Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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MARY GRETHEN BRENDLE EGYPT I cannot check my girlish blush, My color comes and goes, I redden to my finger tips, And sometimes to my nose. Mary first saw the light of day in Abilene, Kansas, on April 3, 1912. After some moving she came to Egypt. She entered Whitehall in April, 1926, as a member of the class of '29, When Mitzi entered Whitehall she was some- what bashful, and not much concerned about the opposite sexg but now she is a friend of every one and is especially interested in a certain Sophomore at U. of P. She is also a member of the Big Five. Mitzi took a great interest in athletics, as she showed by playing basketball in her Fresh- man and Sophomore years. Mitzi is a rmember of the academic class and intends to attend Ursinus College to further her quest for knowledge. We know that what- ever she will attempt to do, she will be a success. Lebe wohlln Girls' Glee Club C3-415 Athletic Association U-2-3-4D,' Class Oficer Q2D,' Dramatics Q4D,' Bas- M,TZI ketlwall U-Zj. WOODROW ALLEN BUCHMAN A ALLENTOWN, R. 3 ' A good reputation is more valuable than money. This lad was born on January 17, 1913, in the village of Walberts. He entered the grade schools of South Whitehall Township. After completing his education there, he entered Whitehall with the class of '29, While going to the grade schools he was given the nickname of Woody, which was very soon adopted by his high school companions. He is a person who is liked by every one and easy of acquaintance. He took much pride in the fact that he always had his school work well pre- pared. He was interested in athletics and he always supported his high school well in this respect. It was always his hobby to monopolize the sport sheet of the newspaper, and as a result he was always well informed of the facts contained therein, especially those pertaining to baseball. His main ambition is to enter civil service and we of the class of '29 know he will succeed. Farewell, Athletics fl-2-3-4D,' Dramatics Q-S05 Literary Society U-2Q,' Boys' Clee Club UWOODY, ' Page Eighteen

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W. L ,nt GW W sf. gg.: - i' i V' 4 '1 J . - .V X Q- . W '- Nm W x .r --'v A Ay new '-1: 1 . 4 W ti .3 - Q, .L .ago .- lla K X1 f:,s.1Q:sv' ELEANOR ANN Boi-INIS HOKENDAUQUA If studies and sports clash let studies go to smash. This little maid is a thorough Hokendauqua product, being born and bred there. She attended the elementary schools of the above town and, in order to increase her knowledge still further, entered Whitehall High with the class of '29. Tony is very much interested in athletics, a member of the varsity basketball team-verily, a star forward. She served as its captain for two years and helped pull her team through as champions of the Lehigh Valley League. Tony took up the Commercial Course but, as she is not very much interested in commercial studies, she expects to enter the State Teachers' College at East Stroudsburg, where she will prepare herself to become an instructor in physical education. But to be in earnest, Tony has many friends, and we are sure she will be popular wherever she goes and make good in her chosen work. Class Secretary C335 Glee Club UL' Basketball Team QI-2-3-45, Captain Q3-4D,' Dramatics Cl-4Jg President, Varsity Club My Athletic Association HTONYU QI-2-3-49. CARL BONNER FULLERTON Here, sweep these books away, I will not shatter my brains today. ' This fine young man you are now gazing upon, first saw the light of day on September 20, l9l2, in the little town of Fullerton. After passing through the grade schools of Fullerton, he entered Whitehall with the class of '29. Booby immediately became popular among both sexes because of his happy-go-lucky ways and his witty remarks. He is a good friend and is quite interested in the opposite sex, although there is no one in particular. Booby is a member of the academic group, in which he is getting along very fine. He does not play on any of the high school's teams, but he makes up for it by cheering the team to victory. He is undecided as to follow. but we know he undertakings. The class Adieu. what path he will will succeed in his of '29 bids you, Dramatics Q3--'05 Athletic Association U-2-3-415 Boys' Chorus 145. ' ' BOOBYH Page Seventeen

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KlKITTY,, GEORGE EDWARD BUTZ HOKENDAUQUA Character is the cornerstone of success. This young man first saw the light of day in West Catasauqua, where he attended the grade schools. His parents then moved to Hoken- dauqua, where he continued his elementary edu- cation. Butzie entered Whitehall in the fall of l925 and soon became popular. He seems to prefer to work with machinery rather than spend his time studying. He is a good friend and lends a -helping hand when needed. His witty remarks are amusing to some? ? George is interested in sports and has never missed a game unless utterly unavoidable. For a time, he played on the varsity, but, when not la ing he could be found among the rooters P Y v doing his bit for the school. He is undecided as to what he will do upon leaving school, but we know he will succeed in his undertakings. The class of '29 bids you, farewell! Athletic Association Cl-2-3-455 Boys' Chorus My Dramatic Q4Dg Football 141. CATHERINE BEATRICE BUCHSPICE CEMENTON She loves but knows not when she loves. Catherine was demure and shy when she enrolled at Whitehall, but not for a very long time, for today she is one of the most active and popular girls of her class. Kitty is a shark at dancing, and enjoys it very much. She is very popular with the opposite sex, but there is no one in particular. She always has a smile for every one. Cares and worries are her arrowed enemies. Catherine is considered a good speaker, as was shown by the fact that she was entered in the Oratorical Contest. Although Kitty has not definitely decided what her life work will be, we may picture her as spending the next few years in an office as some- body's private stenographer, and we wish her success in her undertaking. Farewell Athletic Association Cl-2-3-415 Girls' Chorus Cl-3-455 Dramatics 145, Oratorical Contest Speaker 435. BUTZIEU Page Nineteen