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

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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

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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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1' 'i BAUMGARTNER. LORRAINE A. M. Scor'rv Commercial Nature made her as she should, Not too bad and not tao good. ' Lorraine is the girl with the everlasting smile and pretty dimples. She always has a good word for every- one, and her friendly manner has made many friends for her. She is interested in athletics of all kinds, but pre- fers to see them rather than to participate. Her hobby is reading anything from mystery to love stories. :Q .J BAUS, DOROTHY MAY Do-ri-Y General Good nature is the proper soil upon which virtue grows. Dotty is a conscientious student of the Senior Class who successfully combines serious thoughts and gayety. Her ambition has always been turned toward teaching, and she has had valuable experience along this line as a church-school teacher. In her spare moments, Dotty takes great pleasure in drawing and in writing poems. We wish her success and happiness in whatever she attempts. German. Club, 4. BEAR, BETTY JANE BETTY General 1'm shooting high Got my heart in the sky. Here's a good looking cheerleader who attracts the eyes of all football men. Betty can yell under the sun, but is a gentle lamb in the moonlight. No matter where she goes or what she does, she has a good time. She intends to go to New York to train as a nurse so that she can become an air hostess. Good luck, Betty, with your high-flying ideas BEAUCI-INER, MARGUERITE E. Sis Commercial The blue of Killarney's skies, She stole into her Irish eyes. Sis is one of those happy-go-lucky girls who gives you a friendly smile, a pat on the back and then asks for your accounting problem. To see Sis cheer at a football or basketball game, one would think she was full of pep and ambition, but really she thinks more of sleeping. Even though Sis never was strong for study, she went through with the rest of the class. Swimming Team, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading, 4. Page Twenty-one Cheerleading, 3, 45 German Club 4 Swimming 2