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

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x john A. Baker U. S. Hixfwlv, llhrfizl 1,1716 fum X 22 Paul B. Ever Iforfd Hislmlv Willi:1mG. Ciemzler U, S, Hiftmlv, Probfrnzx of Richard C. Bauer Francgx XYA Bixler Olympia Cassone Ilbrfd Hzlrfmlv U, S. Hiytmiv, Jaurnalixm, W'0rla'H1'5tory Dranzalzks 1- Z2 wf'fyW'jf ,.:.W2f 'b,'. 5 ,A f ,fer , . 1 A , A .,..,. , . . . ,, ,D ,,. ,,,.,,,,9 -wwf . X567 V , ..,f , ,,,. . , ,., ,nw . ,,,,,,,,,..f.l,.,f4f-mm:-f '- - 'P-JE' -- W' ' W f af f gwf1,J, WW X , 10,1 2, fff ,, AC, 79' X ' f ff! 94' ff WW 14 ff 7 f .J-' Z, ,, A....Q......- M., ,,-f f Ag3 5'f '594l if f , ,if nfl? -i Qu 12? A ffgz '-J ,,'2ff,f ,Www f if f ff M , IZ W . Qs ff 'Zara . , DHWN ZH 7,f,mM H, C Mr. Baker indicates points of world interest on the globe. 1 Y -', . 1 . c' 4 - - H i,Yf0I1V : - 4- , ' l X Q .1 i l Qfff 15 Eugene Cirmxniun Ruth M. liistler Dennis McGinley Robert l,. Mentzell lf S, ffiilorlv Pmbfmw qf DE7lZ0f7'lZf'V U. S. Hzfrlory I lV0rla' Hixiory page Izrmty-slr

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M IK, Er May R. Morgan Emma S. Richards Bminefs Engliflz C.P. Englifh 'f 2'7Z Zf '77f' ' 'yfff V' ' f f'fff4CC2Q2 f f-,.gf jLf,f,f , I iff, 'V iJffiQ?ifE M ' 1 N. 4' f f we if X 7 X f ff , if Q iff 'fmt f if XM M f 4' ' f, 7 ,X A 10,1 ff! f 4 ik yi ,, ,,.,, H , , .,4 f f, ,I f 2 f f. ,. M ,, X. , ,, M Q ' K ff Ruth M. Roth C.P.Engll.rlz,fldv1zm'fa' Englixlz IV I i Martha Schlegel CP. Engliylz 5 ,gnu- Dorothy C, Schiicher Morton Sher Mary Spence Frances D. Steinrnuller CIP, Engligh V0myi0m1ZEngIi,vl1 Bminers, Genfml Englifh CIP. Englixh .-v Y .I ' . A Ute .Y R fkffi-li' .x ,Wk , ix 3. M V x I ., wr'-,, 4' ff ?'J'4', f 1 ' or. 1, , LR- ya .vga L 6' V W - Q, ifwww ' f -,-., ,L-' , M f , - ZAV ,..-,. , - - 4- H f W 4 7 ' .f i i X ff fymmmv . ,, .N ,1 Q M Z? 5 j f f ii, WWW' J Some seniors pore over wywv M their English Literature booke. WM l Dale H. Steitz Elizabeth A. Straub Marion Struthers Ruth R. Wint Buxinerf English BuJz'ne.v.f Englifh Businexf English Bminffr English page twenty-five

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Social Studies Our Social Studies Department endeavors to develop each person into a co-operating member of society. The Department encourages free thinking and discussion. Visitors entering one of our Social Studies classrooms are more likely to find several students engaged in a l 'V lively discussion of some current problem than to f ly encounter thirty heads bent over thirty notebooks. The K K students learn that every citizen has certain duties and Kenneth L' Pyne Perry Scott responsibilities to his countryg that history and the WMM Hg,-wry, Vomfgpwf U, 3, Hfmfy related subjects help him to understand our wonderful English, Russian heritage. ,arr l , I ' 'l'i r sii ij mul .t -We ay . V ., . 1 Y f ., , ' f . 2 9 , . , ,V it ., ,. QgA . , 'F f .,,. VHA: A ..V-,- of ' J I1 at vt, ,V ,. of , .3 iff- IAAV 3,535 N ' ' il 5 i if f A. t ttf is f it ir ssv i 2' t ,- , Ulf 1 ' .f , f ' i rs-tV 1, . . . , If gays, I I I ll if -1 ,1 ' da 5 M Q ., 1 T . A .. f., - 4,1 0, Melville Boyer Fl' ig 3 , 2 Head of Sorial Studies Depl., . 45 fs? 1' 5 D if ff Problems of emorrory , M ' . A -1 Q A'-fm. l'W Mr. Boyer uses films and slides to illustrate important information. Harold F. Sell Milo Sewards Glen B. Smith Floyd H. Weaver U. S. and World History Problems of Demofracy U. S. History U, S, Hjgfmy page twenty-seven