South Whitehall High School - Sowhiter Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1942 volume:

OWHITER Nmeteen Hundred and Fortx two Pubh hed hx THE SENIOR CLASS UT -Xllemr vm I 1 Poutc 3 . 7 - .S -V South Xvhilehiill High School . S f . 'z . x A I Foreword YV1th ourjow and sorrous stzll I1n gerzng on ue leale these eherzshcd halls to assume a neu lzfe We are both thankful andgrateful for the ma ns opportunztzes that have been gzven us here It 19 lllth neu confidence that u e undertake the tasks before us These memorzes of happx days w1Il Indeed be never forgotten nor regret ted Wfzth deep honor and reverence u e the class of 1942 present thls book as a remembrance ofpleasant days at Qouth Whitehall. The editor South Whztehall Hzgh School 7' Our joys, sorrows, all linger here, Within your walls, to us so dear, But from these walls, we now depart, Our sadness ebbing from each heart. Contents Faculty Senmrs Classes Organzzatzons Athletzcs I Features O Advertisements A Dedzcatzon Mindful of the fact that the youth of our nation is making great sacrifices to protect our freedom and democracy, and realizing that we have played so little a part in events so far, we, the class of 1942, most sincerely and unselfishly dedicate this, the seventh annual yearbook, to the faculty and students of South Whitehall High School who are now serving, or will serve, in the Army, Navy, Marine Corp of the United States of America. Staf Edltorlal EdlfOY'lD chxef Anna Rad1o ASSlSt3Dt Edltor Ruth Lengel Semor Edltors Ruth Bold Kathryn Newhard Art Edltor Elton Samuels Feature Edltor Sara Ellen Selgfrled Sports Edltor Glorla Galucy Classes and Organlzatlons Mlrlam Rltter Copy Readers Margaret Henrltzy Bertha F austner Business AS8lStaDtS Maflelme Jamdl Jane Herbst Nevin Rc tz Frances Peters Carl Correll 'lyplsts Betty WOtTlDg Madellne Helmbach Kathleen Roth Kathleen Albrlght Eleanore Lmde Emd Smlth Advxser to Staff Wm G Genszler Production Managers Vernon Kern Warren Wlsser Ass1sted by the Hlgh School Prmtmg Class Advlser of Productlon Wm R Keener , . . . . . ! Business Manager Marie Haines Q 4 1 1 , . 1 Board of Education Edward Haberman President Roger Butz Vice President Joel T. Nester Secretary Louis Schantz Treasurer Norman Schneck Supervzsing Prznczpal Calvin S. F rankenfield Prmcipal Austin M. Schaeffer Faculty Dorothy S Smith Commercial May R Morgan English Aral H Hennlnger Mathematics William R Keener Industrial Arts Margaret E Lesher Physical Education Q Anne F Pharaoh Geography William G. Genszler History Edward P. Lauther Commercial Marjorie A. Keller Commercial Ruth M. Rc th English Frederick S. Meckley History H'illiam W. Swallow S Art Faculty Amy S DeGroot Music Virginia M Shoffner Librarian Austin M Schaeffer Science Howard J Hausman Industrial Arts Myrtle L Shepherd Languages Adele E Fegley Home Economics Budd M. Clark Agriculture Raymond H. Leibenguth Science Marjorie R. Minner Home Economics Sylvia P. Wert man Commercial Quentine A. Hine Agriculture Robert J Wilson t Physical Education Alma Mater South Whitehall High School Alma Mater' Alma Mater Noble shrine of Truth and Light We praise Thee ever to the skies Where wisdom rules the heavens bright Portals wide are ever opened To our youth that ne er denied Acclazms Thee with exultlng voice So joyful with Thee to abide Praises linger on our lips As we depart Thy cherishedhalls, No more to view the happy throngs Of loved ones stillwithin Thy walls Ne'er forgetting' ne'er regretting Precious days so quickly flown, Oh! Alma Mater, hear our song, Our hymn of praise for Thee alone. Eiffie M innich '30 eiziors Class Officers Presldent Paul Rabenold VICE Presldent Wllllam Knechel Secretary Anna Radlo lreasurer Mane Halnes Adv lsers Dorothy S Snuth Aral H Henmnger Mae R Morgan Class Colors Blue 8: Red Motto As Tl'ee Sow So Shall Thee Reap' Class Flower Red Rose ,., . . Williz :.1 R. Keener QQ Y 4 1 Kathleen Albrzght Wzllard Bafrhmfm 1715 N 21st Street Schnfflsl llle Ixathleen comes and goes about her schoolwork as steadlly and rhythlnlcal lv as a clock Athletlcs seem to be her favorlte hobby and she enjoys blcyclmg a great deal Of course she very seldom mlsses a basketball game Kathleen hopes someday to stand behmd the coun ter to sell merchandlse School Actzvztzes Commerual C ourse Wlllard IS qmet but always lndustrl ous He lS a member of the 4-H Club where he won flrst prlze as a ralser of pullet-. Baseball boatmg and football are hrs hobbxes although much of h1s tame IS spenf workmg on his fathers farm When bhorty graduates he ID tends to enter busmess college or obtam a bookkeepmg posmon School Actwztzes Commercial Course Sowhzter Staff glee Club 1 , . . Y. A . . , - ' L. , , . . 9 . . . . . , . N1 yv - 1 - . , ' - . ' v R Dorothy Bell George Blank Greenawalds Sherersuzlle Dorothy never hurrles but she always reaches her destlnatlon She 18 a staunch bellever m self reliance Much of her tlme was spent m study and she had few extra curricular act1v1t1es How ever, ln her semor year, she was Humor Edltor for the Trumpet She plans to become a chemist To study for thls work, she wlll enter Ursmus College School Actwztzes Academzc Course Trumpet 1 3 4 George s favorlte major subject and chlef extra currlcular actlvlty IS art He also served as basketball manager for four years and was a member of the Au atlon Club and Trumpet staff After graduation George lntends to study 91 ther mechanlcal englneermg or avlatlon ordmance School Actwztzes Academic Course Avzatzon Club 2 3 Glee Club I Basketball Manager 1 2 3 4 l l Shzrley Blose Ruth Bold Route I Slatmgton Shlrley has many lnterests Roller skatmg IS her favorlte hobby One ot her mg Her plans for the future are not deiimte Han' dresslng and office work have her dlvlded attentlon School Actwztzes Commencal Course Glee Club 3 Operetta 3 Schnecksz :Ile Ruth was that energetlc glrl who vw s always ln a hurry She was always w1ll mg an honor student Ruth dld outstand mg work ID stenography Boldle w1l1 seek to fill a secretarlal posltlon after graduation School Actwztzes Commercial Course Musu, Club 1 2 3 Trumpet Staff 3 Sowhzter Staff 4 E as outstanding hobbies is horseback rid- ing and able to work for our class. Be- Alton Bortz Lorene Bortz Route 1 Allentown Bortzy IS a frlend of all He causes laughter wherever he may be He alters the soberest class room 1nto an uproar wlth his antics On the more serious side he has managed the basketball team in his Sophomore year. Enlisting in the army is his ambition. School Activities: Route 1 Allentown Small in stature talkative and a Jo- v1al dlsposltlon are Lolly s outstand ing traits Oiiice practice and typing are her preferred subjects She can be seen at all basketball games cheering to her heart s content. Lolly is vague about her future although she is interested in clerking. General Course School Activities: Basketball Manager 2 Commercial Course Junior Play Catherzne Brutchak Edward Chaputer Ormrod light blonde hair Dancing and sports such as hockey and roller skating are her pastimes Her Jolly personallty has acquired for her many friends Clerical work is her aim m the future School Actzvztzes Commercial Course Route I Coplay friendly member of our class He did not participate ln any extra curricular actlv ities for his mam interests he ln his hob bies skating boating and fishing Sales occupy first place ID his subyects The plans that he reveals to us show that he intends to enter the business world School Actwztzes Commercial Course , I 5 Kitty's outstanding feature is her Eddie has won the reputation as the Richard Clauss Carl Cgrrel Gfeenawulds Route 1 Sluzmgzun Rlchard wlll always be known as one of our outstandmg athletes Hls splendld plvot work accounts for hls popularlty on the basketball court Dlck ns a sta unch believer of the old adage It IS best to be seen and not heard After graduatlon he lntends to Joln the Unlted States Alr Corps School Actwztzes Academzc Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Carl IB the typlcal ladles man When he IS ID the mldst of a bevy of glrls he IS at his best trying to enbertaln them Lnggllng IS practlcally perpetual wlth Carl He enjoys partlclpatlng xn plays He has not yet declded whxch course to follow salesmanshlp or acting School Actzutzes General Course P rd I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Senior Play Jumor Play Debate Play 4 Junzor Oratorzcal Contest Lorrame Dzehl Henry Dornry Route! Allentoun Route2 Allentown Lorrame IS another qulet glrl of the class Whenever she does anythlng she goes lnto lt whole heartedly Much c f her tlme lS spent m church work slnce Secretarxal or office work IS her ambl tlon School Actwztzes Commerczal Cours Juntor Oratorwal Contest It would take too much space to llct Henry s many mcknames so we will set tle for Levl Henry was the school s authorlty on all the latest Jokes How hxs serlous attentxon In school he was mlschlevous and carefree but at home the bakery busmess had hlm occupled He expects to contmue ln the bakery busmess after school School Actzvztzes General Course Basketball I 3 4 Baseball 1 Track 4 s l she is chaplain of the Reformed League. ever, the basketball court always had Marian Emzg Bertha F austner Oreli eld Marian la popular among her friends for her modesty and frlendly disposition Corky was a great asset to the Trum pet Staff bothasbusiness manager and as alumni editor. She is every bit as de- pendable in her class work as her fre- quent appearance on the honor roll at- tests. Marian plans to study Chemistry at Moravian College after graduating. Qchool Activities: Academic Course Glee Club 1 2 Trumpet Staff 1 2, 3 4 Ormrod Bertha s sunny disposltion has found many a frlend Although dancing IS her major hobby she finds time for roller skating and swimming Like most of the commercial girls Bertha expects to obtain an office position. Qchnol Activities: Commercial Course Sowhiter Staff Charles Fchnel Geraldme Fenstermaker Greenawalds Charles IS not a man of the mob He IS a qulet well mannered fellow who belleves ln enjoylng hlmself Eaeh sea son found Fehnel d mg hlS dut es as baseball manager Hls h0bbl9S are pho tography mmlature rallroad blllldlllg and skatmg Fehnel s plans for the fu ture he IH belng a draftsman or mechamc School Actwztzes Route 1 Allentown Jerry s one ambxtxon upon graduation IS to work asa bookkeeper or typlst she was an actxve supporter of sports and partnclpated ln the muslc orgamzatlons Altnough basketball games rank as her mam hobby Jerry manages to f1nd tlme for dancxng Her perpetual smxle has gamed many frlends ID school School Actwztzes Academw Con,-se Com merczal Course Baseball Managerl 2 3 4 Gzrls Chorus 3 4 Photography Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Operctta 2 Operetta 2 3 . I , 'y l .rf Q .1 l I . 1 ' M 11 9 ' ' ' . . . . -, , . ,, ,, S. . . . . . . . . 1' 5 1 c . . . . . . H ,, . 9 , 3 ' me 9 9- ' - ' ' 1 I i I , 1 1 . 1 Paul F Frantz Gloria Galucy Route 1 Coplay Paul is quiet but very ambltlous Bookkeeping is his pet subJect He expects to follow it through and become a bookkeeper Bulldlng model planes IS his hobby. To buy a plane and become a private pilot is another ambition. He also has hopes of becoming a state trooper. Sezgersville Ever since Glorla came to South Whitehall her personallty was outstand lng She Was a cheerleader in her Junior and senior years and a very good one. Chewing gum is Gloria s special side line. She intends to enter a nurses college and then continue in the field of Red Cross Work. School Activities School Activities Commercial Course Academic Course Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 3 4 Sowhiter Staff Michael Gavlick Ormrod He go s for sports with all he has and has been a hlfrh s orer of the basketball team Besides basketball Mikeis a star on the baseball diamond His hobbies naturally are sporty and he chooses hunting Qto what success we do not knowl. The class will be proud to see him jointhe Air Corps after graduation. School Activities: Lucretia George 2127 Walbert Avenue Lucretia has received recognition with her piano playin g She can plav practlc ally any popular song and will gladly do so Because of her cheerful disposition she has many friends. Lucretia s skill IH bookkeeping explains her plans to be a bookkeeper. Another ambition of her s is to organize an orchestra. School Activities: Commercial Course Commercial Cozrse Basketballl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Baseball 1 2 3, 4 Glee Club 1 2 Euelyn German Verna Grzm Route 1 Sl rtmgton You can t beat Evelyn when lt comes to sports She skates SkllS plays ten n1s basketball softball and shes tops ln swlmmlng Evelyn IS also muslcal rnlnded for she majored ln music ID her senlor year In everythlng she under takes she IS a consclentlous worker and a hard battler Possessed wlth thls sD1r 1t It IS certaln that Evelyn w1ll succeed as a nurse School Actwztzes Academlc Course Glee Club I 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 Operetta 2 3 Debate Play 3 Semor Play Schnecksvzlle Grunle IS always ready for a laugh and generally enJoys II!8klDg others laugh Most of her tlme 15 spent blcyc llng and drlvlng cars After leavmg school Gr1m1e's ambltlon IS to obtam stenographlcal work School Actwztzes Commercial Course Trumpet Staff 4 , 1 7 ' Q! ' ' !7 ' I .. - . V . ' 9 7 . , . . . 7 J 7 ' . . . . . N . . ,, . . . . 9 9 , A ! v y 1 r 1 Olwer Haas Mane Haznes Halfway House Oliver rs a very llkeable fellow Most of hrs lelsure time IS spent 1n huntlng or fishmg He IS an actlve member of tmon of belng on the lnestock Judgmg team of the Future Farmers of Amerxca ln hls sophomore and Jumor years After graduatlon he plans to Jom the Unlted States Army Cetronliz Tootle as treasurer has taken care of the classs finances for four years Jltterbug dancmg rs very Well demon She enjovs swlmmmg and tenms Upon graduatlon she would hke to have cler lcal work School Actzutzes Commerczal Course School Actwltles Class Treasurer 1 2 3 4 General Course Girls Ch0fU-9 3 4 Future Farmers of America 2 .3 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 qowhzter Staff the Boy Scouts and attained the distinc- strated by her. All sports interest Marie Bette Hell Madeltne Hetmbach Orefield Bette generally appears qulet but somehow she manages to get her xdeas heard Much of her tlme IS spent work 1ng IH the Home Economlcs Department Bette s ambxtlon IS to become a nurse She lntends to enter Allentown Nurses College to FGCBIVB her tra1n1ng School Actwzttes Academtc Course Trumpet 3 Route 3 Allentown The muslcal organ1zat1ons have had Madellne sfull support As planlst she has partlclpated IH most of the school programs Muslc IS her major hobby Madsys goal is to be a sales clerk 1n a department store School Actwttzes Commerczal Course Gzrls Chorus 3 4 Mtxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Trumpet Staff 4 1 7 I ., .. . - , V . . 7 -- - er an ' . . -1 1 ,fp 11, Carl Hemt elrran Schnecksvllle Carl IS best remembered as belng Vlr Lelbenguth s handy man Most of hls spare tlme he put to use ln pl otography Carl s mam ambltlon IS to enter college after graduatlon but lf he IS unable to do that he wlll enter the field of avrlcul ture School Actzv tles General Course Photography 3 4 ,lm Vlola Heznizelman Laury s Vlola IS a very qulet and modest glrl She dld not partlclpate ID any extra currlcular actlvltles for she spent much of her tlme sewlng and readlng books Vlola s one ambltlon IS to become a nurse School Actwztzes Academic Course , jvwl ki' ,f 42 1 3 Z l - , . ,iq ,, . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . L, , . . . . . . . 1 9 1 cn ' ' of ,D . V. . . L . . - 1 Stanley Heleva Margaret Henrztzy Ormrod You d I ave to travel far to find a more enthusnastlc 0.15 of :lout sports lover Russ hkes huntlng trappmg swlmm think of hlmself as a mmor automoblle mechamc havlng helped repalr cars af ter scliool and durmv the summer for the last two years Hls plans for the fu ture are L0 contlnue hls mechanlcal work wh1le IU mlhtary SGYVICS School Actwztzes General Course Photography Club 3 4 Track 2 Iranian Peggy lb one of the most qulet mem hers of the class The common fad of chewmg gum IS her dellght Danclng future she plans to be a bookkeeper School Actwztzes Commerczal Course Sowhzter Staff 4 l l , vc 91 'N ' - u 99 ' ' ' ' . ' ' I ' ' ' 1 ! ' ' ' ing, and target shnoting. He likes to occupies most of her pastlme. In the A 5 I . . . : Pauline Herber Jane Penny Herbst Route I Slatington Ever since Polly came to South Whitehall in her sophomore year she has been a friend of all her classmates Polly had no extra curricular 3LtlV ities for her out-of-school interests occu- picd most of her leisure time. After graduating Polly will enter the field of Beauty Culture. Route 2 Allentown Jane IS well known as an authority on the latest dance '-teps J itterbug dancing occupies most of her leisure time During her school career she partlclpated in several plays. Jane has her mind set on entering office work. School Activities: Commercial Course School Activities: Junior Play Academic Course Debating Play 3 Operetta 3 Sowhiter Staff Senior Play John Herrmann Madelyn Jamdl Lowhzll John came to South Whltehall m hls JI mor year and he lmmedlately became popular Buster Jolned both the agrl culture club ard the track team Hls favorite hobby IS huntmg In whlch he always has good fortune. He intends to place his future in the hands of the United States Army School Activities' General Course F. F. A. 3 4 Wennersville Madelyns presence IS valued 1n any group for she 18 always a good worker and has an envxable personallty She s remembered for her qulck Wlt and her sense of humor. Her cheerleadm g put pep into many a basketball game. Matsy is enrolled atthe Allentown Nurses Coll- ege for she wants to be a Red Cross Nurse. School Activities: Academic Course Secretary of F. F. A 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Glee Club I Cheerleading 3 4 Vernon Kern Marie Kern Schn cksvzlle Vernon is a pleasant fellcw who der lves xrost of his pleasure from a good Joke Most of Vernon s efforts are en gaged in Mathematics his favorite sub ject. His extra-curricular activities are confined to the Printing Club. Vernon s ambition is to enter college to study engineering. School Activities: .Schnecksuzlle Marie may be the smallest member of our class but she has one of the biggest hearts She is a good listener and knows row to cooperate well Slrce reedlrg b0OkSlS Marie s favorite hobby one can easily understand why she has chosen library work as her profession. School Activities: Academic Ccurve Acaderric Course Glee Club 1 2 Printing Clubl 2 3 4 Trumpet '2 Debating Club 3 4 Junior Oratorical Contest 3 Edra Kleckner Amos Kleckner Route 1 Coplay Routel Allentown Lex 1S happy go lucky and can cheer other people with her humor Sports such as basketball baseball and roller Salesmanshlp interests her Although Edna s plans are not definite she hopes to become a clerk School Actwztzes Amos is xery interested in sports As a trackman he received the Dlstrict 11 P I A A medal for a half mile relay at interest in sports occuples his out-of school time We are proud to learn that he expects to Joln the Marines School Actwztzes Commerczal Course Commercial Course Baseball I Track 2 3 4 l skating occupy most of her spare time. Pottsville. Of this he is very proud. His Richard Klemtop William Knechel Cetronia Dick was alvs ays popular at Qouth Whitehall He was a big asset to the track team and as a forward to the basketball squad His haircuts are his pride. After graduating Dick will either enter college for coaching or he will study for carpentry. School Activities: Academic Course Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 A lbrzgh ts His enviable personality accounts largely for Bills popularlty Besides be mg popular he is quite lntelligent Bill is tops as a speaker which he proved when he won second place in the County Oratorical Contest. He succeeds in every- thing he undertakes. We know this suc- cess will follow as he goes through col- lege studying chemical engineering. School Activities: Academic Course Iblixed Chorus 2 3 4 Vice President of Class 4 Debating Club2 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Debate Play 4 Junior Play Trumpet Staff 3 4 Winner of Junior Oratorical Contest County Oratorical Contest Senior Play Glorza Kuhns Pete K0 ushko Stettlersvzlle GlOl'la goes by the name of Lolllpop for a reason that we have not yet deter mlned She IS a typlcalhlgh school glrl gum dress and talkatweness Among her hobbles, swlmmlng and roller skat mg rank first Her chleflnterest ln wm ter 1S basketball S1008 Glorla IS com rnerclally 1ncl1ned she hopes to become a retall clerk School A ctwmes Commercial Course Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 2 Wescoesvllle Our class s lrembershlp was boosted up one rotch when Pete Jomed It ln his Junlor ye ar He lS a qulet unassummg fellow who enjoys huntmg bowlmg and dY'lVlI'lg hlS ever f lthful Ford Hrs plans for the future are to enhst ln the Umted States Mdrlne Corps School Actwztzes General Course ' z - ee ' 79 7 ' A ' . - A - , ' 9 , , . 1 1 . - . ' ' ' ll ' 77 ' . , - 3 . u Q Q 1 ' r ' v v 1 Ruth Lengel Dorothy Lazarus Nelfs Bemg an ardent muslc lower, Ruths actlvltles were largely devoted to work mg for the muslcal organlzatlons Ruth IS everybodys frlend ard will always work Not withstanding ler devotlon to muslc she has chosen nursmg as her professxon Qhe hopes that she wlll meet the requlrements ofan army nurse School Act: vztzes Academic Course Glee Club! 2 3 Orchestra 4 Debate Plav 3 Debatzng Club 3 Operetta 2 3 Asst Edztor 9ouh1tPr4 Route I Coplay Do othy s out of school actxvltles con slst ofdrn mg a car playmg a pxano and accordlan and rldmg a blcycle Her out standlng characterlstlc IS her talkatlve major subject, lt IS not surprlsmg that she plans to be a secretary School Actwztzes Commercial Course l . . v , v , - - . . . 1 7 . , . . . v Y . 7 . . . l . - he remembered for her willingness to ness. Since shorthand is her favorite . , L I . ' . L. 1 L ' . ' , - , 4 Leon Lohrman Eleanore Lmde Breznzgsuzlle Leon was an actlve member of the F F A Club durmg the last three years He alvsays belonged to the 4 H Club from hls locallty As an amateur taxl d rmlst he already has quite a collection of stuffed blrds Followlng graduatxon Leon would llke to study agrlculture School Actwztzes Agriculture Course Orefzeld Eleanore s frxendly dlsposxtxon has won many friends durlng the past four years She doted on dramatlcs and play ed her parts well ln whatever role sle was cast She held a regular place on the honor roll also Her hobbles are con fmed to blcx cle rldmgz Busmess college IS her xmmedxabe destmatlon School Actwztzes F F A 2, 3 4 Commercial Course Junxor Plav Debatmg Play 4 . , , . . . . Y . . ' ' . Q ' I . , V 9 ' ' 7 . . .. . ' ' Y . .. . . . , Joseph Maslany Harold Masenhelmer Orm rod Talklng IS Joe s ehlef paetlme I-le IS known as the Lucky Teeter of the clasq because of hls drlvlng Prlntlng hae been hls faVOl'ltB throughout the four years The Navy should be anxlous to obtaln hls servlces School Actlvztzee Mechanzcfswlle Harold IS a Jolly chap who llkes any klnd of fun There was nothlng he llked better than glvlng some underclaesmen a lecture on condlmt Glecel plane to enter the Clearfield Avlatlon Instltutlon where he wlll study electrlcal weldlng along wlth flylng General Course School Actwltzes Truck Managerl 2 3 4 General Course Prmtmg Club I 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 ri- ,. . . - 1 I. . I . . . . , I . . . . . . ee sl ' ' ' L . ' . L s- ' ' , u - 77 . . n, l. V . . . . . . . , y , 1 1 1 1 , Clrfford Muller Benton Miller Aew Trlpoll Perhaps not much IS heard ofCl1f'ord s abllltles because of hls quletness He took Lp agnculture ln hrs Jumor and senlcr years and ln hys senior year w s chosen Presldent of the F 1' A Club After graduation Clliford wlll enter tlee field of lrdustry or farmlng School Actwztzes Agrzculture Course 1617 N 21st Strce Ben IS generally referred to as the s'eeper of the sen or class for he has gre at d1fT1cul1y m gettlng to school on tlme Woc d worklng 1S the only surject that ho ds h1s lnterest Ben s hobbies are conflned to lceskatlrg and Laslxet ball Servlng hus country as an army avaltlon rnechanlc IS hlS chclce for the future F F A 3 4 School Actzvztles Presldeng Cf F F A 4 General Course John Mlscannon George M zller Ormrod It is still a mystery to us how John re ceived the Queer nickname of Whizzer We do know he en1oys baseball foot ball and hockey History occupies first place in his studies. John plans to be come a pilot in the Army Air Corps. School Activities: Commerical Course Glee Club 1 Photography Club 3 I zllszde George contends that his outstanding accon phshment during his high school da3 s was managing to get on the honor roll once in tour years All in all George really is a likeable fellow who found much pleasure in building and wrecking airplane models. Following graduation George is certain that the Army will get him. School Acticitzesz General Course Kenneth Moses Eleanore Moll Wennersuzlle Kenneth is a jovial happy go-lucky fellow whom everybody IS glad to call his friend Hls versatility is shown by the fact that he belonged to the music ager and took part in several plays Ken plans to enter Lehigh University to study chemical engineering School Actwztzes Academic Course Baseball Manager! 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Debate Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Jumor Play Senior Play Ormrod Molly lS one of the few very shy girls of the senior class Calm and qulet thats Eleanore She whlles away her leisure hours in hiking and bicycle rid tion is to obtain apos1t1on as s cretary School Actwztzes Commerczal Course . - n If 99 ' , - 7 ' 1 and debate clubs, wasa baseball man- ing. Her big ambition, after gradua- , ' . , e . Q! 77 ' ' ' Robert Nagle Kathryn Newhard 23rd di Walbert Ale 2174 Mum B ulera d Robert IS the qulet sort of boy He pre lng swlmmmg and lce skatlng I school his greatest mterest IS ln the mel al shop and he has been a first pr1ze wmner for shop projects After hlgh school he plans to enter lndustry and learn the trade of machmlst School Actwztzes General Course Hermtellxgence charmmg per onalxt a well llked member of our cl ss H e was always an ardent rooter fer our bas ketball anb baseball teams Bemg fond of muslc Kxtty belonged to the chorus es all through hlgh school Kltty s ambltlon IS to become a nurse School Actzvztzes Academzc Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band Manager 3 4 Debate Play 3 Trumpet 2 Operetta 2 3 Sowhzter Stal? 4 fi 4 - .' ' .2 1 r , - ' - y . ' . 5 auf y, f91'S 0Utd00I' SDOITS. Suvh HS hunting, flSh' and sense of humor, help make Kathryn , ' ' , ' 4 ' . Il - ' :Q s. gh 3 . K .Lg ' . ' ' ' ' tt ' va i . ' 1 ' ' er ' 7 n John Peters Frances Peters Route 1 Allentown Ever slnce agrlculture was introduced mto South Whltehall John was an enth uslastlc student ln the course For two years he held the office of Treasurer for the F F A Club Besides belng agrlcal tural mlnded John has a llklng for huntmg trappmg and collectmg old coms Schmldt antlclpates 9I1l1St1Ilg IH the Cavalry DIVISION of the Army School Actwzltes Agrzculture Course F F A Club2 3 4 Treasurer ofF F A 3 4 Schnecks Ul l le Fussy can justly be called the most 8Ct1V8 glrl ofthe class Everyone apprec lates her frlendly and llvely sp1r1t B sldes belng an excellent cheerleader she IS also an accomphshed actress havlng partlclpated ln many plays and she took the leadmg role ln the operetta My Span zsh Sweetheart Qxnce shorthand 18 her favorlte subJect It 18 easy to understand her plans to become a secretary School Actwttzes Commerczal Course Cheerleader3 4 Mzxed Chorus 1 2 3 Gtrls Chorus 3 4 Juntor Play Debatmg Play 4 Operettas 2 3 Trumpet 2 3 4 Sowhzter 4 Oratorzcal Contest Senior Play l K tr 1 ' - - u H ' . . - . . r - , . L. ' . C' v .. . . ' , , 9 9 9 ' . N . ,, .. .. . . . . .s. ' , . .. . ,, ..., , 1. '9 1 , ,J Ruth Peters Paul Rabenold Neffs In her sophomore year Ruth came from Slatlngton High to attend South lNhlt6- hall Ruth never belonged to any ofour clubs or orgamzatlons but her grades show us how she used her tlme Al though she had the academlc course Ruth plans to enter Allentown Buslness College School Actwztzes Q Academic Course Route 2 Allentown Monk has the slngular d1st1nct1on of belng presldent of the class for f1ve years He IS called Monk because he was mascot of the basketball team IH 1938 Argulng Wlth the teachers IS a great hobby of h1s In school lre IS very actxve and he probably wlll be very suc cessful as a bookkeeper School Actzvztzes Commerczal Course Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Glee Club 2 Jumor Oratoncal Contest Senzor Play 1 a N ,, . . . . . . , . . , , , ' lr 77 9 , . A . . I Y . - . n y n 1 r Waldo Reeder Anna Radio Breznzgsozlle Although a bit bashful VValdo always l1k6S to have hls fun He dldn t partlcx pate ln manv extra currlcular actlvltles but Waldo squared thls with his out of school actlvltles Huntlng and trapplng are his favorlte pastimes but ice skatmg runs a close second After fir lshlng hlgh school VValdo vull enter lndustry as a machmlst School ACllLltleS S General Course F F A 4 Ormrod Anna IS probably the most actlve mem ber of our class As Edltor ln Chxef of thxs book we may Judge her ab1l1ty Mu SIC and dramatxcs also claimed her Her spare tlme xf she has any IS spent dance mg or readme' Even wxth all thls act 1V1ty she IS a fix t.1re on the honor roll He act1v1ty ablllty and personahty wxll assure success as a stenographer hool Actwltzes Commenzal Course Glee Club 1 2 3 Girls Chorus3 4 Class Secretary 2 4 Vice Preszdent 3 Debatmg Play 4 Operetta 2 3 Junior Oratorzcal L ntest Eiztor Ln chief of Sowhzter 7 . , - . I . . , . .- l l D ' . ' 9 , - - - . . N . 1 1 - . 4 I, K- L , - . . , n 9 s 3. K . A ' ' ' - - .. . . ,' ' Y . . . . . , L 9 9 . . . G . L . - - s fl I . , ' . . 1, . 1 1 . . . ' 9 1 1 f . . ,O Verna Rezchard Nevin Reltz 309 South Whztehall Avenue Xernas pecuhar laugh 19 known by most members of the class Attendlng basketball games IS her favorlte pastxme and she seldom mlssed a game Another hobby of hers IS collectmg materlal for mg as her future vocatlon smce It was her favorlte major subject School Actwztzes Commercial Course Schneckswlle Nevm lS a smcere deperdable fellcw who beheves ln commg to class prepar ed The fact that he regularly 19 on the honor roll verlfles this Lefty spent many hours lh the wood shop at school full but he has declded to choose be tween bemg a LlVll Servlce Mall Clerk or a vsood worker Huntmg and fish mg occupy some of hls lelsure tlme Girls Chorus 4 School Actwztzes Operetta Academic Course Trumpet Staff 4 Music Club I 2 3 4 Jumor Oratorzcal Contest 3 Ope,-em, 2 Sowhzter Staff 4 7 7 ' ' 1 . - '- S ' ' . ' ' ' u I as I her scrapbook. Verna Chose bookkeep- Nevin's plans for the future are doubt- , . Mznam Ruler Jack Robinson Walberts Alle f wfl lVl1r1am wlll always be remembered bv her galety frlendllness and her never fdlllflg sense of humor Being ln terested 1n musu., Mlm was a member of the musl clubs durlng her fo,1r xears 1n hlghs hool Shealso served asa xerv efficlent bard nanager NIIH finds much pleasure ln danung and shes quite a plng pong player Her chosen profes lon IS teachmg School Actwltzes Academlc Course Music Club 1 2 3 4 Band Manager 3 4 Operetta 3 Souhzter Staff 4 The fellow vsho knows all the answers tnat s Jack He was oulte an athlete starrlng ID the basketball team and do mg a g od Job as an outfielder on the baseball team In four years Jack gave hx b st to these sports Jack wlll enter mllltary SQYVILG after hls hxgh school days are over Sc hool A ch UI tzes Academic Course Basketball! 2 a Baseball 1 2 Muszc Club 3 Pnntmg Club 1 2 3 4 YI er' ' ' ' I v - , 1 w . . 4 -. 7 ' . 7 v ' ' 7 '. . . n t Q' ' - - D . . - ' ew ' v ' , ' 'X ' KI . . -' - . s ' ' C ' -I , - y C , ' ' S S L . 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I ,' ' ' ' n , , ,4 , , 3,4 I I 7 P . . , , , 1 f 1 w l 1 Carl Roth Kathleen Roth Route 7 Allentou n Carl IS another qulet. fellow who pre fers to remam ln the background H usually comes late because of hxs Job as a Mornmg Call carrler Swxmmxng lce skatlng basketball and baseballoccupy most of hlS lelsure hours Carl s plans reveal that he mtends to become elther 1 prmter or machmlst School Actwztzes General Course Glee Club 2 Prmtzng Clubl 2 Meyersmlle Dolly can usually be seen wlth a b1g smlle on her face and always ready for a good Joke She takes a great lnterest ln sports and makes a very good basket ball player Dancmg IS one of her hob bles and she goes ln for It ln a blg way Kathleen lS also very muslcally lnclmed especlally slnglng and dramatically she has taken part ln qulte a few of our school plays She plans to become a stenographer after graduatmg from busmess college School Actzvztles Commercial Course Mixed Glee Club I 2 3 4 Girl s Chorus 3 4 Secretary of Class 1 Operetta 2 3 Junxor Play 3 Sowhzter Staff 4 - - S I fl f, ' ' . e , . , ' ' 3 7 ' , . . 7 L 1 9 L . ,,3.4 'f , , Elton Samuels William Russell College Heights That sleek fellow who professes to be Tommy Dorsey s trombone teacher thats Elton Some of his most notable accomplishments at school can be found in his paintings and ceramics Fishs plans for the future are uncertain but he hopes to go to college School Activities Academic Course Orefzeld William Russell was one of these stu dents who believes in variety Russ be longed to the track team the music clubs the photography and debating clubs and also participated in dramatlcs. Out of school hunting and fishing afforded him most pleasure. Russ is undecided be- tween becoming an air pilot and enroll- ing at the Virginia Military Academy. Band 1 2 3 4 School Activities Ofchestm 3 4 Academic Course Mixed Chorus 4 Track 2 3 4 Track 3 Music Clubs 1 2 3 Photography Club 1 2 3 F. F. A. 1 Debating 2 3 Operetta 1 2 Junior Play 3 Jean Schaffer Rzchard Schlegel Wescoesuzlle 0,-elqeld Jean jolned our class ln her sophomore x ar and lmmechately became a frlend sy most members of the class Jean s hobbl s are confined to roller skatlngand x IUSIL Qhe hares her ab1l1ty in book l eeplng wh1ch she plans to follow after graduation. School Actwztzes Dxck enjoys all sports mamlx motor cvchng xce skatlng bowlmg and swlm metal shop Hls ch1efJoy IS hls Austm Entermg a defense lndustry prefs rably the Bethlehem Steel Corporatlon IS hls alm School Actwltzes Commercial Course Commerczal Course Baseball jyfanager 1 Junior Oratorual Contest Baqkefball Managerj Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 ,D ' l . - . . . . ' V - D I . 1 Q 9 ' Of 311- Hel' pleasant Smile IS Well-known ming. In school he likes to work m the V . 5 . ' n fri Marlon Schlczcher 70Sf'Ph Sherbvfw Meyerswlle Mash has always been a qulet and good frlend of all Slnce readlng IS her chxef hobby she naturally Lhoo es Eng llsh as her favorlte subyect MHTIOH plans to be an office worker after leav mg school School Actwztles Orm rod Joes love of chemlstry explams hls ambltlon to work after school ln the laboratory He also finds tlme to follow other hobble photographv and roller skaung bemg hlS favorltes Joe would hke to contlnue hlS educatlon and study chemlstry at college Commerclal Course School Activities Academzc Course Photography Club 4 Q . 5 e u 11 ' ' ' ' ' . x - s S ' ' . Ss . . . . . Y - L.. . . . ' . . Betsv Shumaker Sara Ellen Szegfrzed Cetrnnza Betsy s contributions as a member of the frumpet Stilf debator and student probably can oe attributed to her tond ness of reading and studying Her versa fility and initiatiye made Betsy an out- standing student. She will enter Ursinus College and major in mathematics which she plans to teach. School Activitzesx Academic Course Music Clubs! 2 .' Debate Club 2 3. Trumpet Stafffz' 4 Operetta 2 3 Debate Play 2 3 Junior Oratorical Contest 19th and Columbia Averue Sally is that tall dark haired girl who psssesse a diffmfied manner Her rich soprano voice has pleased audiences at many school proffrarns However Sally does not confine all her time to music, for she has shown outstanding work in athletics and her name was seldom omit- ted on the honor roll. Sally tells us that her ambition to be a gemologist will take her to Skidmore Co'lege. School Activities: Academic Course lllusic Clubl 2 3 4 Asst. Treasurer of class 1 Secretary of class 1 Operetta 2 3 Sowhiter Staff 4 Emd Smzth Mary Smzth Route 3 Allentoun Enld whose nlckname IS Nenny IS an all around student Readmg IS her favorlte pastlme, whlch makes lt seem natural her that cho ce subyect IS Engl1sh Phe class appreclates Enld because of her frlendllness Her success as a sec retary 1S assured School Actzvztzes Walberts Mary s mterests are confined to mu sxc and she has been a stalwart 1n all of our muslcal organlzatlons Her per petual smlle goes a long way ln makmg her a wellllked member of the class Her plans to become a salesglrl are not surprlsmg since she chose salesman shlp as her favorite maJor subject School Actwztzes Covzmerual Course Sowhzter Staff Commercial Course Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mzxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Trumpet 3 4 Music Assoczatzon Club 4 r 1 ' ' 'u 91' ,' . 3 , 9 : .. . I n u ' . v ' 1 'J ,fn :xx I!! ff, I l Kathryn Snyder Rachel Snyder Route 3 Allentown Laurys Ka hrxn s mckname Slster IS very approprlate smce she acts I1ke a slster to the emtlre class Muslcally she de 11 fhts ln smgmg and playmg the plano 1 l work IS her alm Her many assets are bound to lead her to success School Actwztzes Co nmerczal Course Rachel came to South Whltehall from Northampton Hugh IH her sophomore year Quiet but llkeable Rachel soon found many frlends She had a great b1t1on doesn t run xn thls dlrectlon After hlgh school, she w1ll study beauty cul ture School Actwztzes G1 ls Chorus 3 Academic Course Music Club 1 , 7 ' l! ' J! ' ' ' -. 9 , , 4 K . , ' . , , D a . by ear. Concerning the future, secretar- mterest IU home economics, but her am- ti . . M Margaret Warzcher Clazr Sourwme Orefield Route 1 Allentown If you lmaglne your hearmg thmgs such as a radxo you ll probably find Peg gy around somewhere she loves to hum her speclallty Chattanooga Choo Choo You find her at most of our bask etball games but here she changes her tune to Alma Mater You very sel dom hear her tell a Joke but IS always ready to laugh at someone else s Her outstandmg hobby IS souvenler collect mg and 1f she could she d can some of the water from Kern s Dam whlch IS her favorite spot during the hot summer months After graduatmg she lntends to become a sales clerk School Actwzlzes Commerczal Course Glee Club 1 2 Operetta Claxr holds a dnstmctlon of belng not only one of the quletest boys of the crass but also the smallest bkatlng IS ms favorlte sport wlth huntmg playmg a close second He majors ln bookkeep- mg and hopes to become a bookkeeplng clerk School Actwztzes Commerczal Cou se l 1 7 . , . 7 1 1 1 . . . , . . . Q, 1 . . . . . i yu . . 1 Q! 77 . . 7 1 3 . . , ' . 7 7 , . . ! 1 Henry Warmkessel Frank Wezla 1 s uloert Avenue Worm IS very well known because h ls the outstandmg male Jltterbug of tme class Hls popularlty wlth the teach ers IQ due to hls hablt of always chewlng bum and mlsbehavlng Henny IS smg ular ln hls hobby whuch IS l'a1Sll'lg love bxrds He plans to answer the call of th navy after graduation School Actzvztzes Ormrod Frank IS one of the bashful boys of the class He IS known to h1s frlends as Fhp for a reason that we have not yet determmed DW1I1'1fI1lDg 1ce-skatmg and football are h1s favorlte pastxmes Frank does not reveal any plans about hrs fu ture for he has not declded what he 1n tends to do School Actwztzes General Course Commercial Course Basketball Manager 2 , ' 1, I L PLL r ' X L.. . . 1 . ,' . x ' , 2.4.6 ' s ee vv v ,, . . Q .S . I .. , , , I , ' ' ' , QQ ' n I Q - ' ' ' ' n -X u u u n ' 9 9 ,Y , ' - we n - - - . . . , - .X ' l - . Warren Wzsser Betty Wotrzng Walberts Schneckswlle VVarren IS the frlendly fellow, vulo al ways wears a smlle In hls semor year he became a member of the agrlculture class Warren also sparked on the track beam as a half mller For the Boy Scout troop No 23 at Walberts WISSGI 18 the Asslstant Scout Master He plans to learn the machmest trade and help ln natlonal defense School Actwztzes Agriculture Course Basketball I 2 Baseball 1 Betty IS very cheerful always smlllng She partlclpates ln every muslcal pro gram Typmg sewmg and dramatlcs occupy most of her t1me Betty plays the plano qulte well She IS a member of the Dramatlc Club of the Schneck svxlle Grange. Office work IS her alm School Actzvztzes Commercial Course Glrl s Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play Operetta 2 3 Tfaffk 2 3 Semor Play Track Manager 4 Photography Club 2 3 4 Future Farmers of America 4 1 Raymond Yost Harriet Ziegenfuss Schnecksuille Allentown Raymond started high school at Sla tington where he took the academic course Yosty continued his academic studies at South Whitehall chemistry being his favorite subject. Raymond takes a liking to hunting and trapping though much of his spare time is spent working for the 4-I-l Club. His future lies in either farming or industry. School Activities: Academic Course Harriet transferred to South White hall from Summit H111 where she had been a member of the orchestra and dra matic club. She came here in her junior year and became interested in home economics. Horse-back riding and walk- ing are Harriet s favorite pastimes. She is undecided as to her future for she is trying to choose between nursing and teaching home economics. School Activities: Academic Course Betty Arnette Florence Baer Kathryn Balla Mary Barna Gloria Bylngton June Dlttmar Arlene Erb May Fenstermaker June Goerlick Marian Haas Ruth Haas Frances Hamilton Caroline Hunslcker Betty Kiburn Cecilia Knopf Anna Kosht Lois Laubach Verna L1pOSl'lltZ Ruth 'Warstellar Betty Masonheimer Mary Nush Catherine Nush Olga Potrayko Irene Reenock Viola Reppert Anna bosnowsky Florence Werley Marion Wieand Helen Yankowitz Laura Yenser Helen Yurconic Thomas Andrew s Francis Bach Robert Bell Ira Bertsch Charles Chrin Nicholas Chrin Joseph Data Lloyd Dottery Ex Members Harold Everett John Fabian Ernest Frantz btanley Pelahock Harold Gantz Mark Gearhart Donald Gehrirger Richard faery Vv illiam Glmbel Lester Greenawald Norxr an Held Robert Hetherirgton Henry Hudock Carlton HUHSICL er VK illiam Karpyn John Kluscarltz Paul Ixnerr Robert Llchtenvu alner Maynard Linoe William Markle John Meckel Elwood Miller David Moyer Robert Moyer John Novak Clifford Roth Wilmer Schmoy er Thomas Schneck Harold Schock Harold Shellhammer Paul Smith Kenneth Stahley Raymond Stahley Alexander Stetz John Warren Allen Wieder Sterling Werley Lamar W olfgang Junzor Ozatorzcal Contest e lun1t1rUr1tf+r1 1 fntsStvx1sl1tlcl1ntl1e F1551 N 1 l Xutl1trr1un1 sul 4 in et N lliimlxc mon the first prllf f1f'w 1t1 t im f r true nt South W t III he X llllli KY' WIN!! 1 QKOUI LP VN 12 lhfl en h H t VN iN DTFQPUIPC VNU iSl X Y' T1 L trl L lrrell l'rf1ntfsl'tt1s it Xelrni H 111 xlrlllf lxtrn I nr1'a1nc lin lil Hetkx 5l1lI11ilxQI IPAH Nt l1 1fTe1 Anna l'1fliu Katl1leen Ht tli i'1t11 Knew is 4 1 tl111cl ptm xxinn -luclpzes Q fl? 0 ntrx N html I rc gr 1 intl St I H tlt l tm I Xn 1 K lht F lllt Big, I .aratle nth l11tI ATDQYIKI lhe rt VX is A Xl in t 'l'l1t' Little King, e- l'isC'1i lt ll'I'1le Ht- . M'1yN'lt1r 'm N ltutlt nth Mrs. Myrtle Sl1Ppllt'!'Cl Mr. Fmclerick Me-ckley Junzor Class Play Dollars to Doughnuts a hxlarlous comedy was presented Novem ber 7 and 8 1940 ln the hlgh school audxtorlum Thls three act farce was well presented for two mghts Mlss Smxth was ID charge of the produc tlon CAST OF CHARAC'1 ERS Mrs Boland James Boland Chester George Hobbes Hr-len Cory The Reverend Samuel Plggott Hortense Pnnce Sergel Damlov Carolme Eleanore Lmde Wxllxam Kneckel Carl Correll Kenneth Moses Jane Herbst Frances Peters Alton Bortz Kathleen Roth Wxlllam Russel Betty Wotnng Flossie Hill ........ .l.,... ,r,.,..,........,.........,. . . .....l.e Semor Class Play Damsels ln Dlstress a three act comedy was presented by the senlor class on Aprll Z3 1942 Thls hllarxous comedy was under the SUDPTVISIOD of MISS Smxth CAST OF CHARALTE RS Pamela Royle lPamD Glorla Galucy An art student Geraldlne Ware lGerry? Jane Herbst A dramatic student Mrs Meeks Betty Wotrlng I oves a masterful man Mrs Guppy Dorothy Bell Natasha Federovna If rances Peters A temperamental Russian Shelby Parsons Carl Correll A medical student Jlmmy Low e Wllllam Knechel A glamour boy Aunt Eustacxa Carstalrs I4 velxn German Pam s aunt who loves cats Bray mer Babcock Kenneth Moses Gerry s poultry minded uncle Inthelbert Meek Alton Bortz Has an lngrowmg dnsposntlon Mlke Paul Rabenold Dellveryman for the Qlocum Music Company Blll Henry Warmkessel Delnervman for the Slocum Muslc Company . u - - 19 i . . . , . Y 4 . I . A landlady with an eagle eye 1 '1 , . . 1 . 7 . , . V . . ' ' V - ' . - -. 'l H Baccalaureate Class of 1942 SOUTH WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL Sunday May 24 1942 Soclock Calvln S Frankenfield Supervlsmg Prlnclpal Presldlng Order of QQTVICQ Processlonal School Orchestra Hymn Onward Chrlstlan Soldlers Sulllx an Invoc atlon and Prayer Rev Robert J Urffer Sextette Lord of All Bemg Salome Sophomore Glrls Scrlpture Readmg Rev Robert J Urffer Offertory School Orchestra Anthem Hospltallty Run. Baugh MIXQO Ensemble Sermon Rev R0bertJ Urffer Announcements Calvm S Frankenfxeld Hymn Tomorrow Wesley Audlence and Orchestra Benedlctlon Rev RobertJ Urffer Recessxonal School Orchestra V 5 7 5 ' 7 L . , . . . M . 7 Audience and Orchestra . . I K Q Commencement Program May 27 1942 Processxonal March Mende ssohn Herfurth School Olchestra Hymn A Mlghtx Fortress Luther Class and Audlence Invocatlon and Prax er Rev Joseph Mohr Soprano Solo My Slflpmate Moorman Fummmgs Kathleen Roth Class Oratlon lfXllll3Tl'1 Kneche' Male Quartet Speed Our Republic Keller Address Dr Allen Stockdale New York CITY Plano Solo Etude ID C' flat C hopm Madelme Humbach Mary Smlth Remarks Mervm I Wertman County Supermtendent of Schools Soprano Solo Song ofthe Rohm C ase Sarah Ellen Slegfrled Awardlng of krlzes and Presentatxon of Graduates Calvln S Frankenfield SUDQTVICZIDQ-2' PI'lI'lLlp3l Vocal Trio a Clouds Charles b 'To All Mothers Moser Ewelxn German Kathryn Nevuhard Ruth lengel The Alma Mater Effie N Neubert 30 Senlor Class B9D8dlCtIOH Rev Joseph Mohr Recesslonal March Herfurth School Orchestra Sl , . , Q , rf V ' vw ' - I P' ' '57 K 4 , ' ll ' I YV N ' k - R ' . 1. K Violin Solo Gypsy Dance Ernst ' P . v L f' X ' n Il ' YV 1 ' ' 'f ' 1 . . 1 , 'L' I '. V ' I If W YY , V . V Y v 7 4 . A , W Dr.Allen Stockdale New York City Commencement Speaker for Class of 1942 CZQSSES J unzors Class of 1943 Officers President Roy Wotring Vice President Mike Romanic Secretary Hilda Seidel Treasurer Jean Bachman Advisers Anne F. Pharoah Edward E. Lauther William G. Genszler Myrtle I. Shephard Lillie Arndt Helen Eabiak Jean Bachman Evelyn Bell Dorothv Best Jeanette Bender Lorraine Blank Evelyn Boucher Jean Boyer Dorothv Correll May Faust Madelyn Fillman Jane Fox Virgin a Frantz Delphme George Margaret German June Goerllck Alice Haas Jean Heiney Doris Herbert Fay Hontz Joyce Horlacher Kathryn Hubert Joyce Kern Ethel Khrneck Dorothy Krenn Beatrice Kres e Annetta Kuhn? Helen Lazarus Kathryn Lengel Jennie Malits Frances Mangold May Martin Lena Marushak Class of 1943 Arlene Meckes Betty Jean Meye Alice Miller Clara 'Vlontagrer Lillian lN'us e man Betty Jean Vluster Van Re d Newhard Helen Novak Katrryn Ol lt Madelyn Osvx ald Dorothy Pearsall Mary Pearsall Jean Person Chri tine Rai ch Sue Ray burn Helen l u l'at7 Jean Schmover Hilda Seidel Kathryn bemmel Eleanor Sherer Dorothy btetkel Mollie :vteckel Roberta Thompson There a Todt Kathryn Tognoli Kathryn Trobetsky Anna Tzope Mildred Waricher May Wasser Marian Werley Rose Jean Younger Walt r Balla William Bell Joseph Berkemey er VK alter Bllous VK alter Blose Vernon Burkhaidt Milton Clal. er Eugene Drew Franklin Fxllman Robert Foster Clarence Kern Robe t I-'elst Herman Herb Richard Johnson Mike Katchur Benjamin Kern Nartm Kochenash Paul Kokolus Rorert Lesko Lynvsood Mack Paul Mau er Clark Marsh Thomas Nagle Donald Oswald George Peters John R6Sh1f8T Paul Rockel Donald Rohrbach Mike Romamc Clifford Sell David Semmel James Smoyer Leonard Smith James Stahlnecker Lamar Wolfgang Roy Wotring John Yagerhofer Sophomores Class of 1944 Officers Presldent George Nuss Vlce Presxdent Charles Halnes Secretary E1lZ8b6th Krause Advisers Margaret E Lesher Raymond H Lelbenguth Robert J Wllson Amy S Debroot Treasurer Joseph Gourniak 1 Betty Arnc-tte Ethel Benner June Bernhard Christine Bortz Jeanette Bramlch Sally Ann Brutchak Helen Chaputer Gladys Chessbrough Verna Correll Velma Creltz Leonora DeCal Anna Dlehl Eleanor Fenstermaker Edlth Galuccy Helen Glmbel Gladys Heller Eleanor Holben Anna Kemmerlmg Verna Kleckner Jean Kllmeck Irene Klotz LaRue Koch Ellzabeth Krause Althea Lapp Rose Mahts Dorothy Marstellar Rose Muster Dorothy Nagle Betty Noll Anna Pelschler Kathleen Peters Jeanette Peterson Ada Repsher Mary Schelly Anna Schneck Barbara Schneck Class of 104-4 Kathryn Sch neck Barbara Skean Agnes Smxth Gladys Snyder Mary Sosnowsky Margaret So a Janet Steelman lean Stoudt Jean VK enda M arle VK erley Mary VK uchter Bessle Yankowltz Rlchard Baer VN llllam Bastxan Chem ood Bro e Wllllam Crey er Mlke Doble Clark Erwm Danlel Fetheroff Stearns Fink Robert Frankerfield John Frantz Harold Gardner Ernest Gelger Clarence George Alv1n Glblser Clarence Gxlly Joseph Gournlak Charles Haines Paul Halnes Bernard Hawrylo Roger Hecht Lewls Huber Wayne Herber Stephen Johnson Davld Ixlstler Mllton Khne Herman Klusarltz Wallace Knetz George Koch Mlke Lallk John Lmde Malcolm MHCKSUZIG James Masxko Elwood Messner Forrest Miller Paul Mxller Edwin Moyer Paul Moyer Fred Newhard George Nuss Vernon Oswald Wllbert Peters Kenneth Remert Gllbert Repp Charles Rltter Lawrence Rxtter John Roth James Schelly Calvm Schaffer Rlchard Schlauch Rowland Schlauch Raymond Schoemaker Robert Sell Samuel Slmock Dav d Smlth Martm Snyder Sterling Snyder Ernest Uff Franklxn Wertman Ernest Wetherhold IJ . t k ' Joyce Heil Roy Bortz George Oswald Freshmen W s ,M 9 Class of 1945 Oiiicers Presldent Dorothy Kuntz Vlce Presldent Dons Kern Secretary Ralph Schnntz Treasurer Jeanne Schelly Frederlck S Meckley Budd M Clark MarJor1e R Keller Ruth M Roth Vera Adams Ruth Albright Grace Algard Rita Allegranzi Doris Barthel Lovey Behney Christine Best Joyce Blose Arlene Borm an Elva Conrad Lorrame Dalrymple Carrie DeLong Sophie Demko Jean D1ehl Florence Diehl Perma Dornblaser Sue Everett Emma Faustner Dorothy Fink Grace Follweller Mary Lou Forgan Louise Foster Fern Irere Good Belty Grim Ruth Guth Shirley Hartranft Betty Herbert Margaret Hoffman Emma Hudock Betty Hunsicker Ruth Hunsicker Doris Mae Kern Louise Kern Rose Kokolus B,tty Kramer Lois Kresge Dorothy Kun z Mildred Kuntz Louise Laudenslager Anna Malata Karlene Marsh Anna Meckes Garnet Mickley Catherine Miscannon Mary Nush Class of 1945 Joyce Pearsall Elsie Peters Pauline Peters Willa Peterson Jane Reeder Dorothy Reenock Ruth Remaley Sophie Romansky Loretta Ruch Betty Rumfield Magaret Rushatz Phyllis Seidel Marie Shellhammer Jeanne Shelly Blanche Shenkenberger Julia Simock Pauline Sotak Betty Stephens Gloria Strohl Jeanette Snyder Thelma Snyder Claire Thumm Rose Fllen Weil Helen Weila Olga Weila Hilda Wemhofer Thelma Werley Anna Wie-der Gwendolyn Willenbecher Margaret Yagerhofer Lorraine Yost Francis Babiak Thomas Ben . ehovitz John Bertsch Oliver Bittner William Bowlby Charles Brader James Bundy Richard Cannon George Czaczara Dale Daubert Steven Drabic Theodore Foster William Gilly Robert Haas Richard Haberman Richard Held Paul Hoffman Frank Horwith Albert Hudock Norman Hunslcker F ederlck Jalndl Forrest Kern Mark Klstler Paul Kochanasz Kennard Kresge Stephen Krupa Darwin Lauser Harold Loch Frank Maltskl Howard Markle Paul Masonheimer Edwln Maurer Willard Metzger Arthur Mlller Paul Miller James Montagner Steven Mutz Nicholas Nush Warren Oswald David Peters Robert Ramer Kermit Reppert Arthur Rohr John Roth Nevin Roth Dalton Schaadt Ralph Schantz Clare Shellhammer Edward Sherer Harold Shoemaker Harvey Smith Richard Smith Roland Snyder Harley Wenninger Glenn Stahley Dale Whitaker Morris Wisser Stanley Zimmerman Eighth Grade Class of 1946 Oflicers Presldent Barbara Schumaker VICE Presldent Edward Wlllenbecker Secretary Alton Wehr Treasurer Louls Schantz Adv1sers Wllllam W Swallow Marjorle R Mlnner Howard J. Hausman X Class of 1946 Alice Beltler Doris Blose Betty Camp June Dunton Leah Endy Agnes Frankerheld Jean Giblser Doris Guth Christine Haas Beatrice Harlng Betty Hellrran Joyce Huber Charlotte K f 1 n Doris Krmer Betty Laudenslager I ucille Mangold Jean Miller Virginia Newhard Mary Novak Adeline Remaley Irene Remaley Doris Renninger Miriam Rogers Marian Saegar Betty Sepman Ba bara Shumaker Lucille Sourwine Jean Stoudt C race Strohl Mildred Sway ely Dolores Todd Cloria VN eaver Dolores VVenner Ardeth VVeston Robert Balliet Roger Browning Harrison Buchman Roy Fink Henry Frey Isaac George Donald Gross Donald Guth Leo Guth Daniel Heckrnan David Helfrich Robert Herbert Donald Hoffner Charles Haltzman Charles Jacobs Luther Johnson Arthur Kenimerer Robert Kern Aldulno Montagner Robert Neeb William Ott Foster Rennmger Ralph Remaley Mervin Reichelderfer Henry Ruth Louis Schantz Donald Schuon Edgar Stephens Kenneth Stephens Richard Schaadt William 'I hompson John Waricher Budd Warmkessel Alton Wehr Reaford Wicker Edward Willenbecker Kenneth Wisser Rudolph Younger John Zuber Seventh Grade Class of 1947 Officers Presldent kenneth Meyers VICE Pre ldert Marllyn Kuhns Treasurer Donald VV ennmger Advlsers Austm M Schaeffer Vlrglnla M Shoffner Sylvia P Wertman Secretary Richard Parry Class of 1947 Grac Bollinger Mildred Burkhardt Carolyn Daub rt Jean Eskey Irene Gel man Lorraine German Doris Graver Joanne Greenawald Marlon Haines Christine Kern Leona Kuder Marilyn Kuhns Althea Labenberg Anna M Llchtenwainer Henrietta Markle Bette Jane Ma iko Joyce Meckes Barbara Miller Jean Edna Miller Elaine Nagle Betty Oswald Grace Person Irma Person Janet Peters Mary Peterson Kathryn Reimert Gladys Remaly Nevada Ruch Leola Schleicher Elizabeth Scherer Lona Smith Shirley' Snyder Lillian Stuber Ruth Tait Ruth Wagner Claire Wieder Gladys Westwood Paul Baer William Balliet Paul Ba t1'1n Walter Blttenbender Donald Blank Bobby Bovle Merle Burkhardt Ralph Dorrey Willmm Ell vsorth William Eroh l eonard Fasick Robert Fenstermaker George Fink Irvin Fink Robert Foo e David Frankentield Thomas George Roy Faas Gerald Held Leonard Helfrich Lewis Howe lls Donald Jones Donald Kern Kenneth Kern Norwood Kern Robert Masiko Maurice Maurer Kenneth Meyers Joseph Netwall Warren Newhard Richard Parry Russell Rauch ' eonard Shellhammer Robert Shellhammer Morris Stephens Kenneth Todt Donald W enninger Willard Wetzel Joseph Younger OHICB Secretary Cooks Jamtor Bus Drwers Service Stay? Anna Cole Mrs Florence Wotrmg Mrs Florence Bortz Tllghman Roth Joseph Guth Harold Schraden Myron Dlehl Alfred Slttler Allen F enstermaker Luther Lxchty LeRoy Kuhns Paul Peters X i F f XM? lf? I Urqamzafmm ff 1 1 S I , 5 ' ' ax , ffl i'1 9' .I Band and Orchestra Band Student Leader Mary Smlth Ofiicers Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Managers Mary Smxth May Faust Gladys Chessbrougn Elton Samuels Kathryn Newhard Mlflam Rxtter Lllllan Musselman Orchestra Dlrector Amy S. Degroot Student Leader Mary Smlth Officers Presldent VICC Presldent Secretary Treasurer Cus todlans Madelyn Jalndl May Faust Chrlstlne Bortz Elton Samuels Leah Endy Davld Helfnch Marlon Saeger Robert Neeb Dxrector Amy S. Degroot Ch!'lStlh8 Bortz Anna Dlehl Damel Heckman Horns Susanne Cannon Betty Stephens Morrls Stephens Paul Bastlan Charles Brader Rlchard oannon Gladvs Cheesbrough Trombone D3Vld Helfrich Rlchard Johnson Robert Neeb Elton Samuels Ruth Albrlght Mary Lou Forgan Luther George Madelyn Jan dl Trumpets Paul Bastaxn Cladys Lheesbrough Dalton Snhaadt Dolores Wenner Plano May Faust Izvelyn German Madeline Hexmbach Ruth Lengel Horns Bettw Stephens Mor: IS Stephens Band Clarmets Ethel Kllmeck Marllvn Kuhns Barltone Stephen Johnson Ldwm Maurer Trumpets Carl Q orrell Donald Oswa d Dalton Schaadt Orchestra Jean Mlller Elame Nagle N an Reed Newhard NIQYVIH Relchelderfer Vlarlan Saege Clarmets C hrlstlne Bortz Anna Diehl lf thel Khmeck 'Nl nurlce 'Vlaurer Saxophone Leo Guth Robert Haas Maurice Maurtr Barbara Shumaker 'Vlary Smltll Saxophone I eo Guth Robert Haas Janet Peters Robert Slegfrled Cladys VVassa-r Alton Wehr Dolores Wenner Percusslon Leah lfndy May Faust Vernon Oswald Warren Oswald Phyllis Seldel Mary Smlth Ruth Wagner Willard VK etzell Trompones Davld Helfrlch Rxchard Johnson Robert Neeb Elton Samuels Percussnon Leah Endy Vernon Osvu ald Warren Oswald Barltone Stephen Johnson . 1 ' ' s S K R n . . , , . . . . , 1 J - - fu fx I . - , ' w , I Violins , A 4 x . Y . . . , . . I L ., . . T , .Z A L ' . , , 7 Y . . Choral Groups D1Y8CtOT Amy S DeGroot Pre ldent Vlce Presudent becretary Custodlans Presldent Vlce Pre'-udent Secretary Treasurer Custodlans Actornpamst Mlxed Chorus Officers Kathryn Newhard Wlllxam Kneckel Kenneth Vloses Elton Samuels Wxlllarn Russel Girls Chorus Officers Ruth Lengel Kathleen Roth Marle Halnes Mlrlam Rltter Betty WOtTlDg Dorothy Marstellar Madelme Hemrnbach S. Treasurer Ruth Lengel Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Wllllam Bastlan Ethel Benner Lorralne Blank Chrlsune Bortz Jeanette Bramlch Sally Ann Bruchak Ruhard Cannon Gladys Cheesbrough May Faust Madelme Flllman Geraldme Fensterrraker Evelyn German Robert Haas Mane Haxnes Paul Hoffman Eleanor Holben Jean Khmer k Wallace Knetz Kennard Kresge GITIS, Chorus Jeanette Bramlch Ethel Benner Chrlstme Bortz Gladys Cheesbrough Leonora DeCal May Faust Geraldine Fenstermaker Madellne Flllman Evelyn German Marle Halnes Madellne Helmbach Eleanor Holben Jean Kllmeck Annetta Kuhns Helen Lazarus Kathryn Lengel Ruth Lengel Dorothy Marstellar Clara Montagner Lllllan Musselman Dorothy Nagle Annetfa Kuhns Kathryn Lengel Ruth Lengel Dorothy Marstellar Kenneth Moses Lllllan Musselman Kathryn Newhard George Nuss Anna Pelschler Frances Peters Kathleen Peters Roland Ream Nevm Reltz Gllbert Repp Mlflam Rltter hathleen Roth Elton Samuels Jean Schmoyer Anna Schneck Kathryn Newhard Betty Noll Madellne Oswald Frances Peters Kathleen Peters Anna Radio Verna Relchard Mlrlam Rltter Kathleen Roth Jean Schaffer Jean Schmoyer Anna Schneck Barbara Schneck Kathryn Schneck Mary Jane Shelly Betsy Shumaker Sara Ellen Slegfnfd Mary bmlth Gladys Snyder Janet Steelman Betty Wotrmg William Knechel Jean Schaifer Debating Resolted That present day adverttsmg ts detrimental to soczety Presvdent Vlee Presldent Secretary freasurer F rederlck S Meckley Afiirmatlve I llda Seldel Anna lznpe Marle Kern Pall Rockel Barbara Ann Schneck Clltford Sell Davld Sernmel Betsy Shumaker Jeanetta Snyder Slatlngton Meet South Whl ehall Meet OfEcers Coaches Debaters Vk xllxam Knechel Kenneth Mo es Betsy Shumaker My rtle L Shepherd Negative Wxlham Kneehel Wallace Knetz Kenneth Moses Madehn Oswald Dorothy Reenock Jeanne Schelly Gwendolyn Wxllenbecker Elva Conrad Won 12 Lost 4 Q In .. . . . ,, .. . S Q s.. 7 .s. .' I 2 ' r................... .........,... . ...... Won 10 Lost6 I ......,................,........., Trumpet Staff I lferary Edltor C pc clal Feature Edltor News Editor Business Manager Alumnl Edltor Humor Edltor Art Edltor Advl orx Edltor Catherlre Tognoll Allte Haas Edlth Galucy Ellzabeth Ixrause Sue Rayburn Evelyn Bell Eugene Drey Mary Smlth Verna Relchard Peporters Bernard Hawryllo Art Staff Typlsts Frances Peters Betsy Shumaker Wallace Knetz Paul Rockel Marlan Emlg Marian Em g Dorothy Bell George Blank Dav d Semmel Cllfford Sell Chrlstme Bortz Katherlne Hubert Jeannette Bramxch Betty Jean Muster Madelme Oswald Verna Grxm Madelme Helmbach l 's Y' ' Ruth M. Roth Future Farmers of America Presldent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Danlel Fethe olf Fred Iamdl Paul Mlller Sterlmg Snyder Elwood M ssner Lawrence Ritter W Officers Adviser Budd M Clark Roll Jam s Schell y W1ll1am Bell Mllton Klme James Maslko Clark Erwm Clarence George Cllfford Miller James Smoyer John Herrmann John Peters Clarence George Harold Gardner James Smoyer John Herrmann Leon Lohrman Cllfford Mxller John Peters aldo Reeder Warren Wlsser Ernest Geiger Edwin Moyer Forrest Miller Photography Club Officers Presldent Carl Helntzelman Secretary Treasurer Paul Kokolus Adviser Raxmond H Lelbengath Joseph Berkemever Eugene Drex Charles Fehnel Carl Heintzelman Stanley Heleva Members Richard Johnson Paul Kokolus Joseph Sherbotle Warren VVisser John Yagerhofer Rlchard Clauss Joseph Maslany Prmtmg Club The prlntmg department of the school IS composed of boys who major ln prlntmg Thls department prints all school mat erlal lncludmg a monthly pUbllCatlOl'1 and thls book No om ters are elected but rather managers or foremen are appom ted 'lhxs work IS accomphshed ln as true a tradesman man ner as posslble Th1S department IS under the supervlslon of Mr Keener Senxors Henry Dorney Vernon Kern Amos Kleckner Rlchard lxlelntop Walter Balla VValter Bxlous Roy Bortz Mllton Clauser Franklin Flllman Robert Foster Herman Herb Robert Helst Martln Ko henash Wllllam Creyer Stearns Fmk Mlke Lallk George Koch John Lmde Jumors VV1llard 'Vletzger Paul Rabenold Carl Ro h Wllllam Russell Warren Wlsser Paul Kokolu LEWIS Huber L5 nwood Mack Clark Marsh Paul Mauser Donald Rohrbach Mlke Romanlc John Reshltar Roy Wotrlng George Oswald Vernon Oswald bllbert Repp Charles Rltter Samuel .ulmock Stanley Heleva Jack Robinson f s Sophomores Motto 'Keep em Lwmg Captain William Knechel First Lieutenants Anna Radio Roy Wotring Second Lleutenants Kathleen Roth Secretary Anna Radio Paul Rabenold Kathleen Roth Madelyn Jaindl Betsy Shumaker Paul Rockel Lynwood Mack Helen Lazarus Roy Wotring Catherine Tognali Jennie Malits John Roth Betty Noll Paul Rabenold Barbara Ann Schneck Watch Dogs Eleanor Holben Mike Lalik Paul Haines Frank Maitski Gerald Held Patricia Browning Mark Kistler Ethel Todt Dorothy Reenock Claire Weider Betty Oswald Dorothy Kuntz Dalton Schaadt Jeanette Snyder Richard Schaadt John Zuber Marion Saeger Charles Holtzman Alice Beitler Richard Krause Leonard Helfrich Albert Hudock Richard Fehnel Gloria Strohl Henry Dorney Watch Dogs Cheerleaders 1941 1942 Madelvn Jalndl Frances Petels GIOTIH Galucy Jeanette Bender Arlene Meckes f' 'zovnx 44, l,',2'6 Q9 W mf X iff xv Gffkfefzcs v, 961, 44' Ag ply ,,,fft X Q wx ' 4 ..f' A I M Q KA f A thletzc A ssoczatzon Aral H Hennlnger Faculty Manager Coaching Staif Robert J WIISOU Basketball and Baseball Wllllam R Keener Track Board of Control V1ce Presldent AUStlD M Schaeffer Secretary Robert J Wllson Treasurer Aral H Hennlnger Board Representatlve Joel T Nester Wllllam R Keener President Calvin S. Frankenfield Athletzcs Havlng completed the thu teenth consecutlve year of bas ketball South Whxtehall Trojans shot thelr way to the top as champlons of the Lehlgh Northampton League It IS the fifth champxonshxp for South Vl hntehall s Trojans Desplte two set backs defeat of thelr flrst league game wlth Fountam H111 and mjury to a member of the energetic fast thlnklng quintet the boys pulled through Wlth flymg colors havmg won nme teen out of twenty f1Ve games The frojans champlons of the first half ofthe season cha llenged Wllson Bo o second half champions at Bethlehem 'lhe game ended wlth the score 37 29 South Whltehall wm nlng a splendld vlctory Our bovs lost a thrllllng but heart breaklng vlctory when they were defeated by Catasauqua at Smlth Hall Slatmgton ID the P I A A play off Vlctoly or defeat our Troyans dlsplayed th lr ablllty ana techmque gn en to them by thelr masterful and tactful coach Bob Wllson Credlt goes to the team as a whole for marvelous cooperatxon was dlsplayed by each bov Last year South Whltehall s ba eball team hlt their way to ton League In vlew ofthms ye r s prospects char ce for champ lonshlp IS far from out of the questlon Dxck Claus , eagle eye plfcher and Roy Wotrmg wlde ey ed and fast thlnkmg catcher seem to be warmlng up mcely Bllous Balla Romanlc Clauser Rohrbach Vlauser Re hltar and others are also dolng thelr share to uphold the SplQI'ldlfl record of last year s team There IS no doubt that under C oach Bob VK llson s keen supervlslon the team will come through vwth flylng colors 'lhxs IS the seventh year for track whlch IS becommg a mc re popular sport at South Whitehall Each year n'ore and more boys take part ln thls sprmg sport The records attamed by the boys of South VN hltehall have been hlgh desplte the handicap of not haung a track of our own at our school For thls re son meets must be held at other schools whlch IS a great dlsadvantage to our bows These hlgh records are obtalned chlefly through Mr Keeners excellent coachlng and guldance Under hlm our boys show flne speed and form Our prospects for thls years team are excellent W1thout a doubt till the season IS over many more records wlll be shattered and It w1ll prove to be a very successful sea son , . . . X . , . , . . 2 ' l ' -. , - , . , I . . , - r , , . - ,--- I - . , L, ' I . . . . QV' . I ' 4 7 . . V S. . . . . . Y . , 4 . S K , . ,' S . . the top for the first time as champions ofthe Lehigh Northamp- . ' a ' ' , l , ' - Y ' 7 1 ' ' ' , ' Y D 3 3 1 L 5 S s - 9 ' 7 I x L., V l . . V 4 U . Y Q L . . . '. at , . 7 ' uv ' . . , ' Y - s ! 7 Varsity Basketball Mlke Gavnck Rlchard Clauss Roy Wotrmg Henry Dorney Paul Rabenold 1941 1947 co captains Jack Roblnson Coach Robert J Wllson Faculty Manager Aral H Henmnger Student Managers Wllllam Knechel George Blank Walter Bllous Bruce Nester Mlke Lallk btearns Fmk Richard Kleintop Walter Balla Nuuth me h Varsztg Ba Qketball herlulf 1 In X umm ill rth imptf 11 S QIIDQI4 nn lu 'S 1 ill 1 N Il K I HH X IM I1 mu I Ntmdmg III Q ig e D Q w N ll 1 K ' Sc - e .' 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I 2326 I gjzifures Dzary Dlary 1938 39 lF1eshman Year? September 6 1938 Dear Dlary Today was the first day of school or shouldl say of bedlam for our Freshmen Class There were ten North Whltehall faces to every two South Whltehall but after everyone became acqualnted W agreed that wed probably be a snappy llttle bunch However one person who lmpressed me chlefly was John Fablan who turned out to be the clown for about the last half of the day Here s hopmg for more clowns to brlghten the way for subsequent dates' October 31 1938 Dear Dlary Now closes a great month we re on the road to organlzatlon and cooperatlon The Junlor Clee Club was finally organized and made namerous hlts over the radlo on statlon WL BA lOur freshmen also are buslly engaged ln lntramural basketball and up to date tl'ey seem to have the senlors worrxedl Many of our Fre hman boys are taklng actne lnterest ln basketball Some of these ardent enthuslasts are Mxke Gavhck Henry Dorney Dlck Klelntop and Dlck Clauss May they fulflll tnelr future xdeals of becornlng the shmmg llghts of our Alma Mater January 15 1939 Dear Diary lt seems like Chrlstmas was really never here at all but we all had the grandest time over the vacation By thls tlme many of our httle Freshmen belles have become qulte well acqualnted Wlth the handsome cavallers of the Semor class and also many of our Intelllgentslas have been graclrg the honor roll by the presence of thelr names there We hope thls may contmue June 4 1939 Dear Dlary Gee but thls year went hke greased llghtnlngl It seems llke Just yesterday I complied that beautuful story 1n here a bout the great first day We were really qulte fortunate 1D havlng most of the class move on wlth us and we hope we can stlck It out together for three more years Now gratefully and needfully we are embarkmg upon three months of pleasure Don t worry Dlary we ll be back ID September once more, all rarlng to go' I . 7 Y 3 9 . , . 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' tl D ' Y N ' ' 11 ' ! 7 , . 7 ' 1 7 ' 2 ' 7 3 Dlary 1939 40 lSophomore Yearl September 4 1939 Dear Dlarv Here we are agam hack tot grlndstone after a very Joy ous three months of baklng H1 the n bathmg ID nearby pools 1n the ocean and also ID the F athtt l It was qulte dlfficult buck llng down to work but rea u rg tlrat we were all ln the same shoes we selzed the plc k and shovel and atten pted to excavate any unnecessary thoughts from our bralns l'7lt0 make room for future bralnstorms December Z3 1939 Dear Dlary Evcrythxng is one mass of exuterrent form two days every one wvll rush out and enjoy two weeks of blessed I lbevtx But before we go th re are A1 fe v thlnffs vou should know about The JLIIIIOI' Dcbatlng team was recently organlzed under the gu dmg hand of 'Vlu-ss Nlmnu h and we re re xlly expectant: plenty from such sharples as Betsy Shl m ikel llllx Knechel and Kenny Moses lhe Glee C lub under Xlr- Def root IQ becommg qulte alry and thrllls 1 Ghlgh Nallfy eyerx month oyer VK CBA I couldnt bear the thought of msssmg anythlng conrernxng C hr1 tmas So so long 1 ntn next year' February 3 19-10 Dear Dxary Now that South Whitehall hast llmefl down from Fhrlstmas madness the female sophomores have begun almlng for the cup ln lntra mural ba kettall Vt 1th vtonm-wall Jacksons such as Mlrxam Rltter and Evelyn German we could hardly do much else The sophomore how- are also well represented ln the Iunxor Xarslty and are Ql'lflWll1g the world what a lowly sophomore tan really do when glyen a chance Apr1l 12 1940 Dear DIAYV Honorsto Kathleen Roth the fluent ard fearle s oratrr of the capable but somewhat needlngapush sophomore class She bravelv expelled the story of the ever popular and wln some qcarlet O Hara and retelyfd Don Quixote for her efforts 'I hat s a faxr exchange I d say Some of our young farmers of Amerlca are learnlng to hatch chlckc lor how chlc ks are hatchedl and probably won t be seen much from tlme to tlme for the plantmg moon IS commg over the mountams and untll then as Kate Srmth would would say so long folks' 1 x v .Q - , , , .1 - , . :.4 , , I. y nf 1 - , . r A . - , . . .I ' N . ., . . f , I 1 w 1 1 1 L ' V . 1 - ' , ' , . . , ' . , . , L . 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N . ,, . k , . , . . , 7 .. . .. - - ' v '. . r . 7 H v , 1. ,v - May 12 1940 Dear Dlary Llfe has been golng too easlly lately we re expecting a rude awakenlng when M y 20th rolls fm ound Then beglns what phl losophers and sophomores call a perlod when llfe begms when we become hard workmg men and women for a week anyway However exams eventuallv will end for as they say good tlrln s don t last long enough but bad th ngs can t last torever In thus we fmd hope to look ahead Lo Freedom and Fun that wlll be ours for the taklng land don t worry we ll take themll D1ary 1940-41 J amor Year September 4 1040 Dear Dlary Hello everyone' You look so h althy and happy Dld Vou hear Mlss Shurnaker made a trade on her name? The new llbrarlan IS now Mrs H XAIGISE-El Now don t say that anythmg ever happens around here Mr Lelbenguth his a delightful flfne wormmg more chemls try into that solid chemlstry braln and playlng tlddlw wlnks and old malds Mr Genszler worked at some untold ocnupa t on and ended lt by HCQUIFIDQ, a b autlful tan and maybe a burn here and there November 12 1940 Uear Dlary The Fair IS the same year ln and y ar out so W deem that ev ryone had loads of fun and let lt Um at that Classes by now are moving swlftly as IS exempllfied by Elton Samuels ID German class He s havmv a terrxble time wlth Hat er lPro nounced hot alrl and also wlth dlstmvulshlnv the 14th day of the 11th month from the 11th day of the 14th month We s1n cerely hope hell soon reallze the extent of our modern years Open House this year was qulte a success and everyone en Joyed the meal in the evenlng as much as they do the annual Thank gwlng dmner whlch IS soon to approach lAnother bug feature of Open House was Evelyn German ln History class! January 10 1041 Dear Dxary The Semor Glee Club Nlghtlngales warbled over WbAN agam Slnglng La Spagnola and By the Waters of Mlnna tonga Many compllments resulted and everyone 18 secretly expectmg a contract to the Metropolltan Basketball IS gomg 1 1 . . . , . K .. . at 1 ' . .- ,, . . . . . , , ' 57 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 ff 1 5 1 . tj , I - 9 - ' 1 1 1 1 I , U 1 , Q ' . . . . , . u 5 r .4 - X, xi' . . - . . . . Y' . 1 . 1 t . V - Q . . . . Y J . 1 1 1 . ' e , t e .l I - , V .3 . 1 N V ' ' ' ' QQ 77 o 5 ' 5 ' - 5 , . ' S , 4 I . 4 , .1 1 , . . . ., 1 - - ez 17 u V - , - 11 - - . 1 , swell and the games are real thrillers Holding up true to form our glrhe team IB still wearmg out sneakers as fast as Wetherhold s can order them and are hop- mg for a shxny tm cup and an lce-cream banquet February 28 1941 Dear Dlary The S W H S Senlor Glee Club recently presented thelr verslon of a qulet Sunday evenmg ln church at Jordan Reform ed Church The purpose was to show thelr appreclatlon for the klndness extended to them by the women who sewed thelr gowns and by the church whlch has alded thxs school ln nu merous Instances The Debatlng team IS frequently sputterlng around ID Cata sauqua Bethlehem and varlous polnts Betsv Shumaxer Kenneth Moses and Billy Knechel all of negatlve 0plI'llOI1 just adore to step mto a room showlng thelr teeth and then walk away leavmg the spolls of war to the JBDIIOTS Apr1l17 1941 Fear Dlary A great productlon IB under way under the dnrectxon of Cecile B De Morgan A dramatlc touch to a lovelv settmg a QUII flght a rose now and then and lots of foreign dancers all dellghted wlth two Amerlcan guldes and the entlclng Wm Knechel and the enjoyable Wallace Knetz It s expected to be the blggest thlng here ID two years We dare not forget Carhta Peters or Pedro Moses or we would mxss the whale touch P S I was wrong The Semor glrls won the lntramural champlonshlp But what s only one cup consldermg that we have all the rest We wouldn t want to be selfish or would we June 3 1941 Dear Dlary Another month gone by and the operetta IS ended but not for gotten Congratulatlons to Mlss Morgan and Mrl Degroct for the fine leadershlp and to the actors and actresses making thll flne production posslble Exams are all over lexemptlons thls year for the fxrst tlmel and everyone is feeling lazy that feehng 18 quxtejustrfiable The Senlor Farewell was an attractlve 85.811 the gym being decorated as a shxp all bedecked for a Grand March and hav1ng all the trlmmmgs fit for a King The Senlors had a real send off out on the Stormy Ocean of Lnfe but th y had a good blt of un before llftmg the an hor ll D ' . . . . . . 1 7 . 1 1 1 1 , . . . , , 1 1 ' . 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' ' . 1 Y Q -- 9 . - 1 . . . , . . . 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VVe re all looklnff forward to th S 'nors Baccalaureate ani Commencement an i we ll all 'H rung to vlsuallze ourselves ln another vear followlng SUIT XX e vson t he glad to sce them go only that we prohahlx wxl n, w heme those supc rlor and commandlng persons Hemors Never fe dl we ll be semors but tlme alone vslll tell wn at perhgree of the same vue will show up as Untll senlor tlme we Il nu d thrr e months preparatlon so develoo a good stern rountenance and a strong uppe r cut but have some fun ln between' Dlary 1941 42 lSen10r Yearl Qeptember 2 1941 Dear Dlarv MV N0 soon' Arer t summers of slum e nd zrance 6SfJCClclllV when onels approachlng tie most 1 M ortant Rear ot a hugh school tareer7 But It ls xery HITUUSITIQ., and encouraglng to re turn to one place where people look up to 17 year olds thus flnally after three xears ot WJI'Sl11pplI1g' vu become the wor Sl1pp9fl After three m mths of fllltflflff ab rut We reallx olfl and thank Pvoxldence for th at w ar m mn ked sufhclentry vturh our more or 1955 1 heerful fn es let alone the condltlon we d 11I1Cl0L1lSt wes rn wlth a d nnln lung ani ser ne expres S1011 December 12 1941 De ir ll11r5 Ourcrowded vear IS slvpprng hv too rapldlw to accommodate many brllhaut ld rs and expernnent ich mlcal and others? Soclally we are growmv tae Pavr last month oemg one of the affairs to attest thls fact Ex eryone had a merrv tlme flsh mg ln the flshtnepond watchlne the movle and helng greatly amused bw Vlr lexheneuth s lngenultx The l-hotograph Club 15 dome wonders and I3 malorg a smgle fortane eawess napplng much of tn glamour that roams the halls of South W hltehall lhe three senlor cheerleaders 'Wadelx n Ialndl Gloria Galuu and Frances Peters are constanth spurrmg our qulte ar comhsh ed basketbal team on to VlLtOly Just watch them radlate cheer at the games and you can t help hut scream vour eplglot tls rlght out and n Qt ITllHd It at all 7 ' cn AA ' -3 V H ' ' ' - , A , , 'V 1 9 L U l . - - V V , V KV V J . ' K A v . . , I , , U' 1 :Y ' A K . . ' I t 1 -- .ls n tl. ' ', ' , 1 . . . . V - . I, V E A.. V V . . . , . . V V A . - 1 1 1 s. - , V , K V V . . K il , , V ' v .K - V n , , we 4 . a , . . , .' . .. . 1 . 1 . .l 1 1 L , . ' l . X l'V . 4 ' I A 'D I - 1 D- '. ' . .. ' ' ' V V V V' ,- . V ' I . . l t , ' U ' s s . 1 ' Y ,V f . . VJ . Y . 1 . ' 1 N. 1 I 1 . . . ' V -. - 1 . . . ., , , -. , . . . n I have tune to acqumre a stern and C'UlT1I'DJ'iHt1lTlH countenance . f . . . . , . V . 1 U P, 1 V, V . KV , , ,' 1 .V . ' . . . . ' ' , , 4 .,, V 9 .Vll V V ' ' V . ' ' V V , , V ' L A x 4 . L L' Q . x t 1 1 V, . . - . D2 i . Q U . i . - -V , , . . . . 4 . . V V , , 5, . L . . 1 . A . 7 . . - . e V , c 5 A , U L t ,, V ' ' ' ' V ' . , - ' 4 za .f' ' ' V ' V ' f -' ' ' V . D , . 1 L' ' 7' ' ' Q . . - , . . . V . V l V . 1 V ' v A . 1 . s ' V V V V ' ' ' . . . . .hy L . . . - . ' . V V V . ' . . . L , , . - - - Vs V , , - v . .i , l . February 22 1942 Dear Dlary Happy Wa hrngton s Blrthday and many more' We had our plctures taken for the yearbook and all thfse partlclpatmg rn the constructlon of the ame are dreadfully WOl'1'1ed about perhaps not havlng a yearbook before July but I guess wrth the War txme Savmg we ll get fmrshed somehow Anna Radlo very capable mdeed IS our Edltor ID Chlef assxs ted by Ruth Lengel Kathryn Newhard and Ruth Bold take care of wrrte-ups and a rellable comrmttee was appolnted to flnance the book An effective scheme was rntroduced by Mr Genszler our book advlser conslstlng of patrrotlc colors so app roprlate rn thls traglc era ofwar Our class has presented two dances the last being on January 30 the birthday of our Presrdent Here agaln the patrlotrc touthwashlghly compllrrented by all ard everyone flew around ln merrrment of the ttnes of the Commodores from Muhlenberg June 3 1942 Dear Dlary I-lasn t thls last year been pleasant? Now we have passed the first milestone ln lrfe and are approaching many more rmghtrer ones Wouldn t lt be grand lf our SSSOCIBIQS and QUDGTIOTS would be as helpful and encouraglng as those ID these seventeen years of our llves have been? Exarrs and their terrors we have left behlnd and we only want to remember those days ln whlch we made new frvercs ard rerevsed old tres Baccalaureate and Commence rrert are tl'e nlcest vsays to take leave of an educatronal Rome and then the Qenlor Farewell IH another and differ ertway IS a great encouragement for lt glves one a feellng of lndependerce successfully passed through those gates And now looklng back we see them always open to us for a v1s1t perhaps or for some helpful advlse But st1ll there remams one highly antrclpated occaslon the class trlp Then all cares shall be out of season and everyone not wearing a smlle shall be known to have some lnternal drsturbances and certainly nothrng more Please don t allow me to wear down your sense of humor by thls morbld concluslon but please remember that thxs 15 the begmmng of hfe- the begmnmg of self and not the end of fun and laughter We have our llves before us and many happy days behlnd us so let s l1ve1n the future as we have been taught rn the past and Just once rn a whlle rn between our busy hves thlnk back for a second or two of frlends and events and then go on creatrng new frlends and memorable events 7 l . , . 5 1, . .. S ' 1 . . . , .. . , . 9 7 s ' 1 1- 1 1 s ' . . . .I K' 7 t . . . , . ' . ,A 7 a , . L. 1 . - , I . . ,. . . . . 7 , L A 1 ' , . L 9 1 L s ' l , , . I, L. Q Y 7 , ., . a . H . . 1 s Y ' 9 . , . . 9 9 1 . v , . Best looklng boy Best lO0k1Dg gnrl Best glfl athlete Best boy athlete Best dressed glrl Best dressed boy CLASS INVENTORY F lshface Samuels Indeclslve tle between Halnes and German Too many Why bother? No such thmg Best all around glrl Slapsy Matsy Jamdl Best all around boy Let s not hurt any feehngs Most dynamlc male personallty Carl Hemtzelman Most dynamic female personallty Tootle Hames Best male Warbler Best female canary The bralnlest glrl Most beautlful halr Carl Caruso Correll Kathleen Roth We re all good ffemalej Veromca Lengel Most beautlful halr fmalel Those who use ' Vlt3llS Best Mlchelangelo Raphael Blank Best female pamt slmger Dorothy Bell Most attractive to glrls Casanova Warmkessel Most attractlve to men Evelyn German Quletest glrl Vlola Hemtzelman Quletest boy Mousey Moses Has too many wrecks Bllly Russell Gets stuck ln the mud Ruth Bold Best male dancer Henry Warmkessel Best female dancer Ginger Herbst Most brllllant speaker Betsy Shumaker Most 8CtlVe Anna RadlO Male most hkely to succeed B1lly Knechel Female most hkely to succeed Kathryn Newhard ' QQ ' 1, , . QQ 77 . . . , The brainiest boy Ask Mr. Henninger ' ' If ' 37 . . , . . ' QQ I7 ' fl 17 Gyufoqrapfz G?C?V6l'fL5LIZq PA TR ONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS W e czppreczate thezr kmdnes They ll appreczate yours LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Mlllllm MIUNIDSRW AD WE CLEAN UP O ST RED FU NITU E RUL1 SHAMPOOING LEATHER CLEANING , . . . A S: , . T CERTIFIED AND SCOTCH DRY CLEANING 'E f ww. sue stones seams H L E R R 'N S'-IAIN KWEILER S HOTELS SLATINGTON PIKE ROUTE 309 Abowe Slegersville Pa a so Wm Penn Hlghway Route 2 Near Fogelsvllle Pa Famous Chicken And Waffle Dinners Speclal Rates to Banquets Compliments of E C Krause Meats Groceues Vegetables Fru1ts D31I'V Products Phone A3221 2137 VN albert Avenue Allentown Pa T 9 .L l WILSON SHANKWEILER PRUP. 1 7 DEILEY S WEST GATE MARKET FANCY FRUIT AND VEGFTABLES Sea Food Fresh Meats Dellcatessen Dlal 6287 30th Sz Gordon The Eastern Llght Co. 520 Hamilton Qt. Allentown Pa. Radlos Washers Refrlgerators Essotane Bottled Gas Rock Wool Insulation OIL BURNERS 8z STOKERS Complzments f Charles Claueer qchnerksulle Pennsylx arua Compliments f Rlchard R Reltz TAXIDERMIST AND FURRIER Schr ecksville Pa. M D HOLBEN JR Complete Lme Of Home Furmshmgs Cas 8: Electrlcal Apphances Distr-zbutnr f Protane bottled gae Sales and Seruce Phone qlatlngton 291R? Neffs J.M SNYDER8zSON Complete Line of Farm Machmery Service and Malntenance Department Acetylzne ard Electrzc Weldzng Lathe Work Large Stock of Parts You get t.he best here and your machmerx ns kept runmng smooth 5 U99 Snyders Sales cfz beruce 81 Be Happx Ihone Slaungton 291R5 Route 309 Neff Pa o ,o s -J ', sr- X- , .g' -1 ,Pa O 1 I I . . 0 . ,vw ., . . , 5 -. v . , . WALTER S BARD FUNERAL DIRECTOR SCHNECKSVILLE PA T 1 ph 23 R 33 Walter E Be t C l ffh P Th M nsbtore Sh k 11 P A1 entown Pa S omp iments Of General Insur ' Kuhns and Shankweiler Justice o e eace .3 3 ' ' 'I 1 , . Paul F Held a es Hudson SBTVICQ Auto pamtmg and S11'I101'11Z11'1g Metal Work a Sp9C131ty 27633 fi ld P .Bas er .MOVLfZ wwf, lug QU 1 - - . O A , Qyfzofesnfe Gonfecfionery v' , ' a. -- ERNEST B ZIMMERMAN FUNERAL HOME 1124 WALNUT STREET Allentown Pa Phone 25534 Complete SGFVICCS at reasonable cost H P OIIVBT C Blose From Palnter an Paper Hanger Protected by Irwurance Frlend Slatlngton Route 1 WM J DOTTERER General Merchandlse DAIRY HOG and POULTRY FEEDS FLOUR GRAIN and FERTILIZER CLAUSSVILLE, PA OREFIELD R 1 'Z 6290 1 P . , . ar music at services , I O cl G fRising Sun? Pa. Phone .- O O Dealer In 9 9 I Phone 3-9274 RALPH V KUHNS Barbecue and Restaurant er VN me-Q and Ilqm mfs Op n S days Route 300 31 WALBERI' AVF ALLENTOVSN KRAUSE BAKERY A A KRAUSF Prop Bread Fanvv Cakes P eq and BLDG F hl nRse Br a ANL Calm Roy J Kern Haullng and Excavatmg Schnecksvllle, Pa Phone Allentown 2'-ZR! KERN 8z MGSER C eneral Merchandlse Ixeffe Pa Zemth Radm INorge Refrlgerator Brelmg Q Pamts Floor Loverxngs IH ne blatmgton 791 111 INeffs Pa Of all klnds o ' 0 0 0 ,. . i Be , r., . e un ' ' . f 2. ' ' ,. ' ' ,PA. ' ' ' , . . . ,, . J a 4 . ' Y ., . 11. ' . ' ' T . UH as R- D' 0 1 . . , . - H ' . me 2 b' , . . y V . '41 , L. L , Compllments Complzments efroma oie gpmzk J S !! Charles Trmkle Proprietor A Frlend Schnecksvzlle Pa Route 1 17 N Seventh St Allentown P Wholesale C1gars Tobacco Candy etc Cash and Carry Department wlth a complete l1ne Dlstrlbutor For Schrafft s And Mlnters Candles of of G ' Sf I . 6 I Complimnts Hunsicker Company of . D D U CETRUNIA SERVICE STATION Compllments Xllentown Pa Gas 0113 Greasmg Tues Mr and Mrs Wllmer German Ice Cream Candy Tobacco Slatmgton P J E Wleder Proprletor TREXLER FUNERAI HOME S 116 South Flghth St BEST Allentown Penna POTA TOE CHIPS Harry Rosko Arllne Rabenold Trexler Theodore T Trexler 4101 Hamllton St Ph 516 Allentown P Phone 3 6239 I . l f , . of ' , a. . Q 9 Phone Route I I J 1 one Y' ' ' , 3. Remember us for Good Apples TREXLER FARMS J E Lznde Mgr ot Orchards Stanley P Hunslckex Qual1ty Meats Sz Prov1s1ons Schnecksmlle Penna KOCH BROTHERS Allentown s Ieadmg Clothzers MEIN S YOUNC' MEN S AND BOVS CLOTHING AIND FURNISHINGS F recrlx Styled Rzghtly Przced ORC'-IARD VIEW INN Llght Lunches Refreshments ELLSVN ORTH MECKIII Prop Schnecksx 111e Pa , . . , I 1, - , , . I - . T . for . jr' I u Center Square N. E. Corner U I O . 1 ' w 1 ' 4 A, . S y . n. ' , , Compliments Of F. W. Wint Lumber Company Catasauqua, Pa. Lumber M111 Work A Frlend and Bullder s Supphes Farm Bulldlngs Our Speclalty REFRIGERATORS WATER HEATERS RANGES WASHERS JOSEPH I HAINES Westmghouse Applzances Phone 25913 9 . . , . 1 0 Cetronia. Pa. Allentown, Route 2 R W GRAMMES COAL FEED LUMBERSLBUILDERS SUPPLIES ALLIS CHALMERS FARM IMPLEMENTS Phone 36270 Or field Pa Gm Edge Flour Sflhelly S HIGH QUAI ITY Manufactured by HARDWARE PAINT CLASS C Y SCHELLY 8z BRO HAINES BROS Establzshed 1883 F fty Ezght Years of Seruzce Allentown Pa R 2 me AI LFNTOWN PA Phone 9721 Phone 6261 WF DEI Ivy R RADIO BROTHERS SER VI CEN T FR Verlfied Esso Lubrlcatlon Tlres Batterles Phone 7203 Northampton Ormrod Pa I 9 , 9 - e , . 1 7 . A IT AT 4 I i - . . , ' 32--34--36 N. vm st. , .J STONE TAVERN TURKEY FARWI CONGRATULATIONS 10 QIHE CLASS OF 42 LEHIGH VALLEY COOPERATIVE FARMERS l'0f LIFE S 0 LE HIGH VALLEY SUN FREZE FT IRRADIATED ICE CREAM VITAMIN D MILK CDtCh3I1lCSV1uQ 'Hotel John JMOLIEV gDr0p. in John Jaindl, Proprietor R 3 A11 P . Tele hone 39386 ' W 1 Q2 1 , F ,ff f omp iments of the O O a The Farmart Allentown S Great Dutch Farmer s Market 12th 8. Chew Ste School Iuds Need The Farmart Has Them All Tuesday Thursday Saturday Zozzw 6U 126 10 Vitamins A-B-C-D-E-F-G V You'd Like a Cocker Spaniel We have a Lovely Lot of Puppies. Different Colors. Bred from the best blood lines They are sensibly priced Mr Sz Mrs C S Heck Un Route 222 Just east of Wescoesvxlle Allentown Pa R F D 2 Compliments Un The Corner The Guthsville Store A FRIEND For quality Mdse at Fair Prices W C STA UFFER Prop On the Slatlngton Pike John F 1X1 Prop Famous Chlcken and Waffle Dlnners Special on Sundav Served from 11 a m to S p m Specialty of Banquets and Parties DANCING LX ERY SATURDAY NIGHT Phone Allento n3638o 39831 Of GUTHSVILLE HOTEL c-1 The Mauser M111 Company Sz G d Qt Ph 6204 Flo Feed Co O ts fam eg If 0 G Mid fl 65 HIZf PHICP 9,1 ll gjfom a ZLFHJ 12th or on .o reets one Allento .Pa ur- - rn - a Complete Line of Dog Foods I2 if or rf wi' ff, Tn. Gomez SIQLJLO qfdgglif jD0I'fl'6lLf5 If .E ve gjgrever 213 North Twelfth Street Ph 7648 falrlaud farms Roy T W0tF1Hg 8: Sons Quallty Potatoes N ff P O f l J f I L r - H L Allentown, Pa. e s, a. H A Schantz F Lre Automobzle General Insurance A Resldent of South VK hltehall Townsh1p Offlce 038 Hamllton Qt Allentown Pa Phone 2 0620 BEST WISHES POLLARD TIRE CO 7th 8z Allen Sts Allentown, Pa. Flrestone Tlre Dlstrlbutors For 22 Years Largest Retread Chop 1n lehlgh Xalley O O n v , L. Y u - I I . i. 7 KJ 1' Ph ne 2 4202 ERNEST UFF Parts and Servzce for Any Make Ozl Burner 1-542 LINDEN sTRE1-'T ALLENTOWN PENNA DOMESTIC' and INDUSTRIAL OIL BURNING EQLIPMENT Complzments f Compliments ALBERT J CLADER ATLANTIC GAS DEALER EXIDF BATTERIES GOODRICH TIRES A F mend On Route 222 at D rneyvllle Pa Phone 39221 JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL MORRIS E VVISSER Route 3 ALLENTO WN PA Phone 3 6613 fl . ' 0 l Authorized Of 0 A , . Raymnnd J- Helfrich Ikussef Sbeirer Wucksvaf Q7 YE OLD SCHOOE RESTAURANT HUNGARIAN and ITALIAN CUISINE SEAFOOD CHICKEN STEAK CHOPS HOME BAKED PASTRY C llA1l 23R22 Sh k ll P General Mer h d F I D. t e, a. st 'zz P . 'r I Where Route 309 Meets 29 For Reservations a entown - - Mohr S Orchard Growers of Good Frult Fogelswlle Roadslde Mar!-'et on Rolte 22 Meyersvllle Motor Co Home ralse-d L+rHf Fe HAROID BEITLER PROP 24 hr Towmg Cervce TUT keys Ceneral Fepalrs VN eldmg Bodw 8: Fender VS nrk Pamtmg Bronze Feds XfVh1te: VV A BET7 Sz CON gilegeraxllle Pa Dlal 116 and ask for 22R4 nt Phone '3 6512 Dressed or Ahve Complzmenfc f George M Hemtzelman Qchneckqvllle PQ - Q l 3. . x Y ' ' . ', 1. A d A . ' . - t K ' .,L, .7 Y n I J L. n , yu., . .- f ', Alle own RU! , . f l 0 x , rl , 1. Complzments A Frlend Compliments of Gfmlozzy Qaffuca Barber Qpeclallzlng ln Scalp and Fac1al Treatments A Trlal Wlll Convlnce You SHOP FOR Economy Qualztv ar tho ALLEN'l OWN FOOD MARKET Quahty Foods 804 Ham1lron St Allentown VN e Dellver Il1alfl64'5 Ime Foods For Fme Tables C omplzments of Keystone Trall Inn 19th Sz qt te Rofid eTrn ePfp1 Orchestra Eve-rx San rda ,I Phone 3 9194 fo P t s Of , , . 7 4 A l . ' Pa. V D 1. 1 l f' 4 4' V , . W l I I K 8, 1 Siegersvlle Jo -i ki, ' 1 K ' ' ! ' . . I r msrfrxru ion Always insist on HEIMBACH'S BREAD and CAKES HEIMBACH BAKING Co Schantz Orchards Stor e Roadszde Illarket Pl' 39 I l 393 J Compliments of 1141 Hamilton St. Route 309 Ailentown Near Gutlxsville .o . Q Hone , 51 P I 7 ll ff f Q2 X ff Qfwfffh fffff f 'Z-'vffwgff Q X fi 1 eff AEN? AY THIS PAINT LOOKS SWELL You bet lt looks swell Mr Palnter lt s BREINIG S Allentown Pamt' For 86 yeare decorators both am ateur and professlonal have used and speclfled qual1ty BREINIG S Allentown Pamt for every purpo e It IS durable fadeproof ard easy to handle NIAGARA WALL PAPER PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS SL PPI ILS FOR GIFTS Vzszt THE LITTLE RED COVE BI'8ll'l1g s COLOR BAR 117 N Seventh Qt KENNETH E FFLTY Mgr Allentown Pa THE ALLENTOWN PAINT MFG. CO. MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY PAINT SINCE 1855 F. Allen 8z Craham Sts. Allentown, Pa. g a ll, 7 I ! ftf l I .,,, A J ' --' ' , - , 100- A. fy 793: ' 7, , ,WY , ,, I I ng! 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A , . , , Myers Electnc Petro Nokol Water System O11 Burners 366 Motorstoker Howard J Frltzlnger Co pli Of Dr J N M ertz Slegersvllle Pa Co pl me ts of Reuben H Rmger Schnecksvllle Pa R te 1 BOT-L-GAS SERVICE Phone Northampton 2540 HAROLD E PETERS Egvpt Pa Complete llne of SIMMONS HOUSE FURNISHINGS and KOMFO BEDDING BEAUTYREST MATTRESS SEWING MACHINES CARPETS AND STOVES PHILCO RADIOS MAYTAG WASHERS KELVINATORS PHONE CHAPMANS PA Route 22 Allentown 36231 P O Wescosvllle, Pa R D 1 Lehlgh Farm Bureau Cooperatlve ASSOC13tlOH Owned and Controlled by Local Farmers Feed Fertlllzer Fencing Roofing Poultry Supplles Electr1calF1xtures Refngerators Radlos Washers Gasoline Kerosene Lubricating 011 Etc Always at Your Serv 1ce O .. 9 ' 9 'T . a I O O D I O O O Incorporated . . . , 9 s y 9 Q . . . . 1 1 9 v . . . . v 1 v - Chas G Blose Raw Fur 8: H1des J d P SUPPLEE 514 N. 13th Street Allentown, Pa Make FREEMAN S Your Gzft Headquarters For a dependable watch amufforz gm J: um and many others at '9 O up Costume Jewelry Class Rmgs of Dzstmctzon Buy wlth coniidence at Freeman s Dlvlded payments at no extra charge 911 HAMILTON STREET ALI ENTOVVN PA P A Freeman J ff' J ,P X . , , , ' ,, 7f ' A 81 ' C- ., QQ 99 N ' ' ' ' 27 v u y as I O ewefer PHONE .6'Z3 WALBER1 S HOTEL ION SLATING ON PIKE! Llght Lunc'1es Platter Dmners BEER WINF LIQ UOR N1KhlPp 3 ALI ENTOWN PA Earl 0 Shoemaker Hudson Sales and Seruce Near W al werts Phone 205121 Body and Pamt work our specialty Full Llne of Good Used Cars Personally Guaranteed The Best Repalr Shop ln the Lehlgh Valley Electrlc Equipment Wlth Reasonable Rates All work Guaranteed I elzzgh Valley Hatchery H A SIITPLMAN Owner Super Qualxty DAY OLD and STARTED CHICKS New Harnpshlres Barred Rocks Whlte Leghorns Whlte Rocks N H Roc Cross R 3 Allentown Pennsvlvanza 2 ra Partxes Sohclted 17 'T' 1 A UC ' .. J .- . oer, ro, R., J ' , l L.. Y. R. D. 3 Allentown, Pa. 7 1 ' ' A . . . . . I WV! 1 1 Y V . Q . 1 , 4 , ' P .Y V PHONE ALLENTOWN 111 2 KRAUSE S GARAGE GEO S KRAUSE PROP DODGE 8: PLYMOUTH SCHNECKSVILLF PA S BAR B Q Complzments LIGHT LUNCH GUS BOLD SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICF BUFFALO INN Tel 9302122 Elvln O CTEIIZ Prop R t N 6 Schnecksvllle P SMOYER S SERVICE STATION ESSO Gas --- O11 Lubr1cat1on Phone 17R22 Sc .necksvxlle P1 Z x 3 Sales Ferrir F Towing to all Members of the Lehigh Valley M t Fl b , - I Of L. A - . . . , . ou e 309 N e s P . . , a. 7 -. I' ' .. With the best wishes of the Trojan Powder Company 17 North 7th St Allentown Pa TROJ AN FARMS Producers of Hlgh Grade Acchmated Seed born Seed Wheat Seed Oats Seed Barley Certified Russct Seed Potatoes Alfalfa Hay Straw - - - Wheat, Oats, 8: Barley R W J Stahlev General Contrator Ph 186 R2 Neffs Penna Compliments Compliments of the Herbert S Smlth South Wh1tehallH1gh School Metropolitan Life Insurance Salesman Prlnt 26112 RICHARD J YEAGER Hlgh Grade COAL Dlrect from the Mlnes ItsABlack Business But We Treat You Whzte Phone 29881 Allentown R F D No 2 Cetroma Pa C O . On? , . Of I Phone . Trexlertown, Pa I , . . I . . . . , . Complzments of Bmlders of Good Vs 111 and Sellere of Quallty Famous Shoes W J Gehrlnger Men s Women s Chlldren s WETHERHOLD 8: METZGER The store of Gener I Merchandlse Famous Shoes 719 Hamilton Str et Allentoun ! Sclentlfxc bhoe Orefield Pa Phone 3 6188 Fxttmg Aluays . ,. . 7 . 5 ff my :i 0 I 0 0 ' y 2: - v ii.M-nv.,ww-H...,,...1WH- ,H ..-. mm.m..'.,..-H.-ww-4'' -f-I--H 4--1-- M 2 ' l f' , ,A W K . 0 Y .. ,.,, ,.,.,,,,, , ,.,-...,,,. . , . . ' ,.., ,,..,,,.,,,.....,,.,.., . ..,.,.N , , , . 3 , - - ' . . if 2: . . r . 1 I - 2 1 Phone No 131 New Tnpoh Exchange Robert G Kemmerer General Merchandzse Lyon Valley Pa Comphments of R81tZ Jewelry Store Arthur J Henry Complete l1ne of fine Jewelrv Watches Elgln Hamllton Neffs, Pa Dlamonds Weddlng and Lumber Blllldlflg Materlals Engagement RIMS Palnts gn Feeds Guaranteed Repalrlng Phone Slatlngton 181R 3 1862 Mam Northampton Pa WALTER R YOST GENERAL CONTRACTOR New Homes Buzlt Old Homes Remodeled 534 Lumber St Allentown Pa Phone 22225 I , . ' o . . - ' , ' etc. O , . V . ' - ' St. , DEWEY C WOTRING AUCTIONEER Schmecksvnlle Pennsylvama Route 1 Phone Allentown 18R2 Complzments f Complzments of Anna Ezsenbach Erdman Famous Burch Beer Stand I .Be f gf Sckmoym Feneral Merchandzse Lmoleum Work A Speczalty , I S TAHLE Y .EQIZJSCCZPZ 561' VLC8 Schnefksvzlle Pa Phcne 17R23 o . I ' . . 0 . 5 , J ' J . R011 r .QOQ SM i,,qf,,, Pija, Scfuzecfcxvi fe, ina. Y , , . Cpl South Wh1teh.-all H1gh bchool Cafetema and Store FLO S A F1 lend BEAUTY QHOP I ZIP om iments of the l I 1 Compliments C'omplim.ents Of of , U Schnecksvi e, a Compliments 0 a Friend C D Emlg Orefield Dealer 1n Hay and Straw Ruch s Sunoco Esso SGYVICG RUChSV1l19 Pa Complzments of EATMORE FRUIT C0 'xll r P Wholesale Fru1t and Produce P 33189 I I O I O , i 1 1 Pa. , . nown a. h0IJe ' T lephone 36542 M RGIE PLACE Ro xte 222 Near Wescosvllle We Spe lallze ln Sea Food and Steaks Street Compliments Shoe R fpalrmg Company We Call For And Dellver Bottlers of 532N 19th Street Allentown Pa Royal Crown Cola Phone 3 2323 Par T Pak N ehl Beverages Quallty Furnlshlngs For The Home At Moderate Prlces C A Dorney Furnlture Co Furniture Q Rugs Q Draperles E t bl h d 1877 612 Hamxlton St Allentown Pa Philco 8: R C A Kelvlnator Radlos Electrnc Refrngeratlon 7 .J 0 0 of Across from the 19th Street Theater CrOW'n N Kr' ggi Lwe in em and Love em '5 .A The Klck off Oxford X MANNING ARMSTRONG 807 Hamilton S Allento n Ps FINISH HIGH SCHOOL then come to ALLENTOWN BUSIINESS COLLEGE An Appro cd Buslness School 920 Hamxlton Street A Successful School Enjoymg the Prestige ofthe Entire Community Regular Courses of Study Socretanal Stenographlc, Business Advanced Accounting Complete Accounting Free Placement Servlce Social Actxvltles and Basketball Further Infoxmatlon on Request BIEBER BROS. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Choice Wheat and Rye Flour, Grain, Feed, Meal, Purina, Etc. Allentown, Pa , R. D. 2 Phone, Emmaus 91-B - . . , 9 f' 3 2 I .-. -,ff'!qv NVQ . . . 1, Ula - x' Sw ' A if-Q., ' ,X 7' ,, If X. Rf . 1 'Q - TR... . L-fy .T . .. 1 ' t, w , . 1 . V , 1 ! 9 PTIOUG 29000 Res Phone 8500 SUPREME AUTO BODY AIND RADIATOR CO 2011 WALBERTS AVE ALLENTOWN PA RGPHITS Chassls Body Fenders Radlators Speclal Equlpment Years of Exp UTMOST SATISFAPTION Pamtlng Duco and Synthetlc RB6I'l1Shlhg Guaranteed Results Low Rates Prompt Servlce Joseph Fonzone Prop P - O T. .Q , . I O 9 9 9 l O l 9 9 ' .I , . 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