Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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gntmtus temper ®rtumpbalt£i tbe Spirit exemplified in our fore fathers, tbe creators of American independence, the spirit tobicb Sustained tlje Continental armies at ©allep Jf orge, tlje spirit tobicb dominated tlje ®nion troops at ettpsburg, tlje migfjtp force tobicb mobed our bops at Cbateau=€fjierrp and tlje rgonne, tbe spirit tobicb compels ©ictorp or ZDeatb—to tlje spirit tobicb surges in tbe breast of tbe bisb School bop as be struggles for bis £llma Jflater on tbe athletic field, to the Same Spirit tobicb impels the man to bear tbe standard of American leadership in the front rank of tbe nations, to that great, indefinable, but libing feeling tobicb thrills through the blood of eberp true American, to the Spirit of America, toe dedicate our ©ear Poofe. £ 7 y

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YEAR BOOK STAFF Anne Kneedler Esther Corey John Helmbold Virginia Robinson Warrington McCullough Muriel Morton Walter Oswald Stuart Dinwoodie Wallace GoldsmITII Ruth Weidemann W ilson Undercoffler Dorothy Klein Dorothy Vogan Margaret Short Editors-in-chief «Associate Editors Executive Committee John Kaufman Beatrice IIood Doris Heath Helen Goentner Herbert Hargrave Alfred Trout Dorothy Raine Clayton Harry Arnold Phipps Jean Duross bookkeeper Helen Willoughby Florence Fowler Harry Cornell Rutii MacBride Robert Todd Jean Gilbert Theodore Webster Willlam Kessler Ada Mann Frank Staub Norman Rush Typist Rutii Freinfield o

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Qontents Page 5 7 9 15 16 54 55 56 57 59 The Pride of the Staff.............Stuart Dinwoodie Animus Semper Triumphalis . . Stuart Dinwoodie Alma Mater........................................... “Now the Day is Over” .... Anne Kneedler Proem...............................Wallace Goldsmith The Biographies . . Members of the Class of 1926 17-51 “The Importance of Being Barnett . . Wallace Goldsmith 53 Class Song...............................Anne Kneedler Face Toward the Mountain” . . Stuart Dinwoodie The Incarnation of Democracy . . . Dorothy Klein Whose Soul is Free”....................Anne Kneedler A Challenge......................................John Kaufman Senior Statistics—Herbert Hargrave, Jean Duross, Anthony Crevello, Ada Mann, Muriel Morton, John Kaufman. Helen Willoughby, Frank Staub ..................62-64 The Hours—John Kaufman, Muriel Motion, Wallace Goldsmith, Margaret Short, Helen Goentner, Florence Foicler. Joseph Heins, Anne Kneedler. Norman Rush. Ida Mann, Arnold Phipps, Helen Willoughby, Dorothy Vogan...................................... 65-72, 76 The Philadelphia Gazette Dorothy Klein, John Kaufman 73-75 Junior Exploits...................Louis Mallory, '27 79 Sophomore Scenic Ride..................Marion Feist,’28 81 Freshman Memories . . . Third Period English, '29 The Art Club......................Scott Gebhardtsbauer The Orchestra............................Dorothy Klein The Radio Club..........................Fred Owens,'27 The Spanish Club...........................Norman Rush The Abington Players.....................Helen Goentner Those Thirty-nine....................Wilson Undercoffler The Choir.........................................Edna Haddock The Nature Club.......................Herbert Mills, '28 The Latin Club.......................George Getches, '21 Internos.............................Virginia Robinson The Commercial Club................................Ada Mann The ” Abingtonian ................................Helen Smith The Mathematics Club......................Joseph Heins Debating.................................John Kaufman The Reading Club.....................Margaret Voszy,'27 Uhletics—Virginia Robinson, Wilson L’ndarcoffler, Joseph Heins ........................................... 101-115 83 85 85 87 87 89 89 91 91 93 93 95 95 97 97 99