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

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and xllthough the huildings and facilities ol' a school are ol' great importance, a school is worth nothing il' it is not enriched with line teachers and administrators. Allentown High School is fortunate to he blessed with excellent material equipment and a superh teaching stall of llll. The community of Allentown can he proud of its only high school. lior the excellent administrators and teachers produce many line young citizens. The student hody may not now appreciate all the opportunities which the faculty providesz hut, in time, a true realization ofthe numerous henelits will hring many votes ol' thanks. As our first ex- pression ol' appreciation, we dedicate the following section of our Comus to say thank you to everyone who has helped us prepare to lead liruitful lives during the many years which follow this short. three-year high school career.

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