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

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NINETEEN THIRTY-EIG HT MOI Pet Aversion Bad music Not enough eats Yearbook write-ups Flat tires Being left out Girls Druggist Trig Making posters Office work Large assignments The fiddle Being a wall-flower School Homework Office Practice Being called Jeep' Talkative people Hospitals Social Science Social Science Walking Score-keeping Studying Favorite Rendezvous Beth-Allen Casino Keiffer Street Room No. 209 With the gang School GauH s Hill Butcher shop The Barn The Barn Home Church Keiifer Street Mowrer's .lack's Place Mowrer's Stony Lane Hellertown Downtown Russell Avenue Jack's Place Home Country Club Avondale Keiffer Street eighty-one

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MEMOIRS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Name Martha Malburg Charles Miller Edward Mittal Frank Mohap James Moyer Harvey Moser Marion Muhr Robert Nansteel Robert Ormiston Philomena Oricko Grace Overdorf VVilliam Pfeifle Bertha Pongracz Edward Posch Congetta Ronca Harold Shelly Pet Saying Oh yeah! Hey! Listen here. Gee whiz! What do you mean? What do you call it? Quiet! It's a wow! Who dat man? Oh my gosh! Come on babes. And ...... Oh, come on. That's all right. Shut up! y You're telling I. lsn't that right? Eugene Shurts Cut it out. Robert Sloyer Oh yeah! George Spangenbergls that so? John Spirk You've got something there. Beatrice Snyder Yeah! Earl Sugg What's the diff ? Edward Wesenberg Here's the gum. James Zimmerman Ah, get out of here. Hobby Dancing Cheerleading Journalism Basketball Mimeographing Baseball Sewing Baseball Stamp collecting Dancing Playing piano Driving Strutting Roaming Dancing Playing in band Sports Basketball Arguing Sports Tap dancing Dancing Hunting Wrecking around eighty

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EMO IRS NINETEEN THIRTY- IGHT Definition: Education is the inculcation of thc comprehensible into the ignorant by the incompetent -X' 'I' 'X' 'X- Philomena Oricko: Did you hear about the skunk that went to church. Charles Miller: No, why? Phil: He sat in his own pew and gave a Qsjcentf' 'X' 'li 'I' 'li' Frank Csrnko: Let's cut classes today and go to a show. Wallace Johnson: Can't do it. I need the sleep. 'I' 'X' 'I' -X' Description: It takes years of practice before a ski-jumper stops looking like someone being thrown out of :1 saloon. -I' -K' 'X' 'I' Frank Mohap: What's worse than raining cats and dogs? Claire Huff: I don't know, unless it's hailing a street car. -I -X' I' 'I- Mr. Geiger: Well, I received a note from your teacher today. Michael: Honest, Pop? Give me a quarter and I won't breathe :1 word about it. ' ' -1- -ll' -l- -li- Betty Hagy: Can you drive with one arm? Bill Haneyz, Sure, I can. Betty: O. K., have an apple. 'I' 'K' 'I' -K- Dorothy Gaal: I'm afraid to go down the street, it's so dark. Chester Klotz: But I'm with you.', Dot: That's why I'm afraid. 41- 'K' -X' 'I' A teacher called for sentences using the word beans. My father grows beans, said the bright boy of the class. My mother cooks beans, said another pupil. Then a third popped up, We are all human beans. eigh ty-two