William Allen High School - Comus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1936 volume:

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Qflzhx li l - zssrllh, ,J 2 2 ' . xcz' ' 'z is: QDIIJBL uf Iliunhs CRXIIII CI XSSIS SPOR I S Ml SIC I Ii XIDX I RI 'N I-'.fXC'I,fIfI'Y BIOL I- ' I-QS IJUI3I.ICQX'I'IONS CILIES I.I'I4 .XRY .- ' ' 'ISIQNII-'..' CGM S Name IDANIEL W HAMM AMES W IzlCHARDbON MELVIIII J BOY! R MxBEL I- MULOcI-c I ARLI WIEINSIII IMIR CFORCI W ZIMMIRMAN IRLSIE M HPFKMAN LI ROY K MILI IR WARRI N I ACKFR M RHODA HPRR I EROY S ALLAM I'DNA M AILIN CI ARFNC I AYRI S CIIARLES C BALIIMAN MINNII C BACHh1AN OHN A BxKI'R CERTRUIJI M BFNNI R LUCY BITTNFR MIRIAM BOYFR THOMAS J BRENNAN ANNA I7 BUFHLFR MARY A CHUBBUCI-c EDWIN D CLAUS9 PAUL CLYMER CHARLIS W DANKIL ELIZABETH DIETRILII CHARLES W EISENHARD OHN L EISFNHARIJ AMES R IRLEXER FLORENCE FOGEL M L FRANKENFIILD CLAUDE A FREED J WARREN FRITSCII HELEN S CERHARD DAVID R HACKP1 BLANCHE F HALLMAN RICHARD HARTZELI MAHLON A HAMM ESTHER L HEFFNLR PAUL F HELD ROBERT C HERBI IN MARY F HERBERT CHARLES R JOHNSON BENJAMIN KANE ELIZABETH KENNEDY NELSON E KERN RUTH KISTLER LEON B KLINGAMAN RALPH KNAUSS RUSSELL J KNAUSS The Jfacultp Subjccl Prlncxpal Vlce Prlnclpdl and Boys AdVl9CT Head of Socual Sclence Dept Head of I ngIISh Dept Head of MathematICS Dept Head of Commercml Dept CIYIS Advmer ASsIstant Vlce Prmclpal MUSIC Llbrarlan Cerman I Il I ng Ish ll III Arch Drawmg AIgebra Il Pl C eometry Bookkeeplng I Cerman I Bookkeepmg I Bookkeeplng II Physlcdl I ducatxon Bxology Physlography Clothmg Fngllsh E. E. HIstory Physical Fducatxon Commerclal Arlthmetxc Typewrltlng I Il Amerlcan Hxstory Amerncan Hnstory Algebra ll Adv Arlth Algehral Cooklng Physlcs Economlcs Flnance Latln C-erman Ilngllsh IV Swlmmlng Typewrltmg I Il Adv Arlthmetlc Auto Shop Engllsh III Engllsh ll Electrxc Shop Enghsh Machine Shop Commerclal Arlthrnetxc Typlng I Prob of Dem E E Hlstory Com I Ceog Auto Shop Physlcal hducatlon Page Ten J I 1 . - . . I . .5 Q .I . 3 2 ll' - J . , L . . I CHARLES C. I3owIaR , I Cabinet Making 1 4 A 1 . . CCDMUS Name IVIXBFL K KNIGHT Rxv H KRLSEI ER IVIXRII- P KRIEQQLII OHN N I IINBACH NIVINI T LOCII IPINRRY R IVIICUIIOIIC I STA IVI IIC I IMI I IVIII L PII-LIN IVI IVIILLER FRED H IVIINNIR PxUL NACII R R NPFLY HELEN NOIILF ANDREW OQMUN HARVEY PRI SCOTT FDGAIR A RABPNOLD ROCER IVI RI NTSCHI I R DOROFHY SCHLXCHI R ANNAI SCIIADT FRI-DLRIK K Sc HMIRKI R PHILIP F SCHMOYER OHN C SCHUMAKER IVI ALICE SCIIIWANINGFR RALPH W SHIMER PEIRL SMITH IQOBERT L STXUFFIR FRANCEb D STEINMUIII-R MARION STRUTHIRQ IDOROTHY SWOPI C YORFI THOMAS IIJC IR H ULMFR RUTII WNLNI R FI OYD WI AVIR T IVIxHLON WLIRBACII HERBERT H WENTZ RxLPH WLTHERHOLD GRACE VVOODRINC FDWARD LIMMI-RVIAN CHARLES I ZINN Ghz Jfacultp Subject Food PI Ceometrx Sol Geometry g IEII II Arch IDYRAWIYIZ Amerlcan Hlstorw Pl Ceometrw bhorth Incl I bpanlbh Algebra I Retall S llmg Amerlcan HIstory CI'IemIstry Algebra II Com I Ceog Physlcal I'ducatIon Pattern IVIaIcIn2 MUSIC Bookkeepmg Com w Algebra II Iing ISII I ll I Ljfdwlflg Physloqraplwy BIoIoQy Latm E. If HIstory Chemlstry La In II III IV Electrlc Shop Bookkeepmg Il BIoIogy IR F Hmtory Fng Ish II III I1nglIQhIII IV french Com I Ceog Rookkeeplng Il Ac1.OIIntIng Calmnel lVIdIcIng SaIesmansIIIp Ar.IvertIsInL Rapld Cdl Englmh II IVIecI'IanILaI Drawlng Botanx Blology Eng Ish II III Zoology Bmlogy Prmtmg HUNSICKI R BUILDINC Oswr I L SI II BI RYHA SIARNI AI BERT B11 I If IVIIIRGARET HICKS BI -INCIIE SI RY ARAL HOLLI NBACH RUTH RFDPATH ROBERT STIMMEL Commercl II ArItIImetII Idnghsh ll Commercldl ArItIImetIc Bookkeeplng I Com I Ceog Rap Cal Com I Georg Rap Cal Lnghsh ll Bookkeeplng I Page Eleven Trlg , 1 . :,, 41' Ijn IA' -III I J - fi ' - ' ' - I . ' . . . LII . I D' I If. I-1 '. IER ' z C . -QR . ER ' . V1 ' L I . Z I k , 'I La ' I ' 4 Q A I L R ll 4 HERBERT R. SCHMOYI-QR EngIIsI:I II I A J . . . . a . th - - 1 . . l' I I - Q ' QR ' Doutb T I IN exrth I am young I am strong I lfc vllmrxtes H1 me Ilkc xn electric Lurrent It Ins mlm:-rl me to thc world like x new how I resh from the forest md qulverlng with joy At the hope of sending xn xrrow lnto lnfmlty I have long xgo resolved that that arrow shall In l7l'IL,llI I Ike xtornct Irrlclglng thc span of nlght with flame And flooding the rl xrkness wlth white lxght It must hurn ltself into the core of xmmort allty There are txmes when I gather myself together And calm my ache for fame A fervent hope for recognltlon But too often thts restless ambttxon steals Into me And I am off to far worlds Oh that I were content To be as I was meant to he plavlng the melody of Info Wlth peaceful hngers But mme are nervous hngers Pressmg the 1fTlITlOI'tdI keys of Time to snatch 1 hurst Of musxc I xfe rs a song and I am a smger A smger who can only reach the heights of ITIUSIL In a tempest whose VOICC IS yet low and soft Wmth the blue skles of summer I am so txred Of thls drab and unlnterestmg waltlng for my ay Were there a Ieanmg and an unentangled end I would how to nt But only thts endless and IDIIDIIC Future of nothxngness Sometxmes I wonder on bod On heaven II He sees me xf He hears me Will He meet me when I am too tlred to go onf Through the years I have promlsed myself I shall keep faxth wlth my ambltlon But It IS dlfhcult for youth to Walt Only when see Some rolling stretch of earth and feel My heart swell wlth sheer enjoyment of beauty Can I nd myself of thts dxsturbmg restlessness And understand bod s worklngs of my destlny He enfolds me then and I know that I shall have peace Llke a pxcture I can see the years step softly by And grow shorter and as I grasp each one wlth a weaker hand I take a Ilrmer hold on my own soul At these tlmes I am QUICK wlth the restralnt Of knowledge aware that I am one of a multitude Affllcted wlth the relentless ambltlon of vouth ALTHEA KRFx Page Twelve cf. hs .- 2 I - - , 2 1 ' .z - ' ' ha 2 , i i ,A . 2 Q. . . 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X 4X 1936 Glass Zlalstorp The Inevitable alr of bewllderment curloslty and would be importance accompanied the entrance of the leap year Class of 36 into the beginning of days never to be forgotten From the funlovlng and not overly ambltlous very start our class was destlned to be known as a noisy u group of boys and girls but pretty good regular scouts at that Our Sophomore year consisted mamly of gettlng acquainted with the school and xts personnel Numerous councxl meetings were held under the SUDPTVISIOH of the class ofhcers l..alVlonte Cul lette presldent LaRue Brady VICC presldent Alma Albrlght secretary Harold Hlxon treasurer and the class adviser Mr Hartzel At the very end of the term we held a Sophomore plcnxc dance at Dorney Park a memorable affair lf there ever was one' It was ln our umor year however that thlngs really began to happen Llfe became a pm wheel of gala occasions the Prom where students and alumni swayed ecstatlcally to the l1lt1ng strains of Bud Rader s orchestra the class play Growing Pains a comedy of adolescence wlth the audltorlum packed to capacity the audience roarlng wrth laughter and the cast provlng lts remarkable dramatlc abllnty the basketball and swlmmmg seasons packed wlth excitement and Joy for didn t we capture the state championship tltles lh both3 And weren t many of the brllllant players and swimmers members of our class And the Canary that year brought to A H S one of the three national gold medals awarded to Hlgh School magazines by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association of New York And then the umor picnic a day of fun and merrlment closing a brilliant year All these social affalrs were held under the SUPCYVISIOH of the class ofhcers LalVlonte Gxllette pres1dent l. aRue Brady vice presldent Betty Cemmel secretary and Henry Kleppxnger treasurer But the best was yet to come Under the guxdance of Copper McFadden presldent LaRue Brady vlce president Betty Gemmel secretary and Alton Gaumer treasurer we set forth on the last lap of our hrgh school Journey with the class play Daddy Long Legs Again the swnmmlng team brought us laurels by becoming state champs and by breaking several xnterscholastlc records The basketball season was agam a huge success so far as wmnmg games was concerned although we were greatly disappointed that we were barred as lnellglble for state championship competition The mter class play Davzd Copper eld marked a new mllestone lh dramatlc achlevement The Canary agam rated Hrst place m national awards Two class trlps to New York were necessary to accommodate the large crowd of Sennor pleasure seekers Tlme that looked so long three years ago has flown The Commencement Play Semor Fare well and Commencement program have all come and gone too qulckly to su1t any of us The three years have been entxrely too short but out of them we carry unto the future the pleasantest of memories and the finest of frxends Page Thirteen v f' , K K- 4 J ' Ja A 1 .N lf' 'T-. fff , 'fflftr V ,Q gf-f ,1 L, 3- Jqfj, 'ggi wi ui gl , -ff, . 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' . - 4 Y A COMUS BBUIBUJ of the Bear ln a school as large as the Allentown l-llgh School every year brlngs its hlgh llghts lts achlevements dlffermg m kmd rather than ln number Each COMUS records its year Occaslonally there IS an annus mrrabzlzs as there was ln l935 when IH so many helds the school was at the very top And thls year has been a good year It has marked many dlstxngulshed accompllshments that are rather a contlnuatlon of falrly recent mnovatlons than an xnltlatlon The A Cappella Cholr contlnues its steady march 1nto an ever Wldelllng clrcle of favor the course ln dramatlcs has acqulred a room of 1ts own a regular schedule and IS becommg more and more a part of the regular llfe of the school Visual educatlon glven tremendous lmpetus by a movlng plcture machlne the glft of the class of l935 has been fully organized and all the apparatus of the school assembled along wlth the equlpment ln a central place from whlch place lt can be requlsxtloned at need The school Itself has spllled over not only mto another bulldmg but 1nto Hlgh School over a mlle away ln athletlcs new stars have llterally swum lnto our ken the swlm team for the second time takes champlonshlp honors and the basketball players even though the team was dlsquallfled because of a technlcallty rate as champlonshlp tlmber ln the matter of playmg games successes and polnts The art department stlll H165 lts banners hlgh carried thls year by Edward Palanlca and Fred Klotz who placed In the lnternatxonal Exhlblts sponsored by the Scholastzc ln Carnegle Museums Plttsburgh and elsewhere From the colleges come graufymg accounts of the achlevements of hlgh honors and recognltlon of varlous kmds accorded to our graduates especlally to our englneerxng students at Lehlgh Umverslty The Canary agam places 1n first class ln the Columbla Scholastlc Press ASSOCIH tlon and the COMUS the formal plcture book of the school has the largest sub scrlptxon llst of ltS hlstory Altogether not a bad year ln fact a good year this l936 at the Allentown Hrgh School Page Fourteen I 9: another part of town, so that this year inaugurated the l-lunsicker Annex to the -Q CO US ALLSOP. DAVID JAMES DAVE General Talenl is a cislemg genius is afounlainf' To some people Dave may not seem to have striking personality because he is subdued and quiet and yet to those who know him Dave is the very antithesis of this. He s one of those changeable people-happy-go-lucky one minute conscientious the next. There should be more people like Dave. He is the kind of a friend a foolhardy fellow needs for he always keeps his head. Now don t get the impression that Dave is a Solomon Grundy-by no means. He like to have fun-good clean hilarious fun and he certainly can Whoop it up ' Whether he becomes a racer a mechanic or a truck driver we know he will suc ceed ALIVIEIDA LOUIS Louie General A wise man somelzmes changes his mind a ool never Louie a tall likable fellow is a member of high school s champion swimming team Wherever there is anything going on you are sure to find him Painting seems to be his favorite hobby Louie has eyes mainly for sports and scholastic work Aside from wanting to make a splash in the swimming record he also wishes to travel Swimming Team 3 4 Trac Manager 2 3 ANTHONY WILLIAM WILLIE Industrial Women shall no! disturb me Willie is one of the quiet and meek kind of fellows when the teacher is not looking but other times does some of the cleverest tricks imaginable He is tricky not only in the classroom but also in the woodworking shop where he spends many an hour creating all sorts of furniture All the girls seem to fall for lVIrs Anthony s Apple Dumplmg but girls are gust a lot of pests with W1lI1e he says APPLEGATE. .IEANNE APPLE General Dwznely lall and mosl divinely Here s a girl who looks as though she had just step out of one of McClellan Barclay s illustrations Tall and vivacious she has been a capable player on the hockey team Apple is also an efficient horse woman Smooth on the dance floor and friendly to every one she is one of the most popular sub debs at Allentown High School Hockey 4 Le CcrcIeFranca1s 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Page Seventeen II I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I ' k , II II I II . . . . f H , . . . . . I I I I . , . I I - .. . II , I , I II . II - I I I II II I II . . . . II I . , I v I v P I I I I I - ARMBRUSTER MILDRED MAY Mrcxv Commerclal When I would know thee my lhoughls loo Upon thy chozce o rzends and boo s Nhcky hopes to be a mrssxonary worker But ln splte of that every one has a good tlme when mlmlckmg Mlcky IS about Newspaper woman? No Mlcky s tears would create a stxr ln the office lf she wrltes a sob story IfM1cky could Wflte shorthand and type as well as she eats dough nuts she would be a wonderful private secretary MlCky may own a bakery some day ARNOLD PAULINE Pox.1.Y Commercial Call me early mother dear for I am fo be queen of May Shorty IS an appropnate name for the smallest senior nn the gym class Durmg the summer Polly adopts Dorney Park as a second home and IS usually to be found on the roller rlnk lVlent1on a party and Polly will be there to liven lt up and to dlspose of the refreshments One of her weaknesses IS chocolate peanut butter cups and there 13 usually a stray one somewhere about her She tells us that some day not far off she and her roller skatlng are going professlonal Chorus 2 3 4 Gzrl Reserves 2 3 4 BACHMAN GRACE GRACIE General To meet her rs lo I1 e her The first alto ln the A Capella Choxr smgmg away so BACKENSTO RICHARD DICK College Entrance ln Arts Drgmly of purpose But mzschre ln hrs eyes Duck rs a fine muslclan a consclentlous student and a good fnend also an ardent fan of all sports Duck ns never caught wlthout a smxle He expects to study mathematlcs ln some college after graduation and follow m the footsteps of lVlr Welnshelmer explammg mathematical probabllxty and the square root of two to the commg gen eratlon At whatever school he will be employed he IS sure to be a wonderful joy to the faculty Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 lustlly IS Gracie She not only reveals her vocal talent ln the cholr but IH the corridor ln spite of her contmual chatter Grace IS loved by all and has a smlle and a cheery hello for every one If any one ever offered a reward for the person wlth most acquamtances Gracie would take the cake In scholastlc rank she IS ever clxmbmg SOCIHI aCtlVltlCS occupy a great deal of her tnme Grace intends to take a course at West Chester to become a kinder gartener A Capella Choxr 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 German Club 4 Hockey 2 Dramalzc Club 2 Page Erghteen rr n 1 -- . . ku , . , , . v 4- .- - y - ' . . . . , . , v-rs ,rl- .. 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H - , . , . , - , - ,vfr ...f 1 I v 1 1 - C0 BAFR AMELIA CATHERINE MIME Retall Selling A Irllle br! of everythzng Amella xs the gurl whose poetry has delighted her class mates for three years Qulet seems to radiate from her dreamy blue eyes but we who know her better find a mls chlevlous twinkle there Amella has qulte a but of ablllty ln argumg plus some C0l'lV1hClI'lg strategy As a sales person hardly a sale sklps through her active fmgers Success has always come to her nn anything she undertook and we are confident that whether she works ln a Fnfth Avenue Shoppe becomes a second Emlly Dlckmson or follows domestlc pursults her efforts will succeed TheC1ubbe 2 3 4 BALLIET CLARK AUGUSTUS CLARK General All greal men came rom belnnd the plow Hls personality IS a but humorous and he takes joking kmdly too He IS not qulck tempered and IS a good skate He does not get angry unless he has a good reason He llkes to argue over problems of mathematical con structlons and anythmg else that requxres fast thmkmg He IS tall stately and exceptlonally well built BARTHOLOM EW PATRICIA ANN PA-r General Ongmalzty 18 szmply a pair o eyes BARLETT CHARLES HENRY CHARLIE General Whal lS life wxlhoul ajo e Charlie has always been a rather qulet sort of chap but Pat s gentnan blue eyes are extraordinary things one moment mlschxevous the next tranqull as the sea after a sudden shower Sometxmes sparks of fire shoot from thelr depths and that s a fanr warmng Pat s temper IS aroused Patrncla IS lnterested ln dramatlcs and she can put a play across May she prove a great success Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Dramalzcs 3 4 Swxmmmg 2 Le Cercle Francais 4 suddenly thus fall made great strldes 1n popularity We do not wlsh to belxttle hls charms but the truth must out He usually had two txckets for the football games This fellow ns athletxcally mcllned and plays on several well known amateur teams ln has senous moments Charlxe likes tlnkermg with automobxles He hopes to go to some trade school and get the mslde dope on auto repaxrmg Page N meleen u an ,. , 44 . . . ,- , - I , l , . , , , - -4 n y -4 If . -. , . 1 . . , U . . . . . , 1 , . . , , f y v - I , , . - 1 , . -- ,- , -. . . . . k -- n I CCDMUS BARTLETT FREDERICK GERARD Fnrrz General O ll cl how pleasant IS thy mornmg Fritz has found out through experience that the years m school are to be regarded as the happiest moments of one s l1fe A member of the Allentown Hugh School Chorus Boys Glee Club and theA Capella Cholr he has learned to enyoy good musnc He has made an acquaintance wlth many schoolmates who wlll remain fast friends through out llfe Hxs hobby IS sculpturmg has ambltlon to become an archaeologlst BARTLETT GEORGE A Doc General Llfe IS what you ma e lt Often mxstaken for hls brother Fred They are llke two peas ln a pod lf you thunk you re seelng double when George walks down the hall don t get dlzzy he s wlth his brother The most mterestxng subject to hlm IS science He has had four sclences and wlshes he had more H hopes to be a surgeon Here s hopmg he has success A Capella Choir 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Chorus 2 3 4 BASTIAN BARBARA ELLEN BARBARA ELLEN General Never szgh when you can smg Seldom qulet dartmg here and there and everywhere Barbara with her happy smile xs known and loved by every one Her sweet soprano voxce has charmed us on many an occasion Lucklly It wlll not be lost to us After her graduatlon from Hexdelberg College we fully expect to see her billed as the Llly Pons of the screen Barbara s ver satxlnty extends to thmgs domestic for she sews and knxts beautifully Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 Le CercIeFranca1s BATMAN GLADYS LORRAI NE IS General There IS not a strung attuned to mzrth But has :ts chord ln melancholy Gladys of the broad smile and jolly dlsposltlon 19 the friend of one and all Although a lover of all sports she IS a student withal ust llsten for the expression Oh go and you wxll find our blue eyed S15 She does not belleve varlety IS the spnce of llfwwho IS thxs champion dr1ver3 She intends to become a telephone operator Page Twenty 7' ll lf. 1 . 491 ' . , . 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C S BAUER BONNIE JEANNE Bomus General Happy go lucky fair and ree Notlnng ever lrotllers me Every one knows Bonme although she moved to Allen town only two years ago Her lndlvxduallsm and happy go lucky spmt make her one of Allentown s shmmg lights Whether she IS gomg to class or gomg home Bonnie never seems to be nn a hurry Her motto ns Why work when l can play which probablv accounts for her dlsllke for study and her yen for a good time We never worry about what will happen to Bonme she always comes out on top Drama! 1 cs BAUER MARGARET CAROLINE Moxie College Entrance ln Arts Love to one rzendslnp to ew and good wzll to all Moxle IS a damty llttle bundle of femmlnlty wxth a charmmg dlsposltlon quite her own She can be full of fun yet serxous too Her popularnty hes ln the fact that she can make frxends easily Her chlef dxverslons are playmg the plano and pamtmg chma Every one lllces Moxxe and wnshes her heaps of success Natrona' Honor Society 4 German Club 4 Wylde' BAUSCHER GEORGE BAuscl-:ER Engxneerlng and Science A lrtlle of everytlung and notlnng at all He IS a good mlxer a good talker and a good pal He xs usually serrous but when started he will contmue tlll stopped Hrs chlef Interest are model alrplanes and auto mobiles He knows more about the good and the bad features of any car than the manufacturers themselves Apparently he talks sleeps and eats automoblles and then some lf he doesn t become an automobile salesman he IS mnssmg hrs vocation Hrs mterests In model alrplanes have enabled hum to burld some good solid scale models He IS an ardent follower of hlgh school athletxcs both basketball and football During the season of I934 35 he collected BEAR KATHERINE HANNAH KATRINKA General W ho broke no promise served no private end Who gamed no trlle who losl no friend Katherlne belxeves m always havmg her lessons pre pared and IS famous for her ablhty to solve and to explam chemistry problems Equally famous IS her skxll m French She believes ln enjoying lxfe because you re young only once ln summer she enjoys dancmg on the Steel Prer or takmg a dlp lh the ocean She loves the theater and seldom mxsses a good show Her plans for studying law Include Cedar Crest and George Washington University We wlsh her success Le Cercle Francazs 4. Page Twenty-one ' A' K' M rv: ,, llne markers from our opponents stadlums COMUS BEAN LINFORD LINDY College Entrance ln Arts Dreamers lrvc orever but wor ers dze m a day Lmdy glves the appearance of bemg very bashful but he would surprxse you lf you really knew hum He clalms to be a mlsogyrlst but we know hlm better than to believe that He halls from out of town and IS one of the best hutch hlkers from Center Valley He really IS one of the hnest chaps 1n the class and we expect lnm to make good BECHTEL ALLFN RAYMOND BUD Prmt Shop Ta efast hold of mslruclron lc! her not go keep her for she rs Ury lr e Now we lntroduce a Print Shopper who ll take the oppo srte srde 1n an argument just for the sake of argumg lncluded ln this llst of arguments are baseball football basketball and all current toplcs He will take a chance on anythmg once and depends on natlve abxllty for most of them Hrs favorlte subject ln our Alma Mater was Amerx can History He will do what the rest of the gang ln the BECKER EARL EARL General To sentence a man o lruc genius lo the drudgery of school rs lo pul a race horse rn a mill Earl IS a quiet likable chap who doesn t say much but when he does Oh Boy' His chief interests are the Sons of the Leglon Boy Scouts and model axrplanes He has already burlt several pnze wmner models He IS noted for two thmgs his occaslonal dry Jokes and hrs pecullar reputation Only once durmg three years has he opened a door whxle entering or leaving school and that one ume was to leave school During hrs Jumor year he walted Hfteen minutes for some klnd person to open the door so that he could enter school and as a result was late for class BECKER HlRAM DAVID CHARLES BECK Print Shop I am a quxel and modes! man but Beck IS a member of the prmtlng group and takes prlde ln the work he does ln maklng the school paper as well as ln other printed matter ln hls studles he 15 considered ln the passmg group but of the slx perlods a day he best enjoys the lunch perxod He played for two seasons as quarterback on the Jay Vee football team and also plays basketball and baseball ln the summer you can usually see hum at jordan Park Page Twenty two .. k . . .U :H I : f . Print Shop does. Anyway. we wish you lots of success. It . f ' . 4 II C S 498 BEERS ELLISON GEORGE BUD Prmt Shop He may be tall but so was Abraham Lzncoln Bud IS a member of the Prmtmg group He seems to lxke prmtmg for he works very hard to accomplish any task gnven hum Bud believes m the slogan Be prepared and IS a member of a troop ln Allentown His favorite hobby ns stamp collectmg He IS an enthusiastic hiker for he enjoys walkmg over to Easton He hasn t been late or absent at school for ten years BEITTER FREDERICK FRED Retall Sellmg Could sell a polalo parer lo a man abou! lawn The Allentown Hugh School here delivers mto the arrrs of the buslness world one of the world s fmest salesmen He s the klnd that wlll sell the shirt off your back and make you buy a new one In addltlon to has love of sales manshlp he has another Ilne that of the great outdoors They say Daniel Boone was good but Fred makes hlm look Ilke a greenhorn Those of us who know hlm under stand why he has such a host of fnends He should go far BERRY I EWIS clelzghl in lhem sels off LEW There be some sporls are pam ul and lhelr labour Come and gaze upon the smallest man on the Varsity Z' BERLIN LORRAINE ELIZABETH Lomw Commerclal To whom we love lhe besl to lhem we can say the leasl basketball team A line fellow well lnked he wxll make hls way ln the world as he has made It ln basketball and baseball Although three strnkes may be out for many people xt never IS for Lew for he IS always game and com mg and right there when he needs to be He has not yet chosen hls Alma Mater but we wnsh hmm success wherex er he goes Baseball 2 3 4 Bas etball 2 3 4 Lorrame has been an Important member of the A pg' Capella Choxr for when lt comes to smglng she has a sweet soprano vonce that will make any male heart pound fur louslyl Lorrame s lovely features and characteristics also make her an Important member of the class At present her mterests are xn Callfornla Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Chozr 2 3 4 Dramalrcs 2 3 Page Twenty three I e e- . v 1 .1 U .. .flu D 4 V ... 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BHAER VIRGINIA MAY College Ent An car for music and a wea ness or men Please stand aside while I introduce Ginny one of the most popular girls of the Senior Class and a steady booster of all aCtlVltlCS She has made scores of friends Ginny loves outdoor sports especially ice skating If people with high ambitions make a name for themselves Ginny should acquire quite a name in the field of music Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 NGl10NGl Honor Society 4 Le Cercle Francais 4 BIGG GRACE MARGUERITE GRACIE General jollzty rs the spice o lr e A certain little lVl1ss Blgg IS a Jolly companion so jolly that when she laughs she cries Tears rolling down her cheeks are just another laugh All you blonde fellows bewarel She also delights in playing pranks on people harmless pranks of course This lovely little lady wants to be a nurse Patient and cheerful she ll be good m a white cap and uniform and black curls and her usual grin for every one Best wishes' Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 'I Capella Chozr 3 4 rance in Arts CCDMUS BFST JFANNE ELIZABETH JFANNE General Good Better Best A spark of blue eyes and a flash of white teeth are only a few of eanne s attractions She is willing to do anything for one Dark and attractive when she smiles one can t help lllilflg her eanne attends most of the social affairs in or about school She enjoys a good time but still finds time to lceep well up ln her studies We lcnow eanne would enjoy going to Penn State to be a dletltlan A I-'I S wishes her the best of luck Dramatzcs 3 French Club 4 Y W C A 2 3 4 GINNY BIECI-IY MYRTLE LYDIA MYRT Home Economics I friends were lvuzlrlml, vloc s What a home Myrtle could build Nlyrts jovial disposition has attracted many friends Although she does not join ln many club affairs she IS an ardent booster of all school aCtlVltlCS Her associates find her a good companlon a loyal friend always lovable clever humorous and always sympathetic wxllmg to help any one whenever she can Nlvrtle is a good home body Strange to say she likes to clean wash iron and do things that most girls do not like to do You should taste her pies and cakes She d reach any man s heart through his stomach Home Economzcs Treasurer 4 I ......l... Page Twenty four i J , , 'E . . . ' . ' L 1 .1 ' - - E ' . ' J . - . ' ' , 5 , .' ---- . . . . .. D . k f . , ' I . , . . . I K X V I u ' I . , , L A , I ..,, i Q 1 I , I E.. E ..,,....,.... ,,..l......J .. . . . f .f . u A H , 'X BILENKY FLORENCE FLOSSIE Sweet falr and debonnalre and at tlmes a but modest IS our frxend Florence She has not much to say but ns fond of outdoor sports especlally hlkmg At school she llkes most of all to cheer A H S to vlctory Florence also loves muslc and lnstenmg to music forgets everything else Whether Florence becomes somebodys secretary or has charge of some patlent we wlsh her the best of luck BITLER CLAIRE PETE A mere slzp o a maiden but what a personalzly Pete is so overflowmg wlth friendliness and j0Vlallty that xt IS lmposslble for any one to dlsllke her Fond of readmg hlklng swlmmlng and dancxng she IS a charm mgly gay companlon Pete has been elevatmg herself thls last year at Alma Mater She has become a singer lh the A Capella Choxr and a member of the Natxonal Honor Soclety Dld some one say beautiful but dumb3 Not Dramalrcs 3 Chorus 4 A Capella Choir 4 National COMUS BIGNEY CATHERINE MARY IRENE Commercxal As willy and popular as she IS wrse lrene IS an ambltlous student of the Senior Class who successfully combmes senous thoughts and gayety She xs fond of sports and IS also a good student Her hobbies are swlmmmg and muslc and can she tlckle the lvones What ever she may do after leavmg school we know that she will be successful Canary and Blue Representalzve 4 Hockey Team 4 H1 I W VER A A l ' l .. ., V li ' 5 I F 1 1 'xy 5 Q l A V I Smg away sorrow cas! away care. N . ' 1 , , . , , - l ' 1 BILHEIMER WILLARD EDWIN WILLY General Slow and steady wzns ll1e race Willy IS a happy go lucky fellow who goes strolling through the halls wlth the greatest ease One of his ambl tlons ns to have a perfect attendance record for his three years stay at A H S He IS Interested m sports one of the fighting fans for hxs dear old Alma Mater Willy ns the type who prefers blondes On behalf of all his friends we wash hum the best of luck Page Twenty five BITTING MARION Mluuon General A merry llearf zlofll good like medlclne Allow me to introduce a 90 per cent -or shall I say 95 per cent student Marlon IS always on the Honor Roll and belongs to the National Honor Society She seems qulet but she has plenty of pep vlm and vlgor IS a rooter for all sports and drives to all the games And what a good drlver' She IS also a mermaid We all expect her to make good Swimming Team 2 3 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Nallonal Honor Soclely 4 German Club 4 Dramallcs 3 4 BLUM LEA BESSI E. Toors Commercial Bloc eyes and pleasmg smllc Toots has taken the commercial course expects to be somebodys stenog but she won t be that way long She s a peach of a friend To see her rattle off shorthand and to see her speed away on the typewriter IS a treat Tootsie certalnly has a lot to talk about the morning after the nlght before lt IS always lnterestlng to learn where they went what he sald and what she said etc She always has a quick and wltty response where an occaslon calls for It Toots we wlsh you a happy and successful future Dramalzc Club 2 3 BOANDL ALFRED The muscles o his brawny arms Are strong as iron bandsf Ray Boandl! How often have we heard this yell. Al BLUM ZELDA Zlzl. General 51167168 is golden Sweet demure but oh so rare this sweet little miss seems to have a quiet dlsposltlon but wlth her friends she IS chockful of gayety We really regret that we weren t all afforded the opportunity of becoming better acquainted wlth Zelda so true a friend IS a find She IS always strum mlng away on her plBn0 that she slmply does wonders to Will be looking forward to some interesting compositions from her. Spanish Club 3 4. is an ideal athlete. one who blazes to glory during the con- test and then retires to his former self after the battle is over. He is as modest and shy in civil life as he is daring and dashing on the field. So here s to Al, the sweetest and greatest halfback ever turned out at A. H. S. Foolball 2 3 4'Bas elball 2 3 4. Page Twenty-six BOLOGNESE MARY BO,-0 When rt comes lo class you can I surpass Dark complexlon dark halr and dark eyes-that's lVlary, but xt won t do you any good fellows: she's a man hater. She s a swell pal always up to some mischievous prank, Although lVlary IS very seldom seen with books, she shines ln her stud1es and misses the honor roll by just an inch. Although a commerclal student Bolo desires to be some- thmg that IS more excltmg an avlatrlx. We all know she has the wxll power to succeed and we ll all be looking for- ward to a free rlde ln a few years , f . I k. U f fl lt- A BOWER FRANCES MARIE FRAN A sly glance-Oh beware Fran IS a pleasant happy go lucky sort of person ln all her undertakmgs she strives for the highest achievements Dances and football games would not be as successful lf she were not there Loyalty IS among the Flrst of her vlrtues Here s wlshmg her luck and success xn the years whlch are C S BOLESTRIDGE KATHRYNE ELIZABETH Krrrv General No! loo serzous no! loo gay There s Kxtty small bubblmg over with wut and wrsclom She s peppy actlve and rarnn to go Her hobbies Include swxmmlng swlmmmg and more swlmmlng Besides being an advertisement for the swlmmmg team Kitty IS a booster of all other sports especnally football Her major actlvlty out of school IS expression work Kitty IS ambl txous 1n all her studles too and gets results' ln expression as a dramatic coach she IS sure to be successful Chorus 2 4 Swrmmmg Team 2 3 4 C1rlReserves 2 3 BONER RUSSEL O Russ Commerclal Lois 0 fun Iols of spun He s no! even a razd lo un Russ lS a qunet boy who seldom smiles but nevertheless he IS very jolly He dnd not make a brllllant record for himself at A H S but he always managed to pass when the tlme came He IS a but of a trouble maker but usually gets along Wlth hrs teachers because he IS so well mannered Russ can count many people both m and out of A H S as his frlends Page Twenty seven CCD US BOWERS RUTH MADELYN Run-ma Commercial To have Ruth around zs a Joy pro ound Ruth IS a quxet reserved gurl attentxve ln class and therefore ellglble for hngh marks When you are not In a good mood Ruth IS the one who wlll help you She IS fond of all kmds of sports but her greatest delight IS dancmg Here IS wlshlng her the best of luck BRADY LARUE MARY LARRY General When Irish eyes are smzlmg ere IS the glrl known and liked by every one who shlnes brlghtly lh socxal affalrs and whose company we all love ln splte of the day dreammg she mdulges IH qunte frequently lh classes she keeps her marks up to the stand ard Her frlendhness 15 attested by the fact that she was vlce presxdent of the class for three years As an excellent swimmer she has helped to break qulte a few records ln our relay teams The class of 36 wnshes her success' Canary and Blue 3 4 Colvlus 3 4 Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 BRANDT SARA S Yr. General A Int shy but charmmg neverlheless Sara 18 known only to her xmmedlate classrrates but those who know her find her charming Although she I8 lnclmed to be a bxt qulet and shy she IS wonderfully worth knowlng We wonder what causes that far away look m her eyes Sara cannot declde just what she would like to do but we re sure that success will smlle upon her BRADER RICHARD Revs General ll la es a redhead lo boss a redhead f A bug red Bulck comes to a qulck halt and out Jumps a tall fiery redhead ln a red sweater lt takes some fellows twelve years to get through school but Reds says that number IS low He IS a lxkable chap at least the fairest redheads seem to thunk so and ambltlous and energetic He works dlllgently and wlllmgly 1n school at sports at has work and will be a credit to his Alma Mater Every one admires this happy mlxture of good sense and fun Foolball 2 Basketball 3 Page Twenty erghl I 1 f 'rl Naih Pleda. 2, 3, Swlmming 'Teanr 2, 3, 45 The,Clullbe: 3 4 ' . IIS O' COMUS BREISH Ol IVFR HENRY OLLIE General l laugh al the world and the world laughs at me Ollle IS a qulet sort of chap untll he gets lh the company of a few other well known frxends then he becomes the loudest of the group He llkes to have fun and appreciates a good wlsecrack To know hxm ns to know a real fnend He llkes to follow the sports of the school His own favorite sport IS tennls Upon graduatlon he intends to follow his brother s footsteps and work m an ofhce BRINKER DOROTHY RUTH Dor COIDInefClal Good at wor better at play Wxllzng lo laugh wzth the Gang all day Dot IS mdeed a true frlencl Dot always has a broad smlle or a rlpplmg glggle A good sport she has real school splrlt You find Dot at all the football and basket a games Wxth ber co operatlon and ready smile Dot will make a good stenographer BROWN MARY MARY College Entrance ln Arts The belief par! o ur lor rs dxscrclzon Mary ns an Independent young lady wlth a talent for wrltlng Her hobbies are collecting toy dogs of all mate rlals shapes and snzes and horseback ndmg And what a rider she IS but she does manage to stay on the horse' Mary s fnends tease her about her bangs but she staunchly defends and contmues to curl them Whatever Mary plans to do we re sure her pluck and perseverance wlll carry her through Nazh Pleda 3 4 Vice Presrdcnl of Nazh Pleda 4 Czrl Reserves 3 4 The Clubbe 4 German Club 4 'Valmnal Honor Soczely 4 BRUCH RALPH Bnusu Engmeermg and Sclence Whu worry abou! tomorrow He IS the sort of chap that hkes to do things nn the right way He s not very unruly and always shows consxdera txon and respect for the other fellow He loves 1ce skatmg and doesn t mmd skatmg all mght He doesn t bother much wlth the gurls In school although he IS quite a shark with them outside of school To some of us he rs known as Caesar to those In Physlcs class as Brush a name bestowed upon hlm by bxg Mr Frankenfleld He expects to attend Lehigh sooner or later Page Twenty nine H . . kl . ' .. . H . . . E , If bhll .' ' - ' - , ' U f I I . V. ' w BRYAN, THOMAS YEAGER Tom General The glad world welcomes all his kind. Tom is a likable young chap who has wonderful powers of thought. He is a great supporter of all current events at A. H. S., but his real weakness is flowers, locomotives, and airplanes. Tom may be small, but what he lacks in stature he makes up for in personality and loyalty. He seems to have all the grit and drive needed for success. We wish him all the luck in the world BUFFINGTON FREDA CHRISTY ANN Fm-rz College Entrance in Arts Glad 1111 the dancing stops And lhe Irlt of the music ends Fritz she of the dark brown eyes and pearly teeth whose disposition has won her many friends A basketball player seems to have her attention Fritz is a Jolly good sport but prefers to take it dancing and no dance would be complete without her intricate dancmg She expects to go to Cedar Crest to prepare for a linguistic career C0061 luck' Fritz High School Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Le Cercle Francais 4 swf' COMUS BRUDER, NORMAN GILBERT Noam Commercial Friendly to all, Hoslile lo none. Norm is a jolly, good-natured fellow who always seems to have something to do. Whenever you are blue strike up a conversation with Norm and your blues will disappear. Popular among his classmates is Norm and well up in his studies, too. He plans to be a government worker, and although he does not specify any particular branch, we are sure he will make a success at any job. We wish you loads and loads of luck. Qqgfd-Ili if ommercial Life begins al 2 40 Shining eyes and a ready smile Dot is a happy go lucky person who rarely worries and is continually spreading good cheer Our friend is a lover of books and dancmg She is also a popular young lady Scholastically you will find her a diligent and thorough student But we are sure that no matter what she does she will make her mark Page Thirty . ff? W' I K ,Q HY .f , CO US BURGER DONALD DoN College Entrance ln Arts Now IS the watchword of the wlse To hls frlends he IS whlstllng Don Llttle as Don IS he gets hls place lh the lengthy llne ln the cafe He IS a master of Latln and one look at hls report card shows why he never took an exam although he learned most of hls Latln ln five mlnutes and studles at the foot of Llncoln s statue He satlsfles hls enormous football ambltlon as a fan He IS bashful lh the presence of falr maldens Don has enjoyed every drop of water ln the swlmmlng classes He has all the characterlstlcs of a successful man Natzonal Honor Soczety 4 CANOVA HELEN HELEN General She looks an angel But you never can tell what angels wlll do On looklng at one so demure you would never expect to flnd the gay lovable personallty that her class frlends know She IS lmmensely popular and IS always at the 30Clal affalrs She wlll go to Beaver College to become a super secretary to her father ln boostlng the sllk buslness or maybe she will go to P M C We hope for her great happlness and content Booster Club 2 French Club 4 Science Club 3 4 BURGER JUNE ESTHER JUNE General My thoughts are my companlons Smlllng June wlll do anythlng to help her frlends She has no one partlcular hobby but llkes to swlm read hlke and have a good tlme Although she has not made up her mmd as to what she wlll do when she IS through school we know she wlll be successful BURKHARDT HELEN BURKIE General Have more than thou showest Spea less than thou nnwest The better you know Burkle the more you llke her Although qulet and studlous her frlends know what she 18 when not ln school Her hobbles lnclude swlmmlng camplng and correspondence Ask her about her pen pals ln Panama or ln Canada3 Burkle IS an enthuslastlc rooter for our Alma Mater at football and basketball games She lntends to go ln tralnlng for nurslng Here s happlness and success to you Burkle Page Thlrty one , . 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A COMUS CLARK JOSEPH R F General Greet our Engrncer oe s a prmce of a fellow He builds model alrplanes very well and hopes to be an englneer some day to work wlth Dlesel engmes He has a frxendly word for you always and never feels low unless he hasn t done an Eng lush asslgnment If you need help ask oe He IS wxllmg to help you lf he can If he lS not around on November I you ll know he has gone huntmg We all wish him the best of luck COFFIELD ANNA M ANN Commercial A leasmg pleasmg lush lass lnsh Ann knows all sees all She delnghts nn teasmg and plenty No matter what IS done or sald about her she never gets angry Ann IS athletlcally ll lCl1l'lCd possl bly because she IS a mece of the late jack Cofheld for whom our stadlum IS named Ann IS always happy as long as there IS a football player around although a basketball player will do just as well she says Her chlef ambltmon ms to become a stenographer Crrl Reserves 2 3 4 Cxrls Booster Club 2 CILIANO JOSEPH A os Electrlc Shop A second Leonardo De Vmcz A modest lad who lxkes all sports IS thxs boy joe H really IS a mathematical wizard knowing all the answers Alongslde of this ns hrs ablhty ln electrlcxty he knows hls watts and volts and ohms Perhaps hls outstanding feature IS has generosity he IS always wnlllng to share wnth other Although small lh stature he IS great nn mmd -lie 1997 gsluv wow! CLAUSS DAVID DAVE General I awo e one marnlng and ound mysel famous Dave IS easy to recogmze for he s tall not too good more than one gurl has envned h1m Hrs chlef pastxme IS clatmg a cheerful llttle junior who measures up to all the FCQUISIICS m femmme charm He can swlm well and has partlclpated ln a number of the meets At basketball he s no shark but manages to hold his own as far as the score xs concerned Hrs chxef axm for the future IS to be a powerful financier And there lS a brief summary of our genial friend Dave Page Thzrly two .-'t 1 -'D-'T l - . '11 4.4 r f A 1 w - e . . I Jo . . . ' . . . nr 'lr s e If ' f f looking, and has a crop of dark brown hair with waves Vpxg , A U '. . - . . . . COLARUSSO ALFRED H CM. General An ounce ofjoq rs worfh u pound of sorrow Although Cal does not partlclpate ln any scholastlc com petxtlon he IS an ardent supporter one of the many who make good teams possible Cal hopes some day to be a cartoonlst and Illustrator and make good all of the promises he has made to himself and others And so overloolung COMUS COHEN, MYRA .lC0llENlE', Retail Selling Wy eel are weary wandering to undfro One of our best speechmakers and oh what a talker Coheme ns Her mouth IS ln perpetual motion chewing talking or smgmg and does she have a llne Her brown eyes are appeallng as she fllts over the dance floor on flymg feet The only time when any serlous tumult lS caused ln her serene llfe IS a Hazleton vs Allentown occa sion She IS a dandy little saleswoman with a convlnclng manner and wxtty bram She 15 bound for success hls faults whxch are few let s spur him on to a successful future and a great one CONN ELLY GRACE General How brzllzanl how mlrlhful lhe 111,111 of her cues L1 c a slar lweummg out rom the blue of the s y Grace ns short but sweet Nevertheless do not get mto an argument with her she has a way of holdmg her own She IS popular with the opposite sex no wonder wlth her falr complexlon and sparkllng blue eyes If you appre cxate true frlendshlp just page Gracxe Grace loves free verse and IS a promising poet Her pet peeve IS opera You never see her at noon wlthout a cheese sandwich She IS particularly fond of science and plans to take up nursing after leavmg high school Adlfcw fr COOMBF EDWARD CHARLES EDDY Print Shop He may be small bu' so rs a sllc of dynamxle Eddy IS a member of the prmtmg group who takes great pride ln the prmtmg of the Canary and Blue You can usually see Fddy taklng chances he will take a chance on anything Edward IS like the birds he goes South over the vacatlons where he ns very popular wxth the Georgna peaches An ardent follower of Isaac Walton he goes flshlng Whenever he has the opportunxty We wnsh you lots of luck Eddy GR XCIF Page Tlurly three , f . 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K hh K, A COM S COPE AUDREY B LITTLE AUDREY General Study shortens life why studyfi If you see a compact parcel of pep vxm and vxgor trot tlng down the hall you know at a glance xt IS none other than our Llttle Audrey As a student she s falr as a cheer leader she s O K and as a comrade she s fine n dandy CORINGRATO RUDOLPH Rum' lndustrlal Rudolph has a great future as an archltect Hard work has put hum at the head of a class of hve ln fact a rumor was heard at the begxnnlng of his junior year that he would graduate a year before time HHVlng such fine shiny black halr IS all we have agalnst lum Rudy IS noted for hls promptness especlally when free refreshments are at hand HIS most noteworthy accomplishment IS ln art he has won several art contests conducted by varlous maga zmes Interested IH sports3 Umm Hmm The game for the game s sake and the players' Cheerleading 3 4 Hoc ey 2 3 Dramatzcs 3 COURDIER ARDETH LORRAINE ART Commercial A horse a horse My zngdom for a horse' absent from a football or basketball game Those who know Art appreclate her keen wrt and charmlng personal lty She llkes horseback rldmg and has attalned many honors and prlzes She lxkes brunettes too so beware all ye dark of eye A Jolly smile and good work dlstmgulsh Art She wants to be a blg buslness woman Great suc cess Commerczal Club Basketball Manager 3 4 COYLE DANIEL CHARLES DANNY General Live not for today but prepare for the morrow Dan IS a fme boy ID every sense of the word a real ath lete honest fair decent and clean cut A more ardent lover of nature m tlse raw ns hard to find Dan IS a steady student and although physlcs has been hrs Waterloo hls continued plugging brmgs htm out on top Dan has his own ndeas about glrls nn fact he already knows the dxffer ence between a blonde and a redhead Hrs biggest ambl tion IS to speclalnze 1n surgery We wash Dan the achieve ment of hls ambxtlon Football 3 4 Wrestling 3 4 Track 3 4 4 Page Thzrty four I f i 2 Y ll ll . 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A . g . . , :' , ' - CUTSHALL RICHARD LOUIS Tmv General I will leave large foolprmls on the sands o lime Tmy IS a small fellow only five feet sxxteen xnches and IS held uprxght by a panr of number twelves He dashes through the halls from one class to another trymg to pull down a good mark once nn awhlle and usually comes to physlcs class late Smce Tmy IS a good natured fellow and always ready for fun he has made many friends of both sexes throughout has school career Tmy expects to enter Muhlenberg next year where he wlll take up a pre medlcal course We offer hlm a humble though probably unnecessary Good luck Foollvall 2 3 Class Council DAMMRICH ROBERT D Englneerlng and Sclence Musrc ma cth a man Asxde from lmltatmg Rublnoff Bob studles physxcs dull gently As a member of the Y M C A he rates hlgh m Its Leader Corps The members of the A H S orchestra and hxs pals who seek hxm not only for his mathematlcs homework but also for his frlendshlp know hrs value His mterest ln muslc extends to other musncal orgamzatlons m which he plays the vnolm A great deal of common sense ns only one of the admxrable qualntnes which wlll carry hlm to success ln any held into whlch he ventures Heres luck Bob Orclleslra 2 3 4 C0 US CROUTHAMEL JUNE UNE Fme Arts No IS no ncgalwe rn a woman s moulh The gurl who dared to wear a B after the Turkey Day game some nerve' She s quxet except ln the company of two people unes always Flddlmg around wnth pencll and paper sketchmg Her mam joy IS her baby nephew who IS also her favorlte model Somehow a mckname was just never hooked unto her You mlght call her Krout but xt s best to let well enough alone' Hope to see your name on magazine covers and bxllboards ln the near future une DAL MASO ILARIO 4 on A strong a heart as Napoleon ever had Lod never was an outstandmg scholar he s Just an aver age student who has hls favorlte teachers as other puplls do but he uses hxs lxl-ces and dlsllkes on hls marks The only perlod Lod likes better than study hall IS swlmmlng He s no flash at swlmmmg or basketball but what he lacks m skxll he makes up ID Splflt Every one enjoys hrs com pany his wlsecracks are endless BOB Page Tlurly fve I ..J ., . 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' Y nl-4 H Commercial .. . k CCDMUS DANKEL LOUISE P DANKEL Commercial Frlend zs a word o royal lone Dankel lS a real frlend a loyal supporter of her Alma Mater and a smllmg companion Dankel s slogan IS Go outslde whlle passxng from the annex to the mam bulldmg to keep up your pep Ask her why she IS mterested m Cuba and cattle ranches It s always fun to watch Dankel when some one mentxons Spanish stew We hope some day she w1llw1n a medal for her expertness ln the fme art of chewing gum DANNER JAMES W CHINK lndustrlal Electric Shop Fleet offoot and lzght of head James Danner IS a happy go lucky sort of fellow who has a flare for gettlng ln trouble Each txme he IS repnmanded by a teacher hxs face turns a beautlful crimson ames has a certam amount of Davld Harum xn hlm lt seems he IS a but weak on English and a blt strong on advanced arnth metxc so he bargamed wlth a fellow student for asslstance ln Englnsh ln return for a bit of help 1n advanced arithmetic Smart' eh what3 As an electrlcnan we suggest ames stuck to David Harum tactlcs we thunk he will go a great deal farther DARROHN JOHN MORTON DARRY Auto Shop Chevrolet makes them john wrecks lhem john IS one of these fellows always ln the middle of a DARCONTE OLYMPIA ESTHER MP Commercial Can sway the world Thxs IS to xntroduce to you our lxttle :mp She took the secretarlal course whlch IS the work she loves to do We know she won t be a secretary long But we all know she will be of some good ln llfe as a secretary or a housekeeper We wlsh her all the luck ln the world bunch cracking the joke He has that twmkle m his eye that can attract the gurls Darry IS an ambltlous young man always on the go He and his Chevrolet are qulte popular and It IS known that sixty was not the only thing he hut with It Darry though tall and heavy certainly can find hls way around ln A H S and get to places where he shouldn t be He deserves the best lxfe can brxng Page Thirty six .. . . f in ' , I .. .. . 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'LA' ' 'K ji - . . . - ' COMUS DAVIES EVELYN B Buzz Commercxal To be happy be friendly Buzz IS a happy mterestmg person consclentnous m her school work yet always ready to have fun She has a pleasmg personality can speak well and has had mterest mg experxences whlch make her a person you love to have around Her chief dellght IS to go through the halls with you and her expression IS Oops' when you collxde wlth some one else She IS mterested ln music sports ra matlcs and has taken part ln several short plays Her weakness IS blondes so beware you blonde Romeos Dramatrc Club 2 3 umor Counczl Czrl Reserves 2 DAVIS THOMAS R Tom General To now lnm IS to ll e lum Tom xs one of those fellows that are quxet m thelr way Although he ns not outstandmg m school aCtlVltlCS he IS a good fellow and a better sport Tom expects to go to col lag? and take a business course We all wxsh hum the best o uc 'cr DAWALT RUTH PHYLL Rural:-1 Commercial A gentle manner and a md heart Set this maiden quztc apart Ruthle IS a smllmg brunette with a pleasant dlsposltlon and always ready to please A certam Jumor can be seen Constantly aCC0mpany1ng her to and from school Her chief alm IS to become a stenographer and her employer wlll certamly be a lucky man Ruth s two pet hobbxes are DEARDORFF DOROTHEA D01- Cencral A merry heart goes all the day Talk ns thus gurl s mlcldle name we haven t found a per son to rlval her Her smcenty frnendlmess and generosxty and her constant chatter have won her great popularlty Dot never allows her outsnde actxvltles to interfere wnth her studies and ranks hugh ln the honor group Snappy dance orchestras and tricky little hats are her mam weak nesses She mtends to study lnterlor decorating ln New York May she be as successful m busmess as lh hugh school Dramatzc Club 4 Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 Page Tlnrty seven maklng fudge and dancing Here s luck to you' .. k . . .k Q J , ' ' . i - - , ' , A I - H . . . . ., Wd 4 r 1 ' - y If ' ' , .3,4. I ,Mn ,l , is .. .. i L CO US DECESAR CLARENCE Dusrv General A good left rs beller lllan a poor rrghl This IS one fellow who can t do anythmg right he s a lefty a good old southpaw He wrltes throws uses tools and even pxcks up five dollar bulls wlth hrs left hand Dusty s hobby IS baseball His 1dol IS xmmy Foxx of the Athletlcs He 15 a good student and easy to get along with Now that he IS leaving good old A H S we wlsh hlm success lh the world DECKER JEAN DORIS rs A pound of un a daslz o spzce Tha! s Sis Here s one of our sunbeams small but so IS a stxck of dynamite Sweetness cuteness cleverness rascallty thats Sus Shes usually the lrfe of the party You should see her on the dance Hoor At school she has a hablt of llngermg near Mxss Struther s door Who3 jean and football men go hand m hand But don t get the wron 1m ressron All okes aside Sus IS a ca able and ofhce untll some lucky man finds the key to her heart Swzmmzng 2 DFIFER WARREN WARREN lndustrlal A fellow who succeeds By lcllmg llnngs slrp A trombone player A member of the Mechanical Draftm de a tment DEI BERT PEARL ELEANOR PEARL Com merclal This lass so neal wzth smiles so sweet Has won our r1gl1l good wzll Pearl IS a swell sport and when It comes to fun well she s rlght on hand and no one blames her We wonder why she s so shy around the boys She lakes all kmds of sports and hopes to be somebody s stenographer Well good luck Pearl Girl Reserves 2 4 g P r Warren mtends to enter Lehlgh Umversrty to study mechanlcal engmeerlng He spends many a lexsurely hour tendmg hrs loft of prlze wrnnxng pigeons He 13 always at hand too playmg trombone when the band or orchestra makes thexr appearance Band 3 4 Orclleslra 2 4 TSquare Club 2 3 4 Page Tlurly-erghl I Us ,. .. f ' f . - . . 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She expects to devote her tlme to an l . v I , n I ' n u u - COMUS DELONG RICHARD Drcx College Entrance ln Arts Frshre shre lute because Dlc said you mzght Dlck s hobby IS croonlng and what melodrous strains flow from hxs mellow vonce Hrs favorlte sports are fishmg swlmmlng and basketball You may stumble upon hlm anytlme of the day or nlght sxttmg contentedlv on the bank of a rlver wlth a pole ln his hand The patience he has so developed probably explains why he never uses a cuss word He takes tlme out to study every now and then The class of 36 blds you Ad1OSl Boy Scouts DELONG FRANCES MARIE FRANKIE General Be good sweet mazd and let who wzll be clever Thls golden hatred blue eyed smllmg young lady wms hosts of frxends wnth that same angelxc smile Some day we expect to see her name wlth R N back of xt Frankie will make a very fine nurse too She IS sympathetlc and kxnd and always wlllmg to lend a helpmg hand Here s loads of luck Frankie DE LUCIA FRANK SHEIK Me dead the world dead DEMMY ELEANOR BORNMANN Toors Commercial You Il never see her rn a crowd Because she IS so small Short but sna Toots nsn t content nf she hasn t a Frank one of Alma mammle s dlstlngulshed IS one of our best dressers I-Ie has made xt hrs busmess to get acquamted wlth practncally all the gurls rn the class too and has been falrly successful You wlll recognize htm by hrs dehghtful personallty and curly black haxr the admlra tion of many a falr damsel Frank s ambltxon I9 to be either a smger or a professional football player PPY smile or a cheerful countenance Her sunny dxsposrtlon IS very wlnnxng but she ns often caught ln a serlous mood Her pet expression would you for me3 IS xrreslstlble She says xt m such a way that no one can bear to refuse Our llttle frxend loves to dance IS a good student and expects to be a stenographer If the kitchen doesn t get her Flrst Good luck and good speed' Swrmmmg 2 Booster 2 Chorus 3 Page Thirty mne 5 N ' r 5' lkfhw r ' .. .. , . 15. . .k . . .. . , . , ' v ' v , , . , , . . . , rv ' ' . .. H - - . - I . - . . 4' X, ' , ggx .L I I 'x A-' . . ,rf E . pwf-QW CQMUS DENCLER LOUISE MARY DENCJE General Changeable as the weather Dengle IS humorous temperamental frxendly ln splte of her changeable moods she has many friends To her an agreeable person IS one who agrees wlth her She never lets her studies lnterfere wlth soclal actlvltnes Although or perhaps because she loves to talk above everythnng else she wishes to become a teacher Lots of luck to you Dengue Crrl Reserves 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 Sophomore Basket ball Dramatic Club 2 Y W C A Counczl 2 3 DENT JANE ANF College Fntrance ln Arts The world s opmron wrll not alter Nor can lt yet my purpose alter Jane xs both qi ready for 1 got and her phlloso Muslc occuple who know her sv that Hrst lmpre only her closer ll nd dlgmfied and happy go lucky and e She has declded llkes and dlsllkes concerning older brothers IS mterestlng ood deal of her spare tlme To those tly she appears rather aloof but behlnd n IS an lnterestmg and lively jane whom nds know Le Cert Frmcals 4 Natronal Honor Soczety 4 Czrl Reserves 'Ty DEPPEN DONALD PERSHING Don Commercial If szlence 13 golden I II take you as my treasure Shy bashful and sllent ln the school room one finds hum a different sort of person ln another envlronment H ns fond of sports and an ardent follower of the athleuc teams He plays the trap drums whlch may account for h1s great love of muslc Hls mam ambltlon ns to become another Whnteman and we wlsh hum the best of luck when he enters that cruel outslde world Ds MARTINO SALVADORE SAL General I would rather have a new rdea even 1 rt rs gzven to me by some one else than a dramond wrzst watch any ay Although a bench warmer on the athletic field he thmks he would rather sell wood than s1t on lt all the time l other words he would like to be a salesman He already has the salesman s technique the use of his hands when talklng and the glft of tongues He was our speaker for the Community Chest at the Amerlcus He 1S an ardent lover of golf with much experience whlch was b tanned during hl8 days as a caddy But whatever field you get mto Sal here s luck' Football 4 any 3 4 l Page Forty . , , W, , .. .. , I v I 1' I 1. - I . 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ANNA JANE JANE General She came Iaughlng and has been laughlng ever SINCE ane was always jolly and her good splrlts are not even affected when she stumbles across a hard lesson She has been known to sally forth just before the flrst perlod for an attack on her studles Her motto I9 Puff Puff whlch means Get out of my way here I come She IS an aclmlrer of athletlcs an 8CtlVC talker and has a smlle for everybody She expects to teach school untll pensloned she says Gzrl Reserves 3 4 DEWAI T WILLIAM ROBERT General Mcthought I heard a vozce cry sleep no more He IS one of the tallest boys ln the senlor class The sports he llkes best are basketball football and swlmmlng HIS hobby IS foollng around radlos to see what they are made of He also llkes to bulld flylng models After flnlshlng hlgh school he IS thlnklng of jolnlng the army alr corps to become a mall pllot DESHLER ,IAI 'TILGHMAN IM Commerclal ust no stu and that s enough That no 1 n call your bluff lm IS one of the f nclred fellows of the senlor class not tled clown to any n strlngs It IS reported he heard the song Love 7 rt Door Nelghbor s Daughter but an unhappy lncldent hlm become an aCtlVE mem lon called the Mascullne Puttlng 3SldC the above ous fellow and takes hls t He IS lnterested ln all player He has no ould llke to stack hls Q a nosedlve to you ber of a well known or Defenders Lodge of Am lncldent Jlm really IS a ve work wlth a great deal of athletlcs and IS qulte a capat asplratlons for hlgher learnln cards wlth avlatlon Well J Stamp Club 2 3 DEUTSCH ARLENE .l LENER General Sought by tlme her heart has learned to glow For others good and grieve al others woe Now whose tale of woe IS she the vlctlm of5 Thls attractlve tall lass wlth the charms and the ways of a modern Cleo offers the sympathles OCCBSIOD calls for Lener a glrl you d llke to meet has frlends because she so successfully comblnes serlous thlngs wlth galety She 13 fond of all sports and has enough hobbles to keep ner out of mlschlef Her scholastlc rank IS among the hlghest and she IS HCtlVC ln soclal affalrs Natzonal Honor Society Chorus 4 German Club 4 Basketball 2 BILL l Page Forty-one ,Y.WA-W --fn- -l-, ' ' -'J H J If f If ' H . l J' f Q . . 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CUMUS R DIEFENDERFER FRANK C JR Bun Engmeermg and SCICDCC We once learned much to our sorrow that Frank was on the wrestling team A good worker and amxable friend IS Frank Quxet though not bashful Independent and luckily for us not pugnaclous A frlendly gnn a cheery nod and a gay salutatlon greets any one he meets ln the halls H15 hobby IS putz construction Don t laugh he as DIEFENDFRFER RUTH CAROLINE DIEFY Commercial In class she eeps her tongue a naggzn And always keeps lhe tzme rom draggln Dlefy always has a smlle for every one always knows her lessons and IS always prompt ln coming to school Dlefy never bothers wlth the boys but w1lI delgn to waste a smile on them She really doesn t seem to have any worrnes We must confess she has not glven us a chance to put any thlng over on her Now that we are about to part we wlsh her luck ln anythmg she attempts Dx GIORGIO CLARA CLARA General Sweet slrm and szlenl Clara seems to be quxet but she IS a good all round sport ready to do anything and xs an enthuslast over all school actxvntles especially sport Her tnmldlty IS only ln the classroom for at a game she cheers her team to vlctory A steady consclentous worker she rushes through the halls to each next class to do some last mmute studying Clara expects to become a school teacher More power to you Clara I Baskelball, 3, 4, Dramalzcs, 3 4 Gzrl Reserves, 2, 3, 4 has made some beautles and he has photographs as well as human proof Resourceful with has hands as well as hrs braln Frank will take up engmeerlng Band I Wrcsllrng 2 DIEHL MARY EMMA TOOTS Know best What zs best Io now Ladles and gentlemen gaze upon blue eyed Mary a small glrl with a bxg sense of humor She always has a ready smxle and shmmg eyes IS always on tnme for her classes but comes strangely late to cafeteria Toots favorlte sports are swxmmmg and clancmg whlch she mclulges ln very often We all wish her a happy future Page Fotly Iwo ' 1. .. 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COMUS DINGER CHARLES R Cx-lucx General I hold my thoughts secure wzthrn myseU spea mg not Chuck ns one of those fellows who blushes easlly m the presence of the falr sex Although not a participant m hugh school athletncs he enjoys a good game of football and has the speed and endurance of a marathon runner He IS an actlve member of the Boy Scouts and likes fishing but never allows outslde lnterests to mterfere wlth his studles HIY3 DOLL ROBERT B GOVERNOR Engmeermg and Sclence He who laughs last catches on slowly Here s a good student without the usual urge for deeper study having all the qualltles of a deep thinker Cartooning makes hum excellent fun at any party Some of his other hobbies are chemlstry Zoology and blrd study The study of fingerprinting takes up much of hls time too and lt may become his llfe work Wnth his many fine qualltles he can t help but succeed ln this bug cruel world DILLIARD ALLEN Tom' lndustrxal lVlechanlcalDraft1ng Out of breath to no purpose and busy about nothzng Tony has a pleasing personallty Whenever he IS wanted just look mto the Cafeterla and you re bound to fund hum He has a smile pleasing to every one especially the glrls Tony has planned to go farther m school and we all wxsh hum the best of luck and may hls future days be of great value and service to all TSquare Club 2 3 4 Swzmmmg Team 2 DODD VIVIAN Vrv General Laugh and the class laughs with you Study you study alone Vxv IS one of our best natured members She has a keen sense of humor Try to beat her contaglous giggle Even though she talks little lt ns usually with open frankness Her one ambxtlon IS to become a dxetltlan Vlvxan expects to attend lndlana College Pennsylvama We wxsh you all the success ln the world Vlv Home Room President 2 3 4 Crrl Reserves 2 3 Page Forty three I - .4 . n ' a , r 1 r - 0 .4 U 44 . . k. ff , . v v .. 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COMUS A55- iv 'is DOWNING WILLARD LEON Buv Retall Selling The pen rs mzghlzcr than the sword A Dashlel Hammet a Mark Twain and a Poe all ln one Any mclclent wlthm his reach will become a story good or bad Rejection sllps from publxshmg houses are h1s on y rewards When a wltty remark or a laugh IS needed Bup supplles It His mam ambltlon IS to become another Wm chell and for his sake we wlsh hum his w1sh DREHER ,IOHN GFORC-E BULLETS Fme Arts Music IS a necesszly of everyday life just a mmute we want you to meet Bullets He s the only boy ln the Fme Arts class and we envy hum john IS a muslcxan can play a saxophone and his abnllty on the trumpet equals that of Red Nlchols So here s hopmg DONCSECZ MARGARET V PEGGY Commercial Curly brown hazr and lzghl blue eyes You can tell xl s Peg when passmg by Whenever one seeks Peggy at a football game down ln the first row hehmd the football players IS where she slts She demes rumors about a football hero Many a friend Peggy has made through her sweet dnsposltlon and happy smnle l know she wxll make a good secretary May suc cess be wxth her Class Bas etball 2 Gzrl Reserves 2 3 DRAYTON KATHLEEN SEC-RAVES KATE Household Arts True worlh lS rn being not seemmg I n domg each day that goes by Some lzllle good Kate IS qulte talkatlve when she IS not doing anythmg else She loves to take chances and never worrles about the results She lS a good cook seamstress and house keeper The man who gets her wxll be very lucky She loves playlng the piano and Slnglhg but you haven t seen her dance Kate keeps up her lessons too Her one ambntxon IS to become a cook m a bng hotel one of these days We wlsh her lots of luck and happiness Home Economics Club Secrelary 4 Sf hell rnval the best players and composers of the coming X generatnon Band 2 3 4 Page Forty four V A A li II V , . .. . . , . .. . ,, . -'L , . k 1 . t ... 5 QA , , , , , - . , - ., 3 ul ,f 'wk ... . sf .. .. , .. . . . ,- . . - . , .. 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CCDMUS DUSCHAK CHARLES DEWEY Auto Shop A rrend rn need rs a rlend mdced Dewey rs one of those qunet deep thlnkmg persons H partxcularly finds delxght ln argumg Deweys favorxte seat lS on the wheelbarrow m the tunnel between the annex and the old bulldmg Is he countmg the students or what3 If you have Dewey for a frlend you can conslder yourself lucky he IS lxke a valuable Jewel very rare Dewey expects to become an aviator Lots of luck to you ECKERT JOAN T A QQ plenty of pluck Class Baslfelball 2 ECKERT MILDRED CAROLYN MILLY Commercial The only way to have a nend rs lo be a very good one How Mlldred loves to type Her cheerful smlle xllu mmates the halls Milly ns a liberal impartial girl wrth rather a quret dlsposntlon She takes a keen mterest ln the chorus We feel conhdent that she will make some one a swell stenog Here s luck' Chorus Scnror 4 Page Forly five DUNKEL PHYLLIS ANN Pmrx. Commercxal I n school she s quxel acls jusl so Outszde o school haw can we nowi' Phyl IS a lovable glrl wlth a wlnnmg dlsposltnon always ready to lend a helpmg hand ThlS blue eyed lass seems demure upon first acquaintance but that IS the knnd who needs the most watchmg Although not athletlcally lnclmed Phyl has a more than satisfactory scholastic record havmg been on the honor roll several tlmes Her chief Interest IS brunettes but she says there are exceptions Grrls Boosler Club 2 Commercial Beller be small and shine Than great and cast a shadow A broad grm a peal of laughter C-azmg lnto varlous class room doors a certam lndlV1dllal xs her dellght Some of the football heroes wlll vouch for that But before ,Io settles down as some one s one and only she wlll be some body s stenographer and she wlll succeed for her lessons are always prepared even lf she spends the Hrst frantnc half hour 6hlSl'lll'1g them We wlsh her luck she has x ' f 1 .. f . . . f . . I,- A . . .- ' D . . 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I., ECKERT PEGGY LOUISE PEG College Entrance m Arts Laugh zn the acc 0 disaster Peg IS a real pal and a true frlend Nothmg xs too much trouble lf lt helps a friend She IS an accomplished plannst and we all agree that she can make a piano talk Her ambltxons are varied Whatever she does we hope that success and happlness will accompany her EDDY JOHN P ACK General Why worry lrfe s loo swcel Look reader at the happy go lucky young fellow whose only worrles are Trng and getting up ln the morning Hrs only hobby besldes gurls IS radxo He rs an ardent short wave fan and will slt patnently at the dlals for hours to hear a volce or note of muslc from some distant land H hopes to be a first rate newspaper reporter some day and wxll go to no ends to succeed He has a world to conquer and a number of pretty glrls so why worry3 EHRICH C RICHARD Drcx lndustrlal Electric Shop The world wzll know more o tlus great man Dlck has been studymg electrlclty three years preparmg ERDMAN DOROTHY ANNE DOT ll s lhe qurel people who do llungs and go places Dot IS a qulet sort of 91rl and a true friend She enjoys all sports but her hobbles are swlmmxng and going to the movies Cooking seems to come to her naturally and she IS hopmg to become a dlelltlah Here s wlshxng her lots of luck and success Home Economics Club 4 to take up EdlS0n s uncompleted experiments and so to further the progress of clvllxzatxon This has been hrs ambltlon ever slnce he entered school Whether he suc ceeds or not IS ln the hands ofEhr1ch and Lady Luck Duck IS shy of the fair sex and keeps out of their way as much as possxble Hls hobby IS huntmg' He gets plenty of prac tlce huntmg for mlsplaced articles Page Forty szx ' 'E v - .. ., . . . . . . - J I l - - . . , I e , General ll 9 . 4 ,' . . . , . , . . . , CGM S ERWIN MILTON RALPH Mun' General A rolling slone gathers no nmelres lVl1lt xs one of the fellows who has been gomg places on the sw1mm1ng team where dlVll'lg has become a habxt with hum He IS actlve ln all school actxvntles and popular wxth every one for he always has a blg smile and a pleasant hello After graduation Malt expects to study bones at the Phxladelphla College of Osteopathy May success be your by word lVl1lt for we know you will succeed 1:4 Swzmmrng 2 3 4 Class Football 3 Dramatrcs 3 4 ERWINE DONALD SHRIMP lndustrlal Cabinet Making A alr exlerzor IS a srlenl rccommemlalzon To an outslder Donald Erwme seems quxet and restram ed but to hxs frnencls he IS a wlsecracknng llkable sort of fellow Donald clalms he as a bug man around here when he ns standmq on a ladder He also says he doesn t know hrs own strength but after watchmg hlm stram every muscle 1n an effort we belleve no one else knows lt enther T AN T J 1HLET Y xgengal BETTY JANE The lzglrl of love lhe purzly of grace Betty jane s poise IS something to be envied If the occasion demands she can be qulte sedate or ready for a hrgh old trme wnth a crowd She IS an enthuslastlc sports fan especially for swnmmmg She also takes an active part ln unxor and Semor Class Plays Besndes bemg a Curl Reserve Counselor ln the Y W C A she IS a leader nn her own Senior Hlgh School Club Betty ane IS plannmg to go away to school ln the fall to study Forestry Dramalrcs 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Cxrl Reserves 2 3 4 FAHLER WILLIAM HENRY FAT Commercial Honesl werghl no sprzngs Fat IS a champ at basketball and rlght there when nt comes to football Fat has made many frlends among both gurls and boys and he deserves them all He says he wants to be a bachelor but wlll he3 ln splte of commg late to class he IS passing ln all hls studies Fat wants to be a coach and we all wlsh hum luck Who knows he may some day be a coach m A H S Foollzall 2 3 4 Bas clball 2 3 4 Page Forty seven French Club 4 unzor Class Play 3 Semor Class Play 4 Crrl Reserve Counselor 3 4 A world of music breallzfng from her face. . 1 . I , J - 4 COMUS I-AULKNER DONALD Bus General Trs lhe artzcle and not llze szze that dclermmes value In a crowd Bus lS so small that It IS difficult to see hlm but he IS always there to create what excrtement he can Hrs earnestness determmatxon and above the average abxllty combme to make hmm a good student Studles do not take up all of h1s tlme however and he attends most of our hxgh school games Thls qulet modest unassuming chap has the best wlshes of the class of 36 FAUST LEWIS j Louuz Retail Sellmg L1 e begins al 2 40 After spendlng three years ln A H S wlth this gentle man of splrlt and fun we have unanxmously decided to glve hlm a vote of thanks for hrs IDHUCIICC on his classmates when they are down ln the dumps We ll all mlss hls wltty and cheerful when he gets out ln the world So heres good luck to a comedian and a pal FEGLEY HOMER H BENDER Blessed zs the arl of ma mg rzends FEHR GEORGE V Vrc Flne Arts Perseverance overcomes all olrslacles George IS one of the qulet blonds who IS lnconsplcuous Bender Fegley the boy from Llmeport may some day be a great pitcher or a comedian He pitches a great game of baseball but lt IS when he steps up to the mound of talk that he shoots the wrsecracks and the wlt faster than hrs speedlest ball The wlsecracks may stlng a bit but you can t be angry with hlm long A good friend a fine sport an excellent ball player an Interesting talker that descrxbes Bender Fegley We never know that he ns present untxl a dlffrculty arlses and then he 18 called upon and we know here is a person' He makes friends easlly and ns known by almost every one George knows photography mslcle out forward and back ward Aeronautical engrneermg and art are close rlvals for first place ln this young man s interest Always he will swxm we thank he ns very clever to have more than one Interest to rely upon after leavmg school So we bud farewell to our George an honest and smcere frrend Swzmmmg Manager 2 3 4 Camera Club Presrdenl 4 Sludenl Council Represcnlalwe 2 Camus Slaf Page Forty ezght l f rr n R . l l Q l 1 l . . . 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' I . remarks and jovial grin, and we hope he will be as happy l C S FENSTERMAKER CHARLES E CHARLIE Engmeermg and Science Wzl is the sall o conversahon As a student and lover of sports Charlie has gamed more than knowledge during hxs stay at thxs lDStltLltl0l'l of learn mg He has accumulated friends As a home room presl dent he has lead his section ln various actlvntles as a hard workmg pupnl he has a record any one would be pleased to have ln both the mathematical and sclentxhc depart ments he has shown that he xs htted for engmeermg Charles knows too what goes on ln the sports world and he can gwe you every logxcal reason why Notre Dame deserved to wxre that Ohlo State game ufvv FERRY EDWARD HUGH 1 HEIK lndustrl When lrzsh Eyes Arc Smzlmg Who IS that falr halred lrlsh Adonis who struts through the Allentown Hugh School corridors wlth an axr that makes the weaker sex come clamoring at his heels You re right again Shelk Ferry Eddle ns a clean cut boy always maklng frlends and constantly handing out matches when they are needed Here s all the luck m the world to Eddie -uv .-...xg FERRI MATILDA ROSE TILUE Commerclal Slnglng is lhe highest CXDYCSSIOVI o music Black hair brown eyes a big smile and a soprano voice are part of what we know IS Tlllxe You rarely see Tlllle on the street she spends most of her tlme at the pnano studylng to be a great smger Tlllle s a jolly good sport always wlllmg to help her struggling schoolmates and though she loves pleasure she keeps nt ln nts place Her greatest ambltlon lS to play opposlte Nino Martini Hzgh School Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Chow 3 4 Na tronal Honor Socxely 4 Home Room Represcnlalwe to Senior Counczl 4 FETZER RUTH JENNIE RUTHIE General A daughler of lhe gods rlwmelu lull and mos! dxvmelu fazr Lovely to look at and delightful to know Ruth IS Her gay contaglouslaugh and her flashmg wlt her versatility for her lnterests vary from social sclence to social proml nence dxstlngulsh her She surely will succeed as a wel fare worker her mtense desire to help others Cut her for thus held of work Sczence Club 3 4 Dramalzcs 3 Page Forly nme COMUS FEYRER PAUL J Fma lndustrlal fE.lectrlcD All thmgs come to hlm who wclghls If thus be true then Paul has nothlng to fear from the cruel world All he needs to do IS retaln hls ablllty lh electrlclty untll opportunlty raps on hls door Mean whlle our ever jovlal frlend can make a name for hlmself as a plnochle player at whlch sport he has proved hlmself llttle short of a wlzard FINK ,IEANETTE B NETTIE Commerclal Blue eyes brown hair Her lqpe you Il no! jlnd everywhere Nettle lS a dellghtful glrl clever and brlght and Inter ested ln anythlng that Interests anybody else She IS full of llttle trlcks of lmaglnatlon and can get fun out of any thlng She IS romantlc too and secretly wrltes verse She uses her braln lh school and never does much homework yet she IS never caught Nettle enjoys almost any sport especlally basketball and danclng The only thing she really takes serlously IS her future career nurslng General FLAHART MARTIN LOU I S MARTY General The dreamer lzves orever While lhe loller dies ln a day Marty one of our well known classmates makes frlends Prelly enough Wrtly enough Pefapy enough us! enough Edl IS the blues klller of all her classes and a sure and true frlend She never worrles clalms lt makes one old Her magnetlc personality wlns many frlends she IS one of the most popular glrls at A H S Her ambltlon IS to become a dental hyglenlst We need not wlsh her success she lS bound to succeed Boosler Club 2 Sclence Club 4 wlth every one He IQ studlous yet HTldS time to mlngle Wlth the glrls He plays basketball and attends all our soclal functlons Marty the up and comlng business man has decided to further hls educatlon at Penn State We feel sure he wlll make a name for hlmself Success and best wlshes Bas elball 2 Class Baskelball 3 Page Flfly I S 1 FINKEL, EDITH EDI J N It 1 . ' uf 1 y COMUS FLORES HA'l'l'l E L Kroon Commerclal Here s a grrl who s always glad Kldde IS a swell sport and she has lots of pals She s fond of all kmds of sports and she wouldn t mxss a football or basketball game Havlng the commerclal course Kldcle naturally expects to become an office gurl We thmk she has a good start she was secretary of the Stamp Club Here s wxshmg her the best FOC-EL HERMAN MICKLEY HERMIE Engineering and Science Szlent and strong but not from the open spaces Here s a tall handsome slx footer with always a Physics book under h1s arm If Hermle can apply his theoretical knowledge obtamed at Allentown Hugh he ll be another Edison Hrs eyes falrly twmkle with delight but he usually succeeds nn suppressing his feelmgs because he s bashful Sometxmes however he does let loose He has been called Tarzan because of his strength ln playing foot ball Herman mtends to enter Penn State to study engl neermg Here s success ln everythmg you tackle Class Football 3 Football 4 Spamsh Club 4 Stamp Club 3 Basketball 4 FOX VIRGINIA ELOUISE General Pretty brown lzalr pretty brown eyes Have been the cause of many long szghs Sto look and aze m wonder ns what many students FOLWELL NATHAN THOMAS NATE Englneermg and Sclence To fnd lus place andfll lt IS success for llzm Nate an ambxtxous boy works hard at hrs studnes takes a keen mterest m swxmmmg and keeps hxmself occupied all the txme We shouldn t be surprised lf ln a few years we were to read m the headlines that all swlmmmg records have been shattered by Nate Whenever hrs mmd seems very dxstant he IS thmkmg of some one A personality that not only makes frxends but holds them endears thus popular classmate to us Varszly Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Sea Scouts .IINNY P g dxd when our falr frxend went pacmg the A H S corrndors mny IS a brunette who ns attracted to llkes when lt comes to boys Whether at class on the grand stand or on the dance Hoor mny IS sure to be there wxth that smxle which brnngs her many frlends Her chlef pastnmes are dancmg movnes and roller skating also sewmg She takes an actwe part m pageants and shows If she follows her mtentxons of stuclylng beauty culture she should make a great success of nt Y W C A 3 4 Dramatzcs 3 Page Frfty one lt I l ll I1 ' ' ' . . . 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' Q . . . ., 0 4 . . . ,, , 5 ' , . 7 ' COMUS FRANTZ ALMA ELEANOR DOLLY Commerclal A blush 15 sweet bu! somclzmes znconvenzent Alma puts her studnes before pleasure and stands near the head of her class I-Ier sunny temper and pleasmg smlle have won her many frlends Alma reads novels ln spare moments and m moments not to spare She excels ln Commerclal subjects If you are ever ln need of a steady friend page Alma Class Basketball 2 .,,..,J Nr' Al FREDERICK RICHARD R DICK General Anal lhe lhoughls of youlh are long long lhoughls Dxck IS a likable fellow xn fact he seems to have magnetnc powers over the sophomore gxrls Although he IS not always on the honor roll he studies dllxgently Duck IS also an outstandxng performer on the swlmmmg team After graduatlon Duck wnll enlist ln the U S Navy and pursue the favorlte Navy recreatlon scrubblng decks Here s wlshlng hum gobs of luck Swrmmmg 2 3 4 FRANKHOUSER BERNADINE I Bear-ue General O I regrels bu! never once ofends Even IH her serious moments Bernle s smlle has to perk up somewhere Well built glrl wlth brown curly halr Bernxe IS fond of gomg out with a crowd to have a good tlme She spends a great deal of time with the Gxrl Reserves of the Y W C A she has been a leader ln the Junlor Club for two years She IS also mterested ln basket ball Bernxe IS gomg to study at Temple School of Nursmg She wlll make a pleasant nurse Camera Club 3 Gzrl Reserves 2 3 4 fm ANTZ MARJORI E E MARGE General She shakes her head and loo s mos! wzse Even thou h she doesn t get all the jokes Marge IS a well pal an lf you are ever ln need of a stooge for an evenmg be sure to call on her Marge IS alert and mter estmg and IS always an ardent fan at any football game and always first m lme at basketball games Her mam interest seems to he ln a dark slum lad of the semor class Marge has not decided upon her future but we know that success will cover It Le Cercle Francais 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Page F :fly two .. f PM do .pr ,, k . .I f l ' ' fffv' ' f . . . ,fi ' ' - ' 3254-1,I1. 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Q ' - CGMUS FREEMAN ELEANOR ARLENE Rusry General Oh that head of ITGIY You see ll anywhere For three years she has been our Puck VIVBCIOUW lov able Her ready wlt and keen sense of humor may dlvert one s attentlon from her real lnner self for llke the best thlngs ln llfe she IS sometlmes hard to reach Ask any boy on the floor whom he would rather dance Wlth She has won for herself a score of frlends who we know wlll go wlth her through the years She IS the klnd that does not wear ff We know she s headlng for great success ln the held of dress deslgnlng She has already proved herself capable by her own tasteful dresslng W C A 2 3 FREY ROBERT M Bosav College Entrance ln Arts Llllle cfllps Ilghl great fires Unfortunately there are very few people llke Bobby ln hlgh school He IS blessed Wlth what IS commonly known as the glft of gab and uses It freely Bobby IS a verltable volcano of energy and when he lets lt off watch out' One can t help belng swept along by hls lmpetuoslty Bobby wlll be able to talk hlmself vehemently ln and out of thlngs so he lS bound to succeed You have our best wlshes 'gap FRITSCH PAUL W JAKE College Entrance ln Arts Three jffllls of hlm genlus and Iwo fflhs sheer fudge Heres the one and only ake' Not the barber to be FRIES RUTH LILLIAN EIS Flrst ln YOIIC first ln Flrsl ln lhc heart of every chum EIS came to Allentown four years ago to round out her educatlon Always full of fun she IS also a real student who can always be depended upon to know her lessons and to help others She IS fond of all klnds of sports espe clally skatlng and swlmmlng If you ever want to hnd her durlng the wlnter call at Kullck s pond for her At school she IS Jolly and happy and attends the basketball and foot ball games regularly Dld you ever hear her cheery Hello there' as she walks through the corrldors3 sure HIS rlght name IS Paul but lt IS strange how names wlll change as one meets new frlends ake IS one of those who carry thlngs to thelr end-even though he does get stuck sometlmes He has a great lnterest ln the band plays one of those peanut whlstles called a plccolo And how they whlstle' However hls greatest lnterest IS lh the radlo game whlch wlll probably soon hnd hlm poundlng the brass wlth some Y L Hl or worklng for the govern ment Here s luck to hlm' 0YCh8SlflI 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Page Flfly llrree 0 . ' U , ' . . l Commercial 1 Q f '. ' fun. n Y- - 1 I . l . . J v CCD US FRONHEISER PHILBERT NESTER Pull. College Entrance ln Arts They can who thlnk they can Phll IS a qulet studlous chap whose ambltlon IS to enter the teachlng professlon He agrees Wlth all hls subjects but physlcs does not qulte agree wlth hlm Hls lnterests ln sports are swlmmlng and basketball He plays a drum as a sldellne and shows great enthuslasm for camplng Phll IS a hard COHSISICHI worker and we know he ll reach the top FULMER ARTHUR STUMPY Flne Arts Dynamzte comes ln Ilttle pac ages One of the smallest men ln the senlor class IS Stumpy falr ln hlS studles and excellent ln hls art Hls hobbles are stamp C0llCCtlDg and just plaln loaflng He always accom pllshes the least ln the most tlme He ll llkely be one of our future Rembrandts Stamp Club 3 4 Commerclal If she wzll she wlll wlth a will ln lt I she won I she won t and that s the end of lt Peter s hobby IS clrlvlng a car and we all agree that she can TIVC Lols takes a keen lnterest ln Kutztown Lols IS an honor student and helps any one ln doubt about schoolwork She can always help herself too when there IS need for It Peter IS not sure what she wants to do after leav1ngA H S whether to enter the buslness world or a nearby town we hope that she wlll be happy Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 Commerczal Club 4 FUNK WILLARD C WILLIE Cablnet Making As through this Hzgll School I gllde flzght not boa s but autos IS my dcllght The thlngs he creates are magnlflcent they say To buy some of hls works hlgh prlces you d pay Wlllle hlmself IS a llkable chap All that IS hls he rl lay ln your lap So always remember he ll play you the game lf you re poor rlch or lowdown He ll treat you the same Page F 1 fly four . . . 3 , ' L- . 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GAUM ER ALTON M General Though this be madness yet there rs method In lt There he goes tearmg around the halls knocking over people and thmgs and then hurrymg again Some fellow he s always on the go If hes not cheerleading hes rushmg around dlggmg up publlclty for class plays As an actor he has Freddxe March beat ln shorts or out of them On a commxttee hes even worse-he drives everybody crazy especlally Miss Smith Cheerleader 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 junzor Class Play Semor Class Play Committee Class Treasurer 4 French Club 4 C-EISLER ERNEST FRANKLIN Emma General Sow a thought reap an ac With a cheery Hiya for everybody Ernie has made many fnends He IS a quret lad though he I8 not unknown to that llttle Imp called mlschnef He never seems to bother about the female populatlon of the school If he attends college he hopes to study forestry or some related vocatxon Has favorite studies are the sclences of whlch he wlll have fave to hxs credit when he leaves hrgh school Hls favorite hobby IS collecting old tnnkets match boxes etc Here s to you Erme GANGWER RICHARD C Dxcx Engmeermg and Science Knowledge cometh but wlsdom stays Duck IS one of the most promlslng students ln Hlgh School Remarkable scholastlcally his extra curncular actxvxtles show hum to be also the typical boy Hrs hrst love IS trout fishing hxs second ns huntmg Dlck whlle lndulgmg ln the seasonal sports football ln autumn bas ketball m wlnter and baseball m the sprung and summer stlll hnds time to be an actxve rooter for the other school 8CtlVltleS Duck IS one of those quxet likable fellows wxth whom a strong lastmg fellowshlp can be bullt up We re W1Sllll'lg a grand future for a great guy fx I Natronal Honor Soczety SONNY BOY C-AVIN JCSEFH Cox General There rs no wzsdom I1 e ran ness joe IS a good natured fellow wlth a keen sense of humor but the lrlsh will out and thus makes hlm quxck tempered He lxkes baseball football basketball tenms hshmg and golf He has become quxte well versed and skxllful m the game played on the elghteen hole course He has also become adept lh the game of pocket bnllnards oe ns a joyful jolly young fellow and has friendship lS valued by all has frxends l Page F 1 fly five p' N l ll ll , . , . 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V. , . . , . - - I 9 , . l S GEISSI NGFR FLORENCE Ftossuz Bluslung IS vzrlue s color Florence a qulet slncere consclentlous gxrl works hard and accompllshes whatever she sets out to do She has a personahty all her own and lt has galned for her many frlends here at school She has also bullt for herself a farm scholastic foundation which wlll and her ln bulldlng a Natzonal Honor Soczely 4 German Club 4 Orchestra 2 GEMMEL HAROLD HAL Hal IS one of these practical Jokers who always manages to be on the glvlng end of every Joke HIS chuckle xs so hearty that many a class room IS snapped out of a depres sxon by It Dally thls Jolly chap can be found at the Campus Grllle molstenmg his tonslls and devouring a ham COMUS GEIDNER GRACE MAE DINKLE Commerclal Lovalzle happy small rn srze Can I be angry 1 she Ines Dmkle doesn t belxeve xn hard work She looks like a gurl who xs not very serlous but she has her moments She s small weighs but l00 pounds but she says all good thmgs do come ln small packages Every one knows her and to know her ns to love her Whatever Dmkle does we know she ll be a success and every one knows her one big desire So to Dmkle all the love and luck ln the world CEMMEL ELIZABETH JEAN BETTY General Personalrly rs everyllnng rn art and poelry Betty has been our popular class secretary for two years and has figured xn our plays However there IS one thmg for whnch she IS not equxpped markmg time Somehow or other Betty s sense of dlrectlon IS lost Left becomes rxght and rxght becomes left And those knees' Boy does that gurl have knee action Nevertheless Betty has sense The tlme has come when she must stop markmg but start marching to the heights of chemistry so watch out Charles and Boyle' Nall: Pleda 2 3 4 Curl Reserves 2 3 4 Dramalzcs 3 4 Boosler Club 2 3 Nalronal Honor Socrely 4 Page Fzfly sux -1 n n -r , , 1 y - - , -. - . . . . , . v , - y - 1 v - - , . 1- -- H f y 1 v 1 -4 H f . . . , . . - - . f , . 1 , f v . 1 - 1 1 v , v v y , - 4- ,- CCDMUS GENSEMER RUTH MARION Toors, Commercial Beneath the sur ace mischief lzes ln Ruth there IS nothmg pretentlous Loyal genume sympathetic Ruth IS also a scmtnllatmg type that sparkles wxth wlt and good humor She IS fond of llstemng to popular music on the radlo as she prepares her lessons Ruth 18 good ln typing and shorthand May you be as successful m lnfe as you have been at school GERMAN JUNE ANNA uma General Har f the numbers so t and clear Gently steal upon the ear As a member of the school band June has wlllmgly par tlclpated ln 1ts varlous actxvltles She IS a sports fan and attends all games June IS thoughtful of others trles to make others happy IS not always thanking of herself She mtends to enter a nurses school and we are certam she has the proper qualltxes to make good Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 GENTHER PETER FREDRIC Pere Engmeermg and Science Wnte how you wzll the cntrcs wxll show the world you could have wnlten better Pete rs one of those complex fellows you never lcnow how to take hlm for he IS calm and thoughtful one moment radlatmg wut and humor the next Perhaps that IS why Pete rs so popular Yet he doesn t forget to exercise has gray matter Some day Pete mxght wrlte the great Amen can novel who knows5 Pete wants to be a playwright Don t even argue about Eugene O Nelll with Pete youll probably come out at the bottom of the heap Well Peter may you be able to use talent as your pen the world as your check book and unlte our figure Football 2 Baseball 3 4 Dramatrcs 2 3 4 The Clubbe 4 GEORGE BEATRICE SENIA Bam-Y Commerclal A pleasant personalzty a heart and a smzle Beaty IS one of hugh school s qulet glrls But probably she thmks a lot to herself You can always fund Beaty wlllmg to do anything for you She has a smlle regardless of cxrcumstances Beaty IS prompt ln her studxes and never sharks You very often find her starmg a sxgn of deep thought But we can t find out what she s thmlung Her one great ambition IS to be some one s private secre tary Page Fzfly seven ' Y V u n , U . . .. . , . 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EMI General Good shepherd tell this youth what tzs to love Wlth his sunny dnsposltlon and cheery greetmg for every one Eml has become a famlllar figure at A H S When Emx started lh hugh school he was just a country boy But alas' now he lxves ln the cnty and see what lt has done to h1m Hls greatest pleasure seems to be gurls Eml plans to go to college to study embalmmg Here s wlshmg him uck C-ERY PAUL K DUTCH Commercial The most honest and true Thzs srdc of the blue Do you luke Cavzarif Well you w1ll like Dutchy too Both the Caviar and Dutchy are made of the same stuff Dutch lllces to swim Although he IS not so good ln a pool he IS qulte a Hash ln the sea Dutch IS honest when the teacher IS near and just as honest when the teacher IS not near ln fact he s a Hne fellow to l-mow and IS liked by all 'Uhr GETZ ADELE A DELL College Entrance 1n Arts Those who have lzght m themselves wrll not revolve as .salellrles We wonder how A H S semors would get along wlthout Adele s Latln French or chemlstry homework As you would expect Dell has made many friends because of her frlendlmess and wlllmgness to help others Although she loves to study Adele stlll finds t1me for soclal actlvxtles and we hope by the time she becomes an accompllshed lmgulst she ll be allowed to stay out after I2 OI a m French Club 4 Sczence Club 4 National Honor Socxety GESTL RUDOLPH RICHARD Ruov lndustrlal CElectr1cJ To now htm a little is to ll e him alot Une of the most popular members of the senior class IS Rudy Cestl a wlsecracklng jovial sort of person who can tell storles with the best of them Not only ns Rudy pop ular among the male members of the school the gxrls like hum too When he studxes he succeeds and he IS rated as an efhclent electrlclan He hopes to contmue hxs educa tlon at General Electric A H S has only one thing to say to you Rudy Keep on smllmg and you are sure to succeed Page F 1 fly eight l 1 . n 'A xo, ' u ,- 1 . 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U Tl., , , D . l l l k . . . .k . n 'Z C-LEDHILL ROBERT BRADFORD Bos College Entrance m Engineering and Science Friendly lo all Hoslxle lo none A blt of wlt and a friendly dlsposltxon that s Bob He IS always there when somethlng IS golng on and we are all glad to have hmm around Between his studxes dramatlcs Boy Scout 8Ct1VltlCS and athletlcs Bob keeps himself qulte busy Although he has not declded on his course we are sure he will make out all right for the world can always use a good man Dfamalrcs 2 3 4 Class Foollzall 3 Class Bas elball 3 all Q' 1 '5' GOUNDIE JOSEPH K jk os Engnneermg and Science Plough deep whzle slugganls sleep Wlthout a doubt joe IS one of the flnest fellows ln school Hls silent splrlt draws men to hmm like the silence of the forest whose roots are deep whose g en leaves shade the weary traveler Hls counsel IS soug t by all of us We have learned to respect hls opmxons and to apprecxate hls counsel He ns destined to ruse to the top nn the world He makes a practice of earnlng his place on the honor roll but stlll enjoys the benehts of an athletic llfe The avenue xs open to success for C S GILLETTE LAMONTE Bun Engmeermg and Science Keep your face lowarzls the sunshzne and the shadows wxll fall behmd Bud s done practically everythmg out here-football and track teams plays class presldent for two years the klnd of fellow every one lxkes Bud has a sense of humor bralns an attractive personality and good looks His French temperament has hum down one mmute and up the next ln spite of thus Tall and Handsome IS always there when something IS going on ln fact he s the mam reason why It s golng He s a genius for crazy schemes He loves funeral marches and new Fords Foolball 2 3 Class Preszdenl 2 3 Trac 2 3 jumor Class Play 2 Spanish Club C-ORANSON FAYE H FAYE Fine Arts She lwes lo laugh and ma e mzrlh Faye s part m makmg hlstory at A H S will be hard to repeat Her wlnnmg smlle and charming personality made her one of the most popular gurls Although she mtends to emulate Michael Angelo she prefers a more glamorous and excltlng hfe than that of the dreamy artlst Faye confidentially now which do you prefer Lehngh or lVluhlenberg3 Page Flfly mne as y . , ' 1 J .. ,- . ,: li ,. , U -j - h ul CCDMUS to brlng her success GRAVER DOROTHY D01- General A good name IS ralher lo be chosen than great rzches Dorothy came to us from Lehlghton two years ago Duflhg thls tlme she has made many lastlng frlendshlps Dorothy IS ready to lend a helplng hand and sound advlce to those who seek lt She IS also a good student and has been made a member of the Natlonal Honor SOClCty Her chlef ambltlon IS to become a nurse we wlsh her contlnued success German Club 4 Nalzonal Honor Soclelu 4 COUHCII 4 GREENAWALD GERALD W army General The glad world welcomes all hrs md erry IS qulet lndustrlous well spoken He delights lh work and performs It wlth lntelllgent efhclency Although SIICHCC ln the classroom seems golden to hlm yet he IS llked and respected by all hls classmates Hls tlmely humorous remarks many tlmes create laughter He llkes and takes a keen lnterest ln sports Whatever you may declde to do here s luck erry Page Szxly Q I , , i ul . n I , . 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' J D I ' GRAUL JUNE G PUMPKIN TISH I her faull lhal she gels nolhmg done june IS sure to be heard talklng and laughlng above the rest ln fact her constant cheerful and Jolly dlsposltlon attracts every one She IS lnterested ln muslc and IS an actlve member of the chorus and A Capella Cholr She shows her fondness for sports not ln playlng the game but ln slnglng to the players Her marked personallty IS sure A CapellaCho1r 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 GREEN HAROLD GREENIE An excellent muslclan and hls hazr shall be of what color li please heaven Greenle s the fellow who waves the stlck when Dlrector Prescott IS not around He can be ldentlfled by the PCHCII behlnd hls rlght ear HIS ldea of a really good tlme IS to stand before a radlo for hours at a tlme and lead all the orchestras He plays the Vl0lln and tuba and plans to study plano To the band he IS known as Bllly Bell the Znd whlch tltle may yet prove approprlate HIS pal IS a football player He has a scholarshlp toa school of muslc Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Sludenl Leader 4 Sludenl SJ' ii GRUBER ,IAN ET LOUISF Gene COMUS CROSS EE-THER M General If Esther s around your day IS cheery A crowd a Jokcma peal of laughter Es must be there Where she goes thread wxll no longer be a necessity she wlll keep her patients ln stitches She really lsn t all non sense shes been on the honor roll several tnmes She neutrallzes her wut with a dash of melancholy muslc preferably the plalntxve notes of a v1ol1n She loves skat mg swlmmlng and hxkmg and enjoys a good football or basketball game German Club 4 Scrence Club '4 lNalronal Honor Soclely nvuvxv 'uf' .Q She s all my fancy pamlecl her She s lovely she s drums: hlnmmy s spontaneous smlle and ever dependable help fulness have set her apart from the crowd not lsolated but R elevated Shes one grand gurl Despite her scholastrc and soclal accomplishments you never hear of them through Jlmmy She swims and dives Too bad appendl cltls had to Interrupt her aCtlVlt18S for awhile' lmmy wrll sall mto the stream of I..1fe wlth banners wavlng Swlmmzng Team 2 3 4 Nalronal Honor Socrely 4 Science Club 2 3 4 GUTH THEODORE EDWIN FRANCIS Reps Fme Arts Casanova had nolhmg on lum A wavy crop of auburn hair plus an ever ready blush minus a shyness of femlnlmty sums up Reds He can do wonders wlth a pencil pen or brush and wlth music He can make a trumpet faxrly talk and has played In various dance bands Mathematxcs and lxquor are his dnslxkes Kutztown State Teachers College IS beckoning hum to further his education ln his great Interest art Heres wxshmg that you may reach the hexghts you hope to attam Boy Scouls GUTH ROBERT CLARENCE BOBBY General This boy IS prelly slzc And handsome as can be He II own lhe town o VI escosvzlle just you wart and see Bobby IS a pretty good chap noted for his marvelous physique Hls favorlte class IS arithmetic Although rather quiet he ns always ready to VOICC an opmxon He s a woman hater when they re not around and as bewltchmg as a Norse God No gurl can resnst hlm Next year Rider College wlll awake to fmd Itself 1n the power of thus hand some young gent Should there be any femmes ln that vxcmlty well I bet they ll fall for this Apollo l Page Surly one HES.. 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H X .. . . .k U f f J . , . 3 CCDMUS HAAS ALVETTA B Toors Commerclal Those who bubble over wllh cheer ulness and earneslness are rare Alvetta IS a pleasant fun lovlng lndlvldual very earnest at tlmes Her hearty laugh IS contaglous Capablllty ancl lhltlatlVC are her greatest assets An asslgnment of work IS no burden for her We wlsh you success ln all your unclertaklngs HAAS GERALDINE E CEP Commerclal Always a smlle never a frown Gep IS one lrlsh who does not let her temper run away wlth her Her charmlng personallty makes her popular at A H S Although Cop spends most of her tlme at A H S her mlnd strays to Perkle Prep She IS a great supporter of all sports at home and can be heard cheerlng our teams to vlctory She IS a fme student too Lots of luck C-ep' HAIMOWICZ SARAH SARAH College Entrance ln Arts Charm Sffl es lhe srghl Merit wlns the soul Sarah IS a qulet unassumlng lass who takes her StUdl6S HACKER HFLFN T BANDY General A good sense o humor ls far better than none Wherever Bandy goes there IS sure to be fun Her keen sense of humor and smlllng eyes are just a few of her magnetlc qualltles Especlally favored by the OppOSltB ex Helen lS seen at all SOCIHI functlorls She has a yen for basketball players She plans to go ln tralmng but the way thlngs appear now a cozy llttle kltchen may be for tunate enough to get her Hrst Anyway Heres luck always' Hockey 3 Sclence Club 4 Booster 2 rather serlously Through her wllllngness to help others she has galned many frlends Although Sarah has attalned an envlahle scholastlc record she stlll flnds tlme to support school actlvltles Her esthetlc Interests lnclude muslc and art She mtends to go to college so here s wlshmg you luck Sarah Chorus 4 Le Cercle FYHDCGIS 3 4 Page Slxly Iwo ll C S HALPERIN BERNARD Beams T' Flne Arts Unzled we pass CAL Dzvxded we flank ln Bernle we have a free and easy sort of a fellow taking thmgs as they come wlthout a murmur He ns qulte a shexk with the gxrls and has a special smlle for a speclal lass Bernle ns qulte a master at drawmg and ns gomg places nn the artnstlc world He expects to enter Pratt lnstltute next fall and become a professlonal We are bound to see his work nn the future Lots of luck HANDWERK BETTY LUCILLE BE1 sv General So shy lhe mole! Tall dark haired blue eyed glrl sxttlng amldst a group of people polltely llstenmg but not takmg part 1n the con versatxon IS sure to be Betty It IS dlfficult to get ac quamted wlth her but once vou ve her frlendshnp you ll cherxsh lt forever Betty has made a numlzer of trips to Wlsconsnn and ln I933 she attended the Chlcago World s Fair She IS an actlve member of the Curl Scouts loves to read and has made stamp collecting and flower ressm HANNIS ELIZABETH S HANNIS General Nalure made her as she should No! too bad and no! loo good Elizabeth IS that very tall brown haired gurl dashing HANEY MARGARET C MARGIE Com merclal To a dear lzllle gxrl wzth a wonder ul smrle amla sweet dzsposzlzon lhal makes life worth whzle Margie quiet yet ever ready for a good tlme IS loved by all who know her She xs the champlon letter recexver as well as the champion wnter Besides letter wrltmg she loves football games We need not wish her success because she 1S bound to succeed wlth her pleasmg per sonalxty and sweet dnsposxtlon Czrl Reserves 2 3 1 through the halls with a smxle for every one of opposlte sex Hannls loves to murder jazz numbers on the piano and her favorite pastlmes are eating and talkmg She s another one of our prospective nurses but take my advice save your pams She also has an unholy admlratlon for Georges-so gurls beware Class Baskelball 3 Page Szxly three . ' 4 LJ Vt' - Uxs' I K x Lim ' , , - ' P ' 8 her hobbies. We are glad we know Betsy. A' 1 ' o ul , . nf . I 1 In '---f--+-- 'A 'V L,' . . ,.-..g eff COM S Hoc ey Manager 4 HARTMAN .IEAN LUCILLE EANIE General Dar brown l1a1r prelly brown eyes Have been the cause o many long szglls Here IS one of our falr representatxves from Center Valley Naturally slnce eanxe IS a brunette she has a great weakness for blondes Whether at school at the A H S stadlum or on the dance floor eame IS there wlth the laugh that attracts many fnends She rs a Jolly com panlon She plans to enter West Chester ln the fall to become a teacher German 4 f ,Mfr years HARBAUGH WILLIAM M Blu. Engmeermg and Science L1 e l3 ajest and all llungs show xl Blll IS proof that the only way to have a frlend IS to be one Hls deep mterest whether ln football chemlstry physics or math shows that he IS a regular fellow He ns one of Professor Wemshexmer s better students B111 plans to go to Lehigh and major m chemlcal engmeermg Yours a host of frxencls a lot of luck and slncere wlshes for success Football 2 3 Page Sxxty four HARN ED SARA ELIZABETH SALLY General When beller puns are made Sally wzll ma e llrem Great weakness for Austrxan football players and red headed boys' Sally wxth her pleasant personalxty was manager of the hockey team and recelved her letter with all the dlgnlty of a semor She IS very fond of sports and a follower of all the A H S games Next year you can fund her at Duke Umverslty where she hopes to acqulre a smooth Southern accent HARTMAN MARIAN E HARTMAN General An actress and a dzsscclor a combmalron queer We all know Marlan by her soft and blrd lllce laugh Ever hear a bird laugh3 N03 Well you should hear her As a swimmer xt S a toss up whether lVlar1an IS on top of the water or the water IS on top of her Lots of school clubs clalm Nlarlan as a member and she hopes to claim Penn State as her permanent address for the next four Pep Y Club German Club 4 Dramalzc Make Up Club 3 rv-A- 1-big? -A l V 1 k . . 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If E r - If ,.-fe-'- 4 V If ' ,Q A I V 4. , , , HEABNER MAYNARD H Science and Engmeernng Croo ed logs ma e slrarghl res Maynard IS a generous hale and well met fellow who always has the prlce to go along and help ln the fun But his gyratlons have an oft appearmg center as those who have dxsputed the outcome of any sportmg event wx attest Maynard IS an avid reader of the world of sports True Maynard takes a mxdyear now and then but who doesn t3 After all why not get the most out of school3 As we conclude our senior year we regret that graduatlon will break up another of these enjoyable friendships HECK FRANK Hscx General A spur ln the head rs worth two rn lhe heels And here s our mmxster of Foreign Affairs for Frank lS more interested m the dolngs of Hxtler and Mussollm than ln any of the other soap box orators He also takes pleasure ln slxdmg unto Mr Frankenfield s study hall wrth only a fractxon of a second to spare He IS an ardent hunter and takes pot shots at any movmg object To date he has shed three caps two pairs of pants and gloves and one coat Otherwise his huntmg days have been without mcndent Hls sense of humor ls very keen and he lslxked on the football Held or lh the classroom Frank any college that gets you IS lucky COM S HART J JOSEPH on lndustrral Pattern Making A good name rs rather Io be chosen lhan great rrches oseph one of the Pattern Shop s most mdustrxous boys keeps up the ambltlon of the other fellows Some day he expects to be a master at the art of pattern makmg joe s hobby IS musxc He plays the saxophone ln the band and hopes to have hrs own orchestra some day Never bemg broke he seems to be the mter pupnl banker for lf any body needs money he goes to Band 3 4 Mouse HEADMAN KENNETH HARVEY KEN General He lhal blushes rs nol a brute Kenneth may not walk away wxth scholastic honors but he does walk away with the gxrls That everlasting smile and wmnmg personality have captlvated many a friend Hrs avocatlon 18 loafing To be sure he studxes at times but you see he IS on the llght hour day Then too the dances football and basketball games take up the greater part of that time l Page Srxly fue l 'v .- v HJ .- ' If 'Joe' .' 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X y 4 - l - -I 'II V W CGM S HEFFEL JOSEPH CHARLES on Engmeerlng and Sclence When gozng swrmmmg have no care For a lrfcguard oe will be lhere Joe always seems to be xn a hurry When you see hlm run through the halls lt s because he IS late for Mr Frankenfield s physncs class oe IS qulte a character at the Y Nl C A where he spends most of hls time teaching llfe savmg and swnmmmg or gxvmg some one a rubdown So m case any of you need any mstructlon on swxmmlng just call up the Y M C A pool office and ask for oe HEIBERGER ROBERT MARTIN Hmv College Entrance ln Arts The source from whence all knowledge flows Hlby IS a great all round scholar who has no pet subject but cherxshes all of them He IS respected by his class mates and ns rated hlgh by hrs teachers As we all know he has an agreeable dlsposltlon which wlll aid him lh his future profession Next September he plans to enter Muhlenberg to prepare for the mmlstry So here s wlshmg you luck Hlby Nalzonal Honor Socrely 4 Canary and Blue SMH 3 CoMUs Slaf 3 Class Basketball 3 Swzmmzng 2 Class Foolball 3 Bas elball 2 Trac 2 3 4 HELLERICH MAHLON MAHLON General The sprrzl that buzlds an empzre Mahlon though he does not appear so at first glance IS HELFRICH NEVIN NIPPER General Nlpper IS the tall dark haired fellow whose ambltxons will develop hlm into a clvll engineer of the highest stand nt had not been for a long rllness and he would have made one of the best Although he IS not m school actlvltxes he lb known and liked by all his clas mates every one which IS no small dlstmctlon We re hoplng we shall keep on meetmg h1m often 1n the days to come reputed to be the best debater ln the senior class No matter what the sltuatlon nor what the subject Mahlon IS always m the thick of It He also has a gift of wrltmg IS an xnterestlng conversatlonalxst and ns well read Keenly mterested ln sports not unobservant of the pretty glrls he cuts a fine fxgure m the school halls He will do soclal sclence or newspaper work and we predlct an xnfluentlal posxtlon So here s luck Mahlon' Orolan Debalmg Soerety 2 3 4 The Clublze 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 A Capella Choir 4 National Honor Soczely 4 Class Council 2 3 4 Class Aclzvllles Commlllee 3 4 Page Szxly szx ing. No, he isn't a letter man, but he would have been if CO US HENNINGER MELCHOIR M WIMPY General For the good that l would 1 do not but the evll wluclr l would not that I do A smllmg countenance a curly top a jovial dlsposltlon and a slow pace lVlelcho1r Muhlenberg Hennlnger who llterally drags hxmself lnto Engllsh class and dashes out Tried to change hls schedule to read Ten math classes and no English but the authorltles couldn t see lt that way He likes his German but doesn t see why a fellow born ln this country must study English Wlmpy believes Where there lS no vxslon the people perish HENSINGER CLAUDE E Science and Engineering In lnm bram currents near and far Convcrge as m a Leyden jar HENDRICKSON JOHN JR Acx General The pen rs mrghtrer than the sword A promlsmg young fellow out to carve a place m the busmess world of our natlon could sell a refrlgerator to an Eskxmo to Judge from his sale of class actlvltles tickets ack IS so good a student he won a berth ln the National Honor Society He IS an mtlmate frxend of all hxgh school sport stars wsspeclally ln basketball has the batting average of all major league ballplayers at hxs tongue s end Foremost exponent of the act of terpslchore he can do a wxcked tango radio hop waltz or what will you3 A pleasing personality medium helght slight build well kept black halr altogether elxglble gurls ack mtends to start as office boy and work up to fifth vlce president National Honor Soczety 4 HENRY ROBERT A SENAToR You possess also the art of lloldmg your tongue Ah you have all the talent o pleasmg Bob IS a hugh pressure salesman the sort yearly turned out by our retail selling course Hns character IS Cl'llgfl'l3tlC so are hxs teachers and assocnates lndeed the serious and studlous look he assumes on occasxon serves to hide hls mner nature Ofttlmes however his rogulsh grin and a bxt of homespun humor sllp through this outer shell Hls course prevents hum from bemg a member of the baseball team but m summers he plays on very good teams H attends all posslble athletxc events and lends has volce to the cheerleaders We wlll mxss hum when he IS gone BULL From solld to physics Bull masters all even to cracl-ung '65 jokes He goes hand ln hand with Brll Good ln welght lnftmg and threatens to shatter all records He has already broken all records ln getting on lVlr Frankenfleld s nerves His large frame covers terrxtory ln sports and ln femlnme hearts As a student he ns hard worknng and confident and will go far ln any field sport or Industrial work Best of luck to Bull' Track 2 3 4 Class Football 3 Page Srxty seven Q ! - ' I N n t L . . .i J 5 'A - ' -J 1 , Retail Selling V . 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I ' JL' 1 , - - I - - U' CCDMUS HENRY MARIAN HENRY General To llve IS nol a blessmg bu! lo live well To know Henry well IS an accompllshment but those that do are well rewarded for she IS a happy and loyal frlend Her caprlces and fun are safely hldden behlncl a mask of SCTIOUS qulet and calm Her SCh0lBStlC work IS good Be lt teachlng or a home Henry may the world be as cheery to you as your smlle has been to us' Sczencc Club 3 4 HERBER CLARA M Too'rs Commerclal Good lo loo al Baller lo be wllh Toots IS a very charmlng person because she IS always ready and Wllllhg to do any llttle favor for her frlencls Toots halls from the healthy sunny part of our country Her favorlte pastlme IS danclng She IS also a very 8CtlV6 member of the HH Club A sttdlous sort of person spends much of her PYCCIOUQ and valuable tlme on her lessons We all wlsh her lots of ltck and happlness H RSH ANNIE ELIZABETH HERsl-ll-.Y General Ou! of mmd as soon as out of slght Hershey a pal to every one full of jokes and fun IS a great talker We warn you never to get her started A great lover of sports she hates to mlss a football game and cheers tlll she can barely talk She llkes to forget she has homework and then worrles when she doesn t have lt Whenever you see Hershey she 1S eatlng elther candy or pretzels Her ambltlon IS to become a nurse We hope she doesn t forget she has a patlent HERB ROBERT WILLIAM Hlzasls General Buy mc a Ho! Dog HIS faults to you we ll not confess But what he llkes we re golng to stress FlYSt the movles more or less Then to dance Wlth Jane or Bess HIS halr IS never ID a mess FHStldlOUS alwavs IS hls dress School IS llke a game of chess ls there a glfll Now can t you guess3 A frlend slncere3 We all say yes And may the Fates hls future bless' Page Slxly ezght nl U ll . . . . n 1 , l - - l ' l v - ll lv , . ll k -. H . 1 A ll h u .l . . H l v . v . . , . , . l. -, - . 1 - - l COMUS HERBER STANLEY MILTON STAN Retall Sellmg Shari ln slalure lm! nol ln YICIIJSIIIP But where IS the man who could llve wxthout dm1ng3 That s what Stan would lrke to know Besndes trying to satisfy his clesxre for food he has a weakness for blondes Agamst thus brnght outlook on lrfe he has the gruesome ambltlon to become a mortlclan He hopes to take up this work at Cnncmnatx College of Embalmmg Whether Stan chooses to sell merchandlse or personal servlces we wlsh hlm the best of luck Dramalzcs 2 HERBST WILLIAM FRFDERICK JR Doc He ma es busmess hrs pleasure and pleasure hrs business B111 better known as Doc IS one of the most popular fellows at A H S Hxs cheery smnle has won hlm a host of friends Bull s mam desire IS to know how to speak Cer man the next time he goes to Germany Blll lntends to follow ln the footsteps of his father and to enter Duke next year as preparatlon to hls medical course Best of luck B1 General And we so ravzshed wzlh her heavenly words We slood enhanced and had no room for thought Nladelyn s Wlt sunny dlsposltlon and the blg smlle wlth whlch she greets every one IS sure to wm her much happl ness lh the days and years to come Her captlvatmg looks and blonde tresses have made her popular with the stror ger sex She radnates galety and her presence gracmg any soclal event IS the toast of the evening Her ultimate ambntlon IS to follow m the footsteps of l-lorenee Nlghtxn gale to appease the suffermg of poor strxken humamty Here s wnshmg you lots of luck and happrness ln the near future Hesry HIPPLE EDWARD JOSEPH Commerclal Ed IS one 0 lhe SlUl1l0US md Small of slalure but large of mmd Who IS that uttering words3 Right you are lt IS Ed He xs a quiet fellow a deep thinker and a consclentlous worker Ed has an odd laugh a contagious outburst He has taken an interest ln all school work and has made a success of everythxng he undertook We are sure Ed will be a success Page Srxty nme 1 'u. ' HESSINCERJVIADELYN . Hassv . ED .. . f . k. ,q H CCDMUS Orolans 3 4 HIRST JEANNETTE V Hms-rv Fme Arts I m tired o cvcrylhmg but slecpf Slow motxon IS a good name for eannette she s rarely ln a hurry But she has plenty of pep vlm and vigor when the time presents ltself for mstance at football and basketball games and especially lh hockey Willing to try anything once she has a legion of frxends Jeannette IS Interested ln art and intends to have an art gallery all of Hockey 3 German Club 4 HOFFMAN MURIEL EDITH MERLE MUTZ College Entrance m Arts I stubborn and you stubborn who IS to carry the load 3 Here IS a glrl who IS ready to argue upon any subject from polltlclans to dogs She rs a hard worker both nn her school work and 1n her scoutmg She lxkes to sung and to play the pnano as well as to read and to go campmg Her pet hobby 15 flower collectmg She lrkes to travel and has been as far as Ohio She lntends to become a nurse German Club 4 Page Seventy . .. , , . , - . , . 'I I U I l I . 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'- , , HIRSCH GEORGE Hsnsnv College Entrance ln Arts What fools these mortals be Hershy doesn t fool us at all wlth that grave alr he assumes at school and the brg bag of books he carries home every nxght For we know from prxvate lnformatlon that he doesn t study Hrs flamlng red and orange tres are a source of endless admxratxon and yet Hershy demes any thmg but Platonlc mterest ln any woman He admlts that he enjoys walks crosses agamst the red llght and takes candy from babies Outsxde of this he xs one of the most lrkable chaps lh the school Hershy hopes to become a lawyer so that he can declare the constltutlon unconstltu tlonal Good luck Hershy' HOEL ANNA Nl ANNIE A wzllrng heart a lrelpmg hand always ready on Anme good natured and sweet tempered halls from Center Valley and IS an all round good pal If she follows her mtentxon to take up halrdressmg we must all look for hugh waves Her hobbies are numerous but she prefers skating swlmmmg and motorcycle rrdmg One of her chief pastxmes IS moon gazmg She IS fond of a Pontlac sedan and llkes brown eyes best CO US HOFFMAN CHARLES P Po-r'rs Engmeermg or Sclence A sense of lvaslrfulness overwhelms lum Charles has decided that study halls are better to sleep m than other classrooms He has also made up has mmd that If he ever has enough money he IS gomg to donate It to the school board to buy cushxons for P D classrooms H IS really a regular guy when you get to know hlm H mtends to study chemlstry during the commg years Football Manager 2 3 Le CercleFranca1s 4 HOFFMAN FREDERICK ALBERT Moss Commerclal Success follows hard wor A pal and a regular fellow to all Mose Every Frxday nlght you wlll find hlm donning his Scout umform to attend Scout meetlng Such mstructlon wlll brmg out the fme pomts of any young man and lVlose IS a good example We hope that he succeeds m anythmg he may undertake gs xe HOLBEN DONALD ROBERT Domus General S1111 waler runs deep HOFFMAN LOUIS H Comp.-ro General There rs nonsense zn the best o men Louxs was given the strange nxckname of Gomato by the ltallan Gomato IS Jolly good humored and somewhat of a practical joker but he IS always careful not to hurt any one His hobby IS ralsmg plgeons and he finds lt to be great sport Louxs hopes to jom the army after gradua tnon Wnth has dogged perseverance he IS sure to succeed Q Slxzxl Donme a fme student and a hard workmg scholar YJ declares Zoology IS his favorite study A true booster of all school athletics an usher at football and basketball games he IS also interested xn class plays Donnie ns ever ready to gxve any one a helping mckel ln story telling he has Flbber McGee beat Outside of school has two weak nesses are the movies and the radio a close second are hllung and stamp collectmg At target practice he ns a good shot As to college nt ns Penn State We wlsh hum the best of luck Nahonal Honor Socrely 4 Page Sevenly one l . ' . . . e t ' . e .. ks, fellows in his neighborhood because they thought he was vi ll . lv CCDMUS HOLLAND STEWARD S-raw General If hciglrt were money he would bc a millionaire lf you ever saw a sux footer walking back and forth across the hallway on the second floor wlth hrs hands behind his back and hrs chln sunk on his chest lt wasn t Steward For has super suspended carnage never droops even when she glves hum the go by All he does IS to go through his files and select our flttlng to the season and weather Steward has hope of ambllng off to Penn State to a peaceful career HOLLENBACK JANE ELIZABETH KIANIE Commerclal Honors came by dzllgence anxe bright studlous quiet and serious most of the tlme nevertheless llkes to giggle Poetry collectmg IS her chlef dellght ,lame IS a falthful frlend a good sport and a loyal supporter of football and basketball She knows honors come by dlllgence and so she studies Her ambl t1on IS to become a commercxal teacher and she plans to continue her studles ln a higher lnstltutxon Whatever she may be her wonderul characterlstlcs will make a way for er Society 4 next fall for more crammmg and then hopes to settle down Football Manager 2 Stamp Club 2 3 HORNBECK MARJORIE. MARGE General Be chcc dfor silence But never tax cl or speech For an all round good sport Marge IS our first nomma tlon She swlms and plays basketball and hockey HOLTZMAN NORMA LOUISE Las General Her ways are ways of plcasantness Les IS well lnked and respected by those who know her Although she IS a but serious she 18 a good sport when lt comes to having fun Loyal xn domg her school work lt sometnmes happens that she ns not always able to do what 18 assigned to her unless she rs sent to the board There she knows she must work and she does We all wlsh you uck whxch she dlsplayed great speed at left wmg Although she IS athletic she IS just as much at ease at social affalrs Next year Marge plans to attend Edgewood Park unlor College ln Greenwlch Connectrcut We feel certam that she wall acqulre as many friends there as she has here at AHS Swimming 2 Basketball 3 Hoc ey 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Page Seventy two h. ' Girls' Council, 35 Class Council, 2, 3, 45 National Honor , I . . f . ' ' . : . : k . . : ' - W HORNER JOHN KENNETH JACK Behold Jack a quiet yet daring boy good natured easy going and a real friend He is a good sport and a dandy companion Jack gets a little flustered around the oppo site sex but nevertheless holds them in high esteem H spends many hours on his studies but many more on cards and ping pong and in fact is one of the best ping pong players in the West End No matter what he undertakes we wish him the best of success Good luck and good bye HUBER WILLIAM ' BILL ' Wliim and wil make William Huber Bill. Making cabinets and finishing tables, he s right there. A bright fellow quiet and studious, he likes sports: in fact, he is an amateur baseball player and enjoys basketball and football. What he says he puts with force and feeling. He wades into a thing with such enthusiasm that it is always nearly finished by the time he gets started. If he keeps up his vim and vigor he will be a success and here's CGM S HORVATH JULIA T UDY Fine Arts To now her is lo love her A peal of laughter a merry twinkle of the eye and udy has won a host of friends She can t quite decide whether to follow voice or the piano for her vocation IVIay Lady Luck grant her success wherever she goes Her charming manner will contribute to her success in whatever she does A Capella Choir I Chorus 3 HOWARD JAMES JIMMIE General Be to his vrrlues very md Be lo his aulls a lxllle blind immie is a chap that spends most of his time on studies and sports and is gifted with perseverance He is a great prophet delights m indicating scores and winners of Allen town High and of other scholastic and college teams immie s great interest in sports may bring him a position in sport circles as an announcer writer or what have you We wish you lots of luck Page Seventy-three CO US HUME ,IEAN M ,IFAN1E General Gentle o speech bane clent of mlnd Gentle of speech benehclent of mlnd IS the descrlptlon for ean Soft spoken well mannered she 18 one of those all too rare creatures-some one who really thlnks She has contrlbuted a number of lllustratlons and covers for the Canary and Blue Poetry too IS a hobby she follows ln her spare tlme She lS a good student and lnterested ln her work ean IS an ambltlous and wldeawake glrl and we wlsh her luck Canary and Blue 4 Booster Club 2 IOBST CATHERINE M KITTY College Entrance ln Arts Wzt now and then struc smartly shows a spar If you hear a qulck wltty retort that s Catherme Her frlendly personallty has won her many frlends and she has a reputatlon for belng able to get along wlth any one Kltty often laughs and Jokes but when lt comes to gettmg down to brass tacks Catherlne IS SCYIOUS She wants to be a mlsslonary and our blesslng IS upon her Page Seventy jour HUDOCK JOHN GEORGE KNEE ACTION Commerclal Many great men are clymg l don t feel so hot mysel Who IS the croonlng tackle on the A H S football team3 Knee Action Hudock ohn was a member of the football team for three years unlor Varslty one year Varslty two Although a man of athletlc ambltlon ohnny IS also a good student One of the several football players on the honor roll' That s why we play good football On the dance floor as on the football Held he used knee actlon free wheellng and floatlng power John expects to rub should ers wlth the Pltt Panthers next year Sectlon Presulenl 2 Football 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 HUNSINGER KATHERINE MAE KITTY Commerclal Laugh and smlle Kltty IS a happy go lucky glrl who goes about the halls always wlth a smlle She IS always maklng her classmates laugh at some joke that she has just heard ln the morn mg lt IS I would sooner be ln bed than ln school but as thls IS her last year she thlnks lt IS better to StlCk lt out N I f.77' 1 . . J' l . . . A . - J .. f J? . U . I I .I .. v . 4 . , The Clubbe, 45 French Club, 4,- National Honor Society, 4,' .. . , k ' k-,, C S IWODZ MARIANNE. MONICA Commercial Medley of all lhal s dar and clear Of all that s foolzsh all that s clear A cheerful laugh and greetmg or a shout Marlanne' tireless talker full of pranks and mlschlef always ready to flash forth at the sllghtest opportunity Monica can also be quxet lf she wants to but she never does She hkes nothing better than a palr of tap shoes on her feet doing things to good jazzy muslc or as second cholce a com fortable chair where she can day dream and listen to for elgn muslc or the Yodelmg Hull Bullies No one has yet I SKRA LUDWIG LUDDY Auto Shop Luddy comes from way over ln the Slxteenth Ward where they have no pavements He should succeed because he will not quxt anythmg before he has hmshed It He IS mterested ln sports and IS a member of the football squad and track team Luddy also enjoys wrestling l the summer he works on the farm where he pxtches hay and helps to thrash He IS a likable chap and a go friend ln time of need Foolball 2 3 4 Trac 2 Wrestling 2 !,....., , .. .- I . 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' .. .I 2 JACKSON PAUL LEGS lnclustrlal Archltecture Hard work weakens llre Bram Legs IS one of our draftsmen and a falrly good one He IS a member of the T Square Club xn fact he s the secre tary He never mlsses a meetmg eats are served' He IS not he says defmnte as to what I will do after graduating lf l graduate but we are sure xt wlll be drafting He IS a good sport and has a hne sense of humor Here s luck to you Paul JACOBY MARJORIE HOPE MUDGE Commercial V W Wrllloul her sclwol would be a bore here s never a dull moment when Mudge 1S around Her happy nature kmdles a spark of fun ln every one else Mudge believes that too much study IS bad for the system Marjorie IS a member of the Bicycle Club Her favorlte sport IS football well Mudge IS a swell pal and some klds are gomg to be lucky because lVludge IS golng to be a governess Lots of luck Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Page Sevenly fue CCDMUS 1 JARRETT DANIEL M DAN General Laugh my frzemlsl Such IS the case of care free Dan a lrkable fellow who always looks at the cheerful snde of llfe Asnde from pleasure Dan finds tlme to be serious and xs as constant and serlous ln hrs work as nn hrs Jovxalxty Hrs bark IS worse than has blte although when brt thou feelest the stmg Spanish Club 3 4 Class Foolball 3 J 4,7 JENKINS KATHLEEN CLAIRE KAss General Ivory hands on zvory eys Move lo fiflulfantaszes Kass IS a second Eddie Duchln for she can lmxtate hxm perfectly when she runs up and down the keyboard Besldes gomg to town wlth her hot numbers and Jazz she plays the organ ln church Kathleen means to take up orchestra leadlng Paul Whxteman IS due for stuff com petltxon She also finds time for tenms and basketball Her summer resort IS Mountain Lake New ersey Her favorlte language IS German Gluch Auf Kathleen German Club 4 l-Us.. JONES JESSIE P JONSEY General Born for laughter andfor mzrlh To lzanzsh Shadows from lhc earth essle has clark brown hair brown eyes that make you look the second t1me and an mfectlous laugh onsey ns to be a nurse and she ll very llkely be a success her smile would cure any one Jessxe enjoys both football and basketball games but her favorite sport ns basketball Lots of luck essle JORDAN VIVIAN G Vxv Commerclal Slow lo anger easy lo please Lnght hearted carefree and fun lovmg Vw stands five feet three mches ln helght has brown halr blue eyes and llke any other lrxsh lass rs always wnllmg to show her dxmples She IS a lover of dancmg and when she goes out she ns out for a good time Her arm 1n hfe IS to complete the hope chest whlch she has just started Lots of luck Page Sevenly szx u nv n . 'J nl . u , . ' 1 1 f , . I . - f . ' 0- . f ' 'ef lj x . ' 'J - , 1. n , H . k v . ,I . - , . , . 1 1'- -- U , . H . . -- . , . . - , . 1. U - - B u -- , . ' r 1 ' - , , v - . . 1 A KATZ HARRY General CCJMUS KALB ELEANORE M Fine Arts Allman md loves a lover What would a song nn assembly be wlthout El to sxng the stanza As a member of the famous A Capella Choir and a fine planlst El has contributed much to the aesthetic lxfe of the school As a swnmmer El held the fifty yard back stroke record No need to hopefully cast your glnmmers on her young man for she IS so and so about some one else A Capella Chou' 3 4 Gzrls Glce Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Swzmmzng 2 HARRY It s better to be small and shzne than large and cast a shadow Small smaller smallest Although some people ln thls world must be small Harry s value must not be determined by has slze He has a sense of humor that enther turns one green wlth envy or red Wlth laughter lf you see some body walking home with books you ll know It ln t Harry He IS a staunch bellever m doing home work m school and not at home Harry expects to take up pharmacy and go ln lt ln a blg way ln Wescosvllle Band 2 3 4 KATZNHRE RAYMOND KATZ Print Shop For he s ajolly goodfellow Katz IS the large t husklest and most versatile fellow m the semor class He ns an expert prmter and bootblack an all round athlete and a prodigious eater He likes huntmg and wnll mxss class any txme to tread the fxelds with hxs gun He knows no defeat Hns extreme good nature and willingness to help have won hum many frxends After graduation he claims he IS going to revolutionize the print mg lndustry and ln all probablllty he wlll KAVALKOVICH ANNA IRENE ANN General A cup must be bitter that a smile wzll not sweeten Although she IS qulte small Ann s slze does not stunt her knowledge she has a brnllxant mmd and xs never too busy to help some one else She has a pleasing dlsposltxon and her sunny smnle has endeared her to her classmates We are looking forward to the time when Ann will don a nurse s uniform She has our best wishes German Club 4 Page Seventy seven HEL.. , . .. k. ,, , , . . u r . 7 vs, - U , ' . .t.'Q . ,f . . , . . - E .. ., . 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COMUS r- ' KEIM ELEANOR L KEIMIE General For success llre first requlszle IS personalzly than slncerrly A more changeable and puzzllng glrl would be hard to find Wnth that absurd but expresslve llttle turned up hat perched on the back of her head Kelmle dashes madly about from place to place for Eleanor xs the busxest gxrl m school and incessantly 1n demand Her charm3 It s the genumeness and freshness of xnterest wxth whlch she greets her friends and her madcap unpredlctableness One moment cloaked m seriousness the next gayly tradmg wlt and banter with the nearest vlctlm she always surprises one There are rumors that Kelmxe will go lnto chemlstry The Clubbe 3 4 Dramalzcs 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 KEISER KROSA CATHERINE FRANCES BONNIF General We learn by doing Perhaps m the future we will see the results of the build mg that a gxrl member of the A Capella Choir has started Of course It won t have the same appearance as our P P 6: L bulldlng because xt s volce bL11ld1l'lg It IS often sand that wlshmg never made a slnger and that IS why she has started so soon Now we ll have another warbllng Canary to add to the A H S collection She may go lnto the medical professlon Chorus 2 3 4 Dramalzc Club 3 4 German Club 4 A Capella Clmzr 3 4 Gzrls Glee Club 3 4 KEIPER ROBERT CHARLES Krmw Commercial Speech rs great but szlence 13 greater Klppy IS a mlghty fine fellow a good sport and a follower KEIPER RICHARD BARON lndustrlal Auto Shop Brown eyes never blue Oh come never9 He rates faxr nn has hops and IS always where the most noise IS being made He has a fine sense of humor and can crack many a joke He IS not sure what he wlll do after he graduates He ns fairly good lh sports wlth base ball and swlmmmg foremost He carrles the Chronicle and News over on the East Snde after school Here s luck to you Rxchard of all the sports at Allentown Hugh He ns quxet with the glrls but with a group of fellows ln for all the fun to be had Klppy plans to take a Clvxl SCFVICC exam ln order to secure a posltlon with the government after his graduation Kxppy played wxth the Smith 8: Pelfly baseball team whxch had the Lehngh County Champlonshlp m l935 he also played basketball wxth has Salem Reformed Church team He IS well known among the students and a true frxend to all who know hlm Page Seventy ezght ,,-,...1,W - - ,, ,, . . . . . , rv ' uf , . 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CQMUS KEISER CLARENCE ARTHUR Buorman General I come here tojfnd mysel rt IS so easy to get lost m the world Besndes almlng to become one of the world s greatest musxclans Clarence has considered the fields of bookkeep mg and mathematlcs He has a generous dlsposrtlon and IS a fine associate but disgusted with love To break the monotony of playmg trumpet with several dance orchestras he means to travel south after his school days are over Here s luck to hxm Band 2 3 4 KELECHAVA EUGENE Nl KILLLY General Modesty lS to ment what shade rs tofgures m a pzcture rl glues rt strength and ma es rt stand out From the fine touch of a Rembrandt to the amusing scrawls of a cartoon Kelly s brush masters all His hand has often put the Y M C A ln print and has a glven hghtness to drab scenes He ns a member of the Y M C A Leaders Council and during the summer he carries hls Art to Camp Dent He ns Mr Wexnshermers standby Orchestra 2 3 4 H1 YV1cePres1denl 2 3 4 Y M C A jumor Leader Corps KELLEY JUNE MARION KLLLEY Fme Arts What lb beaulzful is good and who IS good wlll soon be beaulzful Most of us have known une as a quxet pleasant gurl but those who know her best find her a Jolly talkatnve person Her lrlsh eyes and golden halr add to her charm Our thoughts will ever follow her wherever she may go and we wnsh her the best of success and happiness ln her chosen profession KEMMERER HELEN E Turn Flne Arts And yet a spirit still and bright Wzth somethzng of angelrc llght This girl has a sparkle ln her mlschlevlous green eyes 6 even ln her most bormg classes Tuttl has what IS known as an artlstlc touch and found a suitable outlet lh drawing But why the low heels Tut3 When lt comes to dancing most of us sat by and watch her dust And we hope this lrttle wxll o the wlsp wxll contmue going places after she graduates Page Seventy mne a n . k 1 .li if 1 and plays the cello tor Mr. Prescott. 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' ' J' COMUS KERN IVIARIAN LORRAINE KERNIE General When joy and duly clash9 Another of our qunet girls Marxan IS sure to get every thlng the teacher speaks about A very busy gxrl she somehow finds tlme for everything readmg included She can usually be found helplng some one wlth home work Kernle s one great ambxtxon xs to become a statxstlcxan and we know that she will be successful KERSHNER LOIS ETHEL SHOOTY Commerclal Lzllle I am and lzllle I be But I mjusl lug enough or me Little blonde Lols slnglng as she walks down the halls IS one of the jollxest persons you could meet She takes great interest m football and basketball players Lois IS an honor student with a great weakness for school work She carries a lot of books and worrles over unhnlshed work Well Shooty here s hoping that you become that rlvate Dramalzcs 2 3 4 Narh Pleda 2 3 4 German Club 4 Nalzonal Honor Soczcly 4 P secretary Chorus 3 KIERNAN CLARENCE locv General Szlence al the proper season IS wzsdom and better than any speech Iggy IS one of those strong sllent men but he has prob w, KETFERER RICHARD O Drcx Nlechanlcal Drafting The world knows lztlle o :ls great men Dick a nice looklng cheerful sort of chap IS somewhat of a practncal joker Although he does play pranks on hxs friends they can t help llklng and admiring hlm He has three hobbles athletlcs clubs and eating chocolate cake This boy IS ln his element whlle directing an organlzatlon He has great aspnratlons m the draftmg course hrs axm ns to be an expert More power to you Dlck you ll go far TSquare Club 2 3 4 jumor Class Football 3 Class Bas etball 3 Senior H1 Y 2 3 ably emitted more grunts than any boy ln hxgh school He was on the wrestlmg team It seems queer that he should be bashful as far as gxrls are concerned but he IS He says he IS after the great thlngs m life lt seems strange that a young man possessmg such excellent vlrtues should be unsung but the future wxll take care of that Page Ezghfy ' 1- H I 4. . 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May llfe he a happy melody Chorus 4 KIRSCHEN LEON LEWIS Las General I have llved but not ln nam Lee IS one of the most PYOFICICHY students ln Professor Zlmmerman s zoology class he has actually completed slx experlments thls year O K d the Flrst tlme by that esteemed dlspenser of knowledge Clark Gable grew green wlth envy when he saw Lee s first screen plcture starrlng wlth the Dlonne Quxntuplets Lee wlll also run for presldent but whether he catches up with It IS just a matter of tlme He has been through Muhlenberg and Lehlgh Unlverslty already but only on errands He hopes to delve deeper lnto the realm of science and we wlsh hlm SUCCESS Orotan Debatmg Club 2 Class Football 3 Dramatlcs 2 Presulent Home Room 2 3 KINARD ROBERT K Boa General Trust follows his words Bram trust of Allentown I-llgh School! Bob IS one of the few persons ln the world who understand the Elnsteln theory Bob admlts that hls work IS outstandmg ln chemlstry and hlnts mysterlously that he IS workmg on an experlment whlch wlll startle the sclentlflc world Al though Bob IS modest and shy hls brllllant green and blue shlrts have won for hlm endless admlratlon from the glrls of whom he modestly says They all fall for me Besldes plcklng up automoblles wlth one hand and talclng candy away from helpless bables wlth the other Bob IS one of the most popular fellows lh the school Bob hopes to study further ln the field of aeronautlcal sclence 'Our KIPP ELMER BERDETTE. KIPPY Commerclal The more you study tlle more you learn The more you learn the more you orget Why studyil Klppy IS one of the most ardent fishermen and an ardent lecturer on the subject when he IS not sprlnglng one of hls famous after class Jokes None of Elmer s classes are ever dull because of hls sunny dlsposltlon l-le takes a keen lnterest ln sports and IS present at every game Elmer expects to take up anlmal husbandry at Penn State lnstead of contlnumg hls commerclal course I Page Ezghly one H lf f ' . ., f - D Lindy. I l begs .X , - Nav .. f - CCDMUS KISHBAUCH WALTER J Mummy Industrnal lVlechan1calDraftlng Szlence IS the way of wrse men A swell fellow IS the best descrlptxon that can be glven of Walter He 15 one of these quiet fellows who takes xt all m and says nothing but mention avxatlon and you sud denly find yourself swept off your feet by the enthusiasm wlth whlch he discusses the subject HIS chief ambltlon IS to jom the U S Amr Corps and we venture to precllct he w1ll make a first class aviator KISTHARDT WILLIAM ELLSWCRTH KISSY Commerclal It s the songs you smg and the smzle you wear That ma es the sunshme everywhere Wllllam Klsthardt frlend to everybody he meets calle:I Klssy because ln football he IS forever klssmg good Old Mother Earth A great lover of music B111 made the Chorus ln hxs sophomore year and IS stlll on lt made both and boasts a deep bass volce about ,Ice Parson s level Wllllam s Chlef ambition IS to slng ln the Metropolitan Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Cllorr 4 Boy Scouts Boys Glee Club 4 TSquare Club 2 3 4 KISTLER FREDERICK MILTCN ,IACUP FRED Industrial ElCCtYlC3l Shop Sleep sleep sleep Eat eat eat' Fred IS a member of the Electrxcal Department of A H S I-Ie IS Interested IH all sports He IS a member of the track team and does the 440 yard dash He 1S also mter ested ID dramatlcs especially anythmg m the electrlcal end of stage work When he leaves school he expects to become an electnclan and the eleetrlcal shop wishes hlm success Trac 3 4 KISTLFR JEAN E Klssv Footloose and ancy free That just sunts Knssy She s always strollmg lelsurely through the halls and always has a bug hello for every one A happy go lucky gurl nothmg seems to bother her though she always manages to get through w1th her studies ,lean s ambltxon IS to become somebody s private secretary We wlsh her lots of success th1s leap year lnterclass Basketball 3 Page Ezghly two k 1 .ft . - ' I. I . . , the Boys' Glee Club and A Capella Choir in his ,senior year: li- - - CCDMUS KLECKNER RUTH ELIZABETH Woor Commercxal An expansxve smile-a cheery Hello' Ruth dlstlngulshed by her shmlng brown eyes her pleaslng smlle and her cheery Hello IS an all round good pal Woof finds her greatest enjoyment ln swxmmmg attending movies and slngmg to the accompanlment of her gultar Always ready for fun Ruth does not take her lessons too seriously Her pleasxng dlsposltlon will help her attam success whether lt be m music or ln stenography KLEPPINGER HENRY KLEP Engmeermg and Science My lrfe IS no! an apology but a lr e Henry xs one of those rare souls who has the perseverance and endurance to overcome obstacles Thl8 IS not only reflected m hls studles but also m hlS swxmmmg If you re lookmg for Klep you may find hlm at elther of two places ln class studying furxously or m the swlmmlng pool cooling off from hls strenuous labor He ll be an expert chemical englneer and wlll pursue study at Lehlgh Umverslty Class Treasurer 3 Vars1lySw1mm1ng 2 3 4 KLINGER RUTH M RUTHIE General Bmd on thy sandals O lhou mos! flee! Over lhe splendor and speed of lhy feel Ruth IS that little brown eyed and dxmpled person who never seems to have a care m the world but dancmg l m sure that she could show us a step or two when lt comes to her favorite pastime lf Ruthie should happen to gently slip off to dreamland whlle you are near don t let lt sur pnse you for she IS a very drowsy bunch of happiness She hasn t made plans for the future but whatever she chooses we wlsh her happiness KLINE KENNETH KLINEY None but hzmsel can be hrs equal Klmey IS the machme shop s star comedlan ace football commentator and one of the best comlc style ballroom and tap dancers we ve seen Hrs cheerful smlle and good nature make hlm a very pleasmg person and wxth hlm one ns m for a most amusxng tnme Any Saturday nlght about ten o clock you wlll find hum and hrs sweety ple at the soda fountam of elther Llggett s or Young s He s a good foot ball player although he never appeared on the team A for baseball boy ask hlm about his batting averages Baseball 2 Page Engl-sly three fif Af . 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C S KNERR EDGAR DANIEL ,I D Academlc As a youth he has been wondrous wise Ed IS one of Goopersburg s contrlbutlons to Allentown Hlgh Thls clever wltty amiable young man IS among other thlngs an apt debater and a good automoblle drlver HIS favorlte perlods are hlS study perlods hls favorlte KLOTZ FRED ja PETE General Methoughl I heard a volce cry Sleep no more Here IS a fellow whom we all llke and respect for hlS sterllng qualltles Whlle Pete exerclses a boy s sacred rlght to have a good tlme he leaves us much ln the dark as to certaln substantlal accompllshments We know he has made hls name by conslstent plugglng at hls lessons The world needs men of Pete s type and the class IS proud to be able to call hlm one of our own Here s lots of luck to Fred and the future Football Manager 2 3 ,I V Football 4 Place rn Plc torlal Art Exhlblt Carnegie Institute Pltlsburgh pastlme IS lettlng tlme pass Though Ed has been a loyal rooter for all of the teams he has never gone ln much for athletlcs He IS one of the real stuc ents at A H S and expects to go to Muhlenberg next year Because of hls earnest effort and Wlnnlng personallty we are certaln of hls success there KOBROSKY Ll LLIAN KOB Gene ral Dance and the world seems dearer If arguments were pennles Kob would be a mllllonalre KNOLL EUCENE HENRY GINEY General Wzlh graceful steps he strldes the street And smlles at all the mazdens sweet Glney IS the tall slender dude who always has a cheery hello for everybody and IS a very able muslclan havlng played ln our own A H S band and also several other bands ln the clty Wlth muslc as a hobby he expects to become a certlhed accountant Here s luck pal Band I 2 3 Aslde from studylng Kob spends most of her tlme learning the latest dance steps and she certalnly can do them But on the whole Kob 15 a good sport She lntends to enter the West Chester Teachers College after she leaves us We wlsh her the best of luck Chorus 4 Page F zghty four . . , , . .' - - . 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COMUS KOCHER VIOLET ROSE Comcsrz Commercxal When Corker ta es her studzes serzously the Slalue o Lxbcrly wrll come waltzmg down the Mxsszsszppl Corker has a sweet dnsposltlon but when her ln h temper gets the better of her watch out' She is an all round athlete and IS proud to wear the letter of her schcol Studxes seem to be a side lme with Violet but she always manages to sllp by Although she IS takmg the Commer clal course at Hlgh School her mam ambition IS to be a mannequm and we are quite sure that she will l:e a good one Bas elball 2 3 Hockey 3 4 M4401- KOHLER TELFORD CHARLES Com merclal Never push of trll lomorrow what you can push of lull next wee Rudolph Valentino of our Alma Mater IS now bemg posted Tel IS the boy who has made more than one heart beat a qunck tattoo It s his black wavy halr H attends all the school dances and IS an enthusiastic rooter at all basketball and football games A black Ford with yellow wheels lS hxs pet treasure and he IS always ready to glve some one else a llft Tel expects to own a dog cleamng plant some day That s all for today Tel and lots of luck nn your bug business Gym Club 2 3 KOCH KATHRYN M Krrrv General l 11 be merry I Il be free I II be sadfor nobody Kathryn ns a small lnght halred happy gurl When she s about there I5 sure to be laughter Thus IS especnally true gomg to and from school on the trolley She IS fond of sports especially golf We ve known Kitty to spend whole days on the Tumble Brook Country Club How IS your game Kltty3 Her favorite mdoor pastime IS playlng a trumpet ln a jazz orchestra Kathryn hopes to study pharmacy or chemxstry Her golf and trumpet may change her whole career Band 3 KOHLER FRANCES ISABELL FRANKIE General First zn frolzc frsi rn fun If you ever bump mto some one who wxll say Say there or Hxah you wxll know that xt IS just Fran one of the most lovable and most gracious gurls m school When lt comes to sports she has a front seat Fran hasn t decided on a career but she wxll be one of Penn State s snappy co eds next September Good luck Fran Dramalzcs 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 German Club 4 Gzrl Reserves 4 TEL Page Fzghly five U n . . 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H - f , - s C S KOSTOLSKY OLGA Knrrv Commercial Fallhful lo every lrusl Genlle loyal md andjusl Cheerful and merry3 Yes Olga IS both of these All who lcnow her value her true and lastlng frlendshlp She always lcnows her lessons and IS very prompt m coming to school Her hobby IS skatmg We do not know what she intends to do when she leaves school but we all wlsh her the best of luck fund a truer frxend KRAMER RUTH MAY RUTHIE Commercial Never on lime just a bzl lale Thus lassle manages to find a laugh ln everythmg Ruthle IS fond of swxmmmg and her tan during the sum mer IS the envy of all less fortunates She loves dancing too and IS lh general a good sport full of pep and always ready for a good tlme At the football games she cheers for all she s worth Her pet dream IS to be a telephone operator Number please' may some day be Ruthle s golden volce Gzrl Reserves 2 4 Chorus 3 4 Page Ezghty sux Swimming 2 3 4 KOMAN STELLA STEL Every age has :ls pleasure :ls style of wrt and :ls own Stella one of our best mermalds halls from Fogelsvllle from which she commutes every day She has a perfect attendance record for her fourth consecutive year m hugh school Her hobbies are swlmmmg and dancmg and she IS a swnmmerl And a dancer' Like most ambltlous students she hopes to go to college Luck to you Komen 'A' Aves tel ur ' KOVACS CATHERINE MARC-UERITE Knu And 1f she won I she won t so there s an end on l Sparkling eyes dancmg feet a wmmng smlle happy go lucky Knkn She IS always happy and ready to laugh Llkable magnetic Knkn has a most Wlhhlhg way A great clay dreamer but her dreams come true Kxlu does not mmd working lf It IS not too long and tedlous she IS a good sport and she passes gally down the hall two to one she IS dnscussmg the last game But on the whole no one can L....J .. .. , -- . . . . , . .. 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H , as 4 Q . nv A . . , . , .. .v - . . , . 1 I I. l 7 - E COMUS KRAUSE CAROLINE MURI EL jo1.1.Y Commerclal You hear lhal girl laughmg3 You lhm she s all n Bu! lhe angels laugh loo Al lhe good she has done Carolme IS the happy go lucky httle blonde Gentlemen prefer blondes holds true ln her case She IS a typlcal tlmld typlst but her greatest ambltlon IS to be a mllllon alre Although most persons do not know lt she 18 quite a poet on certam poetlc subjects Some day Caroline wxll be able to type on a golden typewriter l have llved my lxfe well and ln xts fullest measure KRAUSE ROGER M Bun General A lnrd ln the hand IS worlh Iwo zn the bush lf xl s a lur ey Bud 18 a happy jovlal fellow who can get along wlth every one He loves to play the cornet and hopes to become a soloist ln a bug band Bud llkes the gurls and there IS always a crowd around hmm He IS studymg to be a great musxcnan Here s wlshlng you lots of luck Bud' Band and Orchestra 3 Chorus 3 4 Girl Reserves KREVSKY SEYMOUR Reps General Success rs the reward o conlmued e orl Here s to a student who ln hns qunet and 1n has unassum mg manner has attained an enviable scholastlc record and a reputation for belng a hne fellow ln general Taking the most dlfhcult subjects ln the curriculum he has showed abnhty to handle tasks requlrmg dxhgence and persever ance Great things can be expected from Seymour who combines admirable character and Intelligence with a fine sense of humor Seymour expects to be a physlclan and we expect hum to be a good one Here are our best wishes' KRESGE PAULINE H POLLY Commerclal Nalure made her as she could Not loo bad and not loo good If you ever hear an ll lfCCtl0l.lS glggle you can be pretty sure xt s Polly The ardent supporter of all the school actlvltles who can be found wherever a good tlme IS to be had She IS carrymg on a rather extensive correspondence with the navy But Polly can be mdustrxous as well as carefree goes sallmg on some sea nn search of happiness we all wlsh her success Curl Reserves 2 3 4 Dramalrcs 3 Page Exghly seven . h fu. , . .. , . - . , . k ,, ,. .. . f , H ., , - , . .. .. ., . 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C0 US 1 KREX ALTHEA THFA General When I can ma e my thoughts come forth lo wal lx e ladies up and down Althea IS a poet even to the dark shmmg eyes We expect to hear of her some clay from the poetry world A Secretary and Treasurer of The Clubbe she IS very efficient rarely m1ss1ng a meetmg She IS one of these mveterate knltters rarely seen without a knitting bag Altogether the best thmg about her IS her absolute mdlvlduallty She intends to contmue her studles at Moravlan College and we feel that lVlorav1an or any college IS lucky to get her Swzmmmg 2 Le CercleFranca1s TheClublve 3 4 Canary and Blue 3 4 Gzrl Reserves 2 3 4 Colvlus Staf 2 4 KRIEBFL SUSANNE Susuz General Slmplzczly o all lhmgs is lhe hardesl lo be copied Susanne has the rare quality of being nxce and qulet yet sparklmg with wlt and brains A knlttlng bag IS more often seen under her arm than books Yet ln her studies she s at the top and as a good sport she also takes a prlze Her perky personality has won her a host of friends We know that whatever she decided to do she will be success u Nath Plcda 3 4 French Club 4 G1rlRcserves 2 3 4 KROBATH CHARLES B CHARLEY The way lo be nothzng zs to do nothzng Charley IS an electrician still trylng to determlne how long a short clrcult IS He lS an ambxtlous fellow and earns money working at a local club HIS cheerful out look on llfe has won hum many frnends and the class regards hlm as one of lts most likable members Where Charley ns chuckles and glggles betray hls presence He plans to go into the electrical business To hlm do we all wlsh the best of luck KRUEGER CHARLES CHARLEY General Know hzm well you know afrzend When he walks he tnes to get places He says Hello and Good bye and moves on He IS qulet and does not go out much enjoys sports but does not take part m them He expects to spend his future somewhere m the open alr but the future ns great and many thmgs may happen by that nme Page Ezghly ezghl E If , N If -If bk U .. s ,lf - W., l . si, . , : ' , , . 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COMUS KRUM JOHN S Knuxvus Science and Engineering For he s ajolly good ellow The marknngs of a fiery tongued debater are m john for he loves to engage m an amncable verbal dlspute If you ever crave excltement just challenge Krumle to a boxmg ping pong tennls or verbal match Both football and dramatlcs attracted this gentleman ln hxs semor year he was a faithful member of the laboring gang xn the three jolly maths Solid Algebra and Trng Whatever hrs KRUPP WILLARD WIMPY General Wlmpy IS generally known as a qulet and peaceful chap although there are tlmes when that rule IS broken He IS a good muslclan plays the gultar llke a professional teacher And boy oh boy do the women fall for hlm' But Wlmpy Wnmpy just smlles and eats hamburger mtentnons are his friends wnsh hlm the best of luck lnlerclass Football 3 Orolans 4 Dramalrcs 3 4 KRUM DOROTHY L D01- General L1 e has no dzm and lowly spot Tlral does not zn her sunslune share Lookmg at her tells us just what she IS u1et3 Oh no Rather nolsy She ns the tall hght halred glrl we see m the halls any tlme of the day smce she has a pleasmg dns posltlon and IS lxkecl by all who know her Dot takes a keen interest ln clramatlcs and was ln our senlor class play She lS not related to Burney Crum but goes to see hxs Canarles not to see them play but to see the band Dorothy takes an Interest m SCICDCCS Her foremost ambl KUHNS PAUL ROGER SCHNOZZLE General Tlnnk lwrce before you spea and llren lal lo yourself Shy and modest but a worthy fnend Schnozzle takes a great Interest ln school sports and can always be found at a football or basketball game Femmme appeal IS an unknown quality to date He was the VICC preslclent of the Phnlatellc Soclety nn his second year Whatever the future may hold nn store for hmm we slncerely wxsh hxm success and happmess PhIlGlCllC Soclcly 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Page Erglxly nme tlon ns to be a doctor Here s lots of luck to you Dot Dramalzcs 4 Semor Class Play 4 .. f, , . .. , . f ., Q-' ' . . . - A . . - , . . . . , . . - . . . - .. ,. , . .. . , ' - , . 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Cl CYl9hCd ambxlzon In which only one man prevails BIII IS a combxnatlon of flne physlcal and mental qualxtles He IS one of our most brxlllant men playlng varslty tennls durlng the past three years Hrs racket of playing IS a stralght game whxch will ald hxm during hls future years After completmg hls present course Bull will study med: cme Best wishes from the class of I936 Tennis 2 3 4 Wrestling 3 Class Foolball 3 LAMBERT ELVA M Household Arts Always ready ever steady Babe may be recognized through the halls as that tmy gurl with the bug smlle At first glance she mrght be taken for a qulet glrl but those who have been her close frlends through the school years have found her a dandy sport Her accuracy w1Il make her a safe dletltxan Her favorxte saying IS I forgot all about It Her hobbies are reading and tennis Home Economzcs Club 4 KUHNS WILLIAM J Doc Engmeerlng and Science I :llc by lhe help of loo many physrcrans Doc IS no mxsnomer any one who has ever heard Bull Kuhns expound on his chosen subject will agree He IS already off to a flying start on his medical and bacterlologx cal career and can tell you more about your msxdes than you ever dreamed exnsted His ready and talented pen would also be capable of earnmg hum a Ilvlng Docs bearlng and manner has made hlm the butt of many a joke thus far but never fear he has the last laugh and a word of warning Orolans 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 Senior Class Play Dramallcs 4 Tl1eClul'be Boys Clec Club Camus KUTZ CHRISTINE MARY TEANIE Retall Selllng A friend IS a rare boo Of wluch bul one copy IS made Wlth lovely deep blue eyes and falr golden halr Teanxe IS gracious to every one but quxet and tlmxd tlll you know her well If there s a nlce sofa around you ll fund her on t She likes to dance and enjoys a good time Teanle plans to work ln one of our stores ln town but we wonder3 Our best wishes go with you Teanle BABE Page N mely 1 f 4. -. . . 1- - . . n r . 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CCDMUS LAUBACH DOROTHY L D01- C0l'l'lIIleI'Cl3l To spend loo much lrme rn sludres 13 slolh Heres Dot a good sport through and through She does not belleve ln worrylng but goes through wxth every thmg even though It means struggle and stnfe as calmly as she can Dot takes an active part lh the work of the CIFIS MISSIODKTY Gulld and the Y W C A We Send Our best WlSheS wlth her Y W C A 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Represenlatzve Girls Counczl 4 LAUDENSLAGER ERNEST Emu:-: Print Shop A lrllle fun now and lhen rs relished by lhe wzsesl men Ernie IS a handsome blonde about flve feet seven mches tall wltty thrifty and happy go lucky He delights m playxng pranks or telllng jokes and seemg them turn out O K He IS a good prlnter and very actlve ln the prmtmg of the Canary ancl Blue We wrsh Emre a lot of luck m the prmtmg held and ln his hobbies of raising fancy pheasants and racmg homers LANDIS VERA REINERT SHORTY Commerclal So jus! so small yel rn so sweel a nole I I seemed the musrc melled rn her lhraal Thxs cheerful lxttle song leader of 404A IS small dark laughmg smgmg Vera 18 an honor student too and always ready to lend a helping hand to her less fortunate classmates Shorthand and accountlng are her speclaltres Shorty just loves to talk and she rarely misses a football or basketball game No school actlvltles would be complete without her presence Here s a carload of good luck Chorus 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 LAUBENSTEIN CARL B LAUBY General Attentxon gang' Meet the fellow destined to become the first presxdent of Mars Lauby IS one of the best man nered of fellows and beneath his pollshed exterror IS a regular guy He s a handy man too what he can t make from a few boards or a piece of tm lsn t worth mentxonmg Lauby was one of the four managers who had the honor of openmg and workmg ln the new A H S held house H has found time to check up on the fems too and finds that certam ones are O K He plans to be a forest ranger and we re wxshmg the old boy lots of luck Football Manager 3 4 Baskelball Usher 4 Page N rnely one 'similia- -w--the -11-Q-Malo uf..-am, I ' . 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LAWRENCE BE.TI'E J Conucv General I love ll el Bette s a lovable kud with loads of pep She s quute a versatule gurl-cheerleader dramatust wunter sports fan and student She can guve the lufe hustory of any sports man whether he s a football baseball basketball track or what have you star and has a better attendance at scrum mage than any of the team She has a dramatuc twust too un fact she s brought down the house more than once with some hularuous characteruzatuon junior Class Play Senior Class Play Cheerleadung 2 3 4 Canary and Blue 3 4 The Clubbe 3 4 Le Cercle Fran cars 3 4 Couvuus 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socrety 4 Inter Class Play 4 Y'-61 4'5- LEHMAN RUTH NAOMI LEMON General A fne character IS worth more than great wealth Commercual Rzchard pay attentzon Blue eyes and blonde haxr Duck us well llked by hus class mates and after graduatuon he expects to be a cuvul servuce accountant One of Duck s hnest characterustucs us that he can take a joke as well as guve one us always ready for excutement and loves sports We have never seen Duck wuth the same gurl twuce He belueves varuety us the spuce of lufe We all wush Duck the best of luck un anythung he may do Chorus 2 LEESER EVELYN M EVE So sweet the flush of bash ulness Here us another one of our blushmg quuet senuors Her favorute pastume us roller skatung You can find her on a skatung runk whenever she has the time Eve us always ready to lend a helpung hand to others but she has her own quuet way of doung ut We know she will be a good stenographer Curl Reserves 2 Fuclae Puellae 2 4 Lemon represents the finest characterustucs of women 'fu' Her magnetlc personaluty has drawn a host of fruends about her She us fond of mathematucs and languages and ranks hugh un everythung she undertakes Upon graduatung from Allentown Hugh School Lemon expects to become euther a nurse or a telephone operator Here s wushung her the best of luck Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 German Club 4 Page N znety two - B' ' ...ft A i ' ' n . ,Z 4 1 M u bw, Q - 1 I . M' ': 5 . Z I I Q , . . ' ' SN 'I 0' I ' . CQMUS LEISER ARLENE GRACE General Il is nice to be natural I one rs naturally nice It IS easier to talk to than to talk about this combmatlon of brains and beauty Her ready laughter shows her merry dlsposltxon her marks show her earnestness An ace round sport she makes one proud to be numbered among her friends She always lends her enthuslastlc voxce to the uproar of the games Here s wlshlng Lene smooth Salllflg Gxrl Reserves 4 German Club 4 ,fix LENTZ BLANCHE F SKIPPER Commerclal It s better to have trzed and lost than never to have thought to wm Blanche Lentz ns one of the most qulet of gurls You very seldom hear her say anything but she thinks qulte a b1t She IS sweet tempered and has a smlle for every one Her hobby IS collecting for a scrap book all actrvltxes of hugh school days She has quite a collection and seems to delight m lt Blanche hopes to be a secretary LEH. STANLEY STAN Commercial Ram snow or sleel Stan rs on the street Stanley IS a young and quite handsome man His pleasing personallty makes hum popular among the gurls Beside all these good points Stan IS a brllllant scholar After leaving school Stan expects to become a banker Here s luck LENE LENTZ BETTY MAY LENTZY Commercxal Be not szmply good be goodfor something Ah' An expert typlstl Well of course lf she gets 96 s and 97 s she must be good' Betty IS an all round good sport too and always has a smile for everybody She IS also a candy addict At times she asserts her will power by trymg to break away from the hablt of eatmg sweets but to no avail She expects to go to college to take a busmess course to be a typmg teacher JW Page N mety three f . . Booster Club, 25 Vice-President of Class, 2. a I - t ' v - . v -N. L M121 X ' CCDMUS LENTZ HELEN I SKEETER Com merclal We lzre of the pleasure we la e bu! never lrrc o the happzness we gzve Do you want to meet a real fr1end3 Well here she IS Her ldentxflcatnon marks are a sunny smxle and a cheery Hello She IS enthuslastlc ln the work of the Y W C A Her one weakness IS candy several times this year she has trled to do wxthout lt but dad not succeed Helen col lects letters as a hobby G1rlReservcs Counczl 4 Y W C A 2 3 4 LEONARD RONALD W CHUP Commercial Nalurf made lum as she should Chup IS a very popular fellow ln and around the Hxgh School and IS loved by all who know hlm He rates top lh athletlcs particularly 1n basketball for which we wxll never forget hmm Chup IS also a good student always managlng to get through and then some Bas elball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 LEVY LILLIAN Lu. Commercial A sunny temper grlds the edge o lr e s dar es! cloud L11 IS a happy go lucky gurl easy to get along with She thmks laughing the cure for all human llls C-ood natured cheerful kmd Lxl wxll always be remembered as a fanthful friend and a pleasant companion who brightens everything she touches We ve never seen L11 ln a mad rush to classes yet she always manages to get there She regards study as an evll but a necessary evll She may not lead the honor roll but she certamly knows her shorthand and typewrntmg Lnl as a stenographer will hold her tongue and be dnscreet LICHTENWALNER LORRAINE Lxcn-rv College Entrance ln Arts A lovely grrl rs above all ran If you want to know the truth about yourself go to Llchty She ll tell you ln such a way that you can t take offense and xt s always the truth As a result she has a host of frxends Have you ever heard about fifteen to twenty mmutes after a Joke has been told a low chuckle or a peal of laughter3 It s Lxchty finally gettmg xt She doesn t burn much mldnlght oxl l guess It s just a gxft They call xt brains At any rate she IS a good student and an all round gurl 4 German Club 4 Natzonal Honor Socrety 4 Sczence Club Page Ninety four L.-...- LOBACH JAMES F lmlvlv General I come IICTC lo fnd myscl ll IS so easy lo gel lost ln lhe world lmmy IS a plucky splrlted and popular youngster H IS well up lh hls studles but IS a Wllafd at chemlcal equa tlons We owe more to thls latter tralt than we are wlll ng to admlt Although a medlocre dancer lm coes not let thls dampen hls splrlts He attencs dances even lf the glrl has to carry hlm ames has played a clarlnet ln the band for three years He lntends to study chemlstry at Penn State So here IS to the effervescent youngster who kept us all on our toes wlth hls wlt Band 2 3 4 LONG PAUL HUEY General A glrl s smlle rules the heart Although the great Senator Huey Long has passed on hls memory and second llves on ln the muslcal world for Paul 15 slowly but surely maklng hlmself known as a muslclan He has already played ln many of the most promlnent dance bands ln thls communlty and nearby towns Outslde the routlne of studles and muslcal wcrlr he finds tlme for a blt of romance He has great hopes cf becomlng one of Amerlca s greatest dance orchestra leaders Here s luck to a swell pal and frlend Orchestra 3 COMUS LIPTOCK RICHARD OLIVER Ln' General A gentleman and a good ellow a rare comblnallon Although an lnconsplcuous member of the senlor class Llp IS nevertheless well known and llked Outslde employ ment ln one of the leadlng hotels has prevented hlm from enterlng lnto the soclal llfe of the school but thls tralnlng IS glvlng hlm the experlence he wlll need to bulld and operate a Chaln of hotels ln all the leadlng CIIICS whlch he hopes to do A slow but methodlcal worker he has been a good student and lntends to take a course of hotel operat lng and management ln one of the leadlng unlversltles So here IS to a prlnce of good fellows Football 2 LONG ELMFR Faux Tco much sludu mea ens llle braln Elmer IS a very popular boy thoroughly respected by hls classmates He IS a modest fellow lnterested ln the HHHITS of the c ay When a helplnsz hand was badly needed Fellx co1.l'l l:e depended upon He seems to get a luck out of golng to schcol A Wllllng worker he IS one of the most actlve fellows ln the school Elmer has for the past three vears taken part ln VZYIOUS 8CtlVltl6S We just know we wlll hear a lot about hlm ln the future elther on the stage or ln buslness Chorus 3 4 Ch0lf 4 Dramailcs 3 4 junior Class Play Page Nmely five . 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I , l r COMUS -.+ LONGNECKER ELIZABETH ANNE BET-rv Commerclal That she is quret and sedate No doubt you wzll aver But that proves well enough perhaps How little you know her Betty lS the tall sllm glrl who walks slowly through the halls takes llfe easy and avoids worry ulet but stlll waters run deep perhaps thls holds true m her case The summer fll'1dS Betty lazily basklng ln the sun at Cedar Beach A staunch supporter of Allentown Hlgh School s various athletic teams also of movies and of chocolate peanut sundaes but scarcely of her stuches we stlll thmk she wlll be fully successful LUDWIC GRACF A Rusrv General Count your days bu golden hours Dont remember clouds at alll Rusty IS that lxttle red head you see scampermg through the halls with a mce beautiful smxle and a Hello for every one Rusty IS planning to go ln tramlng at a chll dren s hospltal She seems to have a way wlth the young sters especlally the ones about seventeen or exghteen but anyway Rusty we w1sh you the best of luck and SUCCESS -LONG ROBERT H BOB General L Amusement rs the happiness of those who can not thmlg Robert one of our 36 heroes IS a rather shy sort of fel low paymg little or no attention to the fairer sex He IS a short Long with dark wavy halr and takes a great deal of prlde ln keeping hxmself well groomed which IS mdeed a great virtue He will fight on the track or football held and even ln the locker rooms Bob IS uncerlam of has future for he thlnks he ought to know a llttle b1t more Success to you Bob and plenty too' Trac 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 General Not much tal a great sweet szlence A qulet reserved gxrl but underneath a mlschlef lovmg lmp Blanche enjoys a good laugh Wlth the rest of us She never hurrles to school she lxves across the street from A H S She strolls through the corrldors at one mxle per hour casually greetlng acquamtances An excellent ICC skater stay away from thln ICC Blanche she can also swung a mean tennls racket Her obsessxon IS the plano and studying for tests which she takes with her head up She intends to be a secretary for her father after graduatmg from college Success Blanche' ' Le Cercle Francazs 4 Page Nznely slx 'B-.WZ -- I 44p . . 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LYNCH MAE AGNES Too-r General Argue argue all llre wlule But lop rl all wlllz a wzde wxde smxle Every one knows Mae Her jOVlal nature appeals to us all The expression on her face spells cheerfulness kmd ness and smcenty She xs a wxzard at mathematlcs and chemlstry really Pythagoras has nothmg on her When you are stuck wlth an algebra or chemxstry problem come to Mae She IS also lnterested ln Phnladelphra and Boy Scouts She even memorxzed the Boy Scout laws all of them Mae especxally llkes tennls She lntends to become a teacher German Club 4 lVlALLATRO'l'I' ELLEN A General 6 So sweel the blush of basllfulness Even pzly scarce can wlslz lt less Here s one gurl who has school splrnt and xs Interested nn the members of the football and basketball squad Al though Nlally takes her studxes less senously than many students she struggles hard lh German and algebra She lxkes smgmg and dancmg and IS often seen domg either or both In the halls especially when she IS happy Ellen wants to be a nurse and her patients won t mmd being ull Gzrl Reserves 4 COMUS LUSCH CHARLES NORMAN CHARLES lndustrnal Electrlclty The smrlh a mlgllly man I3 he Knows all the currenl news A student who has great mental capaclty but never works nt to the full He wants to be an electrxclan and likes to weld He IS good company and once a frlend 15 always a frxend He rather hkes to be accompamed by a pretty glrl MACMULLEN LFCN CARLYLE SALTY Engmeermg or Science Aequam memenlo rebus m arduzs servarc menlem Salty IS a great frxend Although a fluent user of large words he always makes hlmself understood Salty has taken a llkmg to ships and has mastered the lore of the sea When we wash to know anything about the Navy we all go to hxm He does not know lf and where he wlll go to col lege We belleve he wxll have somethmg to do with shlps Leon IS a prosperous and energetxc student too capable of thmklng for hxmself Thus ns what makes us feel that he will land on hxs own feet If you ever need help see Salty Science Club 3 4 MALLY Page Nmrly seven ,...-..As.-e,-, We . .. . . , . , l ' Q , . , . , . , , , . .. , . , . . . MASONHEI MER DOROTHY M Dol- College Entrance lh Arts A vlvaclous energetlc lass' Dot Wlth her alert sense of humor can always find a laugh ln something even ln herself We ve seen her on the hockey field on the basketball court and ln the swlm mlng meets full of llfe and determination to get some where As to plans for her future who knows3 At any rate Dot we wlsh you the best of success and happiness Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Swlm mmg 2 3 French Club 4 MCCARREL JOHN WILLIAM JACK General You now have hGbllS dances scene nd rhymes Hlgh language often nd iensfl ack IS another str? very one IS sorry that he wasn t here before e ca m ohn Harrls Hlgh ln Harrlsburg our frlehdly enemy Fond of dramatlcs he made qulte a hlt'as J m McBride ln the senior class play He remembered s llnes but drove every one frantlc forgetting his dues Jack calls all the women Beautiful and some klnd soul dubbed hlm Rabbuck With Scotch Irlsh blood he IS nevertheless hot headed but surprlslngly wltty Hls rendltlons of Fu Manchu and Con fUClUS are extraordinary Football 4 Dramatlcs 4 Senlor Play 4 lnterclass Play CGM S MARKS LOUISE LAlNE College Entrance I thlnk there lsfatallly ln lt I seldom go to the place l set out for One of these stately blondes with large blue eyes LOUISC IS another of these VIVHCIOUS ones She comes from famous famlly ln Allentown muslcal world Besides this she IS one of the best liked glrls ln the school and an enthuslastlc member of the Girl Reserves But don t ever look for her lh any one place because Lalne llkes to travel She ll be trlpplng all over the earth so don t be surprlsed lf you hear from her at any old time from anywhere French Club 4 Clrl Reserves MATATICS MARGARET MARY PEGGY Commerclal What she laughs about nobody flows ning smlle5 It IS Peggy ln person She IS always looking forward to havlng good tlmes and IS a swell sport She enloys playlng the plano and llkes to slng and dance l her serlous moments she says that she lntends to become a stenographer Here s luck to you Peggy Chorus 2 Page N lnety eight I ll If , . ,, . a . . . , . . 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' ' A ' . e COM IS MENTZELL RAYMOND JOHN Commercial S1111 waler runs deep Ray IS full of Interesting and Chteftalhlhg talk and of fun He can usually be depended upon to do hls share of work and you can bet lt wlll be well done Not very romantically xnclmed Ray nevertheless doesn t mlss a chance of speakmg to a pretty gurl He 13 a member of the Beth Allen Orioles and takes part ln the sports of the club He also swxms well Lots of luck to you Ray m your Vehtllre MERKLE MURIEI.. ,IUSTI NE General Suppress me lf you can' I am a merry j st Merky has an excellent sense of humor liberally dls played ln and out of school She gets a great luck out of jokmg with her teachers and they seem to enjoy lt This brown haired lass IS an excellent cook Good thlngs to eat are Nlerky s downfall She IS always threatenmg to count her calories but never gets around to actual dletlng Murlel mtends to study surglcal nursing at the Umverslty of Pennsylvama Her frlendlmess and sympathy wlll carry her far Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Spanzsh Club 3 4 Home Economzcs Club 4 MELBER GERALDINE E jenny Commercial Who wouldn I walk a mzle or her swcel smzle A good descrxptlon for erry would be never ready on tlme and always slow Jerry llkes sports and attends most of the games she also lxkes swlmmlng Every one who knows erry will tell you she IS easy to get along wlth full of fun and laughter She does not llke to slt at home she xs forever on the go erry lllces to rlcle around ln a baker truck ln the wee small hours of the mornmg all we can say IS we hope she has a good time RAY MERSON CLARENCE M CLAR Fine Arts Speech xs an expression o lhe mind ar! of lhe soul Pull away a mob of last mlnute home work seekers and you w ll find Clar the center of interest that IS but one of hls virtues for he lS always ready with a laugh a new ldea or a pun Clar has the knack of expressing hxmself wlth great clanty and force and astounds us wxth twelve cylinder words Catch hlm ln a sernous mood and he wlll expound his philosophic ldeas untll you are peacefully snormg Clar ns also an accompllshed artlst Plulalclzc Soczely I 2 3 4 Vzce Preszdcnl 4 Scrcnce Club l 2 4 French Club 4 'Camefa Club 4 Vzce Prcsz dent 4 IVIERKY , Page One Hundred .. .I I . .. . . f . 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I I I I f I I I I v - - - 0 C0 US MEST MARGUERITE M PEGGY General Trl es ma e per eclzon bu! per eclzon IS no trifle Peggy has Sffllled her way 1nto the hearts of her class mates and hopes to smile her way mto the hearts of her patxents Peg plans to enter Franklm Hospital ln fall She appears unassummg lf you do not know her but she ns a good sport a booster of all school soclals and sports and present at all basketball and football games That laugh of hers IS sure to w1n her many frlends help her ln her asplratlons The best of luck MEST ROBERT F Boa Commerclal For he s ajolly good ellow Bob says Take lxfe easy don t let lt throw you Bob IS a chummy chubby easy gomg sort of fellow who was born with a saxophone ln hls mouth l-lls hobby chxselxng on other fellow s gurls When a Student feels down ln the dumps he just goes to Bob for this Jolly chap can make one laugh and shake He IS a wlz at playmg the sax and can he go to town3 By the way lf you ever went to see hrm he can be found any time at the Campus Grllle chewlng on a hamburger Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Choir 2 METZGER CLAIRE Msrz Commercial You can call upon me and I wzll not rccrte You shall give me a goose egg bu! that s all rzglll Metz needs llttle mtroductlon You couldn t help knowmg hum Smiling at the world Metz travels has doubtful path His cheerful countenance reflects his care free happy exlstence He does not claxm to be excessnvely brxllnant only lntellngent Hls magnetxsm reduces the fems to a state of object admlratlon Metz has the stuff that spells success We expect his name m Amerlca s Who Who MICHAEL THOMAS ALBERT Tom Commerclal Every znch a man Tom IS one of the best lxked young men ln hugh school Although a woman hater he finds enjoyment ln other better and finer things bookkeepmg and bowling His score IS always above l50 He IS one of the best book keepers ln hugh school but he IS too ambxtlous to keep on bemg a bookkeeper all his lxfe We know he s gomg to be a bug success Page One Hundrea One 5 14 U . . 4- k f . f . . . ,- , . - , - . - o - . , .. .. , , U . . f ., . , . 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I , . . . . . , . . . , .. .. , U . -v ,, . ., . . . - w CQMUS MILLER ALBERT ABEY General A gcnlleman and a good fellow a rare comlunallon Here s one of the few members of our class who has hls career mapped out for hlmself Albert has declded to be come a sclentlflc farmer Already he IS grouplng hrs llve stock for as a matter of fact he has thlrty of the most lh telllgent chlckens on thls slde of the Alleghenles He hopes to breed a chlcken that wlll lay an egg a day and keep the creditors away Albert lntends to go to Penn State next fall and after that well who knows maybe the presl dency of a qulet Ilttle farm on the Monongahela Nallorlal Honor Soczely 4 MILLER EDGAR D General A man s a man for all llral Edgar IS a sports lovlng fellow Wherever there IS a football or basketball game there he IS Hls record ln hls school work has been for the most part excellent Hls only trouble was remedled when he left Latln to the falr and lovely past He lS plannlng to major ln the botanlcal sclence and hopes to be a forester Chorus 2 3 MILKOVICS ARPAD MILKY General True gcnlus klmlles andfazr fame lnsplres Mllky IS one of those boys who IS very serlous concernlng scholastlc work and so he devotes a lot of tlme to study He has a cheerful dlsposltlon IS a very active basketball player one of last years state champions The saylng Stlll water runs deep descrlbes Mllky There s nothlng he wouldn t do to make a frlend happy Wherever he goes we wlsh hlm the greatest success Bas clball 2 3 4 MILLER CLARENCE EDWARD Bun Commerclal No women shall dlSlYOCl me Whenever you see a llvlng skeleton cravlng for a slgn thought smell or slght of food or the same skeleton always eatlng or nlbbllng you can rest assured that lt IS Bud Years from now you can plcture Bud as an old bachelor because belleve It or not the opposlte sex has no appeal for hlm We know he wlll make good as a C P A and we wlsh hlm all the luck there IS Chorus 2 Page One Hundred Two V.. ,,.. ?.,-?i,h,w,,v-,W V 711 u n v H . . . . . lv , . , . v . . , 1. . ,, . . , . - . k 1 , v - 1. -f , . . .- ' . a . v - , f , - , . ll n u . ,- n v v f , . f - f . . . ., , . UE n 1 ll , an , . , . 1 y f COMUS MILLER DGROTHY A DOTTIE Commercial That costs the least and does the mos! Trsjust a pleasant smzle Here IS one of our smallest members but that does not hmder any of her work Although a newcomer she lost no tlme lh making friends She spends her lelsure ln reading After but a few months of swlmmmg Instruction she takes a great Interest m that sport Her ambxtlon lS to be a secretary May good wmds of fortune blow her shlp to port Durlng her school career m the Northampton Hxgh School she has partxcnpated 1n the following actlvltles Commerczal Club 2 Secretary o the Sewzng Club 3 Kmllzng Club 3 CumExh1b1t1on 3 MILLER GLADYS I GLADY Flne Arts She s got the face o an angel But there s a zleuzl ln her eyes Glacly IS a flne sport and a good student You will remember her best as hlttmg the hlgh C s ln audltorlum or snttmg m a front row Seat cheermg A H S to vlstory If you happen to vxslt the Metropolltan ln years to come here s hopxng youll see C-lady there because she mtends P Metropolltan Here s luck to you Glacly' I I Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Chan' 3 4 Clee Club 3 4 German Club 4 MILLER MARION ELIZABETH Mmv Commercial A little mzschle now and then uxet lVImy IS always ready to be of servlce She loves readmg and outdoor actlvltles Mxny belleves in always havlng her lessons on tlme because she says It s the only door out of whlch she can escape from school She IS faithful to her frlends MILLER MARY EMMA Do1.1.Y Commerclal The oolzsh fears of what mzght happen l cast them all away H 5 This falr lass wlth twmkllng eye has an enviable per sonallty Her jolly dxsposxtxon and ever present wlse cracks make her the Ixfe of any party Her motto s T lt 9' Don t cross your brndges before you get to them She has a record to be proud of After that ofhce job has been completed her hunger for flreplaces and Scotty dogs will have to be appeased Good luck' Gxrl Reserves 4 Page One Hundred Three . . ' l ,D 1 1 1 f O l : V I . l w? to study music at N. Y. U., and then right on u to the ll . A . f .77 I . I il V1 CCDMUS MILLER MIRIAM ANN BUD Commerclal Studzes weaken the bram Bud s one request IS a second floor passage to the annex She IS well known around the school for her famous s1lent laugh lf you know what we mean and her magnetlc per sonalxty What IS thls business lettlng your old Alma Mater down3 Studnes are the least of Mlm s worrles but she always manages to pull through wlth flying colors By thxs tlme next year we look forward to seemg her ln busl ness college MILLER MIRIAM ELlZABETH TOOTIE Commerclal Smiling lips spar lmg eyes Brg rl heart but .small zn szze Tootles rare magnetic smlle enchants all Thls sprxghtly lxttle malcl IS always hurrymg to her next class she twists turns and wends her way past the legs of her fellow classmates Her favorxte hobby IS composing poetry but because of her modesty few have had the chance to enjoy xt Her other mterests are studies foot ball basketball and the lrlsh G1rlRe.serves 2 3 4 Natzonal Honor Soczety 4 Hom Room President 3 4 Girls Council 2 3 Student Cbu Home Room Preszdenl 2 Student Counczl 2 MINET EMIL TURP A lzttlc kzddmg now and then IS cherzshcd by the best o men Who IS that fellow that puts llfe m a class when every thing IS dreary and dry always Jokmg and making merry3 You guessed lt Emnl Mmet Hrs only fault IS that of rooting for the Philadelphia Athletncs the team which hadn t a chance of wmnmg the pennant Well here s W1Sl'lll'lg Emnl Mmet and his Phlladelphla Athletics all the luck xn the world They wxll need lt Anyway lf Emil keeps the personality out of school that he has m school lt wlll surely be a pleasure to know hlm MOORE CHARLES ALLEN SONNY General He who laughs last rs afool for waztmg that long Sonny can be dxstmgulshed from the rest of hls pals by the smlle whlch never leaves his face He has a host of frxends who would do anythmg for hmm Happy go lucky Sonny craves excitement and he IS usually the center of lt He lS Interested ln all sorts of sports and has an eye on the pole vaultmg record at school Hrs one great hobby IS col lectmg sxgns for his room Trac 2 3 4 Nat1onalHonorSoc1ely ', ' ,l ' . 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Page One Hundred Four COMUS MOOSE BEATRICE LEAUANNA BEAT Commercial Laugh and smrle And you ll be happy all lhe whrle Beat IS hard to beat She doesn t waste any of her time trymg to make a hut with a fellow If any one of her friends lS ln dlstress she lends a helping hand She always does her homework and knows what she lS talkmg about Not only mterested ln sports she also likes reading We feel sure that she will be granted her wlsh for a posntlon MOSER DOROTHY MARGARET Dor Commercial I she wzll she wzll you can depend on xl If she won I she won I that s the end o rl Although Dorothy may appear mdxfferent she really IS a dear friend She IS busy mdustrnous and a loyal sup porter of her Alma Mater She has a sparkling sense of humor You mlght be under the lmpresslon that she ns a very qulet lnttle mald But not so' Dorothy IS one of the Jolllest persons ln school She can play the plano quite well but when asked to do so she says she can not MOSCHINI LESTER P FINGERS Commerclal The wxll lo do lhe soul lo dare Les IS a jovlal fellow always looks on the brlght sxde He has a quick temper but deep down ln hxs heart and soul he doesnt mean a thmg He ns ambltlous and expects to go 1nto the sllk lndustry He IS actxve ln sup port of all school actlvltxes Les got his nickname because he has such long fingers .49 MOYER CHARLES Cmc lndustrlal And lhere came a sailor sloul and gay A sazlmg aul of Gloucesler way Aye' matey and a fine lad e be thls Chlc whose only thought ln llfe lS boats He asplres to become a rovmg sailor some day so here s wlshmg hlm luck Aslde from havmg salt ln hrs socks he also has a broad sense of humor always ready to partlclpate lh a prank or have one played on hum Regular guy he has more friends than a hound dog has Heas Gym Team 3 4 Page One Hundred Fwe nf I ,l I ' I 1 ..'vv , . . f - Girl Reserves, 2, 3. . : CCDMUS MUTH DOROTHY MAY D01- Commerclal Fzrsl ln fY0llC frsl ln un FlYSf ln the llearl of every cllum Thls glrl IS not as qulet as she looks for when It comes to playlng a trlck or telllng a Joke Dot lS rlght there Stu dlOUS she never refuses to lend a helplng hand Dot never comes to school wlthout havlng her lessons prepared Pretends she has no tlme for the 0pp0Slte sex but she slept on a plece of Weddlflg cake for three nlghts' Dot IS fond of movles especlally of the opera type ln whlch elther Tulllo Carmlnatl or Lawrence Tlbbett has the leadlng part We wlsh her luck MUSSELMAN DALE O Mussv General It s an 111 wmd that blows no good ln the crowd of hlgh school students there IS one who IS dllferent lt IS Dale a student and loyal supporter of hls Alma Mater He IS a yolly fellow who devotes hls athletlc ablllty to the track team that performed lh the Penn Relays and ln the quarter mlle event Dale s chlef ambl tlon IS to become a salesman and hls outlook IS promlsmg He IS neat ln appearance has a pleaslng personallty and IS Varsity Track 2 3 4 Class Foolball 3 Class Basketball 3 MYERS HARRY PIPPY lndustrlal-Cablnet Maklng Curly halred handsome and always the clown On young Plppy s face there s never a frown Whenever there s some one who wants fun to b had Start looklng for Plppy He sure 15 the lad Honest and uprlght on hlm yust depend If Plppy s the name he Wlll stlck to the end l NADIG THOMAS E ja Tolvl General He Il fm! a way Whenever you need the ald of a frlend just go to Tom for he wlll help you ln some way He IS an ardent lover of muslc a member of the Chorus A Capella Cholr and of the Bach Cholr of Bethlehem Although he has never taken part ln any sport he IS a loyal booster of A H S teams no matter what the odds are Tom IS also a mem ber of the Natlonal Honor Soclety He means to study at Temple for the Certlfled Publlc Accountant degree We wlsh hlm the greatest of good fortune Band 2 Chorus 3 4 A Capella Clwlr 3 4 Nallonal Honor Soclcly Page One Hundred Szx .. ., . .. . . . . , f , . . ,. . v - ' , . , . .. ,, , . . . , , . , . convlnclng ln hls speech. ' . . , : , : . - .. .. . ' lv , y . 1 , . e ' D v - .I . . 1 , . l l , .. ., , -. - .. , .. . v - ' . : , . : '. . : ' CO US NAEF BERNARD B BIRNEY College Entrance ln Arts In Medzas Res Blrney has a pleasmg personallty and has many admlrers He IS never down hearted has a ready smlle for every one and IS known for hxs promptness perhaps because he IS a star sprinter on the track team He IS fond of other sports bemg an ardent follower of our school teams and llkes to debate and hold frxendly arguments He plans to enter Muhlenberg next year to study law Hrs hobby IS scrap books Blrney IS also a class representatlve and a mem ber of the Natxonal Honor Socxety Trac 2 3 4 National Honor Socrely Class Counczl 4 NATHANSON DORIS SONIA Dom! General Few llungs are xmpossrble to nowledge and s rll Here s the greatest mathematlcal wizard of 36 Dons IS just the person to solve those tough trlg algebra and advanced arxthmetxc problems that nobody else can get Or to slng the latest popular song Get Doris to a pxano and you will hear all Its trxlls and thrills Dons loves to try somethmg new a new problem 1n algebra a new expern ment ln chemistry a new page m French a new music sheet so she wxll love bemg a laboratory techmclan We hope to see her name m headhnes as the dxscoverer of a new formula whlch wlll enllghten mankmd Chorus 2 French Club 4 NEFF CARL HARVEY SUGAR General L1 e a mrglzly pme he lowers over llwe res! Sugar an mterested fan of all sports IS a great cracker of jokes He ns mterested m bookkeeping and justly proud of the drawmgs he makes for special notebooks In the mornmg and after classes Sugar can be found near the girls lockers for he always has hrs eye open for some one he mlght have missed Not only that but when he goes to a play or other entertamment he has to flip a com to see whlch one goes wxth hum NESTER CARSON Cos Industrlal Cabinet Making A lrllle nonsense now and lllen ls relzsllezl by ll1e lies! o men Cob ns the nnckname of this small but well built gentle man You never see thus fellow with the women he s a woman hater Even though he knows somethmg he hesxtates to gwe the mformatlon to has fellow men He s a studlous fellow but IS seldom seen carrying any books home ln Cabinet Shop hes a hard worker when the teacher IS lookmg We wish you the best of luck Cob Page One Hundred Seven COMUS NEUBAUER GLENN C C.LrNN Retail Selling The outward conduct mdxcales the secrel o lhe hearl FIVC feet eleven and one half Inches of personality that s Glenn Neubauer But Glenn s more than that he s one of the hnest fellows ln hugh school ln spxte of the fact that he ns a good student he has txme to devote to Chrxs tam Endeavor work and has developed into a leader ln this held of work We hope he wxll operate the large department store he hopes to some day NONNEMACHER BE'l'l'E MAE Norms Commerclal In every deed o mrschre she has a heart lo resolve head to conlrzve and a hand to execule Bette IS our blonde hockey captain a spunky llttle per son on the hockey field on the basketball court and 1n the gym Nonne attended Reading Hugh ln her unlor year so she has a host of friends both here and xn Readmg Her scholastic record IS one of the best We wonder why Nonne took such a great Interest m the football team Bette expects to be somebody s prxvate secretary Home Room Presrdenl 2 Baskelball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Caplam 4 Girl Reserves 2 4 NEUBAUER ALBERT WILLIAM Fine Arts We arm above lhe mar lo hr! the mar Al s ambxtlon ns to become a famous artlst or a well known author of modern literature On a Saturday he can be found workxng on elaborate portralts at Mr Baum s art class One does not suspect all the possxbxlltxes m hum for he IS a quiet fellow who goes about hxs own busmess His favorite sports are basketball and swlmmlnv l-le IS endeavormg to Increase his vocabulary by working cross wor'l puzzles which he solves while munching a few ham burgers Here s luck to all French Clulv 4 General A man s reach should exceed hrs grasp Yes folks that s the bram trust just look at the way he scrlbbles out that Solid You bug financiers lf you ever need a good banker just call on Dean He s rlght there to take care of everything ust tell hum what you want done then xt lS practlcally finxshed He s not only a bram trust he s also very fme on the stage especlally when he has to stutter Don t worry he may look a lxttle bashful but he s not when you know hlm Youll hnd him the best sport and greatest fellow you have met Gym Club 2 3 4 junior Class Play Page One Hundred Erght r rtet, . lg , V r .. . ,E . kt., x . A . q , NONNEMAKER, DEAN --DEANH .. fly .f H na O DONNELL ANTHONY Tom' General Since all greal men arc dying I shall no! linger long Tony can get along wlthout much worry and w1th stxll COMUS O DONNhLL FRANCLS Ic.c.v Household Arts If swimming were music she d be a brass band lggy one of hugh school s mermalds will swlm her way to Olympic stardom She IS one of those peppy gurls who spreads cheer and plenty of lt It IS posslble to fmd the young lady anywhere anytime dolng anything that IS merry and glad Her hobbies are swlmmmg tennls and basketball Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Caplazn 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Home Econamrcs Club 4 Vice Prcsrdenl 4 less work He doesn t believe ln hard vsork he IS golng to be a polltlclan We think he should get a job m an cfhce because so many of hls school days were spent nn the ofhce E OHARA LORETTA M Lmrv beneral Be gay and you wlll never lac frzends Letty one of our most popular cheerleaders at any game OYLSCHLLR LLILANOR PAULINE Hom-z lame Arts A pal a true frlend a good sport all wrapped 1nto one IS Eleanor A bxg hearty smile and a ready frlendly retort IS m store for every one w1th whom she comes ln contact Among her frlends boys are not lacking but It s no use boys she s that way about a certaxn curlv head Her goal IS to be a designer and we hope fate will design for her a pattern of success and happmess QQ. cheers for the Canarles Her dry lrxsh wut and good nature have made her man friends Althou h mtensel y g y A Interested ln sports she maxntalns an excellent scholastlc q record Letty has an almost unbelievable love for mathe matics and candy and xs llberal w1th both Thls tall dark halred glrl mtends to be a buyer ln a department store after completmg her education at Drexel On to vlctory Letty' SludenlCounc11 2 4 Le Cercle Francazs 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 C1rlReserves 4 Page One Hundred Nme 'J I A - 7Yvr:J': ' i A -Lx .,- - 1 A , l P Ambilion halh no rest. 4 QV . 4 . 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A . l 'IV 5 . .':: 11 ' '. . : ' . . .' - I A W 5' COMUS V' ORMROD JEANNE MARGARET JEANNE General Do not put me tot or I am nothing 1 not crztzcal eanne xs lxked by all of us She s fond of sports espe clally ndlng and IS an all round good sport herself Ever smce she was a httle gxrl Jeanne has planned to be a doctor and she has lald her plans for the next few years accord mgly She s golng to Connecticut College and from there hopes to enter Smxth Here s wrshlng her lots of luck xn her professlon OSENBACH MELVI NA W Ozzl E General She IS not sharp she IS not at she sjust natural OZZIC IS always well supplied with candy and cakes Only she doesn t eat lt' Most of nt she gives away she s the schools walkmg confectionery Ozzxe plays a cornet ln the band and orchestra and likes drummers Tell thus gurl a joke and she ll tell you a funmer one Woe to hlm who trles to out wlt her Melvrna mtencls to further her musical educatlon We are confmdent that she wlll do well Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Bas etball 2 French Club 4 OTT ROBERT W Bon lndustnal Who carcs9 Bob IS naturally of a qulet dlsposltlon ln fact one of the OTT ROBERT FRANKLIN Boa General Bob IS a rzendly sort of chap There zs no one lzke hrm an this map Happy go lucky Bob takes llfe s bumps and knocks as they come and never complains He IS mterested ln sports both wmter and summer ln wmter xt s football and basketball 1n summer xt s fishing and swlmmlng On summer days you may find hxm on the bank of any stream hours on end catchxnz fish stones Popular and depend able we know Bob wlll be a success More power to you Bob as you go on unror Varszty Football Trac 2 few quiet fellows of our class but his assocnates call hum a real fnenrl His dlstmgulshezl personality has secured hum many frnends He has no set ambltlon but so good a student with so pleaslng a personality IS sure to make a success of whatever he undertakes Page One Hundred Ten ' It ,: ,. A w ,,,: ...4. it .nfl 1 n 'n vi .I ' ' Q k,- 1 - ' il COMUS PALANICA EDWARD F me Arts He who has an art has everywhere a part Wlth workmanshlp as beautxful as Arachne s web Eddie s artlstry IS outstandmg Hls success as an artxst and lh llfe xs assured because he has the great Amerlcan A s Abllnty Adaptablllty and Affablllty Llke varnish over pamt he adds luster to any sltuatxon He xs a friend of the first order always ready to serve Canary and Blue 3 4 PARKINSON RUTH C PERLEY General A frzendlmess and louelmess combzned To a blt of lofty personalxty add a heaped portlon of good looks whlch mxx well and add just a delightful chuckle Result a lovely concoctlon weve named Perley Luke her? We do Perley hasn t made definite plans as to which hospital she s goxng to tram 1n yes she lntends to be a nurse-but wherever she goes she IS sure to French Club 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 PARRY ARLENE. ANNA ARLIN Commerclal Who 13 the songster whose vozce you hear many a day throughout the year Arlm can be sernous the next moment she can be gay Everywhere and at any tlme you can hear Arlene for she IS usually smgmg She loves the movles so much that she rarely misses one on Saturday nlght At football and basketball games Arlene IS full of pep and always alert for the coming play PICHICS canoelng traveling as w ll as the actlvxtxes of the school mterest he Canary and Blue 2 Chorus 3 PEACOCK MARGARET JANE Cnc Commercxal Nice blue eyes and pleasant smrles A friendly smile and a pleasing dlsposltxon are the characteristics of Peggy We feel mdebted to Catasauqua for sending us Peggy who come here ln her unlor year for Clggy belleves ln havmg her work done on tlme Her favorite pastimes are muslc reading and movies We wish her luck Page One Hundred Eleven , ..ED,. .. .. , . .. . , . . ,. . . come through with colors flying. Y l. I D I ' fi- 91' i ' COMUS PETERS ALMA KEICHEL Klzvuouz Commerclal Those blg brown eyes And plcasanl smllcs Are just a w Of Keyhole s wlles Brown halr and blg brown eyes make what some people term a vamp Keyhole has all the wlles and charms She IS just wlld about danclng and many SWHIDS has she charmed by danclng on her own feet lnstead of thelrs Why does she walt for the Slxth Ward car every mornlng3 Every mornlng she has somethlng new to tell or show especlally when she recelves a glft or buys somethlng and the color accldentally happens to be green Nallonal Honor Soclely 4 PETERSON GERTRUDF M QERTIIL General Bellcr a blush on lllc acc lllan a spol on lllc llcarl Do not be decelved Gertle IS not as QUIEI as she appears She IS qulet and reserved when school IS ln sesslon but we know the pep she furnlshes when she IS ln a crowd Blush lng 1S her maln accompllshment She says her ambltlon IS to become a nurse All we can say IS that any 5lCk room would be brlghtenezl by her presence Bas clball 2 3 4 Pl TITO MARY ANN PESH COU1lIl6fClal So Wllal9 Nlary IS an 8CllVC cheerful glrl and llkes everythlng She lb always trylrlg to amuse some one Most of her lelsurc tlme IS spent ln readlng mystery SIOYICS and golng to the movles She llkes baseball football tennls and skllng Pesh loves to travel and IS very seldom home durlng VBCBYIOH tlme or on holldays She loves danclng too Pesh IS to be a secretary and we wlsh her plenty of uck PHILLIPS FLSIE LLI FN l1.LSll General I would Ydllldf be small anal slllnc lllan bl: large and casl a slladow Wlth her brown eyes and soft wavv halr Flsle IS sweet agreeable and frlendly Although Elsle IS qulet ln school she makes up for her quletness outslde She IS a studlous glrl eager to learn and profits by her efforts We are sure Flsle Wlll be successful ln anythlng she does Page One Hundred Twelve CCDMUS PHILLIPS WARREN W PHIL Englneerlng and Sclence I ouglll lo hare my own way rn euerylllmg and wha! s more 1 wzll loo Phll IS not very weII known by most members of the senlor class those who do know hlm are Iucky for he IS one of the best frlends one can have If he ever catches you wlth a glrI well we won t be responslble for what happens They say that It s the gypsy ln hlm POPEK JOHN POI-IL ELIZABETH IVIADELYN ELIZABETH General A sunny nature gllds the edges o llfe s dar cs! clouds Ellzabeth IS a glrl of sllence but behlnd that sllence wlsclom IS stored thanks to her studlous nature She IS a glrl who glVCS aII the help wlthln her power to all who ask for It She has succeeclecl ln her work so far We wlsh her the same progress ln the years to come Wayaka Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 POPE POTTFICFR ELIZABETH LOUISE Barry Retall Selllng A cheerful lhoughl Betty may look QUlCt but get to know her better She s Inclustrlal IVIachlne Shop He who zs szlent lhm s much Thls IS IVIrs Popek s Ilttle prlde and Joy and he s a sweII fellow to know If ever you nee:I a real frlend just call on Pope he s always handy HIS greatest ambltlon IS chew lng plg lron lnto some klnd of shape so he can caII hlmsclf a machlnlst I-Ie Ilkes to work overtlme It IS Sald that he knows all the glrls on the Iower SICIC of our falr metropolls I-Ie has been Slnglng on the A H S cholr for two years Who knows3 Some cIay you mlght rush to your racIlo just to hear Pope croon your favorlte melody generous and good naturerl a fine sport and Iots of fun ln a arty Her talent for lmltatlng people creates many a laugh among her frlends Betty enjoys golng to the movles Duck Powell IS her favorlte radlo and screen star Whatever she does we wlsh her loads of luck Page One Hundred Thrrleen .. . f . , k ' 1 P . - l ' D I . C S QUINN ANNAMARIE T ANNE General A blush rs more ejectzve than a smzle Anne a petlte little lrlshman and popular attends all the dances and soc1al functlons On aSunday morning we turn first to her column ln the Morning Call Anne knows everybody and everybody knows her In swlmmmg she took four pool records ln dramatxcs she appeared ln several plays ln Science Club she IS an lnterested mem ber Anne can blush at any time She IS golng to college matrcs 3 RABENHOLD MARIAN ADELE Too-rs Commercnal Thzs young lady though pretty and sweet has a sense of humor that can t be beat It cannot be denied that Marian lS a perfect master of that strictly femmme art of laughmg She IS always among the merrlest m the group and never angry If any thmg goes wrong lt rs always to Marlan we wlll go because she IS sure to make everythmg smooth agam Nlarlan s chlef deslre IS to be a prxvate secretary probably to study Journalxsm Swimming 2 3 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 Y W C A 4 Hockey 4 umor Class Play Allentown Mornlng Call 4 German Club 4 The Clubbe 4 Dra RABERT KENNETH H KENNY General He wlll leave large footprznts on the sand of tzme Kenny IS a well known and popular member of our class RAFFERTY HELEN MARIE Reps Commerclal The hearty laugh and generous soul Has helped her onward to the goal Have you ever seen Helen when she :sn t telling a Joke or lf you hear a rattle and a crash beware most hkely lt s Kenny wxth his Pontxac He pumps gas unto cars at a certam gas station so lf you want to look hum up start by gomg to the places where the gas and oll burners go As to the faxrer sex he prefers blondes ln behalf of his friends we wrsh hlm the best of luck and happmess trymg to make some one cheerful When her friends laugh at anything funny she always brings m that hugh pitched laugh of hers And have you ever heard her talk3 She always makes any group of friends comfortable wxth her humorous ways Page One Hundred Fourteen V..- .. ,. K l i . . , ' V J ' I - ' ' . . . , , ' I . , I ' ,U ' ,- A ' . Z . ., Q , gj ' 5 r . ' 5 ' I ' 'V ' l , C S RANDOLPH HELEN H Housrow Retall Sellmg Deep black eyes and sofl blac hazr ls rl any wonder people stop and stare? Who could resxst Houston s dark eyes and halr and her happy dlsposltxon Reading IS her hobby you often hear her recommendlng a good book What she wnll do after she graduates xsn t qunte decided Sometlmes she thmks she w1ll enter a branch of the government servnce We certamly wxll mnss her when she leaves us Czrl Reserves 2 Na1lrPle1da 2 'G' READ DORIS E DOTTY Commercnal Cheerful company shortens ll1e mules Dont tell me you don t know thus fun lovmg good natured brunette When you want a favor done wlllmgly just ask Dotty She has a pleasmg personality and dynamic capers Doris chlef hobbies are swlmmmg dancmg and playmg the plano She knows all the newest dance steps and takes great delxght 1n them Her marks are flne and she makes her classes just as mterestmg as posslble by going about her work ln a cheerful manner She excels xn shorthand and typmg and wxll be a happy stenographer some day RAHN LEONARD BOWER LENNY Engmeermg and Science Bolh large and small He rrds them all Here we have Leonard wonderful mathematnclan and bnllnant bluffer Wlth a large store of Jokes Len keeps hrs classmates nn an uproar and hls teachers ln a frenzy Announcements of commg tests have never been known to worry Lenny ln the least his marks are always above passmg He and Fritz can be seen arguing nn the halls most any day Hooks 1ntends to become an electrlcal engmeer Varslly Bas ellaall 2 3 RAKER FREDERICK S Fmrz General Wzlh graceful steps he slrnles the street And smiles al all lhe maidens sweel Frltz is a lnkable chap has many friends and usually greets you with a cheery hx ya He lnkes to dance enjoys watching football and basketball games and no matter who he IS with always seems to have a good time Ffltl wants to become an attorney and wull probably follow out the family tradition and attend Muhlenberg His hobby 13 stamp collectmg We wish you luck Frxtz nn whatever you attempt Stamp Club 2 4 Page One Hundred F r fteen l .. H y , ' k . , . an U' 41 A k ., I, I y .1t, so t , H: ,W f : 'V- Il-1 nf 1 i CO US REBERT ELIZABETH BET-rv Commerclal Belly IS one of twms How could lhere be lwo lr e her-3 Betty IS one stenographer who wlll brlgten some one s office She lS a laughmg Jokmg talkmg type of g1rl Because Betty looks so much lxke her slster Peggy many of her frxends scarcely know whether they are addressmg Betty or Peggy Betty llkes to dance and IS no wall flower when It comes to havmg a good tlme However Betty IS mmdful of other things She serlously trles to ht herself for her future llfe ln whatever she undertakes we know she will succeed We all Joan nn wnshlng her happl ness and prospernty Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 REBERT MARGARET PEGGY Commerclal Margarel rs one of the Reber! lwms When lhey go shoppmg their fun begzns Peggy wanls red Belly wants blue And that s lhe lrouble lhe lwzns go lhrough Margaret the other half of the Rebert twms s trymg her best to become somebody s best stenographer When she makes a mxstake on the typewrlter the people at the other end of the room know It too When you see her w1th a worrled look you know there IS to be a test Peggy IS always studying and always wearmg somebody s tue pm . . , 2-1 V ,. .. .. ,. 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J . . . : N . 1 l . 1 'jg' , , , . - H H A We all wlsh her the best of luck Czrl Reserves 2 3 RECKER EVELYN MAE EVY Fine Arts They say lhal women and muszc should nol be dated Remember the lxttle orphan ln the class play3 Well here she lSl Evy us talented nn muslc and IS an actlve member of the A Capella Cholr This young miss can also hold her own among the opposlte sex If you don t belleve lt try cuttmg lh Evy IS also one of the few true blondes whose entxcmg giggle makes her one of the best remembered ln our class A Capella Chozr 3 4 Dramalrc Club 2 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Clee Club 3 4 Czrls Reserves 4 REBER ROBERT C Boa Science and Engineering Silence al lhc proper season rs wzsdom and beller lhan any speech Many are of the opxnlon that Bob lS qulet but Stull waters run deep A good llstener and a conscxentlous thinker Bob doesn t waste much tlme on Idle conversation Fven though he IS reserved he ns active xn sports H managed the football team was on the basketball squad and for two years was captain of the tennls team H llkes tennis best May he be able to smash hls way through life s racquets Foolball Manager 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tennzs 2 3 4 Page One Hundred Sxxleen 11,3 COMUS REED WILLIAM F Buu. College Entrance un Arts Ad aslra per ardua sed humanum es! errare Bull us not the most popular student un A H S nor does he lack fruends he us not the most brulluant student un our class nor does he lack wusdom he us not an athlete nor us he suckly he us not a cramatust nor does he lack dramatuc abuluty All these comparusons lead to one sumple state ment he us an average student wuth no bells Oh yes he has ambutuons-euther to pursue a scuentuflc sul ject or to become a raduo announcer We thunk he wull reach hus goa .xx 'VV5' REFBORD WARREN GRANT WARREN College Entrance un Arts Great pro ls great ns s Asude from beung a student who usually gets what he goes after thus tall not hard to look at young man hauls un the 95s just luke that Caputaluzung on the slogan Effort always has uts reward he earned humself mem bershup un both the French Club and us presudent of the Natuonal Honor Socuety He entered hugh school wuth the untentuon of becomung a lawyer but hus remark I don t luke gurls never dud and never wull showed hum so poor at tellung hes that hus fruends persuaded hum to go unto unter natuonal duplomacv X J 'R FSNYDER JOHN C. smut Scuence and Enguneerung He worrues no! neulher does he care Every one knows Stunk to be one of the most happy go lucky mu chuevous fellows to graduate from Allentown Hugh He can frequently be found wuth hus cronues paunt ung the town red Although he does not concentrate on hus school work John manages to get through by the skun of hus teeth From thus descruptuon one mught thunk that Stunk does nothung except fool but we are sure he must have hus serlous moments He expects to study enguneer ung REI Nl-IARD CLARENCE FLEA Industrual Electruc Shop An ounce o sulence us worllu a pound o gold Clarence us a small Jolly fellow That us natural Hus smallness does not unterfere wuth hus hugh marks He us one of the brughtest pupuls un hus electrucal class and loves mathematucs Always smulung he can nevertheless pack a grudge when he wants to Hus tasks he lukes best when they are hard He may be small but he us a bug fruend Page One Hundred Seventeen CCDMUS EVCI' REILLY CONSTANCE F Coums Commercll She who laughs last rs afool for wartmg Connle IS the sort of a glrl to have around when thlngs aren t golng right to make you look on the sunny slde She has taken a great Interest ln swlmmmg not only ln the glrls team but for an obvlous reason m the boys team Durmg her three years at school she has mlssed very few basketball or football games Connle IS an accomplished dancer and some day hopes to open a studlo of her own Wlth this ambltlon ln mlnd she should succeed In doing It Chorus 3 4 Swrmmmg 2 3 4 she wlll succeed Swzmmxng 2 3 4 Home Economrcs Club 4 Spamsll Clu 34 s REINHARD MILTON BOWEN Mlm- General A lzllle werglrl is an asset lo any man We are sure Mxlt s kindly dlsposxtlon will carry hum far He can be seen at any football or basketball game cheering his head off for has team and possibly for a day s excuse from classes lf the right team should wnn Mxlt IS qulte a muslclan too an active member ln the hugh school band and orchestra Hrs ambition IS to carry on as a muslcnan and some day have a dance band of hls own Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 4 Page One Hundred Ezghleen REICHELDERFER MAE FREY MAE Hear! on her lips and soul wztlnn her eyes So I as llmc clrme and sunny as the s res Have you ever seen a pert lxttle lass rldmg a blue blcycle round about sun down5 That s lVlae and wherever she IS that s where her blke IS lt IS nevertheless evldent that her wlnnmg ways and sunny smile have brought her hosts of friends and we all hope she wlll succeed ID whatever she undertakes ln the stenographlc Held ln nursmg or what REINHARD MARGARET MARY Muccs l love a girl wlwse lal IS jolly Not silent 11 c a painted dolly 6 I f I I M-. .1 just a jolly, good natured old pal Muggs Although - she takes her studles serlously and usually knows her X lessons, she always has time to tell her friends about Y cadets. When you have the blues just go to Muggs desk that's all the medicme you need Muggs future has not yet been planned, but army llfe or business Held we know 1 b' ' I v 1 n CO US REINSMITH LUCILLE JEAN Howsv Commerclal Beauty and mtellzgence are talents to be envzed Here s to Lucllle a frxend and all round good sport She can always be depended upon to play a fast steady game of basketball and hockey lf you ever get Honsy on the dance floor well watch your step because that gurl can dance ln studnes too Honsy IS outstandnng Account mg ns her pet subject her pet pastlme ns thmkmg up puns Lucille IS getting her ofhce tramlng ln school as secretary to Mr Edward Zlmmerman so she has a runmng start to be a success ln the busmess world Lots of luck Natzonal Honor Socxety 4 Gzrl Reserves 2 3 4 Bas et ball 2 3 Hoc ey 3 4 Class Bas etball 3 4 Booster Club 2 REINSMITH VERNICE C Commerclal A true rzcnd is one who rs always wzllzng to help others Wrth sparklmg eyes and smllmg face Vermce vamps the men m ways both amusing and Incredible The saymg Beautiful but dumb does not apply to her She knows her stuff She lxkes to dance and gets a big kick out of dis cussmg partxes Czrl Reserves 4 Dramalzcs 3 ibn REYNOLDS ARLINGTON W Pfmcuo Fine Arts Quren no conoce a Pancho no conoce un amzgo querulo Here IS one of our stern looking boys Those of us who really know hum fmd a kmd gemal splrxt whlch behes this stern exterxor One mlght take hum for a natlve Spaniard to hear hum glve a lme of his pet language lt has been rumored that h1s favorxte foods are soup and garlxc' The vxolm and vlola have thelr charm for Pancho but he m tends to be a commercial artist and gospel teacher We all wlsh hlm much success Spanish Club 4 Orchestra 3 4 VERNIE Industrial Electrlc Shop If laughter were a vzrtue Buzz would be in heaven BUZZ has the Justlfied reputatmon of bemg a l1l-:able easy going fellow Although he appears to be nonchalant and worry free he really IS mterested ln hmshmg his course m electrlclty wnth honors and hopes later to contmue thus Study We wish hmm all the luck posslble and know that he wlll be an electrlclan of good repute Page One Hundred Nmeteen . . , i . 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I - - ' V . . l t ,,...J CCDMUS REX ANNA RUTH Tom' General Sweets to the sweet The brown halred brown eyed glrl who walks through the halls wlth a plece of candy 1n her hand IS Tony Talk mg IS her maln occupation and she manages to study a blt on the snde She IS a friend to every one and has a smile for all she meets She hopes to become a nurse Here s hopmg Anna' REX CAROLINE ALICE Ra 3 General Some thought much whzm and all contradzctwn Rexy ns one of those gurls who believes there IS a tlme and a place for everything Although she IS studlous and ranks among the honor students she IS also fond of sports Carolme IS a real pal and although she has not decided what her future occupatxon will be we are sure she wall succeed for she has a pleasmg dlsposltnon and IS an ambx txous and dlhgent worker Chorus 3 4 Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 Nat1onalHonor RIDNACK ANNIE PATRICIA Boo-rs General Ol daughter o the gods divinely tall And most dlvmely fan' Whenever you see the sllm fanr Hgure ofAnn1e approach REX CLARA CHRISTINE FRECKLES Commerclal Never sigh when you can smg But smzlc lr e her at everything Dld you see Freckles comlng down the hall ln a hurry Freckles wlth her red halr sunny smlle and greetmgs Clara IS pleasant and mterestmg to all who know her She ns ambntxous and co operatlve wllhng to help any frlend ln trouble She enjoys cookmg and serving meals and rs handy wlth the needle But home hfe wrll not be her pro fesslon she says Home Economics Club 4 mg you see a cheery smile and those who are sad forget their sadness and smxle wxth her It s a task for her to study yet she gets at lt w1th the hope of accomplishment Anme expects to become a nurse and wxll go to the Nor weglan hospltal lh Brooklyn A H S wlshes you success Ctrl Reserves 2 3 I-T-MT-T ' ' I I -- I Society, 4'g Nath Pleda, 2, 3, 4., ' I I . wk - ' '31 .fl ', , I' F , Q ' ' H ' .f . n, ' ' - Page One Hundred Twenty RITTER MILDRED MAE Comm erclal CGMUS RINN ROBERT CHARLES Boa General The oulward conduct mclzcalcs lhe secrets of Ihe hear! Good thmgs do come ln small packages Bob rs sixteen years old and has a pleasant personalnty He IS a modest sort of a fellow yet soclable ln every sense of the word Bob plays m the band we have often wondered how such a small fellow can toot a cornet so well We know he will be a success Good luck Bob Band 2 3 4 MICKEY Slow lo anger ready lo please Whal grealer gr ls are lhere lhan lhesef' Nllckey has a great weakness for candy always after lunch she has a bag of chocolates She has a wide circle of friends which lncludes blonde young men Whether Cupld claxms her or whether she becomes a stenographer she wrll succeed She studres hard but that s all the good xt does for there s not a serrous thought rn her head RITTER VlRGlNlA MARIE :NNY General 'ES' RITTER PAULINE C POLLY General Hzde no! your lalcnls they for use were made Whal s a sun dial In lhe shade9 While walkmg around the halls have you ever gazed on a certaln young glrl who has her mouth going all the t1me3 That IS Polly either talkmg or chewing gum She has a mlld temper and IS especially clever ln working algebra problems Although small she plays basketball quite excellently She plans to go rn tramnng We all know she will be a good nurse For lhc love o laughter hmder not lhe humor o her dcszgn Ever hear a burst of merry laughter or see a member of the falrer sex fanrly bubblmg over wrth good cheer3 Well both of these are characteristic of Jmny Our frrend IS a lover of books and there IS seldom a tlme that you wxll see her wxthout one lmny comes through with colors flying and hugh marks We wnsh her all the luck ln the world Page One Hundred Twenty one l 1 .. .. , .. . . .. , . .. .. .. , . .. 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COM S Dramatxcs 4 ROCKMAKER ROBERT G Rocxv College Entrance m Arts Llfe begms at the supper table Robert Rockmaker the Jovlal young student parks before Room HO' Roberts greatest dellght IS whlte shoes lh mld wlnter ln biology class he was dlsplayed as a fine specimen of physlcal culture Robert s good nature accepts all these remarks wlth ease After a trlp to Call forma Robert sald that he prefers the western cllmate to law-or was xt g1rls3 Gym class puts on a show when Robert trles an alr tumble After the show Robert advlses that the senlor class purchase a few new mats preferably Beautyrest Dramatu: Club 2 ROEDELL ELEANOR MARTHA General Who would be A mermaulfazr Singing alone Combmg her lrarr-3 El IS a frlend to all She IS one of Allentown Hlgh School s well known swlmmers A lover of all sports she never mxsses a football game or a swlmmmg meet El doesn t plan to marry before she has achieved her career She lntends to attend Temple Unnverslty where she will study to be a nurse Luck be wxth you Swzmmmg 2 3 4 l ' , . Basketball Manager,-25 Canary and Blue, 45 Class Play, 4. l HEI-n Page One Hundred Twenty two RITTER CASPER CLYDE THE COLONEL Englneenng and Sclence The next best llung to bezng w1tty onesel zs to be able to quote another s wrt Rutter has gained fame though not fortune by demon stratmg his engmeerlng skull both publlcly and privately Hrs abllxty to formulate rules for the solving of algebralc equatlons has astomshed even Mr Welnshelmer who wlll recelve the first copy of Rltter s book contammg the mathematical data as secured by the author The accur acy wlth whlch he performs all h1s work ns truly sclentxfic The Colonel takes a serlous mterest ln sports Lehlgh wlll advance a brt when Mr Ritter goes there RODERICK EDITH C RODDY Always ln trouble Humorous and full of fun IS Roddy Her favorlte sport IS swlmmmg although she funds pleasure ln eatlng chewmg gum and slnglng too Studymg lS by no means her hobby yet she gets along Her smrle and frxendly manner have acquxred many frlends for her and we all feel she s sure to be successful as a nurse Spanish Club 3 4 Chorus 3 Swzmmzng Team 4 CO US ROEHLER CERDA F CERT Retaxl Selling Rarely her lrps express a szglr But lllere s always a Iwm le zn her eye One seldom finds this glrl wlthout a smlle for her there s a laugh m everything Cupid s dart IS forever hlttmg her and she loves to tell you about ll Oh we went last evenmg l was wlth and we saw Cerda IS a good sport Although her studxes don t bother her she IS by no means a laggard She enjoys swimming and spends her summer at the pool Loads of luck Gerda Czrl Reserves 2 ROEMIG MARLYN A SNAILS General Don I le! the name fool you Little Snalls IS about slx feet three mches and about one hundred seventy five pounds He has a pleasing per sonallty He doesn t shme m hns school work but does well enough to get through He IS sllghtly lncllned to be mlschlevous as many teachers will tell you ln his sophomore year Snalls was a football manager along wlth many other notable managers Pete Klotz Pats Hoffman and Rocky Rockmaker Foolball Manager 2 3 ROHRBACH GLENN RODNEY Ronny Commercxal ROMA IRMA BARBARA RM Commerclal Bu! l l love lo spend my lime rn smgmg A daughter of Sunny ltaly lrm reflects that sunshine lh As he passes down lhe slreel He smfles al all llrc mazrlens sweel Glenn IS a serlous mlncled chap who knows just how to dlVlde his spare time between his studles and glrls H takes great pleasure m sw1mm1ng and basketball and excels ln both these sports Some day he expects to become a Certlhed Pubhc Accountant Plenty of luck Roddy her smxle Small and flashlng always ready for fun thls snappy lady has many friends Song IS a bug part of her lnfe and It tempers her desire to be some one s stenog And have you seen her folk dancing? Here lS a lady with rhythm! If you want ideas, call on lrm: if you need cheer- ing, look for lrm. lf you'd like to please her, hand her a stick of gum or a ham sandwich. Page One Hundred Twenly-llzree P COMUS ROMIG JOHN R JOHN Englneerlng and SCICDCC Llfe IS sweet We would llke to lntroduce to you ,I R the Man of Destlny Destlny s Tot He s a swell fellow once you get to know hlm The boy s tall falr and seventeen llkCS danclng plano and soclety He IS a loyal supporter of the swlmmlng team and attends the basketball and football games He malntalns good marks ln hls studles but does not overwork Destlnys Tot plans to attend Stanton Frfp and West Polnt Hats off to Plebe Romlg a regular el ow Swimming 2 French Club 4 Senlor Class Play 4 ROTH IRVI NG RV Retall Selllng D ya wanna buy a duc Thls brown halred green eye'l boy though not an honor student lS stlll IH the upper thlrd of hls class and does much to make dull classes lnterestlng He IS destlned to be heard of ln the fleld of selllng A qulet modest unas sumlng type especlally ln classes he forgot early ln the year what lt s llke to Slt ln hls own seat ln Commerclal Law Never wlthout hls wad of gum he placldly chews hls cud We 10111 the crowd ln wlshlng hlm success ROTH ELIZABETH M Commerclal There she slls deep ln Ihought Well here IS that dashlng vlvaclous mlss but not as qulet as she looks Betty IS always ln the center of a lot of fun and llkes to pull trlcks on other people but can take a Joke herself She IS very fond of basketball danclng and swlmmlng and pulls a mlghty stroke through that school pool She has always done well ln her lessons When you want a letter taken qulckly and accurately call on Betty Her frlendly nature and good personallty make her popular She wlll be an lnvaluable help to any employer We wlsh you all the luck ln the world Betty ROTH ELEANOR ROSE Rosv General The more we argued the quesllon The more we dldn t agree Rosy IS noted for her loquaclty Glven a lead she wlll rattle on for hours But her talents are not so one Slded She IS a glfted wrlter can draw play the plano and the gultar and rlde a horse Rosy has made qulte a study of VBTIOUS queer specles lncludlng troplcal blrds cats dogs goldflsh and men She IS qulte fond of sudden changes and loves to shock her frlends by popplng on them the latest ln halr styles French Club 4 The Clubbe 3 4 Canary and Blue 3 4 CoMUs 3 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Chorus 3 Dramallcs 4 B ETTY Page One Hundred Twcnly four V-tg it li . . 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V ,J C S ROTH KATHRYN LOVIN IA Cfxssv General Worry' don l let ul run away Live a Izfe and live xt gay Cassy ns a brxght cheery lassle even at her locker m the morning This jolly girl has light brown haxr sparkling gray blue eyes and an ever present red glow on her cheeks She IS a man hater Cassy IS one of the members of our White Parade ROTHMAN SARA SAR: Commercial Success rs the reward of contznued e ort Have you ever seen Sara blue or despa1nng5 If you have lt IS only because somethmg she has attempted has not turned out as she wlshed Sarl alms for perfectnon that ns why we see her name at the top of the Inst Behind those smxlmg but serious eyes IS a determlnatlon to wln' We hope that her llfe wnll be filled wlth the beauty cul tures and success she seeks ROWAN RUTH SHIRLEY BLONDIE General RUCH FREDERICK HAROLD BURBANK General Education begms the gentleman but readxng good company and rc eclzon must jfmsh fum lf you hear some one tr m to sm ln a dee low voice Humor lS gravity concealed bclundjest This tall blue eyed blond haxred gurl has no worry except what the next class wlll brmg forth Blondle strolls lelsurely through the halls but she IS actually full of pep Her hobby IS basketball which can draw her away from the best mystery story wrxtten She has a smlle for all except the opposite sex Her ambxtlon ns to be a nurse The best of luck to her Natrona! Honor Soczety 4 Class Basketball 2 3 y g g P It s Ruchy He seldom takes his books home but lt IS a rare day when he IS called to take an exam The opposite sex 18 as yet zero ln hxs young llfe We wonder lf he IS waltmg for the perfect glfla Burbank was once before rejected through no fault of hls own when he trled to enllst m the navy but he mslsts that he will try agam We hope he has better luck next time Our wxshes are wlth hum for a most happy and successful future Don t glve up the ship and sailor begood' Page One Hundred Twenty five I I , .. . . U- 1 . J . . - 1 . - I I i .. ,, 1 ' . , . . , , , . I CCDMUS RUDIAK CATHERINE CASSIE Commerclal Where Jul you get your eyes so blueif CBSSIC an ever smlllng senlor has a pleaslng personallty and IS easy to get along wlth Attractlve blue eyes long lashes and rosy cheeks' ln the cafeterla CHSSIC IS always munchlng on candy or other favorlte sweets In her spare tlme she helps her frlends She enjoys football games She lntends to pound our rhythmlc drllls on a typewrlter when she leaves her dear old A H S Glrl Reserves 2 RU!-IF VERA JUNE. Rul-llw General Tal alive wlll! frlcnds ulcl wllll strangers Whenever you see a glrl walklng through the halls or g0lng home wlth her arm full of books you know lt s Ruhfy She IS rather a qulet but studlous glrl She flnds sheer joy lh lendlng a helplng hand and her ever present smlle IS a symbol of her genlal personality Her frlendshlp lasts not only for a day but for always ln the fall she lntends to enter Cedar Crest and wlll probably be one of our future teachers ln A H S V RUDAKEWIZ JULIA j CURLY Commerclal L1 c IS no! complele LUIfh0Ul ulza If you pass some one ln the corrldors slnglng Treasure Island you ll know lt s Curly Thls 18 her favorlte song If Curly lsn t Slnglhg she 18 comblng her halr or eatlng sweets Although blcycle rldlng IS one of her favorlte sports she wants to be a prlvate secretary for some hand some Romeo We know she Wlll succeed elther ln the buslness world or lh some ones kltchen We wlsh her brllllant opportunltles and good fortune RUHE. PATRICIA JANE PAT General ll IS a frlendly llearl lllal llas plenly o rlends A glrl who IS TCSPODSIVC to all your moods whether gay or serlous IS not easy to flnd She IS usually ready for fun unless she IS plannlng a trlp to Huff s Church to look at her tomato plants at the farm Serlously though Pat does know her botany and llkes It We truly hope that her future wlll be rosy and that all her secret plans Wlll be ful filled Science Club 2 3 4 Secrelary 4 Girl Reserves 2 Le Cercle Francazs 4 Page One Hundred Twenty slx 1 , . . v - , l ' 9 - . 9 I ' l VY 0 l . . , 1 l - .. .. 4 ' V l P Q 4 1 vu' , . . . . 4 , . . RUPP GEORGE S RUPPEY Arts Would thai hxs lalenls were revealed The older of the two Rupp brothers of the senlor class of 36 l-le IS falr ln hls studies and enjoys school His hobby IS huntxng and trapplng He also IS able to relate a few fish stones He drlves a Model A Hupp When the throttle goes m the floor goes up The fellows all know the capacity of seat Whnch can easlly be judged gomg down Linden Street SAUL FRANKLIN H FRANK General A man s characler can be fully judged by hrs companzons A cheerful hello an lnfectxous laugh or a nasty pun Frank as a sophomore was a bashful boy wlthout that go get em mstmct Frank as a jumor was a new person Gradually found there was somethmg more than just the ordmary ln his hfe Now he IS a dxgnnfned and efficxent semor wlllnng to take the unpleasant wxth the enjoyable Dependabllxty a kmd heart and thoughtfulness have won hlm dxstmctlon Frank loves the Navy best Swimming 2 Foolball 3 COMUS RUPP PAULI NE Pol.1.Y General Nature made her as she should Not loo bad nal loo good A H S IS proud of thxs hne gurl She s interested ln sports and IS one of Dave Hackett s free style swlmmers She rates lots of dates along with belng one of the brightest girls ln school Polly knows the proper thing to do and say at the right moment and IS popular wlth any crowd A little brown car called Tanka ns her present passlon She ns sure to be as successful at college as she has been at A H S French Club 4 Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 RUPP RUSSELL W CHICK Words are ll e leaves and where they must abound Much frurl o sense benealh zs rarely found If ever a hod carrxer mlssed hls calling the unfortunate man was Russell Wllllam Rupp l-le thlnks lt an lnjustlce that teachers expect hum to study Chuck reasons that the teachers are to teach hum hence nf he attends class that IS about all that IS expected of hum Though he comes four teen mules every mornmg he manages to be on time Rus sell second and classxfled one of the famous Rupp brothers 18 well meanmg IDOECIISIVC and w1ll do hls duty lf you gnve hum tlme enough and plenty of sleep We must refram from sayxng more for h1s fnends mnght see this book Page One Hundred Tweniy seven j rl H . 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COMUS SCHAFFER JACK JACK General A lltlle mzschlef now and then IS ound ln the wrscsl man Wlth a blg grln and a Hl ya ack greets all hls frlends Always gay and always happy there IS never a dull moment when he IS around ack ls the real dyed ln the wool ladles man but strange as lt may seem he very seldom attends the soclal BEHIYS He I5 a good pupll ncllned toward journallsm and lntends to take a course ln that art though he hasn t declded whlch college he Wlll go to S ack we send you out mto the world sure that you wlll make a mark for yourself Sludcnl Bas elball Manager 2 3 4 SCHARADIN PAUL CHARI FS Bun Csommerclal A frlerld IH need IS a frlcnd lndccd Bud lS one of the best known boys ln the school He IS an ardent follower of sports at Allentown Hlgh School and has played lh varlous teams ln town Although he IS small ln stature he makes up ln lnltlatlve and frlendllness Bud ls plannlng to become a buslnc s man He docs not let any of hls good features go to hls head ln fact he IS an ldeal flrend SCHAFFER HOWARD E Smw Englneerlng and Sclcnce All happy years' Once more who would no! be a boy-3 All that needs to be sald about Shay IS that he IS the answer to a malden s prayer Throughout hls three years at Allentown Hlgh he has stood very hlgh scholastlcally starrlng ln math and SCICDCCS He IS also one of the song blrds ln the A Capella Cholr Shay IS strlvlng for an appolntment to Annapolls and we wlsh hlm all the luclc ln the world Bas elball 2 A Capella Chou' 3 4 Englncerlng and Sclence Loo beneath lhe surface Le! nol ,IIS worlh escape you Kermlt has shown by hls heavy schedule and hlgh ratlngs that he IS destlncd to do blg thlngs when he enters college and pursues the Englneerlng and SCICDCB Course there We know that l:encath that lnfectlous grln of hls IS a lot of grlt and determlnatlon He never seems to be ln a hurry as he strolls 'elsurely throllgh the halls Up and at em Kermlt and the greatest success to you' Page One Hundred Twenty elghl le , : ', . . . , ' - J Q, l -' - - J . , ' k ,,,l SCHANTZ, KERMIT H. 1-KERMITH .. It I ' H G ' ' A l..V . 1 . . .vw COMUS SCI-LRIFREEN HAROLD S Sqmnv College Entrance ln Arts In rzendslup he was early laugh! lo believe A good bug man The magnitude Harold Schxfreen' His uncanny wlt along wxth his scholarshxp record stamps hmm mdelxbly Hls effectrveness m fiery oratory and hrs ablllty to make frlends wxll send hlm far nn the field of law Bas elball 2 Dramallcs 3 4 Chorus 2 SCHLICHER ARTHUR W Anne General Lzllle bodzes have grcal souls lf you happen to see a happy go lucky young fellow pace with swmgmg stride down the corridor wearing an alr of nonchalance and practically always a sweater you ll know rt IS little Artle We fear that he IS strxvmg harder for proficxency on the gultar than for prohcnency ln his studxes Good natured wxth many frlends and few enemnes he xs what we would call a good mxxer Dramallcs 3 SCHEETZ GEORGE WILLIAM 'GEORGE' lndustnal Auto Shop When he sees red llre au' lurns blue Bal many say he s wlule clear lhrough Here ns a slum blue eyed brown hanred dlsclple of the god of machinery He would rather work on an auto mobxle than eat and that s saying a whole lot because he sure does lxke to eat He has a great many acquamtances and the knack of maklng frlends of them George has a temper that makes hxm fair balt for the kldders but many t1mes he turns the joke back on the joker wnth funny results He goes ln for a thmg whole heartedly and entirely and does a good Job of xt We hope he goes m for playmg the game of life the same way Orchcslra 2 3 SCHLEICHER CHARLES E CHARLEY General Wzlh grace ul sleps he slndes lhe slreel And smzles al all lhe mazdens sweel Happy carefree and a wlz around the gurls thats Charley all over Next to fair young mandens Charley mce g1rl he rs usmg nautical terms or readmg sea tales l class he IS quxte an entertalner and an eager lxstener Charley nsn t sure what he mtends to become but may he have the best llfe can offer We re rooting for you Char ey' Page One Hundred Tucnly nme , . V' nl f . . ' A , Y .un li . : ' . . : . . . l V loves the open eea. When he isn't talking about some 1 . ' K , , . l CCD US SCHMIDT FRED A SMITTY Englneerlng and SCICDCC riv- Smltty IS one swell mlnnow Hls backstroklng as well as hls lnterpretatlons of Vlrgll wlll be mlssed at A H S Smltty and hls stooge Kermlt Schantz can cause more X ' trouble and gray halrs than the four Marx brothers' Nevertheless Fred can be qulet and unassumlng when he wlshes HIS happy go lucky attltude changes to one of great concentratlon Thls IS speclally ln evldence when he lS worklng on hls Solld Geometry notebook Commerclal Never do lodau lllal winch you can pu! of lo lomorrow Bob IS a happy go lucky sort of a fellow always happy and usually lucky enough to squeeze through hls classes successfully He IS a great help ln Commerclal Law class makmg Mr Rabenold s old jokes sound new wlth some WISC comment Bob IS a lover of sports plays the games hard and never glVCS up untll the final whlstle sounds We hope he SIYIVCS through llfe as he does ln sports Track 3 4 SCHOCH FRANKLIN C SCHOCHY General Curly han' Us soul IS an asset' He came he saw he conquered Schochy IS the proud possessor of a host of frlends obtained only by that ever lastlng gayety and companlonshlp Cand curly halrj that never fall hlm He has no worrles he llves hls llfe and all hls frlends share lt wlth hlm If you want a real frlend and no dull moments look up Schochy a regular guy Swrmmmg, 2, 3, 4 fm? , 1 J' , Q x I' ' ' ' . if . . SCHMOYER. ROBERT C. Boa Page One Hundred Thirty SCHNECK EARL RAYMOND ALVIN Flzzzv You canl gel rn Dutch wlth alrplanes Bu! women loo out' Hls personallty IS one whlch carrles an alr of quletness and he does not get angry often He llkes to create and draw hls own plans and to carry them out to the HDlSl'l He also enjoys argulng wlth hls frlends about war and aeronatlcs past and future He lS a mlghty shrlmp and packs a terrlble blow Most of all he llkes to plan what he 1S g0lng to do when he gets mlxed up ln the Hylng game for he hopes to make a non stop fllght around the world COM S SCHWARZ ,IOSEPH C' os SCICDCC and Englneerlng Where IS great ablllly lo now how lo conceal one s ablllty Although Joe usually wears a solemn face underneath lt lles hls wlnsome and cheerful dlsposltlon He IS athletlcally lncllned and proves himself an efhclent swlmmer on the A H S swlmmlng team B6SldCS belng lnterested ln Swlmmmg 2 3 4 SCHAEFFER BEVERLY ELIZABIL FH Bans Flne Arts Her very fool has muszc ln lt as she comes up lhe slalrs D8nClng IS Bebs Chlef dellght If you haven t seen her dance you ve mlssed a lovely slght Her skates come next to danclng and here s hoplng she skates to success She lllces her muslc but her muslc doesn t seem to llke her If one makes an acqualntance wlth Beverly one wlll never be sorry for she IS a true frlend Beverly s ambltlons are as yet lndeflnlte but loads of success to her May she never know sorrow' sports oe studles hard and ranks hlgh scholastlcally Here s luck to you oe from all your frlends .QA of SCHAEFFER MILDRED LUCILLF MICKEY Commerclal The young men all heave a slgh As lllzckey ln the band lrzps by SCHAEFFER MIRIAM KLINF MIM General A smlle and a blush here s Mlm' She IS an efhclent That blondle ln the band a curly headed blue eyed lass wlth a sunny dlsposltlon to match her golden halr Mlckey Mlclcey IS a happy go lucky gurl She makes frlends A ready smlle for evcry one and a blush for some MlCkCy deslres to be a beautlclan We wlsh her luck Joy and success wherever she may go Band 2 3 4 'Q knltter one of those few who eventually flnlshes the work Mlm IS a StLIdlOllS and lntelllgent glrl but never venture near her wlth any of your math problems She IS a good scout ready to joln ln any sport but lf you ever have a date wlth Mlm be sure to set the tlme a half hour ahead then she mlght be ready Spealung of scouts Oh well' We know that Mlm wlll come out top ln any undertaking French Club 4 Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 Page One Hundred fhlrly one C S SCHAPPEL ORPHA ELIZABI- TH Bm-H General A dlsposlllon swccl and sound You may see Beth rushlng through the halls for she IS always ln a hurry to get to her classes for no reason at all Her cheerful dlsposltlon has made her frlends easllv Beth llkes to play the plano ln whlch she lS talented and to read good books She hopes to enter a school of muslc next fall We wlsh her success Spanish Club 3 4 SCHLEICHER JEAN ELIZABETH JEAN Com merclal So alr a chee such wlnsomc smlles Her halr IS blonde her eyes are keen She IS a charmlng product of our Commerclal Department wlth most dellghtful personallty and self possesslon She IS a loyal enthuslast of all school sports ,lean IS an honor roll stu dent but don t be mlsled When she IS out of class she forgets her work and IS as cheerful and gay as ever a lass can be We all wlsh her a world of luck Chorus 3 4 Nalronal Honor Soclelu 4 SCHANTZ KATHLEEN CAROLINE KAY Commerclal The only athlelzc sporl I ever excelled ln IS laughing As you walk through the halls and meet a glrl Wlth blue eyes and dark brown halr carrylng a bag of candy and glggllng that s Kay She loves golng to the movles and playlng the plano and talklng' Her frlendly personallty has won her many frlends Lessons never seem to bother her she spends her tlme talklng and laughlng and IS an adept at both A glance lnto the crystal shows nothlng but success ln Kathleen s future SCHLEGEL ELIZABETH CAROLYN BET-rs General When you hear some one behlnd you greetlng frlends wlth a trlcky llttle glggle It s Bette Every one knows her dark danclng eyes she s everywhere at once Bette has been actlve ln clramatlcs and has ablllty Her ambltlon however IS not to act but rather to dlrect plays Many frlends offer thelr best wlshes for happlness jumor Class Play 3 Senlor Class Play 4 Gzrl Rcscr ues 2 3 4 French Club 4 Page One Hundred Thrrly two She lhat has spice enough may season as she likes. CCDMUS SCHNABEL VERA BORTZ Vac General There she slls deep rn though! Max a cheerful personalxty a but of rascallty an endless store of wlttlclsms and you have Vera Thls happy go lucky glrl never over burdens herself wlth homework though her lessons are never neglected I-Ier favorlte pastlmes are athletlcs and dancmg she s proflcnent at work also has a strange passlon for voxcmg her ever changing moods ln song Wnth her personahty she IS bound to succeed Swzmmzng 2 3 Chorus 4 G1rIReserws 2 ,-f Y SCHNURMAN LOIS MARGUERITE Lors General Was rl lale frzend ere you wen! lo bed Thai you do lze so lalcl When you hear a cheery hello which has a rlng all nts own Loxs IS on the way She rushes to her locker at the last mmute to search ln vam for some mlsplaced article and drlves her locker partner to dlstratxon by the dnsastrous results Although she llkes nothing better than a good txme In some miraculous way she finds time to do her homework And If ever you need any help ln math Loxs wlll help you Loxs makes fnends easlly IS a good sport and a good friend We all jom m wlshlng her luck and happmess French Club 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 SCHLICHER ARDYTH IRENE Wxrcnls General She worrres noi neither does she care If there IS anythmg Wntchle dlSIlk8S to do lt s to study Pleasure before work IS her slogan Last mmute preparatlon never seems as strenuous on the nerves but somehow she usually escapes without belng called on She tells us the doctor warned her against carryxng home books because of the effect It had on her arms Wltchne IS a good kldder a happy carefree gurl with a smxle for every one She plavs piano chews gum eats hamburgers and sleeps SCHNEIDER ELIZABETH LOUISE BET-rv General Anal ajo e lo lmol As for the consequences She doesn l gwe a hootl Those who crave other than the ordlnary kxnd of excite ment should make Betty s acquamtance Always laughmg and always at the wrong txme Laughs herself mto scrapes then laughs herself out of them Any one who hasn t read at least one of her short stones has mnssed the larger part of his Ilterary educatxon and are they thrnllersl Betty also excels m athletics Hoc ey 2 Basketball 3 Page One Hundred Thirty three I Always a willy saying E 'lf ' I v . 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Scum.-rv General For beller zs she than wine can be And very very good company Although Joyce s nickname IS Schulty xt should be oy Her radlant smlle and jolly laugh make one forget hls troubles ln the classroom one agam meets th1s undaunted lrresxstlble splrlt even the teachers are caught up by lt CO US SCHRAY BETTY A BE-rrv Commercial We can bring bac rom the land o dz cully a slrcnglh we can l acquzre elsewhere Here s a classmate who goes ln for all sports ln a bug way both for the game and the players If you want school gosslp she will satnsfy your curloslty She IS a tall slim lass with a pleasmg personality and a strong sense of humor With a challenge and twlnklc ln her brown eyes she can exchange wlsecrack for vslsecrack Her heart has done a few tap dances but shes stxll fancy free And fellows she s both a good sport and a good cook She pndes herself on both Sometimes when she manages to chisel your homework from you lt s her lovable manner that makes you hand over the goods wlllmgly Joyce IQ interested m muslc wlll probably take thlS work to heart Her personallty shines luke a gleaming star mto her companlons hearts Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 4 Gzrl Reserves 4 SCHWENK FVELYN NAOMI Evv Commercxal Eyes of blue and harr of gold Lips that much o laughter hold Evy a happy carefree tall blond w1th plenty of pep and SCHULTZ JEANETTE VIVIAN AN Commerclal A plcasmg personalzly 15 a valuable gl I Here s to an who makes frlends easily ulet and reserved as she looks ln the classroom you would be sur prlsed lf you met her on the street or at a football game She IS very fond of dancmg playing the plano and going to the movles an IS wllhng to help any one and then help more She expects to become some ones stenographer and so we all wlsh her the best of luck Czrl Reserves 2 3 spxrnt has a large group of friends but IS always seeking new ones Despite her vlvaclty her greatest delight IS delvmg mto an mterestmg book Thls young lassxe IS an accomplished swimmer and diver It IS Evys earnest desire to become a teacher of commercial subjects and she ll be good Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 Page One Hundred Tlurly four w Q: M ' 'ff , f ff.. 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E JW COM S SEAMAN CLYDE E MAYOR Fngmeermg and Science Good llumor rs goodness and wisdom combznefl The call of adventure IS ln hrs soul the lxght of daring ns ln hls eye and the dm of battle IS nn hxs herltage Clyde has seen the states and knows the army luke a major H has the grm of a Texan and llke all Americans he IS true and good We all like his outright manner his constant smxle nn fact everythmg about hmm Clyde s a lad you can t forget Hell always be there ln your memory though the sap returns to the root and things seem dead French Club 4 SECHLER ISABEL EMMA Cunu General Curls and zlzmples and all smiles Carries her charm for many mules Curly IS like a gxrl out of a story book just rlght She boasts naturally curly halr which every one envles her This little smxllng glrl spreads happmess and sunshine wherever she goes She halls from Fogelsvxlle Her favorlte pastxme IS goxng places Her wlnsome smlle and shlnmg personalnty wnll make her an enviable nurse We wash her success SEARFASS FAYETTA Fuzzv General The wzllmgness of Fayclla Becomes her lxke a filled gown Fayetta IS a rather tall and gracious person with a qulet personality She has a certain common sense that pro duces perfect poise and a keen sense of humor that makes her popular everywhere For a long time Fayetta was worried because there seemed to be so few young men tall enough to take her places but we hear that dlfhculty has been overcome She aspires to become a second nxghtm gale Her frlends wnsh her much luck and success Nalronal Honor Soczely 4 G1rlRcserves 3 4 Home Economzcs Club 4 SECKAR VALENTINE WALLY General Music llfls us far above lhe stumblzng slones of Life Ever smce Wally came to thus clty from Freeland m l927 he has been Interested nn musxc and busmess They say that even at an early age he took up the vxolm and devoted much txme to playmg A short txme later he took up the saxophone and clarinet After he IS graduated from hugh school he IS planning to enroll at the Unnversnty of Pennsyl vanla to take up busln ss and will devote hx spare time to muslc Band 2 3 4 Orclreslra 2 Page One Hundred Tlurlu five H U 1 E , -- . . , s k- . n v 1 , . , . -- . . . ,- . . 1 - . . 1 - - . . , . -. .- . 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CUM S SEEM BENJAMIN J BEN Engmeermg and Science 0 woe IS me for the merry ll e Ben ns one of our quiet unobtrusive chaps who thmks much and says llttle He does not take an actlve part lh school actxvxtles but he 1S a true booster of every worth whlle movement Hxs mclmatlons run along the agrlcul tural lmes To all appearances he has left the falr ones alone but one never can tell Hrs good common sense and applxcatlon to whatever he assumes or makes hlmself responsible for wlll take hlm safely through llfe SFIDERS GRACE LILLIE Commercial GRACIE Small ln slalure tall zn wrt u1et sedate dlgnlfled to the casual beholder Cracle would never be suspected of bemg that She IS the orlglnator of whlm and wlt She IS always ready to greet you wlth a frlendly he'lo Besldes school her soclal mter ests are centered around Chrlstlan Fndeavor work which she IS very active She IS fond of music and her chief pastime IS playing the pxano ln whatever she under takes success wnll be wlth her Chorus 3 4 SEIFERT HARRY S Whaf s lzfe wzlhoul ajo c lntroduclng S1 the only canary ln the zoo We all know the fellow who remembers has bxrd seed before leavxng for school each mornmg He s a regular guy w1th a llkable dlsposntlon and a trncky laugh S1 especially enjoys swam mmg and can keep up wlth the best of the mermalds whnch he seldom neglects to do But Harry does not take the old grmd too serlously He funds plenty of txme for lce skatlng as well as other outdoor actlvltles S1 hopes to shxp his duffel wlth a navy school shxp Hats off to a future naval ofhcer Football Usher 4 Basketball Usher 4 SELL RUTH A CFLERY Commerclal If smzles cpl one allvc Rulh would lzve to nznely five Thls charmmg lovable mxss trlppmg through the halls wlth her contaglous smile IS hard to reslst To see her IS to love her She ns makmg a great success of her com merclal work even though she IS happy go lucky Ruth looks l1ke a qulet gurl but she never allows her studles to interfere wxth her pleasures We all wish her the best of luck and hope she wxll meet wxth success lh whatever she attempts Clrl Reserves 2 .. , V, '.. , y ' 'D ' A ' h . iff , , S1 General Al . k 1 .. , IP Page One Hundred Thirly szx COM S SELLERS ESTHER HPADDYH General I II speak ln a monstrous lzllle varcc Known as a mxschrevous lass Esther IS always ready for a good tlme Her lrvely drsposltlon makes her a leader among her frrends In splte of the fact that Esther does not seem able to refrain from talkmg rn class her scholastic record rs qulte good She takes a great Interest xn Glrl Reserves and the Y W C A Her ambltlon IS to become a llbrarran Can you rmagme Esther belng penned up nn a room full of books where no one IS allowed to glggle3 Scnzor Class Play 4 SELEN EDWARD FDDIE General What care l though death be nzgh I II lrvc for love or dxe Eddle rs one of the daring semors who has won hrs gra crous way mto the hearts of all who know hnm One of the most loyal supporters of the athletlc teams he never misses a game Next year Eddie expects to enter Penn State to take up Commerce and Frnance All the luck ln the world Eddie and may you become a great success ln busmess Swrmmzng 2 3 Class Football 3 Dramalzc Club 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 SHAFER DAN I EL LUTHER DAN Commercial A flashmg wr! a brrllzant smile a ready hand a chap worth whzle Dan IS a fun lovmg acrobat who wants to be star ln the SENC THEDA LARUE SENGIE General Nothzng succeeds like success Theda one of the smallest members of the class walks through the halls surrounded by many admlrers If lh the corrldor you hear rlpplmg laughter followed by I ll see you at Lincoln you may be sure lt s Thecla She rs fond of dancmg swlmmxng and gymnastrcs and attends all the soclal affairs She will be a dental hygnenlst and a good one crrcus and on the stage He rs well up ln most of hrs studles and IS very popular Dan loves to hear and crack good jokes IS full of humor and wrt He has prepared for hrs acrobatnc future by practlcmg tumbling at the Y and on our Hugh School gym Hoor Allentown Hugh gives you best wlshes for a successful future Dan Cym234 . My Vygr .. . . -5 . . . . . ' ' - , . Page One Hundred Thirty-seven COMUS SHAFFER SANDERS J SANDY College Entrance IH Arts Trzes lo cep you from nowlng how fm: 116 IS modes! lo a fault One of Allentown Hlgh School s best 75 per cent honor students Llfe beglns at elght p m for hlm He seems to get a great deal of pleasure ln wallclng to and from school wlth Her All klddlng aslde he enjoys school A few years of college llfe wlll soon settle hls llttle dlmCUltl8S May all luck and happlness be wlth hlm SHEELY GERTRUDE. E TRUDIE General The one llllng 56711811011 ln llus llaslq world Trudle IS one of the best examples of an all round glrl we have at hlgh school You can End her red head ln every thlng from football games to dances Charmlng and wltty her frlends flnd her essentlal to a good party Whlle her favorlte songs change weekly her frlends never change She IS frank and slncere And Trudle IS a good student too Her lnterests a certaln star a certaln song and a certaln orchestra She IS fond of Wfltlng and lntends to study journallsm She wlll be a success too Semor Class Play Le Cercle Francais 4 Sludenl Connell 2 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 CTIOYUS 3 4 SHEFTEL BEATRICE M BEA Commerclal The nower of the mystery of sound nows the mystery o llle whole universe Beatrlce usually has her work done and she helps others However she IS not always occupled wlth school work She IS wltty IS usually ln a good humor and IS capable of lceeplng a whole crowd amused Some day no doubt thls chlc llttle brunette wlll reach the top Bea has many and good luck' SHER DORIS R DORISFF General She worrzes not ncllller docs she llunk Sweet smlles gay laughter and good cheer are a few of Dons assets Slnce danclng IS her favorlte pastlme and slnce she IS preparlng to study dletetlcs at Cedar Crest we predlct that she wlll soon dance her way Into some man s kltchen Page One Hundred Tlurly-eight hobbles Danclng tops the llst Heres lots of success SIEG FR I F D DOROTHY A Do-r-rv General Have more than thou slxowest Spea less than thou nowest Dotty IS one of our qunet and calm frlends Wnth her dark hanr and sunny dlsposntlon she has won many frxends Dotty s school work xs her mam thought from mornmg tall nlght Her mathematlcs ah1l1ty d1st1ngu1shes her She also finds time for smgmg Upon graduation Dotty wants to major m exther mathematlcs or science Nahonal Honor Socrety 4 German Club 4 A Capella Choir 4 Chorus 4 Gzrls Clee Club 4 SIMPSON WILLIAM GEORGF Blu. General Patzence IS lntter but zls fruzt is sweet Brll IS an all round fellow Once your frlend he remalns so no matter what happens He may seem a qulet sort of fellow but ln realxtv he IS qulte lxvely There IS one thmg about Bull that many other young fellows envy he does not bother wlth the falr sex Some clay he may fall llke the rest of us poor males and then woe unto hum Good luck 1 COM S SIEGEL RUTH R RUTHIE Commercial A sunny temper gzlds the edge o It e s blac est cloud Small ln stature but bug m heart Ruthne speclalxzes ln the art of makxng friends Her mastery of thus art hes ln her pleasant dlsposxtlon merry smlle and sympathetxc nature Although Ruthie makes merry she doesn t over look her school work but seldom manages to arrive on tnme It IS our wlsh that the posxtlon she hopes to obtam will help her overcome this weakness and give her the happiness and success she deserves ,,.w SIEGFRIED GERALDINE I Commercial GERRY The world welcomes all her kznd Gerry IS a good friend whose wut and good humor keeps her friends ln a constant uproar Her wllllng smlle and pleasmg personalxty make every one luke her Horseback rlclmg and knxttmg are her hobbies she IS proficient m both Ask her about horses or how to do a certaln stltch and she wlll have a ready answer She hopes to lighten the burden of some business man We wlsh Gerry the best of luck l Page One Hundred Thirty mne I a as -if M I I 4. n i Z .. . f .f. k k If 1 J v I .' .- f , I ' f B'll. ' l ' ' C S Sl NGMASTER LAMAR Smcv Commerclal Manhood not scholarshzp rs the rs! azm of educalzon The blue eye:l llght haired Slngy never sang on the hlgh school choru he never played on a hugh school team and he never was a class ofhcer but he IS a fine fellow He does not belleve ln forcmg hms frxendshlp on other people but IS wlllmg to be a frlend to all those who are frlendly to hlm Only then do you find his many hne characterlstlcs He has a fine sense of humor and he can certalnly cheer you up when you feel blue If Slngy works as hard when he goes mto the world as he drd m school and nf he puts the full powers of his personality to work he IS almost certam to be H SUCCESS SMALE CATHERINE FERMIA KITTY Commercial She s as good as she s lall Kitty has a fine personallty always looks on the brlght side Although she spends most of her tlme ln town and at the movies she also likes to sell apples at a frult stand ln the country She clalms she can see the moon better ln the country Fnshmg th1s summer at Peck s Pond she came home with a sun fish When Kltty comes homes from school the pretzel can rattles We wlsh her all posslble luck SINGER JOHN HENRY HENNY College Entrance ln Arts Study shortens lzfe why sludylf Henry IS known outslde of school for hls humor ln his studles he stands front front of the building trying to do has homework before class Henry s favorxte pastlme IS foolmg around wlth gasolme engines After leaving hxgh school he lntends to go to Muhlenberg If Henny gets down to real work m college he w1ll be a success SIWY MICHAEL Srwv College Entrance ln Arts Here s a rlend-one who lS gay and happy all day Snwy ns a pleasant sort of fellow ln fact he s one of the best frnends a person can have He lakes hard work and IS always domg somethlng for somebody else When among friends he ns full of laughter qulck of wxt and ready with h1s tongue Hls plans we do not know but he expects to attend Columbla Umversnty We wxsh hlm luck ln what ever he may attempt Page One Hundred Forly , 1 1 ll II 3 . -L V , fo ,- A X . lg . . . 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V K A H.. .... ,..4l , ,Y CGM S SMITH GERTRUDE IRENE Dou.y General To sec her was lo love her Love bu! her and lone forener Q Dolly IS our coquettnsh blue eyed blonde demure but she Illces the hustle and bustle of bxg cxty Ilfe She expects to study nursing at the University of Pennsylvania and q,,.,4 afterwards to specnallze nn surgncal nursing At home her radio IS her chlef mterest and the crooners are simply swell Whenever a catchy tune comes on up jumps Dolly to tap dance Her best boy fr end thus far has been her brother but we suppose that when Dolly goes away she w1lI find some one else s brother Dolly has the qualltles to become an excellent nurse Lots of luck' SMITH CHARLES RAU BROTHER General For I am car ully and wonder ullq made Brother IS one of the snappy drummers m our famous A H S Band And say remember that basketball game when the band occupied the balcony and Brother s drum came rolllng down the steps over the ra1I onto the gym shootlng both with r1l'le and with bow and arrow We have often wondered how the math class could get along wlthout hlm ln Mr Welnshelmer s absence Have you seen hum escorting that blonde to schooI3 Well that s hls slster Dolly also ln the senior class Band 2 3 4 SMITH DONALD RED Cabinet Nlalung Stands for the smlle he dlsplays on his face Is for the manners he uses with grace Is for the Interest he takes ln nlce girls Is the time spent adoring their curls Stands for his heart set on pleasmg has pals He I1I-:es all of these especially the gals SMITH DOUGLAS H Douc General The lzllle man wzlh lhe bzg heart Doug IS Ixked by every one He IS quick nn making fnends and easily keeps them He IS lnterested m flowers and hopes some day to follow ln the footsteps of his father and older brother He IS an admirer of sports and always supports hls school team We are sure that no matter what type of work he follows he w1II be successful IV'ay the future bring hlm Iots of luck and happlness Page One Hundred Forty one I TA T I . 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H- ' ' ' . . . , U I COMUS 5 SMITH JOSEPH H SMOKEY General I awoke one morn and ouml mysel amous Smokey has a pleaslng personallty whlch helps hlm to get along wlth the glrls He s a heart breaker and ISD t afrald to admlt It He IS a wlzard at hgures whlch wlll help hlm some day when he IS a publlc accountant Smokey IS a lover of sports and IS practlcally a walking llbrary on the subject Here s wlshlng you luck Smokey SMITH H MORTON UR MORT General A humorous soul Care ree and gay Nlort tall popular happy go lucky cuts a Wldc swath among the ladles He IS always lettlng out one of hls WISC cracks for whlch he has a mama Mort would help a frlend no matter what pllght he were ln and 18 as honest as the day IS long HIS jolly phllosophy makes hlm a l3VOYltC A horseback rldlng Mort IS the top and we wlll hear blg thlngs of hlm and hls horses some day Thls gallant young blonde lntends to become a flrst class veterlnarlan The senlor class wlshes hlm the best of luck SNYDER EVELYN JOYCE PA-my Commerclal The only way lo have afrlcnd IS lo be one Patty who IS flve feet two and rather slender has blg blue eyes that shlne and wavy halr that glows Her brlght rosy cheeks need no added color her llttle feet don t mlss a beat lh tap danclng She IS falr and truthful lh her deallngs a falthful frlend a lovlng sort of person all her frlends llke her Pat llkes to llve a gay llfe tap danclng lndoor skatlng swlmmlng When your school days are over and you ve a llttle tlme to spare thlnk of all the good tlmes you had wlth your classmates of I936 SNYDER CHARLES W BUD General He travels the arlllesl who travels alone Bud IS one of those qulet fellows who lS enthuslastlc lh hls partlclpatlon ln school actlvltles He IS a good student and has compelled the respect of all of us by hls ploddlng ahead He IS plannlng to enter the buslness field where we are sure he wlll make good Home Room Reprcsenlallve 3 Page One Hundred Forly Iwo 'YW' . za-f ' W an f ff 5 . . . . . . , ' v n . .. f n v v ' ' v I . . . . - -' I . 4 . .I ' . . t l I ll ri .. I ,, . , ' U I - I nn nl K , n n I , . . ' . . ,V . ' 9' - . l . I I Y mfl COMUS SOLLIDAY HILDA KNOLL SHIRMAN General And mos! dzvlnely fdlf Hllda IS that extraordlnary young mlss who ln Splte of her lovely blue eyes IS dlsappolnted because she lsn t a blonde We can hardly call her studlous but her lntentlons are good and she IS lncleed concerned about her classwork An lmportant ltem ln her every mlnute llfe IS eatlng and VlSlfS to Northampton All IH all Sherman we wonder where she got that name IS an all round dependable frlend We all wlsh her success SPADT SCHERLENE. MAY Commercial Laugll and lllc class lauglls lllllh you Sludy you sludy alone Shlrley an actlve gurl has always a blg smlle on her face IS always ln a hurry and IS never on tlme ln school thls glrl devotes herself to the A Capella Cholr and to the chorus At the football or basketball games she can usually be seen and heard She can be spotted by the brlght canary and blue shoes she wears Shlrley loves danclng and tops ln thls art We hope that thls frlendly glrl may dance up the ladder to success Cllorus 3 4 A Capella CITOIT 4 QNYDPR JUNF R UNF Ross Commcrclal Small ln body large ln mlnd The world would welcome all lllls kmd Behold one of our smallest classmates une an ambl tlous student sure to succeed ln whatever she undertakes Many a tlme when she should be havlng a good tlme she IS studylng her shorthand She has her heart set on belng elther some one s bookkeeper or housewlfe She says she carrles boolcs home because she pltles her overcrowded locker But after all une has hlgh ldeals MMMJ General A soaring splrll ln llcr prlme dellglzl Glnnle hasn t much to say but shc thlnks a great deal She s a dellghtful frlend full of fun understandlng broaclmlnded and very sweet Glnnle has a glft ln art and a remarkable glft for seelng a joke and olten surprlses entlre classes by thls uncanny power Her greatest sorrow IS that she hasn t the volce of a prlma donna Glnnle may turn out to be an artlst perhaps a HOI'lSt or even a journallst junior Class Play 3 Senlor Class Play -I Le Cercle Francals 4 Clrl Reserves 2 3 4 Canary and Blue 4 Dramallcs 3 4 Camus SHIRLEY Page One Hundred Forly lllree . l , . . 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UGINNIEH CCDMUS SPANG MADELENE D MAGDELENE Retall Sellmg A shy lxltle mazrl somelzmes A very bashful glrl ol the senlor class Nladelene Spang who hardly looks about for fear some one will ee her She goes about her tasks day after day very quletly sometimes accompllshmg plenty and other times not so much Made lene likes to read dance attend rrovxes and do hair dress mg She IS a blonde blue eyed handful of honey plus vltallty Slnce Nladelene IS lnterested IH retaxl selllng and nothing else and now that she has graduated after her years of hard work we know that she will be a success SPENGLER KATHRYN BLANCHF KITTY Commerclal Then ou! she bursls wzlh words o challcr And 21065 her versmn o lhe mailer Kitty Jolly happy go lucky carefree always lookmg for the bright and sunny side of llfe lf you don t hear her talking you know something IS wrong She stands flve feet five lnches has dark halr and blue eyes and IS by no means a man hater And how she loves parties She has a special attraction for the lrlsh Her lessons are never neglected neither are sports nor dancmg Kxtty lf the lnsh don t get her Hrst wlll be a stenographer Girls Boosler Club 2 Chorus 4 Lots of luck to you Madelene' STAUFI LR PAULINE RAPP POLLY General A lhmg of beauty zs ajoy orcver Its lovelmess mcreascs Il wrll never pass into nolhzngness It s a dlfhcult thmg to describe Pauline exactly for just STAUFFER PAUL FRFDERICK PEARL Commercial They say Best men are moulded ou! of faulls and or lhe mos! part become much the beller or bcmg a Izllle mischievous Paul IS one of the country boys who has made good ln when you re sure you re acqualnted wxth all her llkable characterlstlcs up pops a new one She s always ready for a good time and nf some one should playfully punch you on the arm you can be sure that s she lncldentally she was captam of the gurls swxmmmg team and when she skimmed through the water she didn t believe nn taking her tlme' Cedar Crest where she wlll take a course ln secretarial work IS openmg nts portals for her next year Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 school and hopes to become a busmess man He has an lnxmltable character kmd manners and good common sense Opposed to glrls he says but how about the girls he has been taking out lately3 Trying to lmltate Engllsh characters and their language has Paul a httle puzzled We are sure Paul wxll become a successful busmess man Tndka great asset to hls community Farewell and good uc Page One Hundred Forty four 5 n . . .... ,. 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COMUS STEPHENS DALLAS W S-rave General I a llnng IS zmpossxble let s do zl Steve IS personality ln person His constant smxle S-l'ElNER FRANK A FRANKIE Cablnet Makxng Thls fellow promlses to be one of Allentown s great cab: net makers He IS a hard working boy well llked by his classmates The people ln the First Ward depend on Frankie for their dally news for he s a newspaper carrler He IS Interested ln all sports and can hold his own In any of them ulet but full of actlon IS Frankle sparkling brown eyes and red curly hair all make up per sonallty charm He IS happy jolly and always ready to laugh There IS a touch of cheer ln hls most serious remarks When lt IS time for serlous thought his whole atmosphere changes and do untll done to perfection becomes hrs foremost thought He s gomg to work for hrs Natzonal Honor Soczely 4 Home Room Represenlalwe 4 country STELZ GENEVIEVE A LNNY Commercial Glue to the world the best you have And lhe besl wrll come bac lo you ennv IS a happy go lucky glrl easy to get along with and quick to make frxends Although she IS nnterested ln becoming a stenographer she has hugh hopes of interest nn another Held ln school she IS very attentxve and quxet enny has her sernous moments but IS usually m a laughmg mood We wlsh her all the success and luck IH the world STERN MARCELLE. L Mme Com merc ral L1 e the water of the mzghly deep Never quzel unless asleep A Cleveland lassle entered the portals of Allentown Hugh School two years ago She still rejolces 1n the fact that she missed her sophomore razzmg Marcelle ns of medxum henght has brown haxr and blue eyes Her secret passion 18 the opera She IS fond of good books and good laughs She lakes swlmmnng tenms and hockey and enjoys danc mg and modern musxc She ms full of fun and yet knows when to be serlous Marcelle desires to become a globe :miter llke Richard Hallburton We wish her the greatest uc Na1hPleda 3 4 Slamp Club 3 Y - ' ' -1 . St - ' j D ' D Q- 1 P : L .. f . . .... 1 k 'Ivy Page One Hundred Forty five CGM S mi STETTLER JANET S Gxccuss Com merclal Tis ll1e spar lc ln her eye Tlml ma es us look when slre goes by anet lS one of our wltty students jolly even when she IS bemg scolded Whenever you hear anet laugh you are sure to Slt up and take notlce She likes to dance and IS always the center of fun anet 1S ready to co operate m everything We all w1sh her success xn every undertaking m the future Chorus 3 4 STOCKER RALPH RALPH Archltectural Draftmg If beller plans are planned he ll plan lllem This young lad IS just the right proportions for almost any sport but so far has put It to use only ln track He may tell you he IS esse Owens the second but he IS only fooling really As a draftsman he IS a good tracer You should hear hum pranse hrs Calvert Hotel He compares xt wnth the Amerlcus Presrdenlo the Tsquare Club 4 Trac I 3 -I STOCKER ROBERTA Commercial Your smrles are sunny Your eyes are blue You ma e us smzle When we look al you Bobble IS full of pep and fun and always ready for a good time Bobble attracts lots of attention wherever she may be She loves to dance and attends all the school functions Her hobbies are chewmg gum and collectmg Scottie dog pms pxctures or anything with a Scottie on All of us wlsh her the best of success 'T- ?' General Wzlh my eyes wzde open I m dreaming Our frxend Kenny IS that dreamy eyed mdlvldual that haunts all classrooms His cheerful wlsecracks are always on hand Kenny takes a great interest ln the band and other muslcalorgamzatnons and also goes ln for Jazz m fact he IS the popular maestro at the Colesvllle Hotel Thls happy go lucky fellow IS our punch hltter and his self possessxon calmness and confldence IS always on hand when needed Kenny spends most of his time drlvxng around ln Penelope his battle wagon and will be glad to puck you up lf there s room Band 3 4 Bom-ns Page One Hundred Forty szx If . . - . .J , 51 V i 7 yy WY V ' . .I U ' .. E ' f - . ,- ff, , , . 4 STOUDT, KENNETH KENNY C S STOKES JEAN E Sroxua Commerclal A een sense o humor rs beller than none ll ma es olhers happy and creales lols o fun There was never such a sport enthusiast as ean You will find her attending basketball and football games dls playing a wonderful mterest ln the game or could lt be m the players3 She ns also excellent ln her studies ean ns majormg nn shorthand and typewrxtmg and her cheer fulness her ready smlle and her co operatlon will prove a valuable asset m any office Curl Reserves 4 STONEBACK RUTH ESSI E HoN cv General us! a greal big smile rom ear lo car Every mornxng thls blonde boards a trolley at Coopers burg Very seldom do you see Ruth without a smlle Genuine a true friend Ruth wxll never be forgotten Her favorite pastime IS drlvmg a Plymouth She really looks fine behind a wheel What Ruth does ln later years all depends on a few thlngs As for cooking there s no one better Here s wlshmg her much success' Commerclal A lhzng of beauly is ajoy orever When some kind falry dropped Mxckey ln the lap of the Allentown Hugh School lxttle dld she reallze that she had also dropped her into the hearts not only of the senior class but of the entlre school She has a cheery greeting and a happy smlle for every one Mickey has always had a deep mterest nn smgmg and hopes some day to develop her voxce She hopes to be given an audltlon to smg with her uncles orchestra lh New York and IS she thrilled at the opportunity' Dramalrcs 3 4 STRAUSS HARRY A HARRY College Entrance ln Arts No lesson can be laugh! unlzl It rs learned Harry as headmg toward the teachlng profession Probably lt IS because he grew up among teachers school and at home Slx close relatxves are teachers s well as several friends He was not entlrely influenced by thxs however for hxs own heart was set toward lt ln mathematlcs he always solved the problems other fellows skipped over lt IS thxs subject whlch stlll Interests hxm l .1 n .. k f . 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' a Page One Hundred Forly seven C S feffffff STUBER KATHRYN MARY KITTY General UIDS and pran s and wanlon wzlcs Nods and bee s and wrealhed smiles Any friend of Kltty s knows how aptly thls llttle quota tlon characterizes her Wherever Kathryn IS there lS bound to be an atmosphere of jovlallty Kltty IS fond of Jokes and shell enter mto any lively prank She IS of medium height Wlth curly brown halr and starry gray eyes When not struggllng wlth her homework you may see her dancing on the tlpS of her twlnkllng toes Next to dancing swimming IS her favorite recreation This lively mlss expects to become a physical education teacher and we only envy the puplls lucky enough to be taught by her STUMP MILDRED CAROLYN Smale-ren Commercial Tis the song ye smg and the smile you wear' Skeeter IS a peppy jolly frlvolous sort of person seldom seen wlthout a smlle Her pet saymg IS I have a wander lng mlnd people wonder what IS ln lt She has a keen taste for the artlflclal and lmaglnatlve and delights ln entertalnlng and being entertained She IS the life of any party She IS rather backward ln the presence of the opposite sex and when compllmented says Oh' you re just an old flatterer Nllldred expects to be a dancing teacher and we all hope that her nlmlzle feet may carry her off to Broadway Good luck Skeeter Girls Swzmmmg Team 2 Boosler Club 2 Lots of luck to you Kitty' TEGER HlLDA SHRIMP General All mlrlh and good humor Blond hair blue eyes an lntrlgulng giggle Hllda the TATE OLETA ALBERTA BRIGHT EYES Commercial Olcla has rlends galore Bu! sllll she loo s or more and more Oleta IS one of our many busy frlends out at A H S noted for a broad smlle and a twmkle ln her eyes No matter what trouble you may have ln school Bright Eyes IS always ready to help Her favorite sports are swlmmlng dancing and hockey ln hockey Oleta threw many a grim glance at her opponent who got the ball before her Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella Cholr 4 Hoc ey 3 4 Girl Reserves 4 Sludenl Council Represcnlallve 2 3 Czrls Councll 2 3 llttle glrl wlth great theatrical asplratlons She peppers her speech wlth quotations from Shakespeare and uses dramatic gestures All falslng aside she IS a real glrl and a true friend wlth a smile and a kind word for every one Hllcla can make a plano laugh or cry, and thls together with a charming voice makes her able to entertain any group. She is going to Fagan Dramatic School in New York City. May she climb high on the ladder of fame. Plaudits for you Hilda! Chorus. Page One Hundred For!!!-Gigli! T COMUS -1 TENCHIA ANNA LOUISE Commercial And stzll they gazed and lhezr wonder grew That her lrllle head could carru all she new A trxbble of laughter and a cllck of heels Ann Her wmmng smlle and gemal nature make her a real pal to all her acquaxntances It IS a well known fact that Ann gets along very well wlth the boys If Ann could cllck the typewrlter keys as well as she can rattle the plano keys she would be a priceless secretary to some lucky busmess man We hope that success and happmess wlll always accompany her Curl Reserves 2 3 4 Y W C A Home Egongmggs Club THOMAS LUELLA LYDIA Pac General Whal she smzles at nolroby nows A pleasing personality a friendly nature and a ready smlle have made Luella a host of frlends m A H S Peg s Interests frequently wander to the stronger sex but not serlously Peg has varied ambltnons and hopes for the future but has not definltely decided on any particular one Home Economzcs Club 4 TEMAN HELEN AUDREY BEELE General May what was and is lo be Fmd happzness rn lllc ulurejusl for llwee ThlS sweet shy Russlan gurl was VISltEd by the dispensers of modesty on the eventful day But a modest mlen does not denote a modest temperament one look at the twmkle of her eyes will convince you that this young lady has plenty of fun Music swlmmmg and reading are her pastimes She intends to be a nurse some day whose advice wlll be Laugh and get well May all your great est desxres be fulfilled ANN THEODORE ANNETTA NANNY Commerclal Nanny 19 one of the smallest gurls of our class but thls does not seem to worry her A frlenc ly smile and a pleas mg dlsposltlon mark Nannv She seems shy and bashful untxl you know her She 1ns1sts that she ns a man hater Her hobby IS readmg anythlng from mystery to love stones Nanny IS popular and IS found at all games cheering for Allentown I Page One Hundred Forty mne VV It . . . . f l 1 his 4- ' , , , Q .... Q ' , .. . 4 k --- CCDU THOMAS HULME. HULL ME Engmeerlng and Sclence Pcrseverance zs llze road lo success Here we have the staunch and sturdy fellow who made the cherlshed touchdown ln the Wlllxam Penn game H plays guard but don t let thxs deceive you for his entlre slx foot frame reeks wlth knowledge Ask hum about that 98 nn sohd Unless be becomes a football coach first Hulme IS planning to matrnculate at Lehlgh ln the hope of buxldmg bridges some day Keep up the good work Hull me we re rootmg for you Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Trac 3 THOMAS JAMES WILLIAM JIMMY Commercnal rm a care ree lad was he A better frreml could never be lm xs a carefree fellow wlth a prepared smlle and always ready for fun Outslde of school xm 15 Interested ln all the sports and IS a regular sport hlmself Nothmg seems too last long Here s to our future business man and proml nent cxtlzen TRElBl..E ANN ALICE ANN Commercial To me more dear congenzal to my heart Arc naizve charm llmu all the glass o art Do you want to meet a good sport one ever ready to take a joke? Meet Ann She loves sports especlally swlm mmg She has the semor llfe saving emblem and IS a hfe guard Truthful and stralght forward ln her speech with no beatmg around the bush Ann lS also kxnd hearted and always ready to help a frlend Ann dlsproves that good thmgs come m small packages Good she IS but not small To llve and let lxve IS her motto but she does more she helps So let us wnsh thxs spnrlted but gentle mald the best of luck ln everythmg TREMEL FRANK S Doc lndustrlal A lzltle sleep lS beller llzan none at all Doc IS nexther tall nor small but what has slze against looks wnth the weaker sex' Thxs fellow makes fnends with both hands and keeps them He IS one of the few who wxll go the lnmxt to help a friend He hasn t decided what to do when he leaves school because he can do so many things he can t decide Best of luck Doc so , lx ' - v . I . -. D - q e . . . : . : k, . f . if . H J. I I , A . 4 . . . .- , -l . hard for him, but he has a bit of lazlhess in himeit wonit 4 l' f , .YD Page One Hundred Fifly CCDMUS TREXLER ROLLIN ROLLY General Restless at home and ever prone lo range Rollin IS that handsome brute who struts through the halls of hugh school with an alr of Cl1Stll'lCt sophlstxcatlon Rolly IS up m the anr about hxs lxfe work lt s avlatxon H has a bxt of time for travel and for the lassles who go for htm ln a bxg way but most of h1s tlme ns taken up wlth wmgs and fuselages Whether up ln the alr or on good old Mother Earth our wishes for luck and success wxll always fly wlth hlm TROLLER EDWARD RUDOLPH Emma Machme Shop A ne character IS worth more than great wealth ll opens the door to all hearts Eddie IS one of the Jolllest and most good natured fellows nn the school He has that tall manly stature and wavy halr that so effectively attracts the gurls Besndes pufhng away on hxs enormous clarinet Eddxe ns an ardent phlla tellst We do not need worry about Eddle s future he ns sure to do well whatever he wants to do Band 2 3 4 TREXLER LEE PERSHING Bun Arts What need we more my comrades and my brothers No matter how heavily burdened Bud s heart may be he IS always ready to glve you a blg smlle and a cheerful word His pleasing manner has won many friends We wxsh Bud the best of luck TREXLER JUNE ANNA Tmzx Commercial Somelzmcs quret sometzmes gau We all love her ezther way friend that s une It takes a little whlle to get down to that heart of gold Serious at first glance yes but when you know her you will hnd her entertaining She plans to become a private secretary and we say Lucky business men Nalzonal Honor Society 4 Sectzon Vzce Presxdent 4 Page One flundred F1 fty one . . . t . . . : . , U . . . LY , -A winning personality, a charming smile, and a delightful COMUS TROXELL ELEANOR ALICE ELE Commerclal Don l worry or ll shorlens ll c Ele IS a good pal honest ln everythlng she does and fine ln personallty We often wonder why she worrles about her studles but maybe lt makes her feel better when she has somethlng to worry about She markets at a certaln Amerlcan store The movles are lmportant ln Ele s llfe' She goes four tlmes a week Ele spent a week preparlng for a vacatlon and came back the day after she left because she got homeslck Eleanor stlll llkes nursery rhymes espe clally M1StYeSS Mary TROXELL RICHARD D DICK General Slmpllclly a flung most rare ln our age Of all the people you meet at Allentown Hlgh School one of the nlcest and most popular IS Rlchard Troxell even the glrls agree wlth thls Slmple ln language dress and manners Dlclc has that certaln somethlng whlch enables one to get along lh thls world Although he IS qulet at tlmes he 15 not moody ln fact Dlck IS one of the jolllest and funnlest fellows ln school Dick IS a true frlend and a true pal to all who know hlm TROXELL ROBERT BooB'rY Mechanlcal Draftlng A llllle laughter now and then IS rclrsllczl by the besl of men Have you ever seen hlm ln a SCTIOUS mood3 I haven t When the teacher would leave the room he would take charge and sometlmes even when the teacher IS present He IS a blg SIX footer Wlth a pleasant dlsposltlon Hls promlnent head of wavy halr stands lnches above the nearest blonde Hls best classroom IS Engllsh He s a falr student a llttle nolsy now and then but all ID good fun Falrly good ln hls Industrlal Course he has been an actlve member of the T Square Club for two years TSquarc Club 2 3 TRUMP RUTH CATHRYN Run-lla Retall Selllng How lovely common llllngs musl seem lo you WI10 have SUCI1 lovely eyes Io see lllem lllrough Blonde curly locks blue eyes topplng a medlum helght a falr complexlon and a smlle to melt the heart of any man The flrst thlng you Wlll hear when she approaches IS Gee dld we have a swell tlme last nlght3 Ruthle loves danc mg and more danclng She loves to help people ln thelr heart BHHITS but gets tangled up ln her own sometlmes Lots of luck to you Ruthle .. . 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' . . , Page One Hundred Fifty-two COMUS UHLER JEANNE E Sxee-rs Commercial Why worry about tomorrow todau :sn t over yet Thus IS to lntroduce Skeets a dear frlend to all of us She IS of medlum height and dark complexion extremely wltty and capable of keeplng a crowd lh laughter Skeets has many hobbies but danclng and mdoor skatmg top the llst She takes an actlve mterest ln sports and always sees football or basketball games Her co operatlve splrlt and cheerful smxle would be an asset m any ofhce Here s hoping that luck and happiness will run her way VAN HORN LEE General To those who now thee not no words can paznt And those who know thee now all words are amt Born ln Hazleton he has lived ln Allentown for the past twelve years For dxversnon he wrestles and strums hot harmony on the tenor guxtar He IS known and admlred by a circle of cholce acquaintances Rather moody at times he can be cheerful Hns wealth of knowl ledge should carry hlm far ln either muslc or llterature His present plans will lead to college there to major ln English and thence ad astra Wrestling 3 4 Chorus 2 3 UHLER CARRIE ELIZABETH CARRIE Commercial She may seem bash ul tzmxd and shy But oh my my dear oh my oh my Carrle a popular member of her class IS a studlous gurl but does not spend all of her tlme studying she enjoys dancing and IS fond of parties She IS musically mcllned and constantly exerclses her vocal chords ln P D class Carrle also enjoys hockey tennls swlmmmg and skating We are sure that whatever she does after she has graduated wlll be well done Hoc ey 4 National Honor Society Furl Reserves 3 4 UNDERWOOD ROBERT Bos Com mercxal Sel confdence IS the frst requzszte o great underta mgs Do you like hash3 Then you ll hke Bob Hash 15 a mlxture of many unknown quantities and so IS Bob Sometxmes gay sometlmes glum at txmes you like hum at other tlmes you wnsh to cut hls throat lnterestmg after you know h1m It takes tlme to get under his armor and when you succeed you ll End he IS a fine friend to have for he IS kmd honest and one excellent fellow When Bob IS confident he can do something lt IS done It would be a good thlng for the world uf there were more fellows llke Bob VAN Page One Hundred Flfly three 1 ll VI , .. v . c . 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I I I' I I ' , COMUS wwwffrwf WAGNER DOROTHY MAE Dor Commerclal Her very frowns are azrer ar Than smzles of other mazdens are We snngle Dot out from a thousand You can depend on her belng loyal a good sport ready for fun sympathetlc and the best of company Blond rmglets blue eyes and a personlhed smile' Carefree Dot worrles a llttle about her future job for she has a more lmportant role ln mlnd All WAGNER MARY ELIZABETH MARY General The only way lo have a friend IS lo be one Mary IS blond attractlve and generous Mary doesn t spend her txme worrying about her studies but manages to get along She IS Interested IU every known sport espe clally basketball and swlmmlng You can always find her at the football and basketball games and soclal affanrs IVIar IS Iannlng to enter Cedar Crest We know her wln Y P nmg smlle will brmg her success Y W C A 2 3 French Club 4 Class Baslfelllall 2 3 4 VAN RIPER ALICIA G General Deep brown eyes runmng over wzlh glee' Allcna tall slxm and graceful seems to have acquired the knack of entermg all her classes Just before the last bell However none of thus slowness appears ln her studxes she has hlgh marks 1n all her subjects She IS a pleasant fun lovmg gurl some one ns always laughing at her witty remarks Al has three great weaknesses vamlla lce cream hlstorlcal romances and expensnve perfume Dancmg and tenms are her hobbles She expects to be a commercial artlst and we know shell be one of the best Le CercleFranca1s 3 4 Czrl Reserves 2 3 4 WAGNER LUTHER T Burcn General The outward conduct mdzcales the secrets of the heart A car comes streakmg down the street It stops and out steps Luther Wagner Everybody at hugh school knows hxm every one has chewed some of has dellclous chewmg gum Butch does great thnngs and tells no one about them He s modest nn a way and yet he fits ln a crowd perfectly Luther IS a great sport fan At every game whether It be football basketball or baseball we always know Butch ns present Boy' can he cheer and iyeIl3d Butch IS a fine fellow a good sport and a true rxen Jn.-.J Page One Hundred Flfly four 1 . f, I --A .. 1 . 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I r I . 1 , - CQMUS WAGNER VIOLET JOY Commercxal Lauglnng and dancmg wherever she goes Knoc mg down lroubles and prckmg up beaus Violet IS keenly devoted to dancmg Her popular smlle and sunny dlsposltlon will help her for lt IS her ambltxon to become a professional dancer However she has another ambxtnon and that IS to help some business prosper No matter what she decldes to do we are all wrshmg her luck rn the years to come and hopmg that her highest desire IS reallzed Booster Club 2 Czrl Reserves 4 Glrls lnler Llass Bas el ba 2 3 4 WAGNER WILLIAM J Hooks Commercial Bull rs the one of hrgh school s students who studies every night he finds t1me but he seldom has txme Blll has made many frlends at hlgh school because of hls good nature B111 s favorite sport IS baseball he played on the hlgh school team as welllas wlth many local clubs Hls greatest ambltron IS to become a professxonal player He rs quxte a good typlst and can pound the typewrnter at a terrlflc speed Baseball 3 4 WALBERT EDWARD J Cabinet Makmg Eddze s here Eddre s llwere Wzlh refusals very rare Eddie passes his trme m the Cabinet Shop He llkes working hard and pleasing his teachers He IS well llked both ln school and lh soclal llfe Although he IS not an athlete he IS very fond of all sports especially swlmmmg and baseball Hrs ambltlon IS to work ln a cabinet shop so look for hlm ln a tooth pick factory WALBFRT JOHN WALBERT Mechanlcal Draftmg A model zs a poor xmzlalron of lhe real flung T15 true he loves not school nor books He cl rather fish rn creeks and brooks To roam the wrld and unexplored Not sit ln classes and be bored Though do not look on hmm as dumb Because he wlll qulte knock you numb He played m band years one and four ln drafting room he s a man of war He loves flshmg huntmg and baseball too But he d just slt and talk to you Even though horseshoe he could bend He s ln the band draftlng room too FDDIF Page One Hundred Frfly foe I It II , VI , f k ' --s. , : . : - k - ll, , , . . . , . : a , , . . . , CGM S WALLITSCH ELSI E Essv Commerclal Oh' Essy thou hast lhe brownest of eyes Wherein only lrulh and szncerzty lzes Essy s pleasmg smlle and charmmg personality attracts both glrls and boys She llkes everybody consequently everybody llkes her Essy IS always cheerful and wlllmg to lend a helpmg hand to those ln need We never see Essy totmg piles of books home but somehow she manages to shme through Peanut butter cups are her favornte name Essy WASSER RICHARD P Drcx lndustrlal-Cablnet Makxng Always here always lhere Wzth refusals very rare Duck IS one of those few that believe that hlgh school IS the place for Study but he IS not afraid to share his knowl edge Dlck IS popular among hls classmates Hls chief ambxtlon IS to have hls name on the honor roll Hrs plans we do not know but we are sure success wxll follow ln has footsteps sweet especially from the person who bestows on her the Commerclal uzc Watson the needle' Chuck just seems to ht ln any where-on the dance floor or ln the class room he always looks self confident He ns by no means a dull boy nor does he ever become exclted Chuck has taken part ln a number of plays usually m a novelty role He ns even natural on the stage Don t thmk that he excels only ln clramatlcs he s a wxz at stenog raphy and can take dlctatlon ln double quick tlme He s headed for Wall Street May success smlle upon hmm Dramalrc Club 2 3 4 WEAVER EDWARD Bun General A cheerful ll c devozzl o care A happy laugh heard everywhere Though our classmate Bud ns not a brllllant lad his grades ln mathematncs are above the average Although Bud dad not attend hugh school for three consecutxve years we are glad he has come back to graduate Mathematical geniuses will make the world of tomorrow so go to It Bud WATSON, CHARLES . ..CHUCK,, .. .f . f , H Page One Hundred Frlfly slx WEBB MARY W MA-r General Danclng pranclng never S1111 Ever dolng what you wlll Thls golden halred mlss 1S always on tlme for school and has a mlnd of her own You could have seen Mat at almost all the football games cheerlng our boys on to VIC tory If she couldn t go to the game she was always there ID Splflt Mat slts and stares ln P D class She has us all guesslng Mat IS determlned to learn thelntrlcacles of the operatlng room WEINC-ART MILDRED M1141 General Reaclllng or llle moon but lrzppmg on llle slars Mlkl IS flve feet three has a cute turned up nose large brown eyes and an lntrlgulng laugh The latter IS catch lng She IS adept at swlmmlng has passed several lmpor tant swlmmlng tests Some of her favorlte sports are hockey basketball skatlng and tennls Danclng and theatre golng are favorlte dlverslons Durlng the past football season Mlkl was a constant attendant Mlkl IS serlously contemplatlng golng to a buslness school or col lege-here or ln New York ln order to prepare to be a prlvate secretary or a buyer CCDMUS WEAVER WALTER FRANKLIN FLASH Retall Selllng And he s ofl llle wlsesl man Who IS not wlse al all Flash IS a happy go lucky fellow who greets every one wlth a smlle and takes everythlng as lt comes wlthout comment Wherever Flash IS there IS actlvlty and wherever actlvlty IS of course 1S Flash Hls greatest pleasure IS to get some fun out of llfe so he talks to a brown eyed brunette at hls locker every day He expects to become a great buslness man wlth as few worrles as posslble H18 name IS sure to be promlnent among the prosperous merchants ln 1956 WEIANT MARION A Tmy Commerclal The world should have More of lllzs md Tlny IS one of the smallest members of her class but thls does not bother her for It 15 very convenlent for her to sllp through the crowds when golng from one class to another She goes to all the school games and IS a fine booster for Allentown Hlgh that IS the reason she IS sometlmes hoarse Tlny wlll be somebody s secretary and we hope she wlll have no trouble flndlng that somebody Y' wil Page One Hundred Fzfly seven A I ' '. l . , , V I .1 . . 'ff' ' ww' .K k. - n , n' Y .4 me Q CO US WFISEL ELIZABETH L BETTY General Knowledge delzglllful and wr! good nalurcd Belleve It or not advanced math IS Bettys favorlte subject She s so easy to get along wlth that lt s aggra vatmg Her biggest Interest at present IS dramatlcs No one knows what lt will be next We ve all forgotten how many txmes Betty has mlssed her early mornmg car from Coopersburg but she always turns up sooner or later mostly later She llkes green partles and Mary jane candy So come to your own concluslons about Betty Dramalzcs 2 4 ILLX f WEI DA LLOYD FARMER General mgs are as sw: I as an Eagle If you ever see a fellow with a huge pxle of books under his arm walklng down the hall lt s Lloyd even lf he IS more interested m radlo and axrshnps than m studles lf he talks to you he will he sure to launch deep into the subject of wing curves on variable condens rs He IS a modest sort of a fellow but well lxlced Although a farmer boy his great hope ls to become an aviator Grow a good palr of wings Farmer WEIDA VINCILNT L AI VINCE Auto Shop Good bcller besl all llrrce Vlnce IS a very good student ln the shop He was ln his junior year shop foreman and ln hls senior year assistant shop foreman the hrst and second highest posltnons m the shop But all great men have hobbles and ln Vince S case It IS rndmg a lxttle gurl around ln hls Dad s car WEISEL PAUL RAYMOND WEASEL Commercial Too much sludy weakens the bram Whenever a certain young man enters the cafeteria a llne of gurls pause ln their noonday meals to stare Thus stately person Weasel IS seldom alone hrs wlt and humor constantly add more frxencls He means to follow hrs dad s occupation as a grocer We wlsh hlm lots of luck' Page One Hundred Fzfty eight F I C0 US ,ew WFLLIVER ANNAMAE ANN Commerclal The sweet nalured humorous lass of A fl S Ann IS usually a humorous sweet natured glrl She goes lnto a temper often but qulets clown qulckly At home you wlll usually flnd her at the plaHO Ann IS a good llttle worker around the house and shows her sklll there One of Ann s hobbles IS readlng one book a day Ask Ann somethlng about a football game and then about her favorlte movle star and compare the answers Ann has a hard tlme memorlzlng modern songs but try to com pete wlth her ln slnglng a cow boy ballad We all wlsh WELLS CAROLINE ELIZABETH SCOTTI l-: Commerclal Laugh and the world laughs wllll you Weep and you weep alone Look what s comlng a merry laugh a cheery Hello and SCOttle SCOtt16 does not talk much but she thlnks a great deal especlally about V of P and Nl T H S SCOttlC loves to roller skate and can be found on the rlnk almost any nlght of the week lf you ever want to get CBPOIIDC awake just mentlon party SCOttlC lntends to become more than an ornament ln somebody S offlce We wlsh her great success and happlness ln all her ventures Ann the best of luck as she strolls out of our A H S Qoosh 3 we '11 WENCK HARRY ,I HARRY Sclence and Englneerlng A man who bluslles lS no! qulle a brule Among the other notables ln thls book we present the famous and renowned Harry Wenck Belleve lt or not hc was born wlthout a halr on hls head But as a senlor his surest Slgh of oncomlng manhood IS the abundant crop of unruly halr the very slght of whlch would make any barber s fingers ltch Harry IS one of the few boys who keeps classes especlally physlcs from becomlng monoto nous Such a young man wlll succeed He leaves A H S envled and admlred by all Spamsh Club 3 4 Class Baskelball 3 WENNER CARLE G FLASH Commerclal Fleel offool ana' flee! a mmd Carle IS one of the finest fellows ln hlgh school wlth hl cheerful dlsposltlon and hls broad smlle Carle IS one upon whom you can always depend he wlll never go back on a frlend Flash llkes any sport that comes along and can play most of them pretty well HIS favorltes are foot ball and track Carle expects to go lnto buslness and help manage the world Here IS vxlshlng hlm luck and success DeMolay Football 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Class Track 2 4 Gym Club 4 Home Represenlallve 2 3 Page One Hundred Flfly nme Girls' lnlerclass Baskclball, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4. 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COMUS WERLEY ARTHUR MONROE Am- Commerclal Of all sludzes we lhe azr sex pre er Arl Art we thunk would much rather have a good time than ever open a school book He may be good ln hls school work but one would rather plcture hlm holding the hand of a faxr female m the darkened theatre or dancing to sweet muslc when the lnghts are low Imagine how much work the gurls m hrs office will be able to accomplish when they know that behmd that closed door marked Presldent snts thelr xdol Good luck IS the very least we can wlsh you Art WERT MARGARET CATHERINE Mzcxna General Remember well and bear m mmd True rzends lz e lhzs are hard lo fnd lVllck1e IS one of the most ambltlous members of our class Walks through the halls ln a very dxgnlfled manner but ln the classroom IS usually IH the midst of the group dolng the most laughing and wllllng to take part ln any prank She IS a lovely frxend to have xs fond of sports and dances dlvmely She mtends to enter Teachers Col lege and hopes to be one of our foremost mathematxcs teachers KL- WERNER GABRIEL HENRY WERNER Englneerlng and Science As bramy as he IS handsome Can you get a betier one3 Behold a future member of the Bram Trust' Gabe IS a WERTMAN IVIAY ELIZABETH WERT Commercial Sludzes serve for delight or ornamcnl and for abrlzly need somebody s shoulder to cry on look for May You can find her almost any place m her back yard playmg marbles with the kids or teachlng those same kids Sunday School lessons If on a cold wmter day you thxnk you hear a hlrd trlllmg beautxfully that s May commg home from school or slelghlng From sprlng to autumn the place to find her IS at a swlmmnng hole But just because May lndulges m boys games she IS not altogether a tomboy She entered hugh school with honorary banners flying hxgh Gzrl Reserves I 2 quxet thoughtful studxous fellow who dnstmgunshes hum self ln the classroom and a member of the Natlonal Honor Society His pleasant personality and ablllty to see the funny side of a sltuatlon have won for hlm 8Wld8 circle of frlends If you thunk hum a lonely fellow with books and studles hls only companions you are mnstaken Werner s fnery tongue and sound Ioglc have won hlm an undisputed place IH the Orotan Debatmg Socxety Best of luck Gabe Orolans 3 4 Nalzanal Honor Soclely 4 N -'I .. ., ' , , f ' . f f I uk . , .vu .. . . ,f .. 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If you Page One Hundred Sixty Lihue WESSIER ALICE J FRENCHY Bu! see ye are o modest cur Dark and tall shy and sweet that s our llttle French girl Her name IS all that IS left of her falr country and has lt been m1spronounced3 Ask her Allce lS a hard worker and she does everything right but that never affects her giggle Frlends are hers nn hosts but shell never tell of them nor all she does to help them Lxfe ns serene for Alice taken as lt comes all who are ln It are better for her seremty l..1fe IS fun for Alice qunet and appreciative she gets all out of lt that s In It French Club 4 There IS no higher goal allalncd Than that whlch 15 by lndness gamed Every one loves Mae The expressxon on her face spells cheer lcmdness and smcernty She has a sunny dxsposltlon and a cheerful word for every one lf there are any socxal actlvltles gomg on Mae IS rxght nn the heart of them She IS lnterested nn slnglng and we predict that shell be a second I..1ly Pons She excels xn German and mtends to enter Penn State next fall where she will pre pare for teaching languages Choir 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 German Club 4 Sczence Club 4 WIEGNER MAE JANET MAE College Entrance ln Arts 6 QYOM IS WESCOE jEANE'I'l'E PATRICIA Dou.Y General Blushes are the rambow of modesly Although small and slum she has a large store of reserve energy and gxggles Saucy sparkllng blue eyes and a sense of humor help Dolly to make friends Intellxgent industrious not at all mlserly with homework many a forgetful student testifies she has but one llablllty a painful blush Although a veritable whlrl wlnd on a skatnng rmlc and an excellent tap dancer eanette intends to be a dletxtlan and serve tasty healthful dishes to the sxck She cannot fall to succeed m whatever vocatlon she chooses and she carrnes with her good wishes from all her pals ln A H S Czrl Reserves 2 Le Cerclc Francazs 4 Home Economics Club 4 WEST THELMA M THELMA College Entrance m Arts Smzles on you al every greelzng Thelma came from Coughlm I-Ingh School ln Wllkes Barre where she was actnve ln the Dramatlc and French Clubs and where she was president of the Curl Reserve Inter Club Connell We are proud of her as a member of the senxor class How quiet and reserved she ns under the gaze of the teachers' But lf you want to see a good sport just hang around Thelma plays the plano but she wants to be a socnal worker She has all the qualltles to make her successful Glrl Reserves I 247424, Page One Hundred Srxly one . . 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W ,A v, - -, COMUS WILLIAMS ARNELL ,I ARNELL General She rs a woman who can command herseU To one who knows Arnell she ns a sympathetnc and understandnng frnend an ndeal comrade For each lnttle flaw there are many good trants Dont be mnstal-:en Arnell nsn t benng put on a pedestal merelj benng summed up and shall make a good nurse Lots of luck to you Arnell Chorus 4 Na1hPleda 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 WILLIAIVS JANE EVELYN jANnE General Music has charms I nttle anne has an anr of sophnstncatnon Because she can warble a mean note she belongs to Dr Acker s famous A Capella Chonr Thns lnttle mnss takes an actnve part nn dramatncs At present anne ns nnterested nn Muhlenberg A few of her hobbnes are snngnng dancnng swnmmnng sleepnng actnng eatnng collectnng souvennrs and lzenng late for school anne ns content to contnnue her musnc as a lnfe work More power to you anne' A Capella Chozr 4 Cnrls Clce Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Dramalnc Club 2 3 4 Engnneernng and Scnence A comrade blzthe and full of glee Who dares lo laugh out loud and free Frntz s smnle has won for hnm more frnends than a colle Iegnate flnvver has bumps He has two weaknesses Tnt tat toe and Physncs You can usually fnnd hnm nn the physncs lab after school on Monday and Tuesday We almost forgot Frntz has another nnckname Brownne f whnch hns physncs class IS very proud Frntz supports school affanrs He expects to enter Lehngh next year and lake up busnness admnnnstratnon WINT RUFUS RUF General When beller cars are made Ford may ma e lhem bu! Ruf wzll drnuc lhem That sernous Iooknng young man wnth the glasses ns Ruf the boy that grew up nn hns sennor year at Hneh Studnous and good natured Ruf ns a great pal and took more people home than any one nn school He ns very qulet seven enghths ol the tnme but a loud nonse the other enghth Ruf ns nnterested nn mnnnng and nntends to pursue a course nn mnnnng engnneernng enther at Lehngh or the Colorado School of Mnnes Wnth reluctance we say farewell to a good sport and a great frnencl We can only gnve hnm our blessnng May you have everlastnng success nn Infe Page One Hundred Szxfy two . ' U 'bl . .' I . ' . , ,j . '- WILLENBECHERZFREDERIC FRnrz , l A . I . . . . .D .-,O WIRTH VIRGINIAQHOPE GINNY Fme Arts Many are the rzends o the golden tongue One of the frlendllest glrls ln school Vlfglnla our rlslng young pnamst She IS lust as adept ln the art of makmg frxends This versatile glrl IS a real mermaxd havmg set many swxmmlng records She has but one weakness V1rgm1a baked ham sandwiches but she IS entxtled to them She wlll study muslc at ubard Conservatory m New York You can t fall' V School Accompamst 2 3 4 Muszc Club 4 Swzmmmg 2 3 4 Gzrl Reserves 4 WOLFE. MARGARET MARY Mmzcua General To now lrer IS to love her Margxe one of the smallest gurls m the senior class has one of the most mfectxous laughs you ever heard It ns typical of her lovable pleasant and friendly She goes out of her way to help any one Walking reading and wrltxng funny notes figure among her hobbies She IS fond of chocolate cake and candy and of dance orchestras espe cxally that of Wayne Kmg No plans for the future but she doesn t worry the future takes care of Itself' May you keep your sense of humor and optlmlsm COMUS WINT RUTH E WINTY College Entrance ln Arts I I cannot do great tlungs I can do small tlnngs rn a great way Ruth an honor student deserving her title has many achlevements to her credxt To most of her classmates she seems qulet and studlous but others know she IS full of fun and pep and always ready to cheer the school teams to vlctory Her mterests vary one seldom mlsses her at the school actxvrtles She likes languages and IS a member of the German Club Sandwxched m between these you are lxkely to find her smgmg ln the chorus or glvmg suggestlons ln the Natlonal Honor Society Several State Normal Schools have courses she would luke to take Chorus 3 4 German Club 4 Natronal Honor Socxely 4 WITKOWSKI RAYMOND STANLEY xr Commerclal Busrness always before pleasure unless rt rs specral Skx IS one of those fellows who IS always trymg to help somebody that ns m a fix He has attended all the dances sponsored by the hugh school and has also partlclpated ln many actlvltnes Always joking or fooling thus httle fellow rs good company anywhere Many tlmes you wxll see hlm come late but that xsn t hrs fault that she keeps hum walt mg Although you drdn t know lt Skl may yet become a prannst Band 2 3 4 Wrestlrng 2 Orchestra 2 Chorus 2 Page One Hundred Szxty three r '-Q'- mv Il vt W 'I r - I . f . .. , . . . : cc N ,4 , .. f. f ,, . , ' f , . . . : , . as .. . . nu k 4 un A, 9 I A I . . . 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CCDMUS WOODWARD PAULINE MAY POLLY General Personallly I5 to a man wha! perfume IS lo aflower If you are one of the many fortunate frlends of Polly you have a frlendshlp to treasure as long as you llve Although Polly IS of New England descent she IS not somber she laughs healtlly at any good Joke But we admlt she has the charm and statellness of an Engllsh lady A lover of the great out doors she enjoys every sport from plng pong to Tldlhg and helps to show others to be good sports and to appreclate nature Polly llkes sclence too for she wlshes to take up dletetlCS at college Here s hop lng she doesn t get her calorles mlxecl SCIENCE Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Chorus 4 WORKMAN JEAN S JINNY General My way IS lo begln wllh the beglnnlng lnny IS a famous whlstler also a slnger and a member of the A Capella Choir At any game she loudly cheers our boys to vlctory SIDCC lnny plans to help her father by taklng secretarial work we wlsh her barrels of luck Won t lnny make a beautlful and flne secretary3 Her greatest Crest Chorus I 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Clrls Glee Club 3 4 WORMAN FRANKLIN FRANKY C.-eneral WORSLEY RICHARD DICK General Sllence and lhoughtfulness are the keys lo success Dlck IS one of the few SCFIOUS mlnded fellows ln the C106 me my rod and fl e ust another fellow who goes to school because he has to and takes the world as It comes With hlm studles always find a way of becomlng done but are never rushed He llkes hunting and fishing HIS chlef dlsllke IS rlslng early Our wlsh for hlm IS better huntlng grounds school Although qulet ln hls way he IS always on the job when lt comes to good stern work Hls hobby IS fishlng hear hls storles about hls experlences Dlck lS an ardent follower and supporter of sports very seldom misses a game HIS favorlte game IS football wlth basketball run nlng a close second Although somewhat reserved he 15 an lnterestlng companlon and wlll bear watchlng ln the future Sponlsh Club 3 4 Page One Hundred Slxly four .. .. . 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We wish her success at Cedar l . l C0 US WRAGG KATHRYN EMILY KAY Retall Selling The eyes have Il Kay IS one of those rare persons whose laughs tmkle and eyes twInkle She lS full of pep wIth a good sense of humor and a smlle for every one Her hobbies are smglng and danclng Though she appears to be happy go lucky she IS really quIte SCFIOUS about llfe especIally love She IS a member of the Llttle Women s Club and certamlv 18 a Lrue llttle woman at heart May happmess and luck be ers WRIGLEY RICHARD Q DICK General LI e begms al 2 40 Dlck entered the portals of our lh8t1tUtC of learnmg wIth a smlle and IS leaving wlth a smlle Wlth hlS happy go lucky attltude and wlth hls Incessant humorous remarks In season and out of season he has acqulred a host of lIfe long frIends Dlck IS most contented at 2 40 when he places both school books and thoughts lh hrs locker and makes a mad rush for the mam door He IS a faIthful supporter of athletlc actIvIt1es DIck Intends to enter Purdue In the fall We feel sure that he wIll be as well llked there Bas elball ,IV 2 Class Basketball 3 4 WUCHTER ALMA MAE MICK General Her 00168 IS swee! as I Il loo lls musxc rom her face PICIUYC a dreary day wxth the prospect of several tough tests One thlng that will be sure cheer to you IS Mick s dlmples Mxck spends a consxderable amount of tIme on muslc but she IS able to keep up a fme scholasuc record just the same ln boostlng school aCtlVltlCS especxally football and basketball she s all there A good sport and swell addItIon to any crowd Chorus 2 3 4 A Capella ClIo1r 3 4 Czrls Clee Club 3 4 Nahonal Honor Socrely 4 German Club 4 Crrl Reserves WUNDER WILLIAM F BILL General, LI c s no bowl of berrzes Bnll 18 a lxlcable chap and an easy fellow to get along wIth He 15 not only a good fellow but also a good student The great out of doors lS hIs workshop swlmmlng and trout fishmg occupy a large portxon of hls time Bull s bug ambl tIon IS to become a surgeon and as second cholce a forester Here s wlshmg hum success and happlness In all he ever undertakes Slamp Club Usher Foolball and Baskelball Games l . I. if l n I ..,' lf , : , , . . jf l .. . . .fl k . fl I 4f ' ' ' ' ' Page One Hundred Sixty five CO US 2' I YEAGER LESHER H Commercial When care becomes a boon to lzfe then he II begzn to worry Brxght and early every mornmg we hear a nolse ln the dlstance the hum of a motor It IS sure to be Peanuts wnth hls Chevy He has an-wed on the grounds of A H S for another day s work Peanuts comes from the bloom mg town of Chapmans the llttle man from the blg town He has a pleasant dlsposltlon IS very well llked and IS a good pal Hls future IS not fully declded but we wxsh hum the best cf luck lh whatever he undertakes YOTTER ,IANICE FAY General Eats to Izve lwes to dance JHHICC ns the klnd of a girl who doesn t study but always comes out on the top She IS out for fun and she gets plenty of lt Her weakness IS he men especially basket ball players Strange as lt may seem anlce IS very domestic for she loves to kmt and sew and she even took cookmg ln school Her ambxtxon IS to be a bxg time book keeper and an old maxd Spanish Club 2 3 WYLER WANDA AGATHA WANDA General Her open eyes deszre the truth The wrsdom o a thousand years IS rn her A glrl wlth many ambltxons IS Wanda Her greatest ambxtlon however lS to go into sclentlfxc research of some klnd presumably chemlcal She also has a grand talent for drawmg whlch IS her avocatlon ln splte of all her studles ln which she makes good marks she finds tlme to keep up with her sketching She has the ablllty and the determmatlon to succeed and wlth the trammg given bv exther Barnard or Cornell we believe her ambltnons wnll be fulfilled French Club 3 4 PEANUTS YOST FRANK F FRANKIE College Entrance m Arts Fate leads the wzllmg but drrves the stubborn H1 Gang says Frankle and then he Hoods you wnth that pecullar smxle whxch only he can produce Frankne lS an easy gomg carefree fellow somewhat hard to fathom but makes frlends wnth any one Frankle IS also known as a P k Cpreacher s kid, and IS an actlve member of Chrls tlan Endeavor From what we hear of Frankles speed stones we thmk he IS destmed for a Job of mechanlc or speed kmg but on the contrary he wants to bea lawyer or a school teacher Whatever It may be Frankle keep your ohm up keep smllmg and keep golng forward OLGA Page One Hundred Srxty su' I V.. 5 U -f . . .. . 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CO US YOUNG LOIS MARIE Lois General Il rs smcerrly whrch places a crown upon our lwes Puzzled over the exact meanmg of P01583 Study LOIS she can take command of any sltuatlon Besxdes that her amxable manner and understanding nature have made her many friends One can tell his trouble to her and recelve ready sympathy You have missed a natural artlst at the plano lf you have not heard Lols s fingers fly over some beautiful classical melody She means to be an accom pamst Whatever she attempts she wxll put her whole heart and soul xnto lt Sczence Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 G1r1Resernes 3 4 Nalzonal Honor Soczely 4 Orchestra 4 Sludenl Counczl 2 YOUNG HAROLD ELLIS Bun Englneermg and Scxence Don l orgel lo come Bud ns a thmker of the semor class probably due to a severe Jolt on the head admmnstered by an lntruder bored by a long telephone conversatlon to the gxrl of the hour He lakes school so much that he has stayed here five years a real veteran waiting for a penslon Hrs vacant periods he spends In the lxbrary playmg Tat tat toe with Ffltl Wlllenbecher Bud has hlgh ambltlons and hopes for an appomtment to the Naval Academy We all wlsh hlm good luck and hope to see hlm make good m thxs Held Spanish Club 3 4 ZELLERS EDNA MAE BABS Commerclal A blue eyed girl with the cheery smrlef Every one llkes Edna her agreeable dxsposxtlon and her wnllmgness to help 1n any cause have made her welcome m all groups Babs IS well on her way to success as a secre tary May success and happiness be your closest frlends Represenlalwe 2 Class Bas elball 2 National Honor Soczely 4 ZELLNER JOHN ROBERT Acx Commercial Thzs allow zs wrse enough to play the fool aclc IS a happy go lucky type of fellow who always man ages to squeeze a good tlme out of the dullest of ordeals It IS easy to locate ack elther because of the crowd he IS wlth or because of hxs quamt saymg Quit carrying on Hxs favorxte pastimes are joy rldlng swnmmmg and parties and he doesn t mmd at all lf a few glrls happen to be ln the gang We re telling you girls here IS a mce chap nelther too tall nor too short cheerful and never foolxshly affronted nor void of affection Page One Hundred Szxly seven 3,4,. 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J ' , , ' , - CGMUS ZIEGENFUSS SARA VIOLA SA1.1v Retail Sellmg er alrer rowns are farrer far Than smiles o other mazdens are Wherever Sally IS there IS an a1r of cheerfulness She IS a sweet httle mlss of medlum henght wlth honey colored halr and grey eyes that are always ready to twinkle Sally loves dancmg and rs an all round good sport She IS content to be a saleslady untll Prmce Charmmg whlsks her off Good luck to Sally ZINK ANNAMAE ZINKIE Commerclal Eyes lxke a Iztlle blue flower Called lhe forge! me not Annamae IS always smnlmg and vxvacxous Some of her hobbxes are Taking extracts from papers and magazmes and drawlng them collectmg attractlve drawings and PIC tures of movie stars and playxng the piano She lxkes basketball and football she llkes to read books and the comlc sheet Her favorite dog xs the Scottxe her favorite flowers are lllles of the valley and roses As Annamae leaves A H S we wish her all the success and happiness lxfe can brxng her ZETTLFMOYER EARL ALVIN Zar-rv General ln sweet musxc rs such arl Krlllng care and grze o hear! Oh' Oh' Glrls Look who comes here' Zetty s every body s friend a conscientious student an ldeal drummer He IS a happy go lucky fellow and takes whatever comes to him and makes It splendid ln class he knows all the answers he s a great fellow to slt besxde 1n math He has a pleaslng and Jolly dlsposxhon and takes a great lnterest ln the band and orchestra If he can solve lxfe s problems as easxly as he solves has advanced arlthmetlc he will do well Band 2 3 4 Orchcslra 2 3 4 ZIMMERMAN ELSIE. E. ZIM General Zim IS another one of those qulet girls Her work IS always done Zum trles to please every one yet she has her own ldB8S and will not glve up When lt comes to Com merclal Law Zum IS always on the top This IS one gurl who can argue Thls lS another gurl who wlshes to go ID the socxal held and become a social worker We wlsh you the best of luck Chorus 4 German Club 4 Page One Hundred Surly-ezghl 1 . . f f , 'II l --H f ' H f Q , U f . None but hcrscU can be her parallel. l ' ,v W .1 CO S ZUBFR ELWOOD MAURICE SHORTY Nlachlne Shop Llllle bu! mlghly The llttlest lad ln the class who thlnks there IS a tlme for everythlng Every one thlnks he s a sophomore but hlm self Some day he wlll be a machlnlst of great ablllty at least that s hls maln ambltlon He knows practlce makes perfect and IS he practlcln 3 You ought to see hlm rush around the shop He has an eye for the glrls but they don t mean much to hlm NADIG ROBFRT I Boll Commerclal Never do today what you can do tomorrow Bob IS just another one of those fellows who walk through the hall wlshlng he were a sophomore He IS not the movle hero type but IS llked by everybody When there IS work to be done he always has It flnlshed some tlme but he IS sure to start as late as posslble He IS a qulet person but whlle passlng between classes you can alwavs hear hlm slnglng or hummlng a tune Good luck Bob Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Q bonnet on EFHUIIHIIIIQ Baath Wlth hopes and smlles and laudatory pralse MUSIC and laughter and a tear conflned Youth stralghtens up and Ends a boundary llne Nlarklng a future allen to ltS gaze En relrospecl lt sees bllthe careless days Faded llke swan songs ln a Swlft decllne Cone as the froth from off a sparkllng WIDE Leavlng a memory and a perfumed haze AdleU to chlldhood but a toast to thee- Young graduates here IS the world to tend' Take lt and vow by Llfe ltself to see Clearly and broadly to the wlde world s end For Wlth strong hearts and hope and unlty And wlth a song the world ls yours to mend A1.Tl-ll:A L KRFX Page One Hundred Slxly mne .. -f - . .4 . . .- . . , r 1 . n l 1 . - l Abraham Abraham Adams Allen Adams Robert Adler Monroe Albright Malcolm Alexander Jerome Allsop Davld Allsop Norman Almeida Louis Amlcn Rocco Anthony Wllllam Backenstoe Richard Balllet Clark Balllet jack Barlett Charles Bartlett Frederick Bartlett George Baumgartner Homer Bauscher George Bean Llnford Bechtel Allen Becker Earl Becker Hlram Beers Ellison Bextter Frederlck Bennmger Forrest Berry Lewls Bllhelmer Willard Boandl Alfred Boner Russell Borrelln Angelo Brader Rlchard Brelsch Ollver Brogna Henry Bruck Ralph Bruder Norman Bryan Thomas Bryan Frank T Buck Wllllam Burger Donald Busby Richard Capkovlc Alfred Clhano oseph Clark Joseph Clauss Davxd Cochrane Thomas Colarusso Alfred Coombe Edward Corlngrato Rudolph Coyle Danlel Cressman Mark Cuthbert R Robb Cutshall Richard Dal Maso llarlo Dammrlch Robert Danner ames Darrohn ohn Davls Tom Decesar Clarence Decker Walter Delfer Warren DeLong Richard Delucxa Frank Deppen Donald DeMartlno Salvatore Deshler james COMUS Glass Buster 1936 Maps DeWalt Earl DeWalt Wlllxam Dlefenderfer Frank Dlehl Kenneth A Dxlllarcl Allen Dxnger Charles Dixon Robert Doll Robert Donmoyer ohn Donschletz Walter Downing Wlllard Dreher john Druckenmlller David Duschak Charles Eddy John Edelman Charles Ehrlch Richard Engle Robert Erwln Milton Erwme Donald Fahler Wllllam H Faulkner Donald Faust Lewis Fegeley Homer Fehr George Fenstermaker Charles Ferry Edward Feyrer Paul Fledler Edward Fiedler William Fisher Thomas Flahart Martin Fogel Herman Frederick Richard Freed Kenneth Frey Harold Frey Robert Frltsch Paul Fronhelser Phnlbert Fulmer Arthur Funk Willard Gallagher Fugene Gangwer Richard Gaumer Alton Gavm joseph Geary Henry Gelsler Ernest Gemmel Harold Genther Peter German Emerson Gery Paul Gestl Rudolph Gllbert Stanle Gillette LaMonte Gush Newton Hdhlll Robert Gllckman Leonard Goebert Raymond Goheen Frederick Goundle Joseph Green Robert Greenawald Gerald Guth Robert Guth Theodore Hafner George Halperin Bernard Harbaugh Wlllxam Hart Joseph Hauke Edward Heabner Maynard Headman Kenneth Heck Frank Heffel joseph Helffrlch Nevin H Hexberger Robert Helmbach K Wlllard Hellerlch Mahlon Hendrlckson john Hennmger Melcholr Henry Robert Hensmger Claude Herb Robert .Herber Stanley Herbst Wllllam Heyl Allen Hlpple Edward Hirsch George Hxxson Charles Hlxson Harold Hoffman Albert Hoffman Charles Hoffman Freclerlck Hoffman Louis Holben Donald R Holland Steward Horlacher Curt1s Horner ack Howard ames Huber Wllllam lskra Ludwig jackson Oliver ackson Paul arrett Danlel ohnson Kenneth Karol joseph Katz Harry Katzmlre Raymond Kelper Donald Kelper Richard Kelper Robert Kexser Clarence elechava Eugene Kern ohn Ketterer R1chard Keyser Curtis Klernan Clarence Klnard Robert Kipp Elmer Klrschen Leon Klshbauch Walter Klsthardt Wllllam Klstler Frederlck Kxstler Rlchard Kleln Saul Klepplnger Henry Kline Kenneth Klotz Fred Knerr Edgar Knerr Henry Knoll Eugene Koehler Fred Kohler Telford Page One Hundred Seventy Krause Roger Krevsky Seymour Krobath Charles Krueger Charles Krum ohn Krupp Wlllard Kuhns Paul Kuhns Wllllam Kunkle Wllllam Kuzman joseph Lamm Walter Laubenstem Carl Laudenslager Ernest Laury Richard Leh Stanley Lehr Elwood Lelbensperger Ernest Leldner Harvey Leonard Ronald Lllly Kenneth Llptock Rlchard Lobach ames Long Elmer Long Paul Long Robert Lusch Charles MacMullen Leon Magllane Angelo Malcks Paul Markowitz Walter McCarrell john McFadden Joseph Mellner Samuel Merrln Sldney Merson Clarence Mest Robert Metzger Clair Meyer Winfield Michael Thomas MllkOVlCS Arpad Mnller Mlller Muller Muller Mlnet Mohr Moore Albert Clarence Edgar Leonard Emil Malcolm Charles Moschmx Lester Moyer Charles Musselman Dale Myers Harry Nadlg Robert Nadlg Thomas Naef Bernard Neff Carl Nester Carson Neubauer Albert Neubauer Glenn Nonnemaker Dean -gbonnell Anthony ONe1l Danlel Ott Robert F Ott Robert W Palanlca Edward Palanlca Peter Person Robert 1 I U A . I . Y 1 . h , , J. . ., . . Y I , , , . , . . ,I - ' ' I . ' . . f - ' . -J 1 ' - ' A ' ' . . . ' . . , . U , ' . , . ' , . . , , ' , U . , , . ,. , . , . . . . Q . I D 9 . l I I I ., . ' . , , I I l I ' V , h , ' . , ,I I . I . ' I I . ' . , , , . . . , I I I I I I , . , . ,I . Brensinger, Stewart Folwell, Nate Hudock, john Mentzell, Raymond 7 I 7 ' P 1 . . J . . . , J I . , . . . , , 4 . , . . , ,J , ' i , , , - ' . , ' , . I V l I . I . A , ,ls , . - - 'J . 1 . w . . . D , l ' I . v I I I . I I , is I y - y . v . , ' , . , . . l I I I I I ' . ' . ' . ' . ' l . 1 I ' l ' ',,, - . I y I I 1 ' I I I Phillips Warren Popek John Rabert Kenneth Rahn Leonard Raker Frederxck Reber Robert Reed Wllham Refbord Warren Relfsnyder ohn Reinhard Clarence Remhard Mllton Relnsmxth Alfred Relnsmxth Charles Rems Ernest Resser Stephen Ressler Raymond Reynolds Arhng Rxndock Fred Rlnn Robert Rltter Casper Rockmaker Robert Roemlg Marlyn Rohrbach Glenn Romlg ohn Roth lrvlng ohn Luther Frederlck George Russell Roth Roth Ruch Rupp Rupp Sampson George Sassaman Allen Saul Franklin Schaffer Howard Abraham Margaret Acker Marle Adler Sadie Albrlght Alma Albrlght Althea Aldrxch Jane Applegate Jeanne Ardle Eleanor Armbruster Mildred Arnold Pauhne Bachman Grace Baer Ameha Baker ane Bartholomew Patrlcla Bast Adela Bastlan Barbara Batman Gladys Bauer Bonnie Bauer Margaret Bear Katherine Bearman Hannah Berhn Lorralne Best eanne Bhaer Vlrglnla Blechy Myrtle Brgg Grace Blgney Catherlne Bxlenky Florence Bntler Claxre Blttmg Marlon Blum Leah Blum Zelda -Smlth CQMUS .Schaffer Schantz Schantz Scharadm Paul George Schell Rewellyn Schlfreen Harold Schlelcher Charles Schllcher Arthur Schmidt Fred Schmoyer Robert Schneck Earl Jack Ellwood Kermlt Scheetz Schock Frankhn Schwarz oseph Schwarz Walter Seaman Clyde Sechler Kenneth Seckar Valentine Seem Benjamin Selfort Harry Selen Edward Shafer Danlel Shaffer Sanders Shaw Frank Slmpson William Smger Frederick Slnger ohn Slngmaster Lamar Sxwy Michael Charles Donald Douglas Joseph H Morton Smlth Smith Smlth Smith Bologness Mary Bower Frances Bowers Ruth Brady LaRue Brandt Sara Brinker Dorothy Brown Mary Buchecker Dorothy Bufhngton Freda Burger June Burkhardt Helen Burrows Ruth Canova Helen Chrlst Grace Cofheld Anna Cogley Wllma Cohen Myra Connelly Grace Cope Audrey Courdler Ardeth Craig Betty Crouthamel une Cunmngham Marga Dankel Louise Danner Anna DArconte Olympia Davies Evelyn Dawalt Ruth Deardorff Dorothea Decker Jean Delbert Pearl ret Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Charles Edgar Mervm Richard Stauffer Paul Stemer Frank Stephens Dallas Stocker Ralph Stocker Wllbur Storch Tracy Stoudt Kenne Strauss Harry Suck Richard Swartley Kenneth Swartz Walter Sznta Louis Taylor Frank Taylor Fred Thomas Hulme Thomas ames Tremol Trexler Trexler Trexler Troller Troxell Troxell Frank Arthur ee Rolhn Edward Rlchard Robert Tust Edward Underwood Robert Van Horn Lee Wagner William Walbert Edward Walbert John S Walp Frederick Glass Raster 1936 Girls DeLong Frances Bolestrldge Kath ryne Demmy Eleanor Dengler Louxse Dent ane Detllng Anna Deutsch Arlene Dlefenderfer Ruth Diehl Mary DlG1orglo Clara Dodd Vlvlan Doncsecz Margaret Drayton Kathleen Duelfer Mae Dunkel Phylhs Eckert Joan Eckert Mlldred Eckert Peggy Erdman Dorothy Faxrchxld Betty Fegely Mae Ferrl Matilda Fetzer Ruth Fmlzzl Antnonette Fmk Jeanette Finkel Edxth Flores Hattxe Fox Vxrglma Frankhauser Bernadlne Hartman Marian Frantz Alma Henry Marian Frantz Marjorie Herber Clara Freeman Bette Hersh Annle Freeman Eleanor Hesslnger Madohn Page One Hundred Seventy-one , . , ,Wl -J , , . . .J . , ' , HJ , ,J . . . . ,J , , , , ,J . . , . , .J , - - ,J . . , . .J .J . . ,J - . . ,J 3 . , . y , 4-- , , , -J .J . , I v v r , y , , I . , .J . .I . ' , ' ' v I 1 ' n , , Donald Richard Charles Edward ater Wehlnger Francls Welda Lloyd H Welda Vmcent Welsel Paul Wenck Harry Wenner Carl Wenner Henry Werley Arthur Werley LeRoy Werner Gabrlel Wlllenbacker Fred Williams Davld Wmt Rufus Wntkowskl Ramon Worman Franklin Worsley Rlchard Wrigley Richard Wunder Wllllam Walton Wasser Watson Weaver Weaver Yale Wllham Yeager Lesher Yost Frank Young Harold Zellner ohn Zettlemoyer Earl Ziegler Walter Zuber Elwood Frxes Ruth Fullmer Lois Gabel Helen Geldner Grace Genssmger Florence Gemmel Ehzabeth Gensemer Ruth George Beatrlce German une Getz Adelo Goodman Lorrayne Goranson Fayo Gorgodnan uha Graul une Graver Doroth Gross Esther Grossman Lxlhan Gruber Janet Haas Alvetta Haas Geraldme Hacker Helen Halmowlcz Sarah Handwerk Betty Haney Margaret Hannxs Ehzabeth Harned Sall Hartman ean Hirst eanette Hoehl Anna Hoffman Muriel Hollenbach ane Holtzman Norma Hornbeck Marjorle Horvath Julla Hume ean Hunslnger Katharine lobst Catherine lwodz Marlanna acoby Marjorie anko Elizabeth Jay Naomi Jenkms Kathleen ones essle ordan Vlvlan Kalb Eleanore Kavalkovlch Anna Kelm Eleanor Kelper Harrnet Kelser Rosa Kelly June Kemmerer Helen Kern Marxan Kershner Lols Knnney Lonetta Klstler ean Kleckner Ruth Kllnger Ruth Kobrosky Lllllan Koch Kathryn Kocher Vxolet Kohler Frances Koman Stella Kostolsky Olga Kovacs Catherme Kramer Ruth Krause Carolme Kresge Paulme Krex Althea Krlebel Susanne Krum Dorothy Kufen Althea Kufen Mary E Kutz Chrxstme Lambert Elva Landis Vera Laubach Dorothy Lawrence Bette Lederman Natalle Leeser Evelyn Lehman Ruth Lenser Arlene Lentz Betty Lentz Blanche Lentz Helen Levy Lllllan Llchtenwalner Lorram Lova Blanche Ludwlg Grace Lynch Mae Mallatratt Ellen Marks Loulse Masonhelmer Dorothy Matatlcs Margaret McCurley ane McG1nley eanne Melber Ceraldme Merkle Muriel Mest Marguerite Muller Dorothy Miller Cladys Muller JoyceA Miller Marian Muller Mary Muller Mmam A Muller Mlrlam E Moose Beatrice Moser Dorothy Moyer May Muth Dorothy lltllathanson Dons onnemacher Betty 0 Donnell Frances Rutter Mnldred Rutter Paulme Roderick Edlth Roedell Eleanor Roehler Gerda Roma lrma Stern Marcelle Stottler Janet Stocker Roberta Stokes Jean Stoneback Ruth Strause Mildred Rosenberger Kather1neStuber Kathryn Roth Eleanor Roth Elizabeth Roth Kathryn Rothman Sara Rowan Ruth Rudakewlz ulla Rudxak Catherme Ruhe Patricia Ruhf Vera Rupp Pauline Schaeffer Beverly Schaeffer Mxldred Schaeffer Mmam Schantz Kathleen Schappel Orpha Schlegel Betty Schlelcher e Schllcher Ardxth Schnabel Vera COM S schger Eleanor O Hara Loret t a Orm rod eane Parklnson Ruth Parry Arlene Parsons Dorothy Patterson Dorothy Peacock Margaret Peters Alma Peterson Gertrude Petlto Mary Phllllps Elsie Pohl Ellzabeth Pottenger Betty Provmce Althea umn Annamarle Rabenold Marxan Rafferty Helen Randolph Helen Read Doris Rebert Elizabeth Rebert Margaret Recker Evelyn Relchelderfer Mae Rexlly Constance Remhard Margaret Remsmnth Lucllle Remsmxth Vernlce Reuber Joanna Rex Anna 'Rex Caroline e Rex Clara Loesch Ruth Rhoads Fmma Longenecker Betty Rldnack Annle Schneider Betty Schnurman Lois Schollenberger une Schulthels oyce Schultz Jeanette Schwenk Evelyn Searfass Fayetta Sechler lsabel Selders Grace Sell Ruth .Sellers Esther Seng Theda Serokey Anna Shade Mildred Sheely Gertrude Sheftel Beatrice Sher Dorls Siegel Ruth Slegfrled Dorothy Siegfried Geraldine Smale Catharme Smlth Gertrude Snyder Evelyn Snyder June Sobchak Agnes Solllday Hnlda Sordon Vlrgmla Sos Mary Spadt Scherlene Spang Madelene Spengler Kathryn Springer Lucllle Stauffer Pauline Stelz Genevieve Page One Hundred Seventy lwo Stump Mlldred Sussman Ada Sydor Anna Tate Oleta Teger Hllda Teman Helen Tenchla Anna Theodore Annetta Thomas Luella Tilghman Ruth Trelble Anna Trexler une Troxell Eleanor Trump Ruth Turoscy Pauline Uhler Carrie Uhler Jeanne Van Rlper Allcla Wagner Dorothy Wagner Mary Wagner Vlolet Wallltsch Elsie Welant Marlon Weinberg Fannie Wemgart Mildred Welsel Ehzabeth Wells Caroline Welllver AnnaM Wernyoskl Anna Wert Margaret Wertman May Wescoe Jeanette Wessler Alice West Thelma Whnte Henrletta Wlegner Mae Wnllnams Avnell Wllllams ane Wmt Ruth Wirth Vlrgmla Wolfe Margaret Woodward Pauline Workman Jean Wragg Kathryn Wuchter Alma Wyler Wanda Yotter Janice Young Lois Zellers Edna Zlegenfuss Sara Zimmerman Elsie Zmk Annamae ' .J , 1 . 'A . ,I V h IJ . a ' I ' . . .J , . . 5 ' . . ' . A-JZ .- J ,I Q f ' ' .' .' PI f . ' .. I - '. ' . I A I Q I ju IJ J -. J - ' f '-Jen i. ., . - .J , .J ' . ' , Osenbach, Melvma Schray. Betty Webb, Mary ', Q- ' ' .- ,i . . U-', . - 1 T, . 3' IJ Ulihe last wut! ann Testament We the Senlor Class of the Allentown Hugh School ln thls year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and thlrty slx belng of llght mmcl sprlghtlv Splflt and soarlng soul do therefore make publlc and declare thus to be the last Wall and Testament our class ln all manner and form following O 0 O O O O 0 O O 0 O O O O 0 O C G the Class of l938 our well worn debates textbooks and desks the Republicans Alton Caumer s publlclty campalgns the museums Eleanor Kelm s spring dances George Wood Richard DeLong s melodlous voice future track opponents of A H S Frank Yost s speed the next year s student body renewed hopes for a second floor passage to the annex another nlght owl Pete C-enther s non rmgmg alarm clock the Class of 37 a super trust fund for bigger and better bath towels the lncommg Sophomores saltless soup and butterless bread Allentown Hugh s loyal band new uniforms and real recognntlon the gurls of 37 mlrrors lnslde every door the class of 37 the annex and its Path of Roses the boys of 37 an appreclatxon of Professor Frankenfield s poetry everybody the bram storms whlch overtake us during the sprmgtlme the unxors the ablllty to spend five mlnutes on lt some unwary unlor Bob Rockmaker s mcnsxon any fave members of the unlor Class the colossal vocabulary of Leon lVlclVlullen future seniors all Iron framed wlndows IH the old bulldlng the nearest thlng to a gulllotme these Unlted States To future pmg pongers teachers desk for battlehelds To the study hall some ofRuf1e Wlnt s caskets whlch seem to be more comfortable than those SC3tS O O O C C O O O o shexme Cl CJ KJ KJ 13 CJ unlor tenms stars the art of pxcklng up a tennis ball without bendlng all home rooms lVlr Thomas code of ethxcs ambltlous people the work of cleanmg out all the senlor rubbish from the desks future hopefuls that second floor passage to the annex all girl swimmers free permanents to be paxd for from the class treasury commercial students sxlent typewrnters Mr Frltsch larger and crunchler carrots the future gym team the parallel bars wlth the broken wheel Mr Boyer moving picture fuses guaranteed not to blow up Robert lnegley material for a serial Arllngton Bowman Saul Klein s posltlon as wlndow closer and door shutter lh Mr Wem r s room an lgnorant soph Loretta O Hara s nursery rhymes Hope Rltter Harold Schlfreen s shoes equlpped wlth stalnless oars Mr Welnshexmer a standing order for paper any one who has room for lt a piece of Clarence lVlerson s mlnd the cheerleaders Bette Lawrence s graham crackers the school more bulletm board space for the honor roll alr transportation between bulldlngs steel llned straws for the cafeteria more chalk extra credtt and homework assorters for Mr Welnshlmer And lastly we do make constitute and appoint Russ the janitor to be the executor of this our last will and testament revoking all former whlms and EjdCUldll0nS by us at any time hereto fore made ln WIIDBSS whereof we do set our hands and our seal ln this year of our Lord I936 CLXSS or I936 Page One Hundred Sevenly three of ' ' 1 T W- 4' ' , T i. , . 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T f ' - . .T. -4- . . 1 -I A CCDMUS Ziaall nf Jfame ACK BALLIET For hrs whlmslcal tomfoolery that gave us all relaxation from the drudgery of school work BARBARA BASTIAN For her beautlful volce her popularity and her unspolled charm LARUE BRADY For bemg vnce presldent of the class three tlmes and for her many talents ln many fields of endeavor RICHARD BUSBY For becommg ln the short perlod of one year one of the best llked Semors and for hrs very actlve partrcrpatxon 1n sports GEORGE FEHR For the capable manner wrth whlch he has managed the champlonshlp swlmmmg team for hls Fadlatlng person allty and his fairness to everybody EDWARD FIEDLER Scholar and Gentleman For hls quiet ways his wholehearted co operation 1n every dlrectlon and for hls fine scholastlc standing ICHARD GANGAWERE For hls scholastnc record hrs quiet ways hrs co operative sprrlt and for the generosity that has been a blessmg to so many Senrors ALTON GAUMER For hls partlclpatlon ln practlcally everything as well as hrs man agement of publlclty for all plays and his lntelllgence and good Judgment as cheer leader BETTY GEMMEL For her capable handlmg of the secretaryshlp of the class of 36 for two years for her pleasmg personahty and her tireless actlv ty ln semor class HHHIYS LAMONTE GILLETTL For bemg a great class president for two years and for hrs helplng hand ln all Senior functions ROBERT HENRY For hrs splendxd scholar shlp hrs personality and hls splrlt of co operatlon ln his buslness assoclatlons with the downtown merchants ELEANOR KEIM For her mlmxtable abnlrty to talk and her fine actlvrtles rn Daddy Long Legs LTHEA KREX Poet Laureate For her own excellent poetry and for other and wllllng asslstance rn the Canary and Blue and COMUS JOSEPH KUZMAN Athlete and Scholar For hls qulet pursuance of all hrs tasks and fulflllxng of all hrs responslbllltles BETTY LAWRENCE For her excellent hand ling of the breezy sport reviews ln the Can ary and Blue and COMUS and her ab1l1ty ln acting displayed lh almost every play we have presented Her Aunl Betsey lS unfor gettable JOSEPH IVICFADDEN For hls fine sportsman shlp not only on the playlng field but ln the game of llVlHg for bexng a letter man ln football basketball and baseball and the president of the Senior class LARENCE MERSON For hrs unassummg manner his pleasmg personality hls co operative Splflt and scholastlc achieve ment MALCOLM MOHR For bemg tops not only m the pyramid on the gym team and m the commerclal department but also the flrst member of the commerclal department to be editor of the COMUS CHARLPS MOYER For bemg one of the llve llest of the lively xndustrlal members for bemg such a consclentlous worker and for his good clean fun DWARD PALANICA For hrs gen1us hrs lxke able personality and the dlstlnctxon of wm ning a prlze and three exhibition placements ln the National Scholastlc Art Contest BETTY POTTEIGER For her charmmg spoiled manner and her lntelllgent lnterest ln her school and store contacts HELEN RANDOLPH For her llve Interested and lntelllgent attltude and most pleasing personallty and appearance ROBERT ROCKMAKER For general excellence and good nature along with a business acumen that enabled hlm to bring ln many shekels to the buslness manager of the COMUS GEORGE SAMPSON For hrs definlte march to ward acqulrmg a real education and hls effervescent splrlt that blossoms out mto verse on all occasions GERTRUDE SHEELY For her actnve partxcrpa tlon ln all scholastic sports and her good lrlsh wrt GEORGE SCHEETZ For hrs brrllrant mmd hrs orlglnallty and general scholarship MARY WAGNER For partrcnpatnon nn all scholastic and soclal 3CtlVltlCS and for being the typical A H S student VIRGINIA WIRTH For her superb plano play mg ln auditorium perlods her pleasing per sonallty and likable character Page One Hundred Sevenly four r . 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W- . . - ' , un- , 7 A H- ' - ' i i I - , - COMUS hX xr 1937 Qlllass Zbnstnrp Wnth the entrance of our class the student population of the hlgh school Jumped to an unpre cedented hlgh We do not wlsh to seem conceltecl but still lt appears to us that we were very successful ln school actlvltles for first year students The members of our class Immediately entered the social llfe of the school and a greater number of sophomores than ever before gained places on the staff of the Canary and Blue Moreover the members of our class were not lax on the athletic field they xmmedlately made a name for themselves ln the class football games then went on to greater laurels by annexmg the lntra mural class basketball champlonshlp Not to be outdone the members of the class track team gave stiff competition to the upper classmen ID the fight for varsity berths With the beglnnmg of our unlor year we made the transltlon from patromzlng the affairs sponsored by the other classes to puttlng on affairs of our own We were able to make our umor Prom the most successful held at A H S ln the past five vears Then there came a lull ln our aCtlVlfleS untll April when plans were lald for our play which provel to be a smashmg success At the same txme we kept up our leadership on the staff of the Canary many of the old members retalnlng their positions and some addxtlons belng made ln athletics our classmates won the lnter class track meet showing their heels to the other classes ln a majorlty of the events More over we supphed members to the varsxty teams nn all sports Now as the year ends we are already making plans for becoming as successful a Senlor Class as old A H S had had So far we have been fortunate no members of our class have been lost by death We stand now on the threshold of a new and a fuller experience looking back at our several gratlfylng achievements and forward to better attempts and we trust better accomplish ment and praying always for a second floor passage to the Annex Page One Hundred Seventy ffve C'l,.xk ' X 'n-.sung Pws. 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COMUS .ar mx XXPXXI-R rms NI fl lIORlXiL NIul1xSmcx xx X Irs 1938 Glass Zlalstnrp enjoymg a delightful summer vacatlon over one thousand very anxlous yet tlmld bo ys and gurls were about to enter the highest publxc lnstltutlon 1n the clty We acted just as any other group of people would upon enterlng a new phase of llvmg Members were backward ln thelr U manner pon entering the cafeteria for the flrst time they were as bewildered as lu the cl y amor of Fifth Avenue for all around the newcomers were exploring dropping trays and managing to After obtain very llttle to eat Th p s and other less compl n entary names Today however we enter the doorways of Allentown Hugh School no longer unaware of the procedure and everyday doings We have learned to mmgle h wxt upperclassmen and adapt ourselves to our new envnronment e greetings from the upperclassmen were ln no wlse promlsmg we were called little So h The affairs of the class wer organized council whlch represents the Sophomore Class through representatxves The extra curricular actlvltxes have Interested deeply the members of the Sophomore Class M h any a sop o more led his very first girl to the Junior Prom and all were very enthusiastic over the delightful e begun after the second semester By thus time we had a well entertainment We have done very llttle as sophomores other than to complete our re ulred sch l lc d q oo wor an arrange for the payment of the class dues However we have two more years to go ln whlch we as a class shall try to carry out and perhaps excel the glamorous fachlevements and hugh standards of work established by the splendid classes of earlier years Page One Hundred Scvenly szx , t svre ff Q 4 a ,Y ' -J l .QF 131' .. 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WV , e ,.- 'Z 'au Zllibe Qllnmus Staff When the COMUS set out to look for an edltor this year nt was fortunate Indeed to find an ener getlc painstaking careful person representmg the commerclal department of the school to under take the task of assembling maternal It was later interesting to learn that the same person topped the pyramld ln the gymnasium team At any rate Malcolm Mohr has done the head work and the foot work for the COMUS to the complete satxsfactlon of all concerned and has more than Justlhed hns appomtment Hrs right hand men 8SSOClate editors George Fehr and Clarence Nlerson an orlglnal and brllllant pa1r finished everything they started and started many thlngs and any edltor knows that that IS a prime vxrtue on a staff Althea Krex and Eleanor Rose Roth already active members of the Canary staff not only brought ln the flne flower of thelr own poetry but gathered up much of the llterary maternal from other students all to enhance the pages of the book whlle Vlrmnna Sordon lent a hand ln several dxrectlons The vallant prompt and complete performance of Bette Lawrence who collected all the data and wrote the sports department complete and never mlssed a trlck deserves a paragraph of lts own The COMUS has never gone together with more expedition and ease and much of the credlt for this goes to this prompt and lndefatlgable sports edltor whose work was equally brxlllant and satxsfactoxv on the Canary staff Ellwood Schantz with his group of asslstants IS especially to be commended Robert Rock maker among the busxness asslstants rates a specxal mentnon among the go getters Altogether thus year s experlence has rather converted the advisers of the Colvlus to the xdea of a very small workmg staff rather than a large group The picture of the COMUS staff IS actually incomplete however without a glimpse ofthe typing department who under the dlrectlon of lVl1ss Dietrich transformed all the manuscript mto per fectly typed copy for the printer Nor would the book be at all ln these lean years were It not for the guldlng hand and the watchful eye of Mr Hamm ln all matters of expenditure a guldance so wxse and so watchful that thls year ns the best year ever for the Comus a book of the students for the students and by the students who wrlte every word except for thus smgle artxcle written by an observer Page One Hundred Sevenly seven U Q ' V 1 I I 5 I . , . 1 V , ' A Q . , f ,f . 'X 'LM fx 'MM . , -, . . , . .. .. . . . 1 I , - ' , . . . , - CO US F 1 Qlanarp anh Blue Future journalists found a ready market for their wrltlng 1n Allentown Hugh with lts three publlcatlons glvlng opportunlty to all kinds of wrlters The Blue Boo was the flrst offerlng of the 1935 36 term lts helpful lnformatlon gave much needed ard to over a thousand Sophomores and qulte a few Junxors and SCHIOTS Came October and the journallsts really began to work The first issue of the Canary and Blue was produced by an edxtorxal staff left over from I934 35 but lt was a new buslness staff that sold the magazine to the students And that business staff outdld the veterans by reachlng a new hugh m yearly subscrlptxons Dorothy Gilman Frederlclc Wescoe Jay Aronsl-Ly Norma Marshall Roy Schmoyer Harold Caplan Vlctor lacocca Nanette Bury and Wllllam Snelllng were the hugh pressure salesmen that accomplxshed the feat of selling the Canary The complete staff lncludxng new and old members was organlzed early by MISS lVlulock and remained practlcally Intact throughout the year A yumor Robert Fegley held the tltle of editor but that t1tle covered a multltucle of jobs diplomat maternal chaser last minute wrlter messenger boy announcer The feature reporters were Dommnck Perslanl a Junior wlth a smooth commentary style and Geraldine Relnsmxth and Gertrude O Donnel a palr of JLIDIOTS wlth lxvely and orngmal ldeas The lnterary department was m the hands of three talented semors Althea Krex and Eleanor Rose Roth artlsts ln fine expression especially gifted ln poetry and Vlrgmla Sordon the mistress of surprise stories who also lnvaded the feature department was capably handled by Bette Lawrence whose refreshing style gave llfe to records of old games LaRue Brady one of the most active semors nn the school headed the exchange department The Canary staff conslsts of the following Editor Robert Fegley Feature Reporters Dominic Perslanl Geraldine Gertrude O Donnel Hunslcker News Gladys Reldy Arlene Schmoyer Dorothy Saeger Lxterary Althea Krex Fleanor Rose Roth Vlrgmla Sordon Sports Bette Law rence Frederick Wescoe Art Edward Palanlca lean Hume Exchanges LaRue Brady Buslness Dorothy Gllman Norma Marshall Frederlclc Wescoe Roy Schmoyer ,lay Aronslcy Harold Caplan Sophomore Busmess Asslstants Victor lacocca Nanette Bury Wllllam Snelling The teachers who so successfully supervlsed the publlcatlons were Miss Mulock head of the Engllsh Department lVlr Zmn prlntlng department MISS Schadt art department lVlr Frltsch humor department MISS Dletrnch typmg department Mr Hamm and Mr Muller busmess affaxrs Page One Hundred Sevcnly ezght v , ' g ' -QA , . If ' 1 , - . . 1 y v - Y - , - v - v v . -f - ' - ' . . v - v . , . - . . - o - - - . - . . - . . - . - , v -. f . , - . . - . - - - , , . . . , CQMUS Svemnr Qialeniaar Sr Prr um R QI enmg day of school well attended 2949 strong Sophomores app al rejected must serve sentence of I97 days of hard labor with a possible reprleve of 64 days ln summer SCHIOTS begun selling lockers and audltorlum seats to unknowmg sophomores Lockers sold out Nlr Acker calls rehearsal of larnyx tlcklers Call for student ushc rs for football games l nough ushers reported to Mr Wctherholcl to handle a rlot ln Nladlson Square harden Farr week orxgmal excuses at a premium Allentown opens football season by defeatmg lVlcAdoo Hurrah' We re off at last' Ot Tom R Qenrors begun enjovablc studv of Beowulf ack Balllet shows hrst svmptoms of sprmg fever Stamp club holds first mcet1ng eanne Nlcfnnlev and Bonnie Bower only members of female specles to joln Dr Beebe presents interesting lecture Nlllford Blose looks for Lath ln the swlmmmg pool Senxor Class play tryouts Oh boy' these Cables and Garboes' Novrlvmrk Orders taken for senior class rxngs Was xt Fleanor Kelm who vlsloned a rlng wlth a diamond m xt? Cxrls hold waterless water splashing contests ln the swlmmlng pool Not to be outdone the boys stage an lnterclass swlm meet The wrestling team beef twlsters wlth Tony jascott as captaln pre pare for a gruntlng season KIWHDIS Club holds luncheon for football squad band and cheerleaders Wlllle Pxff must have brought along a knapsack to get r1d of all that food Turkey day game A H S falls to brmg home the bacon or should we say turkey Bethle hem I2 Allentown 0 DEC! Musa Lllwood Qhantz stlll workmg off bet he lost on the A H 5 B H 5 football game Last day for contrlbutlng to Chrlstmas trec fund I-d Palanlca displays his phllanthropy by donatmg an lncllan head penny Senlor Class play Daddy Long Legs successfullv presented Bouquet to you MISS Smlth Nlarxan Hartman takes the day off Was xt to go Christmas shopping Nlarlan-W Chrlstmas holidays at last Mr Cly mer looks for potential track stars as 2940 puplls merrily dash out of A H S IIANLMRY Holidays over students return to neglected studles Studles still neglected Fats Fahler IS slowlv breakmg down under the stram of trylng to keep a New Year s resolu tlon Wrestling practice held Astrange phenomena occurred 'nany blue eyes mysterlously turn black Sprung IS just around the corner Robert Rockmaker begins wearxng whlte shoes Mrd year exams May the Lord have mercy on your marks P D trlp to New York From authorltatxve sources we hear that Pete Klotz was seen swappxng yarns with the stuffed monkeys FEBRU XRY Blalr Academy vs A H S swlmmlng team Flash' Flash' a certam petxte damselle ln our senior class IS that way over a certain guard on our basketball team C eorge Hersh beglns tedlous job of raxsxng a hp adornment Raymond Katzmlre 18 appolnted chief of the fourth period C Nlen Pupils belng measured for caps and gowns At least they didn t get our hngerprmts' Page One Hundred Seuenty nme 1 Xa l fr 1 . . lf e xi ,ff fy 1 F ' . ,, ' , ' ' 1 ' ' - ' Y ' . . 3 ,- , r ,I i . 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CCDMUS MARCH The movlng pxcture Human Advcnlurc shown ln audltornum Gee' It almost fooled us for a mlnute The Canary and Blue wlns the Columbla Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon award Old Man Wlnter stxll haunts us Ouch' that s the frozen ear Several seniors stxll trylng to get thelr COMUS plctures ln Annual influx of college presldents registrar etc beglns ln the audltorlum periods Easter holldays a hard earned vacatlon APRIL Seniors do not have to wrlte senlor theme Aprll Fool' Oh well lt was too good to be true Allentown Hxgh swlmmxng team wlns state champlonshlp at Penn State Had they gone a few weeks earller durmg the flood they could have swam just for practice Flshmg season opens May we recommend castor oll to the many who were severely lll for the one day Fish storles fly thlck and fast Trout eye Gangawere almost pulls a muscle m hls arm show mg the bug one that got away The Hlm center of the world moves to Allentown The colossal stupendous glgantlc etc production It Happened IH Allentown IS finally shown at the Rlalto Perhaps we should have warned ohn Barrymore and Katherine Hepburn to beware of competition MAY Muhlenberg College Mask and Dagger Club presents a rlotous comedy Cox and Box A word to the leap year wlse IS sufficient There are men who have never been known to say anythxng but yes over the telephone Oh at last' counts the last seconds untll graduation Alton Gaumer begins worrying about Senlor class f'-IDHDCCS but that s not the reason for hls staylng up so late at mght Dlclc Busby dlscovers what IS the matter wxth his feet poetic Longfellows Semor marks close the suspense xs kllllng us Memorlal Day Students pay heartfelt trlbute to smcere memorles JUNE Semor Class Day' What fun' What a show' What nolse' I0 Senlorexams Dld you pas Senior I arewell Dance Splendid Romantic Commencement Play Another triumph Commencement and Commencement Banquet at last And we re not so happy as we thought we would be Page One Hundred Ezghly .I A . CCDMUS f!Bur Ebzerleahers Sis' Boom' Bah' Every one recognizes this peppy group' Who lsn t familiar with our cheerleaders3 They re always on the job in rain shine and blizzard They ve never failed to cheer the teams whether the contest ended in More power to them and let s give them a cheer for a change Rah' Rah' Rah' Left to right Audrey Cope Bette Lawrence Alton Gaumer head cheer leaderj Fred Wescoe ay Aronsky Grace Christ Betty Bear and seated Loretta O Hara Page One Hundred Erghly one victory or defeat. Their single big weakness is their passion for Coca-Cola. . Z i Y C x - , . J , . 1 ' ' , COMUS Q. . 9. Qllnacbes BIRNEY CRUM J Burney Crum A major coach who still finds time to be athletic director for the public schools Coach Crum is one of the busiest and best known men in the Lehigh Valley and associate leagues Missing out by a fluke one championship he nevertheless proved that he had clone it again turned out two Fine teams Look at their season s records if you need any proof More power to him and may his teams continue to be championship stuff Thomas ,I Brennan A grown up who still can t stop chasing the ball Mr Brennan is the genial man one sees instructing the boys at the bucking machine He likes to get his players in under him whether lt be in football chemistry or track which IS another sideline that he has recently included among his activities Ralph V Wetherhold The busiest man in the high school that s the unchallenged title Mr Wetherhold hears It samazlng that he doesn t mix a hit of botany or biology with his manage ment of the numerous sports with which he is connected There s plentv to do in a faculty man ager s life arranging schedules choosing refs contacting managers taking care of ticket sales caps sellers gate men and accommodations not to mention planning banquets' We don t envy him but we do admire and commend him Page One Hundred Ezghly two 5 Q' ' . it J. his chemistry classes, too: in fact, he asks for them. Well, it's certain that they'll learn something CGMUS Q Q 3 touches THOMAS BRENNAN RALPH V WETHERHOLD 41. 'Cf HELEN M NOBLE WILLIAM BREISCH Page One Hundred Exghly three PAUL K CLYMER MELVILLE ,I BOYER COMUS Q 35 S Qlluarbes Helen M Noble Though MISS Noble has had the task of coachlng varsity basketball taken off her shoulders she stlll teaches IX large gym classes coaches the girls hockey squad and runs the Inter class spcrts ln connection wlth MISS Boxer her atle H951 tant she IS organxzmg a girls gym team lNever theless MISS Noble we d llke to see a girls basketball varslty The gxrls need a break ln sports' Wxlllam Brelsch Here he IS again' The coctor of aches and palns of bruises and cuts that s good oll Blll He loses weight at a great rate durmg football season by runnmg back and forth across the grl xron Yep' He and Dr Weston are both kert pretty busy condltlonlng those man mountains and pee wee players and keeplng them that way ln the sumrrertlme Bull keeps hlmself ln condltlon by groommg the hell for future use Some tralner Paul K Clymer Here s another man who doesn t have a great deal of spare time He s much too busy scouting football and basketball coaching the jay vee teams ln those two sports and taklng charge of the track team He sends up fine boys to ald Blrney ln the major sports Pauly r snts right on the bench w1th the track team mascot Russell Knauss Mr Knauss1slVlr Clymer scohort at glvlng the boys their dally exercises But that ISD t all he IS the man who trams those acrobats tumblers and human statues that make up the gym team H goes stlll farther mto the sport world by coachmg the minor sports wrestllng and tennls Congratulatlons Mr Knauss on that fine gym exhlbltlon Melvllle J Boyer Head of the soclal sclence depart ment and a P D Instructor lVlr Boyer includes among h1s actnvltles the management of the mmor sports and the choosing of the cheerleaders wh1ch IS Itself a major job The swlmmlng team keeps hlm busiest especlally 1n the last two years It s a task managmg a state champlonshlp squad David R Hackett Belxeve xt or not he s the Sopho more class treasurer too Some job for a swlmmlng coach It just goes to show how well llked lVlr Hackett ns by all the students He s done a flne Job turnmg out excellent teams year after year When the P I A A for swnmmlng was formed two years ago his teams came mto thelr rlghtful recognxtlon and they repeated the feat this year wmnmg the championship by a good margln and breaking record after record Here s to the championship teams of 35 36 and 37 and to their coach Page One Hundred Ezgllly four . 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Vi . . , . .',. . . , his Napoleonic-looking father: more than that, he's J- - - ' - ' . e l COMUS r....rs...t .-..t. ,--.,. , A. 7 7 -6 A V 1 tr , T 1 Resume uf 1935 Jfunthall Season The Canary and Blue mall carrlers trlmmed among 1ts major opponents lVlcAdoo Mahanoy Clty Reading Steelton Pottsvllle Easton and Wllllam Penn they bowed ln defeat to their three jmxes Phlllxpsburg john Harrls and Bethlehem Both new and famlllar faces were seen 1n the lme up Such old stalwarts as Muller Muffley Poust Kuzman Kaysch Relchard Long Fahler Thomas Coyle Hudock lslcra Holz LeVan and Wenner were recognized whlle some newcomers Yanlger Benfer Bl3l'lk0WltSCh De Martlno Galllavo Glvler N Markowitz MOFYISSY and O Donnell were earning themselvesareputatlon Backing up th1s crowd there were Boandl Puff Ran McFadden udd and Lane of the prevnous season and of new prospects ulgg Seng Schlxcher Rennsmnth Perxlla Sulllvan and Mlttle Allentown Hxgh amassed l57 pomts while thenr ten opponents managed to score 57 pomts Four of thelr opponents were held scoreless three to one touchdown and three scored two ap1ece The opemng contest at jack Cofheld Stadxum wlth lVlcAdoo proved that the Canarxes had power a plenty Not only m scormg but ln actual play lVIcAdoo was defeated I9 0 A H S rolled up I9 first downs to lVlcAdoo s 6 and 298 yards to lVlcAdoo s 27 Sampy Quxgg a transfer student from Whltehall showed has stuff by scormg the season s first touchdown After Qulgg s score m the hrst perlod the Canarxes were held scoreless during the next two perlods but at the start of the fourth Angle Boandl took the mall over from the four yard strxpe where lt had been placed as the result of a good deal of l1ne plunging on the part of the entire backheld Later joe Kuzman A H S end xntercepted a lVlcAdoo pass on thexr 38 yard lme Thls was followed by a nnce run by Seng after whnch Boandl heaved a pass to Kuzman who took the ball over for the first score just to prove that they were no mere flash m the pan artxsts Allentown trlmmed thelr old rnvals Nlahanoy Clty I8 6 The score does not tell the story however for the Maroons were leadmg 6 0 when the teams retlred to the showers at the half After the rest perxod the Crum coached crew returned to the gndxron unleashed terrlhc power and scored three sux pointers Concerning statlstlcs the Coepfert machine was thoroughly trlmmed the A H S team rolled up I4 Hrsts to thexr opponents 7 and amassed 207 yards 1n scrlmmage as compared to the 55 yards of the Maroons Play had hardly got under way ln the second half when Funzy Perllla on a 22 yard run around rlght end lugged the pngslun over the dead lme to knot the score 6 6 Shortly afterward Page One Hundred Elghly fue I I v I . , n 'I , A H, ' 9 v . . . , . . - . . - ' ' v H . . , . , . , . , , . , . 4 . . , , . . . . , . . . . - , . 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V r ' 7 O N Jw COMUS MCFADDEN BQANDL PIFF MUFFLEY Page One Hundred Eighty szx CCJMUS Boyer recovered a Mahanoy Cnty fumble on thelr 20 yard lme Several plays later followmg an end run by Perllla IVlcFadden went over for the second touchdown ln the closing minutes of the game jakle lVl1ller mtercepted a Maroon pass on thelr 25 yard strlpe this was followed by a pass Perllla to Seng and two plays later Funzy scored hls second for the day and the fmal score of the game Perllla was unquestionably the outstanding plaver of the game but he was alded greatly by a hghtmg lme and by blocking backs Readlng Dlsplaymg form and play enough to convxnce the greatest doubter of thelr ablllty the Canary and Blue grid warrxors unleashed their abxllty to completely mutxlate the Reaomg Hlgh Red Knights 26 0 The home crew s margln ln statnstlcs was greater than elther of the prevlous contests lndeed while A H S was collectlng I7 flrsts and 448 yards lh scrlmmage Readlng managed to gather only 3 flrsts and 52 yards Ralph Perllla again turned m a brlllxant performance chalklng up the flrst two scores on I5 and 25 yard end runs nevertheless he shared honors wlth Copper Nlclradden who thrllled the crowd wlth a parr of punt run backs of 65 and 40 yards each not to mention scoring the thlrd touchdown on a 35 yard end run and also two goals after scores Angle Boandl turned ln a grand performance plunging for short but conslstent galns and holdmg hls own ln blocklng 'iteelton Allentown walted a year to get revenge on Steelton and got lt when they walloped them 24 0 Before a crowd of ten thousand that jammed the stadium A H 'S put on a great show m every dlvnsxon scorlng m each perxod and allowmg the vxsntors only one threat whxch was cut short by the gun denotlng the end of the half Stevenson stood out for the Steam Rollers but lt was team work and what team work as far as the home town boys were concerned The results are shown ln the Hgures First downs A H S I5 Steelton 6 Yards gained A H S l87 Steelton 43 McFadden Perllla Quxgg and Boandl all contrlbuted equally to the total score The lme played brllllantly Sampy uxgg deserves honorable mention for hxs superb punts one of which carrled 65 yards Phllhpsburg The annual battle between Allentown and Phxllxpsburg ended the hopes of an undefeated season for our powerful eleven the score bemg the closest of the season up to this pomt There was no question of doubt as to the alertness and heads up play of the Phllllpsburg team they were rlght on thelr toes to recover the many Allentown fumbles and to mtercept the Canary passes Equlpped w1th a strong lme and chargmg backfield the Garnet tore through the A H S lme for good gams lead by Moyer Smith and Yeager Phllllpsburg scored early xn the second perlod when Moyer crashed off If ft tackle for eight yards The try for extra pomt was good but not allowed Phxlllpsburg being offsldes ln the fourth quarter Copper McFadden mtercepted a pass on his 8 yard lme and ran for 55 yards Several plays gave A H S a first down on the 75 yard stripe but here a Phllllpsbu rg player caught the ball for a touchback when Nlclradden attempted to pass into the end zone The game ended with the Garnet and Cray on top Pottsv1llefOn thelr second game away the Canarles regained thelr old speed to wallop a sur prlsmgly out of season Pottsvllle eleven Z6 I3 The Canarles had smooth sallmg until the third period when Tubby Allen s proteges turned on the heat and began to throw laterals and forwards tossing the oval around like a basketball The First touchdown was the result of a break Pottsvllle held on their I6 yard lme preventing the Canaries from earnmg a first down On the next play Pottsvllle attempted to krck but the pass from center was bad and the ball rolled into the end zone where Bobby Long fell on lt The Canaries then began a sustalned march down the held a twenty yard pass Boandl to Qulgg put the ball on the 5 yard lme from where on the next play the latter carrled lt over and Allentown led I3 0 as the half ended In the thlrd period Pottsvllle opened up and scored two touchdown on lateral plays mean whlle Allentown scored when Nlcliadclen pulled a quarterback sneak from the four yard strlpe The score now stood at I9 I3 however Allentown sewed up the old ball game when Qulgg stepped across the goal after recelvmg a pass from Angle Boandl John Harris For the fourth straight year ohn Harrxs trimmed the hlgh Hylng Canaries this txme I3 I2 If St8tlSllCS had been the deciding factor the Canarles would have walked away with the victory John Harrls havlng been once frustrated scored on a long pass and also talllecl the extra pomt the dCCldlI'lg factor of the game After thls Allentown received and fumbled on the first play The Harrxsburg boys recovered and took the ball to the 8 yard lme as the quarter ended Three plays later John Harris scored on an end run With but seven minutes to play the Canaries showed a flash of genius and scored two touchdowns Nlclqadden taking the ball over both times from the one yard marker the game ended I3 I2 Page One Hundred Erghly seven . 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CCD S N-an COYLE QUIGG I KAYSCH THOMAS Page One Hundred Ezgllly-exghl COMUS Easton ln ack Coffield stadlum A H S trlmmed the stalwarts of Easton Hugh I9 7 to klll the Red Rovers champronshlp hopes They ganned I4 flrst downs to their opponents I I and 225 yards to thexr I45 A H S had one touchdown recalled lh the first mmutes of the game and held possesslon of the plgskm on the Rovers one foot l1ne when the battle ended Allentown tallxed hrst when Qulgg on recelvmg a pass from Pxff ran enght yards to cross the goal A series of runs and a pass by Easton put them on the Canary one foot Ime from where they tallied and also made good the extra polnt to lead 7 6 A rejuvenated Canary eleven took the field after the rest period They went to work ID full spmt to tally when McFadden took the ball over from the 5 yard stripe a pass Boandl to Puff gained the extra pomt The final score came when after jakle lVl1ller had intercepted a Red pass and the backs had worked xt to the one yard Ime Copper again took It over Allentown now led I9 7 On a sernes of runs the Canarxes worked the ball up to the Rovers one foot Ime when they were depnved of a fourth sux pomter by the sound of the fmlsh gun Wllllam Penn The Canarles welcomed a new opponent Wllllam Penn Hrgh of Harrisburg bowling them over I3 0 The score does not tell the story for Figures show that the dnfference In score mlght have been greater A H S I6 flrsts and 275 yards gained Wllllam Penn 3 flrsts and 54 yards earned In the second perxod the Tigers were forced to kick from behlnd thenr goallme On the play Joe Kuzman A H 5 wmg man broke through blockmg the klck The ball rolled free and Thomas Allentown tackle scooped It up carrylng xt the remammg 8 yards to strike up s1x points for the Canary and Blue slde a pass Boandl to Plff accounted for the extra polnt In the thlrd perlod after a serles of Ime crashes Boandl went through tackle for five yards and the second score The Canary Ime gave a fine performance agamst the Penn forward wall In an astoundmg water polo match the Llberty swimmers washed out the saddened Canaries I2 0 to defmltely krll all chance ofa tltle Thanks to a contlnuous down pour during the match there were many fumbles and bad center passes Bethlehem scored when uxgg attempting to kick lost control of the slippery p1gSlCll'l whnch slnd over the goal l1ne where a Red and Blue player fell on It ln the Final quarter Swexgard center man for B H S lntercepted a Canary pass and slashed forty yards of sucky mud to the second score McFadden Nluffley Muller ulgg Boandl Kuzman Kasych Coyle Long Fahler Hudock Iskra Lane and Thomas have played their last under the Canary and Blue banner They have gxven wonderful servxce durmg their play on the hxgh school grndlron Best of luck to them m future years on the playmg Held INDIVIDUAL SCORING Touch Pnmls Touch Pomls downs A ler Totals downs A ler Totals McFadden quarterback Long guard ulgg fullback Thomas tackle Perxlla halfback Pxff halfback Boandl halfback Yanlger guard Kuzman end Lane halfback Thus year a new feature was mtroduced when the Hess Brothers store offered to the outstandmg player of each game a palr of shoes The award was made on the decnsuon of a selected commnttee of Judges The players and the game for whxch each won the award are as follows joseph Kuz man end lVlcAdoo Ralph Perllla halfback Mahanoy Alfred Boanol halfback Readmg john Muffley tackle Steelton Joseph IVIcFadden quarterback Phllllpsburg William Pxff halfback Pottsvllle Joseph IVl1ller center John Harms Charles Kaysch end Easton Edward Qulgg full back William Penn Robert Long guard Bethlehem Page One Hundred Erghly mne .' . . 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I 0 6 25 7 I57 CGMUS I Resume uf 1935 36 Basketball Srsasun Oh they ve done xt agam yes they ve done It again' That could easlly be the theme song for the Allentown Hugh Canary and Blue umtet' For the second straxght year thus gang has stepped out and brought nn the Eastern Pennsylvanla League tltle wmmng ten out of twelve con tests to flnxsh two games ahead of their nearest competltor' Altogether the Canarles won twenty hve out of twenty n1ne contests the little Canarxes took over seventeen of their twenty four opponents and Wlllle Puff wlth l25 pomts and Chup Leonard wlth I I2 took second and fifth places respectlvely ln the mdxvxdual scorers race Add xt all together and lt amounts to an entirely successful season However due to a llttle techmcallty concerning lndependent games the Canaries were not allowed to enter the state play offs Nevertheless they proved that they could have gone just as far thus year as la t by soundly trouncxng several of their mlght have been opponents The local lads hmshed up with an 833 average ln league contests and an 822 percentage m their mdependent games As for scormg the Crumltes tossed the ol ball through the meshes m their East Penn tllts for a total of 402 agamst them 27l pomts They fared equally well ln their non league tllts scormg 640 counts to thelr rivals 354 Complete scormg league and xnde pendent amounted to A H S I042 opponents-625 The Little Canarles fared almost as well as thexr more experlenced brethren wmmng seventeen of their twenty four battles scormg 59l pomts as compared to 45' agamst them and finxshmg up wlth seasonal average of 708 Last year s ay vees contrnbuted a great deal to the team of 36 thls gang Judglng by their per formances promises to contrxbute as much to the I937 team We expect to hear a great deal of such boys as Welder Schoedler Mmogue Freed Remhard ablonske and Praetorlus next season There are others too whom we are looking for durmg the I936 l937 season And so farewell to the greatest team that ever graced the Llttle Palestra court May they continue to be as great' Unfurl your banners 37' at LEAGUE CONTESTS ALLENTOWN HAZLETON Saunas Stull the hardest team nn the league to lxck' That s the record held by lVlcCeehan s Moun tameers they ve never been a soft spot for any team not even for A H S who opened thelr league by beating them 30 25 Chup Leonard was hugh man wlth fifteen pomts the result Page One Hundred Nznely , J , - , . . - 5 - . . 3 - - . , - . - ' . , - , . . . .'- 3 . . ' I I , , n 1 - ' , . uf 4: e L 1 . . ., COMUS of slx goals and three fouls the defenslve end was handlecl more than capablv by Captaln Fat Fahler that rellable guard They ay vee battle was every bIt as mp and tuck nevertheless Pauley Clymer s proteges were on top when the whxstle blew 27 25 DIaster' The calamlty of the season and the less sald about It the better' Hazleton handed the CanarIes theIr league defeat knockmg them over 26 20 after the A H 9 flve had held them to a I9 9 lead at the half ust to make the evenIng complete the Llttle CanarIes dropped theIr pre llmlnary tIlt to the Hazleton J V flve by the same score 26 20 ALLENTOWN TAMAQUA SERIES The Allentown CanarIes overwhelmed a hlghly rated Tamaqua team by a 4l I9 score ThIs 15 contInuIng a FIDE record for a Tamaqua team has never beaten an Allentown team In basketball SINCE the league was formed ln spIte of the margIn In the score the game was Intensely excItIng and there was no let down on the part of elther players or spectators untIl after the final whIstle The Tams fought hard In the fIrst two perlods and the half ended wIth Allentown In front by the narrow dlfference of I9 I5 However the CanarIes reallv went to town the second half dropplng In goal after goal whIle keepIng close guard on the Blue Ralders The two guar'ls Fahler and MII kovlcs starred on the defense and WIII e Plff led the evenlng s scorIng wIth flfte 'I poInts The Llttle CanarIes regamed theIr I ague leadershIp by troancmg the Tamaqua unIor VarsIty 35 ZI ln the second and crooshal game of thIs serIes the CanarIes regalned theIr league leadershlp by trouncmg the Blue Ralders 36 24 The game was rather rough and several players were ejectecl Vla the foul route Chup I.. onard and Wlllle Plff wlth fourteen anzl ten poInts respectIvely led the OHCDSIVC attack The ay vees fared not so well losmg out to the Tamaquans by a 3I 26 score ALLENTOWN IVIAHANOY CITY SERIES The CanarIes ran Into all klnds of unexpected OppOSlt1On when they flrst met the Goepfort Maroons but that fact dId not stop them from tappIng the Mahanoy CIty fwe 34 27 The lead see sawed back and forth from Maroon to Canary and then the Maroon agaIn nevertheless aIded by PIff and BlankowItsch each wIth twelve poInts to hIs credIt they pulled through after belng behmd ZI 20 when the thIrd perIod ended Allentown closed ltS league season by trImmIng Mahanoy CIty IH the LIttle Palestra 32 23 lead when the thlrd perIod ended and It was agalnst the reserves that Mahanoy earned theIr flnal ten poInts The I..Ittle CanarIes proved theIr worth by defeatIng the Maroon Jay vees In a pre lImInary game 25 to I8 ALLENTOWN BETHLEI-IEM SERIES Thls was the second serIes In whlch A H S ended up wIth a 50 50 average for they were defeated 30 28 In a thrIllIng last mlnute trlumph by the Llberty Boys of Bethlehem The battle was nIp and tuck wIth nelther team gaInIng a heavy advantage over the other or even keepmg a small advantage for any length of tIme The score was tIed at 28 all and there were but thlrty seconds left to play when SImons B H S forward sank the goal that won the game Pauly Clymer s proteges were just as unfortunate for they lost by a 20 I5 score to the LIberty jay vees However In the second game lt was qulte a dlfferent story Allentown trlmmmg Bethlehem 35 I6 There wasn t much to the ball game Itself and the only excItement of the evenlng was a battle near the end of the game Chup Leonard scorlng ten and BIII Plff scormg fourteen poInts added consIderabIy to theIr league scorIng race The Lxttle CHHHYICS had a bIg evenmg for they handed the l..Iberty unIor VarsIty theIr flrst league defeat by whIppIng them 26 I8 ALLENTOWN POTTSVILLE SERIES Meetlng theIr old upsy downsy rlvals of Pottsvxlle Hlgh the Crum charges playIng off form themselves walloped the Red and WhIte Eve 32 I8 The vIctory enabled the CBDBTICS to clImb back Into a fIrst place tIe In the East Penn League Leonard led the A H S assault wIth four field and one foul goal for a total of nIne poInts The ay vees also had a soft evenIng for they scored an easy 29 I3 trIumph over the PottsvIlle ,lay vee flve ln the fmal game of the SCTICS the Allentown five clmched theIr second successwe tItle by trIm mIng the Dlmmerlmg Eve 4I 29 In an extremely wIld and woolly game Help came from an unexpected quarter when Bethlehem pulled a surpnse by defeatmg Hazleton to kIIl the hope of the Nlountameers The game was so wIld In fact that three PottsvIlle players went to the showers Vla the personal foul route Allentown capItalIzed on theIr chances however to score I7 out of 28 chances at the free throw lIne PIff and Leonard wIth seventeen and ten POIDIS respectwely shot up a good way In the scorer s race aIded by the fact that Wagner league leadlng scorer was ejected from the game at the end of the first perIod because of four personals The Canarv lay vee five had just as good a tIme tappmg the Red and WhIte Iunlor five 27 I5 Page One Hundred N Inely one V . - . A J ' V ' . ' ' A I. 1 - 4: :If wk V i. J -.. ' A I , 1 , I Sli wk lk The score, however, does not tell the great difference between the teams, for A. H. S. held va 36-lj l . FF wk Ik . J - 1 . I . . I 1 ' ' ik PF Pk l A CQMUS ALLPLNTCJWN-EASTON SERIES Led by Fahler and Pill, each with eight points, the Canaries scored their third league triumph by defeating the Easton Red Rovers 29-24 The Canaries showed anything but championship form when they were extended to turn back this cellar place team The prelxmmary game in which the junior varslty of A H S polished off the Easton High junlor squad Z3 I9 wasa more interesting game all the way around Despite the fact that Willie Puff was banished early 1n the second quarter the A H S Canaries clicked beautifully to score a sure fire 44 I9 victory over the Red Rovers Elght of the ten Crum players scored but it was Chup Leonard who took high honors for the evening Wlth six goals and three fouls for Fifteen polnts Busby Allentown center was the defensive center Nor did the ay vees have any amount of trouble for they thoroughly conquered the Rover ay vees 45 20 INDEPENDENT GAME During the I935 I936 season the champion Canarle played seventeen mdepen ent and charity games The outstanding of all these opponents was the cracker jack Trenton CN J J High School AHS Opp Catasauqua Lehighton Slatlngton Trenton N Pottstown South Whitehall Allentown Prep Muhlenberg Freshmen Fraclcvllle Pottstown Trenton N Reading Muhlenberg Varsity 35 H S Allentown Team of 35 Central Catholic Freeland Freeland five led by Willie Flynn Those two games were about the tops for the season The summary A H S Opp AWARDS At the annual basketball banquet the following awards were made Bas cllwalls Captain Fat Fahler Chup Leonard Dick Busby Leonard Rohn Arp IVI1lkov1cs oe lVIcFadden Bob Reber Nook Relnsmlth Lew Berry and Jack Schaffer manager Swcalcrs and Varslly Lcllers Fahler Leonard Busby Rohn lVI1lkov1cs McFadden Reber R6lHSHllth Berry Benfer Blankowltsch Puff and Schaffer INDIVIDUAL SCORING No of Field Foul Player Games Goals Goals Toial Ronald Leonard I7 William PAH F William Fahler F Arpad Mllk0VlCS C Richard Busby C Joseph IVIcFadden F Lewis Berry F Robert Benfer F Ralph Perilla F Charles Remsmlth G Donald Praetorlus F joseph Brey F Robert Reber C Henry Welder C Herman Krevsky Leonard Rohn C Totals 380 0 8 Add to that the 23 points whlch the team of 35 garnered when playing with the team of 36 against the Mulhenberg varsity and the combined total IS I042 for the season Page One Hundred Ninety Iwo J - J - . - - :If lk if . . .S . J . . , , ., 40 I8 ,,.. ..,,... , , ,. 33 24 ' .. .4.... , 60 I4 , , ,,...32 28 A . ..,.. ..... . , 5I I4 ' .... ,. .. ,33 24 , ,. .. 25 26 .vs. . . .... ,,... . ,, 36 I7 A. . .. '35 ....,.,. .... 42 36 ' ,. . 40 22 ' .. 47 28 , . ,. ,, 27 24 ' ,, , 32 I9 , 52 20 .. , .. . 34 20 ' ,, , 3I I6 .,. ,. U25 31 . '. .......,.......,......,.... 30 85 77 247 ', . .,.... ..,.......,....... .,.,.. 2 8 97 4I 235 , ., ......,....,.............., 30 36 36 I08 Leo Blankowitsch, C. ..,...............,..,.... 29 40 26 I06 ' ' , . ..........,,...,.........,, 29 29 27 85 ' , . .....,.......,.............. 28 30 I7 77 . ,...,,......,..., 5 23 I3 59 ' , . .... .,.. ,..... ........,... 2 2 I 7 I0 44 . , ,.,.........,... .. ...... I9 I0 5 25 ' , .... ....,.... ....... . 7 6 2 I4 ' ' , . ..... ...,.4..,...,..... I 8 2 0 4 ' . . .....,...,............... 2 I 2 4 . . ...............,,....,.,..,..., 3 I I 3 , .. ,.......,.......,,..,,..... . 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Q .IK 1936 Track Season Around Wenner Naeff and Mus elman the nucleus of the veterans and wlth the addltlon of several new arrivals Coach Clymer bullt the I936 track team The team fared not so well during their l935 season and were out to show their real stuff this season and they had a much heavier and more dlfficult schedule The Canary and Blue Held and track squad was entered ln the annual Penn Relays ln Philadelphia and the P l A A State Championship and Dlstrlct XI meets The following IS the resume of thls season s schedule and the scores to date A S lnterclass Meet Won by unlors 55' Z Won by QCHIOTQ Won by Sophomores 3ll 2 H Alumnl Penn Relays Dndn t place Bethlehem ohn Harrxs H Pottsvllle Reading State Champxonshnp Meet A H Easton P l A A District Meet Manager Melvlllel Boyer Coach Paul Clymer THF CANARY SQUAD Dash men B Naeff W Warmkessel K Stengele 440 yard men D Musselman F Klstler C Stelnmetz 880 yard men W Kocker A Jaslcat H Halhl Mlle men ,I Heffel Machxne Young Vanele Hurdles C Wenner Stocker Huber Pole vault C Wenner Phlfer Seng Moore Ruhf Hugh Jump L Sullxvan j Flamxsh C Wenner Broad jump Stengele 'itocker Sullnvan Flamxsh Weight men H Wenner W Pxff Friedman Ruhf Benfer Thomas Long ' Not played as CoMus goes to press Page One Hundred N mely three l .H.. ' f- ,l I' -. ......,. ..,,... . X . . . .......,. ......, .,.,.44 ,..,.........,...... X A. .S. ...... ,. 483 '... ..........,..... D ..:.60 A.H.S.. .I V,,. A,, A.' tull 'V lllub A.H.S. ..., A . ,, 48:1 ' ......,...,.. ....,,..60 A. .S.,. ........ ,. 4l: V .... , ,,..,,.67 'A.H.S...,. .,,.. I... .,,.,, , A 3 ' .,.. ,......... , . .S. .... ....... .A .,... : .,........... CCDMUS Resume uf 1935 36 Stnlmmnng Seasnn The Allentown Hrgh swimmers of I936 perch once agam on the top rung on whxch the team of 35 first placed them Pennsylvanla lnterscholastlc Swxmmmg Champions for the second stralght year' that s a record for which the student body and faculty of A H S can be justly proud of Dave Hackett and hrs natators Durmg the past season the Canary mermen won five out of their elght meets besldes takmg thxrd place ln the Rutgers lnterscholastlcs and first place m both the P I A A Eastern Regional and State final meets Thelr scores may have been hugh but thexr tlmes were low So low ln fact that Coach Hackett was able to apply for five new world records two ln the l50 yard medley two ln the l80 yard medley and one ln the 400 yard free style relay 'They not only make new records they go rlght ahead and break the ones they make' Moreover m the I935 I936 season sxx new 60 foot pool records seven 75 foot pool records and Hve A H S pool records were set Tne team s scormg and schedule was as follows Meet Interclass fl Senxors 52 Q21 ,Iumors 35 Q35 Sophomores I4 A H S Opp A H S Opp Mercersburg Trenton N Alumnl Scranton Central Scranton Central Allentown Y M C A Blair Academy Trenton N ,I INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS Place Pomls Rutgers lnterscholastlcs P I A A Eastern Regional P I A A State Champnonshlps All told the Canary squad totaled 425 polnts to their rivals 263 The lndlvldual scormg stood Rxchard Frederlck 69' 2 Charles Dreas Milford Blose 53 2 3 Louxs Almeida 2 Vernon Relss Nate Folwell Henry Klepplnger 4 l 6 Milton Erwm Dale Ott 38 I 6 Fred Schmldt The boys were awarded sweaters letters and senlor awards Coach Hackett made the follow mg presentatlons Semar Awards Richard Fredenck Mllford Blose Captain Henry Kleppmger Dale Ott Mrl ton Erwln Louls Almexda Fred Schmndt Nate Folwell and student manager George Fehr ' Natlonal record allowed for l80 yard medley I 47 6 In others pool too short for award by two mches and agam by V4 unch' Page One Hundred N mety four l If l bl. ' mi 'liz -. 5 42. , 375 ' r,.,,. .......,........ 5 4 Zl .,........... 53 22 , ...r...r.. 54 21 .... ........ 4 3 32 ' ...,3.,...l..r. 36 39 , .. ,............., ze 49 ' .....,.. ,.......l.r....r.. .,..,....3.. 3 I 3 .. .. ' ......,..,..... .......,...,,.,. . . I 41 .. .. ' ' ,.,,.,.....,.,.., .......... . .. I 34 ' H ' ,..........rr..... f .,r.,..,....,....,.... 36 ' ..l.. .r.,...,...,.r,.. . ' A .,,r.,....,......r3. 29V ' ,...l......l......3..3 50 ,..........,,..,,....r. 23 ' ......,..,........ 4 - ' A rr..........r....,.., .21 COM S .Sucalcra I rederxel-c lllose lxlcpplngcr Ott I rwln Almcxd x gclmnndt I olwcll Q Reiss Dreds C bdul l:gOlllI C Saul and l el1r Lcfltrs I re lerltlc lilo 0 lklepp nger Ott l TWIII Almeida SLl'1YHlf.It Iolwell Reiss Dreas aul Igolltz C 1 t Besides lH'lIl2lH2 lm xtlc :wer xl HIKC troplxu. to nrlorn the 1. 1 LS the nxttxtors qrnncrl qulte x few Inu als Wllll wlxltlm to x 'urn tlmcrn rlve Al Rutgers tlmcy exrnul seven sllver medals xt the regional IlHdlS lll gold 7 s lxt r Ind Z lnonlc incl dt tllc St xte finals slx gold and sm Sl vcr The new worll rr Lords wlugh I1 we been xpplled for are IUO yard Vlcdley l 7-I 6 against 'Sgr xnlon Ccntr xl f Nllllorcl lglo L Ilenrx lkleppxngu RlQlldYKl l re lcrltk February 7 llifm l7U xdrd lxlecllex .xgalnst Allentown N 'X lvlllllflfll lllost I lenrx lslt plllllgil R tlx xrfl l rulc rut lruarw l 70 N drrl Free Sull Ut N xrcl Irexst Hum t 220 Yard lree big. IOU Yard Bdek Stroke IUU Y xrd l ren olxlm l50 Yard Nledley lid x 700 Yard l ree only Rel xx 40 N nrd I ru. Stxle I00 X drd Bre lst 'stroke 200 Yard l ru. Sulf. IOU dard link Stroke I00 X ard l ree Sulv. l8O X ard Nledlu Kel rx l60 Yard I'ree Stxle Iitlrn 'X x uc TCL w L Rtldx n un I Allentown N Nl C A ours Alu eld x I ltnr x IXICIJDIIILJ r L nrcl I Tlllkll lnlmruarx I9 56 IBO yard lWeclley l -W! against Scranton Centrxl Nlllforcl Blose N xte I olwcll ll llc Ou nudry ll ' f ISO yard Nledlev l 46 walnst Blmr Acddemv Nlllford Blose Nl xte I o well lhlc Otl dnu xr ' 1 1 ll S P 01 Rl-CORD Z4 Zo 06 Z-I 60 P001 L 8 4 bl 6 I OOL 8 J Rxclmrd Freflerlelc xg ge anion Centrx Hough lrenton N Vernon RCISS ag Trenton N lVl1lford Blose fl Trenton N xt, lrenton N Rlcllcxrcl I redcrlt lc us, Flrenton N Nlllford Blose Henry Kleppmger Rmlxrd Iirederlek ag Scranton Central I OUIS Alrnucl x Ilenry Klepprngtr RlCh3Yd Iqrederxek Dale Orr ag Scranton Central R116 ORD? Ii1CI1dI'LI I rederuk at Re xdxng at Scrwnton 'I u In at East Nate Folwell at Blair Aeadenxx N ernon Rexss at Bl ur Atadunx Nlxlford Bloee at Blur Acddemx Henry Kleppmger at Blarr Acddemx lNl1lford Blose Nate Iiolwell Dale Orr at Blrur Acaduny Louls Almeida Henry Klepplnger Rrclmard Frederxclc Dale Ott at Scranton Central YW Pam Um. f1L1rxJrL4llN1ncly-Hue C. S' -, l I -1. Sillll, I,l'll'ZLl1l4l.'iH1!lI I':'Ill'. h A I 5 Y M l I ll xl' x' ', ' Q ann 1 s- -s. K L M - 5 cb-QM ' I - ac -5' ' ' ' bv ,,,,-r .':a E' Q z -' ' J ' fl . 'T 1 5 I C .T z .J V Qfx. H. 5. I 'K Q .- I V -I 3 -: ,la C' , Ulm, , ' c I 4 V I ' X ,V 1.33.1 f I , '..l.C.f. ' : ' l 2 'll is 5 f- -'-lr ,lf 1 ls. mf. Ifcb ' K' 9, l'H6. -lllllrd. -l lf 'Std' 3:5l,Z zga' s ' V. . . . l. 2' 5 Rl-lr' f - --wk l7.xleUtt ' M' ,l9 . , i ..'. O , ,Qi V l ' A rr' . al 1.2115 l l- 'Q l 'ag .' lc- l:lZ.2 R H , lfll-55 - ' 'Q 1 'lc Z: . I ' . , l-Zl-35 - ' Q - l: . ' , Z- l-35 syn , I-ZI-36 - I 7 r 56.2 4 7 - aj. A , Z-Zl-55 - ' X X 'il-' l: . I 'A ' ' Z-7-56 .. -7 'ay l:-llll . ?r F 1 rv J I .1 1 ' A I ' 1 - 't 5 F' - V3.2 4 ' 7 ' 1 ' Q l- 5-35 r . I-26,35 ' 2-l -35 - . fe: Q - l: l-1.6 ' ' 4 V' I-I8-36 - . I UL' . 2:14. 1 ' - 2' -I - ,- I-I8-56 - 7 L' Q - IQU5 ' ' Q ' -' l-ld-56 - 5 f V' A 56.6 ' ' ' ' D' I-I8-56 - . - Q -aj lr-I6 3 I ' 1 ' l-lli-56 - ' lgllf ' 'V f ' X ' I-ll-56 7 2 2763 6 EA ST CCDMUS NEDALS WON 1155-1356 BY Al-15 SWIM TEAMS ATE CHAMPIONS 19341135 19551 PIAA STERN RUTGERS I3 IJ ll I COMUS 75-FOOT POOL SCHOOL RECORDS 50-Yard Free Style I00 Yard Breast Stroke 220 Yard Free Style I00 Yard Back Stroke I00 Yard Free Style I50 Yard IVIedIev Relay 300 Yard Medley Relay 200 Yard I ree Style Relay 400 Yard Free Style Relay 24.8 264 068 36 24 6 6 Richarl Frederick ag Scranton Central Nate Folwell at Inter class Vernon Reiss ag Trenton lVI1lford Blose ag Trenton ag Trenton at Rutgers 36 Rlchard Frederxck ag Trenton N 2 IVI1Ifor1I Blose Henry Klepplnger Dale Ott ag Scranton Central 36 MIIIOY3 Blose Henry Klepplnger Rlchar I Frederick at Rutgers Louls Almeida Henry Kleppmger Richard Frederick Dale Ott at Rutgers Louls Almelda Henry Klepplnger Rlchard Frederxck Dale Ott at Allentown Y IVI C A 25 35 I2 I8 35 7 36 I9 36 SH IMWING CHA VPS The Allentown Hugh Canarles swlmmlng thelr slxth season for A H S and thelr second under the newly organized P I A A Swlmmlng League easily capturel thelr seconcl successlve state swlmmlng t1tIe wlth 34 pomts 3 Hrsts 4 seconds and 2 fourths Thelr total was a ftll ten pomts ahead of thelr nearest competitor and twenty points away from the th1r'I place wmner Congra tulatxons Coach Hackett and team of 36 Year after year you have done fine work and now at last you are gettxng your chance Two new state records were set by Dick Frederick one of 25 seconds ln the 50 yard free style the other 57 seconds ln the I00 yard free style ln which Dlck tled wlth ones of York for hrst place and the new state record The summary 50 yard free style First Frederlcks I00 yard Izxackstroke second Blose I00 yard free style first ctlC, Fredernck Fancy dlvlng fourth Dreas I50 yard medley second Blose Klepplnger and Ott 200 yard relay First Almeida Dreas Klepplnger and Ott gurls Svtnummmg Zllieam The Allentown mermalds do not get much of a chance to show off their stuff malnly because the nelghborlng hugh schools do not harbor a female squad of swimmers Tough luck glrlsl Nevertheless they show what they can do ln thelr mterclass and mter team meets In their sixth annual mterclass meet the umors took hugh honors wlth 47 points the Sophomores followed m second place wlth 37 points whrle the Seniors tagged along ln third posltlon Wlth a total of 28 The mermaxds lowered their txmnng conslderably for nn their one meet they set up five new records They are as follows 200 yd free style relay 2 22 2 Paulme Rupp LaRue Brady Katherine Bolestrxdge Margaret Reinhard Ada Trelble ane Brown umors Ruth IVIln1ch I Semors I50 yd medley relay I 57 2 50 yd backstroke 38 4 I00 yd free style I I6 50 yd free stylr 33 Ada Trelble Lois Grlpm JLIDIOYS Lois Grlpln fTxed old record, Page One Hundred Nmely seven . I- - - I: I5 - 2: , 7' 7 7 . , N, I-ZI-36 - I: . ' . 2-2I-35 . I-2I-36 3- 7- - ' .2 ' ' ' . , '. 2- I-35 . , . It . ' V . 2- 7- - 3: I5 V t . 4 s 7 t 3- 1 - 7 , I: 35. '. ' A 3- 7-36 - ' 3: 5I.2 ' ' A . . . . 2- - iii . ' . v - . 4 . J 7 220-yard free style! secohd, Reisesg Iourth, Bality. . , . , 1 7 I ' J A I . t . I . . 1 I ' I. . . . . ..,, . ....... .. -I I . I CCDMUS Buys Epm Zllieam and his teams keep getting better and better each season The exhlbltlon which was held on April 23 was an entertaining success aided greatly by the Allentown High Band under the baton of Director Prescott The program consisted of fancy marching drills parallel and high hon zontal electric club swinging pyramid work on the bars and the mat tumbling and comedy on both the bars and the mat A really hardworking organization about which not enough is said The members of the boys team are Seniors Hxxson Mohr Schaffer Wright Moyer Nonnemacher UYUOYS H Kline E. Young N Wagner Flamlsh G Gaughran M Bechtel F Wescoe D Fehr Page One Hundred Nmely-eight Sophomores Kerstet ter Kerstet ter Schatz Updegrove Su llxvan Swarthy J Gilbert r Mr Tush Knauss has done it again. This is his fourth year as coach of the boys gym team . J . ' . ' C. . . R. ' J. ' L. . L. ' . . C. C S Earls Gym Ulizam Previous to this year little or nothing was heard of a girls gym team until Miss Boyer with the enthusiastic co operation of a fine group of girls organized a gym club ln spite of many obstacles such as accompany any new organization they finally got down to real business They began practicing March I2 and although it meant hard work and many weary hours after school the girls didn t mind it at all Believe it or not on April 23 the school presented a very fine exhibition The program con sisted of a Russian dance tumbling pyramids and fancy marching however the tumbling proved even more successful than the comedy itself MEMBERS Seniors Grace Christ Audrey Cope Arlene Deutsch Helen Hacker Dorothy Miller Betty Nonnemacher Frances O'Donnell Gertrude Peterson Lucille Reinsmith June Schollenberger Theda Seng anet Stettler jane Williams Wanda Wyler UIUOYS Ethel Ellis Catherine Herrity Pearl ones Ruth Kline Carolyn Kuhns Dorothy Neitz Dorothy Oyer Marie Passalis Elizabeth Solomon Stella Wasnah Sophomores Florence Budelle Mildred Bernhard Nlary Csanadi Ruth Deutsch Goldie Drantz Estelle Emma ich Marion Frant' Marjorie Fritzinger Ardis Gaumer Mary Moessner Page one Hundred Nincly-nirne CCDMUS Resume of 1936 Baseball Qzasnn When Coach Crum sent out the call for baseball he recelved a very encouraging response almost too much of a response After a number of practxces the squad was bolled down to twenty five players approxlmately Qulte a number of last year s squad headed by Leonard and McFad den returned The squad ns made up of the followmg Catchers P ztchers I n feld E Freed ,I Muller Emaus Northampton Easton Phllllpsbu rg Snyder Freed Fegley Szxlogn Frey W Busby Berry Leonard Borelll Seng Belhm H Relchard Ouffeld J McFadden D Praetorxus G Yanxger W Wagner P C-enther D Bltterman The student manager IS Rufus Wlht w1th Cressman and Bechtel assxstant managers The schedule and scores to date are AHS Opp AHS Opp Readmg .... ....,...... ,... Catasauqua ..... .......,.... Bethlehem ..... ............., Once again Phllllpsburg Faston Catasauqua Reading Emaus, ...... , Bethlehem ..... Northampton. . the Comus goes to print before the schedule is played out. Page Two Hundred C0 US Glienms Every one llkes tennlsl ThlS IS shown by the great number of candldates that turn up each sprlng when Coach Knau s sends out the call It IS called a mlnor sport but nevertheless lnterest has never waned Two veterans of last season were back thls year Bob Reber and B111 Kunkle Two newcomers Raymond Moatz and ack Mmogue completed the I936 four man squad They came out on top IH I935 they can do xt agam ln l936 The schedule Aprll 30 May May May May 22 Allentown Prep Bethlehem Easton Bethlehem Easton Unfortunately the COMUS goes to press before the season opens so the scores cannot be filled ln Page Two Hundred One I I U I I l l I .I Y 1 .I . , u . u - I 5ffjfj.lff.'fffffffffffjjffffffiffffffff ..... 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COMUS 7 Earls illaurkep bquah The l935 36 gurls hockey team afforded good sport to a splendld squad under the dlrectlon of the coach MISS Noble The trups from school down to Fountam Park were made several days a week and the team soon acquired keen mslght lnto the game Good sportsmanship prevalled throughout and whlle the team was not successful m wmnmg always the games were closely contested and a spmt of keen rwalry exnsted Both opponents and the home team were closely balanced and close games were the result The Splflt of the players was hugh at all times there was an eagerness to accomplish good team work evldent ln the splendld attendance at practlce sesslons and promptness ln gettmg gomg The team was well recelved by opponents on their home grounds and drd nts best to return the complnment when other teams VlSltCd Allentown The result was a thoroughly enjoyable season Thls year s varslty conslsted of the following members Nonnemacher Captam Remsmnth Hornbeck Nlasonhelmer Applegate Tate Kocher Uhler Blgney and Sally Harned Manager lndlvxdual scoring record IS as follows Graver lnsxde left 3 Goals Nonnemacher right wing Remsmlth mslde rlght Hornbeck left wmg I Page Two Hundred Two V f f 1 , . , . , , , . 3 - , . . 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I1I ' 111 Ala - -- .L ,' J , ' i ,I1 ' j 1 1 ' ' ,I 1 CQMUS a,,....-,- Wi 'WW QBur Zganh The Allentown Hxgh School Band under the dlrectzon of Harvey Prescott who has been with the band for five years has accomplxshed many great thmgs The band has served both football and basketball teams and has supported the student body and has done so wrllmgly The boys and gxrls of the band all students 1n Hxgh School add what color and school splrlt they can to all events whlch they attend The band IS composed of seventy two members mcludmg a dlrector a busmess manager and a drum major The personnel of the band lncludes Harvey Prescott Dlreclor Clan ncls Joseph ZOPPI Rrchard Backensto Theodore German Robert Hammer Harold Schwoyer Wxllls Haas Edward Troller James Lobach Wxllxam Marsh Kenneth Schrodt Henry Crexsmer Valentlne Sekar Robert Mest Catherme Kressley aclc Gemmel Wxlllam Kehm Roberta Guth Lucas Caforas Marlow Van Horn Raymond Gutelcunst Cyril Myhart Warren Manly Earl Weaver Harry Katz C Bert Mlley QDrum Majorj Drums Earl Zettlemoyer Paul Bolts Bruce Mlley john Musselman Charles Smxth Erwin Black Flutes Mervm Snyder Paul Frltch Donald Yeager Harry Fall Page Two Hundred Four Trombones Warren Dlefer john Walbert Carlton Wood joseph Yeager Rlchard Haury Ramon Wltlcouslu 'H s e r r c dn c ' J ' ' J , u ' CCDMUS 9 fibnrus Thursday anuary 30 1936 1n our audltorlum the annua1 concert of the H1gh School Chorus was g1ven ThlS year marked the twentleth annlversary of our muslc d1rector Dr Warren F Acker who presented the Rose Malden to a large and very attentlve audlence for the thlrd t1me The sololsts were Soprano 1V1arguer1te Hetzer contralto 1V1auc11orer'zen tenor Norman Flores barltone Alfred Barto accompanlst Vlfglhla Wxrth The fo11ow1ng IS the 11st of the personnel of the Chorus 11 rmos X1111111 1 1 1 1 1 1, .1 11 11111 11 11. 1111 ir 11111, 1111 1 1111 1 1111 11 1111 1 1111111 1 1' 11 11111111 O11 r 111111111 1111111 Ill XX 111 1111 11111111 S11111t 1 111 1 1 I 11 1 r1lt 11 1 S1111 1711111 1 11111111 1111111 ixflll 1 Ill 1 5111111111 11 R lll 1r 1 111111-1 1 11111111 X11111 111 1 X1r11 r X 111 r X 1111 1C1 X11111 r 11111.11 XX 1111 X11r1 R 11111111111 1 11 1r 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1rt 111 111 11,1111 Lfll 1111 1 r R11 1 111111 11111 1 1 111111 1 1 1 1 1111 R1 11 111111110 lx1111 3111111111 R 111111111 11 P11111 1111111111 A tos 1 111111 X11111 1 Gram N111111 111 1111 111111. 1 1L1 1i1c11111111 X1 11111 1 111.11 11 11 lgllif 11111rN lf 1111 I 1 r1 r11111- 11 1 S 1110111111 lx 1t11r111 11 C 111 R1tt1 r D11r111111 1 Ll 111111 11.1111 1121 dl 1111 X111 111111 XI1r1'1n1 X11111r 151111 S111 XI1111111t1 C 011111111 1111111111 XXLa1cr 1'-.11111 ,I11111 X ara 5C1l11317L1 XX 111111111 111111 FVQ11 ll X1l11Ll' X1ur1e1 Smxtham C11111111 Re1111 1111111 Tr1nk1L Xlant Xcktr -Xvunell XX11l11.1ms 1111111 111011 11 1 1 1111 N 11 11.11 11111111 1 111 XX1rt1 1111 111 111111lx1111r11 11 11 1 11 11r 111811111111 11' 1 Kll1lf 1 1111111 1r11 1 nors I 1 1 111 1' 1 1111111111 I 1L If I I VI l lk l 1 1 111 11 1111111 11111 L 11111 R11111 rl N111111' 1 1 XX1111111 1 1111111 r lx 111 R1111 1 1111 1 r X 11111 1 111 11111 1111 11111 11 1 111111 N X111 1 1 11111 1 r1 1 1111 Rll 1 sus XX1111111111 111 r X111 I 1r11 1111' 111 111 lf 1 X11111111 111111 1 11 1 1111 11111 R11u.11 Xllllkl 1 11111! 11 llll U Li l' IX I 1 111 U If 1 1111 11 lt D1111 1 1 1 L 1111 11 1 11 1 111 141, 1 1 X 1 11181111111 R11111 rt 111 1 1 11 14 11111 11111111 111 111 R IX 111111111 9111111111 D111111111c1, P11 llfll Q r 11111111 H1 1r1c11 111111. 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COMUS The Q Qiappzlla Qibunr The A Cappella Choir sang at the following places during the past season F b e ruary 5 Broadcast over WCBA for the Amerlcan Legion March IO Salem Evangellcal Church March 25 Chrlst Lutheran Church April 21 Saint Pauls Lutheran Church April 28 Flrst Presbyterian Church May 2 eCh1ld Welfare Conference May 8 Cedar Crest College May I7 Broac cast over Natlonal Network through W Z une I8 Alumnx Reumon Concert June 23fCommencement Flfsf Soprano Martha Schantz Barbara Bastian Matilda Ferrl Reba Sheftel can Work man ulxa Horvath Lorrame Berlin Anna Louise Fr tsch Sh l S er ene padt Second Soprano Vlr ln Bh g 18 aer Grace Blgg Rosa Kelser Oleta Tate june Graul Alma Wuchter Dons Bremlg oyce Nlxller Second A110 Claire Bltler Evelyn Recker Ruth Bittner Kathryn Flores Mae Wlegner Ruth Angert Eleanor Kalb Dorothy Slegfrled uha Trmkle Fzrsl Alla Vera Landis Exleen Senslnger jane Williams ane lVlcCurley Nllrlam Miller Betty Sell Grace Bachman Alxce Peter Gladys Muller Frrsl Tenor George Bartlett Thoma Nadng George Steckel Leslxe Courtrlght Brooke Young Charles Baker Rlchard Bray Robert Stemer Samuel Smlth Second Tenor Arthur Mensnnger Howard B st R b S e 0 ert chnlerleln Fred Bartlett Robert Nadlg Paul Newhard Wllllam Kuhni Edgar Young Second B h ass jo n Wolfe Elmer Long Howard Schaffer Kenneth Boyer Robert Holben Bruce Davles Raymond Haffner Hope Rutter jr FFHDCIS Behler Fzrsl Bass Gerald Rentschler Wlllxam Klsthardt F d W lf re o ram Robert Danner Granville Helfrich Wxllxam Fxedler Mahlon Hellerlch Merrlt Mullen Page Two Hundred Sur . 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' 11.1111 A LA.1i - . 111111- Pi - , ,I L Viva ' 1 -1 5111 1'.111 101 150 11111 17211-r 11111 fc 1: 111 1'1' CCDMUS QBrntan Behatmg Qnuetp The Orotan Debatlng Socxcty has just completed anothcn successful ycar carrying hugh thc. debating standards of A H S The debate with the Nalh Pledlans marked the close ofthe season The club has successfully undertaken debates both m and out of thc club The club ltself IS d1v1de'l mto slx debating teams which debate among themselves The officers during the hrst semester were Presxdcnt Robert Fegley vxce president Richard Cottlleb secretary Mahlon Hcllerlch treasurer Gabriel Werner publlcxty agent Frederick Wescoe ln the second semester Mahlon Hellerxch took over the presidency and Warren Spannuth the secrctaryshlp Ctherwlse the ofhcers remained the same The club closed its season of twenty meetings wxth a banquet at the Shartlesvllle Hotel The faculty adviser IS Mr Stauflcr teacher of European history The club roster Includes Sem ors un tors sophomores Nlahlon Hellerxch Richard Gottlieb Robert Bartholomew Gabrxel Werner Ralph Hellerlch Robert Newmeyer john Krum Robert Fegley Allen Bracler William Kuhns Harold Caplan Alger Smith George Hursch Warren Spannuth Robert Weston Glenn Sheetz Frederick Wescoe Page Two Hundred Ezghl C0 US r-3... ,ga, Q 'tf-' v-an jaauh iBleha Eehatmg Smarty The Nanh Pleda Debating Socxety IS an orgamzatlon of A H S glrls who have shown ablllty m forensic aCtlVltlCS The Club meets every two weeks at the homes of varxous members where arguments and debates are discussed under the guldance of the faculty advlser Mlss Heffner The alm of thls orgamzatlon ns to develop the power of effective speech and to tram gurls for par tncnpatlon m actual debates The debate wlth the Orotan Society 15 an annual feature of the pro gram OFFICERS Presrdenl Alma Albrlght Secrelary Susanne Krlebel Vice Prcsldenl Mary Brown Treasurer LaRue Brady MEMBERS Alma Albright Veromca O Keefe Grace Bernhard Margaret Quinn LaRue Brady jean Renff Mary Brown Edythe Rxckel Ruth Brown Carolme Rex Betty Cemmel Thelma Schexfele Carlene Geslce Althea Smith Dorothy Hollenbach Marcelle Stern Manan Kern Anna Troxell Susanne Krlebel Betty Wetherhold Mlnam 'Vhller Avnell Williams Betty Noble Page Two Hundred Nme B r - I . . 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W' .gi ,fri an-a.4r' ic... r 1 -- f -...-my'-' ' 1' ' ' 'r 'L -ya-is CO US jiiatmnal Iaunur Suzletp The Natlonal Honor Soclety IS the only honor society ln hugh school lts membershlp IS based on scholarship service leadership and character Its purpose IS to create an enthuslasm for scholarshnp to be of servxce to others to develop leaders and to bulld good honest character The society conslsts of fnfty four members all of the Senior Class OFFICERS F zrsl Semester Second Scmeslcr Prcsldcnl Warren Refbord Presxdcnl Gabriel Werner MEMBERS Alma Albright Margaret Bauer Vlrgmla Bhaer Nlarxon Blttlng Clair Butler lVlary Brown ane Dent Arlene Deutsch Mae Fegley Nlathllda Fern Florence GElSll lgCI' Ellzabeth Gemmel Adele Getz Dorothy C-raver Esther Gross Janet Gruber Loretta O Hara ,lane Hollenbach Eleanor Kexm Nlarlon Kern Bette Lawrence Ruth Lehman Lorraine Llchtenwalner lVl1r1am Muller Alma Peters Lucille Rennsmlth Caroline Rex Ruth Rowan Fayette Serfass Dorothy Slegfrxed une Trexler Carrie Uhler May Wertman Ruth Wlnt Alma Wuchter Lois Young Page Two Hundred Ten Edna Zellers Donald Burger Paul Frltsch Richard Cangwer oseph Goundle Robert Helberger Mahlon Hellerxch ohn Hendrickson Donald Holben joseph lVlcFadden Albert Mlller Thomas Nadlg Bernard Naef Wxllxam Reed Warren Refbord Arlington Reynolds Dallas Stephens Gabriel Werner l l SecrelaryViEleanor Keim Sccrelaryw-Betty Cemmel J . . . . 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CO S Sunrise Qlluh 'I he Science Club of Allentown Hngh School advances students search into the many phases of science ln which the members have taken an lnterest elther as a hobby or as a vocatlon Most of the meetings mclude on the program elther speeches or motlon pictures concernlng sclentlfic sub jects Mr 'l llghman Moyer Lieutenant Commander of the Naval Reserves spoke on navlga tlon and the buoyancy of shlps ohn Henry Leh president of the Allentown Airport spoke on alr transportation The club has been shown motion pictures on electrlclty for manufacturing and household uses raphy through the courtesy of the National Aeronautical Association and the manufacturing and uses of rockwood presented by Mr W Belforcl Roth The members of the club appreciate the unusual opportunities afforded them through their membership OFFICERS Prcsldcnl Rlchard L Wenner Vzcc Prcsldcnl Marlon Henry Sccreluru PdtTlCld Ruhe 1IE'lIBbRS Robert Way Marge Quinn Adele Getz Gretchen Huncler Lorrame Llchtenwalner ean Cehman Wllllam Eckert ean Erdman Edgar Young Mary Robinson Mary Ann Quinn William Brown janet Gruber Clarence Menson Paullne Woodward Jean McGinley Leon McMullen Edgar Wnsser Edrth Finkel Louis Young Marlon Fetzer Page Two Hundred Eleven through the courtesy of the P. P. 61 L. Co.: safety of the airways. which includes quite some topog- . A ' A J J . MEMBERS COMUS Bet Eeutscbe Elugenh Bzrem The purpose of thls organlzatlon IS to create a strong bond of fellowshlp between the students of the Junior and Senior Classes students who are sufhclently conversant wlth the German lan guage to have absorbed some of the Teutonlc splrlt The constantly narrowlng borders of the world lmpress one wlth the fact that manklnd lS one vast brotherhood How can an Amerlcan understand the German unless he speaks hls language slngs hls songs and knows hls customs3 A great deal of thls IS acqulred IH Der Deutsche ,Iugend Vereln Wlr smd Bruder Ob schwartz ob welss ob nah ob welt Verwandt lSt alle Menschenhelt OFFICERS Preszdenl Alma Albrlght Secrelary Lorraine Llchtenwalner Vzce Preszdent Alma Wuchter Treasurer Faculty Adviser Mr Allam Kathleen Jenklns Alma Albright Grace Bachman Margaret Bauer MaTl0H Blttlng Mary Brown Arlene Deutsch Florence Gelsslnger Dorothy Graver Esther Gross Anna Hoehl Marlan Hartman Murlel Hoffman Anna Kavalkovltch Kathleen jenklns Rosa Kelser Marlan Kern Frances Kohler Lorrame Llchtenwalner Mae Lynch Page Two Hundred Twelve Arlene Lelser Jeanne McGlnley Gladys Muller Dorothy Slegfrled Anna Marne ulnn Mae Wlegner Ruth Wlnt Alma Wuchter EISIE Zlmmerman w , A., ,.., 'J-V W. -..aa . .. ..,. A.. .-,, ,.,., - -A,.E. K.: 1 l 1 - f - l CCDMUS awwy I Square Qlluh The T Square Club was organized twelve years ago to promote Interest ln the subject of draft mg and designing and all of school actlvltles and to establlsh a contact wrth modern develop hopes to contmue Varnous students ln the club are the speakers at the monthly meetmgs on sub jects of trmely mterest to all members Besides the monthly meetmgs there IS an annual evening meeting at the Y lVl C A Promx nent men from various industries are the speakers for this Important occaslon The club also has an annual p1cn1c which ns enjoyed by all The motto IS Boost the Club OFFICERS Preszdenl Ralph Stocker Vzce Preszden! Lawrence Mover Secretary Paul jackson Treasurer Rxc Facully Advisers J N Lennbach Rudolph Corlngrato Warren Dexfer Allen Dllllard Paul Jackson Rlchard Ketterer Walter Klshbaugh Rlchard Levan Danxel O Nell Ralph Stocker Robert Troxell John Walbert Charles Bleller Leon Brong MENIBERS Richard Dretrxch Carl Hartman Ralph Nlrttmger Daniel Kleckner Edwm Landrock Lawrence Moyer Louls Szabo Henry Wexant Charles Wneder George Wrlllams George Berta Richard Bnttaxn Karl Buehler Ralph Cressman Page Two Hundred Tlnrteen hard Dletrlch J Ayres Robert DeLong George Entner Ray Erb oseph Krueger Richard Long John Moll Donald Harrler Ellwood Schell William Strobel joseph Vanek Carl Wendenham Daniel Wolfe Harrison Yeakel ITICI' ., , lf! ' f , fl ' '- X . ments in design and construction. The club has started a new type of meeting this year whlch lt . . ' C. . . '. J . C0 S Girl Reserve Cllnunul There are thirteen Curl Reserve Clubs in the senior hrgh school each consisting of about twenty girls Each club has its own activities but several Joint meetings are held throughout the winter These are sponsored by the council which consists of the president and one representative from each club A recognition ceremony a dance and a banquet are some of the main features in the Interesting program All of the Girl Reserves are under the eflicient supervision of Miss Marian character building organization OFFICFRS President Betty Gemmel Recording Secrclaru Susanne Kriebel Vrce President Marjorie Frantz Corresponding Sccrelaru LaRue Brady Treasurer Katherine Kmetz MEMBERS Patricia Bartholomew LaRue Brady Marjorie Frantz Betty Gemmel Marjorie Hornbeck Susanne Kriebel Helen Lentz Anna Quinn Lucille Relnsmith Esther Sellers Carrie Uhler Joyce Berger Pauline Boyko Agnes Campbell eanette Devlin jean Frey Lorraine Gaumer Christine Grim Catherine Kmetz Ruth Kline Mae Lazarus Betty Albright Harriet Baker Mary Ann Davis Margaret Quinn jean Relff Mae Strang Ruth Wertman LaRae Zimmerman Page Two Hundred Fourteen l Crider, C-irl Reserve secretary, and all girls profit tremendously from their membership in this CO US le Qllercle Jfrancaus Le Cercle Francais commonly known as the French Club was establxshed to promote better conversational French lt meets once a month under the guidance of Mass Dorothy qwope OFFICERS Presrdent Eleanor Kelm Secrelaru Lols Young Vzce Preszdenl Warren Refbord Advzser Mlss Dorothy Swope ane Aldrich jean Hume eanne Ormrod Helen Canova Lois Young Vlrglnxa Bhaer Patricia Bartholomew Katherine Bear Jane Baker Betty Craig Vlrgmla Wirth Vera Schnahel Pauline Woodward Patricia Ruhe Barbara Bastian Bette Lawrence Eleanor Keim Adele Getz MEMBERS ane Dent Freda Buflington eanne Applegate Eleanor Rose Roth Dorothy Masonhenmer Marjorle Frantz Lols Schnurmann lVl1r1am Schaeffer Vlrglnla Sordon Clarence Nlerson Franklm Saul Albert Neubauer Ieanne Best Wanda Wyler Anna Louise Fritsch Ruth Parkinson Bonnie Bauer Charles Hoffman John Romig Page Two Hundred Fi flccn Clyde Seaman Betty Schlegel Paulme Rupp Dons Nathanson Nlnldrecl Wenngart eannette Wescoe Al1c1a Van Rxper Loretta O Hara Louxse Marks Blanche Lova Suzanne Krnebel Betty Fairchild Sarah Halmowlcz Alice Wessner Roselyn Friebancl Annette Frieband Alton Caumer Warren Refbord CCDMUS 015132 ilaume Clfcnnumucs Qlluh The Home Economlcs Club of Allentown Hxgh School was organnzed to help gurls develop social educatlonal and clvlc interests Seniors and those who elect the course are ellgxble to mem bershxp but offices may be held by senior Home Economic students only Bl monthly meetmgs are held on Wednesday IH the llvlng room of the suite of rooms on the third floor of the school During the year the club enjoyed a hlke a combmed fashnon show and tea and several speakers who spoke on various occupatmns whlch would mterest the members of the Home Economxc department All meetmgs wlth the help of Mlss Knecht who ns our sponsor are planned to be of interest to all who are members of the Home Economlcs Club OFFICERS Presrdenl Elva Lambert Qecrelary Kathleen Drayton Vzce Presldenl Frances 0 Donnell 'Ireasurer Myrtle Bnechy Page Two Hundred Srxleen U , ., ,, , , .V A ll - r 1 - ' - r - v , - CCDMUS The filuhhe The Clubbe ns a llterary orgamzatlon for prospective wrlters It offers opportunity for the furtherment of llterary taste and the betterment of llterarv ab1l1t3 under the stimulus of con SIFLICIIVC CI'ltlClSITl M6CtlDgS are lxvely and mformatlve and are held twice a month at the homes of members re su mltte an dlscusslon and crxtxclsm follow At txmes selected speakers add to the Interest of the program Requxrements for club entrance are an essay poem story or orxglnal artlcle whlch IS approved and accepted by club members and a fairly good scholastlc record OFFICERS Presldent Fleanor Kelm Secretary Treasurer Althea Krex Robert Fegely Marlon Kneller Nlahlon Hellerlch ean Hume W llllam Kuhns Bette Lawrence Peter Centher ,lean R616 Nanette Bury Althea Smlth Amelxa Baer LaRue Brady Fleanor Roth Mary Brown Page Two Hundred Seventeen l l l W, ii Book reports and original articles a lb A cl, d A ' ' ' ' . 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A J CCDMUS ZlBramat1cs Drama IS as old as tlme but dramatic tramlng ln hlgh school IS comparatxvely young Plays of hugh quallty had for a long tlme been glven by a Dramatlc Society under the leadership of certaln able members of the faculty and these plays were brllllant achievements attractmg the favorable attentlon of the drama lovers of the commumty It ns not untll recently however that a regular course ln the study and productlon of plays was establxshed wxth 1tS regular place ln the school program The work IS under the dlrectlon of Mlss Helen Smlth and has been highly popular and successful besldes affordmg constant pleasure to the student body Posslbly the most dehghtful feature of the course IS the serles of short plays glven ln the audx torlum for mornlng assembly Thus far thls year the hst has mcluded Chrzslmas Roses Mad' Mad' Not Qurle Suclz a Goose A Glrl for Gilbert Three Taps on the Wall No Exerlzon Allowed Thankfulfor jack and Tlus ls Slalzon P U N K The school appreclates the work of lVl1ss Smlth and the students who so wllllngly gnve of thelr txme and thelr talents on these occaslons Concernmg the blg plays Acne always hears of the glamour connected wlth the theatre but behmd the scenes there s a great deal of down to earth busmess to be managed Collecting and carmg for and returnmg the stage propertles seems to be the most arduous of dlplomatlc and manual tasks not to mentnon the perplexlty when the leadmg man loses his voxce or the leading lady gets a prxze case of pmk eye What happens at a txme like that only the dlrector and Heaven knows Another breathless moment owes ltself to a gapmg rent ln the heroine s costume or the hero s m1s Aslde from the evening productlon that everybody sees Mxss Smlth conducts dramatlc classes the fourth fifth and sxxth perlods Here she trams students wxth Cornelllan tendencles for bugger plays dxvxdmg her tlme between these classes and rehearsals for class plays Thus year Mxss Smlth maugurated a democratxc combmatnon of players m an mterclass play That famous classlc David Copperfcld proved a sultable vehlcle to dnsplay the talents of both younger and older pupils The tltle role was well played by a sophomore It IS to be hoped that there will be more such mterclass plays ln the future To revxew the class plays of I936 the Juniors produced a rolhckmg comedy of adolescence entitled Growing Pains whlch was greeted by a packed house Followmg thls triumph the class of 36 scored agam as semors m Daddy Long Legs Up to date the Thesplans of 1936 have been Bette Lawrence Betty Faxrchlld Vnrgmla Sordon Mae Fegley Betty Schlegel Mnldred Strauss Anna Mane umn Betty Cemmel Evelyn Recker Patrlcla Bartholomew Esther Sellers Miriam Mlller Gertrude Sheely Dorothy Krum ane Williams Eleanor Kelm Alton Gaumer Lamonte Gillette john Krum Charles Watson Dean Nonnemacher Milton Erwm and john Romxg And now a word about the junxor Class Play a delxghtful farce entitled Bclzcve ll or Not presented by the class of l937 ln Aprnl I936 As thus goes to press the play commlttee has just selected Charley s Aunl an English farce for their Commencement play Page Two Hundred Ezgllleen T? . laid stlff shirt. Such things are only moments in back-stage life. COMUS flflountam Hlormng The day IS streamlng from the east The candles of the nlght are hlgh A wavering thread of llght his traced The eastern sky Dark evergreens are strrrlng now Above the sleeping mountwln lake lnhmty rs rouslng wlth A lrttle shake And I xwake as mornlng s breath Sweeps from mv eyes the sleep of death The sleep that held mv eager slght And made me lclndred to the nlght And there aslant the mornlng haze Upon the peaceful lake I gaze I see the rlslng pearly mlst I see the wave the sun has lclssed I see through mormrg s open door The thmgs I never saw bsforc Why IS It then that I can hear The sound of muslc at my ear T e reverend hush of shattered dreams T e runnrng footfalls of a deer T e murmur ofa fallen tear T e scent of HOYVCI'll'1g lllac sprays T e sparkle of bllthe Aprll days T e new green flush of tender grass The wlnds that whisper as they pass Blend lnto one great glorlous whole And deck thelr beauty wlth '1 soul So soon the light of mornmg trde O erspreads the shaggy mount un slde That ere the clustering nlght IS dom The shrelded mornlng IS begun And day Iles on the forest wall Llke a golden frlngmg shawl Then dips lnto the lake below ln shafts of brllllant sunny glow ln shafts that blnd my opened eyes Wlth tles of wonder and surprlse While out of ether comes a dart That steals 1nto my fearful heart And langulsh there to slowly knll The toughened remnants of my wlll What IS this numblng thing I feeli Why do my senses rock and reel3 Shall they then find bereft of breath My crumbllng all and call lt death3 Page Two Hundred Nmeleen 'c . In c . r 1 xx . x V. A ' b l ' C K I . x V . . . 3 2 'Q 4 . I 5 If L A I A L . x K I I 'c Wherein the noise of gurgling streams, h 'Q I, h ' X , h ' , h ' ' ,, I1 , h ' ', '. c . . 2 x I , , K , , . CQMUS I am at peace my COHSCIOUSDCSS Is settled ID eternal rest To me the mornlng brought resplte From all the terrors of the nlght The dawn breathed lDtO me my Upon a sunray rode my death And yet my death gave unto me Wlth eager hands eternlty And ln the mornlng s rlslng mlst I eontlnued to CXISI And when the mlst was gone then I breath Was free to wander ID the sky For me a day of Ilvlng done For me eternltv begun qtlll blue the sky stlII hlgh the sun StlII soft the dusk when day ls done Stlll clear the archlng bow of nlght 'itlll beautlful ltS Howers brlght The Howers that are burned at dawn To Iet the rlslng sun pass on Stlll I exlst but there ls now Reallty ln every vow Reallty ln every thought Thls free and boundless Ilfe has brought I am the same but not the same Belng that answered to a name And had not mlnd to know the space Its swaggerlng hulk of Hesh and dlsplaced Here there IS Ilfe sans destiny Qans dreams and sans futlIlty Here IS Qped Here ls Born Smooth Pu re Here lb Here ALTHEA Ulu Qpnllu a glft from the Heet Dlana on an arrow s course a glft of a note of muslc of a malden s VOlCC as a pebble morn by w lter as a Hower apart an urn that wlII never tarnlsh IS a malden s heart KREX ALTHEA KREX Page Two liundred 7wcnly v l - y l y . .,.. . v l K .8 5 - 1 - - t. , s s l - s .. , . . l a K l , . . , . , , L c , ss- V f K- . . , CCDMUS The lure of the Bram There IS hardly one of us who does not drum whether lt be consciously or otherwise whether it be skillfully or otherwise Many of us have the habit of constantly drumming on the piano much to the annoyance of our neighbors Many of us drum constantly on the desk either with a pencil or with our knuckles while the learned the scientist drums on his brain Various types of people drum in different ways For example the teacher constantly attempts to drum the lesson into the child s head but occasionally he has to be resourceful and drum on the seat of his pants The carpenter with his hammer drums a loud tattoo as he lays the floor boards upstairs driving some of us out ofthe house and the rest of us nearly crazy Of course this may seem necessary but why doesn t somebody lnvent a hard rubber sounclproof hammer5 It seems that civilization just cannot survive wlthout drumming From the normal person s birth to his death there I5 a constant period of drum ming As soon as the child is old enough to play with toys the drumming becomes the worst Lying flat on his back the normal child drums loudly on the floor with this type of drumming is its own cure drumming but not on the floor The next period of drumming IS the actual thing umor wants a drum After a while he gets it but since he himself is drummed for uslng it at the wrong time he doesn t want it so much Then there is the season when umor does not do the drumming It IS shared between his teachers and his parents and lt usually turns out to be the most advantageous career of drumming However our unlor turns out to be a good boy Finally he reaches the age where every boy or at least nearly every boy wants to take music lessons After looking over all the lnstruments he decides on none other than the faithful old drum Mother naturally dxsapproves at first because she wants him to take plano lessons unlor finally with a great cleal of coaxlng consents For the next two or three weeks Mother never has a moment s rest even though Junior prac tlces 1n the attic How loud drums can be' After un1or has graduated from law school he still drums No not on a snare clrum but on a block by use of a mallet He has become a judge And so our lives go on drumming every day and beating our way through a humdrum life What drummers are we' S ERVN BLACK JR Page Two Hundred Twenty one his heels until he gets the new electric train or wagon that he wants. Sometimes CQMUS Ulbrnugb the Jfluuhs with the Svtmm Qleam Water water everywhere But not a drop to drmk The swlm team had read about the rum wrought by floods but they had not reallzed the full horror untll they saw the devastation wlth thelr own eyes when they traveled from Allentown to Penn State for the champlonshlp meet The flrst hunt of the hlgh water was on the pike between Allentown and Harrlsburg where the bus had to drive through a foot and a half of w'1ter and again along the busquehanna at Harrlsburg But all thls was just leading up to the real scene of desolatlon Sunbury As we reached the outsklrts of the clty the trees the fields and rlver banks were llttered wlth debrls The town Itself was under quarantlne Houses had been moved for blocks others had been torn 'rpart md strewn over the pletely ruined Lewlstown was being patrolled by state mllltla Along the unlata Rlver we saw close up houses shattered and broken Even houses of heavy cement blocks had been moved In one Instance the whole back wall was torn out and half of the second Hoor caved ln Cn the outsklrts of Lewlstown one saw many founda txons of houses but no slgn of the houses themselves Even the guard ralls along the road were gone A dance Hoor was park d ln the corner of a field one slde torn out and trees stopplng lt from movlng farther down stream At another place a truck had been parked IH a garage but the garage was torn away down to the foundations and the truck was filled Wlth mud Down stream summer houses had stopped ln cornflelds nearly a block from the r1ver Other bungalows had to be removed from the plke so traffic could get through We were so Interested ln looking out of the rlver slde of the bus we had not notlced the wreckage on the left Some of the houses were so close that one could reach into the kitchens strewn with broken dlSh6S At the junctlon of the Junlata River the wreckage was plled hugh on all sldes Thousands of feet of lumber from houses farther up the stream covered the banks just a few feet from the hxghway The people IH this part of the state may well feel fortunate even though some property here was destroyed Many people ID other dlstrlcts lost all thelr earthly IJOSSCSSIOHS GEORGE V FEHR Page 'Iwo Hundred Twenly Iwo . 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COMUS My Experiences tmtb Zbnrses ant: 1Bnmes Every one loves a horse and admlres hlm ID actlon Whether he IS an Arab or a thoroughbred eager for the race a great Percheron or a Clydesdale throwlng hls welght agalnst the collar as he hauls a heavy load or draws a plough through the fresh earth or a chlld s pony as proud of hls pretty trapplngs as hls llttle rlder every llne of a horse s body shows that he IS bullt for strength and power Next to the dog the horse IS the most falthful and lntelllgent four footed frlend we have and we have none that has glven us truer servlce or can show greater devotlon to hls owner Even among the natlons that desplse the dog as unclean the horse IS loved for hls falthfulness and lntelllgence and a tlred and hungry rlder wlll always see that hls patlent horse IS cared for before he attends to hls own wants An adventure that made a great lmpresslon on my llfe occurred ten years ago but ln reallty WIII be lastlng On Chrlstmas Day Dad brought home a truly fasclnatlng Chrlstmas glft a pony named Snappy of perfect conformatlon and colored a rlch shade of brown And he llved up to hls name because I was thrown one tlme after another I-low well I remember the lncldent at Rlver Front Park when a few tennls players trled ln valn to stop the stubborn head ln hls hasty attempt to run away and he swerved dodglng the young fellows but unfortunately loosenlng the glrth band of the saddle thereby permlttlng the saddle to SIldC under hls stomach I was hurled clear of hls hoofs and rolled over and over llke a rubber ball There was another unpleasant occurrence when I came so near to taklng an unexpected mornlng s dlp ID the Lehlgh Rlver that the people roundabout stood tensely rlgld ln a sllence broken only by the sharp lntake of breath of the spec tators waltlng expectantly for dlsaster That was the last chapter of the pony we were beglnnlng to wear upon every one s nerves They never qulte knew just where they were gOlDg to hear of me and the pony landlng next When later we moved to the west end of Allentown I once more took up the more rellable safer and more senslble of the two By thls tlme I wlsed up so to speak and began to understand and master these lntelllgent fleet footed anlmals I also made use of what horse sense I possessed Almost any one who has horse sense and balance you know can learn to rlde well I stlll wasn t a full fledged equestrlan by any means but after a great deal of observlng and some valuable tutorlng on the Slde llnes by George Person durlng hls spare moments I showed promlse of becomlng he sald a really good horsewoman lt wasn t untll the year l93l durlng the falr that I was glven the opportunlty of provlng whether I had proflted by my past experlences That year the greatest and last nlght horse show was held on the Allentown race track I had been ID a Readlng show before but I had only rldden ID one or two classes on another part hackney pony Pal O Mme I was CXCltCd when I was asked to rlde Mlflam Levln s three galted gentle mannered sorrel mare Suzanne and Lloyd s flve galted well put together llght sorrel mare Sweetheart Glrl It took weeks of hard tralnlng before the horses were ready for showlng Most of the tralnlng was done early ln the morrllng or ln the cool evenlngs and then only IH brlef perlods because lf a horse IS drllled too long at one thlng he WIII become tlred and soured as the horseman calls It and It wlll be dlfflcult to manage hlm and to put hlm through hls galtS properly My brother was a trlfle doubtful as to the result of my rldlng ln the show because I was so very small ln fact I was called Shrlmp by the famlly Never theless, I kept plugglng untll two nlghts before the show when the horses were allowed to rest It IS always advlsable to rest a horse at least a day or two before Page Two Hundred Twenty four 9 , ' . , . . . . . , , , . , . . , , , , - : . . . . . . art of riding at the fair grounds on a horse instead of a pony, because a horse is the ' . I . , , , . ' .I . . I . y - - . I . . . . - 7 - 5 l 3 - , , 1 ll ' Y! ' I COM S showmg so that he will be fresh and full of llfe One wants a horse to act up to some extent and hrs actlon wlll be hlgher rf he IS exclted and full to the brxm wlth PCP There was great hustle and bustle IH the stables the horses manes ears legs and talls had to be trimmed saddles and brldles had to be cleaned old brldle bands had to be replaced wlth new brlllxantly colored ones which matched or blended wlth the horses particular colors weights had to be placed on some of the horses hoofs ln order that they mlght have more actlon helpers had to be hlred for each horse had to be cared for as soon as he was flrushed ln a class and great precautlon taken so the horse wlll not become chllled and each horse must be retouched agaln before the next class new quarter boots had to be bought for the flve galted horses a few new coolers had to be bought buggles had to be washed and pollshed or even palnted the harnesses and brass trrmmlngs had to be cleaned and pollshed tails had to be set manes and talls bralded lf deslred by the owners gxrth bands had to be whltened lf they were not made of leather and attractlvely colored rlbbons had to be bought to be bralded ln wlth the horses manes and talls lf they were five galted Not only was there great excltement m the stables the rlders too were ln a hustle and bustle anxlously and nervously awaltmg the blg nxght of the show COHVCfSatlOHS were buzzmg and tongues worklng overtlme Any one passlng through the horse exhlbxt bulldlng where most of the horses were kept would be llkely to hear somethmg of thls nature I wonder rf I should buy a new r1d1ng habit or just have my old one cleaned and pressed3 Do you thunk So and So has a chance agalnst Mr X s mare3 I m scared stlff rf only tomorrow nlght were over Do you think the muslc wlll frlghten the horses3 I hope Black Dla mond lS on hls good behavior and doesn t act up That sloplng track may make my horse break out of a rack and that goes for the canter too I wonder lf IVlr X wlll start h1s usual yellmg at hls horse so our horses will break out of thelr galts lf he does I am golng to glve hum equal competxtlon and on and on they rambled through the day Every one was played out when nlght fell over the stable and the horse world was restmg 1n peace but only untll the next nlght when the horses were to prance under the huge flood llghts The next day which was extraordlnarlly mce George Mr Lloyd IVl1r1am I..ev1n my mother and dad and everybody around the stable had worked them selves 1nto a frenzy and a sweat What had happened3 Was there somethlng wrong wxth one of the horses3 Had one gone lame? Dad one of the horses have the col1c because of eatlng too much new grass? No not one of the horses but one of the rlders I had to be brought home from school Oh' I my stomach or what ln heaven s name was the matter3 I was as whxte as a ghost and as weak as a new born colt when lt trles to stand upon nts long wobblmg unsteady legs for the Hrst tlme The doctor gave me medlcme whlch sweetened and settled my stomach and then assured every one that I would be well enough to rxde 1n the evening lf I took a good nap That was a time when we all looked upon a doctor wlth very hlgh regard Feelmg much better I arrlved at the farr grounds an hour before the show I felt as though I had been ull for a month but when I recelved such a warm wel come and so many washes for good luck and words of encouragement from my frlends I forgot all about bemg nervous Because lt was extremely nolsy rn and around the stables George thought It would be WISC for me to mount and rlde down to the rmg so that Suzanne could get used to the flood Ilghts the muslc and the restless people standlng close to the fence For some reason or other I felt confident, wxth a confidence that IS con sldered very preclous by horsemen Suzanne played her part ln makmg me con fldent for she was unsually well behaved and at ease as she proudly walked before the grandstand now half filled wlth more than two thousand equme enthuslasts Page Two Hundred Twenly five - - - sa 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . 1 , .... 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . , . 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 . , , . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 . . . . , . , . 1 1 1 , . v - 1 1 1 1 , . COMUS More horses had now entered the rmg The muslc whlch conslsted mostly of lnspmng marches was enyoyed by the horses as much as the onlookers The kind faced and whlte haired udge Allen of Flemlngton motroned to the asslstant for the rest of the horses to be called mto the rlng for the class opened to all three galted horses The Judge dellberated only a short whlle Flrst honors were awarded to Sportalogue who was glven a rousing and sensational rlde by George Person Suzanne came ln second and topped two other fine beautlfully galted horses by her outstandlng performance and ease as a green mare In the next event Sweetheart Glrl wasn t so flashy and brllllant as the unbeat en ennle C but she dld succeed ID belng placed for second She dlsplayed con slderable racklng speed wlthout changmg her rmpresslonable form for a slngle moment Durlng the course of the show Suzanne surprlsed many horsemen by walklng off as the popular wlnner Wlth four blue rlbbons to her credxt and two seconds and a thlrd place ln the grand champlonshlp stake Thls was possrble because of her brlllrance her superb performance and her anlmatron B6Sld6S she was ln the finest condltlon and bloom cllsplaymg her outstandlng qualltles her manners conformatron arlstocratlc bearlng and collected galtS They were the more astonlshed because thls was her first show wh1Ie some of the other horses were old show veterans and had been shown many tlmes before There was a total absence of frrctlon ln her work and the farther she went ln a class the better and apparently more easlly she worked Once when Suzanne was cantermg an lrrltated competltor ran 1nto her push to hls great amazement and that of the horsemen standlng near Suzanne con tmued right on magnrfrcently demonstratmg the slow canter for whrch she was noted and never breaklng for a second One could have read a newspaper on her back when she was cantermg Every one smllecl and loudly applauded her when she stepped out of Ime for the blue ribbon The last class whlch was the champronshrp stake was long and drawn out making both rlder and horse persprred and tired Then the horsemen standlng ln the track let out a howl and the grand show was over' I overwhelmed wlth joy had had a thrlll whrch I shall never forget I had come through successfully Durmg the next few years horses were bought and horses were sold but I hadn t found the small horse I was seeking Then one afternoon Frank Person who had just got back from a trlp through the Blue Grass country of Kentucky called and sard that he had found one of the finest ponles that he had ever Iald eyes on Because thrs was Frank s usual Ime when he had brought horses back from Kentucky I thought Ilghtly about xt but that evenlng I ventured over to the Person stables and to my great amazement there stood a truly beautlful anlmal The pony was Hottentot the Great a four year old mare l4If2 hands high just a half lnch under a horse s requlrements I4 2 It seemed as though she had been made to order I excitedly telephoned Dad and he hurrred to the stable because he knew by the way I talked that I must have found somethlng worth gettmg exclted about After eyeing her over very carefully and seemg her work on the lead he bought her then and there I-Iottentot had changed hands before she was even able to rest up from her long and trymg tram trlp It had all happened so quickly that I hardly had time to get my bearlngs and lt took a whlle for me to realize that she was mlne When I rode I-Iottentot I not only found that she was perfectly galted wrth a lot of actlon but I also found that she had a nasty temper and a few clever trlcks tucked away 1n that whlte starred head of hers She had a habit of wantmg to go to the stable wlthout havmg very Irttle exerclse and especially when lt was near feedmg tlme She attempted to do rt one day when my dlsposltxon wasn t up to Page Two Hundred Twenty .szx Y - y Y , , mg her over agamst the fence, attemptmg to make her break out of her galtg but A , Y - - 1 ll ' 31 ' I , CGM S par thus forcing me to use my crop Luke x wrld stlck of dynamite she rc xred snorted and blew her elf up to such an extent that the weak glrth bind tore and the saddle and I awkwardly plopped on the hard earth whlle the four legged devil made her way defiantly up to the barn Before any one could reach me I was dragglng the saddle and myself after the runaway That wasn t the end of the rlde not by any means She was resaddled and I was as angry as an old cornered bear I mounted my opponent and George handed me a stronger rldlng crop then the battle was on I gave her a long rlde cautlously waltlng wlth my crop grlpped tlghtly agarnst my slde and my knees cllnched llke glue to the saddle for her to try to go to the stable She reared but upon feellng the sharp stmg of a rrdlng crop on the upper part of her neck she cleclded that lt was WISCY to keep her four feet on the ground rnstead of two of them danclng ln the arr When I finally dnd walk her lnto the stables Hottentot the Great knew who was boss When the l932 falr rolled around xgaln Hottentot was awarded the blue ribbon wlthout any great effort on her part She also carrled away the blue rlb bons for the two years I933 and l934 just before she was sold In the same year I934 at Flemington she agam walked away Wlth high honors The pony mare would have been shown a great deal more than she was lf there would have been more pony classes but 1n one show there usually were never more than two classes at the most and then conslderlng the shlpplng charges whlch are extremely high and the money glven for the first prlze rn the pony classes It dldn t pay to show her To take her on long trlps to shows whlch may last from one day to three and four days meant that I would have to mrss a great deal of school and I couldn t very well do that My work ln high school was becomlng more dlfhcult wlnters were long and cold permlttlng llttle rldlng and the mare kicked her heels around the stable and ate and ate until she acqurred what was better known as a hay belly All these facts and a perslstent New York horseman led up to the sellrng of Hottentot to a man who had long wanted a show mare She was made for the show rlng cut out for It belonged there and now she was going to be able to strut her stuff the way she had always llked to when a lot of people were watching her And I loved her too much to forget her Nor have I forgotten about rldlng or horses When I graduate from Hlgh School Dad s greatest hope and deslre IS to fmd a nlce place whlch can be done over and then bulld our own stables Naturally thls place would be outslde of the clty llmlts somewhere where we could enjoy and find pleasure with as many horses as we may wish for and until then thls llttle book of horses wlll remam closed ARDETH COURDIER bummer Svmpbunv Wlth hushed sweet murmur of vlolln The soft winds bend the deep lush grass The moon bends low ench mtlng mad young lovers Drowsy trees lrft lacy fronds to the warm sky bo om A deer IH the cool stream w xdlng starts 1 waterfowl To dart on swift erratlc plnlon Shrreklng to lts mate I-lere s the feather that lt dropt' ILLEANOR Rosa ROTH Page Iwo Hundred fu,enly scum 1 . xi . - 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S ' v 5 R1 5 1 , . . ,. , COMUS Three Burma ELEANOR Ros: ROTH DESERT REVERIE White Sand StTCtCl'1lI'l2 reachlng 0 er the land Slender ilabaster mlnarets Creecent moon Black velvet bky l xotlc melody of harpe HELL Slumbroue I9 the rlver Sullen 19 the bay The whole world shmes ln the dlmp btlll d 15 Somewhere aloft a ull shrxeks Flapplng hw long wlnga Somewhere below the rlggln creaks But narv a sailor brngs There s death ID the murky waters And there s death on the llVld shore The whole damn cl troplc 5 a deathbed THE DARE Who tells me of the VNltCl'lLI'W of the nlght The whlsperlng of the trees The swlshlngs of the tall green grass The fantaey of leaves3 The stars are large and stud the sky As amethysts an onyx ring The moon a lady seems to he Lletenmg a thousand lovers blng Who tells me of the vutchery ofthe nlghti Who tells me of the gosbamer webs, that lxe ln some one s garden to entangle tlght The hearth of such poor fools, as lf Rave on bearded xxledom rave l do not hear nor wlsh to hear For l am young and true and brave There lb nothlng nothing that I fear' Page fu.o Hundred lu only czghl . . c ' ' Q h ' x Q e e ' , 2 ' ' z f. B . r f 0, K- ' , K, . . 5 n 1 X '. Have mercy, Lord, give us no more! T 1 Y X -X '- , , , X ' r'- , Y ,. y - , CCDMUS we Calle!! Zbnm Bus He formerly belonged to an old prospector but Grandad bought hlm espe clally for me when I was srx Pre wasn t much to look at He was a sorrel had a Roman nose a long HOWlI1g mane and tall and a rough shaggy coat Hrs eyes drdn t even match one was blue and the other brown Strll I thought he was the best plece of horse flesh 1n Nevada Pre was as gentle as a lamb and followed me around lrke a dog He was named Pre because of hrs fondness for pastry apple ple berng hrs favorrte When ever he got loose I could always flnd hlm at the cook s tent begglng for a handout Several times he got mto trouble because of hrs fondness for pastry Once when the cook had left the tent to get water he came back and caught Ple ID the act of searchmg for hls namesake The cook s shout was heard all over camp Frrght ened Pre trled to get out but the fly of the tent had fallen ln place and for a mln ute or so he couldn t get out When he dld he kept rlght on going and dldn t come back untrl supper trme In trylng to get out of the tent Pre had made a mess of the kltchen Smashed pots and pans were spread about untll the kltchen looked as though a cyclone had struck lt To make matters more messy he had krcked a bag of flour open and spread It all around To complete the scene the PICCCS of the dlshes that had been on the table were scattered about The cook first cursed as he surveyed the wreckage then went to Crandad and demanded hls pay Grandad called me IH and I thought sure I was golng to lose Pre but belng wise to the ways of klds and horses Grandad only told me not to let rt happen agam to be sure to tether Pre well or else turn hlm lnto the corral when I wasn t usmg hrm Some way or another he paclfled the cook and peace was agam restored Pre and I had many experlences together that summer There were no fences and only a very few houses and towns wlthln hundreds of mlles so we had plenty of room to ourselves We often went for long rldes and always brought beautlfully colored rocks and once a dead rattlesnake from whlch I cut the rattles for a souvenxr We often chased long legged desert Jack rabblts whlch proved an excrtmg sport but we could never keep up wrth them In fact there are not many other anlmals that can catch them It was on one of these chases that I had a rather palnful experlence I was rldmg bare back and we were trottlng along at a mee galt when suddenly th1ngs began to happen A rabblt jumped out rlght under Pre s nose and went tearmg off mto the sagebrush Pre frlghtened by the rabblt shred suddenly Havlng nothlng to hang on to I slld off of Pre s rump and landed slttmg down on a patch of cactus I got up faster than I had ever moved before ln my lrfe The seat of my pants was brrstlrng wlth cactus needles and I couldn t do anythlng about It Every step l took was torture I managed to catch Pre and trled to figure out a way to rlde home for we were about a mule from camp I hung crosswlse on Ple s back feet on one slde head and arms on the other After a very slow and very pamful rude I reached home where mother got the tweezers and laymg me bottom up on her knee began pamful operations I wasn t the same man for several days and I never chased rabbits agam wrthout a saddle to hang onto Soon after that lncldent C-randad flmshed hrs constructlon Job and we had to leave It was after rather a wet farewell to the best plece of horse flesh ln Nevada that I left Pre at one of the ranches nearby to which I Intended to return soon But I have never had a chance to go back and I haven t seen Pre smce But I stlll cherish memories of that happy, carefree unforgettable summer and often wonder lf Pre rs still llvmg FRANKLIN QCHOCH Page Two Hundred Twenly nme . . . , I - . 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' . , . . a ' c ' ', ,E A , C ' - ' X 3 2 . 1, Q QBur Qhhertlsers The staff of the Cowius wxshes to call the attention of the facultx and the members of the clcma of l936 and thelr famlllea to the followlng llst of Allentown busmess men It standa to reaeon th xt the me n w ho tclvertlee ln the Coxius are not onlw interested but actively mterebted ln the school and ln the voung people who are gr nclu ltecl from the school The Qlngle xctlve return that we can m :ke for thls lnterest ns to fxmlllaxlze ourselves with these n xmes and to p xtronlze our aclvertxserq who are ln thla caae alao our friends whenever the occaslon arlses Read this llst twleel Allentown Busmess College Allentown Bethlehem Gas Co Allentown Natlonal Bank Ameneus Hotel Arbogast ZS: Bastian Aurand 5 Glft Shop Berkemeyer Keck Co Burdan s lee Cream Burkholder S C A Dorney Furmture o Campus C rllle Coffelt Stucllo Dmglllan Dutch C rnll Fckert Royal H farr Bros Co lqauat 61 Landes Freeman P A Grainger Anna Heckrotte 81 Spacht Herff ,loneb Co H Leh 84 Co Kay jewelry Co Kemmerer Paper Co Koch Bros Kuhns 8: Shankweller l ehlgh Candy Co Lehlgh V xlley I ransportatlon Co Merchants Nduonal Bank New York floral Co Rabenold Oliver 9 RIIZ Barbecue Ross N A Royal Fl ypewrlter Co Sanders Remhardt Co l c Supplee lee Cream Co The Nlealey Audntorlum The Only Cleaners Trexler Lumber Co Wetherhold 81 Metzger Wxtxver ones Co Zach Q Reataur mt Zollmger Harnecl Co Page Two Hundred Thlrly Ihre: ,grin-1o1o1oz01o14.i,1n1-nz 1-031.101 14 1-:ici 1 ,101-: 1- :zei 1 1-::: iz: e C . V X Q ? Q K. . ' ' h l e 'Q g t ' ' ' - K 2 z ' . .' A 2 ' - 2 - . 'S ' , ,C 'S i ' ' 4' K , ,S ' ,S , 2 .sv f E , . . , K e s -'1 s - ' , ' . ' . ,' . , Allentown Dairy Co., lnc, Hunsicker Co. - I ', R , K- , ' . 1 ' ' . . 1' .- ' ., n 5 V r 'A l 1 E 1-,qw-3 1031,10in1.....,i.,1.,.g..1 Compliments of the Class of 1936 I 1 Il lllh f lliifl' liiliililili l3l:l1f:Ci A, 1 iffy-our ig: zxzui--1-zzz.: 1 1 1 .::::i --D-I1-.1 .1-:i:1,.1n:::-niiiz1:11:1110: I-Ierff Jones Company INCORPORATED MANUFACTURING QIEWELERS AND STATIONERS PHILADELPHIA AND INDIANAPOLIS CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS SORORIIY PINS CLUB PINS COIVIIVIPNCI IVIFN1 INVITATIONS SAIVIPLPS IURNISHI-D ON REQUEST RALPH W POPI D30 CHEST T ST rrr IVI I AI FI I III O c1aI jewelers or ALLENTOWN HIGH SCHOOL g Iddlhlf . , 5 , ,. . 1 F -,VNU . Rf: Dist. anagcr PH I, 1 -. . I A, PA. Pa e Two lun re H ir y- we Compliments of the Class of 1937 I lllda' w Qx W ON X3 I ro' Liv!! 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WM Mann, Ahmy you hurhed VTl1ll1flQ owl so as fo know 4 leasf somelhm nn the test P ge Two Hundred Forly ZOLLI GER-I-IAR ED COMPANY The Department Store ln the Heart of Everythlng 'XLLENTOWN PENNSYLVANI N KID BROTHER Hrs feet are dS ldrgt is pohcemen s I guts Amd thex trick mud rll over the Hoor As he sweeps through the house he leaves thlng ID 1 mezss -Xnd oee out with fx sl m ofthe door f. xkc foothxll mc hrstbrll or mx uth g xmn n lrtudx QLIIIL ood at tennis But IH addln up numbers he ll nexer gem time Ar' ln spelhng ht s surely no menace A str wx co ortd h Lk of wllc tou Cdl Blue exe and ci tllted snub no e Red cheek thu how when the chrt 1 n t thue t h nx plnk ro e X NO1CQ th it 1 th Ilglll now shrlll and noxx dup -X mouth th t hc open o xxlde That a whole putt of bye cl Could o IH t ont weep Xnc thl 1 our jox md our prlde Ixx HL ir. I L I llur IIX rf . . AL I Y . . y' 2 2 1 . Q ' ' 3 9 . HXI Xs ,z z 1 as- 2 2 X ja X. A d IS 2' X' V' X g 2 g X .X ' , C X. 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OBERLY President SucceSSful College enjoying the prestige of the entire community COURSES SESSIONS Secretarial DAB and NIGIII Modern Text Books Stenographlc Modern l qulpment Bookkeeping OPI N ALI l PAR Fxcellent lacultv Accounting l'ree Placement Service Social activities and basketball COLLEGE SPIRII COLLEGE ATWOSPIII' Rl- Eurfher ln ormalzon on request ESTABLISHED l869 PHONE 4790 INCORPORATED 1897 The usual Prowduu, when nokbwss D0 gon remember lhc nsl hour? were due lhe next day l5lUdE1 hall, 'W kd 4 ew W V N cfMf 'W Si f -s 1 KBfmAVPX E KELECMRVAf Page Iwo Hundred Forly four J , A Q U . . . . f . f Eff 6 1 - S lg ff G l ff '1 Z 'UE f - ii I v , --f 'Til ffl .. ,,o:.R ,Q 'S S 3 R V elf., .3 - 1 4:11 if 1- 1'-11,4-f-1101n14-1o1u1v:oio:--1o:01- .1010-.1-1-'10-p.-30101--unnz-,1 B U R D A N 'S ICE CRE A VI Served at the Allentown Hz h .School Ca etoza DI LICIOUS INLJTRITIOUQ KOCH BROTHILRS N I COR CYNTRF SQI XRI txxll xToxx ALLEINTOWNJ s LEADING QLOTHIFRS CIOFHINC AND ll RNISHINC S DFSIf NI D TO MEFT THI DTNIXINIJS OF THF MOST PARTICULAR YOLNG MFIN AT SCHOOI OR COI I FCE W lfe You re gomg to drxxe me out of my mlnd' Hubbx Thxt vm t no CIIIVQ my dexr I t s 1 pt Amerlcan humorzs Cilllng one a half xslt doesn t alwwfxxg tell the entue Qtoxx Thele axe mallet fmctlons than th It Amerzcan Humorzsl Xvhen vou wked bu IC bltb ck to dance dld she xccept QUICRIY Teicher There s no cllfhcultx ln the world rhwt cannot be ovelcome Pupll Hive xou excl IIICCI queczxng tooth piste b ck1ntothetube3 Phzla Elem: Q BL Ile ln VN e have the faulltles and the desire to serxe Xou THE MILRQH -XATS N ATIOX AI B ANR ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVAINIX Page 'luo Hu Jr J Foryjne 1 1 . no T f 1 In O 3 W L . 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Walk I Ilke to m sklp when gettlng the malI Llke S K I P school Sklp 0 er hlII and dale Some 00 sklp ID the street Nlce P ay sklp mother sends me for meat Should to you IS exerclse C0111 IP 6 game Come tal But I can klp be t P an al school When taklng a re t 0 I9 to a Staylng one wav from chool BERINIE HALPFRIN Do you remember the tame Ilon B1II s got th t would eat off hle Il nd? ack ones Yea Well It dld LlbCffU exclted over a new hat Kulpe because ZooIe I wonder xl hy women get so r I dont know unlees It IS hate go to thelr heads Some oo BERINIE HALPERIN HEADQUARTERS FOR THF FAMOUS Bulox a Watches You are cordlally lnvlted to open a charge account KAY IEWELRY CO 706 Hamllton st Allentown PgT dF ly gh! - - 1 - W 1 1 ' ' ' w ' day It ', , 2, I , -I ' 1 1 1 . ' S , G ' Y 5 t I I wk Pk wk J r . ' , . 1 Palllffndcr. 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