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

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DOMU3 BOARDIVIAN LILLIAN MAE. HISILLUMSU General She may seem baslful, iimid, and shy, But, wait- People not acquainted with Lillian think her rather bashfulg but if you know her, you Had her a regular good sport. She is interested in swimming, tennis, football, and basketball, and likes band members and out-of-town boys. She intends to lze an air hostess. We hope she will go Hying high in her profession. BOWEN, ANNAMAY STICKS General Annamay is that tall gal whose current ambition is to grow one-half inch so she'll be exactly six feet. Sticks attends all the football and basketball games, but she is especially interested in swimming. She is almost shy when meeting people, but once acquainted, she can talk as much as anyone else. Annamay will be wearing a nurse's uniform soon. French Club, 4. BOWMAN, ARLINGTON L. DUKE Engineering and Science Silence is golden-but the country is of llze gold standard. Duke is just one of the rooters in school sports, but a great champion in the sandlot games and all other sorts of sports: summer, acquatic, winter, or what have you. At school he represents the modern boy, quiet, studious and fun-loving, but outside his shell bursts, and his true nature comes to the surface. Arlington's greatest ambition is to play in college sports, and also to own and run his own pillery. His opinion of women we won't repeat, but we have our doubts about his bashfulness. BOYER, DAVID LENTZ DAVE Engineering and Science Dave is of average physical proportions, bu,t mentally he is far above the average. He has an easy drawl and such a genial disposition that he has attracted many friends. Dave intends to go to college, and with his many good qualities, we feel that any college is lucky to get him. Y. M. C. A., l, 2, Hi-Y, 4,' N. Y. A., 3, 4,' Football Usher, 4. Page Twenty-nine

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-I g ff,.eX,wj-f, M- fm - .7 4 .1 A 2 its -4' an 1 M ,LF 45 , N ff Lt BITTNER, FRANCES P. HSPENCEH Commercial ln a few months we can hear Frances saying, f'lVlr. So and So's secretary speakingf' We know she will be successful. She loves driving around town in a green Ford. BLACK, ,IEANETTE UBLACKIEH ' ' Commercial Those rosy cheeks and merry smiles Would cause men to walk many milesf, A sunny disposition, a genial personality, and intel- ligence plus--thatis Jeanette. She's going to be an old maid and raise cats and dogs. But no one thinks she will, for her looks and personality assure that all who know her, love her. She often breaks out in spasms of witty poetry. The class of '36 wishes this little mixture of old maid, stenographer, and poet the best of success in the future! l i . BLANKOWITSCH, LEO Liao General BLEILER, JANE ELIZABETH General Beneath ilze surface mischief lies. Mix a cheerful personality with a sparkling sense of Fight hard to win the game- Thafs the way to glory andfamef' If you want to know how it feels to be a basketball hero, just ask Leo. Those big grey eyes are a menace to women, but look out, he's bashful. His main ambition is to be active in football and basketball, nevertheless he does not neglect his studies. Whatever you plan to do, we know you'll succeed. I-lere's luck to you, Leo! Football, 2, 3, 4,' Basketball, 2, 3, 4,' Baseball, 3, 4. .1-IANIEH humor, add a generous disposition, and you have jane. She has a great fondness for pretzels, outdone only by her love for dancing. We never see Jane in a mad rush to class or burdening herself with many books, yet she always manages to do well. Call it natural ability! A. l-l. S. wishes her happiness in her chosen profession- nursing. Science Cluln, 2,' Le Cercle Francais. Page Tweniy-eight

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U S BOYKO, PAULINE Tunic ' General Honesty is the best policy. Whenever you hear a loud scream, you will know it's made by Turk. One love in her life is candy, and her pet aversion is study. She does not know what she will do when she leaves school, but hairdressing is her main interest now. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4. best. Girl Reserves, 3, 4 BRIEDENTI-IALL, WILLIAM Bunny General Every man is a volume if you know l1ow to read him. Bill is one of those chaps who must be constantly alert for low doorways. His main hobby is raising homing pigeonsg in fact he spends all his spare time breeding them. Moreover he is a lover of all animals and birds and delights in studying their habits. Bill is a member of the high school track team, where his long legs are quite an asset. Track Team. Page Thirty BOYER, RICHARD I-I Dicx Success is the reward of continued e ort Dick believes in the familiar phrase Each man to his own tradef' I-Ie has very wisely selected his voca tional training course along the lines of Machine Shop service. Dick has the qualifications of a skilled machinist But don't get us wrong he has held his own in all the academic rivalry, too HIS clear thinking and sound reasoning is a thing to be depended upon BOYNANSKY, MARGARET PEGGY But oh, her rzends what they could tell' This amiable maiden may seem rather shy to the casual observer, but she's always there for the fun Peggy is very sincere about her school work and always does her When we are feeling blue and want someone to tell our troubles too, we look for Peggy she is always sym pathetic and can keep a secret