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

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Commi roiai. Richard Baer llentovvn, Route I “Rich 0144 “Rich is one of the (|uiet members of our class. His work after school hours keep him occupied, but nevertheless he finds time to culti- vate friends. Work is “Rich’s” favorite pastime. As his peculiarity, “Rich says lie's the slowest typist in the senior class. True or not. “Rich plans to enter the Air Corps upon graduation. Ethel Benner Egypt Commercial “Homer” I he American Legion Award could not have been given to a more deserving girl than Ethel, who is known for her friendliness and ability to assume responsibility. Office practice and book- keeping are Ethel’s favorite subjects; however, she has proved her gift for music in that she has participated in chorus since her freshman year. Outside of school Ethel would preferably go ice skating, bowling, or dancing. As to the plans for the future, Ethel intends to be a secre- tary. Girls' Sextette 2; Girls' Chorus I, 2. 3. I: t rumpet Stall: Sovvhiter Stall: American Legion Award: Debate Play; Senior Play. June Bernhard Egypt Commercial “June” Some defense plant or store will some day occupy June’s time since that is where she in- tends to work. Her capability in her school work will surely speed her success. Quiet in nature, June manages to have a list of friends. Going to a good movie takes tip most of her spare time, but her favorite pastime is ice skating. I'nge Fifteen

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DOTET Charles Haines Leonora DeCal Elizabeth Krause Christine Bortz President Vice Preside fit Secretary T reusurer Advisers Raymond Lcibenguih Mrs. Amy DeGroot Margaret Lesher Page Fourteen

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Christine Bortz 3Rth Walnut General “Teeny” Christine is one of the most versatile girls in our class, as can be seen in her list of activities. Chcerlcading is “Teeny’s” favorite pastime. Al- though treasurer's reports and ticket committees keep her busy, the report card still shows high- est honors. As lovable as the Nettie she por- trayed in our senior play, Christine has won many stanch friends. Chcerlcading 3. I: Hand I. 2; Orchestra I. 2; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2: treasurer 3. I; Senior I’lay 4: Debating Club I: Trumpet 3. I: Sowhiler Stair; junior Oratorical Contest 3. Sally Ann Bruchak Ornirod Commercial “Sally” When you see a shiny blonde figure out on the basketball court and cheering with all her might, you can be sure it’s Sally. Cheerleading has made her a familiar figure. Besides cheer- leading, she also takes an interest in music. Sally's favorite hobby is dancing, with eating a close second. As for the future, she is undecided. Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Helen Chaputer Coplay, R. 1 Commercial “Helen” Although Helen is naturally a quiet girl, she is always ready to smile. She tells us her main hobby is bicycle riding, but whether alone or not, she didn’t say. Perhaps it is because Helen doesn't talk during class that she secured a per- manent place on the honor roll. After school closes, Helen plans to use her talents in some office. Girls' Chorus 1. Page Sixteen