Fountain Hill High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

Page 44 text:

MEMOIRS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Gertrude Konrad Viola Kotz Olga Krivy Jeanne Kunkle Eleanor Landis Eleanor Manners Edna Marsteller Eleanor McLaughlin Richard Morrissey William Noctor Samuel Ottinger Walter Pierok Raymond Ramson William Rice Alfred Ronca Robert Rothrock Madalynne Shurts Florence Stehly Philip Vooz Martin Wieand Margaret Yost Warren Zingler Jumor Dolly Toddy Joddy Kunkie Ed el Elley Tarzan Mac Dykes N octe Sam Porky Bob Ricy Gussy Garra Nan F lossie Phil Matz Peggy Diapers Class Roll A guard on our basketball team. A swell little pal. Rates high as a dancer. Our very talkative little cheerleader A loyal supporter of basketball teams Has a very promising voice. Anybody need a chauffeur? Our worthy scorekeeper. Jayvee flash. May become a flying ace. Our popular class president. Jovial and musically inclined. F. H.'s Marconi. Beau Brummel. Late! Who will buy him a clock? Likes to tinker with radios. Our high scoring forward. Will she open a beauty shop? Dances well and goes in for jazz. Hobby - designing airplanes. She has that thing called It . Our baby artist. fvffy

Page 43 text:

NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT MEMOIRS Bruce Bachert Gerald Bachman Henry Baumann Ruth Beardslee Grace Beck Edward Beier Louis Broderick Helen Check Paul Cope Earl Cressman Lawrence Durfey Anne Marie Eddinger Jean Edwards Lloyd F atzinger Verna Fox Paul Gilbert Anna Hanner Charles Harlor Rosemary Hartzell Charles Ihle Claire Jacoby Pearl Keck Helen Klusek Junior Class Roll J abo Dates Hen Ruthie Becky Eddy Irish Checkie Copey Squirrely J iggs Giggles Jean Fats F oxie Gilbe Midge Snuify Rosalie Butch Jackie Pearl N oddy May be Eddy Duchin II. Keeps that telephone busy. Our flashy center! Reserved and very studious. Tickles the ivories. The timid soul of the Junior Class. Very interested in opposite sex. That fast little guard. The boy with the subtle humor. The Junior sheik and drum major. A lad of very few words. Seen laughing most of the time. Most of us look up to her. Enjoys arguing and singing. Keeps photographs in her notebook. Stamp addict. Has skill in writing and bookkeeping Do you have your excuse, Harlor? Manager of the girls' basketball team Promising basketball hero. Enjoys sports, writing letters, dancing Our timid accordion player. Very quiet, with lovely brown eyes. thirty-n ine

Page 45 text:

NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT MEMOIRS Junior Class History EPTEMBER 8, 1937-:1 momentous day! It marked thc beginning of the third lap of our journey toward graduation and the end of our career as underclassmen. VVe then bore the dignified title of Juniors.,' At the first Junior Class meeting, the class was organized and the following officers were elected: Samuel Ottinger, president, William Rice, vice presidentg Margaret Yost, secretaryg Charles Ihle, treasurer. Three events made this year a memorable one for the Juniors: the arrival of class rings and pins, the presentation of the first Junior Class play, China Boy g the reception held for the Seniors. And now, upon the threshold of our senior year, we extend our heartiest wishes to the Class of '38 who are about to leave us and start upon their careers. MAnGAnE'r Yos'r '39 forty-one