Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Whitghall 5365 6 K 4 6 K K Q ' ANNA ERECHKO HOKENDAUQUA A willing heart, a helping hand, Always ready on demand. Stop! Look! and Listen! Here is a girl of great interest. Anna, known to many as 'iPat, arrived in that famous little tomm of Hokendauqua, jan- uary 24, l9l9. She has lived there ever since. She attended the Hokendauqua elementary schools, ranking among the highest of her class, and then entered Whitehall High. When she First came to us, she was very shy and independent: however she soon changed. Pat has a winsome smile and a cheerful greeting for all. She is always ready to lend a helpful hand. She also can be found at all games, for she is an enthusiastic spectator and cheerer. Pat has one defect, and that is high blood pres- sure. Her face has a tendency to become very pink when seen talking to the boys. We thought it was embarrassment. but she insists that it isn't. Anna intends to become a hairdresser after she leaves school. We know that she will be as success- ful as she was in her studies. The Class of '36 bids 3 her, Farewelll Athletic Association U-2-3-4Jg Basketball Manager 141: Athletic Club Gig Dramatic Club 1415 German Q05 Glee Club QI-325 Latin Club QZJQ Dramatics HELEN VERA GAVALLA CEMENTON Eyes of blue, fair of face. No one else can take her place. Here is Helen, a popular member of the Academic group. Helen has a very pleasing and loving disposition. Very easy going and carefree, we never find her in a rush, or worrying. Nevertheless, she gets her work done and still finds time for the pleasures of life. Helen is often found giggling and chattering with her classmates. Her motto seems to be Smile and the world smiles with you. Upon graduation Helen intends to enter the nurs- ing profession and through her own determination we know she will fulhll this position with her best efforts. The Class of '36 extends its sincerest wishes for the best of luck. Athletic Association Cl-2-3-415 German Club C3-42, Latin Club QD, Dramaiics Ml. , Page Twenty-four be 2222222222 IQSGKKKQCKKKKKKKKK

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iWhitehall ceccuzwi MARION V. DORWART Wssr CATASAUQUA Hey! Wait up for sister! Here she comes--there she goes, Always dancing on her toes. ROBERT W. F. Diem. FULLERTON .. . . . .. A womans man. Robert is liked very much by his classmates. We have never discovered the reason: but very often during the noon recess we find him very much in demand, especially by the girls. Robert is a very active member in several clubs. He has also played the violin for four years in the high school orchestra. Although Robert was never active in any athletic sports, he helped to support our teams by witnessing some of the games and cheering them to victory. Robert dreams of leading, or at least being a mem- ber of, a large orchestra some day. We are confident that your music will be an inspiration to all who hear it, Maestro. Athletic Association 11-2-3-45: German Club 14,5 Patrol Club 14,5 Science Club 13-45, Vlfoodworlfing Club 13-45: Dramatics 13-4,1 Orchestra 1l-2-3-4b. l Marion is the type of girl one is forced to admire. When she sets her heart on something 1or some onej, does she get it? Yes, siree. Dramatics and dancing have always been lVlarion's favorite pastimes. Her dramatic ability was demonstrated as leading lady in the musical comedy, Sunny Skies, and in her portrayal of one of the leading parts in the musical comedy. Pattie. Marion also won second prize in the Oratorical Con- test held during her Junior year. In addition to these activities, Marion has been our junior Red Cross representative and has attended various con- ferences during her last two years. Marion's chief aim is to become a stenographer, and judging from the application and earnestness she has shown in her Commercial subjects, we may well expect good results from her efforts. ln parting, Marion, we wish you the best of luck in this great conquest. . .LlFE. Athletic Association 11-2-3-4jp Athletic Council 13jg Gym. Team 13-4jf Commercial Club 13-41: Dramatic Club 13,5 Latin Club 1255 Varsity Club 13-415 Dra- matics 11-2-3-455 Girls' Chorus 11-21: Glee Club Oficer 1415 Mixed Chorus 13-4,5 junior Red Cross Leader 13-455 Oratorical Prize Speaker 135. Page Twenty-three k9P?E22PPEPPP?PPE2 IQSGSKKKKKKKKKK

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H Whitehall MMMMM A GABRIEL A. GENOVESE CEMENTON With wavy black hair and eyes of brown, Gabriel's a good friend. all around. Gabriel, who is better known to us as Jim, made his first appearance in Cementon on April l9, l9l9. He joined our Freshman Class in l932 and, like most of his friends, enrolled in the Academic Course. Although jim does not take his studies too seriously, he has made a fair showing in all of his work. He's a happy lad who is liked by every mem- ber of the class, especially by the weaker sex. While at Whitehall, Gabriel has built up quite a reputation for himself in Patrol work in which he has always been interested. Jim was a bashful Freshman when he entered Whitehall, but he soon overcame that and became very popular. Now that our school life is practically over, jim has chosen to be a mechanic in which work he is deeply interested. We certainly wish him a great deal of luck and success. Adieu! Athletic Association U-2-3-4jg French Club C3-42, l Patrol Club fl-2-3-455 Science Club Q3-4Dp Dramatics Q42 Mixed Chorus QI-2-3-43. NELLIE FLORENCE C-any MICKLEYS 1 Paddles her own canoe, and does it well. This bright looking girl has come to us from the town of Maxatawny. She attended the elementary grades in Allentown, and then entered Whitehall with the Class of l936. Nellie is a diligent and active student who has won the esteem of both her students and classmates. To us she is known as the second Lizzie Hoy. Her character portrayals in both of the Rogers Pro- ductions, Pattie and Sunny Shiesf' demonstrate her dramatic possibilities. Nellie always has maintained that she holds no opinion whatsoever of the opposite sex. However, all her friends seem to have their doubts, in regards to this question. Nellie hopes to become a missionary. This has always been her one great ambition. Nellie, we know you will find success in the field you have chosen, and the Class of l936 wishes you its greatest measure of success in the future. Auf wiedersehen ! Athletic Association Cl-2-3-41, Dramatics Club Q3-415 Latin Club 1255 Press Club G55 Public Speaking Club C3-415 Dramatics C3-41, Girls' Chorus C215 National Honor Society 142. 1 Page Twentyfve 222222222222 lQ36KK KKffKKKKffKgff