Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Mg. if THE 1938 ORACLE 'A' 'A' 232 F' ,- 4 ,L ,V il A THOMAS J. WELSH f Engineering Tam. Science, Camera, Boys' Eti- quette, Camp Cooking clubs. P.-T. A. Christmas program. Hopes to see the world. Fishing, hunting, trap- ping-loves 'em all Never quiet. :ij .trrl if .V f A ELIZABETH F. WHITLEY Commercial Whittle. Senior B treasurer. Bas- ketball, hockey letters. Basketball captain. Dramatic Club secretary- treasurer. Etiquette, Modern Dance Club president. Life-Saving Club. Hi-Y, Robin Hood. Student Coun- cil. Lover of animals. Oh, for a fanfhi lin flillzmuriam I WARREN WEISS FEBRUARY 16, 1934 LAURA Fox MARCH 22, 1936 IEANNE BABERICH NOVEMBER II, 1937 I A INGTON Q8 B HIGH SCHOOL

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JULIANA K, TOTH Commercial Julia. Quiet. Sincere. A pleas- ant companion, Commencement speaker. President, Commercial Club. Art, Etiquette clubs. Hi-Y. Co- business manager, Alnirzgtouian. Likes to sketch and play piano, A future secretary. FRANK A. VOTTA Engineering Product of Upper Moreland. In- dividualist, Math shark. Earned football letter at Upper Moreland. Life-saving, Etiquette, Camera clubs, Loves woodworking, photography. Future draftsman. JOSEPH WACKER Commercial joe. Retiring. Light brown hair, Loyal football sub. Oracle business staff. Airplane, Camera, Rifle clubs. Model airplanes and gunning, his hobbies. Content on a boat going no- where. WILLIAM WAGNER Gellffdl Bill. Quiet. Attended Frankford High School three years. Takes keen interest in automobile races. Air- plane, Auto club member. Compe- tent caddie. Likes driving cars. Genial. DONALD G. WALTON General Shorty. Anything but short. Will- ing always. Soccer, cross-country teams. Basketball, track letters, Dra- matic Club vice-president. Rifle Club president, Head Cheerleader. Lead in Green Stockings. if if THE 1938 ORACLE if RICHARD VAN CAASBEEK 55. Scientific M A ig Dick. Letter in wrestling and soc- fra, cer. Current Events, Boys' Etiquette gl' , ' clubs. Plays basketball in his spare . 3 A ' time. Toots a cornet. His ambi- 'if'-h ,K ' tion, a civil engineer. A W 'i ' :L . .1-Qi' ROBERT H. VOUGHT General Jazz. -iocular. A keen mind. Monogram for cross-country. Air- plane Club. Musician, Two years in band. orchestra. Pastimes-model airplanes, music. A future engineer. PHYLLIS K. WAGNER Classical Dolly. Honor Roll. Latin, Dra- matic clubs. Talented. Graceful dancer. Quiet. Dependable, Plays piano, Ambitious. Participates in assembly programs. Debating team. Blushes. A budding surgeon. DOROTHY E. WALKER Commercial Dot. Staunch member of Coin- mercial Club, Travel Club vice-presi- dent. Devotee of reading, swimming. music. Looks forward to secretarial career. Sometimes rated Honor Roll. Book-devouring. Willing worker. Argumentative. ANNABELLE WEBER Commercial Aim. Operetta choruses. Eti- quette, A Cappella Choir, Commer- cial clubs. Collects poems. swims, sews, Ambitious for secretarial ca- reer. Clever dancer. Independent thinker. Reserved. Humorous. ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Q7 s 1 . E. 5 ,, 2 ' 'K' 1 . Q i QT' A ee i ,-in R11 : i A e is s. ' U 83 we QV . 5, s-7-' I Ao..

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Y if THE 1938 ORACLE 'A' - f X , 1 .W ,, vig: 'XOEEGY SNN TH X.,'f!1gi.r'1QYTC'7 GENY E JTCL ie V .. 95 v ' y V 're at ' E , P X , . new fn vxpvea . . ,wi '.:,f w,i.L,Aw ft. -rfxrfif' :-infos rlivnfrr Goss Qigicews Clem Molto-Vx'h4it is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Flower-Red Carnation. Colors-Rell and Gold, SPONSORS MESSAGE Abington High School's lessons you hope In your Work and your hobbies to apply. VVorry not about the type of service you giyeg Be the best in Whatever you try. M, B. MESSINGER ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOL QQ