Upper Merion High School - Pioneer Yearbook (King of Prussia, PA)

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Wim THE HAUNTED BOOK SHELF So Big-Ethel Brownlie Seventeen-John Kerr Vanity Fair-Audrey Crawford The Call of The Wild-Louise Kaminski Glittering Girl-Helen Loughin Amateur Gentleman-Jacob Moser The Rivals-Willis and Bobby Lucky ln Love-Frances Horsfall Mr. Red Pepper-Paul Bennett The Portrait of a Lady-Betty Van Roden Bring 'Em Back Alive--U. M. Football Team Maid in Waiting-Laura Rotay The Man Nobody Knows-Allan Miller Mistress Ann-Anna Tassoni Gay Courage-Grace Collins Forgotten People--l 2B 'Section The Biography of a Grizzly-Joe Mingo Girl Wanted-Minnie Storti Gone With the Wind-The Seniors WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Mickey Chambers went home at two-ten? Anthony Harubin talked as much as Reba Jones? Jack Eastwood didn't rave about Norristown girls? Mr. Raub remembered where he put his brief case? Aloysius Humay fell for a certain senior girl? Walter Winc-hell lMarion Horsfalll didn't know the latest news? Miss Shotfner ever got excited? George Mowrer didn't boast about Temple? Susan Ross acquired Louise Kaminski's giggle? Ronald Schniepp really did go out West? The l2B girls did their own Chemistry experiments? Pud, Walt, and Ben had their sewing circle at 7:00 A. M. instead of 2110? Richard Tomkins gave the sophomore and junior girls a break? Mr. Messick had been a musical comedy lead instead of a- teacher? George Spragg didn't worry about a certain junior? John Stanley's hair grew straight? Mr. Moll had ever excused his physics class on time? Mrs. Hall wasn't the best rooter for the girls' hockey team? The feature editors really had some good ideas? E711

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jim. 1937 Jhbnem, Extra: A Grand Faculty Weather Report! With Apologies to H. W. Longfellow l Listen my children and you shall hear Weather news of a faculty dear, 'Twas in the year of '37 That thoughts of this report were given. 2 'Twas one day in March of that grand time When a bad blizzard assailed Bob Strine, All our knowledge went on the wing For we saw threatening-snowstorm King. 3 No hope was there for reaching shelter For next came the whirlwind Hensinger, Blue skies Martin then told us the trick Less noise in music will please Messick. 4 Hurrah 'tis spring and no more winter Welcome indeed is sunny Kinter, Happy we'll be in our new found cove lf we can withhold more storms from Grove. K 5 Now we have made a weather. report You may laugh or cry or just make sport, But we ask you, and our teachers too, Don't you think that it's really quite true? E701

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101937 pam ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D ' The Class of 1937 wishes to express its appreciation to the following people for their co-'operation in editing this volume of The Pmneen Mr. A. Ci. Sharpe of The Pontiac Engraving and Electrotype Company. Mr. Charles H. Esser of The Kutztown Publishing Company. 'The Staff of Sarony Studios Miss Marjorie B. Foley, Literary Adviser Mr. Charles L. Kinter, Art Adviser Mr. Herbert L. Hensinger, Business Adviser PATRGNIZE QUR DVERTISERS E721