung and cookung Bob us an expert mathematucuan and us scuentutucally uncluned he hopes to go unto scuence after he has earned that commussuon un the Unuted States Navy We thunk he us one of the swellest boys un the class SMITH ROMAE Rom Commercual True wut us nature to advantag dressed What oft was thought but ne er so well expressed Romae spends much of her tume teachung her Sunday School class and readung Her cll too observant camera may catch you unprepared ot any moment She enloys takung care of asmll chuldren but readung us stull her tavorute occupatuon Natuonal Honor Socrety Chemistry Club 3 Senior Math Club 4 SMITH SAMUEL J Smutty College Preparatory Young fellows wrll be young fellows Samuel well known to most of the class, has a well rounded personaluty and us able to aduust humself to most sutuatuons Sports Durung hus leusure he enuoys dancung and a great varuety of other pastumes He wants to graduate from Lehugh Unuversuty as a chemu cal enguneer but he plans first to enroll un the Naval Aur Corps SNELLING RICHARD A Duck College Preparatory What has been us prologue On the surface there would appear to be luttle unusual about Duck but closer unspectuon duscovers underneath that smooth easy going cover a fast workung and clever braun He us outstondung un the Eelds of luterature debate dramatucs and athletucs If the warcontunues he maybe named un one of the government college traunung programs Should the war end shortly he plans to study law and busunesss A loyal fruend a great guy wuth a brught future that descrubes Duck Orotan Debating Socuety 2 3 4 Dramwtlcs Hugh School Plays2 3 4 llnter Class 42 Junuor Class lnter Class 43 Senuor Class 44l Track Team 2 3 Swummmg Team 2 4 Canary and Blue Staff 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society . I . . ' . . . I I I I I . . . . I . . h . .. ' . . .. . . F . , . . e I Y , . , . . f command his greatest interest at aschool and at the Y. M. C. A. . , ' . I . . 1 r - ' . I . . . I Q I I . I ' ' . - , - t , . , , 1 ' , ' , ' 1 ' , f , 1 Page One Hundred and Eighty one 1-gl 1944- CUMUS SNYDER DOROTHY I ot General Her hearty laugh and generous soul Has help d her onward toward the goal Dot believes in having a good time She is not only a good d ncer she attends almost every dance Dot is also a great lover of swimming ice skating and other sports Dot loves music too and sings well She is a member of the a cappella Choir Dorothy is an a slstont nurse which shows that she is public smrlted and willing to work Choir 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Aquacade 4 SNYDER DOROTHY MAE Dotty Commercial Ideas are funny little things They won t work unless you do Dotty a blonde blue eyed tclkative girl who as always In the midst of trouble is interested in everybody and everything including cycling dancing reading skating and swimming Dotty attends most of the social affuirs in and about school and has no trouble making friends She is always willing to try anything once With her personality and enthusiasm we know she wl'l find success and happiness in life Chorus 1 Girl Reserves 4 SNYDER FRANK Ace lndustrlal Aircraft Engines He is 'ord and eagle above all Tall dark and handsome is his natural appearance Not too smart in school he still manages to stay with the rest of has class His ambition is to he an Army flyer and eventually to be a family man He likes huntnng and fishing and sports of any kmd His recent 'ob with the Morning Call has kept him from participating in this years athletic program Frank is o fine friend Football l SNYDER FREDERICK ERNEST Shadow lndust ral Auto Shop My kingdom for a toothpick' Shadow is a little different from most boys because he doesn' mind school. He wants to get ahead in the mechanical field pre- ferably in aviation. You can indentify him by the inevitable tooth- pick dangling from his mouth and you can depend on him if you yourself want one. He doesnt bother with womenw fishing is more fun. Page One Hundred and Eighty-two 1944 SORRENTINO ANNA MARIE Sardlnes lndustrlal She IS small she rs wise But oh how she can roll those eyes' Here s o gurl of charmmg personaluty and o remarkable sense of humor She loves dancing and can also do a but of slngmg She IS a reliable and capable fnend Everyone knows Shorty SPAIDE FREDERICK R Fred lndustrnal Auto Shop Ace of Spaldes Fred a tall lanky country boy can make friends with almost anyone He gets along wnth most of hrs teachers because he knows hrs stuff when he wants to Hrs favorute sport ns baseball and wnth hus henght he could make o good prtcher Bemg a country boy he hkes to grow th ngs but he mtends to keep busy rn auto mechamcs comus SOPRANO JUNE KATHRYN Junme Commercial It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are When we speak of June we usually speak of good marks and wonderful school work June makes frnends easuly and many of them Her ambltuon us to be a private secretary and we all know she wlll make good Along wnth wrmng .Iunme ns a bug about avnahon readmg and attending football games and what a partner she us at tenms' Happuness and success to you Junme' National Honor Soctety 4 Commercial Club 4 SOUILLIARD ELEANOR M Butch Commercual There s no movrng her out of her fnxed opinions Eleanor IS a grand pal She has a fine personallty, and with nt a smnle for all her fruends Butch can easnly adapt herself to most sutuatuons she ns never enther too qulet or too loud She has always engoyed sports expecually gurls baseball games Ram or shune she us there to patronlze the football games She as also Interested In swnmmmg and tenms Her pastnmes are readnng and llstemng to radno programs She wants to be a telephone operator Page One Hundred and Eighty three 1 , . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 . , . 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Hom Room Rcpres ntatuve Canary and Blue Solucutor 1944- CDMU3 'PEER MARGARET STARK Marge Commercual Fate makes relotuves but chouce makes fruends Margaret treasures close truendshup wuth a few and although quuet among strangers can talk as much as the others wuth her own fru ruds All work and no play wull never make Margaret dull because she always funds tume for pleasure She us unt rested un m su ond plays the puano and bass vuolun Margaret hopes to go out unto the busuness world and we heartuly wush her success Commercual Club SPONDURIS HELEN Squeeky Commercual One smule us worth a mulluon dollars Helen orugunally came from West Vurgunua and luxe must southern gurls us very charmung She ranks among the top few when ut comes to personoluty looks and makes gzuod marks Her pep us unceosung and her smule p rmanent Her sense ot humor makes her popular wuth everyone WCA STAGER JOAN Joan General I gazed upon the glorious sky and the green mountauns round She looks luke a day dreamer, but Joan us only deep un thought Only one clase to Joan would guess that behund that slow movement and wuspy wullowness us a mund vutolly aluve tormung excellent opunuons and cheru hung hugh udeals To o gurl endowed wuth such quuet untelluqence true modesty, and appealung attractuyeness w can only wush that fate wull pattern all her lute as kundly and generousy as ut has patterned the begunnung le Cercle Francais 4 STAHL ELIZABETH JANE Betty Jane Commercual Cheerful company shortens the mules A cheerful personoluty and a but of rascaluty Betty .lane finds a laugh un eyerythung Her happy nature never fauls to k ndle a spark of fun for her fruends Betty lukes doncung skotung and talkung Secretarual work beung her ambutuon we wush her the best of luck un all she may undertake un lufe Page One Hundred and Eughty four ' s 'KE' 1944 CUMUS STAHLEY MARIE ELIZABETH ee Retail Selling A pleasant personality a happy heart and a smile Wnth her pleaslng smile and pleasing personality Ree has made a great many friends Her sparklmg blue eyes brown hour cnd rosy complexlon have attracted possersby Ree has patlence cnd courtesy the two essentlcls un sellmg Of her m ny pas :mes he engoys movies and huklng Marne mtends to be a successful soleswoman and we feel sure she wull STANGHERLIN DOMENIC Mackey lndustrlal Of all lhe lrmds of crafts l choose me tools Mlckey IS a boy wxth a great ambntxon Hes always buynng some kmd of tool and expects to become an expert toolmaker This lost year of has I really gettung hum at the machmery Hes at the Nineteenth Stre t shop thus year during hus shop perxods and works there nights In th tool room By putting hls brains and expert ence together he wnll certannly succeed STAUFFER JOYCE nm Commercual Flon ahead to save time and effort Joyce IS a tall glrl who llkes slnglng and dancing more than anything else She has o good voice for popular songs and as soon as o song IS released she knows the words Her pastlme lx wntlng letters to servlce men and she consuders It a pruvulege to write them STAUFFER ROBERTA Bobble Commercial Think before you write And everything will be right Bobble as a hoppx go lucky gurl with o smile for everyone She IS 5 5 toll wlth dork brown eyes and lught brown hanr Her grace ns due to tap and toe dancing Bobble us fond of all sports but her favorites are swlmmung and football She likes the Navy and hopes to be able to do offnce work Page One Hundred and Eighty five 'JC-5 1944 CUMUS STAVRIDIS CHRISANTHI Chrns College Preparatory She rs a talker and needs no question before she speaks Her name lnterally means the golden flower but shes as dark as they come She can tell you the meanlng of antrdrsestabl lshmentarlamsm but cant spell recerve or believe Academucally hugh and soctally popular Chrus us an ardent nt not vaolent sports fan plays an unorthodox brand of basketball, heads up baseball and can congo with the experts She IS the 'lvest wlre nn the school alert keen, and orlglnal Her style of wntmg as stnctly her own so radical unorthodox and unconventuonal that no self respectmg paper would prunt at National Honor Socrety 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Pan American Society 3 4 Secretary of Pan American 4l Basketball 2 3 Math Club 4 Student Director of Class Play 3 Production Staff of C'ass Play 4 STEEDLE RUTH MAE Susue General A pleasing personality IS a valuable gift Ruths mckname IS Susie but It should be Joy Her radiant smrle and lolly laugh make every one forget has troubles Even urresnstl ble pmt When she chlsels your homework nts her lovable manner that makes you hand over the goods wlllmgly Ruth ns rnterested un art and to thus work she wull probably give her heart We all wush her the best of luck' Chorus 1 2 .lunror Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 STEINER HARRIET Harrret General STEHLIN EVELYN M Evre General Her laughing eyes of green Are the sweetest ever seen Dark brown halr green eyes a smooth smile and a quuck temper make up Irish Evue Evles swell to get along wuth and a great gurl Right now she us taking It easy She likes dancing and plenty of nouse and she can make ut' Her hearts un the Navy so she wants to loan the WAVES Loads of luck Evle Personality rs to a :rl what perfume IS to a flower For a good tnme and plenty of aughs Harrnet as your gurl She as a good compamon wnth a fine sense of humor but vnclmed to change her mmd qunte often She lakes to attend basketball and football games Her ambntuon us to become a nurse and theres no stopplng Harrnet untrl she reaches the top at the ladder Chorus 2 3 I . . 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Page One Hundred and Eighty sax 1944 STEINER WALTERJ Steiner Architectural Drafting A fnend to all and malice toward none Wrlter us a swell quet but frlendly fellow who engoys all sports He IS active ln the band and never misses a beat After graduatmg he wants to be a draftsmon and draw plans for bugger and better hotels Even now what he lakes best as to help has father pamt houses Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 3 STERNER RALPH E General Rich and rare as lewels are ls the feweler s friendly spmt Ralphs sense of humor makes hum an Ideal compaman A all round good sport he IS always wlllmg to try has hand at anythlng Although Ralph humself does not engage an school athletucs he ns an ardent supporter of A H S teams Has ambntuon ns to help end the war In a hurry and continue llfe as Q Ieweler Graduation will not end the pleasant assocnatxons he has made ln hugh school for Ralph once a friend IS always a frlend CDMUS STEINER RAYMOND ARTHUR JR. Reds Industrial Since bashfulness is weakness oh to be a brute! Raymond is a carefree young fellow, never wo'ries about anything except girls He is a quiet sort of boy in school but re lly a cut up elsewhere A great out of doors man he goes huntmg Hshmg and trapping and always flnds time for Ice skatmg o sknng and dates He IS to be a Navy flner and he wall make a good one Heres luck Ray STEINER WALTER ROBERT Whntey lndustrlal Don t put off untll tomorrow what you should have done last week Whutey IS a quiet chap who usually keeps has thoughts to hum self but then again will laugh lust as loud and lonc as the rest of the gang Hls favorite sports are swlmmmg bowling and bulldlng model airplanes Whitey us to be an engineer un the army and a first class prmter un clvlluan llfe Page One Hundred and Eighty seven 1 1 11 - . , A . . .. .I I 1 1 ' V I - 1 v . ,. , . 1 1 1 1 ,fri 1 1 I . 1 s - 1 l - 1 , . 1 . ,. .. J ,.Y1 . .. .I . . , - 1 I 1 - 1944 CUMUS STETTLER WILLIAM C College Preparatory The clIck of rulls the hum of rubber continually rmg III 'ny ears Here IS BIII an all round good tellow Amblhous and versatIle he Is always occupued wsth somethIng useful On model aIrplanes he spends much of hIs tIme Too much, som tIm s, he says If anyone has a mental self starter In mInd, BIII IS Interested for he can really go places once he gets started BIll l:Ives travel hates to stay long In the same place He spent hIs first twelve years up and dawn the East Coast from Allentown to MIamI and now he STICKLE PATRICIA a College Preparatory I am young and earnest energy and determInatIon have done wonders many a tvme Pat I5 Interested In IIfe and In people H r keenness of mund and her amIable dIsposItIon make her a sympathetIc and Interestung compamon WIth a strong IDTUITIVB s nse she wIns fnends and ke ps them Her Interests are the arts sclences and languog s She has a natural talent for musIc and has a fine vouce PatrIcIa has all the requIrements for success In whatever she may plan to do National Honor Society 4 Hfstoncal Soclety 3 4 GIrls Gym Club 3 4 Student Pan American league 3 4 Senior Mathemat cs Club wants to see what the rest of the UnIted States looks lIke STOCKBURGER MARGARET Peggy CommercIal The way to garn a frIend IS to be one Peggy IS one of those gIrls who IS laughIng one mInute and deep In thought the next Her chIef characterIstIc IS followlng the crowd beung gay or quIet accordlng to the tempo of the greater number Thus In Itself makes Peggy a person worth knowIng She could easuly be an honor student but prefers to regard studIes lnghtly She IS a spectator for all sports, and besIdes can cut a rug os well as the next gIrl She also goes In for those bell bottom trouser lads In a blg way GIrl Reserves 3 CommercIal Club 4 STONEBACK CHRISTINE JOYCE Chns CommercIaI Happy go lucky falr and free Northlng every bothers me ChrIs IS a happy go lucky gIrl Her motto IS Eat drmk and be merry, for tomorrow we dIe A SfUdIOU5 gIrl she finds tIme for her favonte swImmIng and basketball She hkes the out of doors too Her maIn Interest I5 to be a telephone operator She wIll make a good one because she has the gItt of gab Page One Hundred and EIghty elght -vw- 1944 SUNDAY CAROLYN ROSE Sudsne Commercxal Merry fl ndly loyal true Although she cppecrs qunet end shy to strangers Sudsue as a lo'ly llkab'e person to her host of frlends Sh IS a lo al fan of hugh schocl teams ond although she doesnt seem to take school too seruausly she does well nn her studues Sudsue plans to contmue her work as a telephone operator Chorus 3 4 Chair 4 SWEENEY HUGH Pwpporado General Happiness seems to be made to be shared Hugh a fellow you must not miss has a keen sense of humor and sometnmes does have hls work done Has hobbies are eating swnmmung hunting and flshmq Hts mam amblhon ns to 'om the Navy Swlmmmg 2 3 CUMUS STORROW RICHARD Duck College Preparatory Not too serious not too gay Duck us o qunet fellow untul he gets m the company of o few of hus well known fnends then he becomes the loudest of the group A greot follower of sports he takes part m '1lI of them Schoolwork comes easy so do the 90s A dlgmfued and efflcuent sensor he ns wlllmg to talve the unpleasant wnth the pleasant Hes greaest ambntuon us to attend college Good luck Duck Swimming 2 Natronal Honor Society 4 German Club 4 Chemistry Club 3 SUTER FREDERICK Freddy Commercial He who talks wisely thinks before he talks Fred us an all round boy noted for has sportsmanshlp He takes an active part un cll sports partlcularly basketball Despute has seruousness he Ilkes to kld along with fellows Fred has not decuded on hns work gust now he s bound for the Army or the Navy Page One Hundred and Eighty nme W 1 , . . 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I . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 'QA-4 CUMUS SWOYER, LeROY EARL Junie General leisure us the reward of labor LeRoy gets along un school wofk successfully although he would rather be out of doors enuoyung lufe He us a regular fellow wuth fruends Junue us lookung forward to college Hukung Track Tennis SWOYER MAMIE ELlZABETH Dolly General Be the labor great or small Do ut well or not at all Mamue us an amuable gurl c fruend to everyone She has black haur brown eyes and us flve feet four Inches tall Her favorut sport us skatung Her persustence and fruendluness are sure to wun her success THOMAS HENRY O Electruc Shop The Dreamer TAYLOR RICHARD Duck College Preparatory Makes two grms grow Where there was only a grouch before Whatever you do or wherever you go uf ut us connected wuth sport you l' flnd Duck At basketball and footba'l games he cheers the loudest and laughs the longest Ducks schedule us quute full hus art and hus swummung for the Canary and Blue keep hum busy In school he us as good as and a luttle better than the next fellow Hell wun fame and popularuty un cammercual art he may even work for Walt Dusney And uf Uncle Sam needs hum hell be there too Swumnuung 2 3 4 Klune Baum Art School 8 years Presudent of .lunuor Art Alliance 7 Tommy Tommy us a man of meduum stature slender and well buult for athletucs ln the shop he works luke cu horse but claums he gets a pony s pay He has lots of unuluatuve and us hard to stop He loves to argue lust to say he us doung somethung When he s workung he us always pleasant hus spuruts are never low and he always sees he brught sude If more people would have hus personaluty the world would be a happuer place to luve un Hes goung unto the electrucal Held and we of the shop wu h hum the best of luck Page One Hundred and Nmety I I I I ,, V , , . . . . . 3 , , . - K , I u , u . . . . . . . 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I ' ' , I u .Q . , . . 1944 CUMU3 THOMPSON JEANNE Tommy General WanderIng brooks Idle trees SparklIng sun and thIngs lIke these I love Tommy furmly belneves that all work and 0 play makes Jeanne a dull gIrl even though she IS a member of the NatIonal Hcnor SocIety and sIts up many a mght burnIng the mIdnIght oIl She IS always ready to help her frlends and IS always a welcome cddItIcn ct sccIal gatherIngs wnth her lIvely tongue Roller skatmg IS her grect passlon tap dancIng a molor Interest tennls, horseback ncmo end swImmIng are her constant recreatuons Tommy IS also deeply Interested In Spanush No matter what she chooses we know her Oblllly and wIll power wIll bnng her fame A TICE MURIEL ANNE Mert General Beauty musn- energy Ideas what a gm' lf you hear a hearty laugh or see a cheerful smIle In the halls In the band room or even In the class room you re sure to flnd MurIeI behmd It As a molorette she can always be counted on for new Ideas and snggeshcns and always does her best to make the drlll a success Her hughest ambItIon I5 to saIl the seven seas In the Navy Nurse Corps Her happy laugh and cheerful gran wIll be an InspIratIon to all her patIents May she have smooth 'Clllhg NatIonal Honor SocIety TlElMANN CHARLES Tlllle College Preparatory Study as If you were to lIve forev r lIve as ff you were to dIe tomorrow When you meet Tlllle the Hrst tIme he appears to be on the defensIve but he IS dIfferent when you know hIm better You find that he has mcny flne qualllles he Is ambutlous IS wIllIng to work and spends a lot of hIs tIme on hxs studnes He IS Interested In trolleys and raIlroads but plans to become a draftsman German Club 2 TINSLEY LCIS Penny College Preparatory Beneath the surface mlSChlEf hes Penny vIvacIous and dark haIred has a place In the hearts of many of us She IS llkable and always on the go whether It be school church or where have you? ln add tIon to thus she I5 a leader In ChrIstIan Endeavor work She IS called Penny because of her odd hobby of ccllectmg pennIes tor o'her people No wonder there was a copper shortage' LOIS plars to enter college to prepare to be a dIetItIan Cl'l0fUS2 3 4 ChOlf4 Math Club 3 4 E B S Page One Hundred and Nmety one . . ., n Band l, 2, 3, 45 E. 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C 2 0.384 HIG6, l856 411 TREXLER JOHN PETER Pete College Preparatory Oh what may man within hlde Though angel on the outward srde Pete s easy to get along wnth and as such an altogether Ilkable fellow that you luke to have hum around He has an Interest In all of the actlvztles of the school and takes an achve part In many of them He IS an accomplished plamst and aspires to a musical career Upon graduatuon Pete mtends to enter Lafayette there to contunue hrs musncal stud es Good luck Pete Treasurer of German Club Senior Mathematics Club Junior Class Play lntercla s Play Senior Class Play TRUMP PAUL WARREN Trumps General Has Imperial fancy has lard all Nature under tnbute and has collected riches from every scene of the creahon and every wrlk of art Paul lnkes noth ng better than to get unto the out of doors to fish hmt and trap He believes he gets more knowledge from these experuences than from has school books Forestry was to be has occupation after graduatvon but for the duratlon he plans to loan the Merchant Marme TREXLER EVA ve General A maid of grace and complete malesty Eva enloys good movnes cnd mterestmg books Her favornte song us Oh Johnny Her pleasmg personaluty makes her easy to get along with Her favornte sublects are German and musuc Success to Eva whatever she attempts to do German Club 4 Chorus 4 TR NKLE RUDOLPH H Rudy Electnc Shop Tnnkle Trwkle llt le mcn Always doing what he can Rudy ss five feet four Inches hard workmg pleasant and well uked by all who have the pleasure of meetmg hum He ns amlzutlous always trymg to do more than hls share Rudy s character us of the Finest and the fellows well all tel' you he has what ut takes to cllmb to the top of the ladder Page One Hundred and Ninety two , I E , . , . f x f I ' 1 r r . , . 1 . . : . , . I i . I - I 1 - r 1 - 1 1' 1 I - I I - I Y 1 . . . . , , 1 1 ' 2 . I ' I r t ia N ' . 'Sv-11 ' . J It 1944 COMUS UEBERROTH, SALLY MARIE Sally General l'm quite small, l'll grant you all, But I don't care, my beau is tall. Sally's sparkling personality has won her scores of friends. She is interested in all sports and social activities. Although Sally is not studious, she gets along well in her studies. Many people know her by her constant question, What do we have for home- work? Some day after the war she may have a permanent posi- tion, in association with the Navy, but until then she will be content to do her part in the war ettart. Basketball 1 UHL MARGARET E Margie Commercial Since yesterday has gone and tomorrow may never come this day alone is ours Ever know a girl who is lust downright swell? Well thcts Margie Margie likes skctma swimming and dancing Margie firmly declares ld rather dance than eat She wants to be nurse eventually Mcrgues gay splnt and determination will help in that profession Dramatic Club 2 Commercial Club 4 VON STEUBEN WILLIAM i General VAN HORN JAMES im General You live only once Jam likes basketball baseball football and friends He is kept busy by his many girl friends ln school he does his best and does his homework every time he feels like doing it that s every cnce in a whale Jim is a great lover of music His favorite band leader is Charlie Splvak in fact Jim s greatest desire is to lead a dance band Footballl 2 Baseball2 3 Let the girls alone and you will prosper Bull is a nice all round fellow In anything that he tries to do Wherever Bill is he always has a cheery Hello for everyone Bill s chief interests are girls music and more girls with a little dash of homework here and there He plays the trombone in the Allentown High Band He likes all kinds of sports but his current interest is trying to dance His ambition is to loin the Navy and get a promo tion and later to become an airplane mechanic in some leading industry Here s wishing Bull a pleasant future Page One Hundred and Ninety-three I 1' lx QQ 1944- CDMU5 General Her smile is worth a million dollars and doesn t cost a penny Joey always looks at the bright side of life A great lover of sports she can be found at most A H S games Even though school becomes boring she puts ut among her mam interests Joey plans to do defense work after she graduates but we have our VORHOLY JOHN P Whitey General Slownn up de World John is a well known character at hugh school He likes to be called Whitey but each one of his friends has a different name for hum John us one of Davey Hacketts swimming proteges but he hasnt been able to swim here because he was once paid for swimming and has since been considered a professional Someone world is going around too doggone fast for comfort because here he is on the wrong side of eighteen all ready to challenge the world own ideas about her future After the war John intends to loin the Navy X WAELCHLI JOHN L Nunny General He who laughs last cloesn t get the yoke Nunny is a tall muscular well built fellow who likes plenty of excitement His quick thinking and aggressiveness enable hum to engage m many sports Basketball is his specialty as he proved when he earned a guard position on the Varsity team He enloys havmg fun and is quite humorous He is always courteous and con suderate of his friends Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 Varsity A 4 WAGNER DONALD H.,.i.,, Retail Selling Two little men rolled into one Hlnker a good student and fond lover of sports as not by a long shot the quietest boy in the school as many think he is he s a happy go lucky and lolly fellow We expect to hear bug things of Hmker as a salesman Page One Hundred and Ninety four , . , . . . . 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I , , I . . i . r944 CDMUS WALP ELEANOR CATHERINE E re Commercral The woman who rs resolved to be respected can make herself so Ellen every trme you see her rs readrng a book Get her out of her book and she rs a gay person always rn a pleasant mood All that talk of hers about havrng a terrrble temper maybe rts WALTER ELOYSE IRENE e Commercral Nature rrcde her as she should Not too bad and not too good Elle rs so overflowrng wrth frrendlrness and lovralrty that one rust cant help lrkrng her Fond of readrng swrmmrng and hrkrng she rs a charmrng and gay compamon Elle can argue and uses some pretty convrncrng strategy As a sales person hardly o sale slrps through her tlngers But try as she wrll she cant stop eatrng sweets 'he wants to rom the Unrted States Mcrrnes as her brother has done true lt pays to be on the lookout for rt Grrl Reserves Y W C A 2 -gr 'iq 'W-on wmerzs oorars G r Ducky General I ll see the world and l ll tell you all I see An all round good sport wrnnrng everyone s approval by WALTER RALPH Turtle College Preparatory From Irttle acorns the mighty oaks grow Ralph one of the brggest fellows at Allentown Hrgh School rs usually seen wrth rust one Irttle book under hrs arm No wonder school rs the least of hrs worrres But hrs work rs not so bad as that soundsl Ralph loves the great outdoors and has decrded to make forestry hrs work He rs also greatly rnterested rn sports and would lrke to be a coach He know the whole story he has played foot ball and has been usher at the basketball games Look at hrs Irne up of actrvrtres' Football 3 4 Boxrng 4 Wrestlrng 4 Track 3, 4 Varsrty A 4 rust grvrng a Irttle smrle thrs brown horred brown eyed shy grrl can be decervrng at trmes A lover of football and basketball she only wrshes she could play too Ducky rs always anxrous to tell her pals a brt of gossrp Shell get plenty of excrtement when as o Navy nurse she sarls the seven seas Page One Hundred and Nrnety frve lQ44- CUMUS WANISKO LOUIS Louue General To be rn love ah Romeo' Louie IS ore ofthe nicest and truest frlends anyore could wush He knows lots of fellas and plenty of gals He lukes everybody and everybody llkes hum even has teachers luke hum Loune lakes pool 'lkes to swnm, and loves to dance When small Loule was a good tap dancer and uf coaxed enough he wlll do a step or two for you even now Loule likes to travel he expects to take a trup when the war ns over He IS a sl'ent sort of fellow but always ready for a loke He likes to get has homework In as often as possuble at least once a week' WARMKESSEL CAROLINE ESTHER Carol Commercial Good company on the road rs the shortest cut Carol never falls ID tlme of need he s always there In any emergency che does her patrlotlc duty by slngmg at the U S O and other orgcmzahons At football games she s out for a good tame, and those with her never are disappointed Her hobbues are readmg basketball swrmmlna walking and :ce skatmg Carol s ambntnon ns to become a bookkeeper or an accountant cnd her accuracy In figures wlll lead her to steady promohons WARMKESSEL JEAN L Jeanne Commercial If silence were golden I d be dead broke Here she vs folks the gal wnth plenty behlnd the ball lf you havent seen her making her merry nousy way through the halls of A H S you ve heard her cheering our team to vuctory But between dancmg dates swimming dates, Ice skatmg and other dates she stlll flnds a llttle time for studues We have our doubts lust which career Jeanne wull choose the stage or stenography Cheerleadmgl 2 3 4 WASSER MARY G Toone General Ambition IS most aroused by the trumpet clung of another s fame Mary I5 a happy go lucky gurl with all sorts of friends She mtends to meet more lust luke them Tootue lnkes dancmg and gym nastlcs Her ambmon us to be a housewnfe and we w,5h her the best of luck and happmess x Cc Page One Hundred and N nety six 1 I I - 1 . . , I 1 - I 4 -. , . l f . . . C, . . . v . . . . . . . 1 1 -1 I - 1 , . - u , . 1 1 - 1 . . v . . W . . ., . 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 I , . .. . , ' 1 . 1 X 1944 CUMUS WATT, AUDREY ANNE Aud General A bright heart lives long. You've heard of Virginia ham, Boston baked beans, and Missouri mules, but here's the one the only, the original Florida peach. And, a bit daunted by the fact that she was born amidst I a hurricane, decided Pennsylvania would be a healthier place. Her nerves have had little rest, for she is an active person. Audrey has a dual personality, sometimes witty, sometimes serious, depending upon her surroundings and associates. Colby Junior College is awaiting Aud, but right naw driving is her uppermost thought. Later she'll be a secretary. Pan American Club 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Club 3, Home Room Representative 2 WEAVER ELEANOR LANDIS Chatterbox Commercial Then out she bursts with words of chatter And gives her version of the matter Eleanors cheerfulness and sincerity give everyone plenty ot reason for liking her She is fond of all sports always ready for a good time at dancing and ice skating Her school lessons are com pleted with accuracy and she has always been an honor student She is active in both the Gym and Commercial clubs Eleanors one ambition is to be o secretary and we wish her the best of luck Gym Club 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Commercial Club 4 WEHR EVELYN A Evie Commercial Don l fudge a book by its cover Evie is a quiet sober girl true as steel to her favored friends Evelyn has had some pretty tough sledding with all her school work but she plugs along and always arrives She is fond of music, and likes to play the piano WEINSHEIMER FREDERICK PRESTON Fritz General To be different is to be great Fritz likes flashy clothes loud ties cute girls and likes to dance When he does however its a cross between the progress of an old man and a centipede He is not too too handsome having brown hair often combed and greenish blue eyes He has per sonality but he won t go into that He plays a good game of basket ball and football See his record Footballl 3 4 Varsity A Club 4 Wrestling 4 Basketball 5 , M C A 2 3 4 Captain Page One Hundred and Ninety seven , - I , . . . . . . . - 4 , 2 ' f , . , , . l , , - .Q . . 1 I '4 L , I 1 - , I . , ' I I ' - ,Q . . . f i - ' 5 ' - ' -'ri' it P' 1 , i i f yi xl Y - 4 N-'-.ex . - . fl, . . . . . , . , ,155.!g,g.1.-5 1 ,-vii, 1' ig 5 u 1944 CUMUS WEIRBACH JEAN L Turtles Commercual True fruends are like diamonds so precuous and rare Turtles us a quuet and reserved gurl wuth a good sense of humor She us always wullung to cooperate and her charmung personaluty has attracted her many fruends Her favorute sports are tennus swummung and football Pauntung wuth ouls and water colors and dancung occupy her spare tume Turtles ambutuon us to become a secretary We all wush her a brught and successful career Gurl Reserves WEIS PAUL R Weusy College Preparatory They say best men are molded out of quuet ways Paul has a deep unterest un chemustry and plans to be a chemust Sports are hus mam dlsh with basketball and baseball hus favorutes Paul us plannung to enter one of our mulutary academues preferably the Unuted States Merchant Marune Heres wushung hum the best of luck Varsity Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Varsuty A Club 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Math Club 3 4 German Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Llhlg X111 WERLEY MYLES Th. College Preparatory WERBECK JEAN LOUISE Sweetstuh Commercucl My bonnue lues over the ocean Oh brung back my bonnue to me The daunty muss 5 6 wuth come and get me blue eyes and gone wuth the wund blonde haur us a powerful bottle of T N T to that lone wolf on the hugh seas She wants to be a reporter but we wonder Whether she becomes a reporter or a housewufe we know shell be a success Good luck Sweetstuff A good laugh us sunshune un a house Myles glowung personaluty and remarkable talent at playung the sax have guven pleasure to a host of fruends An untellugent and fune lookung fellow capable of loyal fruendshup he us a welcome member of our class Hus character and hus energy wull see hum through to some hugh accomplushment AHSBand234 AHSOrchestra234 Page One Hundred and Nmety eught , . , . , - , u - , . . . , . , . , . u - T u rf f , - i ,I f , , ,,.,L P U I I ..- K. --- , - u . , . . , . ...ln I I - I I ,,,f--- ,, uf, Bull ns a member ofthe cheerleadmg squad and a freestyler 1944 ky comus WERTMAN FRANCES ELAINE Fran General A babbling brook that IS never strll Frans personality and smlle make her many friends Every mormng she comes runnmg up the hall two mmutes before the bell nngs, stnll takmg the bobby pms from her halr Shoutmg an the hall means Fran us tellmg a yoke She finds tume for reading, schoolwork sports and dancing Her greatest worry us What am l going to wear? She collects salt and pepper shakers from all parts of the country she lukes the spnce of Iufe' Best of luck to her In the comung years Fan American Club 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Gtr' Reserves 2 3 Aquacade 2 Home Room Representative 4 Home Room President 3 WETHERHOLD, DOROTHY Dotty General She s neither proud nor saucy yet She s neither plump nor gauzy yet But lust a ,mkmg bonny blinking hllty skflty lassle yet Dotty s sweet smile, curly hour and gay personanty make her popular She talks a lot but ns not bold She lakes amateur theatru cals movues, good books, dancung and pretzel stacks Wnth that lvne up she will not have any trouble wuth anything Red Cross Home Room Representative Pan American Society 3 Dramatic: 4 Semor Class Play Committee 4 WICKKISER WILLIAM Wnck General l envy no man who knows more than I but pity them that know less on the swlmmmg team lce Skating Rmk proctl Bull loves dancmg and sharp smooth or slow Cheerleading l 3 WIEAND DONALD Curly College Preparatory You cant get In Dutch with airplanes But women look out' Curly IS one of the most promising students In A H S Hrs extra currncular actnvuhes and has fine scholastuc quolutaes show that he us typncal Although mdulgmg In football and baseball Donald flnds tame to be an octave member of the band and an enthusuostuc rooter at school actlvmes He wall be remembered for takung a temptung shower In 'he physncs laboratory Donald I5 a cheerful fellow whose temper IS under control and with whom a lastmg fellowshup can be buult up We re wnshung a grand future to a grand 9UY Baseball 3 4 Football 4 Varsrty A Club 4 Class Play 3 Oratan Debating Society 3 4 Mathematics Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Bull can usually be found at the AI Beth clng the fine and difficult art of Ice skating he can dance anyway hrs dame lakes at but he prefers ut sharp 4 Aeronautrcs Play 4 Swimming Team 4 Page One Hundred and Ninety nme 1 - 1 , . 11 j . 11 1 111 1 ', . . '. 11 1 1 '- 1 ,. 1 1 . , . - I '- J 2 2 1 , . 1 1 l ' 1 1 1 1 - 111 1 1 ,. .. . 1 1 . . ,.. 1: 1 2 i 1: 1:11 1944 CDMUS WIEDER HELENA Weedy Commercual She us faithful to every trust Gentle loyal kund and just Weedy us a typical hugh school gurl She takes her studies seruously and they are a source of constant anxuety to her Her cheerful smile carrues her over the toughest spots Her favorute sports are uce skotung swummung and playung basketball She us a great movue fan and enuoys lustenung to popular musuc She seems to be headed for o busuness career but she has a secret yearning to have a beauty parlor of her own Commercual Club 4 WIEGAND JEAN G Wueggy General As good but ot as quuet as she seems Jean that person who whuzzes through the halls wuuh a cueery Hu for everyone has a mughty passuon for art and animals Her brown haur and green eyes that sparkle with muschuef add fuzz to the appearance of a swell gurl She delughts un taking part un anythung unusual or adventurous and at lunch her guggle us often heard un the rear part of the cafeterua where she us noted for her second courses lf her future un nursung us as bright as her personaluty, she wull be a great success Chorus 2 4 German Club 4 WILLIAMS ELLA Shorty Commercial Very active very gay Very sweet in every way. Although Ella may seem quiet in school she is quite active out of school. She is always smiling and ready for a good time. Some of Ella s pastimes are dancing good music and books. Ella hopes to be a stenographer or a typist some day. I Page Two Hundred WILLIAMS ELAINE Shorty Commercual I m quute small I ll grart you all But I don t care my beau us tall Whenever you re wuth Elaune you re sure to have fun Al though her iavorute pastimes are goung to the movues and eatung she lukes good musuc and dancing Her ambutuon us to be a secretary and her pleasung personaluty wull help her along un that posutuon Canary and Blue Solucutcr 3 Gurl Reserves 4 1944 CUMUS the best of luck B n I 2 3 4 WILLIAMS SHIRLEY Hadescat Commercual Contunued cheerfulness us a sugn of wusdom Shurley a well buult ourl wuth auburn haur and green ey s has a pleasung personaluty and us easy to get along wuth She us cheerful can adapt herself to dufferent surroundungs and us capable of daung good work She us bound for success for she takes an unterest un so many thungs Commercial Club WILLIAMS ROLLIN THOMAS Swutty Absence of occupahon us not rest A mund quute vacant us a mund dustressed Rollun us the kund of fellow who does not go out for many fruends but those he has he keeps He us a lukable fellow always ready for a lone He lukes football and baseball wuth a few dates muxed un naw and then but he has hugh standards for the gurl For sux years he has played a trumpet un the hugh school and uunuor hugh bands Rollun has enlusted un the Army Aur Corps We wush hum tg'- WINARSKY HELEN Shorty A cheerful temper uomed with unnocence wull make beauty atfractuve knowledge delughtful and wut good natured Helen us a small gurl wuth brown eyes and brown hour She us fond of sports basketball and badmunton are her favorutes She Q' Iukes her course and has no duffuculty wuth her lessons We preduct WIND JOYCE KATHERINE Kathy Commercual Either I wull find a way or make uf Kathy us recognuzed by that tall lazy grace wuth whuch she carrues herself and by her dark eyes Joyces 5 8 makes ut pos suble for her to look unto any crowd and see what us goung on Thus fact makes her quute popular among her shorter fruends She us a great sports tan and her chuef unterests are the football and basketball teams and uce skatung and dancung She plans to be a secretory Page Two Hundred and One Commercual Club Natuonal Honor Socuely wuth her many fruends that Helen wull get far un the world IO! i A IQ44 WINGERT ROSITA Commercual CUMUS WINDISH ARLENE FRANCES Wmdy Commercual Empty barrels make the most nouse I m always quuet un the class room At flrst glance a person gets the udea that Wundy us a quuet studuous gurl but after knowung her one changes hus opunuon Very quuet un class, she can rattle off a strung lust as good as anybody elses outsude Wundy Iukes football the movues and musuc she has o very good vouce She does her school work fauthfully and some day hopes to work un an offuce Commercual Club A Rosuta What man can calculate on what a gurl will say or do? Seeung her un classes and walkung through halls you wonder how thus small gurl entered hugh school But she s very studuous and has a strlkung personaluty that attracts many friends Her tume she spends studyung or lustenung to Town Hall Rosuta wull succeed as a secretary Best of luck to her Glee Club l Red Cross 4 WINIK SYLVIA Hon General Thou dost mock at fate and care Sylvua has a personaluty plus ratung thanks to her spontane ous wut and versatuluty Here us a gurl wuth a sparkle un her eyes and a smule on her Iups Page thus young lady un the front row at any socual tunctuon Her favorute hobbues are dancung uce skatung, and collectung menus and pucture post cards We wush Sylvuo much success WITTMAN ANNA Ann Commercual Worth IS determuned by the good we do A pleasung smule and o grand personaluty descrubes thus attractuve gurl One ot our best classmates Ann scatters sunshune wherever she goes and yet us seruous ond studuous whule studyung She s luvely and as foolush as the rest however when she us wuth a crowd All work and no play would make Ann a dull gurl so she sees to ut that she plays She lukes to watch sports she also lukes to go uce skatung Ann should have no trouble un gettung a secretarual posutuon Natuonal Honor Society 4 Page Two Hundred and Two - u 1 I 5' . , f , I ,t , e, . . . 1 l ' ,. . 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QM 1944 COMU5 WOLENSKY BERNARD Bernie College Preparatory To be not simply good but be good for something Bernie is a husky good natured fellow always in good spirits and always ready for a lake He divides his spare time between the saxophone and sports Who knows he may learn to play a tune some day' He studies hard but sometimes his brain doesnt get many miles per gallon But when Berme is your friend he is a friend forever WOLF, CLIFFORD Cliff College Preparatory Tis a common proof that lowliness is young ambition s ladder Cliff is not pretentious in stature or demeanor but has the rare quality of attracting friends Has personality and untirlng application to anything that arouses his Interest is bound to take him a long way un life His chief mterests are sports of every variety K7- WOLF ERNA Wolfne Commercual Nothing endures but personal qualities Erna is gifted with perseverance and common sense performs her duties faithfully and cheerfully and always manages to work hard enough to succeed She is intimate with few but friendly with many Her common sense and clever wit make her well liked She has music m her soul and many evenings you will find her at con certs although she also enloys modern 'azz When she isnt reading books she is swimming. She is one of the girls most likely to succeed. Commercial Club President' National Honor Society WOLFE ESTHER ss Commercial Quiet perhaps but not missing a trick. Here's a little girl who sometimes gives one the impression of belng rather timid and bashful but those who know her know that she loves laughter and fun. Esther likes to read and is also inter- ested in foods and home economics. She hopes to make office work her steady iob, Page Two Hundred and Three 1944 CUMUS WOLIN HERBERT Herb Commercuol Opportunuty knocks but once be sure to answer A tall fellow wuth curly black haur and a magnetuc personaluty thats Herb Wolun Hus trade mark us a broad smule and a ready wut ln school he concentrates on hus studues and on dramatucs wuth hus eyes on raduo announcung Outsude of school Herb us best known for hus abuluty on the basketball court and the dance floor hes a welcome addutuon to any party Herb s a repluca of the orugunal super salesman moves them every tume' WOODRING GEROGE T Whutey College Preparatory What was Easton s loss us Allentown s gaun Thus colorful member of our class came to us from Easton Hugh School un hus uunuor year Not only us Whutey a tackle on our cham puonshup football team but he us the treasurer of our senuor class He us known to all for hrs fruendluness Hus favorute pastumes are eatung sleepung and sports, and yet he finds tume to keep hus marks up to those of a better than average student and to attend the dances and varuous other socual functuons Whuteys lufelong ambutuon has been to serve humanuty as a surgeon, and we wush hum luck Football 3 4 Track 4 Varsuty A Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 .lunuor Math Club 3 Arr Rard Warden 4 Red Cross Representatuve lnterclass Play WURST ERNEST Ernue General WOOLEY ETHEL R Effue General The musuc un my heart l bore long after ut was heard no more Effue faur and tall, sleeps eats and breathes musuc and has spent much of her hugh school lute un Dr Ackers musuc room Com posers2 Tchaukowsky Romberg and Vuctor Herbert but mentuon Gershwun Porter or Kern and she goes unto raptures about how she loves theur musuc, what they wrote etc etc, etc She s lust an average hugh school gurl lukes dancung skatung, and atten tuon from the boys, of whuch she gets plenty Effue has the habut of placung people on pedestals, from whuch they unvaruably topple Her heart yearns towards musucal comedy someday well see her un a lead Then well know shes happy a cappella Chourl 2 3 4 Chorus 2, 3 4 l fear nothung but doing wrong As fellows go Ernue s a good boy a swell sport and always courteous ln class though hes not scholarly he does hus but and sometumes more He can swum luke a fush and duve luke a shark He takes a great Interest un aeronautucs and untends to uoun the U S Aur Corps Here s wushung hum luck un hus hugh flyung Swummmg2 3 4 Page Two Hundred and Four 1944 cowuus YARNALL DELPHlNE De ly General She smules for the sake of smulung And laughs for no reason but fun Del'y us a good notured gurl always ready to have a good time and always laughing When Delphune rushes by you without saying hello she s hurrying to meet hum Although she enuoys good tumes she has her studuous moments for she can keep up un her schoolwork and stul' have fun She spends most of her leusure at bowling dancung ace skating and swummung Delly collects dance booklets Sunce Delphune does well whatever she attempts we know shell be a success un the years to come YARNALL WILLIAM Wullue Industrial I cannot tell a lue I did ul with my luttle hammer' Wullue us the chief hammer and chusel mechanic of the auto shop When there us somethung the other fellows cant do Wullue wull do ut ln the class room Wullue s rught un with the gang but un the Annex he takes luttle Interest un watching the gurls Hus favorute sports are baseball basketball football but he suffers o muld case of spectatorutus The best of luck to you Pan American Club 3 4 Dramatucs 4 .lunuor Class Play YEAKEL DOROTHY Dot Commercual Lufe begins at 2 55 Here us a gurl with plenty of pep always on the go Thats Dot all over never kuckung never complaining and always taking things as they come Dot lukes to dance, to lusten to her favorite orchestra recordungs and to go swummung She us also o good student Dot us bound to make a good stenographer Commercial Club 4 National Honor Society 4 YENSER EVELYN ELIZABETH ve Commercial Give everyone his due Evelyn us a happy go lucky gurl wuth bug dark eyes the kund that so many songs are wrutten about She loves sports, especially football When the crowd us perfectly quuet at the pount of the game that means victory or defeat Evelyn us yellung despite the efforts of her friends to quuet her Her other interests are bowlung swummung and dancing One other beluefs us that school us a place to go when it is cold outside. Eve is really swell and we know she has the ability and ambition to make a Hne stenographer. .W.C,A. , Page Two Hundred and Five 1944- CUMUS YENSER RICHARD Duck General Eat drunk and be merry for tomorrow you may due Duck happy and care free, us always full of fun He has some quuet moments but they do not occur often Duck us not a slacker he us always ready and wullung to work Hus lufelong ambutuon has been to be a Marune and he ll make a good one Hus hobbues are gurls archery dancung and gurls agaun He was an usher ot football games YOST, ADALIN Addy Commercual Happuness us a habut cultuvate ut Laughung and beung happy are as much a part of Adalun as her hands and feet You lust cant umagune her beung otherwuse Her cheery hello and her put you at your ease manner make you want her for your fruend Although you seldom see her doung home work, her marks are good She never shurks her duty, and nowhere can one flnd cu more dependable person You 'l find she Iukes danc ung musuc and anythung that shows promuse of beung excutung She says she s sure she has an ombutuon but she doesnt know what ut us Industrual YOUNG WALTER Wally YOST ELSIE R Commercual lf you ever need a nuce shoulder to cry on go to Elsue She ll cheer you up quuckly and guve you a practucal pep talk besudes She herself has a sunny dusposutuon and a brught gay smule that has won her countless fruends She takes a keen unterest un school and un musuc She can keep the gang amused wuth a wonderful guft of gab too and can laugh even when the loke us on her How much happuer the world would be uf we were all luke Elsue Natuonal Honor Socuety Commercual Club Machune Shop Time us plentiful Why hurry? Wolter Young us a member of the undustrual course, mochme shop duvusuon also of the 4 H club He us a quuet, steady fellow who does not talk very much Coopersburg us hus home nune mules from Allentown He travels that dustance euther by trolley or un one of hus two outomobules one a Chevrolet wuth all the trummungs the other a Ford not quute completed not quute all there He wull be an expert machunust and wull tackle any 'ob The ummeduote future for hum seems to be the armed servuces hus classufucatuon beung I A lf he us accepted, the U S Navy wull get a tough young machunust apprentuce and fughter Page Two Hundred and Sax . I - . I l l She is herself' -of best things the collection. . . , . . . I 1944 in CDMU5 YURCICK PETER A Pete College Preparatory Wisdom giveth life to them that have It Pete has o wlde range of abrlntles and ns therefore the envy of all has classmates He excels an the classroom but as equally at home on the football Held at hus regular posltuon of tackle ln fact next to eatung and studymg Petes favorute pastume ns football He makes fruends easily too and never knows an ndle moment The war and the unsettled condntnons interfere wxth deflmte plans but we know Pete wnll gave a good account ot hnmself anywhere Footballl 2 3 4 ZANDARSKI CELIA FLORENCE Cealy Commerclal Cheerful company shortens the mrle' Cealys classmates End her full of pep and wut She daesnt believe nn studymg never takes a book home she prefcrs dancnng to some well known hep cat band She d rather dance than eat Havmg a good tume ns her specnalty She llkes horseback rldmg and bowlmg even uf she doesn tmake o hugh score Cealy mtends to be a pnvate secretary Gfrl Reserves 2 3 Varsnty A Club 4 National Honor Soctety 4 ZELLER KENNETH P Ken General Industrlal Listen to much speak only what IS timely Ken ns a quuet sort of fellow who usually thmks mstead of ZIEGLER BETTE ELAINE Bette College Preparatory Mustc begins an the heart There IS never a dull moment wuth Bette She wall always pro speakmg He never studles too hard but he always does whats required He keeps a stranght face when any lake us cracked al though he engoys lt as much as anyone else He us a swell fellow and a stall better fruend He ns a good welder stacks to hrs weldlng for hours wuthout resting untul he has Hmshed the 'ob The only tume he speaks In class us when he us called on to do so Ken IS tall and thas helps make hum a good basketball player He plays wnth the Barbers un the Club League vnde some klnd of entertainment Light hour hazel eyes average height a charming smnle a pleasnt personalnty that descrubes Bette She as an all round sport and always wlllmg to try somethmg new A falthful follower of A H S sports she also enloys swnmmlng roller skatmg and pnano playing We are conhdent that she wu be successful Dramattcsl acappella Chour 2 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 Natzonal Honor Society 4 l Page Two Hundred and Seven , . 46 1 . 1 - 1 . . . . .. , . , . , . 4 . I 1,11 J 1 , . . -W 2 . 1 1 . . . . . , . 1 , . f n 1 . . . - 1 . ,- - 1 1 - 1 1 I I -Y- - ' , . , , , . Il 5 111: 11: l 1944 ZIEGLER PAULINE Polly General The door to success IS labeled Push CDMUS GLORIA Glonq Commercial ls she talkmg agavn or yet? Glorua has a pleasing personaluty and can make fn nds easily She lakes all sports but her favontes are dcncmg Ice skatnng and roller skating She IS flve feet tall so sometumes IS called Shorty She has brown hair and sparklung hazel eyes and always a friendly smlle and IS wullung to try anythmg once che us wltty and talkatuve Her favorlte sublect IS typung and she hopes to become a prnvate secretory Shorty with her wut and cheerfulness ns ready to cope wvth the busuness world Pclly a qulet and studlous gvrl us full of fun outsxde the school room True loyal and kmd she has a smule for everyone She enloys :ce skalmng horseback ndma good books and good movnes Pollys plans are not defnnlte but her determmatxon wall help her accomplnsh whctever she attempts ZIMMERMAN ALMA DOROTHY Zummue Commercual Perseverance IS the road to success ZIEGER WALTER Walt General There IS nothing so commendable as a splendnd character Dependable self reluant capable and quietly efficient, these are Walter s qualmes Although he us Interested chnefly m algebra and chemlstry he IS proflclent In all his work Walt has been on the Allentown football team for three seasons and ns known as Allentown Hugh s kucknng speclalnst Chemistry us hrs choice sublect and we know Walter wull be o good chemnst Foolballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1, 2 3 4 Vars1lyA Club 3 4 Zlmmle IS a tall sllm gurl who mught at flrst seem rather quiet and shy but those who know her find her to be a fnendly cheerful person She IS a good student and manages to secure satisfactory marks Besndes attendmg fauthfully to her studaes she rs also holdmg dcwn a rob whlch she lakes very much Page Two Hundred and Eight 0,304 H100 1944 CDMU3 1856 ZIMMERMAN ERNEST BREISCH Ernae College Preparatory Born wath a gift of laughter and o sense that the world as mad Ernae as the kand of goy antellagent humorous fellow that you lake to have around Has greatest stock an trade as the qualaty of makang people laugh a qualaty whach It seems he could easaly turn mto a professaon But Ernae wants to study embalmang and wall some day probably succeed has Dad an the undertokang busaness Wath Ernae s outlook on lafe he wall never be anythang but happy Band 2 lunaor Red Cross 2 A J' E 2 is ,Q at Page Two Hundred and Nine ZIMMERMAN ANNABEL Ann A sunny tearper galds the edge of lafes blaclrest clouds Here s to Ann who has as many fraends as the many books she reads A good book o box of candy and a bag chaar are her delaoht She s ca fine fun Iovang garl wath seldom a worry She wall be a good stenographer ZIMMERMAN LEON ee lrfe to ham as but meat and drank Opportunity a glove for ham to wear Lee Zammerman a good lookang rather toll amaable fellow wath an overdose of common sense as easy to lake and lust as easy to get along wath He has personalaty plus and as always ready wath watty answers Lee as wadely known for has publac speakang and has humor How could he help but make good as an enlasted Aar Cadet an the Army Aar Corps Allebach Donald C Anello Joseph R Arner Charles E Aulenbach Rlchard H Bach Robert C Bachman Stuart C Bastlan Owen M Jr Beam Robert E Bean Rnchard M Becker EstonJ Jr Becker Jack Behar Robertl Bell HarveyJ Berg Robertl Berger Carlton L Bergman Rlchard D Buever Ruchard D Bloch Ray C Bortz Harold A Bortz LeRoy H Bossons Robert Boykas Wnlluam Bray Bryan B Bremmger Harlan A Brelsch Stanley R Brewer Joseph B Brey Edward G B nnker Duck D Bnssette Gerard G Brobst Francus H Brown Robert B Brown W1ll1am I Budlhas AndrewJ Burger Richard E Burlan Jack K Burley Rlchard T Bu s Howard J Buzby Row and D Carr John R Cas nano Pa Cn Anthony P Clearwater Wmfle d Close Donald J Cocker James R Cooper Rnchard L Cordes Donald R Creamer Ralph Jr Cunningham Blalr W Dalla Palu Eugene M Dav1s Sheldon A DeCorso Nnck D DeHaven John M Detweuler Richard J DeW1tt Frankun M Dex Frank Dldra J Edward Jr Dlehl Hen y A Dorney Wnllnam K Drelsbach Russell E Dubrow Sugmund Dzaedznc James F Ehly Robert W El1as Leo Ernst James G Everett Russell B 1944 Class 1944 Femour John P Feller Elmer M Ferrell ThomasW C Fetzer Raymond D Flschl Francns R Fntzpatnck Rlchard J Focht Robert P Francis James M Frantz Ruchard D Furchner Rlchard W Gachenbach R1chardJ Gall nger Ruchard A Garland John R Garru Norman Gaul Wnllaam L Gen e Russell Gelsunger John M George Joseph Gerhard Henry E Giancarlo Lawrence G Glft Lawrence S Glazner Leonard Goddess John Green Severn G eenberg Joseph Greenberg Sndney Gram Gene W Graff Ralph D Guldeman Richard M Haas Donald W Haas Kenneth W Haas Wellard A Halm Albert P Hamulton Robert S Harleman Eugene T Harr Robert C Harnch Paul Harns Anstudes P Hartman Harold T Henl Robert T ellman Edgar B euser Walter C Heller Richard K Hepburn Wnlllam Hersh Rlc ard C Hlghtower Roger Holiman W1lbertO Hoffman Wnllnam Holveck Ruchard F Howell Charles Z Hunsberger John P Huston Albert R lnglese Theodore Jacobson lrvm Johnson Charles F Josephs Melv1nJ Jurden Jack R Kane PaulL Kauffman Franklin L Kemert George E Kelhart Robert E Kemmerer Harlergh R Kandt Rlchard D Knstler John W Roster --- Boys Kustler Merr1ttC Kuvlen A Low Klase HarveyJ Jr Kleppmger Gerald Klme Edward Kochon Leonard J Kocsns Lewos E Kraumak Andrew Kranzley George Krause Earl S Krause Edmund W Krause RobertJ Krnck Edward V Kraeg Louls E Jr Kromnger Paul M Lahovskl John Lamson Ruchard H Lanzlllo Alfonso P Laub Donald L Laub Kerm1tC Leaman Donald S Lehr Ralph S Lenhart James H Lerner Leslie A Lesavoy Jacob B Leslie Elmer T Llchtenwalner Earl W Lnchty Donald S Lleberman Thomas E Llebl Carl E Lmdenmuth Donald Lohrman Albert W Lorlng Wulham L Luhman James G Lutz Robert O Mack Ellwood L Mackes Warren Mann Evan G Manner Robert H Markovntz Mnke Masters Edward W McCready Horace McFadden Dan J Meagher James H Jr Mechamc wlllI0m Meltzler Rnchard D Mellenberg Davud E Merkm Norman A Merruhew Hawley W Muller Muller Muller Maller Muller Musslm Albert N John H Kenneth H Robert K Wllllam L er Sameul H Mitchell Samuel F Mock John K Jr Moore Maunce E Moser 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I , V . , . 1 944 1944 Class Thomas Henry O Trelman Charles C Trexler John Peter Trnnkle Rudolph H Trump Paul W Jr VanHorn James W Vernosky Mlchael Von Steuben Wnlllam Vorholy John P Waelchlu John L Wagner Donald A Campbell Dorothy H Cannon Margaret M Carlmu Gnlda Carroll Frances A Chapman Marlorle Chnstman Ruth M Cm Augusta C Clauser Joan L Clewell Mary E Cohen Jane M Coleman Anlta B Conrad Marlone Conway Vlrgmna A Cressman Ethella H Curran Madeline Danenhower Lots S Daskolas Hornet G Davls Vnrgmla deFuna Rosemary Delbert Ruth H Denley Betty S Denly Arlene V DeLong Jean C DeLong Lnllnan E DeRoner Cathenne E Duaz Dolores E Dnehl Nadme E Dulluard Mane A Dobnoff Jean G Dodd Frances E Doll Marlon M Dougherty Elarne C Drelsbach Sara E M Dunbar Jeanette M Durner Elame L Eckroth Perma C Edwards Jean Ann Efron Rosalmd G Elsenhart Ruth I Ensrud PhyllnsJ Ernst Stella Eschbach Jean G Folenchak Rose Marne Federman Shnrley R Fenstermacher Glona A Page Two Hundr Wagner Frank A Walter Benlamrn E Walter Ralph L Wamsko Louus E Wemshenmer Fred erlck P Wels Paul R Welty Richard H Werley Myles R Wtckklser Wnllnam Wleand Donald E Wnllnam Rollm T Wmkelman Richard J Wolansky Bernard G Roster Grrls Fenstermaker Thelma M Fetzer Nannette R Fuddler Ethel Funk Ro emary M Fisher Betty Jane Focht Mae G Foutrakus Irene Franges Annamae Frankenfleld Jean Frankfenfleld Jean M Fullm Joyce A Gabel June L Gabnel Jean E Gallrano Jenme Gasparovuc Paulme R Gaugler June E Gaumer Jeanne Geary Ruth A Gehrmger Leona P Gehrmger Rose Mane Genger Glona G Genrlch Betty J Geosrts Margaret E Gerhard Alma A Geschel Dorothy Gevert Lots M Glacobbe Rose M Gombert Shirley L Gordon Marne E Gordon Rhoda A Greason Mary Jayne Grader Katheleen M Gnm Margaret M Groner Beatnce C Gross Anne B Gumther Ruth A Hallowell Elolse J Harper Betty L Harrmg Geraldme M Hartman Hausman Heckman Heckman Hellman Paulme M Betty l Jamce M Mary Jane Ann K Helmbach Eleanor E Henmbach Glona C ed and Eleven CUMUS Wolf Clnftord R Wolvn Herbert Woodrung Georg T Jr Wurst Ernest C J Yarnall Wllllam Yurclck Peter A Zak Joseph L Zeller Kenneth P Znegler Walter Zimmerman Esrnest B Zrmmerman Leon Heuntzelman Madelrne Heist Aluce E Heller Eduth K Henmnger Adele Henry Ruth L Hersh Jean G Hertz Dons E Hess Fern G Helmer Helga E Hulbert Vera A Hmkle Dorothea M Hofellch BettyJ Hohe Gertrude K Hollmgsworth NancyJ Hopkms Grace L Huffort Marulyn E Huss Sara M Isaacson Tamera J Jackson Mernlyn Jacoby Sydelle Jansen E Jeanne l Johnson Margaret L Jones Manan D Jones Mary Ellen Joseph Adele Kay Frances Keck Barbara W Kenper Marlon N Kenyon Joyce A Kesack Kathryn Klumek June M Klme Dons Klme Foy C Klme Mary E Klrnesmnth Glona l Knaake Fay M Knauss Betty L Knauss Dolores A Knerr Margaret Koch Geraldme G Kohler Jean F Kraft Glona L Kratz Jean C Krause Ellzabeth S Krause Marulyn J R Krause Mary Lounse Kuhn Evelyn G Kuhns Betty M Kuhns Mlruam E Kulp Barbara S Kulp Goldne A Londns Geraldme E Laudenslager Ellen J Lee DorlsJ Leons Helen Levme Rae Lewus Helen Lntts Jean K Love Margaret A Lownght Anna K Marchetto Dolores E Marcus Elsle E Maxton Janet W Mayer G Muldred McCann Elnzabeth J McCauley Dolores M McFadden Helen M McGee Joyce L McKmght Frances M McLaughlm Margaret McNelly Barbara E McNernle Joanne T Medwatz Katherme Mengel Charlotte A Merlcs Martha M Merkel Nona I Meyer Oluve M Meyers Vuola A Meyers Vnolette Meyersburg Julla S Mnchael Anna M Muller Claire M Muller Dons E Muller Erna M Muller Jane E Muller Shurley L Mmder Thelma Mnssura Angelune Moncman Catherine Moroz Katherme Moschmu Norma M Moser Edythe Moukous Catherme Moyer Dorothy S Muccml Aura E Nace Thelma Nadlg Lella L Nagle Paulme E Nederostek Algene M 1944 Neuman Jacqueline L Neltz Ruth H Netznlk Dons J Neuman Shnrley I Nlknsher Hulda M Noll Clalre H Noll Mae E Narmmgton Ruth E Nothstem Joan D Novak Marne L Nozar Emma T Oberholtzer Ruth M Oberson MuruelJ Olewme Joyce E Oleymk Muldred G Oplunger Joyce L Oswald Eleanor M Oswald Evelyn R Ott Luculle M Parks Louise D Parlowe Fay D Peters Annette V Petrovlch Clara E Posch Geraldme R Posselt Amta E Premecz Vnolet M Prenzlau Peggy M Propawlch Helen D Qumn Manan E Raab June E Raph Geraldme N Raub Rosemarne E Rauch Jean M Read Roberta M Reed Mary Jane Reeser Janet E Relchelderfer Ruth S Rembold Glorla L Rembald Lorralne B Rennsmnth BettyJ Remsmlth Jane H Reutz Jean E Remaly Endth K Reppert Louuse H Rnchardson Manlyn A Rnckert Joyce W Rutter HarnetJ Roberts Lucy Ann Robertson Eleanor J Robinson Jeanne K Roeder Eluzabeth A Romng Fay C Romng Lucy F Rosenstem Betty Lou Roth Marlone Rudert Dorlne P Ruhe Juduth Ann Ruhf ElmorJ Rupert Elalne D Ruth Carolyn Rutz Dolores A Sanders Carolyn Saylor Betty A Schaadt Dons B Schaeffer Pallyanna Schafter Jean G SchatTer Rosalme H Schaller Mae M Schantz Barbara Scheetz Dorothy C Scherrer June Schaffer BettyJ Schuffert MargaretJ Schlechter Mary Loulse Schlosser Helen M Schmale Jean D Schmoyer Eleanor R Schmoyer Mana E Schrelbstem Cornne D Schuler Paulme L Schulthels Elame M Schuster Isabelle B Schutt Glorla M Schwartz Grace L Scott Alma R Sechler Jeanne E Senderowutz Beryl F Shaak Ann L Shankweuler Betty Ann Shaud Marllyn R Shelly Beatnce A Srkler Mary A Smberg Muriel Z Smith Dorothy E Smrth Romae E Snyder Dorothy I Snyder Dorothy M Soprano June K Sorrentma Anna M Sourlllard Eleanor M Speer Margaret S Spanduns Helen Stager Joan F Stahl Elizabeth J Stahley Mane StaulTer Joyce Stauffer Roberta M Stavndus Chrlsanthu Steedle Ruth M C09 Page Two Hundred and Twelve CDMUS Stehlln Evelyn Stemer Hornet R Stlckle Patrlcla L Stockburger Margaret Stoneback Chrlstune J Sunday Carolyn R Swoyer Mamue E Thompson Jean M Tace Munel A Tmsley Loss M Trexler Eva K Ueberroth Sally M Uhl Margaret E Vorhls June A Walp Eleanor C Walter Eloyse I Walters Dons G Warmkessel Carolme Warmkessel Jean L Wasser Mary G Watt Audrey A Weaver Eleanor L Wehr Evelyn A Wnerbach Jean L Werbeck Jean L Wertman Frances E Wleder Helena Wnegand Jean G Wnlllams Elaine Wllluams Ellen C Wnlhams Shnrley J Wmarsky Helen Wmd Joyce K Wundnsh Arlene F Wmgert Roslta L Wlnlk Sylvia Wuttman Anna M Wolf Erna T Wolfe Esther M Woolley Ethel R Yarnall Delphme Yeakel Dorothy L Yenser Evelyn E Yost Adalun Yost Elsie R Zandarskl Cecelia Zuegler Bette E Ziegler Glarua S Zlegler Paulme P Zlmmerman Alma D Zimmerman Annabel I , . 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' , . 1 - 1 u 9 4 4 CUMU S Senuor Calendar September 7 Evan Mann starts skuppung school 8 All Senuors look forward to theur first vacatuon lO Caveman stuff Senuor fellows start rope clumbung un the gym 23 24 That long awauted Faur vacotuon 27 Donald Wueand starts hus advuce to the lovelorn 29 Sophomores on the lookout for the submarune rumored to be un the pool 30 Mary Chcumpman guves Audrey Watt the low down on that show ot the faur October Fred Lover Long calls hus pet name to a very unapprecuatuve gurl on the second floor Ralph Sterner forgets to wear a flashy tue Mr Frankenfueld starts hus collectuon of l94-4 calendars Larry Guft says he has never been under hus feet so he doesnt know whether they are flat or not November Senuors begun theur Comus wrute ups Sensors sleep through theur flrst audutoruum program of the year Charles McDonald starts on extensuve study to find cu teacher who does not claum have hus subuect related to the war effort Senuors rewrute theur Comus wrute ups Fred Weunsheumer starts lustenung to Ethel Woolley on her way to school teachung Mory Brandemeyer how to wolf Joseph Anello goes trappung lGets a skunkl December Joseph Anello sent home The Mathematucs Club debate decude to get rud of all Math and Physucs teachers lNo actuon yet They seem to be usefull Duck Hersh gets to school on tume Senuors have another fruend wrute them a rosy Comus wrute up Senuor Play Hurrah another holuday Goerge Puckert celebrates the New Year uoyously January The week we are all wautung for? lExom weekl John Garland skups school and us quuckly returned Exams announced More swoonung Nancy Hollungsworth decudes to study hard the second semester Charles Tuelman learns to smule Noncy Hollungsworth makes up her mund to take school as ut comes Dr Acker looks ot hus musuc and exclaums There are no pages on these number Wulluam Mechonuc trues to devuse a way to make dufferent colored sulhouettes Horace McCready helps to make the pucture of the ensemble of the Call to Freedom concert a bug success Tell hum to guve hus Canary burd call 28 Dr Acker us after McCready s scalp Page Two Hundred and Thurteen L . . . . . 6. '. 4. . ' ' ' . 26. ' ' , ' 6. . . . . - ' IO' . . . . . us. ' ' to 16' . . . . - s . 22' . . H . . . 30. ' . ' . u. . uo. ' ' ' . ' u3. ' ' ' ' . uc. ' 24. ' . 31. ' ' . 3. . uo. ' ' ' . uu. ' ' . ' 17. . ' ' ' .H ' 21. .. . . . . . . 27. ' IQ-44 CUMUS Senuor Calendar f C ontun uedl February James Francus decudes to wrute an artucle for the Canary not pertaunung to nature Booster Meetung Senuor fellows try desperately to get on the east sude of the Luttle Palestra Valentune Day Love? Fooey' Senuors begun to thunk about Commencement themes Deadlune for Comus puctures l dont luke my pucture ut looks luke me Dud you see Lee Phulups havung hus pucture taken un the Pan Amerucan Club? lQuute photogenucl Charles Howell and Robert Kelhart kuss half of the pretty gurls at Hugh School goodbye before lounung the servuce The other gurls wull have to waut untul the boys are glad to be home agaunl March Aur Corps movue and talk un the audutoruum Audrey Watt brungs the famuly car to school lP S Her parents are awayl Betty Becker catches her basketball hero lNo bones broken l Helen Leons forgets to drop her books Arustudes Harrus took gym for a change and Don Wueand had hus physucs homework Here us that man agaun The teachers f1nally wrute the Comus wrute ups Robert Bach resolves not to come late for lab The ratung peruod closes today Mr Waller us voted to deserve a new set of Spanush cards Sprung sprung fever doesnt bother Fern Hess Aprul 5 10 Easter Holudays More Senuors make up theur sleep Bob Osman determunes uf men us the plural of man the plural of chuld us twuns Bull Stetler feeds peanuts to elephant puctures Fred Weunsheumer depruved of hus favorute sport wastebasket ball Albert Muller forgets to use hus unuque laugh Claure Noll forgets to show one of her letters covered wuth poetry buts of nonsense and cartoons Mr Neeley funds the author us wrong agaun May 1 Ernest Zummerman says a conscuentuous obuector us one who obuects when he us conscuous Severn Green thunks Paul Revere s horse was a nught mare Mussouru Garland not seen wuth a gurl all day Mr W goes through the board agaun Jeda Becker replues when a wuse one sand to her that she us a moron no she u Methodust June Gable funds out that P D means more than pretty dumb Memorual Day June Oh ldearl me 7 lSenuor examsl' and then Commencement Day Page Two Hundred and Fourteen 1 1. 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' 2. l l 5. 6. u uh ua-44 CUMUS Last Wull and Testament We the Senuor Class of Allentown Hugh School of the cuty of Allentown County of Lehugh and State of Pennsylvanua beung of feeble mund memory and understandung do make publush and declare thus to be our first wull and testament hereby makung un valud any and all wulls at any tume whuch un the future wull be made by us To To our Alma Mater we leave our memorues lSorry no refunds the hall fountauns we leave all 4 lO upper classmen the maun offuce we leave a bottle of aspurun the physucs department Hank Gerhard s Pretty Gurl calendar the fufth floor annex faculty one escalator all P D classes Socrates wusdom the Burkholder Funeral Home Trumpet Neubauers laugh any Junuor un need of a date Januce Bortz s dumples Mr Waller red lughts for hus flash cards Mr Schumaker a Bunsen Burner that cant possubly get a green flame Englush teachers an extended class peruod to accomplush all phases of the subuect they are expected to teach To the faculty at large two hour lunch peruods To l944 45 s 8 l5 students Playboy Calnan s brught udeas To the sophs a gremlun to whusper the correct words of our Alma Mater un your ear dunng audutoruum To the sophs from Peg Grum one staurcase that says up or down To G To To darung underclassman Punchy Harr s mama for hurlung relucs around the chemustry future commandos Hartman s cave man technuque 8 32 students Londons Bug Ben all senuors mauorung un study hall chauses longues anyone wuth no place to go un a hurry Stew Bachman s reason for more A coupons Muss Beary from the Latun students a sound proof room T Dorsey s orchestra Vurgunua Berger s vocal chords Muss Swope a French telephone that doesn t translate the conversatuon unto Englush the math teachers a copy of the debate Should math teachers be eraducated young or left to suffer' To Mr Hackett one non leakable canoe the shop course gurls unbreakable nauls and plenty of hand lotuon the underclassmen a staunless remover for poets of the Ah Love Puckard type one Pat Callahan Freddue Anderton s tresses Muss Swope s chalk box and Muss Gerhard s show case one key apuece Page Two Hundred and Fufteen ' . , .l To ' ' . 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I9-44 CUMUS Last Will and Testament lContmuedl the Home for the Blind John Garmans tles .lumor typlsts keyboards with the letters on them Frank Swoon Wlth Me Smatra Ralph Ahhhh Walters Mr Golatzs classes Russ Everetts French accent the next Retail Selling classes a book entitled How to Sell the Eighth Street Bridge Successfully To Iceberg Haas we leave the seats we ve warmed too well one fortunate gurl Ruby Handwerks keep everyone laughing attitude Mr Stlmmel Thelma Mander to erase has boards Mr Frankenfueld we leave an addmg machine Aura Mucclne we give Mnllle Oleynlk s giggle patent Helen Propamuch we leave our text books to be dusted off of course the commerclal sensors of 45 we leave those wonderful typewrlters IH 207 anyone who lost has volce Augusta Cm s guggle Mass Knecht we leave cushuons for the seats In cooklng class Mass Schllcher we leave Severn Green Gym we leave a class of beautrful gurls Mlss Duetrlch we leave all seventy word a mlnute typnsts the femlnlne body of students an autographed picture of Harold Schuler Donald Wagner we wall a sergeant with a soft heart Marlory Conrad we will a prnvate skating rmk Without wntness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal thus 3lst day of February A D lafter dark nn the year one thousand nlne hundred and forty four H944 Sensor Class 000 NOCTURNE An aureole of red and gold Around the plate of sllver The navy blue of night Whute thuck pierced clouds ln the expanse of the vastness About at And there to the right A star a single star Silent un has loneliness But yet perhaps not so lonely As people are for peace Page Two Hundred and Sixteen To ' 2 Y ' . 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I , , I 9 4 4 C DMU S Class Prophecy Commg home from a hard day s work I find the newsboy Duck Neutzler has forgotten to fasten the paper and that ut has blown all over the front porch Extrucatung the front page from underneath the chaur I notuce that Andrew Bugs Budehouse head of the CIO us un conference wuth Presudent FDR over hus troubles wuth the recent struke at the Duck Snellung Soda Pop Company It us reported that Joe Rosenblatt started the struke when he made a speech advocatung that there be more pop un the soda In smaller headlmes I see that an unudentufued body was found by hunter Duck Lamson on the farm of Rod Buller After an autopsy had been performed by Coroner David A Peters the body was removed by the Ernest B Zummerman funeral home The grave us un charge of the Mary Jane Burkholder Grave Dugger Inc Detectuve Larry Novac us workung on the case An utem of human Interest comes to my attentuon concernung the seventh marruage of Mary Lou Schlechter Senator Donald Wueand gave an eloquent speech on the meruts of Harold Schuler s Donut hole Removung Factory Also un the Washington news us an artucle about the young eccentruc genuus Peter Yurcuck mutterung lndubudubly whule musung over Joe Haftl s theory of relatuvuty Regretfully I noticed that Judge Samuel Mussumer has been operated on by the promunent doctor Paul Weuss He us now convalescung under the able care of hus pruvate nurse, Verna Bauer Completung my round up of the natuonal news utems I duscover that Stuart Bachman Anson Rabenold and Donald Luchty have announced the completuon of theur new rocket shup whuch has great speed l marvel how they accomplushed such deeds wuth pruvate secretaries luke Margaret Speer Erna Wolfe and Fay Knaake Grabbung wuldly another sheet of the paper as a sudden gust of wund comes up I fInd that I have the Socuety and Art page At the top of the page are Eddue Frank Sunatra Rabenold and Adele Hennungers puctures They are entertaunung the Alumnu Club wuth Barbara Schantz presudung The meetung was held at Tom Lieberman s Green Spot In the Raduo column IS an account of Helen Leon s new sungung program The Children s Hour I know among her ardent Iusteners are Maruory Conrad Muldred Oleynuk and Helen Propawuch Other raduo news uncluded a sports program beung broadcast by Bob Bossons I have heard that Edutor Horace McCready has appounted Judy Ruhe as head of thus page Fluppung through the pages that are left I puck out several pages of advertusements There s Peggy McKnught s Blushung School And there s Charlue Tuelman s plea for darung conductors to run hus experumental trolley lune I see too that Wullard Haas us runnung competutuon wuth hus Swank Parking Lots for Helucopters Half of another page us taken up by an advertusement for Ye Olde Beauty Shoppe run by the Twuns Vuola and Vuolet Meyers announcung that the servuces of Master Perman ent Waver Bully Klune have been secured for a Iumuted tume only A small portuon of thus advertusement us devoted to Peter Trexler s new haur cement wuth hus slogan It uf wcrks for me ut wull work for anyone' Also announced un the advertusung sectuon us the openung of the new Spanush School by the Musses Ruth Eusenhart and Glorua Burkhardt Page Two Hundred and Seventeen . u . . 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' I I I I ' . . y . . . . ,, . , . . . , , . ,944 CUMU3 Class Prophecy lContunuedl Selectung one of the two remaunung pages l get the Sports Page Say Bull Schantz swam the Englush Channel un record breakung tume' And look here Hank Gerhard has been traded for Doc Welty by the Phuladelphua A s to the New York Yankees Prelumunary to thus evenung s maun sports event us the wrestlung match between Robert Behar and Duck Santee Followung thus us the basketball game between the champuon Snech Tech Team ccached by Duck Schmudt and the Slugh Hugh coached by George Kranuak The referees for the game are Juluus Schwab and Russell Everett and un charge ofthe cheerleaders of the former school are Nan Fetzer Lucy Romug whule Kenny Ransom takes over for the latter Slugh Hugh us not expected to wun because uts prur-cupal Tom Calnan us more unterested un the physucs department headed by Vuncent Peters than an the sports actuvutues Takung a glumpse at the personal news we find that Jeanette Bouchat us vusutung her former home town She us luvung un Puttsburg where she us a forelady on a swung shuft Ruby Handwerk presudent of the Unuted Mune Workers of Ameruca us dusplacung John magazunes us a ruveter at the Ford Motor Company un Detrout Eleanor Heumbach us head of a school ot beauty culture She receuves hugh commussuons from a Iotuon company The last remaunung page us devoted to movues and the drama The modern Lou Costello Severn Green us makung a personal appearance un hus home town at the Orpheum Theatre owned by Algene Nederostek Head usher Ralph Ackerman us makung preparatuons for the ex pected crowd Playung un our leadung theaters are The Human Tragedy starrung Thelma Munder and Donald Wagner and Lower and Lower starrung Ethel Wooley and Jummy Francus Seeung that the funnues have blown down the street l guve thus whole thung up as a hopeless uob for after all they are the most umportant part of every newspaper MOUNTAINS l thunk that on the mountauns hugh Wuth colors all resplendent The beauty of the earth and sky Forever us dependent There s beauty un the mountauns When day guves way to nught When southward towards warm fountauns The songburd takes hus flught There s peace and there us stullness As towerung they stand He who explores theur vastness Feels nature close at hand O he who always luveth ln cutues buult by man Has never reached the zenuth Of God s eternal plan M D Page Two Hundred and Eughteen . . .. I G I . ' I . . , I I I I I I I I L. Lewis. Augusta Cin, the smiling girl who adorns the covers of all the most popular . . . . u I I . . . I . . 1 , - . . I . . . I I ' . . . I I , . . i , . . I , . u 1944 Cows Kmufmwf swf-g Hrstory of 1945 Class The fTrst war time graduates of Allentown s lumor hugh schools the class of 1945 entered hugh school unusually aware of the world for whlch they were preparlng They were even more umpressed by the need for preparatlon for thus different world ln hugh school for there they were affected by the changes which the war tame program demanded The class worked but had tnme to enloy the mterclass plays the gunuor class play social affaurs and athletic actlvltles as In former years Above all this however came their prlde In scholastic schlevement The sensor year wall show whether they succeeded In hugh school the dlstant future wlll tell whether they really succeeded C00 Class Officers Richard Sklnner President Pat Callahan Vice President Kathryn Leh Secretary Joseph Augustine Treasurer Page Two hundred and Nmeteen , - 5 , I if I . ,. . . ' I I I - r I I r I - 1 I I . o ...-......-..... ..-. . ...- .-..... . ...- .-.. ....-. 1944 CUMUS MARY J SPENQE Russfuu J KNAuss HENRY BARANEK GLORIA Da Som RuNA DALLA PALU Q W ' ROBERT SHUSTER Sway 7wWf Hustory of 1946 Class When we entered the portals of our new Alma Mater un September l943 we were fully aware of our new and dufterent envuronment We were no longer upper classmen as we had been un our respectuve Junuor High Schools and the senuors and IUDIOTS dud not hesutate to remund us of thus fact The mmol weeks of our hugh school career seemed to consust of roamung through the corrudors euther searchung for the tunnel or tryung to locate the cateterua However the scene soon changed We became acquaunted wuth the routune of the school as well as wuth the pranks and lokes of the upper classmen Our class has actuvely partucupated un all school actuvutues The band and orchestra unclude some flne talented sophomore musucuans Some members of our class have dus tunguushed themselves as promusung atheltes others have contrubuted unterestung artucles to the Canary and Blue We are fortunate un beung the flrst class to have faculty advusers assugned to assust us un our progress un Hugh School Mary J Spence for the gurls and Russell J Knauss for the boys have already proved the value of thus unnovatuon Our presudent Henry Baranek vuce presudent Glorua DeSorde secretary Rma Dalla Palu and student treasurer Wulluam Schuster have all cooperated wuth us to make the class of 46 one of the most promusung ever to enter Allentown Hugh School Page Two Hundred and Twenty il A 1 f u ' X , KX rl S. ss KNN , . za- ' V , - -. ff ' ' , t ' I I I I ' I ' I 1 I ' ' I . . , . , . 1 F ' 1 5 I i 1 , u . . - 1944 CUMUS Canary and Blue Comus Staff A staff poem IS corny we all wall admlt 1t We sat up all mght and trled to edut 1t We ve no doubt at all they w1ll lust make you But we must Introduce them here IS the staff Here s McCready edntor a person qurte rare He wrlnkles h1s brow and he tears out has halr He comes dashlng In wuth last mlnute stuff Says rushnng an edutor IS lust too utterly tough But hell s1t up all night and sleep all the day To flmsh a mystery let chaps fall as they may And here s Phyllls Ensrud co editor favr Wnth plenty of brains under golden red halr Always follows along wlth musuc and laughter To check the mistakes and deftly look after The left outs the should bes the I1 I extra touch Without which we re afraud we wouldnt be much Tame goes along so does Rees called Gomer Just guve hum h1st1me hell sure hut a homer ln due tlme he finally gets everything done Wlthout hum on the staff we d mlss lots of fun Jean Moyer a cutie ns a friend to us all On the slde lmes stands smnlmg and ready for call To read or to wrlte or do lust any chore She ll flnlsh each task and come running for more For a true outdoors man and an all round guy Who has for all gurls a come hlther eye For woodsey explolts and has many romances We offer the llttle bug toughle James Francis For a gurl who sees poems In flowers manners or art We glve you thus angel our Alma Gerhard For stories that sparkle each word a sure be We glve you this spark plug brlght Betty Wullette With brams to suggest lust where to head In And If we dont luke It she wlll not gvve un Warren Kelser wlth features and news on the brain Wrltes all has stones without very much pam The way he s golng hell blow out a gasket We cant seem to stop hum so well collect for the casket Of Edward Edlnger nt also has often been sand W1th all has hard work he soon wnll be dead He as at has best th1s editor of sport When he can relax In a basketball court Schrelbsteln Corinne wrutes murders wrth blood curdllng clues Or goes to a meetung and gets all the news Or comucal stories that sumply are screams Or very short shorts that are fanciful dreams Conhnued on Page 224 Page Two Hundred and Twenty one Q-- , . 1 . . laff, 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 . . . 1 ' 1 1 .1 ' 1 ' 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 ' . . . , , . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ' 1 1 , . 1 1 1 , . 1 Y, , . 1 . 1 . . . . . , . 1 1 . 1 -1 1 - 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Gigli-4 D 0 GCUNFJS Q 9 The Canary and Blue Staff 'Tia WARREN KEQSER PHYLUS ENSRUD Downes DIAZ ww cz aw, jdzfw gm JEAN wxoxfw HLMA QEQHARD UOMER QEES JW ix I V ,fr ' mrs 3 ' HI ON G lQ4-4 CUMUS 1855 The Canary and Blue Staff GRACE SHANKWEILER Wim-:Tri-: ROYAL Wezuim gem ,adfbzga .m.J6?w2:fm., PgT Hdd dT ryfh RARKINSON 'ld-wild 1944 CUMUS Canary and Blue Comus Staff Continued from Page 221 That poetlcal flend that young rhymnng gemus Our own Doris Rudert well tell you between us She s First Lady of poems for Canary and Blue Gets msplred she declares a m long about two Everyone knows Fredrlka that platinum blonde Who chases a newsblt luke a regular blood hound Who signs the exchanges Freddle though perfectly certam Shell then be addressed as Mr Anderton Let Helen Fetzer get a glimpse ofa small but of sky And out comes a poem that makes you laugh makes you cr Or take anything unusual and a but of pure glory Margaret Bolluer now has an urge to wrlte a rare story To fair Glorla Burkart and petnte Patrlcua Strckle We frequently went when In a great pickle They chased after everything anything needed ln fact through them our work was much speeded Though Lucille Ott seems to love only rldmg and horses Every rare news story she both notes and endorses And If we want book talk the heart to delight We search and we search for lovely Claare Whvte Clanton Kuhns lowers his head and stalks down has prey lf you re shy of your hobby keep out of has way Robert Parkmson has an eye out for fun and for nonsense lf you re moronuc conceal It that fellow s not dense Carolyn Swartz IS a but modest but her pen s full of grace Watch her style when once sensed It IS easy to trace And gay Dolores Dlaz without turning a haur Just plcks up her pen and does what work ns there Joe Haftl vnews the world well on the scholarly snde Physlcs trlg solld takes them all nn has stride The gurls they dont bother hum they don t mean a thang ln personallty ratmg he s slmply a kmg Pete Trexler that pleasant and aftable guy Gets has Comus work done In the sweet bye and bye And Duck Allenbach s lust one of those rolllcklng boys Gets work done amazungly In splte of has nouse er blushes become her blonde Peggy McKnught er grace and her fun and her work s a delight The business managers efficient were on the beam You know them Dave Mellenberg and May Lou Rosenstem Pollyanna Schaffer claums work can be lust fun Her approach may not be ethncal but she gets the lob done To speak of pugnosed parrots may seem a but like folly If talkmg can wnn the war the gal they want as Polly Continued on Page 226 Page Two Hundred and Twenty four , . , I I I , . , , . ., . I I I . 1 Y- I I I , . I z I 1 , . , . I Q I I ' I I 1 , - I I , . I I I ' . , . , . 2 , . I I H , i H ' ' I 1 , . OQNHIG6, 1944 CUMUS l856 The Canary and Blue Staff MARGARET BOLLIER CHARD SMITH ROBERT FREDERICK C AIRE WHITE CAROLYN ScHwARTz 44221144 n:t'6dZ3v .eaZ224u r-R' . If .-.Q-Q.,.:' , P g Two Hundred ond Twenfy-five 1944 CUMUS The Canary and Blue Staff i ARTHUR l'lAuMowucz JUDY Rumi EDWARD EDINGER Qwcmcfizffzf rr ICHARD Lawns 7am Canary and Blue Comus Staff Contmued from Page 224 And Arustndes Harrls us a humorous gent Never has money has nt all lent' On watchung all sports he s certainly smart Never musses a truck he s sharp as a dart Robert Frederick gust grves wnth canny fish stones And they re every one true he swears It be gorry' Then Charles Schmud comes along with hrs tureless braun We are begmmng to wonder how he stood the straun Continued on Page 228 Page Two Hundred and Twenty sa N HIC O ,944 a g CDMU5 1855 The Comus Staff PEGGY DAVID MELLENBERG 14402644 Tnsxugn i 1'3 ME Juov RUHE Rum Lvm Jos P ' t Page Two Hundred and Twenty- ,944 Comus Canary and Blue Comus Staff Contunued from Page 226 And Smuth named Ruchard hus muddle name s Accurate Hus broad smule brught haur the gurls all unfatuate But blondes and brunettes and theur smules all together Can t take hus eyes or hus mund off the leather Hus news of the games suuts fan player and coach Nary a person ever comes un to grouch Another loyal worker us staunch Judy Ruhe Her commonest words are What us there to dc? Grace does much of the footwork she s a real muler Dashung here and dashung there her last name s Shankwe Boxer sounds luke a sportsman wouldn t you know Gets udeas and adds them hus artucles show ut Have boxungl Have wrestlung' Have swummung' says ln fact you can never get hum up a tree he Mel Joseph does hus task wuth a grun and a smule You know uf he does ut ut must be worth whule Duck Lewus us also a great help to us all Our fruend Haumowucz a thoughtful young fellow Thunks of udeas that are both sharp and mellow He deluberates punctures approves and seals ln fact we wonder he has tume for hus meals Royal Weuler kung of the chess and the drawung boards Keeps up the morale and the esprut de corps Says nary a word yet us our downrught funnyman Keeps hus counsel but keeps plenty of corn on hand' Ruchard Hofaker A H S cartoonust Helps promote druves thus extraordunary humorust Comes out wuth suggestuons all tumes of the day Says a lot but you feel there s a lot he won t say We ve a Fuddler Ethel gets the servuceman s news Dugs up features and storues, and fresh untervuews Then there s the star reporter slender Jean Lutts Blue eyes good brauns and alert and keen wuts Paul wrutes up all the sports for the 44 Comus We thunk he deserves no less than a bonus No cash un our pockets so struke up the band For Paul Weuss we guve a hearty bug hand Guve Kleppunger and Bancroft cu share of the glory For tellung so well the Commercual story And Roxberry and Falenchak too were the tops When ut came to brungung us news from the shops Contunued on Page 230 Page Two Hundred and Twenty eught uler . . . . , I I I I I I , . . . I I . I uf . .. . . , . . , . . , . ,e ut . I . . . l .. . . . . .. , . He is red headed, swell, and handsome and tall. I I I I ' I I . . I , . . , . . . l , I I Y I , . I ' I Y I I I 1 I . . I I I I ' . . NHIG 0 ? 9 i855 The Comus Staff PgT Had dT ly ns '9 411 1944 CEJMUS Canary and Blue Comus Staff Continued from Page 228 The lournalusm classes got on the ball And edited our wrlte ups our blurbs one and all Mass Mulock Mass Gerhard and Mrs Herbert all get credlt To all for their help we are deeply lndebted The prmters the typlsts the keen financiers Have a lot on the ball and above the ears Mnss Dnetruch Mr Allam Mr Mellman Mr Freed Every name we place hugh for our friends all to read Wnthout these wuse people behind many a scene The tough work of the staff mnght have seemed a bad dream So here s our staff poem corny we admlt lt We leave at dear comrades of pen and of qunll To show our grandsons we were lust run of the mall PICTURE The windows Are great patches of warm lnght Hanging m the clark above the snow lnsxde The flrelught chases dark From hearth rleclr past the staurcase To the dlmllt corners where the Shadows peer out tauntmgly We throw more wood upon the blaze And stop to watch the sparks that scurry Upward We draw the curtams closed And turn to see the erle patterns On the wall grow mdlstmct then clear Again The shutters tap The trees bend low with wund Inside we sat Secure In firellght and an Shadow We three You your book and me C C Page Two Hundred and Thfrty . . 1 I . I ' I . I O I I I , . I ' I ' I ' 'I I , . . I I I The night is clear gone, but at last we've edited it. I I I I I I I I I I ' 1944 CUMUS r'Q J .BU IZ6y Gram Throughout the state A H S basketball football and baseball teams are known Behind the boys out there on the field is one man who has spent long tedious hours instilling in them not only the fundamentals of the game but the competitive spirit vital to all great teams And that man is J Burney Crum the youthful mentor of baseball basketball and football To local sports fans he is best known as the man who gave Allentown its first state championship basketball quintet and as the coach who brought home this years Big Fifteen Conference title May the coming years see more championships and more honors come to J Burney Crum and his hard driving clean hitting teams Page Two Hundred and Thirty one for their aggressive headls-up ball playing. I I 1944 CDMUS Qazplz fv Oteflwflwla In addntuon to has teachmg duties Mr Wetherhold serves as the backbone of A H S weth coaches and teams all over the state he has no dufflculty nn arrangung the funest posslble schedules Page Two Hundred and Thirty two athletics. As faculty manager, he haslcharge of arranging all games. Through his Contact I 1944 CUMUS ThomasJ Brennan Paul K Clymer A H.S Coaches TFOMASJ BRENNAN Fcr years A H S teams have been known for theur umpregnable lunes cn the defense and for theur hard charcurvg forward walls on the offense Tom Brennan us the man responsuble for the moldung ofthe blccks of granute that A H S teams have for a lune For a good football team must have a good lune and Mr Brennan sees to ut that A H S teams have a forward wall second to none PAUL K CLYMER When a smooth workung oppon ent comes to town wuth a serues of plays that seem as uf they must work but never quute do one can look to Pauley Clymer as the man who knew about those plays weeks un advance lt us Pauley s eagle eye scoutung that turns the truck every tume In a decade of servuce both as track coach and as assustant basketball coach Paul Clymer has served A H S wuth a knowledge and a coach ung wuzardry all hus own RICHARD R LANDIS Here us an A H S graduate who made good un a bug way cut Temple Unuversuty and came back to guude hus home school as assus tant coach un football and baseball Wuth hum he brought hus knowledge of wrestlung and that sport got uts unutual start thus year under hus able durectuon Ruchard R Landus Page Two Hundred and Thurty three I I u . . . . . 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I . . u I r r I , . 1944 CUMUS BenlcmmJ Greene Dqyld R Hockey Mlrlam Boyer ya-'-Ls, A H S Coaches BENJAMIN J GREEN For many years known as the master coach at Harrison Mcrton Mr Green this year came to A H S to become assnstant coach of football and basketball He has also been elected co sponsor of the Varsuty A Club wuth Mr Kane and has proved has worth on many an occasion A graduate ofA H S Played end on Burney Crum s first team Furst to coach at Allentown dustrrct as a gradJat of A H S DAVID R HACKET Mr Hacket known and respected as an authority In all athletics IS the man behlnd the hard churning A H S mermen An expert lafe saving Instructor as well Dave IS the bug reason why A H S swam teams hold the titles and the prestige that they do Coach Hacket ns also nn the mndst of the war effort Every afternoon he goes to coach the boys at the Navy V 5 umt at Moravnan un swnmmmg MIRIAM L BOYER Slam and full of pep Miss Boyer ns the capable sponsor of the Gnrls Gym Club and the gurls nntramural basketball teams Besldes coachmg the Gym club she also helped the Canary basketball team and Varsnty A Club chorus gurls Popular and fun lovmg Mass Boyer us respected and admlred by all her pupuls She us a true frlend and a real adviser Page Two Hundred ond Thirty four IQ44 CDMUS A H S Coaches MRS ADA STIMMEL A newcomer at Hugh School Mrs Stlmmel has very capably fitted mto the rather complex program at school She has added to her regular duties of teaching the responslbllnty of dlrectlng the cheerleadmg and sophomore gurls basketball teams ln addntuon she successfully orgamzed and directed the tenms teams Her versatnllty as shown In spcnsorlng these varuous actnvntnes and her pleasmg personallty have com bmed to make her very popular What has lt done to the world? It has made It a madhouse of hell What has It done to the rulers lt has glven them dlabollcal greed What has ut done to the people lt has made them wretched and sad lt has kllled thenr fathers and sons lt has dimmed the splendors of race What has It done for the world? lt has turned the culture to chaos What has It done for the rulers? lt has taken them from their thrones What has It done for the peop lt has made them hate the tyrants lt has made them hate the nations That greednly look for more lt has made them long wnsh for a long lost gnft The gift of a God sent peace C S Page Two Hundred and Tlurty fnre WAR - 3 I n g 1 ' le? 1944 CUMU3 Bug 15 Football Conference Champlons CAPT BOBBY BOSSONS Strongest man un the Canary llne ln on every tackle Bobby won all state honors at the center posutnon BILLY KLINE Quafterback and keyman In theT formation offense Bully dud most of the kuckmg runmng and passmg He too won all star honors ALLEN SHAFER A good all round end especially good on defense Allen IS now serving wlth the United States Army Alr Corps LEN MACKNES A swell guard not too bug but hard to knock out of play Len IS what one could call dynamnte JULES SCHWAB Upheld the other guard position a small but mighty fellow who huts hns opponents hard GEORGE WOODRING A scrappy large hard fnghtlng tcckle really a whale of o fellows KEN KRESSLER A bug boy who made sure that hls snde of the lane was a closed door enemy runners JOHNNY HIPPLE An end who sure lakes to play football he plays a hustlmg brand on the gruduron HENRY GERHARD A boy who about msd season found himself to be a crack end FRED SHANKWEILER A hardy tackle who struck fear unto the hearts of opposing GLENN THOMAS A swell guard who gave extra support to Schwab and Macknes HARRY HARTMAN A hard drlvlng halfback who can block hut the lme or snatch a pass as the play demands FRANK FISCHEL A fellow kind of shy around gurls but not on a football field As a hard hlttlng blocker he usually runs Interference BOBBY HARR Plunglng fullback who ganned plenty of yards by his charges through the lane RAY DlNl Although a second strung quarterback he passes luke Bertellu and as sure to wln fame next year WALT ZlEGER The boy wnth the educated toe who kicked the extra polnts BILL FLAMISH A good halfback and a speedy runner WESLEY FARMER A fullback luke a bolt of llghtnmg darting around the gudlron CARLTON BERGER A swell end Berger got hurt In the early part of the season He IS In the Alr Corps Holveck Wanush Jackson Wneand Augustme Baranek Hamllton Lond Stengel J Jackson Parker Saba Walters Yurcuck and Welnshelmer were all splendld reserves Page Two Hund ed and Th: ty s x 0 u . , , ' I I I ' I ' ' , - I D NI Y I I u V I ' I W 1 I ' I to . 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W' 1 Y I 1 , I ' I I I I 1 I I I I I I - I I 1 1 1 ' r 'r - i KOQXNHIG17, 1944 2-65 COMU5 1943 Football Season NUMBER ONE for the Canarues was a decnsuve 28 to 6 trnumph over Nesquehonmg Bully Klune Hartman Berger Fuschel and Farmer entered the scormg column A strong forward wall wlth an eluslve backfleld predommated throughout NUMBER TWO was a stungnng 38 to O vactory over Scranton Central Completely outclossmg their opponents In all departments the Canarues led by Dam Hartman Farmer Berger and Hamilton ran and passed to vlctory NUMBER THREE featured many spectacular plays by both teams yet the Canarles the Canarues dusplayed supernor power and strategy un the second halt and romped to vnctory Bully Klnne Dum Farmer Harr and Hartman led the offensnve and Captain Bobby Bossons sparkled on the defense NUMBER FOUR brought the Mountameers of Hazleton who lust had to play the game on Frnday October l on a soggy Coffleld Stadnum fueld The game was a complete washout for Hazleton and was marked to the tune of 38 to 6 The lads from the coal re guons scored first but watched Klme Harr Farmer and Hartman lead the Canary attack A bug feature was the excellent blocking by Macknes Kressler Schwab and Bossons NUMBER FIVE for the Crum men was a 40 to 6 trnumph over the Red Knights from Readung Defunutely there was too much T for the Canaries and not enough sugar for the Red Kmghts Len Macknes and Jules Schwab flankmg Bob Bossons provided the keystone of defense with Bully Klme leadmg the offensnve Second and thurd strung reserves were used freely throughout the second half of the game Page Two Hundred and Th ty seven . . , I I . I . . . . . I . I . .I , I I I ' I . handed McAdoo a decisive 36 to 6 drubbing. The game at half-time stood 12 to 6, but i. . . . I ' I I I I I . I . I I ' l I . I I I ' I I I ' . . . . . I ' I I , . ir - I Q 4 4 C U M U S 1943 Football Season fContmuedl Playing In steady rain the Canaries suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of Phillipsburg 8 to O The heavy P burg Iinemen continually charged in and spilled the Canary backfield men before reaching the line of scrimmage Definitely they proved to be the superior team Hal Hartman performed brilliantly for the Canary Eleven NUMBER SlX the Canaries regaining the winning form that had carried them through the first five games thoroughly trounced Pottsville by a 39 O score Setting the pace for the Canaries were Billy Klme Hen Gerhard Franz Fischel and Ray Din: with Bob Bossons playmg his usual tight defensive game NUMBER SEVEN found the Canaries up against one of the supposedly tough Big T5 teams Easton High The Canaries not only beat Easton but thoroughly scalped them by a 20 to O score Winning this game tightened the Canaries grip on the Big T5 lead Faced by Billy Kline and Wes Farmer the Canaries dominated both offensive and de fensive play to turn back the undefeated Red Rovers NUMBER EIGHT saw the Canaries display superior defensive and offensive play in beating the Cherry and White eleven of Williamsport by a l3 to O score Hen Gerhard first touchdown from a T7 yard pass from Billy Kline Bully Klme then dazzled the crowd on a 67 yard touchdown gallop behmd the excellent downfield blocking of Captain Bobby Bossons This game attamed for the Canaries a prominent position in the battle for the supremacy of the Big Fifteen NUMBER NINE was an easily got 35 to O victory over Benlamin Franklin Hugh School of Philadelphia The second and third string teams proved most effective while the Varsity was resting for its all Important Turkey Day battle NUMBER TEN Thursday November 25 Thanksgiving Day Allentown High School rampaged over the Bethlehem lads to a T3 to O victory in the traditional Turkey Day battle Dark horse Willy Flamish seemed to step out from nowhere and led his teammates to victory Hudak DeAngelis and Wash tried to keep things going for the Bethlehem team but they were up against to great a strength Allentown not only beat Bethlehem that day but won the Big T5 conference title EVENING ON THE HILLS Night Drops of pearl peeping from nowhere Silence then A coyote s eerie wail Smoke curlmg into blackness far down the valley A cool moon meditates Whispering pmes split the solitude Night rules' P W Page Two Hundred and Thirty eight . . . I . . I . I . . . . . , . - i . I I I I I ' . I . . I . . . - proved his worth by displaying a one-man-goal stand repeatedly, besides scoring the . . , . ' I I I a ll ' I . . . . . i 1944 CUMUS Who s Who rn Basketball RICHARD SCHMIDT One of the smoothest and smartest ball handlers on the team and deservedly Captam GEORGE KRANIAK Hard working forward who worked awfully hard for every point He was a good tap up artlst BILLY KLINE Deadllest sharpshooter on the squad He was by far one of the best one hand push shots and set shots In the game PAUL WEISS Out In has lumor year because of an arm lngury thus boy never the less developed unto an aggresslve hardworking boy under the basket HENRY GERHARD A swell basketball performer he dlrected offensuve operatlons WILLIAM WANISH Up and comnng freshman wuth plenty of real basketball talent FRANK PFEIFFER Another up and coming basketball player who should be plenty hot next year RAY DINI Just get thus boy an any sort of unuform be It football or basketball and you have a natural RAY RAMELLA One of the best one hand push shots on the team WILLIAM JACKSON Lanky fast an aggresslve player JULIUS SCHWAB He may be small but he s an awful lot of basketbal' JOE SKURLA Tall sophomore who should prove valuable next year Page Two Hundred and Th ty It e , 0 I I W . . . . .. I . n - , . W I . . . u and was tough on defense. I , - - . I gg . . . I . I A ' , I ' . 77 I I. ir - in 1944 CUMUS 1943 1944 Basketball Season EMMAUS The Allentown team paced by Kllne Kramak and Jackson started off the season by dusplaylng a dazzlmg offense and a tight defense that overwhelmed Emmaus 55 22 SOUTH WHITEHALL ln the second game the Canarles again showed thelr power by downmg South Whltehall by a 56 35 score by the end ofthe first half In a sluggush battle SLATINGTON Plllng up a 35 3 score by the end ofthe first half the Canaries quick breaking team handlly turned back Slatlngtons stubborn attack un the last half to wan 57 32 Kramak was hugh scorer wnth l4 pomts PHILUPSBURG Allentown admnnlstered a decnsuve 36 19 beating to revenge thenr only setback during the football season READ'NG Moving rapidly the Canaries qulckly headed the Red Kmghts of Readlng un thenr flrst appearance away from home and moved on to wm easlly by a 35 24 count ALUMNI In a remarkably low scornng game the Varsity nosed out the Alumnu by a 24 l9 score Dock Rahn was hugh scorer for the Alumnu wath l3 bug pomts whale George Kramak gathered l2 for the Varsity ln the prellmlnary game the faculty dropped a .hruller to the old men of the Alumnl 35 29 Page Two Hu d ed and Forty Q 1 1 1 1 . , . - - I . . . . . , . . 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 - I ' - 1 L' , . nr I Q 4 4 C D M U S 1943 1944 Basketball Season f C ontsnuedt THE LEHIGHJ Vs The Lehsgh team was swamped wsth baskets as A H S ran away wsth the game ol T5 Kransak agasn took scorsng honors EASTON ln a scorsng spree seldom equalled Coach Crum s boys dashed Easton s hopes to the ground 53 39 sn an East Penn League opener Dependable George Kransak garnered l9 posnts whsle Bsll Klsne was close behsnd wsth l3 NORRISTOWN By a 48 25 score the Canarses beat a stubborn but out classed Norrsstown qusntet to make st nsne strasght HAZLETON A H S was rudely dumped from the undefeated column by an sn spsred Hazleton aggregatson by a 45 4l count Degatss was really hot that nsght coppsng l8 posnts whsle Dsck Schmsdt of the Canarses scored l3 BETHLEHEM The Canarses were once more sn the wsnnsng lsst as Bslly Klsne scored l9 markers to lead hss team to a 5l 44 vsctory over Bsll Emery s boys from Bethlehem TAMAQUA The Canarses eassly handed the Tamaqua qusntet a 47 33 defeat as Bsll Klsne and George Kransak each scored I8 posnts PHILLIPSBURG The A H S fsve agasn handed Phsllspsburg a decsssve defeat thss tsme by a score of 59 30 The Canarses were hot on thesr offenssve actson as Bslly Klsne found the hoop for l7 posnts but when George Kransak returned to the lsne up sn the second half Allentown forged ahead to a 39 36 vsctory POTTSVILLE Reachsng a new peak sn thesr playsng the Canarses defeated a strong Pottsvslle team by 50 33 Wsth Eastons surprsssng upset over Hazleton Allentown be came tsed wsth the Mountasneers for first half honors HAZLE TOWNSHIP The Hazle Townshsp players lust couldn t reach the basket whsle the local lads dropped sn basket after basket to wsn 32 I9 EASTON The Canarses agasn humbled Easton Hsgh School to the tune of 51 36 as they opened the second half season LOWER MERION Playsng the most brsllsant game of the season the Canarses thor oughly trounced the Ardmore Aces 45 33 UPPER DARBY Despste the fact that Cy Macken of Upper Darby scored 25 posnts on smposssble shots to amaze local fans the Canarses last half scorsng spree left the vssstors far behsnd sn our l6th vsctory of the year Hazleton Coach Crums smooth ball handlers smothered the Mountasneers under an avalanche of posnts as they won a thrsllsng game 47 27 from thesr arch rsvals The Canarses were deflnstely on as Klsne took scorsng honors wsth l5 posnts whsle Hazleton was off sn thesr usually accurate shootsng BETHLEHEM The boys from the Steel Csty to the east were really hot sn thesr second half game wsthA H S whsle the Canarses were off after playsng a brsllsant game Page Two Hundred d Forty o e FRACKVll.LEf The Frackville team put on a sizzling fight against the A. H. S. crew, an ' n I 9 4 4 C U M U S 1943 7944 Basketball Season lContmuedl with Hazleton Desplte the fact that Kranuak dumped In l5 pomts Allentown suffered their second defeat of the season TAMAQUA Led by Klme and Kranlak who hut the hoop for l9 and 18 pomts re spectlvely the Canarles ran up a total of 69 pomts against the Blue Ralders from up country POTTSVILLE Allentown again toppled Pottsvllle to place themselves In a tue for second half championship wlth Hughle McGeehans star performers Kranuak who was the lnduvldual hugh scorer of the league gathered 10 of the local boys 36 pomts READING Despite the fact that the Varsuty took a rest the local five succeeded In defeating Readung by a score of 42 34 to close the regular scheduled season The Play offs ONE Playing a heads up ball game from start to finish the Canarues out played Hazleton Hugh to a 43 3l truumph The Canaries were undoubtedly the better team on shots They also played theur best defensive game of the year forclng Hazleton to make most of thelr pomts on long set shots TWO The last quarter proved fatal to the Allentown Canarues who though playmg a close game were off theur stride whale the Mountaaneers were playing as though the future of the world depended on It However they dnd put up a strong battle up to the last quarter when Hazleton scored TO pomts to our l to wm 34 to 23 FINAL All dreams for state championship were shot when Hazleton managed to nose out the Canarles In one of the closest games of the year Degatls wasthe bug man of the night dumpmg In 8 baskets for l6 pomts to lead his team s assault In a 33 31 victory Both teams played a bang up ball game but Hazleton managed to eke out two more pomts than we could SUNSET The sun snts snlent Silent Upon the horuzon Gazmg expectantly upon the world Wuth a Great wondermg eye Then slowly slnks As nf In Solemn sorrow Over the snght It has lust seen B P092 Two Hundred and Forty two V . . , . . - I - . . . . , I . I . . , . . - . I . - the floor that eveningg they ran circles around Hazleton's taller squad to sink many lay-up . I , . I I . I . . . I . , . - . i . G. 1944 CUMUS 5 1-1-441 1943-44 Swummung Season A seasoned Allentown Hugh School swummung team combunung the speed of Guft Taylor and Wuckkuser the stamuna of Engler Schantz and Poh and the grace and aguluty of Wulgruber and Hessunger plus the power of the medley team establushed an umpressuve record thus season They have been undefeated un Hugh School competutuon thus year were conceded the Dustruct Champuonshup by Dustruct Cammuttee won the P I A A Eastern Reguonal Champuonshup placed thurd un the State Champuonshup and acquured thurteen medals 6 gold 6 sulver and 'I bronze Makung theur unutual appearance of the I944 season the Canarues defeated a strong HERSHEY team by a score of 39 27 Hughlughtung the vuctory for the Canarues were Guft Engler and Wulgruber ln a closely con tested meet Coach Hacket s mermen fought BLAIR ACADEMY to a 33 33 tue A H S natators overpowered GIRARD COLLEGE un a dual meet at Allentown The work of Guft Wulgruber and the medley was hughly credutable The BLAIR ACADEMY boys proved too much for the local mermen as they scored a decuslve 40 26 vuctory Makung ut two un a row over the Chocolate Cnty Kuds the Allentown boys gave HERSHEY a 38 28 drubbung Sparkung the locals were Poh Taylor and Engler Capturung 7 out of a possuble 8 events the A H S paddlers overwhelmed a weak READING Hugh team to the tune of 53 I3 Sweepung another 7 out of 8 events the Canary boys downed a stubborn COATESVILLE Hugh team 48 I8 Guft Schatz and Poh led the vuctors wuth umpressuve vuctorues In theur lost hugh school competutuon the Canary and Blue lads chalked up a 45 21 decusuon over READING Hugh un a meet held at Readung A determuned Canary crew domunated the REGIONAL SWIM MEET held at Mullersvulle State Teachers College Pool garnerung 40 pounts to Yorks second place team 39 pounts Capt Larry Guft Don Poh James Hessmger and the medley relay composed of Engler Schatz and Guft each took Furst places to boost the Canarues scorung margun By thus vuctory over theur tradutuonal swum ruval York the A H S mermen entered seven swummers and the l50 medley relay for the champuonshup dash at Penn State Although faulung to take any unduvudual champuonshup at State College the A H S swummers took 3 seconds I thurd and Hfth place to finush thurd un the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING MEET Larry Guft Bull Engler and the medley each capturung o second place mauntauned A H S s hugh swummung standards The competutuon throughout the meet was very keen and A H S wuth 20 pounts fmushed 2V2 pounts behund the second place team of Erue Strong Vuncent Sophomore: .lunuors Senuors Fred Beusel Paul Bander Donald Allebach James Hessunger Wulluam Engler Roderuc Buller Dennus McGunley Leonard Muller larry Guft Peter Ruckmer Donald Poh Anson Rabenold Mgr Charles Rose George Rassler Wulluam Schantz Earl Roth Joseph Rudley John Kustler Mgr Benny Ruhe Wulluam Schatz Ruchard Taylor .lack Stolz Donald Seyler Wulluam Wuckkuser Bernard Wulgruber Eugene Wurst Robert Wolferd Page Two Hundred and Forty three u -- ,f f ,sa li sex , , u- so - L. iss A . , jzjxm .A K K U cu u 4 L - - YH Ni. . 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I I ' ' I I 1 1 1 . , . . . 1 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 1 , , . . . . , . . . , . , . ,ul H16 AP if 1944 if ,gg CUMU5 1855 ? 1 Page Two Hundred and Forty four Pat Stewart Mar e Wof Corr ne L ngenfe ser Joan Parker Dorothy Rossner Lorra ne Kuhns Janet Laudens ager lst Row JoAnn Kohr erma d ly ng Down Mary Ann Frankenfe d Phy s Beth Hottman 2nd Row Ce a Egge Vo et Sopper Caro yn Cunn ngham Nancy G ft Joyce R ckert Dorothy Snyder Betty McCa n F ores Ruth Jean We ss Joann McCa Seated Janet Maxton Mary Jane Betty Sch ffer Joyce Suter Mgr The Court--- Knee ng Joan C auser Capt Pal Ca ahan Janet Young Leona K ng Ch Pot Macle Cl ITICY Lo s Herbe n 3rd Row Nancy Pearson Attendant He en Leons Attendant Sh r ey Shumberger Queen Dorothea Be ter Attendant Phy s Ensrud Pau ne Nag e Ann Shaak YOCSOI1, Jud th Ruhe E a Lamont Roberta P eh J nx Hayden e Frey Ruth Dougherty Luc G r s Not on P cture Ol' D rect cket Ho dant Dav d Atten 1944 COMUS Girls' Aquacade Four years ago a unlque and distinctive Innovation on the Allentown High School swimming program was presented to a thrilled and rapturous audience The event was the presentation of the Girls Aquacade which since has held a firm place in the annual activities of the school The Aquacade was fashioned after Billy Rose s famous spectacle at the New York World s Fair and although the school did not have Bully Rose as director it did have Davey Hacket Under Mr Hackets able direction and thorough training the first Aquacade an event of exceptional beauty was presented Since the first presentation the popularity of the attraction has steadily Increased Spectators were admitted to the first Aquacade by Invitation Each year s show has in creased In aquatic glamor and popularity necessitating several evenings presentations to accommodate the crowds The proceeds of the second Aquacade were given to the Civilian Defense Swimming Committee Mr Owen W Metzger chairman It was a great success ln this way the gurls not only gave entertainment to hundreds of people but also gurls not only reached but far surpassed the hugh standards set by the previous aquacades Due to its universal appeal and by popular demand the I944 Aquacade was held a third night lts fame has spread and its delightful appeal to persons of all ages makes it top notch entertainment Upwards of fifty gurls partuclpated The theme was The Queen s Party There were spectacular numbers and colorful rhymthlc formations beau tiful diving and demonstrations of Army and Navy disaster techniques as well as the usual comedy The music was furnished by the ten piece swing band the Canary Cavaliers Each year the cast of the Aquacade has been entertained at a dinner at which tame medals have been awarded to all participating girls Thus Allentown High School again leads the way un new hugh school activities for gurls aquacades are presented In only o few other schools throughout the country The director of the Aquacade was Mr David R Hacket assisted by Miss Joyce Beary, of the dramatic department Miss Anna Schadt of the art department and her student assistants Sherwood Herring and Richard Hofacker and Mr Albertus Meyers of the Music department Page Two Hundred and Forty five 1 . - . . . , . . . , . . .. . . . I A . I . . U . . . I helped in the war effort. The third event was eagerly awaited, and Mr. Hackett and the . . I . . . I . . . I ' - . . I . G I . . . . . .. I . - . . I . . . I . . I U . 1944 CUMUS 1944 Baseballers JULES SCHWAB co captam Thus dumnnutuve center flelder IS cl speedy ball hawk and a powerful hutter HARRY HARTMAN co captam Takes care of the hot corner and IS defmutely an asset to any team DICK WELTY Lanky fnrst baseman whose fueldmg and huttlng adds a great deal of power and punch to the game CLIFF KINDRED Ace veteran hurler thus boy ought to have a great season of baseball RAY DINI Not only a swell quarterback but also a hard huttmg outfielder BOB BOSSONS Bug boy who does a fine 'ob at the catcher s positron EON WIEAND One of the few veterans commg back for an Infield posutnon JACK RITTER Has the make up of a real swell sluggmg outfielder JIM BROWN Veteran commg out for the catching posltuon WEISIE WEIS Lanky right arm pitcher wlth a smooth slde arm dellvery HEN GERHARD Speedboll artust wnth a wicked curve He IS also a mlghty flne hltter Others reportlng are Santee Ramella Smnth Penfly Jackson Thomas Krause Busovne Harrington Leh and Frantz Page Two Hundred and Forty :rx JOHNNY HIPPLE' -Hard-hitting shortstop, who ought to see plenty of action. - . . , . . - . . l : I I . I ' I I I I I I f ' 1944 MUS and Tom Stewart, dashes, Weights Robert Brown Robert Harr Fred Shankweiler Leonard Bachman Richard Dankel William Wanish Distance William Flamish Paul Harrich William Miller John Miller John Reman Ralph Lehr John Carr Sheldon Davis 1944 Track Coach Clymers track squad carries only nine experienced men, Bobby Harr Ralph Walters, and Leonard Bachman in the weights Wes Farmer, Leonard Glazier Bull Flamish, Frank Fischl, and Paul Harrich, distances Edward Plckard Frank Fischl Edward Ettunger Donald Moffitt Robert Fredericks Joe Gatti Curtis Zimmerman Edmund King Gerhart Vadelund Tony Polumbo Carl Behler Harry Lantz Hillel Sillberg John Dunbar Buehler John Smith Gene Emery Elwood Mack Mike Rackochy John Gackenbach Dashes Leonard Glazier Don Harmoney Harry Meyerberg Bob Kantra Herb Gernert Tom Stewart Ed Flanagan Raymond Snyder Frank Gilli William Longnecker Geo, Scheoneberger Walter Sittler April April May May May May SCHEDULE Inter-class meet Penn Relays Bethlehem Reading Emmaus Phillipsburg Away Away Home Home Page Two Hundred and Forty-seven Frank Sittler Frank Elchoch Robert Horn Wes Farmer Hurdles Broad Jump Pole Vault Robert Lutz Jesse Jackson Robert Fatzinger Melvin Rudert Dick Dubhfelter William Shook Robert Missimer QQ HIGI9 1944 CUMUS l85'5 'C cheerleadang squad 1944 Cheerleaders d know they mean lt The 1943 44 A H S Fight' yell the cheerleaders an you IS one of the best ever at Allentown Hugh School When the gonng was tough ut was the cheerleaders who boosted the flghtung spmt of the team d ce of work they dud In sustam Thus peppy squad deserves credut for the goo ple mg school morale Mary Lou Schlechter Barbara Kulp Richard Heller Lucy Romng Wllllam Wucklser Nan Fetzer David Mellenberg Jean Warmkessel Skippy Black Kenneth Ransom Dons Hertz Page Two Hundred and Forty eight O lx J' E 2 1 We ,Q Ili !? 19 na I 7, l f 'fx y I X Yffy' so ll ' ll ' . . . . , . ' I 1944 CUMUS A Cappella Choir Thus year the members of the a Cappella Choir had their rehearsals as a part of theur dally school schedule, Instead of havmg them after school ln spute of the constant change un personnel, the chour as the some zealous group that nt has always been, and under their friendly and enthusnashc dlrector, Dr Acker, they have mamtalned thenr hugh standards Thus cholr ns one of the leadmg musical organtzatuons In the Lehlgh Valley They sang before an audience of over one thousand at the annual banquet of the Communlty Chest, for the Rotary Club, for Salem Reformed Church, and for our own students nn the audu The chour feels deeply grateful to Dr Acker for hns excellent darectmg lst Soprano Eleanor Gaumer Edith Heller Dorothy Snyder Ethel Woolley Dons Netzmk Renta Eckert Marlon Kemper Darlene Becker Betty Frantz 2nd Soprano Annette Peters Joyce Mmnch June Schafer Vtolette Meyers Glorla Shott Dons Pummber Elame Fulner 2nd Alto Mary Jane Roberts Lots Tinsley Ethella Cressman Clara Petrovnch Betty Zlegler Amta Posselt Jeanette Banzhoff Carolyn Sunday Irene Koller lst Alto Fern Hess Helen Leons Ruth Edgar Annamae Fronges Vnola Meyers Dorothy Better .lean Ann Edwards Jean Thomas lst Tenor James Francts Richard Trump Herbert Sell Warren Muller Richard Kutz Benlamm Stahl 2nd Tenor Earl Knecht Robert Stemmetx Rodney Ressler Gerald Metzleo Wulluom Remmel Rtchard Lewns Donald Gehman Page Two Hundred and Forty mne 2nd Bass John Getssmger Ruchard Furchner Charles Schmud Joseph Kellner Gerald Bell Horace McCready Robert Merkle Earl Llchtenwalner Herbert Gernerd lst Base Rnchard Clolr Thomas Sassaman Floyd Schmoyer Robert Fatzmger Donald Seyler Harold Bortz Ruchard Grim Gomer Rees U torium during National Music Week. H944 CUMUS Chorus The year l944 has been extremely profitable and enuoyable for the Chorus The annual concert was guven by both gurls and boys Boys were avaulable for the first tume un a number of years The Chorus was assusted by the Orchestra, another fine hugh school organuzatuon, whuch was durected by Mr A'bertus Meyers Thus us the first tume un eleven years that the two orgamzatuons have put on a uount concert Thus year s concert featured the patruotuc ode, The Call to Freedom, by Vuctor Herbert lt was the maun number of the program, and was such a success that the auduence the largest un years, demanded an encore The Huntung Chorus, and Farmers and Wuves chorus, from the opera Martha, by Frederuck Von Flowtow, were also guven The orchestra played the Overture, from Egmont, by Beethoven, Munuet from the Mulutary Sym phony by Haydn, and Knughtsbrudge March from the London Suute by Coates The soloust was lovely Glorua Vanda, pruma donna soprano of the Creatore Opera Company, who sang a group of selected aruas and other numbers Pretty street frocks unstead of evenrng gowns were worn by the gurls Dr Acker and the chorus are grateful for the assustance of Mr Meyers and the orchestra And the chorus members wull always remember Dr Acker for makung the concert so great a success Soprano Martha Ackerman Darlene Becker Dorothy Barstow Joan Byer Elaune Butz Barbara Bray Rhoda Cope Dolores Colarusso Joyce Chrustman Renua Eckert Jane Edgar Betty Jane Frsher Betty Frantz Elaune Fulmer Ethel Fuddler Eluzabeth Fogel Frances Fegely Eleanor Gaumer Joyce Geho Eduth Heller Grace Hopluns Glorua Heckman Anna Hoof Eduth Iannucullu Mary Ellen Jones Vurgunua Jones Maruon Keuper Geraldune Koch Marylun Kunney Mary Karban Elyne Kramer Ruth Kressley Bettue Kratz Barbara Keck Jeanette Laudenslager Jean Longenbach Joyce Munuch Vuolette Meyers Dorothy Moyer Jean Moyer Dorus Netznuk Claur Noll Thelma Nace Annette Peters Dorus Pummer Lorraune Paylor lucy Ann Roberts Page Two Hundred and Fufty Joyce Ruckert MOTION Rau Dorothy Snyder June Shafer Glorua Shott Mamue Swoyer Luculle Seup Betty Sechler Wulma Shumer Ethel Woolley Marue Wolf Joyce Weul . u . . u . . . - uu - uu uu ' lu uu ru .1 - ru . . I - uu - - uu ' I r ' A to Jeanette Banshoff Jean Bremug Ethella Cressman Lllllon Calpey Elaine Dougherty Vlrglma Dvlley June Dreusbach June Danner Jean Ann Edwards Ruth Edgar Elaune Eberle Annamae Fronges June Greenawalt Fern Hess Jean Hardner Kathryn Haas lggllll Personnel Serena lobst Irene Koller Kay Frances Joann Kohr Helen Keons Arlene Mock Vuola Meyers Jeanne L Novak Clara Petrovuch Amta Posselt Josephmx Petroccn Mary Jane Roberts Carolme Sunda Pearl Stem Vurgunla Szuta Grace Shankweuler Lots Tlnsley of Chorus Jean Thomas Eva Trexler Jean Wnegand Bette Ziegler Dons Zettle Tenor James Francls Donald Gehman Ruchard Kutz Earl Knecht Ruchard Lewns Warren Muller Gerald Metzler Edward O Shea Robert Ressler Wllluam Remmel C09 CDMU5 I C ontmuecl James Snyder Benlamm Stahl Herbert Sell Robert Stenmetz Rrchard Trump Bass Gerald Bell Harold Bortz Rlchard Clanr Gene Emory Ruchard Furchner Robert Fatzmger John Gelsslnger Herbert Gernerd Rlchard Gram John Horan Francus Janenka Joseph Kellner Earl Llchtenwalner Horace McCready Wulluam McCready Robert Merkel LeRoy Peters Robert Parsons Gomer Rees Mike Rickey Charles Schmndt Floyd Schmoyer Thomas Sassaman Donald Seyler Dale Smyth Richard Zwnckle Orchestra The orchestra has had another good year under the able dlrectlon of Albertus L Meyers Although Dlrector Meyers had only a small number of muslclans left, because of the great number graduated last year, he has, nevertheless, produced a flne orchestra Many dffflcult selections which had never before been successfully played by any A H S orchestra were placed before this group of muslcuans and they learned to play them and play them well Thus organization made tts debut at the first assembly program, and durung the year has contributed nts but at school events whenever called upon As vs the custom, the or chestra provided music at class plays between acts and at mtermlsslon The orchestra also entertamed the sallors and marlnes at Muhlenberg College, and played for the closlng of the Umted Appeal Drlve However, the outstanding achuevement of their year was the accompanylng the Hugh School Cholr ID the presentation of the patrlotlc cantata, The Call to Freedom, at whuch tame Mass Glorua Vanda of the Creatore Opera Company was the guest soloust In an earluer hugh school performance of thus cantata, a professlonal orchestra had played the accompamment Vfolln James Poulos Marilyn Krause Kay Suter Joanne Parker Louase Wentzel Zom Burkhart Muriel Slnberg Earl Walbert Ann Sherman Russell Farmak Norton Schwartz Dorothy Detsch Vrola Peter Reppert Juanlte Stern Cello Donald Aulenbach Trumpet Richard Detweuler Phsllp Sltler Harold Bergenstock Trombone Robert Bergenstack Alto Saxophone Myles Werley Drum John Eckert Plano Kathryn Leh Strrng Bass Paul Moatz Flute George Hundley Donald Wotrung Page Two Hundred and Fifty one Oboe James Blery Clarmet George Sllfles Jock Schuler Bassoon Mnlton Focht French Horn Marne Dllluard Eluzabeth Roeder ,944 CDMU5 l Band Calendar September Making Its debut along with the football team at the first game the new edctnon of the Allentown Hugh Band presented a colorful array Gold cntatnon cords and new emblems adorned the shoulders of the musicians an blue, whale snappy army style overseas caps topped off the new umforms Then with the assistance of Mr Russell Mnley and Mr Fred Zoppl the band really dnd bear down to perform the mtncate performances presented at game time October The dufflcult formations that the band presented at half time drew loud applause from the band fans The saul boat formation honormg the men of Uncle Sam s first lune of defense was presented between halves of the A H S vs Pottsvnlle game lt us noteworthy too that the comparatively new malorette squad luved up to the hugh standard set by those of former years November Robbed of an excellent opportumty to display the potential manuevers a good band would perform the Turkey Day Classic was of little mterest to the Canary band followers other than wunmng the game December January February The newly organized A H S Cavaliers played for a dance In the Palestra A H S rs proud of havmg one of the finest of school dance orches tras The concert band was now started and consistent methodical rehearsals for the concert season began Page Two Hundred and Fifty two w -H 1 . , . ' I . . . v . - , I I r , . , , L' . . . . , , ,944 CUMUS March, Aprul Now near uts pount of perfectuon, the band was all set to render some fine classucal selectuons for uts followers Band members who survuved the ordeal of con tunual practuce feel a specual sense of satusfactuon, knowung that they have completed a fine puece of work Thus sense of satustactuon was deepened when the members enuoyed the banquet and the evenung of entertaunment un Aprul May, June The concert season opened The three hugh school classes were thrulled by the concert prevuew guven them un assembly Later, the parents came along and lustened to the concerts, one guven at Hugh School and the other at Cuty Park To end the year, the band played for Commencement exercuses Thus concludes another chapter un the annals of Canary and Blue Bands Presudent Robert Neubauer Vuce Presudent Betty Becker Secretary Kathryn Leh Treasurer Ezra Wenner Trombones Ezra Wenner Jr Robert Bergenstock Bryan Bray Thomas Schaffer John Krupka Betty McBrude Karl Ernst Albert Geho Barutones G Edward Reuchard Edward Ruch Eugene Kave Basses Alton Romug Carl Doll Paul Solt Fred Suttler Horns Marue Dulluard Betty Roeder Thomas Sassaman Alexander Tuogo Grass Stanley Glowsku Ruchard Mclaughlun Glockenspuel Kathryn Leh Oboes James Buerz James Poular Basson Multon Focht Bass Clarunet Thomas Heunz Comets Ruchard Detweuler Kenneth Graslez Robert Neubauer Rollun Wulluam Robert Parry Phulup Suttler George Duetruch Curtus Acker Eward Moll John Teapp Wulbur Scholl Hulbert Gross Vuncent Palumbo Fruncus Janenhs Ruchard Krause Flutes George Hundley Donald Woodrung Bruce Sueges Saxapohnes Myles Werley Theodore Otto Ruchurd Heller Chester Heunze Monus Rossettu Clarunets Ruchard Santee George Sulfuer Ruchard Foyle Henry Duehl John Cocca Jock Schuler Burton Kuhns Edward Wetherho Elaune Schultues C-OU GRASS Shunung and green Downy and green Id Zvonne Moyer Harold Clauss Donald Reunert Wulluam Becker Eluzabeth Sherer Wulluam Restum Ruchard Smuth Frank Savage Lundu Bartoletto Eldune Markowutz Frank Valek James Mac Wulluams Peter Reppert Drums Robert Behar Walter Steuner Charles Danuels Ruchard Trump Danuel Kale John Eckert Paul Moatz Wulluam Egge John Smnth Strugglung to hold your shallow grasp un the unfertul soul, Brave and hearty Strong and hearty Trampled and torn, stull you struggle And emerge Shunung and green Downy and green Page Two Hundred and Fifty three Leonard Miller Jacqueline Effting Isabel Kresley ,944 CDMU5 3355 3 7 nun' Ai: A asia Chess Club For the first tlme ln several years Allentown Hlgh School has a Chess Club whose members have been enloylng some keen competltlon wlth each other and wlth local and Lehlgh County teams At present four of ITS members are playlng a correspondence postal match wlth Brooklyn Technlcal Hlgh School They are Royal Weller Edward Wetherhold Robert Parklnson and Forrest G Schaeffer They are hoplng to have as outstandlng a vlctory as Forrest G Schaeffer had ln the Lehlgh Valley Tournament playlng ln the Y M C A bulldlng ln that tournament he was runner up to the Lehlgh Valley Champlon Ed Glllett of Bethlehem The club IS sponsored by MISS Spence and meets on every second and fourth Thursday of the month at the homes of the members On the plcture are Royal Weller and Forrest Schaeffer seated at the table standlng left to rlght Harold Zeeman Robert Parklnson Franklln Sherman Rlchard Yehl Gomer Rees and Ed Wetherhold Rlchard Zolllnger and Fred Weller are not on the plcture Page T o Hundred and F1fty fou YW l I 1 - 5 1 1 , . . - 1 . ... . , ' , , . 1 5 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . w '- r Hilda Bender I9-44 CUMU5 Commercial Club On the lighter side of this club, which is composed of hugh averaging Commercial students, were the frivolous monthly meetings held at the homes of members, the annual banquet, and the dmner meetings On the more substantial side came the really serious defense stamp sales for Uncle Sam The results of these sales were most gratifying The Commercial Club's creative work included an inspection of the wheels of the community interests, by actual visits to many places of business in Allentown A pleasant and valuable relationship, long established, formed between the Commer cial Club and the Allentown business world, closely unites the commercial department of of Mr Rabenold, sponsor, the Commercial Club is bound to go on successfully in all its undertakings President Erna Wolf Vice President Dorothy Geschel Secretary Fay Knaake Treasurer Peggy Stockberger Jeanette Bramich Jennie Galllano Betty Hausman Madeline Hemtzelman Barbara Keck Gerald Kleppmger Margaret Knerr Elizabeth Krause Paul Kronmger Helen Lewis James Meagher Richard Meitzler Ruth Normington Marie Novak Muriel Oberson Geraldine Raph Lorraine Reinbold Page Two Hundred and Fifty five Corinne Schrelbstem Margaret Speer Margaret Uhl Eleanor Weaver Helena Wleder Helen Wmarsky Anna Wlnmdh Dorothy Yeakel Elsie Yost I A. H. S. with the entire community-a relation we hope will continue. Under the leadership IQ44 CUMUS German Club The German Club as made up of students who are eager to learn more about the culture and customs of both German and Pennsylvanua German people than can be ob tanned un the classroom Members, naturally, are required to be students an the German classes and they are also required to have at least a passing average The group meets the second and fourth Frudays of the month one meetmg to dnscuss the busmess of the club, and the other to enloy a program prepared on toplcs that lnterest all members From the very first and throughout the year, members have all been on the lookout for old German books and other articles of special Interest One of the most suc cessful meetungs was held with Le Cercle Francais at Chrustmas tume, when the club became Those who wull be graduated thus year say auf wledersehen to many pleasant mem ones, and know that through the work of Mr Allam and the presudent, Sara Best, they have gamed much un theur happy club assoclatuons President Sara Best Vrce President Amta Posselt Secretary Marporue Roth Treasurer Peter Trexler Sponsor Mr Allam Verna Bauer Richard Bergman Sara Best Elame Fullman Grace Gehman Mary Jane Heckman Joyce Kenyon Jack Klstler Edmond Krause Richard Kressman Helen Leons Vnrgmua Muller Dorothy Moyer Robert Neubauer Ruth Oberholtzer Robert Osman Lucille Ott Amta Posselt Edward Rabenold Marlene Roth Dorothy Smith Page Two Hundred and Fifty sax John Tallmadge Charles Fnelman Eva Trexler Peter Trexler Jean Wnegand Paul Wees better acquainted with the French Club and its flne work. 1944 CDMUS Girls' Gym Club The Gurls Gym Club, under the capable durectuon of Mass Boyer, got off to cu flyung start thus year wuth a most enuoyable Hallowe en Party As un prevuous years, the gurls had a deflnute prouect for whuch to work Thus year ut was a most successful exhubutuon before the Busuness and Professuonal Women s Club at the Amerucus Hotel The gurls have not only enuoyed these and other actuvutues of the club, but they have MEMBERS OF THE CLUB Mary Wasser Capt Sophomore: Dorus Funk Louuse Hunberger Betty Jane Kern June Leubenspurger Mary Oberholtzer Gloruo Olewune Ethel Roy Dorothy Rossu June Soylond Lucy Stoudt Joan Straut Joyce Sutee Jean Wenner Betty Wert Betty Wueand Junuors Margaret Bolher Rhoda Cope Margaret Grum Glorua Heambach Annabel leuby Paulune Lentz Gwen Muchener Rose Monkous Edith Suegel Jeanette Stocker Ethel Wulhude Senuors Vurgunua Conway Ethella Cressman Page Two Hundred a ud Fufty seven Betty Harper Betty Hofeluch Ann Lowrught Peggy McKnught Dorothy Moyer Thelma Nace Patrucua Steckel Mary Wasser Frances Wertman benefited from them. u944 CUMUS 'llllll un Girl Reserves The chuef purpose of the Gurl Reserves us to promote better feelung and fellowshup among gurls un both work and play The Councul consusts of two representatuves from each club who meet once a month to duscuss plans for the betterment of the unduvudual clubs Thus character buuldung organuzatuon consusts of about twelve dufferent clubs, each havung uts own advusers to assust un makung plans The gurls take part un many socual affaurs Reluguous and educatuonal meetungs are uncluded un thus program Gurl Reserves owes much of uts success to Marucnl. Gruder the Gurl Reserves secretary for her guudance and advuce throughout the year Presudent Vuolet Premecz Vuce Presudent Helen Csondor Secretary Jean Hawk Correspondung Secretary Jean Hadsell Page Two Hundred and Fufty eught . ..., . s- 3 Hg T. , 6 U U v 4 Q l , 4 U ' YY K t Q f ,A QS' .- Y U 'A g, ,lf - v. gr.,- , . ' I I 1944 CDMUS Historical Society The Historical Society was founded seven years ago by Mr Boyer, under whose able durectlon the society has been constantly growing The socuety as composed of those stu dents who realize that history, especially their local hnstory, ns really fascmatlng, and who have a desure to learn more about It The members learn the real value of historical art: cles, which to many persons seem entirely worthless Thus oblect us accomplished by meetlngs held sem: monthly, where some phase of local history IS discussed by the members or by Mr Boyer The socnety vs the proud possessor of a color film entitled Historic Allentown, several scrapbooks, and a small library of state and local book and pamphlet maternal Thus year the soclety IS enlarging nts pnctorlal scrapbook of the History of Allentown, and IS paying specnal attention to the hlstory of local transportation President Sara J Best Vice President Betty Wise Secretary Mane Dlllnard Treasurer Anlta E Posselt Richard Aulenbach Ruth Bancroft Margaret Bollner Marietta Bortz Dons Boyer Frances Broschak Margaret Buchecker Gloria Burkhardt Harold Butz Frances Carpenter Shirley Crandall Ethella Cressman Margery Day Betty DeWalt Joan H Dubowucz Ruth Elsenhart Jean Frankenfield Vera Glaser Leonard Glazner Vurglma Grum Nancy Gurskey Arthur Haumowuoz Grace Henst Lorene Hemly Edmund Helffnch Lorraine Huber Mae Kehm Dons Jean Kiefer Anne E Klstler Leslie Lerner Margaret Love Peggy Lyte Ruby Mattern Peggy McKnight Wnlluam Mechamc Mary Alice Moser Rose Moukous Dorothy S Moyer Jean Moyer Beatrice Nussbaum Margaret Patterson Marilyn Peters Lee Phnllaps June Raab Page Two Hundred and Fifty mne Mary Ann Rahn Gomer Rees Marvm Rosen Murray Saltzman June Schafer Jean Shoemaker Dorothy Smith Glorla Stamm Patncua Stuckle Janet Young Harold Zeeman Dorothy Ziegler w I k A A.-V. 1 W, .5. ,,J.,, Q M. .. f9sllllHlc'9usN 1944 22 lf, CUMU3 L A Junior Red Cross The Junuor Red Cross of Allentown Hugh School under the sponsorshup of Muss Struthers, has reason to be proud of all uts ventures ofthe T943 44 school year Durung the Annual Roll Call, nunety five of one hundred homerooms contrubuted one hundred per cent to the cause and the remaunung few rooms came very close to that goal Thus us a record of whuch any hugh school can be proud Although some Frust Aud Classes had to b curtauled because ofthe war other actuvu tues proved very successtul The sewung classes under the durectuon of Muss Buehler made Cross Headquarters Muss Schaadt and her art classes made three hundred table menus for saulors un San Francusco and one hundred and eughty Chrustmas favors for the solduers at the Valley Forge Hosputal The organuzatuon agaun sponsored a well attended dance whuch realuzed a good profit for uts general fund From the homeroom Red Cross representatuves the Councul consustung of three sopho more, three uunuor and three senuor gurls and an equal number of boys was chosen The oftucers pruvuleged to lead thus group durung thus year were Janet Reeser chaurman Bruce Sumpson vuce chaurman Morrus Moore treasurer and Lous Herbeun secretary Janet Reeser Margaret Love Peggy Prenslau Duck Aulenbock Moms Moore Frank Fuschl Carolyn Howell Shurley Garfunkel Lous Herbeun Paul Nordell Page Two Hundred Gomer Reese Bruce Sumpson Faye Dellunger Jeanne Clymer Joan Straut and Suxty Harold Clauss Joe Hersh Robert Gold Sam Mussumer Jack Skunner ' sf r ' f J 2 1 ff ' xl .. n J , . , . I . . A . . .- . , , . ' ' I I 29 pairs of overalls, 8 snow suits, l3 shirts, and 9 iumpers. These were sent to local Red I N I . . . .I . . - I I F ' ' , i , 2 ' , 1 , - fc0qNHlG6'.r ,944 gcomus A. A L A Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francaus meets once a month for the purpose of learnmg more about the French people and thenr customs Sunce the French people are always polute and courteous thus as the atmosphere that prevanls throughout the club meetlngs Take Mary Lou Schlecter and Anna Mae Franges for example They frequently shout at no one an partucular Fermez la bouche One of the most unterestmg meetmgs of the club was the Chrustmas program whuch was held lomtly wnth the German Club Chrnstmas customs were duscussed and many lovely carols were sung un both French and German At another enloyable meetmg tume the Rev Mr Cressman spoke to the members and had them an stntches whsle he told about has unusual expernences wuth hrs famuly un Pans A not to be forgotten feature was the smgmg of the two soloists Vurgmua Berger and Jane Edgar who gracuously sang at almost every meetmg We shall always remember Le Cercle Franclas as the meetmg where we learned many things and had lots of fun Miss Swope us the capable and helpful sponsor Page Two Hundred and S xty one , S 1 s. T S 2: . 5- 6 A , X ' I I ' I .. ., I . . , I I j . 1944 CDMUS Latm Club Although many Allentown Hugh School students worked after school hours, and outside attractions were stronger than ever thus year the Latm Club enloyed a thoroughly successful season lnmntmg the meetungs to a business and a program meetmg on the first and thurd Thursdays of each month the club engaged In the pursunt of the classncs un a way both educational and entertamlng Reports were glven on Roman festavals newspaper artlcles dealnng wnth mterestlng dernvatuons of words from Latm, or a sublect closely related to Latm, or about some hlstorncally great Roman, were read under the headmg of Latm m the News and a Latm newspaper Acta Drurna, was read at each meeting Members of the club took especual delnght an fact, they vned wuth one another un workmg out the Latm crossword puzzles found In the Acta Drurna The officers of the Lat'n Club consisted of three sensors and one lumor the lumor holdnng the office of treasurer Presndent Joseph Haftl was amazed that no one ever walked out of o meetung, bemoamng the fact that the presldent always talked In a mono tone The vuce president was Mary Jane Heckman Mary Alexander was qunte relneved to learn that the mnnutes of the meetings dnd not have to be wrntten un Latm Gomer Rees was delughted to hear that algebra had nothing to do wlth makung the treasurer s report, that he merely had to know how to sngn hus name on a slnp of paper authornzmg J Warren Frntsch, club adviser, to transact some flnanclal business Page Two Hundred and S'xty two . I I ' J f I ' - I . . . - 1 IQ-44 CUMUS Wlfh a total membershIp of forty four the LatIn Club found Itself endowed with an unusually large array of fine vocal and Instrumental talent Rutn Kressley Wilma Shimer Dorothy SmIth Dorothy Rosser and Dorothy Rosshelm were the vocallsts, wIth Mary Jane Heckman renderIng some fine monologues LucIlle Frey Sally Ann Schoenly Elizabeth Koch Richard Aulenbach, Gomer Rees and George Pnckard all pianists and Donald Aulenbach a talented vIolInIst were the InstrumentalIsts A number of the boys, when given a chance to sing songs with LatIn words, claImed they were lust as good as Frank SInatra but Mr Fritsch openly declared that they sounded more lIke Frank s brother Not So hot tra Sophomores, as part of theIr InItIatIon learned the pledge to the flag In LatIn and at the InItIal meetIng were treated to a play based on the first book of Virgil s Aeneld under the dIrectIon of Marletta Bortz At a later meetlng the club advlser suggested that a fasces, whIch IS a bundle of rods with an ax In the mIddle be secured as a symbol of Butz volunteered to make one for the club Graduating members of the LatIn Club feel certain that theIr Interest In the classics wIIl be contlnued through younger members and that the LatIn Club wIll be In capable and Interested hands for the commg years The officers for the second semester were president Joseph Haftl VIce President LucIlle Frey secretary Mary Alexander and Treasurer Gomer Rees MEMBERS OF THE LATIN CLUB 1943 7944 SenIors Mary Alexander Betty Andreas RIchard Aulenbach Jeanette Banshoff Ann Baumgarten Marietta Bortz Rosemary DeFurIa Joseph Haftl Mary Jane Heckman George Pnckard Ammon Roth Carolyn Ruth Beryl Senderowutz Dorothy Smith Juniors James BIery Sara Brown Harold Butz Frances Carpenter Lucille Frey Ward Goodnow Charles Kachel Barbara Kms Arlene Mohr Helene Phil Ips Gomer Rees John Wilcox Sophomores Nancy Appel Donald Aulenbach Jean Bloch Joan Byer Nancy Canova Paul Clauss Edward Coleman ElIzabeth Fry C09 CHINATOWN Mott Street Pell Street Dark dIrty Dusty grImy Narrow streets narrow bUlldlngS Haggard women on corners brewIng songs Chickens hams, steaks hangIng In wmdows Dark dIrty Dusty grImy Mott Street Pell Street Page Two Hundred and Sixty three VIrgInIa HamIlton Beth Hoffman Elizabeth Koch Ruth Kressley Charles Rose Dorothy Rosser Dorothy Rosshenm Joseph Rupp Sally Ann Schoenly Carolyn Schwartz WIlma Shlmer Elizabeth StIne . . - I . . . . . . I . . I . I I . . . ' i l 1 I . I . I . . . I I I ' . . . , , . . . .. . I . . I I . . . . . I authority for the president, a suggestion the members approved unanimously. Harold I . . E . - , I . I ,. I ' I I I ' 1 1 . 1944 CUMUS Semor Math ematrcs Club At the begcnnmg of the school year, the sensor class dug up the remams of last year s club, reluvenated lt, and formed what IS now the one and only Sensor Mathematics Club It as a natuonal habutat of poets and debaters as well as of mathematncuans lt us o haven for anyone who deslresto wax poetical on the sublect Should Math teachers be executed whsle young, or should they be allowed to due a lmgernng death or the questuon of what speed the wmd travels If In 6,892 mules It travels 2V2 mules Orgamzed under the sponsorshup of Mr Neely and Mr Wemshesmer, the club has fifty members The meetungs have consusted of debates, mathematncal puzzles, and, naturally, some hmts for shortemng the work of dlftncult problems nn mathematncs President Donald Wueand Vrce President John Mock Secretary Phyllns Ensurd Treasurer Peter Trexler Mary Alexander Rlchard Aulenbach Robert Bach Dons Bank Rrchard Bean Eston Becker Robert Berg Ruchard Bergman Sara Best Frances Broschak Wnlllam Brown Gloria Burkhart Joseph Brewer Ruth Chnstman Jean DeLong Marne Dullard Ruth Ensenhart Phyllls Ensrud Rose Marne Gehrmger John Goddess Severen Green Joseph Haftl Robert Homllton Mary Jane Heckman Melvm Josephs Law Krvlm Page Two Hundred Edward Krlck Alfonso Lanzlllo Leslle Lerner Jack Lesavoy Donald Llchty Peggy McKmght Glono Mayer Jane Muller John Mock Charles Paff Dovrd Peters Lee Phnlups Marvnn Rosen and Srxty four Joseph Rosenblatt Ammon Roth Donald Schlegel Chrnsanthn Stavndls Bull Stettler Robert Smrth Loss Tmsley Peter Trexler Audrey Watt Donald Wneand Ethella Cressman Sydney Greenberg Peter Yurclck , f ,il so X 4 X ,V .. 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I 1944 COMUS Jumor Mathemahcs Club The Jumor Mathematics Club, organuzed on January 13 l944, under the capable leadershup of Mr Rentschler and Mr Hartzell, thus year complete a very successful term The club met every second Thursday In the month, and any lumor student nnterested could become a member Busmess meetungs, supplemented by mterestmg lectures by Mr Welnshelmer, head of the mathematics department, Mr Relchard, a faculty member, and Professor Truman Koehler of Muhlenberg College, who spoke at the Aprll lomt meeting of the Sophomore, Jumor, and Semor Mathematucs Clubs, were the mam features of the programs, arranged by commnttees and the advusers All members smcerely feel that the orgamzatuon has fulfnlled nts purpose to arouse a hugh degree of Interest In mathematics lst Row Hnldred Humenuk Helen Csondor Manlyn Peters Rose Maukous Joyce Roth Mary Frankenfleld Frances Carpenter Presrdent John Tollmadge Vice Presfdent Arlene Mack Secretary Helen Csondor Treasurer Robert Loch Faculty Sponsor Roger M Rentschler Faculty Sponsor-Rnchard W Hartzell 2nd Row Mr Rentschler Jean Frankenfueld Walter Barlmg Clarence Shock Robert Stemmetz Ruchard Cressman Jean Shoemaker Mr Hartzel 3rd Row Mr Welnsheumer Arlene Mack Margaret Bollner Adele Gottshall Shirley Garfunkel Vurglma Muller Kathryn Leh Page Two Hundred and Slxty hve 4th Row Wlllldm Sweeny Joseph Kellner Donald Seyler John Tallmadge Robert Loch 2 I 3,21 X x X , 1 K i s I O 1944 CUMUS Meetnng the second Tuesday of each month the Sophomore Mathematncs Club pre sented tlmely and Interesting topics to sophomores Interested In furtherung thelr knowledge of mathematics The club members prepared programs on mathematlcal problems, maps, geometrlc fallacles, and on the use of the transnt At varnous tlmes durung the year teachers of the mathematics department gave Interesting talks to the club Mr Wemsheumer spoke on Large Numbers, Mr Neely presented a slide fllm on How an Aplrlane Fltes, and Mr Retchard explalned the use of the sllde rule On April ll Professor Truman Koehler of Muhlenberg College addressed a comblned meetmg of the three mathematics clubs on Mathematics fn the War Effort To end the year, the club enloyed a pncnnc at Unuon Terrace Front Row lsadore Levnne Ellls Gamble Joseph Hlchar George Gellos Wtlllam Paulus Robert Gold President John Pldcock Vlce President Carolyn Schwartz Secretary Robert Gold Faculty Advisor Herbert H Renchard Sponsor Henry C Messmger Sponsor Robert E Brong Second Row Thlrd Row Mr Earle Wemsheumer Mr Herbert Relchard Dons Zettle Rana Dalla Palu Joan Byer Betty Stme Lucllle Sutton Chrysanthe Engelsson Helene Howard Barbara Shafer Abraham Lesavoy John Pndcock Walter Barllng Charles Kersthold Arland Adams Wnllnam Restum Edward Coleman Joseph Klem Mr Robert Brong Fourth Row Ruth Kressley Wulma Shnmer Lots Barteau Carolyn Schwartz Sally Ann Schoenley Cornne Lmgenfelser Manan Gerhard Genevueve McGuure Mr Henry Messmger Page Two Hundred and Sixty six Fffth Row James MacWulInams Allen Grafton Frank Gully Alan Femberg Lynn Frank Joseph Shocker Paul Clauss Donald Aulenbach yr ryyr, M ,c e y ,ma Sophomore Mathematics Club 1944 CDMUS National Honor Society Thus year, more than ever, the National Honor Socuety has actlvely engaged nn prolects for school welfare Conslstnng of only faculty recommended students, the socuety IS constantly on the alert to flnd ways In which the school can be lmproved One of the most umportant of nts many school actnvutnes us the assnstance un the war stamp sales Many members have also volunteered to serve In the student clmnc, a servuce offered by the socnety to students who desire and In any particular sublect Office mes sengers from the society also relieve some of the burdens of the extremely busy offuce force Guudmg the program were the officers and the advuser, Mr Allam Because of the enthusnastlc cooperation of all the members of the club, the Natnonal Honor Soclety has become one of the most Important and actave of hugh school orgamzatlons Presrdent-Rodenc Buller Vice Presldent Sara Jane Best Secretary Glorla Burkhardt Treasurer-Vmcent Peters Richard Aulenbach Ruth Bancroft Dons Bank Dons Bauder Darlene Becker Sara Jane Best Manetta Bortz Frances Broschak Roclenc Bullet Glona Burkardt Mary Jane Burkhold er Jane Cohen Amta Coleman Hornet Daskalos John DeHaven Ruth Elsenhart Phyllis Ensrud Jean Rose John Kath Frankenfleld Mane Gehnnger Goddess leen Gnder Ralph GroH Joseph Haftl Robert Hamnlton Geraldine Harrlng Betty Hausman Mary Jane Heckman Fern Hess Margaret Johnson Kathryn Kesach Dons Klme Louis Kreng Geraldune Landus Leslne Lerner Warren Mackes Glona Mayer Peggy McNlght Rlchard Meltzler Davld Mellenberg Nona Merkel Hawley Merrvhew Vnola Meyers Vnolette Meyers Jane Muller John Mock Algene Nederostek Ruth Normmgton Marne Novak Ruth Overholtzer Mnldred Olymc Raymond Persung Annette Peters Vmcent Peters Amta Posselt June Raab Rosemarue Raub Davud Peters Ruth Relchelderfer Lorrame Rembold Manlyn Richardson Lucy Romlg Ammon Roth Judlth Ruhe Carolyn Ruth Pollyanna Schaeffer Donald Schlegel Cornnne Schrenbstem Grace Schwartz Beryl Senderowutz Page Two Hundred and Srxty seven Robert Smith Rlchard Snelling June Soprano Rlchard Storrow Chnsanthu Stavudns Patrlcua Shckel Jean Thompson Eleanor Weaver Paul Weuss Anna Wlttman Donald Wueand Helen Wmarsky Erna Wolfe Dorothy Yeokel Elsle Yost Peter Yurclck Bette Ziegler O O Lucille Albright Rose Marie Falenchak Donald Lichty Calvin Peters Dorothy Smith 1944 CUMU5 uv' 0 4 Ili oo Orotan Debatmg Society Wlth the year I944 the Orotan Debating Socuety has been In exlstence for twenty years Under the recent sponsorshlp of Mr Waller, the meetlngs have continued to be formal and Informal have time and again lengthened the meetlngs provmg what many people might doubt that Orotans would rather argue than eat The sensors have left their mark upon the club an some way or another Mussmer for hls persuasuve ways Snellmg for hus abuluty to prove something or other, Puckard for has Henry Aldrich vonce, Peters for hus competent leadershnp Josephs for his exposatuon ad vocatmg more green grass ln Kentucky and Wueand for hls unusual abnllty as an athlete who can really debate Of course we can t forget the loyal lumor members Sherman, the mathematlcal wlzard, who never says anything not worth saylng Shaeffer, the chess master and solver of world problems Rees who never makes a mistake Wllcox, who never falls to question the legallty ofthe question, Parkmson and hrs pet sublect, aviation, Loch, 'nstemng with a sphmx luke but eloquent snlence Needless to say, the club does not agree on anything except the fact that they disagree Every member of the club undergoes gruellung tests before becomnng a member ofthe organuzatuon Thus system msures a hugh level of abnllty ID the membershup Lnfe membership us extended to all who are admutted to the soclety Vmcent Peters Rnchard Snellmg Donald Wneand Melvm Josephs George Puckard Sam Musslmer John Wnlcox Forest Schaffer Frank Snow Robert Talmadge Franklm Everett Gomer Rees Robert Loch Franklm Sherman Robert Parkmson Page Two Hundred and Sixty eight 2- rf' ' X n 'J W f .f s l R' ' f - n Q K ag ,l , X . ,, J ,I A lt rf C I the same informative get-together they have always been. Debates and discussions, . I . . . I . . . . . I . .. - . . . . i - ,xml Hlc 19 'slr IQ44- E 4 COMUS Students Pan American League The Pan American League of the Allentown Hugh School IS one of the clubs with a weather eye out for the present and future soludarlty of the western hemisphere The members correspond wlth South Americans and by this means learn much about theur hltherto unknown neughbors, general duscussuons and talks, accompamed by slides and motuon pictures, add to their knowledge and Interest A feature In the club meetings as the South American roll call, during whlch time volun teer members gnve pertinent information concernlng each country Under the capable leadershlp of Mr Waller, the League has planned and enloyed a tlne educational as well as an entertammg program Plans for an even more stumulatung year are un the process of development, forthe club feels that the good wnll movement has nts basns IH such groups as thus Dons Bank Robert Behar Robert Berg Glona Burkhardt Manlyn Coleman Dolores DIGI Vurgnma Davus Phyllas Ensrud Presldent Robert Berg Vice President Phyllls Ensrud Correspondmg Secretary Chrnsanthn Stavrndus Recording Secretary Shurley Garfmkle Treasurer Lee Phllllps Ruth Elsenhordt Jean Frankenfleld Lucnlle Frey Francune Friedman Shlrley Gartmkle Verna Glaser Margaret Gram Carolyn Sanders Harold Zeeman Jr Anita Coleman Manlyn Peters Melvm Josephs Rosaland Kaplan Anne E Klstler Leslie Lerner Pauline Lentz Margone Long Helene Phnllnps Lee Phllllps Dons Ross Joyce Roth Marvm Rosen Page Two Hundred and Srxty mne Joan Schalfer June Shafer Patricia Stlckle Chnsanthl Stavndns Frances Wertman Pat Callahan Jane Muller Nona Merkel ' 8 Y, Q x f 9 . 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I U 3 .. 1 ,- t Q ly ' J.- A g N, 5 ,X .wsu V ,944 CDMU5 Varsity A Club The Varsity A Club, now In its fourth year, continues to promote school spurlt and better cutlzenshrp, as well as to encourage clean sportsmanship and hugh scholastic standards All male athletes who have earned their Varsity A award automatically become mem bers of thus orgamzatron Thus group IS raprdly becoming one of the most valuable clubs of the school The Varsity A Club meets every Monday after school The electron of officers rs held at the first meeting called during the first month of school by the sponsor of the or ganlzatlon Among the many achievements of the club are the sellmg of defense stamps and, bonds, Orientation Day excersrses for the sophomores, benefit movue ticket sales, and of course, the Varsity A Club show This all IS under the able leadership of Mr Kane and Mr Green, the sponsors Vice President Paul Wers Secretary Wrllram Klrne Treasurer Robert Harr Donald Allebach Joseph Anello Joseph Augustine Carlton Berger Robert Bossons James Brown Roderrc Buller Raymond Dm: Wesley Farmer Frank Frschl Wnlluam Flamrsch Richard Frantz Henry Gerhard Larry Gift Robert Hamilton Robert Harr Harold Hartman Wrllram Hepburn John Hrpple Richard Holveck Wrlluam Jackson Law Knvlen Wullram Kline George Kramak Kenneth Kressler Fred Long Leonard Mackms Daniel McFadden Edward Remaley Robert Roberts John Sabo Rrchard Schmidt Jullus Schwab Allan Shafer Fred Shankwerler Wrllram Smith Richard Taylor Glenn Thomas Page Two Hundred and Seventy Ralph Walter William Wanlsh Fred Wemshenmer Paul Weis Donald Wneand Bernard Wrlgruber Goerge Woodrrng Pete Yurrck Walter Zreger President'-Henry Gerhard 1944 w Z' CUMUS l' .o X X N XX X an Q ll' 5.'... '. Q f, 'X IQ-44 CDMUS is of Advertisers Albert Drug Co Allentown Bethlehem Gas Co Allentown Business College Allentown Dairy Co Auerbach s Berthold Studios Bohlen Gros 8- Moyer Calvin Studio Charles Stores Co Cotton Shop Dobnoff s Dorney Furniture Co. Farr Bros. Faust 8. Landis Freeman s Dairy Freeman Inc. P. A. Heimbach Baking Co. Herff-Jones Co. Holben Printing Co. Kemmerer Paper Co. Koch Bros. Kresge Sl Co S S Kuhns 84 Shankweiler Lehigh Valley Paper House Leon s Furniture Co Manning Armstrong Miers Bachman Lithograph: New York Floral Co Reeves Parvin Bi Co Rlnn Paper Co G A Rogers Jewelry Co. Sanders-Rsinhardt Co. Supplee Ice Cream Co. Trexler Lumber Co. Vogt s Jewelry Wetherhold 81 Metzger Wint Harvey F. Witwer-Jones Co. Woodling Studio Woolworth Co. F. W. Young 8. Co. M. S. Zollinger-Harned Co. Page Two Hundred and Seventy-M0 T1 O Q 352.3 S562 95 QP? LGU Luft mer Y 09 0 QYQ S Ll Amerlca S xouth has clone much to shorten thexxnr there1sst1H ntuth to be done Keep buying war St xmps incl bonclo revul lrlx Lontrlbutt to sdxtve colceuons be generous wlth xour lnloocl clon ztlonb gnc cn xour tune ind energy to volunteer SCTVILCS here on the horne front Its the little thlngs th'1t Count' Everv blt vou do w1H help opted Xhctory' H LQll c.b. 0 ALLENTOWN J l J?lllS Jo 571011 all QQQK' Pcge Two Hundred and Seventy three tv A ' l'v ' , ,. ., V A .. 5.5 I Q' ' , Y lk A 'si ' 13555, gf X r WN I I 2 ,1'4:2is1.f' f i.. 'NA 5, 17 4:7 5? - A 4 1 J - It IIMA1 1, X f -2- , 4, ll 5 'Q' Q w l ll 51 5 l , I '- I t t V . 0 ' V , Ili ' 0 2 ' b 2 Q' . .. ' ' A -f Y- , l - - ' - X . - .. . ,, . , .... 5 . v ' 1 E x x - v v 1 n C Q . LEHIGH VALLEY'S LEADING SPGRTS SHOP 0 Golf Tenms Baseball Swrm Su1ts Sportswear Frshmg Tackle 913 Hamllton Street ll 2 2 80 0 A . I ' . . 0 . . . COD Witwer-Jones Co S HERE JONES COMPANY IN Ol IORITFI 'Inu Zlifllflllg ewe are 'inc SIIUOIICFS P I ,I CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS SORORITY PINS CLUB PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS Samples Furnzshed on Request CO0 Offlclal Jeweler for Allentown Hlgh School NL' C ' f , J illldt 6,7 11,11 tlllll IlIl1l.dlltlll0ll.,S CO0 CO0 C00 C. Wlxxgert, Dl.strlct Mllllilgtxl' . 52ml Street Pllllaclelpl P Gonqrafufafiolzs .7 .Bmf of Buck in you .May mo. Tminnhlnng 5 Stains D G I I4 T S H Offl um mc ommqrcml Photography eautl u 1 ts n reetmg ar s 17981 A PTHdddS V , r A N ' P P -2' -1 IC - ' C01 B 'f 1 Cf 3 .1 G ' C tl Plxone 2-26641 2-8 1llI'llt'I'Sffi'l'f Hentown, P Pains e are IS earnest ISCIP es Pgr Hdd dS fy E was a master because he took infinite . . W 11. d. . 1 .79 Kemmercr Paper Company XI holeslle SC IIOOI SLPPLIPS I4 IC 335 357 H IIUIIIOII St Xllentown I enn 1 ettez s 3 an uf' il, uv V Z E C PE Constantly buperzor FREEMAN HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Thlrteenth md C een Sts Dlal 9666 PgT Hdd dS lygh I A V -1 1 xl , , Y - N 1 -,1 - A A ,1 A ' 1x , 1 A- ...-, 2 ' .' . . , ' 1. gb B 1, F f' ' 106' I , . Bo- fiends 33 Don' ilge ..,. ' I X7-,I .S , is 41' n E6 'A-T o l .O l i ,fl as age ' - I- In If -11 II ff-14-1. ,WT LI-E T-UM-,, TY 7 ' 1 Sr .' Q ' Comfalzmenls o Trexler Lumber Company The Allentown Busmess College !Jf prepares forward loolcln xoun men and women ID the shortest poeblble tlme conslstent ultll tllorough tralnlng ancl at the leant poaslble expense 01 m Portunl buimess Poszlzons WAR FINH AND P081 VN AR COL RSP S DAX AND IWILNING C I ASSI S PREP PNIPLOX NIIHYI SIM RX li I' p -H90 CIltOWIl llSlIlC5S College C H rn It IN APPROVfD bl SHNI SS SCIIUOI' Wetherhold 8: Metzger All nlou s Pamzfj Sho .Sf lHAlVlQUS SHOES AWD QCIENTIFIC FITTING lmo Pgr Hdd as ly . l l . . . . HOLL' in Hs H' fr successful your . . . . X - - U' ' O' ' l K K . 5 1. D n . . , 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 41 L - A ' A l L A 1 1 1 1 1 T Y 1 1 1 11 1 . 1 A . I 1 R L lk 1 1 1, 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JL Q 1- n 1 A 1 For Summer Scf:oo1c1ndFa1l Tenn parficrzlars. call. LL'r:'fv. or 5010 hom' H . All B -' ' ' - .lolln Oluq-x'ly', Prcxlmlr-nt 920 a i on Street fxllentown. Pennz. e 'n' R ' L e ' orc of . f ' l . ' z.. .D , 1 , 719 l a ilt n Street Allentown. llenr BOHLENGQQQMOYEIQ Uufiflers io N911 and Boys 721 Hamilton St Allentown pd Albert Drug Co Bql' PHYSICIANS A ND HOSPIIAL SUPPLIES Q1 M HA 41010 664 TIE so TYPE RS Besl Wishes lo 1944 Qradualcs M S Young 81 Co ROGERS E' 'W HARDW ARE IFWEI ERS th st x11 Leh1gh Valley Paper House apt 1 ere 'mts Pme Prmlzn Papers WIGPPZHQS Sfeczallzcs and Twme J P91 HdddEgy 9 xx ' ,I M- Q y fe 0 'A lv J. 3 VJ' Q cms Y' y Y N , V Don'lL1'kc .... v fi ' .5 1' I Ill - yn lf'67l I N ly ur GOI G 000 t X '. , 14 . I I, ' 31 N. Sth St. Allentown. Pa. swf, TT. ' 7- I S . C09 O00 Hamilton at 8 ,, 1 . entown, Pa. Allentown. Pa. COD in lu 1 g I x, 'A V V 1 , M I 1 n 32 N. ordan Street, Allentown, Pa. ' hi RA. FRE1-LMA , M. REGISTERED JE WELERS RH XX 1 CLASS RINCS OF QUALITY 911 llimllton Street Xllentown Iennfl F W VVo0lWorth C A Dorney Company Furnlture Companv Zollmger Harned Company Pgr Hdddf .XNIIC IA ,' QICNI SUKIII-QTY A I . 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There Are Great 'l hmgs Ahead for Post War Homes Durznq lfzesc days o mlc :sc mleresl rn helping to um the H ar Inc f as lndu Ira is seruzng Ircmen fuus quanillles o ud I0 producers 0 H ar lfalerraf PlEXIbllIfU cleanliness and econamu are required rn lfze applzcalzon 0 heal Io lhe precision lnslrumenls of u ar These same eatures lcxzbzlllq cleanh ness and economy mill ma c gas Ifze oulslandzng uel or your coo 1711, wafer fwalmg rc rzgerallon and home healing ln lhe gears o peace lo foflow l ALLENTOWN BETHLEHEM GAS COMPANY Haw you lrlca' HEIMBACH S New Bread Rolls, Buns and Cakes ompflmentv o 1 fllltlll ALL XVAYS BEST 923 927 Court Ct Allentown Perma Page T o Hund ed and E ghfy fh ee Q lla' PJ .g P Y 3 ' , ,V . 2' , . X rx A V f W. . ff V . ,ZA 4 ' jk! f I f'1 fe. ! I I ,'. f k .v. ' rvrs f f 1 xml fe ' ' C '- , n 0 um S CO9 C-00 KUUH Q Clothing, If urnlshlng Sp ortww 4 fu' Charles C Vogt AH9 DIAMONDS H SUPPLEE PgTHd d dfghfy f A ' . 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