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

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- Rf- klxcmmla M. lloRs'1' FRANK E. AYERS Ilwmf uf Ezigfiflz Dfpr. Cfnwaf lL'1zgI1',vIz lj, P, ,Englfylr I1zdz4.fIrz'nI Ezzgfzlrfz Imfu XI!'Ivt7I Ifflglivff l'1f,fpr9x .-X, I iI,ANNliRY Luulsle W. Howwz C. P. EIIIAQIZAIII Bu.v1'r1f.U' Englfflz I. Ilfra 1' I-11 IZ I,lIH'z1I'j' Iffub ENGLISH ' Rf 9' X +1 '- ' R -.nr ,:.:: '- Ri X N QW , R31 ik - . ..., fi. ' M ANN T. BILENKY Camera! E71gII-.VII Bzzfzzzeff lfr1gI1'fI1 NIARIE P. KRESSLEY C. P. lfIIgIlAfII Srfpfzozzmrf G1'rI.v' ,IzIc'I.n'r 'wifi' BI..-XNCHE S. BURKE Gfnfraf E7IgII.,YII MAX' R. IVloRcsAN B14 ,YI-Ilfjj E11 gf I.rIz THROUGH READING, WRITING, AND SPEAKING . Rf'z1a'1'11g fogffhfr for vrzjoyzzzvzzf HARRY -I. CURRY IIIIIIIJRIVIIII Engliflf RUTH -I. REESE C. P. Ezzgliflz Rfmlizzg 1IIIPfll'l'fV?Zt'III P6136 I'Zl't?7II3 v

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NlEI.v1i,i.E bl. BOYER llr11riqf'Sfff-iizf Sflldlitil' Dfpi, 1'i'ubffn1,r of Df'morf'z1fy Ol,YN1l'IA K, CAssoNii 1f'm'fuJ Illlffllfj' fzzriim' Rn! Crum' SOCIAL The Social Studies Depart- -loi-iN A, BAKER Prolzffmf qf DF771Uf1'Hf5' fl'm'fd PI'Ob!FIIIJ' lf S. Ilzlrtozj' Clzfff Club PALIL B. PQssi:R lforld lli.vrory Ivllfjlify 'fell' Club Brfyfr Iniramzzral Program Spfulffn' Hfrahl Tribune Frfrzmz fl1lf7U'I' Tfarlzfrf of ,JIIIFFI-l'Il STUDIES RICHARD C. BAUER FRANCES M. Bixu-:R IVWM IiI.l'fIlI'j' lv. S. H1'.riory Bu 5 1' 71 an EIIKQZIFIZ !UlU'I1!1!I,fNI Dm mat fry Canary .-1rfr'1',ff1' XNILLIAIXI G. 4li:Nsz1.ifR Iiucziawh GRUSSMAN Prolzffrzzf QfDfl11m'raf'y lf S. 1l1'.rlm'v L1 S. l1'f.fIm'y BY STUDYING THE PAST . ment gave us a comprehensive program whereby we can bet- ter ourselves for understanding W the importance of around us. Through our con- K, stant studies we become well informed ahout our local. state, national and international affairs, By heing able to express our opinions on these subjects freely, we ciate the fact that a democracy. iqflldyl-7Z,Q fora! the world can appre- we live in fIl.VIlfI,0 Il pzigf y