Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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DALE R. HILDENBRAND Gus From the city of Stockertown hails this ponderous tackle. “Gus is the only Nazareth High varsity football player who has participated in three consecutive victories over our arch rival, Wilson. His chief dish is Chemistry!!! Isn't it. Gus’ Foot hull 1.2.3. Baseball 2. 3. ROBERT G. HOFFMAN Bob Robert takes pride in being a member of the high school band, where he contributes as a cornetist. His next love is shop and there he spends his extra time. However, lessons and Robert don't seem to agree. One must only talk of things outside of school and Robert perks right up. Band 3. DOROTHY M. HOUCK Dot May I help you?” asks Dot from behind the counter of Murphy's Five and Ten. Although many of her after school hours are spent working or studying, she always has time for her favorite pastime, dancing. At noon in Room 25. you can usually hear her merry laugh or her excited chatter as she discusses the latest bits of news. This commercial student has not decided upon her future work. [32J

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DOROTHY J. HECKMAN “Dottie A pleasant and friendly personality has won this attractive senior many friends. Long, neatly kept hair is her pride and joy and the envy of many girls. German is “DottieV’ specialty, but she is serious about her other subjects. When walking out town after school, she and her companions can be heard conversing in German and laughing at their mistakes. To be accepted as a student nurse is one of her ambitions for the future. Penn State is interesting, isn't it, “Dottie ? Comet Staff. Personality Editor 3; Volley Ball 1; A Cappella Choir 2. Dramatic Club i. 2, 3. REUBEN R. HELLER “Smeller” Toot! Toot! echoes through the halls from the bandroom, for Reuben spends most of his time practicing on his comet. Reuben is the first and only Nazareth High School student ever to have been awarded First Chair Soloist in the All-State Band. Also a member of this year's basketball team, he made up for his handicap in height with speed and deceptiveness. On the other hand he is quite appealing to the opposite sex, but Smeller seems to have no time for gals. His future is undecided, but it will either be music or the field of dentistry. Band I, 2, 3; Basketball J. V. 1, Varsity 3; Class President 2; Student Council, President 2. District Band 2. 3; State Band 2, 3; District Orchestra 3. State Orchestra 2, 3; Forensic League 3. WILLIAM C. HERBST “Herbst Quiet? Well, Herbst never heard of the word. He can do good work if the spirit moves him, but it seldom does. Although not active in sports, he is an enthusiastic football and basketball fan. Much of Herbst's time is spent at Hommer’s, where he is one of the capable dishwashers. 947 131}

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“Charlie CHARMAINE E. HUTCHISON Whiz! There goes Charlie, another one of our Bath students, in her Plymouth. Because she is a neat dresser, she always presents a pleasing appearance. What eye-catchers those red-rimmed glasses are! Her favorite sports are swimming and dancing. Upon gradu- ating she intends to enter business college. Commercial Club I, 2. Blue and White, Typist 3; Comet, Typist 3. ELIZABETH I. KEMMERER “Lizzie Giggle! Giggle! Lizzie can easily he located by her well-known laugh. She may oe small, but she certainly gets around. Although she hails from East Lawn, she is often seen driving through Wind Gap and Pen Argyl. Basketball, baseball, dancing, and swimming are her favorite activities. Saturdays she can be found working at her dad's garage. Cowimercuil Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Blue and White, Typist 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Comet, Typist 3. LEOPOLD A. KEPPEL Keppel “Sarah! Paula! That's Herbert shouting for his children in the senior play, “January Thaw. Taking the part of the father. Kcppel certainly acquired much information that should be useful in the future. A high degree of intelligence, a friendly personality, and the ability to adapt himself to new surroundings and people will help to make him a success in any occupation he may choose. His main pleasure in school, however, seems to be getting into heated discussions with the teachers . . .? ? ? Class President, I; Dramatic Club 1; Class Basketball 1, 2, 3» Prom, Decorating Committee 2; Science Club 3; Senior Play, Major, 3; Student Council 3, Secretary'Treasurer I, Vice President 2. [33] 947