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

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ALICE KENNEL Alice is one of the more quiet Juniors. She is seen flying into Mr. Rehrig's room a few seconds before the buzzer. Alice has a very fine soprano voice, so naturally, she likes to sing, and. of course, she plays the piano. She can usually be found at the Youth Center with her friends. Jean Smith, and Joan Keiper. Alice just loves a 47 two tone green Pontiac owned by a certain someone who just graduated last year. When Alice graduates she plans to go to Allentown Business College. Library Club 10, 1I,- Girly' Choru: 9, 10, 11,' Mixed Chorus' 11,' Giflfy Choir 9, 10, 11. DOROTHY KLECKNER Dorothy is one of the newer members of our class. Dot came to L. H. S. this year from Packerton High School and sinceshe has come, has won the friendship of all. She has shown her scholastic ability by winning the Legion Award in the 8th grade. If you can't find Dot you might look for Janet or Gilda first, for they are nearly always together. Dorothy's hobby is reading so you can easily find her in Mr. Rehrig's room studying. On Tues- day morning she blends her voice with the others in the Alto section of the Girls' Chorus. After graduation Dot plans to be- come a nurse. We know she'll succeed. With that cute person- ality and such a sweet smile, how could she faill Girlr' Chorur 11,' Legion Award S. JANICE KOCH This little blonde needs no introduction to the junior Class since her smile is present almost everywhere. Kochie is quite carefree and can usually be found down town at the Youth Center or at the movies with her pals, Florence, Louise, and Nancy. She is full of fun and loves ice-skating and swimming. Janice blends her voice with the Girls' Chorus every Tuesday morning. In the future Janice plans on becoming a heautician. With the aid of her sweet personality she will certainly succeed in pleasing her customers. Girls' Choru: 9, 11,' Gym Club 10, 11,' Art Club 9,' Office llelpzr 10, 11,' Interclarr Baxketball 9. MARTHA KROMER Martha is about 5 feet 3 inches tall with brown hair and twinkling eyes. She is one of those pert commercial students from Mr. Kershner's homeroom. Upon her arrival at school from Seventh Street, she can usually be seen with her two good friends, june Smith and Joan Keiper. Martha likes going to the Youth Center and many times can be seen going there in a green Studey . Her future plans are to become a secretary. We of the Junior Class hope you get a nice lap to sit on, Martha. Typing Club 10. 1I,' Gym Club 9,' Girlx' Choruf 9, 10, 11. WILLIAM KUNKLE Presenting Billy an all-right fellow, who is very well known, although this year is the first year which he has spent at L. H. S. Baseball is the most appealing of all sports to him.. I am sure when Spring comes and that sport is in season he will be a very active member of our team. There's no doubt about it, Billy will get what he wants from life. MARILYNN KERSHNER Marilynn lives in Andreas. She is one of the smaller members of our class. In spite of her many extra-curricular activities, she is always on the Honor Roll. Working in the Library and serving in the Refreshment stand at football games are her favorite pastimes during the school term. In summer vacation, however, she enjoys 4-H work, listening to baseball games, and going to the movies. If you want Marilynn. just look for Miller and Snyder, since she always travels with them. After she graduates. she plans to attend Kutztown State Teachers' College to become an English teacher. We wish her the best of luck. Lani-Lznapian 10, lI,- Girlr' Choruf 10, 11,' Dramatic: Club 10,- Library Club 115 Victory Corp: 105 Rzfrerhmeril Saler 11,' Gachtin Bambil 11. NIRA KNAPPENBERGER This is one of the Academic students who comes bright and early every morning with the bus. Although she has red hair, she is not bad tempered at all. She is musically inclined and has high hopes of becoming a music teacher. Nira's hobby is collecting photographs of movie stars. She attends the movies, if at all possible. She also proved she could act by participating in the Junior Class Play. We know that with her grand personality she will become a success in her profession. Girly' Choruf 9, 10, 11,' Dramalicx Club 11,' Claxx Play 11. PATRICIA KOCH Patricia, better known to her friends as Pat , is one of the smaller girls of our class. If you ever hear anybody have any gum , that's a sure sign that Pat is around. This little blonde is always in a hurry and is usually with her friends Nancy or Shirley. Pat can usually be found at the Sports Shop drinking a coke or at the Center dancing with her many friends. Pat's favorite hobby is ice skating, so you'll most likely notice her cutting figure eights on a cold winter's day. We all know Pat will make a wonderful nurse. Best wishes! Here's hoping you succeed! Leni-Lenapian 11,- Garhzin Bambil11,'Girl.r' Chorus' cf, 9, 10, 115 Library Club 10, 11,' Mixed Chorur 115 Girlf' Choir S, 9, 10, 115 RUTH KUNKLE Peggy. a cute dark-haired girl, is one of the quiet members of the junior Class. Although Peggy is shy, she is quite po ular with both sexes. She and her friend Rex may usually be fbund comparing their daily experiences. At football and basketball games she may be seen working in the refreshment stand helping to make it a big success. During club period on Wednesday she is found. as busy as a bee, pounding on the typewriter. Her hobbies are ice skating and oil painting. Peggy's future ambition is to become a secretary. With her good looks and sweet smile. she is sure to succeed. Art Club 7. 8, 9,' Girlx' Chorur 9, 10, 11,' Typing Club 11,' Refrerhment Sale: 11. LEE KUNTZ Lee Kuntz hails from North Fifth Street and may be seen trudging to school 8:15 in the morning. Lee prior to this year attended Franklin Independent in Weissport. Lee played football in his first year at Lehighton and although he did not play in any games, he has the makings of a promising back and may play next year. Lee, after school is over for the year. lends his talents to the Junior Legion baseball team as a pitcher. Kuntz's hobbies are sports and loafing and although he has these activities, he manages to keep his grades high. Football I1 .

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