Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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www Whitehalllls-KGKKKKKKKQ CHLOE CATHERINE GILLESPIE HOKENDAUQUA Blue are her eyes, blond is her hair, With never a worry nor cause for despair. Strike up the band! Here comes Bubbles l Bubbles, as she is known to all, was born, reared and educated in Hokendauqua. She is found to be a great giggler and popular with both sexes. Bubbles is fond of parties, dances and movies: her fondness for the movies surpasses the others. Although she is kept busy, she loses no time in pre- paring her lessons. Her splendid sportsmanship has always been evident throughout her four years of high school and we know it will be characteristic of her in later life. Upon graduation, Chloe intends to become a beauty culturist. With her perseverance and pleas- ing personality, we all know she will be successful. Athletic Association 1l-2-3-4,9 Cheerleader 11-2-3- 4,,' Class Vice-President 13,5 Alhletic Club 13,5 Dra- matic Club 14,5 German Club 14,5 Latin Club 12,5 Girls' Chorus 11,5 Mixed Chorus 13,g Dramaiics 13-4,. , , J FRANK ,IOSEPH GROLLER EGYPT Give me Liberty, or give me Chewing Gum. This witty, happy-go-lucky young man hails from that Ancient town of Egypt. Looking at his por- trait one can almost readily recognize his personal characteristics without further elucidation. During his stay at Whitehall. Frank has attained great popularity with both sexes, especially with the weaker which he has over-powered 1? P 9 ?,. Although Frank did not participate in any of the sports conducted at Whitehall, he very seldom missed a game. He could always be seen, as well as heard, cheering the team along. Frank's favorite study is German in which he is quite proficient. Frank is uncertain as to his future, but the Class of '36 will not be unmindful of him as he rides along the road of life. We wish him the best of success and happiness. Auf wiedersehenln Alhlelic Association 11-2-3-4,5 Athletic Council 13,g Dramatic Club 14,5 German Club 14,5 Science Club Oficer 14,5 Glee Club 11-2,.' Page Twenty-six 9 2222222222222 IQSGKKKQCKKKKKK KK 1-

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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

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Whitghall i MINNIE lRENE HABERERN w EGYPT She is quiet and sincere, A friend that's very dear. Minnie has come to us from that great big town of Egypt. Minnie is a young lady of few words, but when she starts something. we sit up and take notice. This young lady qualifies highly in anything she undertakes. There is one great hobby that Minnie I-la-Ha indulges in. That hobby is music in which she has been interested from childhood. During the four years that she has attended Whitehall. Minnie has taken an active part in the Girls' Glee Club. Minnie has but one object in view and that is to become a stenographer. She is very diligent in her commercial work, and is constantly striving to improve her own qualifications. She spends her surplus time in the typing room and has succeeded in increasing her speed in typewriting considerably. The Class of '36 wishes you luck. Au Revoir! Athletic Association U-2-3-45: Commercial Club Q3-415 Latin Club QZJQ Dramatics U-425 Girls' Glee Club fl-2-3--Dj Music Club Rovca M. I-IAINES WEs'r CATASAUQUA Wherever he goes, a smile goes before him, Royce has been known to accomplish anything he l 34. sets out to accomplish. Let me advise you, kind reader, that if you want a real friend, look him up. , Royce hails from the Metropolis of West Catasauqua. This young man has been one of the most active members of our class. He has played varsity foot- ball during three years of his career. He has played intra-class basketball and has engaged in various other activities of the school as well. He has dra- matic ability also. This he demonstrated by play- ing important roles in both Patty and Sunny Skies, in addition to taking part in our minstrel as an end-man. Royce also sings for the Glee Club. Royce has said again and again that he is going to be a bachelor. but he has been seen quite frequently both in Fullerton and at basketball games accom- panied by a girl. This seems to contradict his statements. Royce is still undecided as to what field he will enter but we are sure that he will succeed. What- ever you do, Royce, the Class of '36 wishes you suc- cess and happiness. Athletic Association fl-2-3--'Og Varsity Football C2-3-4Dg Class Secretary QD: Athletic Club Q3-4,5 Var- sity Club Qtjg Hi-Y Club GJ: Dramatics Q2-3-4Jg Mixed Chorus Q2-3-411 Oratorical Contest GD. 1 Page Twenty-seven 2222222222222 l936KKKK44KK4fK4f'K',4fK