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

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MEMOIRS NINETEEN THIRTY EIG Class Ballot Girls l'haracteri.9tic Did most for F. H. H. S. Most beautiful girl Most popular Best dressed Wittiest Best natured Most bashful Best athlete Biggest eater Most talkative Man hater Most studious Most likely to succeed Boys Did most for F. H. H. S. Handsomest boy Most popular Best dressed Wittiest Best natured Most bashful Best athlete Biggest eater Most talkative VVoman hater Most studious Most likely to succeed Name , Marion Muhr Doris English Philomena Oricko Catherine Harle Philomena Oricko Evelyn Hafner Anna Bruno Martha Malburg Dorothy Gaal Betty Hagy Anna Bruno Evelyn Hafner Evelyn Hafner Edward Mittal Thomas Haney Earl Sugg Frank Csrnko James Zimmerman Edward Posch Harvey Moser Michael Geiger Edward VVesenberg Charles Miller Chester Klotz Edward Mittal Edward Mittal .seventy-two

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NETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT MEMO R Last Will and Testament of Class of 1933 E, the high and mighty Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty- eight, having reached a stage of development slightly higher than that of imbeciles, are about to leave behind forever these broad halls, Qlockers includedj, left through the compliments of the Public lVorks Administration. After much deep and serious concentration, having found ourselves of sane mind and more than sufiicient reason, we do hereby make public our last will and testament, declaring null and void all preceding documents of like nature and content. We, the Senior Class, bequeath to our successors, COI1! how we love themj, the honorable right to walk from the assembly exercises while the rest of the school looks on. VVc also honor them with the privilege of sharing the first floor with Mr. Greene, our guiding spirit in our last year at deah old F. H. Hear! Hear! YVe also leave our ability in salesmanship and poster printing to those who must remain for another year. Theirs is also the problem of expenses. fNote-we would like to leave our sophistication to them also, but they seem to have learned that from us during the past year.j Special bequests left by members of the Senior Class to members of the Junior Class are as follows: Frank Mohap, Chester Klotz and John Spirk leave their power to sink the ball on the basketball court to Henry Baumann and VVilliam Rice. Earl Sugg, the Fred Astaire of the Senior Class, leaves his truck- ing ability to Philip Vooz. Doris English bestows upon Eleanor Manners the privilege of warbling like a nightingale. James Zimmerman bestows upon VVarrcn Zingler his ridiculous puns and bum jokes. Francis Bender bequeaths his adorable school girl complexion to ll'alter Pierok. Marion Muhr gives to Margaret Yost the job of handling all of the Senior Class records. :mfcnty-tlzrrc