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

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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

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- 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