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

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ll V l M ROBERT THOMAS FoosE ll 17 North Whitehall Avenue, Greenawalds l How pleasant is Saturday night! Robert's the boy that had us all fooled. For three long years of high school life he was quiet and reserved, but this ig year he's in the thick of things. His blond hair, blue eyes, ll 1 n . u ll and carefree smile have the feminine section all agog. l Despite this, you'll find he's quite down to earth in his L hobbies, photography and art. Just how good he is you can 'ud e b the work he has done on our Sowhiter. After J 8 Y . graduation, Robert would like to continue his art work. Course: Academic Trumpet 33 Debate Play 43 Sowhiter Staff. l DAVID FRANKENFIELD l944 Main Boulevard, Allentown Nimrod the mighty hunter. Davey is a supposedly noiseless chap who thinks much t and says little. He hasn't been too active in extra-curricular here at school, however we hear that when he gets out l among his other friends, he enjoys life to the fullest. David has two fine hobbies, hunting and fishing. A great deal of his time is spent in the fields and along streams. Here's l to success, whatever may prove to be your interest. l lx Course: General l ll l ll l STIRLING IRWIN FRANTZ Coplay, Route gil For he's a jolly good fellow. 5 Oscar , one of the busiest boys in our class, always has ' something to do but never gets too much done. Decorating committees for dances have always occupied much of his time, and he can be seen at every basketball game cheering for his Alma Mater. He will always be remembered for his fine acting in the junior, senior, and debate plays. His favorite hobby, photography, aided us in our Sowhiter. After high school, Stirling intends to take up farming. 13 Course: General li Junior Play: Senior Playg Debate Play: Sowhiter Stall. M ll . Page Ezghteen Sawfaila 1947 Ill

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LEONARD PHEASANT FASICK 2015 Walbert Avenue, Allentown Give me five minutes more. Leonard, one of the jesters of our class, is a tall, color- fully dressed young man with a friendly smile and mis- chievous eyes. He claims that his hobby is working, but we know he doesn't take his work too seriously. After graduation Leonard plans to own and to manage a restau- rant. You may be certain he'1l do a good job. Course: General Trumpet 4. Love of bustle is not industry. When Finky is absent, classes are too quiet, for despite IRWIN WILLIAM FINK 1235 Turner Street, Allentown GEORGE NORMAN FINK 1518 North 22nd Street, Allentown Eat, sleep, and be merry, Tomorrow there may be work. George, better know as Porky , has a great deal of fun, but not too much to say. With George sports, especially basketball, come first. However, he also has talent in draw- ing and in carving wood. After he graduates, he intends to go to business college. We all wish him success in whatever he does. Course: General Basketball manager 1, 25 Basketball 3, 4. the serious expression which he assumes, he is an expert at entertaining the class. Irwin's hobby is making jewelry. Others of his favorite pastimes are roller-skating and ath- letics. In school, he spends any leisure time in the art room, the first objective of anyone searching for him. After grad- uation he is planning to attend an art school. Course: General Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Page Seventeen I 1947 SawJu3Z'm llil

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MARY ANN GALUCY Orefield Of fun and with laughter she chatters As fine and as fast as she can. Do you hear a noise? It must be Mary Ann, one of our very talkative girls, who finds relaxation in chattering and giggling. In spite of her many activities, she has found time to be of great assistance in Mr. Schaelfer's oihce every day. Mary Ann's hobbies are dancing and swimming, but she also enjoys any sport. At basketball games, we have all seen her doing her part on the cheerleading squad. After graduation Marianne plans to enter Joyce Art Beauty School to take a course in hair styling. Course: Commercial I Senior High Operetta 25 Home Economics Club 33 Trumpet Staff 2, 3, 4: junior Play: Debate Play 43 Sowhiter Staff, Cheerleading 3, 4. MYRTLE lNlARIE GEIGER Oretield, Route it-l One may regret his words, never his silence. What? A key in the lunch bag again? To us, that indi- cates that Myrtle is going away and wants to make sure that she will get into her home without crawling through the window. Myrtle, a sports-loving girl, particularly enjoys spending her leisure time riding her bicycle and roller- skating. Even though she spends much of her time in this way, her name usually appears on the honor roll. Course: Commercial Glee Club 23 Senior Operetta 2. IRENE M1NN1E GERMAN Allentown, Route 1-L3 Life is what you make it. Irene, a tall, willowy blonde, would have you think she was studious. You mustn't let the large number of books she carries mislead you. She is interested in many hobbies, such as swimming, basketball, baseball, roller-skating, and sewing. As yet, Irene has not decided what to do after graduation, but we may judge from the work she has done on her favorite subjects, biology, problems of democracy, and French, that she will succeed in nearly anything on which she sets her mind. Course: Academic Senior Operetta 23 Mixed Glee Club 3g Girls Chorus 2, 4. 1947 3