Lehighton High School - Gachtin Bambil Yearbook (Lehighton, PA)

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SHIRLEY BERGER Who's that cute Junior seated behind that typewriter? It's Shirley Berger, a resident of East Penn. Shirley is about the quietest girl in the Junior Class. She likes to read but when she feels the out-of-door call, she hauls out her bicycle. She travels around with her two friends Sylvia Berger and Rita Steigerwalt. After graduating she would like to become a secretary. Won't she be attractive with those black hair and blue eyes? We are sure she will succeed. Lots of luck Shirley. Typing Club 11. GERALDINE BOLLINGER Jerry, one of the lucky girls who rides to school in a bus, is an active member of the Junior Class. She joined us in her Freshman year and since then has won many friends with her pleasing smile and personality. Since she is one of our peppy cheerleaders, she is seen at football and basketball games cheering the team to victory. On Tuesday mornings she blends her pleasant voice in the Girls' Chorus. She may be seen talking with her friends Leikel, Friend, and Fritzinger. Her favorite pastimes are swim- ming and dancing. Jerry's future ambition is to become a beau- tician. With her energy and pleasing personality we know she will succeed. Victory Corps 10, 11,' Girls' Chorus 10, llg Gym Club 10, 11,- Cheerleader 10, Il. CHESTER BREDBENNER Chester is the strong outdoor type of man coming from Mahoning Valley. He loves hunting and fishing and, to him, studies are a bore. Chester usually comes to school on the bus: but sometimes comes in his green Chevy in which he takes Haupt and Hoffman around. Chester is a woman hater and therefore devotes all his time to his farm work. As far as we know, he has no future ambition as yet. Perhaps he will be a contractor as his father: or maybe he will be a scientific farmer, but whatever it be, best of luck, Chester. Boys' Glee Club 11. MILDRED BUBICK Mildred is one of our Academic students who seems very quiet. She is one of the blonde maidens of our class. She blends her voice with the other members of the Girls' Chorus. At noon she is usually seen parading around town with her pal Evelyn. Mildred is usually roller skating or going to the movies. She also passes much of her spare time reading. Her one ambition is to become a nurse. The nursing field will be greatly benefited with Mildred as a member. Girls' Chorus 115 Gachlirr Bambi! Il. DORIS BUCK Some people are lucky! Take Doris Buck, for instance. Every morning and night she gets a bus ride to and from school. Bucky is one of those people who just can't miss having loads of pals. The only time you see Bucky with a frown is when physics starts getting tough. Doris is always happiest when she's on a pair of roller skates at Gravers'. If you have troubles, just take them to Doris and it won't take her long to chase your blues away. We know Bucky will make a top notch teacher. Here's wishing her luck and success. Class Play 11,' Girls' Chorus 11,' Caehti-n Bambil 11. I 1 WILLIAM BERGER Bill is one of the quiet boys from Mr. Diehl's homeroom? He hails from the outskirts of Palmerton. When school is dis- missed, this curly-haired lad becomes very active. If you are ever looking for him, you will be sure to find him either at the movies or at Graver's Skating Rink. Upon his graduation from L. H. S. he plans to become a truck driver. When you are success- fullv set up in business, Bill, remember your old friends. LYNWOOD BOYER The Class of '51 proudly presents Lynwood. Lindy came to L. H. S. in his Freshman year from Franklin Independent High School, and since his arrival has gained popularity and has won the friendship of all fboth sexes includedl. However, Lindy claims his only love is Limburger Cheese? Lindy can usually be found in Mr. Diehl's room discussing the latest sports news with his bosom buddies Chally , Wally , and Moose . This handsome, young lad portrayed the part of Romeo in the Junior Class Play, and his acting contributed in making the play a success. After graduation, Lynwood plans to become a doctor. Track 95 Gym Club 9,' Glee Club 10,' Varsity Baseball 10, II,- Varsity Football 11g Gaehtin Bambi! 11,' Class Play 11: lnterelass Basketball 10, 11,' Press Club Play 11. DAWSON BROWN Dawson is a tall, lanky, lad hailing from Bankway. Every morning he walks that great distance and usually arrives about a half minute before the buzzer. Brownie is interested mainly in sports, especially basketball. Dawson has participated in this sport, since his Freshman year. He is now a member ofthe varsity basketball team. Dawson is usually at the movies or skating at Gravers' Casino on Saturday nights. He is seen with Teets and Martucci, telling jokes. Dawson has no plans for the future, but we are sure he will succeed. l Intramural Basketball 95 1 nterelass Basketball 9, 10,' jay-V ee Basketball 10. DORIS BUCK , This small, brown-haired girl is one of the lucky ones. She gets a ride to school every day on the bus. Anytime you are looking for Doris, just ask anyone if he saw Gloria because Doris is practically always with her. Roller skating and swimming are but two of Doris's favorite hobbies. In the summer time Doris s ends a lot of time working in the store at Trachsville. Every 'lpuesday morning Doris is heard with her ma friends in second soprano of Girls' Chorus. Her aim in life, hier she leaves her Alma Mater, is to become a nurse. Smooth sailing to Doris for her plans of the future. Girls' Chorus 10. 1l,' Gaehtin Bambil 11,' Dramalies Club 10. ARDITH CHANNING Ardie , an attractive miss of the Junior Class, hails from North Third Street. Ardie dreads getting up at 7:30 in the morning for school. Just give Ardie a dish of ice cream and she's contented. She may be usually seen with her pals Jeanette Nothstein, Joanne Schock, and Jeanette Schwab. Ardie's favorite hangout is Graver's Skating Rink and there she is usually in com- pany with a certain Junior boy from the Palmerton High School. Ardie's future ambition is to become a stenographer, and we are sure, with her friendly disposition, she is bound to be successful. Girls' Chorus 10, 11,' Refreshment Sales 1I,' Typing Club 10, 11.

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PAUL A LLICN ACE General Novfmbrr 21 124 S. SEVENTH 51. WILLIAM FRANKLIN AHNICR R. D. 3 Commercial Frbruary 7 CLASS OF 1951 MARLICNIC EVA ANDREWS 415 N. VIQHIRD ST. Commercial May 27 RICHARD CHARLES ASI-INER 229 S. THIRIJ ST. Academic Oclobfr 25 JAMES ASLANIS 135 N. THIRIB Academic june' 7 JEAN CAROLYN EALLIET 418 S. THIRD ST. Academic Srpffnzber 20 DORH JEAN BECK R. D. 1 General Ilflay 5 JOHN BEDNAR R.D.2 Academic April 5 15 GLORIA JUNE BEERS R. D.. PALM i-:R'1'oN General flpril 22 JEAN ELUABKTH BHERS R. D. 3 Commercial .4pfu I4

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SHIRLICY MARILYN BICRGICR R. D. 1 clOI1'lI1'll'l4Cl2ll Ilrrrnzllfr I3 Wll,l.IAlVl ADAM BISRGICR R. D.. l'Al.MER'roN General Odobfr I0 CLASS O F 1951 GliRAl,DINl'I I-Ql,lZABl'ITH BOLIJNGER R. D. 3 Commercial january 2 mwwmm JAMES BUYER WEISSPKJR1' Academic Dfrfnzbfr 20 CHl'1S'llI'2R ORIS BREDBENNICR R. D. l General February 21 DAWSON Rl,lSSl4Il,I, BROWN 275 BANKWAY General Szplfmbfr 13 MILDRICD .-XMl'fl.lA BUBICK R. D. 2 Academic Ftbruary -I DORH JANH BUCK R. D., l'AI.Miek1'oN Academic March I0 17 DORIS YVONN li BUCK R. D. 2 Academic March I7 ARDITH ROS li CHANNING 323 N. THIRD S1 Commercial january I