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

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stir Kr- wrt. iff W BADER, JEAN MABEL General A girl with a smile makes the day worth while. jean, the brown-eyed lover of all sports, is the type that everyone admires and enjoys having about. She is a lover of the great outdoors, and rather thinks school a punishment. She believes she will be a swimming instructor: but somehow, we believe that she, too, will be carried over the threshold of her home. Swimming Team, 2, 3, 4,' Girl Reserves, 3, 4. BAKER, CHARLES ROBERT Industrial What's all that noise in the other room. Bake is like Ulysses, except that he spells his name U-S-E-L-E-S-S. He is a tall, dark, handsome young man who likes his fung he is the Peck's Bad Boy of the classroom. He likes the A Cappella Choir and Chorus too, likes to sing in them, but we believe he just goes to see the girls and have a lot of fun. A Cappella Choir, Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. C OM U S BACKENSTOE, RAYMOND RAY General A fne character is worth more than great wealth, it opens the door to all hearts. Ray is one of our up and coming football players. He is 5 feet 8 inches and weighs I53 pounds. He is a. jolly sort of fellow, always joking or pulling some sort of prank. Studious? Well, he passes. Besides football he is interested in baseball and the gym team. If he skipped school in the Spring or Fall, it was because he is such an enthusiastic fisher and hunter. - DelVlolay: Football, 2, 3, 4. UJEANIE' BAlI..Y, HOWARD BA11.v College Entrance in Arts Ami proud to be a Christian man until his dying day. A well mannered fellow, this Howard Baily, a member of the class of '37. Howard works hard and diligently on all his studies. His greatest enemy is Cicero and Virgil. His chief diversion is arguing with everybody about everything. He has all the qualities necessary to attain his ambition, that of entering the ministry. We wish him success in all his endeavors. BAKE Page Nineteen

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ll l X. ...MN ,Wx W.. W, ,. ,., i. 'X . J '- JW E 'f lt lk. jllllv Ex V, gy i, ,,,.. ,, V .Ft Ht., ARNER, ETHEL ED General Of spirit so still and quiet. Ethel is one who sees and hears much, but says little. Her apparent good nature and striking sincerity are but a few qualities of her interesting character. In books and travel most of her interests lie. However, her main ambition is to become a mortician after graduation. ARONSKY, JACOB JAY General Course Words, above everything else, I love words. If you chance to see a jovial young man in a blue sweater with a large Canary A, lightly tripping down the hall, you must recognize Jay. His smile is as big as his letter. For three years 'lay stood out in front and led the cheers on the gridiron, in the gymnasium, or in the auditorium. When he wasn't yelling for some team, he was either yelling either for the Canary or the Blue Book, or calling a cheery greeting to everybody. Jay is well up in his studies: as a matter of fact, he expects to study business administration and possibly follow this with law, probably at the University of Pennsylvania. God speed you, Jay. Canary ana' Blue, l, 2, 3g Blue Book, l, 2, 3,' President German Club, 35 Cheerleader, I, 2, 3,' Camus, 4. ARTZ, GLADYS Boors General Boots is a happy go lucky gal with a big smile that attracts everyone. And no one can put anything' over on Boots when it comes to talking. You can always find her chatting among friends in the halls. She is well liked, and consequently has a wide circle of friends. Football and basketball are her favorite sports. To BACHMAN, LYLE. BLONDE General The worlal's no better if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. Blonde is a serene sort of person in school, but he casts off this artificial outward appearance when out of doors. He has a pleasant disposition and participates in all games of whatever nature they may be. But we believe Blonde has a hidden ambition, for all the mechanical magazines interest him. Football, 3. it 1 KW i 5 M V Page Eighteen f-WS' gf CL l V .flllfl 'V

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BARTHOLOMEW, JOYCE BAM-zY General She owes the world nothing, this little lass. A quick smile, a gay laugh, and a fast How of words. Yes, it's Joyce. Seen between classes, she's just a whir of motion-but in class-well. Joyce plans to' enter Kutztown to study the art of being a librarian. We wish her luck. May she always be able to collect on overdue books. BASTIAN, HAROLD W. HARRY General A little silence now and then l'd be the best of men. Harry is one of those quiet country fellows who is trying to make good in the city. He likes mathematics, but he never concentrates on other school work. Harry manages to get through by the skin of his teeth, He does not know what he will do after he graduates, but we wager he'll be a success in whatever he undertakes. Q Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3 BATORI, MARGARET MARGE I General The face of an angel- But a devil in her eyes. lVlarge deceives you by that innocent look on her face: much mischief lies beneath. She is out for fun and gets plenty of it. Marge takes her work less seriously than many other students, but she always comes through. Her ambition is to soothe the sick. May success be with her. Ctrl Reserves, 3, 4. BAUMAN, BRUCE HBALMYH Engineering and Science Eat, sleep and be merry. Bruce is a tall gangling fellow with a friendly smile for everybody, especially for the girls. You have seen him in the Junior Class Play, in which he held his own among our comedians. His modesty in the company of strangers is something to marvel at, but is completely the reverse when he becomes acquainted. He was elected class treasurer in his senior year, an office he has ful- filled to the entire satisfaction of the school. Homeroom Representative, '35,' junior Class Play, '36, Senior Class Treasurer, '37. Page Twenty