Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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FLORENCE I. TH EURER General Drummer for four years in the band and orchestra, Fit held the vice-presidency of the Modern Dance club in her junior year. She aspires to be a doctor's sec- retary. RICHARD TURN ER Scientific The class authority on scientific matters, Dick has a quiet but af- fable manner about him. Deeply interested in electricity, he as- pires to be an electrical engineer after graduation. ANN M. TIERNEY General Although Ann likes singing and collecting movie stars' pictures, she hopes to be a typist some day. She belonged to the Reading and Visiting clubs. GRACE ULLMAN Classical Besides serving on the Yearbook and J.F.E. staffs and holding the office of quaestor in the Latin club, Grace was a student coach for In o House Like This. jan.. 24, - f7fop1z,QuL, ambzhbms, ' MARION E. VAN BUSKIRK l General Cappella choir. Commercial Chess clubs. JACK R. WILHELM General V-W Oracle. 'I9 ln addition to winning three poster prizes in art and second place in an essay contest, Marion was on the Abingtonian, Oracle, and Yearbook staffs and sang with the Glee club and the A CHARLES A. WASHINGTON When Fuzzy won his varsity let- ter in basketball, he determined to make coaching his life work. He belonged to the Etiquette and With two years of soccer, club of- fices, and J.F.E. behind him, i Willie wants to continue with his main interests-aviation, hunt- ing, art, and photography. His clever blocks illustrated the BRUCE WALL Classical Student Council member, actor in senior play, honor student, Com- mencement speaker, and mem- ber of the editorial board of the Yearbook, Bruce also partici- pated in the operettas, Mikado, lolanthe, and Patience, and sang with the Elizabethan Singers. MITCHELL WHITTINGHAM, Jr. General Star player on the football team for three years and the basket- ball team for two years, Mitch plans to live, study, and coach football. MARY-ALICE WUNDERLE Classical While having seven years' per- fect attendance, Mary-Alice was elected Girls' Hi-Y president, Student Council secretary, and Dramatic club secretary. She sang in the A Cappella choir, worked on Abingtonian and Yearbook, and played the mother in the senior play.

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.ff-v--.W ,F---,f---V v f TO THE GRADUATES: At this, your commencement sea- son, we all rejoice in your success thus far achieved. May you, however, re- member the true meaning of com- mencement and appreciate that, al- though you have completed a small portion of your education, it is true, nevertheless, that you have only be- gun. May the habits of clean living, discriminative reading, and whole- some entertainment actually be a part of yourself. DAVI D E. KRUEC-ER JUNE CLASS l94l Class Morto L to o,cc We have crossed the bay the ocean lies before US Class Colors --lgrrgw -----,-,-Yvw, '-,-g--fYv,w---',--, B l UC Gnd SllVeI' C1055 Figwer ggA,,,, ,,,,,,A,A,cA,, , White Gardenia Class Officers Treasure,-A -Avw--,-- ,-V,------,A,f7,,,-- JESSE AMBLER Vice-president ..,..,..,. EDWARD DERBY Secrefofy ,,q---A,,--------A4g-,,-,-, HELEN CYR A.A. Representative .,,...c.. TOM HYNDMAN President --,,7------,-,,,------ WILLIAM AMBLER