Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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JOHN WHITE ALLEN, JR. Abington’s amateur radio operator. Johnnie. Participates in all sports. Vice-president and secretary-treasurer of Radio Club. Always glad to help. Plans to be a radio engineer. Intelligent. Manly. JOHN MELVILLE ANDERSON, JR. Andy. Mary the Third. Skits by Anderson and Bowers. Debating, Dramatic, Tropical Fish and Science clubs. Free ambulance service to overnight guests. El Bandido. Sonia. Lady of the Terrace. Bells of Capistrano. A Cap-pella Choir. Glee Club. Life’s a stage for Jack. ALICE ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Gold-brown hair and blue eyes. Dramatic Club. Quiet. Likes her books and sewing. Extremely fastidious. Blue her favorite color. Fond of movies and animals. Alice— the essence of daintiness. ETHYLE MAE ASURE Always with a smile. She sews, too, especially on those opera costumes. Light brown locks and hazel eyes. Dramatic, Commercial, Etiquette and Leathercraft clubs. A smooth dancer. A real pal! CONSTANCE LUCILLE BANCROFT Connie. Dreamy and quiet Good student. Latin, Dramatic and Reading clubs. A talented pianist. Musical tastes. A Cappella Choir. Glee Club. Thoughtful. Loves reading. High ideals. ELEANOR DORIS BATES Laughing blue eyes. Wavy brown hair. Commercial Club. Announcements. Class hockey and basketball. Writes verse. Graceful. Track. Spends her spare time drawing and typing. EVELYN MAY BEANS Beansie. Tall. Slim, Black hair. Sense of humor. Reading, Latin and French Clubs. Laughing. Track. Reading. Hiking. Honor Roll. Hard Worker. Conscientious. Children adore her. ELIZABETH ADELAIDE BECK Becky. Lovely hazel eyes. Latin, Reading and Dramatic clubs. Collects odd jewelry and handkerchiefs. Class hockey and basketball. English complexion. An organist. CALVIN GILBERT BLISS, JR. The professor. Wonderful mind. Deep thinker. Abing-tonian editor-in-chief. Junior Fourth Estate. Reads philosophy. Writes poetry. Dependable. Well liked by classmates. New York C. S. P. A. trip. Hard worker. A young genius. GRACE CARLISLE BOISTON Babs. Brown hair and eyes Commercial, Spanish and Dra matic clubs. Loves to swim Crack office practice student Private secretary to be. De mure but effective.

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The Class of February, 1934 CLASS OFFICERS Russell Pabkhouse President Charles Marks.......................Vice President Edith Spencer........................... Secretary Frances Celline Treasurer Robert Loucks Athletic Representative CLASS MOTTO Climb though the rocks be rugged. CLASS COLORS Yellow and Lavender CLASS FLOWER Sweet Peas The Class of June, 1934 CLASS OFFICERS Norman Reeves..............................Presideni Fred Turner ....... ................. Vice President Betty Stowell..............................Secretary Edward Gillingham......................... Treasurer Arthur Huey Athletic Representative CLASS MOTTO They can because they think they can. CLASS COLORS Green and Silver CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose 15

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JOHN STEPHENS BOWERS Athlete, actor and artist. Soccer and swimming letters. Hearty laughter. Student Council. Ambitious. Sally and Company. Bab. and Mary the Third. Jocular. Melodious tenor. Plucks a banjo and croons. El Bandido. Lady of the Terrace, Sonia and Bells of Capistrano. Class treasur er. A young man of character. Jack. ELIZABETH BRINTON BOYER Bet tie. The pride of the Commercials. Velvety com-p 1 e x i o n. Announcements. Plays a ’cello. Class hockey. Wants to teach bookkeeping and shorthand. Perfect attendance from her first day of school. Secretary of the Commercial Club. A merry little imp. HELEN ELIZABETH BRADBURY Lovable Betsy. President of Girls’ Hi-Y. Artistic. Student Council. Actress. Mary the Third. Lady of the Terrace. Sympathetic. Sweet. Dramatic, Latin and Art clubs. Sense of humor. Bells of Capistrano. Romantic. Models in clay. Loves good music. A rare friend. LAURENCE BRADBURY Larry. Excellent cornet player. Passion for jazz. Glee Club. Dotes on Isham Jones. A Cappella Choir. Deep. Golfer. The quiet boy with the inimitable laugh. ROBERT LOUIS BROWNLEE Bob. Known as Clown to the Soccer Team. Brown hair. Blue eyes. Chaplain. Soccer and tennis letterman. Mary the Third. Abingtonian staff. Does woodwork. Wants to be a chemical engineer. A gentleman of wit and humor. Junior Fourth Estate. FRANK VINCENT CANTWELL, 3D Hank. Budding journalist. Knows his newspaper men. Writes familiar essays at wee hours of morning. Science and Creative Writing clubs. P. S. P. A. Interview Award. Soccer manager. Abingtonian staff and Junior Fourth Estate. Chairman Friday evening Senior Play cast. Collects pipes. A humorist born. MARY ELIZABETH CARRELL Cute little Betty. The Second Flat. Mary the Third. Smiling brown eyes. Commercial, Dramatic and Reading clubs. Musical. Glee Club. Penn Chorus. Loves to dance. Likes to draw and read. A grown-up child. VINCENT THOMAS CENEVIVA A dexterous soccerite. On the football and track squads. Enjoys reading philosophy. Treasurer of the Vocational Club. Sparkling eyes. Abingtonian sports writer. Science. Research and Creative Writing clubs. Mary the Third. A future Lindy. MARY JANE CHAPMAN Writes verse. Contagious wit. Dramatic, Etiquette and Research clubs. Beautiful blue eyes. Hockey. Loves to drive. Fanciful. Mary the Third. Interested in literature. Aphrodite from Ogontz. HERBERT HERSH CHERRY Brown hair and eyes. Would rather camp than eat. Honor Roll. Pan-American, Science and Nature clubs. Can’t read his own notes. Football. Student. A soldier of fortune.