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

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Lloyd Mullen would rather take a catchers mask from the Upper Mer1on Hlgh School than w1ll anythmg to the Jumors He seems to thnnk that he w1ll need 1t when he meets a certam party after graduation Thelma Munshower wllls her carefree att1tude concernmq school work to anyone who IS lucky enough to get by w1th It P S She was' Joe Novak bestows h1s phllosphy upon anyone who thlnks he can compete w1th hlm Boots warns you that its a gruesome yob and he doubts rf he can be beaten' To Mary Toth Sophie Padworny leaves her posntlon as Mr Kerns secretary We hope Mary xsnt afrald of hard work and w1ll carry a few extra shorthand books wlth her Sophle also leaves you her childish g1ggle lf you want lt To Robert Sutherland Vmcent Palana gtves hxs corny jokes Vmce wants to remmd you to treasure these as he consxders them hrs most pnzed possessxons Dommlc Paravaty leaves his enormous hexght and black wavy ha1r to B111 Whttmore Our beloved Doll Man warns you to let your curly locks alone Red Cathertne Procoplo leaves Upper Menon but takes wrth her the tltle of bemg the Qu1etest G1rl from the Semor Gnrls of 1943 Catherlne says quote No competltxon unquote Slugs Romxg IS certam that someone w1ll want to share hrs love of flymg wlth hmm so he gladly leaves part of lt to the Amr mmded lads of the future Semor Class' Rocco Ross leaves hls grand stand seat at Shortys to all the underclassmen who are always thxrsty Take a txp though frrends Dont go there too often To Leo Vaslck Thomas Sabol w1lls hxs favorxte sleepmg chaxr 1n Mr Zucks study hall Leo make sure that you are not asleep when the Semors are takxng snapshots for the Pxoneer Douglas Ryder leaves hrs speedy movements to another flash of hghtnmg The reason for thus IS the fact that he drxves a car and John Bazela depends on speed one hundred per cent' Stttch Salkowskx has always praxsed hnmself on hxs ab1l1ty to make people lauqh so he doesnt want to leave thls to anybody However he does want to leave hxs way w1th the ladnes to Eddxe Lachowicz who we know w1ll make qood use of xt Stephen Soupxc Sammy Tassom and James Thomas have already left the1r beloved Alma Mater for careers ln the servlce of the1r Uncle Sam Weasel xs help1ng the Navy smk the enemy and Soup and Sammy are helpxng the Army to peel that vegetable wxth the eyes Reme Strunack has many good qualxtles she can leave to some worthy member of the Junlor Class To Mmam Robbins Irene wllls her ab1l1ty to make the Semor gxrls roar wxth laughter at the lunch table wxth her xmpersonatlons Remember Ess1e 1n the Semor Play? Bertte Tarr has one of the most hkeable personalltles tn the class We thmk she should take th1s wxth her but leave Ann Wxlls her skull 1n tumblmg You re gettxng a good thmg Ann' Mxke Tarhovxcky leaves to h1s brother John hls draq wxth Mr Hensxnger ln Book keeplng We hope that he IS as successful rn that respect as Mxke To any boy who does not have curly ha1r and a lo vel y blush Ducky Tomk1ns leaves these two possessxons The Army w1ll get them lf you don t, Merlomtes' Marle Uhr1n w1ll1ngly bestows certam chemlstry experxments to Dor1s McCurdy Semors remember Mar1es Take tt away' and her aversxons to certam chemxcals and gasses7 Theresa Urbano bequeaths her experxences 1n the hospxtal to no one rn partlcular because she says quote It hurt end of quote Belleve me she knows' Steve Vargo that tall dark and handsome Sen1or leaves wlth regret a foot of h1S he1ght to Gllbert Farrxngton who very gratefully accepts John thlnks that he should rxd htmself of h1s ab1l1ty to argue and gxve xt to someone who wlshes to become mvolved 1n good debate If anyone IS mterested please address all letters to John Venonsky Matte Woodrlnq leaves her lonq eyelashes to Robert Davxs We re sure that Bob can use them to fhrt outrageously wxth the Norrlstown gurls Jerome Z1el1nsk1 ns a jolly lnttle chap' The Greek leaves h1s drmples and sly llttle giggle to Teddy Mxller Y. . . V V . V' ' ,- v V . . , . , . .. , VV V . - t V V - V . . I V K . . U -V l. VV . . t V V ll . V. , . - V . . . ' . Y. . . - . - ' V . V . V . V V V V V , . V V

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In The Service