Ambler High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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Ambler High School Senior Horoscope F June 20, 1933, is your graduating day, the most exciting hours for you are from 8.30 P. M. to 10.30 P. M., for during that time you will have received your diploma and will have said au revoir to Ambler High School. A class graduating on this day will be influenced by Venus and Saturn, but this class must beware of skies which show a bright Jupiter, for it means trouble. The best days of the week for you are Wednesdays and Saturdays. These are the days to have your favorite dates. If you are graduating on June 20, and your name is Rau or jones, treasure your innocence and let no big handsome men come into your lives and break your hearts. Constant confusion may be prophesied for the youngest member of your class. The planet Mars predicts a terrific struggle with forgetfulness. Always may be seen fore gotten purses, books, and finally a kindergarten class, forgotten by its mistress. Pain and misery are seen for two girls, for their heads are badly bent from constant leaning over books. Something may be seen rising and rising. Yes, it is the electric bills of Mrs. Potts and Mrs. Troutman. The lights are on until the wee hours for the girls to study. One who has recently been a bold bad robber may be seen gesticulating from a soap box and gradually climbing until he is gesticulating from the dome of the capitol itself. Diana influences the captain of the hockey team and foretells of wedding bells and also of a little cottage with a garage just big enough for a motorcycle. Any pair of twins graduating on june 20 will have high aspirations. They will constantly be together, and finally be the first to make a nonfstop flight around the world. Gladys Knott also is going high, and the stars say she is going to spend more and more time over at Pitcairn with her brother. A snowfwhite cloud floats over the Great Dipper. This designates a white uni' form, probably worn by Elsie Deutsch and Anna McPherson, nurses, and Betty Taylor, dietician. The great dog star is barking. We see a bright future for raising Doberman Pinschers. We hope Phyllis' Dukie and Vikie are all right and we predict many little Dukies and Vikies, all of whom are prize winning pups. The V in Virgo means violinfcello, which will be played by the Mildred Requel Cohen in the next World Symphony. Miss Cohen will be a virtuoso at a wedding in October which is a promising social event. Aries promise a new Ford Vf8 to Ada Worthington, a budding farmerette. This star, however, tells of no future which will include Ada's education in Latin. Twentyffouv

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R-Ambler, 1933 HELEN MEEHAN ZIEGLER 'LHelen 'Yesterdayf Ada's double. Today4 Another slaving senior. Tomorrow- In a cockpit with Ada. Class Secretarv, 1: Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4g Class Program, 1, 25 RfAmbler Revue, 4: Nature Club, 1: Glee Club, 3, 4. Seniors President ..... .... C OULTER ALLEN VicefPresident .... .... R OBER1' STUART Secretary ..... .... J EAN GEHMAN YESTERDAY We enjoyed long years of only fun, No thought of worlds still to be won. TODAY A class that with fair promise glearns, But with a hope still brighter beams. TOMORROW Who can tell what tomorrow brings Until today about it sirigs? Twenty-three

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R-Ambler, 1933 Saturn is crying. A needle is sticking through it! lt must be our seamstress, Doris Miller, the most promising modiste of Fifth Avenue. Draco, the triple quartet, stands for the Unholy Twelve G. D. Gfs. They are led through toil and tribulation by President Finney, who is going to teach them all how to do the Bowery. Jin is destined to follow the family tradition and be another Finney in the bright lights. The North Star leads many a sailor aright and guides him out of troubled waters. Maybe it will eventually take charge of Dick Hunsicker, and teach him not to mix up with highfgear Betty, for she is worse than troubled water when she gets started. jupiter is the morning star from March to September. Trouble may be predicted for Coulter Allen if he continues to stay out late enough to see it on his way home. If this star is again associated with Linton's, it will change to a comet. Coma is the star for Keane, but some day he may leave his paternal star and awake from his dreams so suddenly that those brown curls will turn gray. Illingworth is guided by Mars, the star of war. However, all Charles' wars are caused by the iierce wagging of his tongue. His fatal gift of gab has been Charles' chief source of trouble. Duckey Lear, the Romeo of the class, is always trying to kiss the girls. When the girls are willing, however, Duckey runs away. His amours are governed by Venus. Carona, the typewriter star, foretells a future of keys, and more keys, words, and more words, errors, and more errors for Frank Lindenfelser. Cancer, the star of stomach aches, will haunt Joe Hayman, if he doesn't keep out of bread boxes. We give joe the honor of having the greatest capacity of anyone in the class of '33, John Delaney will always have Bootes on his trail. John will set a new standard in the size of boys' shoes. However, Bootes becomes dim in the light of Johnny's bright smile. The Great Dipper will ever be an influence in Paul Raser's life. Paul always has found dippers a great obstacle, especially when they are in punch bowls. Hades is threatening the life of Harry Rossiter. This star caught up to Harry once and burned his home. Maybe the star will stop there, but Harry better be good. Pegasus may be the winged horse of the sky, but to Ray Robinson, it means wings on his Ford. We hope Mr. Robinson won't cripple the car again by breaking the wing. Hercules is going to carry Pete Roberto to far away Spain, where he will enchant all the senoritas with his silvery guitar. Cygnus is a great hardware star. Nelson Deck will hitch his wagon to this star. The wagon, it seems, will contain a few drugs, perhaps from Angeny's. Twenty-fue