Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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December 17- The Holly Hop sponsored by Student Council. - December 18-Mixed Chorus at Good Shepherd Union Church. December 22-Christmas pageant. December 22fjanuary 3-Christmas vacation. january 6-Alumni team played Varsity. january 12-Safety Patrol skating party. january 14-District Band at Nazareth High School. january 19-Student Council election for presif dent and vicefpresident. january 21-Carnival Dance sponsored by ' senior class. February 11-Muhlaires at Reading W'oman's Club. February 14-Muhlaires at Lions Club. February 16-First noontime dance. February 1648-State Band at Hazleton High School. February 19-Mixed Chorus at Epiphany Lutheran Church. February 21-YfTeen Card Party and Fashion Show. - Mt. Penn. April 1.5-Soph Hop. April ll54Miired Chorus at Nativity Lutheran Church. April 2O'2l-Faculty play-'iArsenic and Old Lace . April 2O'22-District Chorus at Allentown High School. April 27-Students' Day. April 29-County Orchestra at Shillington High School May l-Muhlaires at Muhlenberg junior Woman's Club. May 3-May Day. May 5-Spring Choral Concert. May 5-State Scholarship Examination. May 7-Mixed Chorus at Epler's Church. May 25-Band Concert. May 30-Memorial Day. , june 1-Senior class trip to West Point. june 4V-Baccalaureate service. june 8f9-Commencement. june 15-junior-Senior Prom. june 16-National Honor Society Trip to New York City. june 16-Last day of school.

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Muhlenllerg's Twenty-fifth Year S e n 1 o r s The first senior class-in '29-was graduated with exactly twentyfnine members-coincidence wasnit it? . . . last year's seniors tipped the scales with the largest class-139 members . . . this year the class is down to 127 . . . . started the year with a bang by houseftofhouse canvassing which boosted yearbook sales to 660 . . . genius of Marlan Manwiller and Walter Geisler revealed by our class song, Fifty's Future, . . first to be the proud wearers of snazzy class sweaters . . . black and yellow-controf versial class colors . . . remember the brilliant performances of our striving, or should we say starving, politicians in the Student Council elections? . . . . surprising results of the senior interest tests-housewives and farmers were the favorites . . . were those numerous trips made by certain seniors to the U. S. Employment Service really necessary? . . . variety is the spice of life-so was our mystery-comedy, Your Time Is Up . . . . one of the highlights of the big year was the seniors' sensational Carnival Dance . . . Dick Miller uncovered hidden talent by copping third prize in the local Pennsylvania contest . . . and what a day it was when many of the seniors took over the administration . . . it was oceans of fun cruising up the river, Hudson that is, to West Point . . . we'll never forget the dreamy night of the prom-VVhat time did you get home? . . . mad rehearsals for the twentyffifth anniversary pageant . . . and finally, our unforgettable commencement . . . Teil is our road, success our destination.