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

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flaw!! First Row: Anne Pharoah, Howard Hausmsn, Raymond Leibenguth, Calvin Frankenficld. Austin Schaefler, Frederick Meckley, Aral Henninger, Adele Baldwin. Srronfl Row: Helen McKee, Gertrude Carney, Marioric Hell, Ctroline Werlry, Ruth Derrickson, Elizabeth Peters, Dorothy Parnell, Ioyce Ridings, Ruth Solt. Third Row: Ilugh Bennick, William Randall, Stanley Schatz, llans Ubeiscder, llenry Gerngtrd, William Recd, Edward Lzlutlter, Robert Gledhill, VVilliam Swallow. aaoulfq 464:51 The Department of Social Studies at South Whitehall is under the able supervision of Mr. Frederick Meckley. Besides having his class room activities, he is faculty manager of athletics and an adviser to the senior class. He received his Bachelor's degree from Muhlenberg College and his Masterls degree from Columbia University. The Biology department is in the capable hands of Miss Anne Pharoah. She secured her education at Indiana State Teachers College. School attendance records and her duties as senior class adviser keep her quite busy outside the classroom. Mr. Raymond Leibenguth, teacher of chemistry and physics, graduated from Muhlen- berg College with the degree of Bachelor of Science and has since completed several graduate coarses in science at Lehigh University. The Department of Mathematics boasts an understanding teacher in Mr. Aral Hen- ninger. At present Mr. I-Icnninger is varsity basketball coach, and, as any loyal supporter of South Whitehall knows, he has the faculty of turning out excellent teams. He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Franklin and Marshall College. Miss Margaret Lesher, a graduate of East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, is the girls' physical education instructor. She is, in addition to her regular duties, in charge of girls' intramural basketball. Receiving her higher education at Cedar Crest College and Muhlenberg College, Miss Dorothy Parnell came to South Whitehall as a commercial teacher. She is in charge of publishing the school paper and is the Financial adviser to the senior class. A member of the English department, Miss Helen McKee also teaches courses in history and science. She received her higher education at Ursinus College. Miss McKee is an adviser to the sophomore class and the faculty director of the junior play. Page Nim' 1947 S