Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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' ix 2 : X 132 Q, ,fx . 1 ' 0 t .44wyES?j cf K - -. 1X X ' .A Sis RR Risk .QR I v . Q9-. QF. l.liXYlS LAMAR ECKER Allentown, lla. Trio 'Cl frm' Ieniglit Qf lf't1flIl.llg.H Y.Xl.lilllt l'tJRl.XN1 l'IDI'l'tlR-lN-l'l'lllil , tiRll l lN, lv: ul'sINtiss xt.tN.xt:lik .XNIJ M.XN.XtilNti nouum, l'lCRKlORll'INl'I'l-I, lvg c,xl t'.tlN, olcn.t'l'lNt:, lyg oR.xM.t'rlt's, iv 'l' is with a feeling of pritle that we of the flass of '31 count 'l'etl as one of us, Klotlest antl unassuming, a true gentleman with a winning personality, antl withal a scholar of the first inagnitucle, he has left an impression which will not soon fatle. :X tremendous capacity for continued work ntatle hint one of the most active fellows in the class, llis never-ceasing work in the interest of our annual places ns untler a rlelnt of gratitutle to hint. lYe have learnetl that 'l'etl plans to follow in the footsteps of Charles livans llughes. :ks he leaves us to continue his further prep- aration for law, we are conlitlent that such nien as he were niatle to rule -V not to he ruletl. LELAN D STAN FORD l l E. WAl.Tl-IR EITNIER Atlantic City, N. bl. iil.l'Ilf'l'YH XY,u,'r 'Sl blomlf' fflfff' mix, soccl-:k, III, lv: ll.XSlill.Xl.l., tu, lv: tiRllfl lN S'l',Xl l , IYQ l'liRKltlMliNl'l'lC S'l'.Xlfl , IVI DRA- Nl,X'l'IK'S, IYQ C'.Xl'T.XlN, Dlili.Yl'lNG, IX' NIJ here we have ljCl'lvltllll6IllS lone repre- 1 sc-ntative from that greatest of all Slllll' tner resorts: a real he-man who participates equally well in sports antl cultural activities, No one has worketl hartler anal leen of more value than he in lvoth soccer antl hase' hall. journalistic work ancl tlrainatics, as well as tlelmating, have all claitnerl his attention. One of his favorite pastimes is to pountl the like in the solitutle of his room antl hum plaintively antl fervently Somewhere a voice is calling. Such a voice there nntst lie: otherwise, how account for all those week-entl trips home? lYithout question, here is one of our coming aeronautical tlesigners when he finishes at XYASHINGTON l'. 7 si ' X X . X l37l

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KN ig H Ille ifG ' ll lIliR'liRAND R. CRIST Altoona, Pa. BERT J llis f1t't'tl.v, tlmugh great, tm' nwrxluzflawml by his n1oa'esty. 'I'R.xt'K, tv: 111211.-WING, IV 4- lcR'i ' slipped into our midst so quietly at the beginning of the sevond semester that we were not aware of his presence until the rall was made for track Cantliflates. Then his real alwility came to light, and travk claimed him for one of its outstanding per' formers. ln the same manner in whirh this lilcealile young vhap won the attention of track fans, he also attravted the fair sex hy his ahility as a dantrer. lint his ahility was not only limited to such activities: whenever any difficulties arose in class, Bert was the one looked to for the solution. NYC can predirt nothing lmut a most resplen- dent future. Keep up the good work, Bert, DAN ' EI. GARRETT DAVIS Summit llill, Pa. IMS lJ.xNNY UCfll'l'IffiIlfIlt'.Y.Y .YlIIOUfIll'.Y tht' rum! ry' l11lk'. DR.XM.X'I'll'S, iv: 'rR.xt'K, iv: c:i.i-:ic t'i,tin, iv ms lad from Summit llill arrived in time to start the sevond semester with an unsatisfied appetite for food and a desire to hitch up with '3l. Danny has distinguished himself hy always lreiug ready to listen to any tale of woe and doing anything in his power to hx things up. Ile has a pleasing way of dealing with his srhoolmates and a haliit of ending a heated argument hy simply saying 'Nuff said. llis very features radiate rhecrful- ness and optimism. Dan will enter lfast Stroudsburg State Teachers' College in the Fall of 1031 and we feel sure that he will make good in his Chosen profession. Push on, Dan, at MICHIGAN U. EAST STROUDSBURG. W .. ,Q ' ,P .tis I 3' 4 U o ...S img .s n. 3 X Q I QI 'o' t o IN ' X

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i E' 'I' X 'Biz N Q +. tt sg- - . ' Mxg KN K ,lt jg N N . asap -1. gc., ir jOllfN SIUART l'lAl ER Ahhottstown, Pa. AAISII VY '21 n miassuniiiz vnutli tl lad of Hman' L' . 1 , . fmrlx and good refmtf'. lVUO'l'l!,Xl.l., IYQ XYRIESTLING, IV: llASlCl!.Xl.l., IYQ IJR.XM,XTICS, IV: ORC'HlCS'l'RA, IX' t'l1f:'l' and unassuming but nevertheless, as the list of activities shows, a lad who is there with the goods. A lzetter descrip- tion of Hill might he given lvut this one gives the story pretty well. llis previous schooling at Staunton Military Academy has given him the characteristics of the typical Southern gentleman. lt just radiates from him and no one can help hut feel at home in his company. A gentleman need not lie a sportsman, hut a sportsman must he a gentleman. Bill has shown on the gridiron, on the mat, on the diamond, on the stage, in classes, and in general that it is possible to lie lmoth. llis further preparation is a loss to Perlcioinen and a gain to URSINUS. . It X K J. XYlLl.lAlW HUUVER tllean, N. Y. HBIl.I.H lllckli A umn, big in .vlafurr and in n1f'i1f11l1'Iy. lKl.XN.XGlNG BOARD, l'l'IRKIOMlCNl'l'l'1, lY1 ASSU- f'l.X'l'lC EDITOR, GRIFFIN, IV mi oil tields of XYestern New York having lost their attraction lor the time lzeing, Herb lzoarded a train for Perl-iomen. Bill came with him, just imagine! lloover and Smith, lroth from the same home town, chuniming around together, and finally winding up as room-mates. Truth is stranger than tictionl Alike in size, and viith other similarities, their respective aliilities led the actixities ol each of this pair into ditlerent channels. llerl1 dug into the editorial end ol the school magazine. The animal also receixcd its share of his attention. ln his odd moments, this congenial chap found time to take part in prep school social activities of all kinds. With the solid founda- tion he has huilt, we are sure of his success at ST. LAWRENCE. U X N- J, - if fo K 1 , 4' 55 4 so