Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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MARY LOUISE ABEL Classical Chips. Quiet but friendly. Latin and Bowling clubs. Secretary, Girls' Etiquette club. J.F.E. Abing-tonian. Girls' Hi-Y president. Hockey manager. Likes music and dogs. Ambition—to be a creative writer. HARRY W. BAKER General Useful. Musically inclined. Hillbilly band. Trumpet player in band. A Cappella choir. Elizabethan Singers. Ever Since Eve. Likes to read. Future member of Naval Reserves. MILDRED M. BIRSNER Commercial Midge. Always obliging. Band, three years. Orchestra, four years. Elizabethan Singers. A Cappella choir. Girls' Glee club. The Gondoliers. J.F.E. Senior play. Likes knitting and piano playing. Ambition—secretarial work. MILDRED I. ADAMS General Millie. Swimming and sewing enthusiast. Good dancer. Basketball blazer, senior year. Pan-American program. Plans to be a nurse. EDWARD F. BARTLAM General Eddie. Quiet but cooperative. Band and orchestra, four years. 1st assistant director of band. A Cappella choir. Elizabethan Singers. Likes playing in bands and arranging music. Ambition — to become a musical instructor. DAVID M. BLUMENTHAL Commercial Dud. Always smiling. Boys’ Etiquette club. President of Stamp club. Certificate for clerical ability tests. Stamp collector. Out for baseball and soccer. Ambition— accountant. J Jb. 1938 — Sdvwb qMsdtA. IoaJL flMAkmwL. MILDRED A. BORNEMANN Scientific Fastidious. Abingtonian staff. At-tended C.S.P.A. conventions at Columbia and Drexel. Pianist in orchestra, three years. Home economics at Drexel next year. Ambition-dietitian. IRWIN C. CAIRNS Engineering Buzz. Respected. Student Council, three years. Varsity soccer. Abingtonian and Yearbook. Sports writer. Ever Since Eve. Engineering school next year. Interested in aviation. Hopes to be an aviation engineer. JEAN A. BORTHWICK Commercial Sandy. Always helpful. Style. Rifle, Bowling clubs. Vice-president of Caravan club. Hobbies—embroidery. ice skating, eating. Ambition —to be a private secretary. ROBERT J. CALLAHAN General Bob. Quiet as a steam shovel. Honor Roll. Perfect attendance awards. Etiquette, Checker clubs. Coin collector. Business school next year. Ambition — to be a buyer. 14

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Qanjuucvu £LaAA 194-2 CLASS MOTTO.......................Monita meliora sequamur Having learned, let us follow the better things. CLASS FLOWER................................. Tea Rose CLASS COLORS. ... .. , c., '..................Maroon and Silver OFFICERS OF JANUARY CLASS President . . Vice-pres. . . Secretary Treasurer . . A.A. Repres. . . Jesse Taylor, III Daniel M. Dempster, Jr. . . . Alice J. Harrer . . . Paul M. Landis • • . Charles H. Kern CL rYVlsiAMJiqsL: We have learned that all work which demands exactness, clear vision, honest thinking, and steady application is worth doing. We are learning that morale means adhering to a course of action with constant determination. So let us go forward with courage in the great work of establishing the better things of tomorrow. M. B. MESSINGER. Class Sponsor. 13

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CORNELIUS J. CARLIN General Connie. Shy. Expert with automobiles and motors. Likes to work math problems. Letterman in football. Radio and Automobile clubs. Wants to forget girls when he graduates. Ambition—a good airplane mechanic. KATHLEEN M. CAULEY General Kay. Likes to sew. Girls' Glee club, junior year. Radio broadcast. Etiquette club. President, Job-Finding club. Already working as a salesgirl. Plans to be bookkeeper. HAROLD E. CASE Vocational Casey. Especially interested in taking cars apart. Football letter, senior year. Plans to be an auto mechanic some day. Endman in class night minstrel. MARION M. CENEVIVA General Mickey. Future beautician. Enjoys football games, dancing, and singing. Secretary of Style club in junior year. Participated in 1941 Glee Club Concert. Hobby—collecting recipes. CAROLYN A. CHICK Commercial Curl. Likes skating, dancing, math. Good speller. Etiquette, Checker, Job-Finding clubs. Already working as a bookkeeper. Plans some day to be the ideal secretory. GILL CHUBB Engineering First half of that blond soccer duo. Basketball, sophomore and junior years. Tennis. Boys’ Etiquette club. Future poultry farmer. Interlocutor in class minstrel. Jab. 1939 — $DphA. (AqanipL anmrni pwih . RALPH CHUBB Engineering Chubby. Willing and energetic worker for any worthwhile cause. Good-natured. Three-year letter-man in soccer. Enjoys tennis and basketball. Conscientious. Etiquette, Sports, and Bird clubs. Future engineer. CHARLOTTE L. COLLADAY Classical Honor Roll student. Member of Student Council. Fun-loving. Hobbies—riding and knitting. Etiquette and Latin clubs. Attended C.S.P.A. conference in New York. Girls' Hi-Y. Ever Since Eve. J.F.E., Abingtonian, and Yearbook staffs. FRANK V. CILIBERTO Vocational Celly. Quiet but friendly. Won his varsity letter in wrestling. Current Events club. Secretary of Printing club. Hobby — making tools. Plans to enter industry after graduation. IRENE MARY COX Classical Coxy. Dependable. J.F.E. managing editor. Abingtonian staff. Sonq leader of Latin club. Hi-Y. The Gondoliers. Elizabethan Singers, A Cappella choir, and Glee club. Ambition—missionary. Interests— music and football. Spanish program. Yearbook editorial board. 15