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

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'hi I I E EDWARD HOUGH Eddie Edward Hough we are quite sure Enjoys the parental carg In fall a-hunting he does go And plays a hide-and-seek war. Externally she seems to be A girl who labors quite a lot And takes life very seriouslyg But let us tell you she is not. Roy is high opinionated His ideas will never changeg Which isn't so very strange. ROZELDA HEILIGMAN Zelda' xl This companionable one Is cheerful humorous and so Of all the folks beneath the sun She is the nicest one to know. RUSSELL JACOBY Jake' Though he only came in '29 Bethlehem Jake has found his placeg When he is with a certain Miss He always sets the pace. She's a student, little Held, All it implies Commercially , And so we stand and wonder at The things she does athletically. EDGAR KANNAPEL Korker Korker plays a huge bass viol And always is glad to render a tuneg R In interclass games he helps to win l And has a delight in drawing E cartoons. Page twenty-eight HELEN HAHN Pickles' ROY HOUSER Roy' He's known as a debating expertm MILDRED HELD Heldy

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STANLEY HARLEMAN Stump' Stump is one of our many athletes Who played on our football squadg In sports you always see him round As though by some duty bound. MARTHA FLYZIK Marty Here is Marty , a fair young maiden With pals and friends by the dozeng She talks quite a bit about Toddy, We don't know, it may be her cousin? '??? ? THOMAS HEILMAN Tommy Tommy comes from the country About whom we know not a lotg But sometimes he knows his lessons, Others he does not. SYLVIA GRUNEBERG Syl Miss Gruneberg has auburn hair fShe won't have you speak of ith Tho' brains may bring her sweet success, Titian tints help quite a bit. ROBERT HILL Bob Bob takes the Commercial Course He also plays first violing His marks they could be far worse indeed A little struggle and he's sure to win. MARGARET HAGER Mags Mags , our Senior Commercial star, On the stage makes good appearanceg We are -sure that in the future She'1l not have much interference. f ROBERT HONTZ Bob Bob is an ardent critic In basketball, too, he stands outg He always reads his lessons but Doesn't know what they are about. Page twenty-seven llil I '7 '4i35. h N. 1 ' ' 'lgfifiil , a vd 53,54 'J 'ygg if

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i 1 REDERICK KISTL Freddie' Freddie's our actor without a doubt He made a hit in To the Ladies g And likes to spend his extra hours With a certain fair young lady. PEARL HILLER Pearl' Here is a. future teacher Who we know will be a successg To every one of her pupils Pearl will bring happiness. 1' RANZ KLINE Franz' Franz is our school paper's artist Though his line is academic workg He pesters most all the teachers But his work he never shirks. MARION HOUSER MzArion' Marion comes from Fourth Street, She's usually in a rushg She likes to tell her girl friends 'About her latest crush. ERNEST KOEGEL Ernie' Ernie may be quiet But oh! how he can danceg He'l1 be a butter and egg man If he'd only grab the chance. ROSE ISENMAN Isaman Rose Marie, a cheerful soul AJYVHA' Who exiles gloom, dispenses joy. As a nurse no doubt she'l1 lead To the altar, some nice boy. WESLEY KREIDLER Wes Noah is the school team's manager Has a record of his own to booty You can find him in Mr. Ginder's office Getting scores and rules by the foot. Page twenty nme