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

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C -Q 5, fm., . 5 , .. I, V? ' Hi, ' ' 4 ' W Q -af, 3 M - -it f -r' wx. ,'W.1N ' . 1.44 A . J , w X0 1, 6 YM f I v ' el 1 1 ' '. .,, . 4' , f , 1 v f, 1 . . . ,. ' ', , n ., V'-., . 1 , , ,. n..4..u...,1.M.m ,m1.....:..., 4 .Lv .2 , ,,4r,u.,' U .44-1, Ai., sim. ,.... .L . . ., ,, . , w v M 5' 4 fn v ,yxgx -- m L , v 1. 6 w .1 + .A 1 .. J., ,,,, ..,,-. 91 X, w .W 4- ,Ak ,Y If v.- gn , .., M qu. ,1. Ellllllllll Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Five Presented by The Senior Glass oF South Whitehall l-ligh School Allentown, Pennsylvania 7 Foreword Leaving these cherished halls and depart- ing into a world of conflict, we, the Senior Class of l945, wish to express our sincerest appreciation for the guidance and knowl- edge rendered us through many days of studies. May this, the tenth annual So- whiter, serve as a remembrance of the pleasant days spent at South Whitehall. May it also serve as an inspiration to the students of the future. Qedicoztion 1 1 1 To those boys and girls who, either voluntarily or involuntarily, entered the armed services of our country and were thus unable to complete their courses of study with their fellow classmates at South Whitehall, we dedicate this tenth annual SOWHITER. Our sincerest wish is for their speedy and safe return to a World of peace. Qomtemts ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES South Whitehall High School OWOIV V These former students and faculty members have graciously rendered their services to fight and give their lives that we might retain the principles of democ- racy upon which American education is based. Spirit, that made those heroes dare To die and lcavc their children free. Bid Time and Nature gently sparc The shaft we raise to them and thec. Emerson fllma mater Alma Mater! Alma Mater! Noble shrine of Truth and Light, YVe praise Thee ever to the skies Where wisdom rules the heavens bright. Portals wide are ever opened To our youth that, ne'er denied, Acclaims Thee with exulting voice, So joyful with Thee to abide. Praises linger on our lips As We depart Thy cherished halls, No more to view the happy throngs Of loved ones still within 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 along. Elie Minnich, '30 HH HXELHY SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL ,JJ PRINCIPAL Hustin WI. Schaeffer . W 'N Sf. Calvin S. Frankenlield -loyce lielller cl0llSlZlllCC Blum Amy S. lleflruol Adele li. Fegley Maury lfeick lllllvllly Filer Evelyn Flemish lvllllillll G.Cens1ler I-Inward Hausnlan .-Xral H. Henninger Fa. C 14 l ty lliiylllllllll H. Leilmengulh Margaret E. Lesher Freclerictk S. Meeklcy Mae R. Morgan Dorothy Parnell Anne F. Plulranll Ruth M. Ruth Austin M. Sellaelfer lvllllillll XV. Swallow Ada B. Um bcrgcr Sylvia P. YVertmzm 1 3c1rf rcl of 6 iClllCIlfiOH Nllflllllll Sflllmcwk - - 1,lY'.S'I.lIf'IIf Paul Grim - - Vive Pl'l'A'I-l1!?lll Joel T. Ncslcr Sem'r'Ir1ry Roger A. Butz Trr'r1s1n'r'r Edward Hulmcrnlzm So11fl1ite111 Stuff f1lOl'illSll'0lll 1QlJl'I'ORI.'XL I'frlilu1'-1'11-Clliwf Doris Kern AH lflllfflll' Dale Daubcrl Sz'111'm' l'IrIilm's Icannc Schcllcy lJo1'r11l1y Kumx l,Ol'ClI2l Ruch C In.1.s'r's 111111 Organ iznlimzs Claire Vlwllllllllll I,Ol'l'2liIlC Yost Olga XVcilz1 Biblly HL'l'IJL'l'l li11s1'211'ss 1U111111gr'1' .xllllll XViCLlCl' Typists KZIIIITYII Scl111cc'k gxllllll Schxlcfk lfvrzilznf Iidilm' Phyllis Scidcl 1-Idrfism' lo Slnfl XVilliz1m f1.flCllSll0l' SENIORS A '1 I I I I I I A 5' ,N pf QN 'inf RUTH ALBRIGHT 2210 lNl'llll Bhd AFADFMIC Rufus lVhenever theres gaiety and laughter in a room you can be sure Rufus IS there for she lb one of the Jolllest members of the class Rufus lb an ardent booster of the basketball be a Journalist GRACE ALCARD il itmgton Route I ACADI Mic, Gmce Grace IS a tall willowy girl who spends her time on her studies in preference to extra-curri- cular activities. ln school she enjoved English and Gvm. Grace s plans for the future are not dchnitc but she would like to enter Medical FRANCIS BABIAK lronton GENERAL Bob-chu, Bob-chee is the tall, quiet boy, whose shrewd comments are his outstanding features. Bob- chee is as friendly as he is popular. He has several hobbies, one of which is hunting. Francis plans to enter the Air Force. S KP ' il . ,y y ' Q y A - I ,4 J T Uff, ' Q, I . Q I I . . 1. - 1 U Q l A 4 H ry 1 t . 1 t , 1 ' 1 ' 1 , y .. ., , A, I . .1 . . A 1 K 8 ll Y! ' l . 1 1 ' ' ' I 1 A team and a lover of sports. Ruth would like to x l N H l uf . I I I 1 - ' 'L . I . -1 ,fig I 1 . 1 1 I I x 1 1 I I t ' s I t - L , x 2 Q A .1 , .1 , 1, I . . . 1 0 'Q 1 I I I I , . I . 1 ' 1 I A 1 1, I 1 5 1 s I 1 I Q I ' I l 1 ' 1 I s I 1 A A , Page Sixteen i 1 I . 2' ' ' ' 1n- if Q xx A Q4 U VS, ': E6 AI! S S 0 2' l I ' CHRISTINE BP1sT , I Sclmecksville , ' Act.-xincmlcz Teeny 4 : , . . A Xou want to know who that cute brunette isr j 9 lVhy that's Teeny , That's what you hear every- 9 0 body say. It isn't only her good looks that won 0 : her so many friends though, since she has a very j nice personality. Her favorite subject is Home , 4 Economics. Out ol' school, she enjoys roller skat- j p I ing and dancing. Teeny has not yet decided I : what she wants to do after graduation. j Girls' Chorus al: Senior Operetla il. ' I ' I I I I ' I I I IOYCE Brosic 4 ' , I Sclmecksytlle. R. ifl Q ' CoMM11:Rc:1AI. Joyce : , . . . . I Joyce enjoys both hearing and telling jokes. 4 ' Her time in school was devoted to her lessons, ' j but out of school she found time for roller skat- z 4 ing and bicycling. Chewing gum was another of I 9 her hobbies. Joyce hopes to hold down a steno- , 2 graphic position. , , i 0 1 I f I ' 1 I - v , . ' v ARLLNL BORMAN n , Route 33. Allentown l Q ACADEMIC . Bormarf' s Borman is one ol' our energetic young : women in our class who cannot always be seen, 0 but can always 'be heard. Due to the fact that n Borman is really an enjoyable companion, she i ' has given the class many a laugh. Arlene wishes to become a mathematician. Page .Yr'1'ff1f1'rl1 S srs A,l W: C . ' 7 X -11-1 1 f 1 A I ,4 'lt AV, at Ybs X S I f S 5 , I WILLIAM BOWLBY 4 A Greenawalds 1 ' Cvl'1NERAL-ACADEMIC Bill 4 J 5 Bill is our class clown. A good student, he , : preferred studying to extra-curricular activities, s , and was rewarded by a frequent place on the W I honor roll. Outside of school he enjoys swim- : l ming, hunting, and gardening. Bill will either t . . . . K t enter the ICC business or join the navy. l ll Senior Play 4. N 5 5 N S 5 1 S N s N ' , CHARLES BRADER I 5 Laurys , 5 GENERAI. Charlie N l 5 Charles is the class car enter. He snends a ' P I N 5 good bit of his time in the shop and someday N 5 hopes to become a successful carpenter. Char- t l ' lie likes all siorts and durin huntin season 0 I ' S S W K you'll always find him in the field with his ever- : , faithful gun. Charlie hopes to join the navy. Q 5 Basketball l, 2, 33 llaskethall Manager 4: Band lg Base- s Q hall l. X Q 5 s I O 5 . l 0 2 ELVA CONRAD m A 1520 Cedar Crest Blvd. Q ACADEMIC Sus I ,, . . K Sus IS as full of fun as the day IS long. We Q found her happy-go-lucky, and yet seriously in- ' terested iII whatever work was given her. Elva's : energy and willingness to work should help her to become a Cadet Nurse. Senior Play il: Debate l, 25 Chorus lg Debate Play 2, 3. Page Eighteen 0 5 - fs N, . A w- Bllll-HTE-il 194 ' Y 1 iii? A: X96 4 O- Q 0 I l H 7 GEORGE CZACZARA f 1 Coplay, Route if-'l .I g GENERAL George 4 ' I George, an academic student, left our class in i I November to join the Army Air Corps. He com- I ' pleted his basic training at Keesler Field, and 2 : was commended for good behavior. His basic , , training plus courses in business English and Q I American History gave him suflicient credits to ' ' receive his high school diploma. : J - l 4 I I I I I I 0 A a LORRAINE DALRYMPLE I : Schnecksxille ' I ACADEMIC A iny 5 I Ainy is a quiet but well liked student. She 5 : can usually be found in the Home Economics f t room. She is a jolly girl, full of pep, and is al- ' I ways the helpful miss wherever she can be of 5 ' assistance. Ainy does not have dehnite future 1 : plans. 9 , Senior Play El. I ' : 1 t S I . .,.. p ' DALE IUAUBERT . : GENERAL Ick i V Dale is our tall center who was a big factor i : to the basketball team. Whenever there was a l pile of players on the floor, you could find Ick ' in the middle, hghting for the ball. If you want : to know what he does for a pastime, just go , through his books and you'll soon find out he 1 has cartoons over everything. Ick plans to sail the seas for Uncle Sam. Basketball 1, 2, 3, I: Class Olhrer 43 Trumpet Staff 2. 3, -lg Sowhiter Stall. Page N illffffll BIIUHITER 1949 I U' .,S'xp ' X 11-i 1 fl AI 4 I ,4 ik 49,11 wx- Q A X j. Q S 'Q S I f I 5 ' I ' I ' u CoMMERc:1AI. ' A ' I I I I I l s I I I I I I I I I gl I I Glee Club Al. I I I I I I j s. x I PERIWA DORNBI,ASER I Iroutou I I t COMMERCIAL Perma I . . . j I Perma was one of the quietest girls in the class. , I Although she was not an honor student in her I : sophomore year, she became one in her junior I . and senior years. English and gym were her two : Q favorite subjects. She chooses bicycle riding as s 1 her hobby. Perma hopes to put her commercial g I subjects to use after graduation. 5 I j I Q I 5 I 0 ' H , I s I I 4, I GliNl42RAI, I I I I I I 1 Air Corps. FERN E. DIEHL STEVEN DRABIC Fm'n' Fern joined our class in her senior year. Bc- fore attending South IVhitehall, she went to Slat- ington High. Although she was one of the few quiet girls in the class, she made friends easily. Her hobby is bicycle riding. Fern's two favorite subjects were typing and office practice, which explains her ambition to become a steuographer. D11sl1 Although Dush is one of our quiet: boys in our class, he is a good hand in shop and art. He is fond of outdoor sports, especially hunting. Dush is a busy person, and very ambitious where work is concerned. He plans to enter the Page Twenty Q S111 EV1- Rl-Il 1 0lCflClll Xe A111 me us Behold' the quietness ol the 51.11101 Llass IS pei S0lllilLll in Sus But even though cal111 a11d see ite Sus enlovs 1 good t1n1e bhe is vvell she will do 111 the future C he IJANII-L PILTHILROII 'Xen llipoli R ifl G1 Nl RAI Danny D uuel admits that he has learned llOW to be both busy and happy. ln school Danny took '1 great deal of interest in l1is shop work. Al- though he was one of our Nleisenburq students he found time for several school activities and 'xlso for a place on tl1e honor roll. Daniel hopes to enter Penn State in the fall. .-'S ' ' DoRo'1'11Y F1N1e Allcnloivn, R. 32 Cos1M11Re:1A1. Dolly Dorothy is the girl with tl1e smile. She greets everybody with one a11d refuses to be depressed. She's a whiz on ll roller-skating rink and a dance lloor since she loves to do both of these. Dotty intends to continue working at Hess Brothers. sl, fx V y I l 1 O I 5 I I I I C . if A Q '20 - .AX xx, U L 's no! C ' so Q ' Q 4 'T Q 1 I 1 1 I ' . ' l . . 1 1- 1 1. 1 S , I . . . . , . 4 ' .'-la ', - ' I 2 ' . ' 1' I ' liked by everyone. Sue is unelecided as to what : 1 I ' x . ' I Girls' Z llAllS'l. ' ' I ' , . I ' 1 I A 1 I I V - ' ' I ' 1 ' ' 4 , .' '. . 0 I -1 4: A rr I u . I I I 2 '. . ,. . , 5 ' , -f A , . - ' v 1 ' I . K , . K ' ' v ' r 1 x ' ' 1 . . ' . I ' l'l K l 9, emo! Play I ' ' ' 1 ' r ' r ' 0 I 1 ' I I'11gr Tllfflfj'-0116 - mumreawms' V 4 I 4 'xx Y x 'SQQ M ARY Lou FORGAN Orelield Ac:A1m1cM1c Chnl Chut was a good student and a star athlete, especially in basketball. She was fond of sewing and of horse-back riding. Out of school, Mary Lou was active on the Youth Fellowship Com- mittee. Mary Lou plans to take up nursing at Orchestra 1, 2. FERN Gooo llallietsville 111 n is a girl of a quiet nature. Her favorite subjects are English and Stenography. Among her hobbies are reading, dancing, and roller skat- mg One of her greatest ambitions is to learn to drlvc a car. Next fall we will find Fern either in an office or a defense plant. ACADEM IC the Allentown Hospital. RUTH GUTH XN'el1r's Mill Goodie' Goodie , our quiet and very serious girl, Q leaves aside all fooling. Although you may think that this quiet girl is usually serious, you can easily find that she is quite ready to laugh at a moment's notice. Goodie plans to be a nurse. gt r 411,11 ,' 'W xv f ' S l I , A L ' A ' A ' s 5 t W t s ,N N I W t N 1 W 5 N gl 5 5 5 N S I Q S N s. , s x s s O 5 I CoMM1cRc11AL l m'1z x 6 . 5 . Q . .' J S ' 4 N ' ' , t ' - ,, 5 Q Q 5 5 C Q U ' I I t ' , O s I Q I N 8 U A I . Page Twenty-fum Rontm HAAs Lopliy Route l Acfxnmi ic Robert Robert is a quiet fellow, but no one can stump him on a history questiong he is a whiz especially at current events. He was active as a member of the band and orchestra and got much satisfaction from his music. Robert will study for the ministry Band I. 2. fl. Al' Orchestra 1. 2 3 4' Mixed Chori Jllllllll'Ol'1lllJl'lC1ll Conlestg 'l'rumpet Stall' 3, -l RICHARD l'lABhRMAN Grecnw ilds CINIRAL Dick Dick was our man about town. He could always be found telling a joke or enjoying one. Icc skating and dancing rate high with Dick and hc also enjoys good basketball games. Dick has his heart set on the Air Corps. After the war he intends to go into the frlass busincss. BETTY HLRBERT Seigersvil le Comm 1-Lktzmi. Belly Betty was one of our most ambitious commer- cial students. She liked all her subjects, and this probably accounted for the fact that her name appeared on the honor roll quite frequently. Her hobbies are swimming, ice skating and danc- ingg she was a faithful basketball fan. Tickling the ivories also occupied some of her leisure X Z I 09 Q ' r . 'rt '-',,' rw X' L X, I L I V, N go! 1 1 , '- s 4 7 , . . I ' 4 I , I ag ' , ' n I l ' I , v I 'I 1 ' I , I J I Q I I I 1' ' ' . . , , is 1: I ' . . e I ' I I I I I I I I 1 I . ' I t 'Z . . A. 4. rt ', ,U I ' . . . I it n I I 0 I , ' , .. ,. I ' t K , . I , , h at u ' ' ' S 9 O ' I ' I I ' I 3 r ' i . O O ' x I l I I I I time. Betty intends to become a secretary. Year Book Stull' -lg Senior Operettzi -l. Page 'I'u'rl1ty-!fl1'rr W '..f'5 ss 7: f fx 1 f. f A A I ,4 J r V K If fx Q X x I .QQ 72 Nl! 0104-WIT63i1'I949' PAUL Ho1f1fMAN Nells ' Gl1INl'lRAl, Hoffman Paul is one of our debaters. Si11ce he is tl1e president of tl1e debating club, it proves he's a good one. Out of school Hoffman is active in tl1e 4-H Club and Boy Scouts. Patil would like 4 . Br1'1 rv HllNSICKP1R Gl'CClI2lW2llKiS Ac A111 Mic Pete Betty is a quiet, but very likeable person. Her many friends will tell you tl1at. Pete's favorite subjects are French and gym. She's a whiz at ltrcnch and also on tl1e basketball Hoor. Pete's plans for the future are to attend a designing or dccor ttmg school. to enter Penn State to study agriculture. Chorus lg Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 33 Seuioi I'l'1y 4 h VM ks I - S ' 1 ' A ' A ' 4 t 1 I W s s 1 5 l s 1 I 1 t W s 5 I S 1 N S 5 t x s , 1 K 1 ' 2 s 1 1: i O s ' ' x C . ,' 5 1 Y 5 O ', . s ' Q t ' s . ..z Q N t Q N .. 5 ' . u , 0 s I 5 C I Q. O A RUTH HUNs1ck1-:R Cctrouia COMMERCIAL Ruth ic Ruth is one of tl1e quiet lIlC1lllJCI'S of our class, but you can always hear l1cr laugh Wl1CIl she's witl1 l1er frie11ds. She l1as been faithful to the Girls' Chorus and tl1e Orchestra. Out of school she participates in tl1e 4-H Club. Ruth would like to enter Cedar Crest to take a secretarial course. Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 'lg Orchestra -1. Page Twenty-fum' ACADFM it Fritz was our guiding light. He proved his executive ability by serving as president of the class for three years. Sports are tops with Fritv Among his favorites are hunting and fishing Fritz , too, intends to serve with the Army Air Corps Class President 2. Elf ' 'or l' 1 ' ' zu ERP n Anstni Nenneisxille lizl Domus KPRN R ute I Kllentoixn LON1'XlllxC in Dons IJOIIS enjoxs haymg a good time Her hobbies are swininnng and dancing and you can alw tys lind her attending the school dances. Lheerlead- ing 'ind the position of Editor-in-Chief of the Xe'irbook took up HXOSL of her time. Despite all her work Doriss name was 'tlwavs seen on the honor roll. Oflice Practice, her favorite subject, is sure to bring her 't promising future. Zitor-in-1'fA' 1 t'.t:Cl't -' e l 'esitlent l: Senior ' . l' Senior Ope 'e ' - . FORREST S. KLRN Routel Allentown Gi-1Ni-zum. Kv1'113 Kerny is a likeable sort of fellow. In school he enjoyed working in the shop. Out of school he found time for building model airplanes when he wasn't busy on the farm. Forrest hopes to enter the held of mechanics or of electricity. I D-f, 'O ,X V Q I xl A I 'ii' . X yi A x yi XX, 'fs S lv' 1 4' A 4 tl , 9 I 's -1.-V s I 5 . -- 5-'7'1 I A ' .. . - I , , o , I . 0 I , 4 '. I I Q I I I . , ' , I, juni lty 3, li 'k l. I f 4 I I I I I I I .' 1 a , o ,. ' ' I ' '..'i':,. ' I , x . v r. . Q . K' I O ' ' ' I '.. . sw, , .. .Z . Q s i 1 i ' . i I t 2 , It , , , f ' ' I . Y ' . C 1 . . . I ' . . . . ' I . . ' v L K I ' l'd Chic l, Cnls' Chorus 2 'l llCllL.IllIl1Ql 3, l, I ' Vit 'I S l'l.n , 1 tt.tl ' ' ' I ' I ' 0 I o 4 K 4 V g 3 k ' U I ' I ' I ' I I l Pnpr T!l'Nlfj'-ffl? C 'I 'x l 5 O Q ' V409 PAUL KocHANAs1 01 nnod G1 Nl RAI lxothy Kochy is one ol our class artists spending most of his timc in the art room Hc is also one of our capable basketball managers Kochy was the actor who helped to make thc unior and Senior plays a success Paul plans to enter the Navy lol Plly l BZ1SlxCllJllllullll5Cl l 2 J l Blscbnlll Rost Kokouis Copliy Route l Xt Ani Mic Ixokzc Kokic is thc quiet but vcry active student who is always willing to help anyone anytime. Her basketball playing has added to her popu- larity. She is interested in all sports including hunting. She plans to enter the Allentown School of Nursing. DoRo'rHY K UNTL Schnccksvillc AQADEM ic Dot True to the saying that 'good things co111e in little packages, Dot is the smallest girl in our class. She is an outstanding student and well- liked by everyone. Dot's outstanding talent is playing the piano. We know Dot will succeed in her ambition to become a teacher. Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Ensemble 3: s, x'L, ary G Q . f . -- uf, A I ,J 7 D 4 fm , 'Q - S s W u I - A U A ' ' I , , 4, 4, .. V , ,, s . , , . Q . is H 'S , ' 'A. A, v . ' . 5 5 V .Q . x . ' li.. ' t . 1 n A 5 . ' ' . U H N I 1 1 ' 5 N ' ' V . J x . t . s Q ' 5 0 Sowhiter Stalf 43 Trumpet Stall 3, -lg Junior Play 33 Sen- ! 5 1'-I 1 zzf',,f,Lg :Nz . N K S 5 5 Q ' I 1 5 , Q. , Q . I 1 ', ' i 5 L . , , ff f 'H' s 0 l . . Q , , ' s , , ' A U t . S . K' I - ' 5 I Q Q s C O ' 1 ' o O I , N 8 A PJ A I I s H Cl'ass President lg Debate Play 2, 33 junior Play 33 Senior Play 4: Trumpet 3, 43 Year Book Stall -l. Page Twenty-:ix STILPIIEN KRlll'A Goplay, Route l Gi-LMLRM, HCQUIIUU Gene is a free and easy sort of fellow who takes things as they come without a murmur. Most of his time was spent in the art room. Gene enlisted in the Coast Guard before gradu- ation. X A , l ,r 'ug , 0 ..-T .r'Q Q W: , A H4 V Q 7 if ' 9 Q . x I I FRANK lxlAl'1'SK1 Ormrod AcAn1-Lmic Denny I Track 1: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. .4 KARt.1Nr1 Mmzsn l.aury's Station Commrzkczmi. . Blondie XVherever sports are concerned, you can hnd Blondie participating in them. Among her favorites are swimming, ice skating, roller skat- ing and dancing. Of all the varieties of dancing, she prefers polkas. Blondie had the commer- cial course, and this accounts for her ambition to become a secretary. Denny is most familiar to all room explains why art is his favorite subject Denny expects to join the Navy. capable basketball manager. Sports of all kinds occupy much of his time, but his work in the art 1 L x :L xxx P Q is it X if l I l A . a I a . a ' I , I O I , I J I 9 I I I 9 1 I I . ' f I I I I I I ,I I ' I I r ,, g , I of us as a 3 I 0 I ' I . .I n ' ' S ' I I I : 0 ' I v 4 0 1 ' v .vk ' I I I -I I n . I -, . ,, .Fh... - Page Tn'r11ly-srvcfl A gl! ss' ,Z ox f l Q Q N Q x 'Qsf Bnwm NIAURILR K teen us llds C111w1RAL Ac Am MIC Bud Bud is only one ol Edwin s nieknnnes B cause ol his blond halr he s olten called Bleach Blondie and XVh1tey He loves ice cream and every dav during lunch youll hnd lnm eating it He will either join the Marines or Army Air Lorps or go to 1 trade school to become a machinist Bind I Z f,1LllLSll t l Lotnsi Mr ALLY C teen in llds Lommi Rf IAI .Szslez Louise joined our class when we were sopho- mores. It did not take her long to adapt herself to our school. Her name was always seen on the honor roll in her junior and senior years. Sis- ter s favorite subject was English. Her hobbies are bicycle riding and roller skating. Louise is undecided about her future. ELWOOD M Essiseu Allentown, Route 1 Ae:R1e:UL'ruR1a Iilwood Elwood, an agricultural student, left our school in his junior year to join tl1e Army Air Corps. He received a diploma at Keesler Field, Mississi Ji in ul , ualif in him as an air- Pl Y fl Y g plane mechanic. His work completed in the Air Cor s ave him the additional credits necessar P S Y p ILD . fr ?QX' 3-11 , A I ,4 ,Q ,K KIA 5 'I' '7 , X X - Q - - , . ' I j . jd.: ,Z A. . ' fl l? x ' 41'-1 -1 -3 : I i it U- - - , - Q : - .' ' 2 '. e- K . .. ., K. , 'S , .. 8 . is x ru, tt ' sr, , sa ' Y xv. I V Q . ' i 1 sf ' ' ' g K . . . X .' . . . I . v I q I jk. ', l I I. 1 1 .J ' Q t il A ' N N S S , s Q 5 pj 'Q .- x : 5. .2 ,Q , W 8 ' -1: . N 5 , . . . ' s N s I 5 . . . -- 5 n g x v x s K s ' ' , ' t l Q 5 . . . 5 I Q 1 Q O s O Q ' o . I S Q A for graduation. Page Twclzly-eight 1 r I if -'-' . in-1 -I X2 xx, A X4 W I vs ,L st? If I S 9 ..y R 0 4 l . 9 I ARTHUR BIILLER yt I I , Orefield. R. I , l I Commi-1Rt:1,xI. Ox'l I I : I Arthur, who was always willing to be a friend I W I 1 to everyone, was one of the most popular athletes I , in the school. He was that husky guard who , I helped to bring many basketball victories for I I I the Trojans. Ox either wants to join the ' ' .nmed lotces oi play prolessional football. ' , Basketball l,2, Pl. l. A I I I I I I I I I I I I IANIE Rlil'1lJl'YR I , Rnppsville I , ,. - ., I .'xCIAlJlGlXllC jrum' ' I I Janie is one ol' the quieter members ol' our I , class but she isn't reserved to sitting in a corner. : I A good student, her name was a permanent lix- , I ture on the honor roll. Very rarely was she seen 5 : without her shadow, Ruth Guth. 'lane plans to I ' be a primary school teacher. I f I Debate Play' fl: junior Oralorical 3. I I I ' I I I I I I -M I LoRiQTTA Rumi 0 I slayer-svilitx x 3 .AXCADIQMIC Ulfilflljlu t I , I Loretta may be small, but you cant overlook , her. For one thing, her beautiful teeth are the I envy ol' everyone. Another thing is her mouth - S it's like a perpetual motion machine, but there's . always a giggle or a smile tacked on the end ol, ,. each sentence. Ruchy has already enrolled at the Allentown Nursing College. Girls' Chorus fl. 4: Debate Club 3: Senior Play: Senior Editor of Sowhiler. Page T1I'rI1Ii'-Iainr I A- owmren-1949 ,G x .xlf DALTON SCHAADT 1929 Ruth St. ACADEMIC But1rl1 Butch was our high-scoring basketball star. He had been on the team since his freslnnan year, and he had a keen interest in sports, both in and out of school. ln his senior year, Dalton received the well deserved honor of being chosen captain of our Trojans. Butch hopes to attend Lehigh University. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: Vice President lg Band l: Orchestra l. RAr.vn SCIIANTZ A Slettlersville Qownvu RCIAL Ralph was one of the quiet boys of the class. Although Schantzie was fond of sports, he was unable to participate in them because his work after school kept him occupied. Schantzie's name was seen on the honor roll regularly. Ralph is also a good hunter and trapper. Ralph intends to work until the Armed forces claim iim. .' 'l'Cl'll'f' :Basketball . s -' ' C r 9 X AI 4' 1 ,4 I WKA QW , 'Q I 1 7 0 . I Q I - I i i ' A s , ' x gi ' s S n 1 s S t N gi S i s s 5 1 x s. , s s 5 - . s . A s s L . 5 6 .. ,, Q 6 , 1 N i -. . . s. ' ' A 9 ' . I s ' I S I 1 : Q Sem . I 1 I ' I N . 1 , 0 x I 5 A N l N Q 0 Scl1antzie JEANNE SCHELLY 416 Main Blvd. ACADEMIC femme ,Ieanne's lovely smile has Won her many friends. With all her lessons, she found time to tease and joke. She also took part in several school plays. AIeanne's sincerity is sure to help her in her study of interior decorating. Debating 1, 25 Debate Play 2: Senior Play 'lz Sowhiter Stall' 4: Secretary 2. Page Thirty Gil!!-H7632 1945 ANNA SCIINECK Schuecksville, Route l Clmmi-zaczml. Ann', Ann is one ol' the twins who has a smile for everyone. Ann is quite active out of school as well as in school. Playing jazz on the piano seems to be her favorite pastime. Ann's ambi- tion I'or the future is to be a stenographer. Mixed Chorus 2: junior Play EI: Senior Operetta I. KATI IRYN fx. SCI INICCK Sclmecksvillc CoMM14:RctAL 'Allis XVhen you see our twins walking through thc .XCADICM to Phyl was one of the busiest girls in our class. Puvrrts Smnm. W5 Nlwin Iilrtl. halls, you will immediately recognize Kitty as the one who is giggling. Full of fun, a smile is her motto. She is most active out of school where her favorite pastime is music. Kathryn plans to be a stenographer junior Play 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Sophomore Scvtett SowI1itcrStaII'-I. Pl1yl She found time to participate in Debate Plays and in the Senior Play. Despite all these activi- ties, her name was never omitted from the Honor Roll. Phyl is our chemistry whiz. Her love of the subject explains her desire to go to college to study Medical Tecltnology. Orthestra I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Debate Club lg Debate Play 2, II: Irumpct Statli 3. I: Senior Play: Senior Operetta. Page 'I'l1irfv-nm' O aj -'-'J FQ NN ik W Q X4 I Sli' 1' 1 g -1 309' Z 9 I I I I I I I I 0 I I I A I I I I I I I I I I I r I t 'Q - owmrea 1945 pf I A gl 'X I l ,QQ Nix B1.ANCnr: Sm:Nkr:Nm:RGr:R Nefls Acmlmlclxflic f'ToI1i1 ' '1'obie's specialty is chewing gum, especially during a test. She is one of the class's outstand- ing debaters. Since she is fond of music she has belonged to Girls' Chorus for three years. Her plan for the future is to take up nursing. Chorus 2, 3. Al: Debate Club 2. fl, l: Debate l'lay 3: Junior Uralorical Contest: Trumpet Staff, 'f. EDXVARD Qi IICRICR a- 1 Xt ADI Mu Edward is one of out basketball managers and c lll be seen at all the games with his ever-present first aid ku Rick is really an artist at heart 'md can be gnen a good bit of credit for the KFIWIUQS in the lrumpet . Out of sc iool Rick plays blstball basketball, and football l mr tht Iamous C ttronrt A. C. He would like to loin the N tw and alter the war become an 'ICIOIIHIIIIC al K IIQITICCI stblll . .. al: Mixed Chr ' s . 'Rifle K ICANETTIC SNYDICR Bungalow Park ACADIQMIC jenny enny is the 'ill-around girl of our class. As class treasurer in her Senior year she ably show- ed her executive ability. Her favorite pastime is cheerleading and her sunny smile was always welcome on the gym floor. xleanette's ambition to become an actress has a fine start, for she was 1 regular in all our plays. 7 l l t A ' A ' A ' t i s W 1 5 A 5 U 5 s S l W O S gr N 5 , , S s S I 5 Q N it t ' I ' 4 1 Cel' A I H x . l . ,. . 1 Q . i . A 5 5 .z K ' x 5 . , 4 , , U 1 ' ' 1 N , 11 ' . 1 5 l 1 r f . ' 1 '. N Q . . I I rl, 2 . Q l I .A -, ti: ,- I g lla. 1 l: Basketball Nlanwgtt 'l nu l O Q i . g l I U I ' Q L . . lv, K Q I - K N Q, 5 I I. L ff? Ch L, 'r.. I eerleading 3. -I: Girls' Chorus l, 2: 'l'reasurer 'lt lie- bate Club 1, 2: Debate Play 2. 33 junior Play 3: 'Vrumpel fl, lg Sowhiter Stall' 'lg Senior Operetta bl. Pagr' Thirty-lim -T br Q xx A y, 0104075-'R 1945 Y I '59, ': , st ails e , N O 4 ' THIQLMA SNYDER 6 1 Stetllersville .I 4 COMMERCIAL I.f'ssic,' I 1 I Thelma is a tall, quiet girl who likes swim- I ' ming, dancing and basketball. You can usually ' I lind her at a game cheering away lor all she's 2 , worth. Lessie's favorite subject is bookkeeping 4 I and this is a pretty good sign she will make a I ' good secretary. She would like to continue her ' ' work in an ollice. A 2 I I . , , I I I I I I G GLENN S'rAn1,r:Y 1 I Schnecksyille ' I ACADEMIC-GiaN14iRA1. 'fGlmm Q Z Glenn was with our class until February in his : I senior year. The army has claimed him now. 4 ' XVe lind that when Glenn left, part of our class I : fun left, too. Mr. Leibenguth especially misses I l Glenn, who was his chief assistant in the I I chemistry laboratory. XVe hope Glenn will 1 I soon have the chance to return and attend art ' I X school, as he had planned. , : I I S g . ELIZABETH STEvHr:Ns I i fil'2lCliCl'SIJ0l'I K I l I Comm!-zkcmi. A Boite , Bette is one of the quiet but active girls of : the class. Music is one of her main interests I which can readily be seen since she belongs to I the school band, orchestra, and the Macungie T Band. Bette's future is undecided. i Band I, 2. 3, Al: Orchestral l. 2. 3, -1: President of Or- chestrzl 3. il. Pngr Thi:-fy-lhrrr l be - momma 1945 'x x rx QS, f GLORIA Srkom. Allentown, Route I COMMICRCIAI, f'GaI1I1y Gabby is the elass's bundle of energy. Never a dull moment for her. Apparently, war-time searcities have not alleeted her because she's rarely seen without her chewing gtun. Gloria intends to obtain an office job and attend busi- ness eollege evenings. CIAIRI rllIIUMM f ILLIIIIIVZIIIIS C omivu Rc IAI Clairr ' C latre was one of the smallest members of the class Being musically inclined, she took part in the Girls Chorus tn her sophomore and junior vuus Ll ure has quite a It-w hobbies. They are swimming ice Slilllll seeing movies, and col- lecting phonograph itcords. Claire plans to work in an ofhte EI,-I1-luniorl'IuyfI:Senior I Class Sefretztrr 2. fi, I: Sowhiler Stull' I: Cllreerlezulel .' v titer Stall' I: C'irIs' Chorus 2, 3: Senior Opereltzt -I. ELIZABETH WEAVER Ballietsvillc 1'XCADliMIC Bet11f' Slam! Bang!-that's Betta She can change one oi' the most serious classes into an uproar of laughter. Bette can be either serious or care- free as the situation may call for, easily falling into the plans of the group. Her plans for the future are indelinite. frlllh Chorus -I. Ptlgjf Thi-I'lI fIIlAl' Bill!-WITGIR 1945 -' Rosa ELLIRN WEII. Orelield .-Xcsun-:M IC Rose Ellen is one of our artists. You'll find her works in both ol' the art roonis. Out ol' school she participates in the -IH club. Rose would like to enter the Allentown Nursing Col- lege. Rose HELEN VVEILA Ornirocl COMMICRCIAI, flHl'1I'llf Helene is always joking. She makes fun ol most things, and seldom takes anything seriously She loves to jitterbug and can often be found practicing. She participated in the Glee Club and is known as being one ol' the nienibers ol the quartet. Helen would like to securt as stenographer. Glee C1lub2: L' ' I f3I,GA YVEILA Ornirotl Cmmi-zkczmi. Olga ll' there's lllllSlC, that's where you'll Gnd Olga. She loves to dance and jitterbugging is her spec- ially. She also likes to argue. If you hear a loud discussion, you can be sure 0lga's there hghting lor the lust word. She will probably get sonic sort ol' secretarial job. Vs Hn W D NX 5 ,is 1 S 9 gf xl! l Glec Club 2: Girls' Chorus -l: Sowhiter Stull. lltlyf' 'I'hirly-fI1'c K'Y' S P I 2' ' 9'i f A I , I 'it 'I 0 A 'I G 'x N0 ' I , I 'Ss Q Q - Bill!-HTE31 1949 ANNA YVIIEDER ' X HSI: C OMMIRCIAI ll you hc ir an ack ack' gun around the cor- nci don t bc surprised it s only Anna practising lor combat She lovcs to read. If you want to quiet her just gnc her 1 book and you won't lic ir 1 chirp out ol hcl Xnna will probably get h Z 'l Sou IIILI St ntl' I. ' I 1 I ' s ' A ' t ' s W Q s ,J N A ' s N t W C N gl W U 5 N S I 5 S 5 s 5 s , U 7Ls.'.f S N . I f ' Y . . N S A , 0 i Y ff .. Q y A - , - s s . , x H Q . . .N . . i X , . A. . V X x 2 s K 1 4 . . . I 5 i some secretarial job. Q i Girls' ti orus ' . .Z .' 'l' z 5 I Q U 5 0 N O ! 4, A.t e 5 I s iy., S in ' Q I N I. O A It 'Clfl IJALE Wi IITAKER 24152 lVal bert A-M e. Ac1Am:M1c: I'Vl1it', XVhit was responsible for the friendly atmos- phere in many a classroom. A good dancer, we can easily understand why he has the reputation of being the leading jitterbug ol' the class. He was active out of school in the l'.R.D.C. and the C.A.l'.C. Dale has enlisted in the Air Corps Reserve. A 11 71 Iilfv i GwiaNnoI,YN VV11,I,1cNB1f:CKi2R -H3 Main Blvd. AcAm-:M IC Gwen Gwen was one of our most efficient students. She took her lessons seriously, as her place on the honor roll indicated. She was always ready to join in the fun. Gwen's selection ol' mathe- matics as her favorite subject explains her desire to go to college to become a school teacher. Class Treasurer 2, 3: Senior Play -I: 'l'rumpct 3. I: Dea bale Club lg Girls' Chorus 1.2: Senior Operctta I. Pugr Tliirty-.ci.r Gi-1Nl-Lknu Morris is a quiet boy, but he has his moments as everyone does. He would like to participate more in school activities but since he works for his father who is in the coal business he doesn't get much time. Hunsi is verv fond of horse hack riding and basketball games. He will prob ably go into the coal business, unless Uncle Sam wants him Basketball 1 2' Baseball l' Mixed Chorus 2 Moiuus Wlssi R ff1l7l.Sl I ORRAINL Yost Sehneeksx ille Lox1MLRt1AL Yoslze Lorraine loves to day dream when shes not drawing dancing or reading. She likes moxies, too. Her quiet nature does not prevent her from being a good sport. In the future Yostie would like to take an art course while doing secretarial work probably for her father. A unior Play. il' 'O V1 'Q 0 Q in-nl 'IQ xx A V isa I945' it x I- rs , SQ! I1 tv' ' Q 99 1 n s A I , ll X I I U '.,, I I . , l l , I , I . l ' 1 Q ' , . I ' . I I , , , ' I I I I . I ' . I ' I ' ' ' I I I I I I ' I I 1. .,, I ' . ..., - . I ' 1 , , If nu ' I . . , I -,,,,,.,I, I' , , - f , - - Y- I I . , , ' I il !9 ' I u y, . ' ' I . , y I , I , I - ' I ' I ' I : I I ' I I I ' I l I I I I I I Page ThIl'l.l :'l'l'!'l1 1 U' v, x ' hi f 7 ' L vi 1 xx l'Ssf I I- f Vera Adams Rita Allegranzi Doris Barthel Lovey Belmey Carrie DeLong Sophie Demko ean Diehl Florence Diehl Emma Faustner Grace Follweiler Louise Foster Betty Grim Shirley Hartranft Margaret Hoffman Emma Hudock Loulse Kern Betty Kramer Lois Kresge Mildred Kuntz Louise Laudenslager Anna Malata Anna Meckes Garnet Mickley Catherine Miscannon Maiy N ush y A I ,4 t D Ax- 41051, X , 'Q X f - E l It ' s ' u ' A ' t 4 s N t 5 t . 5 O U 5 ' N t 1 t W t . s 5 ' Q t - s t t 1 J x , , t ' I : s r 'A K - -ll N A Q t t V - , 5 t t 5 s t x 1 t ' , N l V 5 0 S ' . h O .' 5 . ' 0 . . t ' ' S lu Q I N tt I I B104-0763101949 ex-members Joyce Pearsall Elsie Peters Pauline Peters Mfilla Peterson Dorothy Reenock Ruth Remaley Sophie Romansky Betty Rumheld Margaret Rushatz Marie Shellhammer Julia Simock Pauline Sotak Hilda lveinhofer Thelma Werley Margaret Yagerhofer Thomas Bendekovitz John Bertsch Oliver Bittner James Bundy Richard Cannon Theodore Foster YVilliam Gilly Richard Held Frank Horwith Albert Hudock Norman Hunsicker Mark Kistler Kennard Kresge Darwin Lauser Harold Loch Howard Markle Paul Masonheimer VVillard Metzger Paul Miller James Montagner Steven Mutz Nicholas Nush l'Varren Oswald David Peters Robert Ramer Kermit Reppert Arthur Rohr John Roth Nevin Roth Clare Shellhannner Harold Shoemaker Harvey Smith Richard Smith Roland Snyder Harley Wfenninger Stanley Zimmerman Page Tlzirfy-eight Bill!-IITE-R0945' L EVHOTX' GSS lC9lf'b 9 ' G! O ' N President .... .... 1 IRICDICRICK AIAINDL Vicc Prcsiclcm .... . . .DALE DAUHERT . . . . .G1.oRiA S'1'RoHL Sccrclary . . . 'T1'CllSlll'Cl' . . . .... -I1iANl5'l l'lC SNYDLR Class colors - Grccn and Gold Class ilowcr - Yellow Lca rose Auvisi-:Rs Frederick Mccklcy Sylvia YVCFIIIIHII Ruth Roth William Swallow !'Y.' I :Q aa r X X xl H U- So2 l Q 4 I 4 I I I I I I , I , I 0 I ' I I I 4 I ' 1 I 4 .' ' 4 4 I I I I ' 4 ' 4 O 4 f 4 I 0 I I 4 ' 4 ' 4 I 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' I ' 4 ' 4 I 4 ' 4 ,P I I 4 4 4 'I lhlgz' 'l'f144'ly-414440 v . '- O '- gl' fN v' Q l'QsQ 0101-HTG-'R'194'i umowf Qmtoifical Qontest PARTICIPANTS At Bedtime . . .RUTH ALBR1oH'r From the Back beat . . . . . . .EDWVIN MAURER Ma At The Basketball Game .... .... D ALE DAUBLlR'1' s S' ' A' V ?f 1, f ' ini sl A I ,4 '1 ix- A 'lm X , X V 9 i Q I I I . I ' A ' t ' s W u W s ' s s 4 . 5 5 ........ N i 1 . s Q ...... s . 5 5 N , 1 Tell Tale Heart ........... ...PAUL HOFFMAN 5 1 N yn ' .......... N S 1 1 p ' I s . ' .......... s l . A 1 r - ' ' s A 5 5 ' .......... s S Q 5 5 - ' ' .. s ' ' 5 1 Q N Q U Q l Q I 5 O . . va , O . I 5 In Q I N N I I Submergcd . . .ELVA CONRAD The School Program .... JANE REEIJIQR Censorship . . .ROBERT HAAS Laugh Clown Laugh .... DoRoTHY KUN1'z The Black Cat .... J1iANE'1'l'E SNYDER Absent Minded Prolessor . . ......... JAMES MUNTAGNER Ropes ................. ..... B LANCHE SHENKENBERGER JUDGES Miss filer Miss Morgan Miss Roth WINNERS First Prize - Dorothy Kuntz Second Prize - Blanche Shenkenberger Third Prize - Jane Reeder Page Forty . if i! ,Q' 0 O u I Q X X x s y, Y U- 1 ia II: 1 ' Q' Zoe N I O . f . 6 unzoif play I I I u u SHADOW OF TERROR j I 0 A mystery farce in three acts presented by the Junior Class and : Directed by Constance R. Hopkins , I I . I I QllARAC'l'liRS J , Q I Peggy Powers . . ........................... ANNA Stzuuuex I I A chztrmiug Glohe Trotter ' ' I I Helen MacArthur . . ................. ...KATHRYN Sc1HN1cc:K ' f Peggys other sell' : 9 ,. I Sigmund Van Der Wert ........... . . .PAUL KoeHANAsz 0 l Juliafs son I I 0 Julia Van Der Wert .................... . . .J1-:AN1c'r'1'15 SNYDIQR J ' A designing cousin Q 1 I Morley Kenwood . . . ............... . . .PAUL HoFFMAN 5 I A youthful attorney , : , , I Steve Xvelhngton . . .......... . . . . . .PRED JAINDL J ' Peggy's lizulce ' : Topaz ., .................... .... L oRRA1NE Yos'r ' I Pcf y's mersonztl llllliil . I bb, l J , I Pringle . . . ............ . . .JAMES MON'1'AGNER 7 9 The butler O Q ' 4 Emma . . ................ . . .GLORIA STROHL Nl I The house maid I I The Professor . .. .JAMES MCJNTAGNER I I The Black Form . . . . . .JAMES MONTAGNER 1 , I Page l w'ly-uric' A Q17 pf A M I I N Q 'Sf fhe 1'he l'he l'he The The The I'he The The s sf ' , gl I, 7 N- f A I 4 1 ,fx i, g Q 7 ' Q l . A ' A ' A ' s 5 s ' s N .N 5 I ' s S Q W 5 W t S ' N K S N S S s so , s ' I s 8 ' I o O f s s s 5 , 5 4 Q N t s ' ' s 1 Q Q Q I Q C N s . u 5 0 s ' ' V it , Q Bill!-HTG-'R4949' Senior play WHO'S CRAZY NOW? A comedy in three acts presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Adele Fegley. Cast of ClIlH'llCl67'.S Nurse Smith . . . Nurse Jones ........ . ..... . . Art Teacher - Miss Bird . . . Music Teacher - Miss Gruyer . . History Teacher - Miss Wfilliams Principal - Mrs. Wfafer ....... English Teacher - Miss Rogan . Gym Teacher - Miss Fletcher . . . Doctor -- Mr. Van . . . Superintendent - Mr. Arthur . . . . . . .G1.oR1A S'rRonL . . . . . .LoRr:'r'1'A Ruczn GWVEN XV 11,i,i1:NB1ccKr:k . . .l'HYL1,1s SEIDEL . . . .Dokorny KUN'l'Z . . .ELVA flONRAD . . . .Ji-:ANNE SCHICLLY . . .Dolus KERN . .DANIICL F1c'1'Hr1RoLF . . . .PAUL KocHANAsz Superintendenfs Niece - Miss VVare, LORRAINE DALRYMPLE Insane Doctor - Mr. Manchester Sullivan-PAUL TIOFFMAN Page Forty-tu'o Bllfl-IITG-R4945 Baccalaureate qlhlslc BZICCUIZIIIIICZIIC l'rogrnn1 Hcrcj Pug: 1 w'ly-tflfrr I 'Y i A Q'i, ' fxi 'N B Y Q X A W I xxx P 'N 1 6 4 -lv Sag f 1 I I I I I ' I , I 0 I , I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I I : I . I i I . I . I ' I , I . I I' : ' I ' I ' I I I I I I , I I Z ' I I I I NI I I ,4 I X'xr ' ' L I 2' Vx A I A I ' 1 K 9 1 x 4 71,1 - eb T gs? - s ' I t A I I ' s ' s ' s ' a N I S l Q 5 N K 1 I N ' S x S N S S x s . 5 x U ' I N 5 O s 6 x O 5 N . 6 N K . 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L, , V , Sterling lfrztntz Rohert Gehringer will Sovltrmotua Clnxss fJI FlCIIQRS Dale Gehris llollztrd Cnth Stanley Heil David Helfrich Leonzlrd Hell'ric'h Lewis Howells 'lll10ITlIlS Hnher Donald 'jones Kenneth Kern Norwood Kern Clmrles Kistler Richard Koch Mike Kosht Rayburn Krause Robert Mztsiko lNl2llll'lCC hlzntrer . .Richard Parry . .Ruth XVagner .Marian Haines .Ralph Dorncy .xlflllllllllhl0l1IZlgl1C'l' Richzlrd Parry Andrew Pletfhztn Curtis Rzthert Ernest Retnuley Ernest Rupp .Xndrew Rushzttz Dale Schneck Andrew Sotak joseph Sutjak Kenneth Todd Arnold 'l'roxell Charles Urban XVillard XVetzel Joseplt Younger Page Forty-rig ll! Bill!-HTG3R'l949 mass of IQ47 ,-Xnnabcllc Bork Harrit-t Bcrgt-1' Irt-nc Bloszinsky Clrafc liollingct' Lillian Bundy Carolyn llaulwrt -Ioscpliint' llvmko Marilyn Eycrt-tt .-Xmia Fvtlin Mary A. Galury Myrtlc Ct-igcr ll'4'llLxCL'l'lll1ll1 l,orrainc Ccrman Clara Good Doris Craycr y tluztntic Croc-ttawald l'.1y1' l mti'-nirzr AIIVISICRS Atmc Pharoah Aral I-Ictmingcr Dorothy Parncll XVilliam Cviiszlt-t Ircm' Crcsscr Holly Haas Marian Haines Mary Horwilh Edna Kistlcr Roma Klccklivt' Hvlcn Korlictiztsll Hvlt-tt Kokulus .Mm Krause I.cona Kudcr A Marilyn Kulms Mary Lalik Elainc l,audcnslagCr Stclla Iaudctislagcr Anna Lichtcnwalncr lirma Mantz 1'-' ' 11 ' 4 ...-. r Q . X x I xg Y L. I ite? ff: et' I ' S 12' 'T g I ' I A l A ' 1 o v , 0 ' I ' I , I 5 I ' I I I 5 a g I Q I I I I I I I .I I I ' I . I ' v O 4 . HM... t I ' a ' 1 . 4 X' : ' a ' r I I ' v lilainv Nagin- : I Iictty Oswald , I -Izmct Pt-tors O ' Lvolzt Sc'lilcic'ltt'r x : Gt-rtruclc Sfltttcck HL Q RlllilS1'iHlL'l'k I Miriam Sclirnpp : 1':iil2tiJl'Iil Shvrcr , Patllim- Simofk Q I.t'mia Smith ' Bcity Stnoycr ' ' SliirlcySt1ytlcr Crave Strohl Ruth 'l'ait Ruth XVagtivr Unrotlty XVttt'htcr 5 HY' sf' ' P: 1 7 ' 7 A I ,G fu , -4 '1 ix QQ - N I' Y' .513 S S l I t . A I C ' A 5 t ' s s 1 C O , N O 5 5 N Xlton Baehman Don lld Bachman Elmer B ter Raymond Batz Wtlh tm Beck Kenneth Bl ink M turut Blose Ohyet Blose C corqc Bttlan Fr ink C lamer olln Datta Edward Donald Richard lrehnel t 5 C N gl N 5 N N S S Q S x s, , t x t s O s t N 0 t l E s 0 .W N 4 Q 5 t s 1 Q 5 N l A, , 1 ' . . , t ' ' r s ' x Zi . : Robert Baker . , s 1 W . .2 5 IU . . , I H K . I . N . y Q I' x 5' KL- X . 2 K I. A It .l a Andrew Ftzure David Franken held Robert Frankenheld Charles Freas BNHITGRQIQG Glass of 048 Anvtsicns Raymond Leibenguth Constance Blum Dorothy Filer Ronald Gackenbach Richard Krause Malcolm Gravel' Richard Kriner Robert Grim Donald Haas Edward Haas Harold Haas Henry Haas Albert Haines lXIikeHa1nila Donald Heiney Delbert Heinly Gerald Held XValter Heller Earl Horning Lloyd Hummel Richard Mikylychak Harold Moyer Russell M uthard Edward Mertz Sterling Oswald Daniel Peters Donald Peters Emory Peters Lloyd Peters Richard Reimert Kermit Rex Reuben Rex Andrew Romansky Paul Kapuschoe Donald Schimmel Ethan Kern Donald Schoemaker Paul Kokolus Millard Sehumaker XValter Segan Richard Seidel Sterling Sell Robert Siegfried Bruce Snyder John Sotak Ramon Slmards Lloyd Stettler Samuel Todt Francis Torbey John Torbey John XVeber Roy YVeil Donald Xllenninger Norman X'Vieder Daniel Yankowitz Charles Zettle Page Fifty B101-HTG-'R4949' glass of I Q48 Mary Balla Alice May Bastick Marjorie Beck Shirley Beitler Virginia Bergstresser Eleanor Best Eleanor Bougher Patricia Boyle Elsie Brutchak Carolyn Buck -loan Camp Susanne Cannon Ruth Clauss Esther Creyer Betty -lean Deroner Norma Dietrich Dolores Dorward Marjorie Everett Gloria Fink Mary Ann Frantz Page Fifty-om' lfern Gantx Lucille Geiger Martha Gogel Barbara Grim Loretta Gruyer Rena Guth Marie Hecht Barbara Huber Elaine Hunsicker Beatrice Kern Irene Konapeyers linnna I.ackner Arlene Lazarus Helen Liposhitf Hilda Malits Lucille Mantz Helen Merkhain LaRue Musselman Carolyn Neeb Althea Rabert v A' ' :Q ' '20 fxx N I X4 U L. I x S 0 991 4 I ' I A l o . 4 l I , I , I ' I ia ' 5 I 5 I I I I I Q I 4 I I I I I I I ' 4 I ' I ' I ' I . I -,, 4 ' ' v ' I I - I Hallie Rahn ' p Margaret Rechtor ' I Dorothy Reppert : I Olga Reshitor ' I LaRue Roth 0 : Shirley Roth Q , Anna Rushatz I ' Mary Ann Russell I , Anna Schaffer ' I Dorothy Schoeinaker ,I I -lean Snyder : Ethel Todd l Catherine 'Hope ,I Genevieve Tzope 1 Betty Lorraine XVagner K ' Jean XVarinkessel Gladys XVasser Katherine XVeila Janice XVetherhold yi Q IVE Z O 1 N Q 1 N C C I I r s,s's'l'-Y gl 1 f N -- AI A I ,J 'lx 1 ix 4 GIA ,' 'Q Q I ' S l I w . n ' A ' 4 ' u l s 5 C U .J N U 5 S N 1 W Q N gf W B S x N S 1 S 5 5. ' I ' s S x s x C 5 N s s Q I. 5 5 x n s Q Q 5 Q 1 Q I Q C x 5 . I I Dill!-WITEW1949 Service Staff 1 Ogizre S rfmrrlary Mrs. Pearl R. Beil Cooks Mrs. Florence Bortz Mrs. Ruth Eyer Mrs. Florence Mfotring Ianitm' and Rfjmirmmz Harrison Baumer Alfred II. Sittler SOUTH XVHITEHALL Myron Diehl Richard Eyer Joseph Guth Harold Schraden Bus Drivers NORTH WHITEHALL VVilson Kehm Paul Peters Leroy Kuhns Norman Schneck WEISENBERG VVilliam Dotterer Pug: Fifty-two Y ORGANIZATIONS KI! P s , N rf 4 471 Y , I I I I Q OQ f S D' 'LU r y' 1' 4' I ,I I vK- la 'Q Q ' ' - s ' I I A ' A ' A I I I I I I I .N I I I s I I v I I I gl I I I I I I I I s I, x I ' I I I ' I N I s I .X I q I Q n . I Q I . 8 . Q I ' I I I . I N 1 I IU I Bill!-HTG314949 Trmupet Starz lillilm'-in'Cl1ic'f Dorolliy Kuulz 1.ffI'lYIV5' lffllffll' Nwzus lidi! or -ICHIICIIC Snyder Gwen XVille11lnec'ker Fl'III'IIl'l' liclilm' Barbara Sliumzlker News IfI'lJUTf!'T.S' Blilllflli' SllCllliClllJCl'gL'I' .-Xllmi Welir Harold Henry Leon lilxlllllflll A-Xrcletll XX'eslon l 1'1ll11r1' Iirfjzrwlr Phyllis Seidel Ruth SCllCl1liCl1lJCl'gCl' Miriam Rodgers Robert Heinly ,-lrt Sfzlff Dale Dzluberl Glenn Stzahley Eclwarcl SllCl'Cl' A fI1'fis1'rs Ruth M. Rolla .lean Miller Irene Melirkzim klzmice IVell1erl1olcl Mary Ann Russell Elrzl Clrmrucl 'TS XVillium 'I'l1ompsm1 Mary Galury Harriet Berger Clharlolle Kern P21111 Kuflizllizlsl Leonard Hellrifli Sylvia P. IVerlman Page Fifty-fam' NUI-HTG-R'194'i melanie Cyluln l'1'csiclcnl ...... ....... l ,AHL l'l0IfI-AMAN Vifc Prcsidcnl . ......... .... I S,x1umR,x SIIVMAKIQR Page Fifty-ff C lcmczi 1 les l 1'cclC1'ick S. Mccklvy Aloycc BClIlCl' lupiflol'lJclJz1la'i'lll1all ilu' ll'Q'2ll X 1 to I8 Xl,'2ll'S ul zlgc' ,-lfjirzlmliw' BlallfllcSllcllkclllxmgc-1' Robert Nccb Paul Hollman Y . N 1'U'11l17'f' Xvlllllffl Ubin-l Harold Hcnry -luck Brydlc IT ol ing :age ln' l'c'cllu'ccl Lcwis Hom-lls Lum Rfillllflll Billy Ellsworth Cllillblwl Moycll Ruth St'llCIlliCllIJCTQCII lizlrlmura Slulmukcr V1 fo? f QQ9' 4 1 I I 'J ' I-'gli' -- .ff 'K 5 n x N ,I 0 V I S- -l l 4 I l I I I . I I , 1 , 0 , o Q I lv ' g v ' I v 4 I I .' 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Doris Blose 5 I Irene Blozinsky y AH Grace Bollinger ' Betty Bortz Q lferne Diehl gl Sue Everett Q Irene German ' Lorraine German ' ' Doris Gl'3N'Cl' Doris Gulh Betty Haas Marian Hausinan Betty Hunsieker Senior glee lub Ruth Hunsieker Madeline Klotz Ruth Kohler Leona Kuder Edna Lauehnor Elaine Laudenslager Stella Laudenslager Viola Laudenslager Anna Liehtenwalner Lucille Mangold Elaine Nagle Betty Oswald Adeline Reinaly Doris Renninger Loretta Ruch . . . .Grace Bortr ........Crat2e Creitz Mrs. Aniy DeGroot Blanche Shenkenherger Ruth Sehenkenherger Shirley Snyder Arlene Sotak Gloria Sotak Adele Stahley Ruth 'l'ait Dolores Todd Ruth lVagner Elizabeth lVeayer Helen lVeila Olga lVeila Dolores Xllenner Fay lVetherhold Dorothy lX'uchter Page Fifty-eight ATHLE NL- r 4 I I i Sxx 'Nix f Varsity 1 1 s Henninger, the South XVhitehall Trojans, led hy Captain Dalton Schaadt again fought their wav to the top as champions ol' the Lehigh-Northampton League. He had a very succ'essl'ul basket- ia leant this year, having lost not a one league game. Because ' t a' 'en1ent S uth Whitehall pzrticipated in th' round ol' l'.l.A..'X. Plavoll' with Pahnert mn. e .' ceess was cue o ' ' ' t V2 'c ' te tez . Dale Dauhert, a center, proved valuable in 'getting rehounds and Art Miller, was a handv guard to have around. Praise also goes to those skillful uniors, and we hope they are as suc'cessl'ul next vear. 's' K' ' ar ine l 't n St' zz I 'Vg 5, he'tg 1'1 scorer ol' the LClllgll-lx0I'll12llll1Jl0Il League with a total ol' lil! points. The success of this vear's team was accomplished through the 5 s'xr ,iL: ,f ? N' 1-111 sl A I ,t 1 4 f 4,16 - 0' t Q 4 ' I 4 I ' a ' t ' A 5 t ' c ' t W t 5 K N N W Q W t . N ' Q N N I I 5 s s , t . Q U N s I ' 4 s 6 l 5 'l'his heing the second VCZII' ol' training under Coach .-Xral ' s ' A Q K , K S Q T V 5 w t ' 1 ll , 1 l ol his chtu o ' 1 e lust Q Q s ' f ' U 5 . lh su I t the hue cooptltttni ol tl un Q , O s 1 s A ' 4 J . J N Q ln tht coinw dtm t nt, Llto hlttt lu ns ti lu h 'S I 5 'H 5 O 1 I 1 A I l direction, guidance, and training given by our c'oac'h. P1156 Ynft I 13 -'JJ O 0 ' Q ss 'X I N4 I ,, 1: ,AU ,fs N 0 4 47 g I ' I I . a l 4 I 0 ' I , I 9 I , I I I ' I I I 5 r Q I I I I I I I ,I I ' v I ' I W, ' I . I g I 6 . j ' I Nm szlzf lmsleulbull , f x ,' : ' r .Xml ll. llcnningcr ............ Cmulf I p .Xmlin M.Sm'l1:nc-Ili-1' ... .... l III'IIHj' AIIIHIIQVJ' : : 1111211105 lirzlclcl' l I f l':lIXV2ll'd Sll4'l'1'l' . . . , , . ,.S'l1frlr'nl AIlIIllliQl'J'.S' : 1 l':l11l KUYIIIIIIQISI I I I Q ' I I 5 I I X urszly 2 I IIZIIIUIIStllll1llll.CIIf2flIfIl I I Dallv II2IlllJl'l'l Drmzllcl XvK'llllillg'l'l' p .Xl'llllll' Millvr Iiclwml XVilln'l1lmn-c'kn-1' 'I Ric'h:1rcl Sfllilllill -lznmw KIICTI' Dzllc- xVlliIllkt'l' llzlrulcl Cm-in 1 1 Ylxlv ml l 1 5 ,QQ I Q! Bill!-H7631 19 .5 Varsity Basketball S C O R E S South Whitehall Alumni Coopersburg Central Catholic . Palnierton Allentown Coopersburg . Slatington . . :kCoplay 4East Stroudsburg 'l':Fountain Hill xWilson Boro l'Nazareth it Hellertown 'lg Coplay . East Stroudsburg . :Fountain Hill Central Catholic 'kWilson Boro 1: Nazareth . 'lg Hellertown 'X' League Games .... . . Independent Games . . . Opponents 1 K Won Lost 8 S'xP ,U G . r 7' -li .'f XAX. I 3 - 'K 491 .x A ? . Q ' 1 1 3 I ' A ' 1 31 3V K 5 , ' s 53 32 I I 30 41 1 I b 45 53 N g I Q Q 36 34 1 : 45 37 I 1 27 Mlhitehall 34 5 I 5 959 29 s 5 44 37 s I 49 20 : 5 49 20 1 Q 44 29 I 1 90 39 1 Q 73 42 I 1 54 25 : 1 ' 53 29 3 O 39 50 1 I 49 37 I 1 43 21 g I 58 31 z ., N I 12 0 : 3 6 PIAA PLAY OFF 35 Palmerton 51 Page Sixty-f W Bill!-HTG-RQI949' unior Varsity asieetball Norwood Kern Alton YVehr Charles Holtzmau Kermit Reppert Luther George Ralph Dorney South Whitehall 28 26 36 I2 27 35 23 50 42 46 38 32 52 32 32 40 28 42 39 47 League Games ...... Independent Games . Page Sixty-three George Sherbotie John Xvaricher Joseph Sutjak lValter Balla Paul Bastian Joseph Younger SCORES Coopersburg Central Catholic Palmerton Allentown Coopersburg Slatington Whitehall Coplay East Stroudsburg Fountain Hill Mfilson Boro Nazareth Hellertown Coplay East Stroudsburg Fountain Hill Central Catholic VVilson Boro Nazareth Hellertown Opponents Won Lost . 12 0 . 0 8 William Beck Albert Haines Robert Grim Donald Schimmel Paul Kokolus 20 22 54 40 14 27 l5 27 18 16 18 16 16 24 22 15 37 23 17 31 X f 94 I I I I I 1 C l I I I I I I I I I I I 1JI 'Q'sl' n 'fs xx, A n Y I- I 'Q 1' x I 5 1 J' Z ' I A . A I a , I ' I , I ' I 0 I I I 5 I I I I I 5 I g I I I I I I I ' I 1 , . I i I . I A I I I I I O I ' 4 I ' I ' I Y I I I I I pf I osx f 1 I .,s'so ! , fix' il f 4 I I I 1 fx Q 1,0 A I9 f 7 s I- f I 5 ' I I I ' I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I' I I I I . I I I I x I, , I ' I x I 8 I I I . , I I 6 ' ' I ' I ' I I .f Q I I I I I I I I I s I I ' I I s 1 I In Bill!-HTG-1101945 CJIIUI-3lI'lCIlClU1f'S Dmus KIQRN -Il'lANNli'l l'lC SNYIIIQR IILORIA STROIII. ,IXLIC141 ISI1I'I'I.IcR MARIAN SAIQILIQR l,0I,ORl .S 'l'fmn I FEATURES 5 s'x A 'f 1' 7 I 7 A I sN W I Qlf 0101-HTG-il'1949' Our Hit parade Stout Hearted Men , . ..... Senior Boys Lovely To Look At . . .......... Jeanne Schelly Got Any Gum, ChumP . .... Blanche Shenkenberger Rhapsody In Blue . . .......... Final Exams I Dream Of You . . .... Graduation Chatterbox .... ,... A nna Wieder Charlie My Boy . . . .... Lorraine Yost Star Eyes ............................. Betty Stephens Scatterbra1n .......................... Jeanette Snyder School Days ............ .... S peaks for Itself I m ust Wild About Harry . . ..... Betty Hunsicker Hail To The Chief ...... ...... F red Jaindl Wine Women, and Song . . . ...... Dale Daubert Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes . . . .... Kathryn Schneck The Army Air Corps ...... .... G eorge Czarczara Do You Ever Think Of Me . . . . .Glenn Stahley ust A Memory ....................... Stephen Krupa Beloved Friends ............ jane Reeder and Ruth Guth They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me .... Dalton Schaadt Out Of This World ............... ..... B ill Bowlby Aint Misbehavin' . .... Louise Mealey Slow and Easy . . ...... Francis Babiak Whispering ...... ..... P erma Dornblaser I 4 ix 49,7 7 'IO' N ' Z ' Q ' I l I ' a ' A ' s I , ., N . - s Q ll ' W I 1 g U s I s Q N gl s 5 Q s H s s S 5 ff ' x A ' s : : 0 You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby .... Loretta Ruch s ,A . I o Q n x N A li 3 .y g J 5 , H . Q Q s ' -f ' s ' ' s ' 1 ' ., Q C N . , Q 0 ' J s I . In CK C .. i N .. Q, O H ' 1 I ' A 55 Farmer In The Dell . . ....... Paul Hoffman Page Sixty-:ix B104-HTE3il'1945' W0uldn7t it be terrible if . . 1. Ick Daubert sold his little blue coupe? 2. Betty Herbert lost her pigtails? 3. We had blizzards more than once a year? 4. Jeanette Snyder got to school on time? 5. The Chemistry class didn't follow directions? 6. OX Miller and Dalton Schaadt ever kept quiet in Miss Parnell's study hall? 7. Dale Whitaker was isolated from the girls? 8. Blanche Shenkenberger forget to chew her gum as hard? 9. Elizabeth Weaver became 'ipetiteu and gentille ? 10. Gloria Strohl lost her business ability? ll. The Seniors got to class on time? 12. Fred Jaindl lost his air of responsibility? 13. Bill Bowlby lost his sense of humor? 14. Jane Reeder and Ruth Guth were ever separated? 15. Paul Kochanasz weren't around to take part in the class plays? 16. Ed Maurer dyed his hair? 17. Perma Dornblaser and Louise Mealy ever talked loud? 18. Daniel Fetherolli lost his smile? 19. Olga and Helene Weila couldn't listen to Hjitterbug' music? 20. Claire Thumm sprouted ? Page Sixty-:even ?'l I' 'Qil il .fig xx 5 Y Wg ' xxx ' 1 P S 90 5 I 2 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I NI I I I I WI I I I I I I I I I .I 0 x l Q, O S S Q I. , . U Q Q VN' Z My Favorite Blonde . . Bathing Beauty . . This Man s Navy ....... . None But The Lonely Heart Meet Miss Bobby Socksn . . . Something For The Boys . My Buddy ............ Call Out The Marines ' . . . . The Very Thought Of You Hi Beautiful ......... .. Irish Eyes Are Smilingn' . . Happy Co Lucky . . . . The Master Race .... . . A Centleman At Heart . . The Lady Has Plansn . . . Wolf Pack' ......... . Experiment Perilous . . . Bring On The Girls . . . My Pal Wolf .... . . She Gets Her Man . . f 1, A K 107 2, Q S I l U t I Q ac I O it 6 5 .4 , K 8 it ., N K4 N N KK I N KL 77 S . If 9 S 4. 6 Q , Q H 6 l U I Q Q K6 l C 1 . KK O ' li ! O I li I K6 66 Bill!-HTG? 01945 Feature flttmctions . . . . .Fern Diehl . . . .Dorothy Kuntz . . . . .Doris Kern . . .Jeanne Schelly . . . . . .Phyllis Seidel Lorraine Dalrymple . . . . . . .Robert Haas . . . .Elva Conrad . . . .Sue Everett . . . .Christine Best . . . .Anna Schneck . . . .Arlene Borman ..........Seniors . . . .Paul Kochanasz . . .Rose Ellen Weil . . . . . .Senior Boys . . . .Chemistry Class . . . .Frank Maitski . . . . .Edwin Maurer Gwen Willenbecker Page Sixty-eight Page NUHITGRQIQ45 Siibsiiiptioii List Mr. 8c Mrs. john Agens -lean Bachman Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry Baumer Pearl Roth Beil Jane Bellis Mrs. Esther Best Mrs. Constance Blum Mr. Sc Mrs. George Borman Christine Bortz Sam Conrad Mrs. Jennie Creyer Mr. 8a Mrs. Andrew Dalrymple Amy S. DeGroot Josephine Ebert Mr. Sc Mrs. John Everett Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Eyer Adele E. Fegley Mrs. Ralph Feick Dorothy Filer Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank Forgan Calvin S. Frankenfield Mr. 8: Mrs. Irwin Frantz Stanley Frantz Mr. 8c Mrs. Vlilmer Frantz Mr. Sc Mrs. Charles Freas Minnie Freas Howard Fritzinger Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony Galucy Samuel Geiger .Abigail George Henry Gernerd Alvin Gibiser Pvt. Sc Mrs. Filbert Grim Mr. 8c Mrs. Wesley Guth Mr. Sc Mrs. Ira J. Haines Marie Heilman Aral Henninger Mr. 8a Mrs. Edgar Herbert Mr. 8a Mrs. William F. Hucke Albert Hudock Mrs. A. O. Hunsicker Mrs. Estella Hunsicker Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Hunsicker Sixty-nine John Jaindl Lawrence Jones Ethel Keck Paul Kistler jean Klimeck Mrs. Elizabeth Knauss Major Sc Mrs. john Kokolus Anna Kokolus Lt. 84: Mrs. Michael H. Kokolus Sgt. Xvilliam Kokolus George Krause Mr. 8c Mrs. Martin Kuntz Sgt. 8: Mrs. Joseph Laudenslager Mr. Sc Mrs. Frank Lazarus Raymond Leibenguth Frederick Meckley Willard Metzger Mrs. Margaret Miller LaRue Musselman May R. Morgan Frank Oswald Dorothy Parnell Anne Pharoah Benjamin C. Remaley Pvt. Russell NV. Rhoades Jean Schaffer Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry Schantzenbach James Shupp Gladys Snyder I Percy Snyder Mr. 8: Mrs. William Staufler Mr. Sc Mrs. Allen Stephens Mr. 84 Mrs. Harry Strohl Mr. Rc Mrs. lfVilliam W. Swallow Mr. Sc Mrs. Ralph Thumm Hilda Treby Mr. 8a Mrs. Joseph Trinkle Sylvia P. VVertman Lloyd E. Stoudt 'Q .- 1 ,F '-n'il r'Q N A V U ' 0 1,' xx A 5 I ! ' Q 1 -1' ing' f I I I 1 O 1 ' I 1 1 ' I I I 1 I ' I 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 I I I 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 5 I . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 0 1 ' 1 ' 1 0 1 ' 1 F ' I 1 1 1 'I Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry K. Wieder Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Willenbecker Mrs. Florence Wotring Andrew Yadush COMPLIMENTS OF CETRONIA SERVICE STATION PEARL M. HAINES Best WISIQQS TI-IE CLASS OF I945 'A' CONRAD Studio of lglfzotogmphy ESTABLISHED T922 213 North l2th Street Allentown, Penna. ALBERT DRUG COMPANY Physician's and Hospital Supplies o N 8 h STREET ALLENTOWN, PA P ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO 630 WALNUT STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. PHONE 8447 ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI PAR-T-PAK COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS E. WISSER ,yeceaea-.,1f,e1,zwz and Walberts, Rou 3 Allento P yl 2-1906 Alden Mc1cLeIIon, Inc. DISTRIBUTOR Dodge -:- Pilymouth Dodge Trucks With the best wishes of the Trojan Powder Company, 17 North 7th St. Allentown, Pa. TROJAN FARMS Seed Corn Seed Wheat Seed Outs Seed Burley Certified RUSSET Seed Potatoes Alfalfa Hay Straw-Wheat, Oats, and Barley PgS COMPLIMENTS OF DRAUCH and BOWLBY MINERAL SPRING ICE O 56 RIVER STREET BETHLEHEM, PA. AllENTOWN FOOD W. E. KEICHNER MARKET Quality Food FORD AUTO SERVICE Meats - Seafood Sales and Service Produce - Groceries Valentine E. Uhler Pres. M 804 HAMILTON STREET Ph ne: Slatington 29IR4 ALLENTOWN, PA. NEFFS, PA. PgS y I HEILMAN BCDILER WORKS HARGLD E. PETERS FURNITURE-STOVES-RUG-S BOT-L-GAS SERVICE EGYPT PA. Pho No fham pfon 2540 KEEP YOUR YOUTH THE APPLE WAY Eat Crisp Juicy Apples all the year 'round from Our Air Conditioned Cold Storage. 2 Overlook Orchards Wm. F. Haas LAURYS PENNA Congrotulotions to the Closs of 1945 ARTHUR l. HENRY Lumber, Building Materials, Paints and Feed Y NEFFS, PA. Ph Slatington l8l R3 P ge Seventy-five OF THE SOUTH WHHEHAH HIGH SCHOOL Cafeteria and Store ir e alty of Banquets and Parties Phone, Allentown 36385 - 39831 GUTHSVILLE HOTEL JOHN FIXL, Prop. Famous Chicken and Waffle Dinners On the Slatington Pike-Stettlersville Post Office Special on Sundays, Served from ll a.m. to 8 p.m. COMPLIMENTS OF Zollinger- Horned Co. Hanclwerlcs Rexall Drug Store 22 N. 6th St. Phone 24260 S fy eww Qmzm, ma ww .amz P. A. FREEMAN, mc Re i Sfer ed Jewelers AMERICZXN GEM SOCIETY Certified Gemologist o SCHOOL RINGS of DISTINCTION 9ll Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. R b t A Melchior Walter F. S h lc DIAMONDS WATCHES J EWELRY GI FTS MELCHIOR 81 SCHNECK Diamond Merchants Phone 7566 822 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. TH E FOGELSVILLE NATIONAL BANK FOGELSVILLE, PA. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Telephone 2-2972 LEHIGH VALLEY HATCH ERY DAY-OLD and STARTED CHICKS SUPER QUALITY New Hampshires Barred Rocks White Leghorns White Rocks N H - Roc Cross R. 3, ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA PgS Y KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY Distributors of Standard Products of America's Foremost Manufacturers representing the entire range of qualities for every requirement of the modern schoolroom BLACK BOARD ACCESSORIES PASTE COMPOSITION BOOKS LEAD PENCILS CONSTRUCTION PAPER PENHOLDERS DRAWING PAPER PRACTICE PAPERS DRINKING CUPS RULERS ERASERS SWEEPING COMPOUNDS FLAGS TABLETS INKS TOILET PAPERS NOTE BOOKS PAPER TOWELS WASTE BASKETS ' We also carry in stock a complete line of Milton Bradley Company's KINDERGARTEN and PRIMARY SUPPLIES 1 1 1 355-357 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. Page Eighty GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES STOKERS AND OIL BURNERS EARL SCHRADEN PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Automatic Water Systems PHONE 4057 231 So. Whitehall Ave. Greenawalds, Pa A REAL INVESTMENT in LONGER LIFE and HIGHER VALUE to YOUR Property ....... BR E I N I G'S ALLENTOWN PAINTS Manufactured by The Allentown Point Manufacturing Co. E. Allen and Graham Streets 1 f 1 Allentown, Pennsylvania YOUR TARGET FOR TOMORROW- Allentown Business College where you can prepare for a business career in a short time at little cost. Fall Term begins Tuesday, September 4 CALL, WRITE, OR TELEPHONE 4790 FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ALLENTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE IAn Approved Business Schooll 920 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PENNA. JOHN W. OBERLY, President Page lizghiy-one fefaiqfz 'Uaflegfi LEADING SPORT SHOP Witwer-Jones Co COMPLETE LINE OF Athletic Equipment 913 HAMILTON STREET DIAL 2-2780 Sfafzfey .gcuzgscape Service SCHNECKSVILLE, PA. Phone 17 R23 P I A. O. HUNSICKER Meats cmd Groceries o Compliments Compl me ts of of Gus BOLD Beg' 8' Schmoyer BUFFALO INN General Merchandise C l Schnecksvllle Pa Schnecksvllle Pa I: I h WALTER S. BARD FUNERAL DIRECTOR SCHNECKSVILLE, PA. T I h 23 R 33 Compliments Walter E. Best of General Insurance Justice of the Peace W. C. Stauffer, Prop. 35? Orefield, Pa. Schnecksville, Pa. Phone 3-6664 C011zp!ime1ztJ of 1911119199 fflloml Shop K Q C H H. A. scHAN1z BROTHERS me Automobile Allentown's Leoding Clothiers , General Insurance FASHION AUTHORITIES FOR . Men's and Young Men's I A Re dent of South Whitehall To ship 0 FURNISHINGS ' . Office, 538 Hamilton Slreel Allento n Pa. N E. CORNER OF CENTRE SQUARE Phon 25620 SUPPLEE 151511 Be Sure to Ask for HElMBACH'S BQEAD - QQLLS - Bums AT YOU R GROCER TREXLER C 'f PUNEQAL O HQME am's Hotel 116 SOUTH EIGHTH ST. ENTOWN, PENNA. AI Rb IdT I Sam Halehuk, Proprietor Thd .TI wk 0 rod, P FOGELSVILLE HOTEL FLOYD MOYER, Prop. SEA Eooo SPECIAL PLATTERS BANQUETS and PARTIES FOGELSVILLE, PA. Phone: Allentown 3-6201 PORTABLE ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE EQUIPMENT METAL WELDING CO ELECTRIC 1 -- ACETYLENE I724-26 Tilghman Street Allentown, Pa Office Phone 24866-Night Phone 32095 THE EASTERN LIGHT CO. 520 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. RADIOS - WASHERS - REFRIGERATORS Essotane Bottled Gas Rock Wool Insulation OIL BURNERS and STOKERS Pg bgfy LEHIGH VALLEY lmdaaied VITAMIN D MILK Zlcidledt ON SALE AT YOUR GROCERS f DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME LEHIGH VALLEY COOPERATIVE FARMERS 1026-54 N. Seventh Street Allentown, Penna. .ffblfef JYIEWIEILEIIQ, - zsraufmed 1560 025 Hamlltorx Street Auemzwn Da COMPLIMENTS OF TREXLER LUIVIBER CCD. J. M. SNYDER 8. SCN Complete line of Farm Machinery Service and Maintenance Department Acetylene and Electric Welding Lathe Work Large Stock of Parts Special Heavy Press to Replace Pins and Bushings on Crawler Tractor Tracks USE SNYDER'S SALES AND SERVlCE AND BE HAPPY 'k Phone Slatington 29l R 5 Route 309, NEFFS, PA. FAIRLAND FARMS Quality Potatoes ROY T. WOTRING AND SONS NEFFS, PENNA. Mail Address-Schnecksville, Route :fi l. A Phone: Allentown I8-R-32 Pug: Eiglziy-ninr Phone 36206-Allentown SCI-IANTZ ORCHARDS ORCHARD SUPPLIES FRIEND SPRAYERS GRADERS cmd EQUIPMENT O OREFIELD, PA. IOne mile West of Walberlsl Phone 3-6290 Phone 533 WM. I. DOTTERER A. I. SCHNECK Dm' in MEAT MARKET Dairy, Hog and Poultry Feeds General Merchandise, Grain and Fertilizer ir OREFIELD R I NORTHAMPTON, PA. PgN COMPLIMENTS OF ECKO MARKET MEATS - GRCCERIES - VEGETABLES FRUITS - DAIRY PRODUCTS 'ki k Phone 2322l 2137 Walbert Avenue Allentown, Pa. R. H. MOSER M. D. HOLBEN, Ir. Dem' in FURNITURE GENERAL Bottled Gas For Cooking MERCHANDISE Open Wednesday and Saturday nights till 9:00 P. M. BOE Service A Phone: Slatington 29lR3 Phone: 29l-R-2 NEFFS, PA, IN ,I WHITE TRUCKS Er BUSES BETH -ALLEN SALES CO. 718 N. Quincy Phone 35155 ALLENTOWN, PA. C. Y. Schelly 8 Bro., Inc. Established 1883 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HARDWARE ' PAINT ' GLASS REPRESENTING RUSSELL 81 ERWIN MFG. CO. JOHN LUCAS 8. COMPANY Builders' Hardware Paint 8. Varnish AMERICAN STEEL 8. WIRE CO. PRATT 81 I-AMBERTI Inc- Wire P,-oducfs Paint 81 Varnish TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY HAMMOND PAINTBKCHEMICAL CO. Steel Sash Insecticides THE OAKES MFG. CO., Inc. B',fgeC'1fjCHsMFG' CO' 0U 'Y Equipmen' LIBBEY-owENs-FORD GLAss co. BONAFIDE GENASCO, Inc. plafe - Windows - Wire ASPIIUII R00fln9 Misc. Glass HENRY DISSTON 81 SONS, Inc. AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS CO. Saws Lustraglass SOCONY-VACUUM OIL CO. Tavern Products 32-34-36 North Seventh Street PHONE 6261 Allentown, Pa. WE DELIVER 19th St. Shoe Repairing Across from the 19th Street Theatre WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone 3-2323 532 N. 19th St. Allentown, Pa. Page Nifzrty-Iwo Shankweiler's Hotels SLATINGTON PIKE above Siegersville, Pa., also WILLIAM PENN HIGHWAY Route 22, near Fogelsville, Pa. WILSON F. SHANKWEILER Krause Bakery A. A. Krause, Prop. BREAD, FANCY CAKES, PIES AND BUNS Old Fashioned Rye Bread A Specialty Phone Slatington, 291 R ll NEFFS, PA Ralph W. Grammes COAL, FEED, LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Allis Chalmers Farm Implements Phone 3-6270 OREFIELD, PA Clemence J. Wieancl ECONOMY STORES First Class GROCERIES, COLD MEAT, CANDIES, SODAS, Etc. Phone 35852 GUTH'S STATION, PA. Nfff laindl's Turkey Farm compnmenfs Knawleffge id www, of Compliments of Charles C. Vogt D 3, H JEWELERS Pontiac Company 1421 CHEW STREET K ALLENTOWN, PENNA. PARTS and SERVICE 826 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. Ph 2-2l7l STANLEY A. STRCDI-ll. CHEVROLET Sales and Service Fogelsville, Pa. rzvf Supreme Auto Body 8. Radiator Works 20II Walbert Ave. Allentown, Pennsylvania Phone: 2-9000 REFRIGERATORS WATER HEATERS RANGES WASH ERS JOSEPH I. HAINES WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Phone 25913 CETRONIA, PA. Allentown, Route 2 Compliments of GUTHS STATION HOTEL E. O. SHOEMAKER HUDSON-Sales - Service TEXACO GAS and OIL - EXIDE BATTERIES METAL WORK - PAINTING Phone 2-0523 R. D. 413, Allentown, Pa. P g Nine ty-fizfr Complimmff of A Friend Phone Allentown 7lRl3 JOSEPH C. KOVACS HIGHEST GRADE com. Stone, Sand, Cement, Building Blocks Bei Allentown, R. No. 1 P YARD AT IRONTON PENNA CHEVROLET SERVICE ug!! -:E fda U ll Don't Neglect Your Car B g It In TODAY! TOWN AUTO CO. 635 LINDEN STREET All 1 wn Phone 7145 IgN SCHNECK'S TIRE MART 28 WEST THIRD STREET BETHLEHEM, PA. New and Used Tires Recapping Repairing Vulcanizing NORMAN J. SCHNECK, Prop. Joyes A. Werley Earl T. Adams PLUMBING DODGE AND and PLYMOUTH HEATING - vi? eurnsvms, PA. Phone 3-6740 BREINIGSVILLE, PA. Compliments of Mr. ond Mrs. Corl F. Schmoyer ond Mr. ond Mrs. Clinton L. A. Schmoyer BREINIGSVILLE, PA. KUHNS 81 SHANKWEILER o 7th and Hamilton Streets Allentown, Pa. Complime-nfs ROY J. KERN Of HAU LING and Mr. 81 Mrs. Guy Kohler EXCAVATING O 0 O O Schnecksville, Pa. PHONE Schnecksville, Pa. All 23R2 ESTABLISHED 1843 M. S. YQUNQ as QQ. Hardware - Industrial Supplies IRON AND STEEL ALLENTOWN, PA. I A I EAT ECONOMY PRETZELS Made by ECONOMY PQETZEI. COMPANY Paul M. Weiant Phone-Bakery 5543-Residence 8909 DRUGS GIFTS Lesher Moritz Gerard S. Mest W 'm'e Confectionery Prescription Compounding O T601 CHEW STREET ALLENTOWN FOGELSVILLE, PA. Famous Shoes - - - FAMOUS FOR FASHION FAMOUS FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION FAMOUS AS FRIENDS TO FEET Scientific X-RAY Shoe-Fitting WIETFIHIIEIQIHIQILID G MIETZGIEIR C7Ze.4ffo1ejC7amo11AJfioe4,- -no nuAn.1ro st ALLENTOWN PA. IIN: COMPLIMENTS OF ORRIN BOYLE Wenner INSURANCE Fire Beverage Co. Auto Warren M. Wenner, Prop. Manufacturer and Distributor Wholesome C HARIIS W Beverages H 0 F F M A N 320 N. FRANKLIN STREET Neffs, Pa. ALLENTOWN Ph ne: Allentown l8Rl4 COMPLIMENTS OF A I3 R I E N D IIHII HARRY W. ROCKEL SALES SERVICE Phone 36267 Fogelsville, Pa. MOHR'S 0. .l. HEILMAN ORCHARDS General Merchandise Grower of Good Fruits o Fogelsville, Pa. Fogelsville, Pa. CLAYTCN P. HELD General Repairing and Welding 36350 Fogelsville, P QUSSELL l-l. SCHEIREVQ annual Ilhealaa SIEGERSVILLE, PA. Conmplinqents Phone: Allentown l7R2 of Krause's Garage Geo. S. Krause, Prop. Anthony Galluccl DODGE Cr PLYMOUTH BARBER Sales - Service Specializing in scalp and Facial Fee To g To All Memb t Treatments The Lhgh vqney Motor CI b SIEGERSVILLE PA Schnecksville, Pa. Eugene Jacobs Allentown? Leading Haberdasher 633 Hamilton Street 150 11 fir Compliments of PETERS MOTOR CO. 519 NORTH 12TH STREET Ai ihe S gn of the WHITE HORSE STANLEY E. DOWNING'S DORNEYVILLE HOTEL SEA room SHORE DINNERS At Their Besi Real Live Broiled Maine lobsters Y? Ph 3 9536 Remember us for GOOD APPLES TREXLER FARMS J. E. Linde Mgr. of Orchards Compliments of TRINKLES HOTEL IQO ll llfl BUICK and CADILLAC DISTRIBUTORS Dietrich Motor Cor Co. 942 LINDEN STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. TELEPHONE 7195 HIGH GRADE USED CARS Peters Market PGUVS Ralph H. Peters, Prop. Bflfbel' Paul Kochonosz, Prop. Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meats iv also , Et bl' h d 1918 Fruits and Vegetables S G 'S e 4 FOGELSVILLE, PA Phone 3 6264 Ormrod, Pa, MANNING-ARMSTRONG 40:11 Gwfl' Show 807 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA I Hill