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

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JEAN OCKENHOUSE Introducing to you Jean Ockenhouse. Jean is better known to all her friends as Ocky . In school, Ocky is found speaking her piece with her best pals Joan Friend and Mary Jane Frederick. At night, during her leisure time, she can usually be seen doing some fancy skating at Graver's Skating Rink. After school, Ocky is found strolling down First Street with a bundle of books in her arms, and concentrating on the things she is supposed to get from the store. Having the Commercial Course, she plans to become a secretary. We all know Ocky will succeed as long as she keeps hitting those typewriter keys. Refreshment Sale: 11,' Girlf' Chorur 10, 11. CHARLES PERSON And here we have Chally , a very popular fellow. He is usually found with his pals Boyer, Sander, and Williams. Al- though he has many extra curricular activities, he manages to find time to study. Some days you may find him bustling into Mr. Diehl's room just in time for opening exercises. His excuse is usually that a long and slow freight train held him up. The long walk from his home in Weissport does not seem to tire this ener- getic lad, for he is always busy keeping the 11-1 section in stitches with his antics. Automobile Club 9,' Boyf' Clee Club 9, 10,' Cachtin Bambil 11,' Varsity Football 115 jay-Vee Baxleetball 9, 10,' Track Manager 10. 11,' Interflarr Barleelball 9, 10, 115 Legion Award S. DALE REHRIG Presenting one of the rural boys of our class. If you don't know Dale you might think that he is quiet, but, brother, wait until you get to know him. Dale likes to go hunting and fishing and when the season opens, you can find his seat in Mr. Gernerd's room vacant. Dale isn't very interested in extra-curricular activities, but he does spend most of his spare time on his studies. Incidentally. Dale claims his least interest is girls, but we wonder. Dale has no plans for the immediate future but since his home in Ashfield is so near to the fields and streams we predict he will be another Paul Bunyan. Safety Patrol 10,' Nature Club 9. HAROLD REINHEIMER Ziggy is an outlying district student coming from right atop the Mahoning Mountain. He is an athletic-minded fellow as well as scholastic, but Plane seems to be his weakness. He is also an outdoor type of man because trapping and fishing are his first loves while hunting claims a few of his school days. Ziggy's hobby is going to the movies by himself????? As to where his nickname originated, just ask Mr. Gernerd. Best of luck from the Class of '51, Ziggy. In1ercla.r.r Barleeiball 10,' Vanity Football II,' Track 9, 10, 11, Hoyt' Glee Club 10, Automobile Club 9. JOYCE RUPHEL Dark hair and small describe Joyce, one of the most cheerful members of the Junior Class. She may be seen entering Mr. Rehrig's homeroom one minute before the buzzer rings. Joyce, being a member of the Library Club, helped to make it a big success during Book Week. She and her best friend, Handwerk may be seen discussing their daily experiences. In her spare time she likes to write letters to a certain G. I. We wonder who he is? Boys, if you want to catch Joyce's eye, just wear something maroon, which is her favorite color. Joyce is undecided about her future. We are sure she will succeed with her cheerfulness and pleasing personality. Girly' Clzorux 105 Office Helper 10, 1l,' Dramatic: Club 9,' Library Helper 11. CECILIA OVSAK Who's that, that just whizzed through the corridorll Why it's Celiell Celie is a popular and active member of our class. She is a three year member of our high-stepping majorette corps and is also a member of the Girls' Chorus and Gym Club. With her sweet and friendly personality she has won many friends among her classmates. Although Celie is only a pocket sized edition, she makes her presence felt in every school activity. Cecilia plans to be a receptionist after graduation, so we conclude by extending our best wishes. Girly' Chorus 10, 115 Majorelle 9, 10, 11,' Gym Club 11. JOHN RAKOS Jack is our gift from North Second Street. He is of medium height, has brown hair and brown eyes-all of which make him a very handsome Junior. In case you're wondering where to find Jack, you had better look at the Sports Shop or the Youth Center. He is usually seen with his brother Herky and Carmen Martucci. Jack's pet peeve is Blondes , especially bleached blondes. Jack is crazy about football and has been on the team for three years. When Jack plays football, he really puts his whole heart into it. He plays left tackle and has helped to win many games. Jack has not decided what his future plans will be, but with his pleasing personality, we know he will succeed. Vanity Football 9, 10, 11. EVAJANE REHRIG Janie comes from West Bowmanstown. She is well liked by all her classmates. Tuesday morning she sings in the Girls' Chorus. Her favorite hobby is collecting post cards and she enjoys reading too. During the summer she enjoys swimming in the creek near her home. In the morning and afternoon she travels with Weaver, and after school she walks down to Murphy's Five and Ten with Wetzel and Serfass. Her evenings are usually spent with a certain high school alumnus who drives a '49 Pontiac. As for the future, she has no definite plans. Good luck to you, Evajane no matter what you undertake. Girlf' Chorus 9, 10, 11,' Legion Award 8. JEANNETTE RICHARDSON Here is one of those noisy girls, who constantly has bookkeep- ing class in an uproar. At 8:30 she goes buzzing out of the home- room trying to catch up with her pals, Geraldine and Elaine. Jeanette spends much of her leisure time dancing. She spends her summers at the lake, swimming, sun-bathing, and having a wonderful time. Jeanette is an ardent football lover, which is proven by her regular attendance at football games. She would like to become a topnotch secretary. May her life be warmed with the glow of success. Girls' Choruf 10, 115 Gym Club 115 Girls' Choir 11,' Refrefhment Sale: I1 . ROBERT SANDER Here is one of those small but very energetic fellows of the Junior Class. At football games he marches up and down the field playing the Saxophone with great gusto. Did you ever hear a lot of noise coming from Mr. Diehl's room? Well, ifyou did you can count on Robert and his pals to be in the midst of it. Bob is doing a very good job as Write-Up-Editor of the Yearbook Staff. His favorite pastime is photography. Girls. if you want your picture taken, just look for Bob, he'll be glad to oblige. His future ambition is to go to an Engineering School. Luck and success Robert. Band 9. 10, 11: Photography 10: Boyf' Clee Club 9,' Orcherlra 10g Gachtin Bambi! 11: I nterelau Barketball 9.

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,I EAN DORIS OCKENHOUSE 255 S. Fiusi' S1- Commercial .'v0Uf'IllbF7' 22 C ECI L1 A ROS E OVSAK 218 N. Tmnn ST. Commercial Orlobrr ZS CLASS OF 19 CHARLES GUILBERT PERSON WE1ssPoR'r Academic May -I JOHN GERALD RAKOS 372 N. SECOND ST. General April 26 DALE ARNOLD REHRIG Asi-1F11e1.1m General Novembfr 13 IQVAJANI1: REHRIG R. D. 1 Academic Oclobsr 10 HAROLD WILLIAM REINHEIMER R. D. 1 Academic Szptembfr I6 -I EAN ETTE ANN RICHARDSON PARRYVILLE Commercial February 14 29 JOYCE ELAINE RUPHEL 198 PLUM ALLEY General February 22 ROBERT CHARLES SANDER 218 N. SIXTH ST Academic january 23