Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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THE-WI-IITEHALL-1934 x Q s -x -s - - - S - w N , aw f 4 1 fA f 1 ig! . U X I all the There is an indefmable something about Laura which is rather attractive. She is well liked by there is something doing. Whenever a joke is to be heard, she is on hand. Laura has been greatly interested in her Com- I LAURA BARBARA GRAEFF 1 FULLERTON I lf you want lo laugh and have some fun. I Call on Laura, she's the one. I Smiles, a big heart, and congeniality have made I Blackie a favorite among the members of her class. It is said that Blackie doesn't like II school particularly, and likes studies less, but she I seldom hurries or worries and life, as it is, fills her ll with contentment. li students and can always be found where gl mercial work, and although she has not decided f just what she will do in the future, her many I friends join in wishing her, Lots of Luck. Athletic Association U-2-3-10: Business Club I Q05 Dramatics MJ, Glee Club UD. I I I MARGARET M. M. GROLLER . EGYPT 1 ,I A vivid personality of two blending shades- Sweet and Lovely. I Presenting-Sweet and Lovely Mars Mel- Roy, of the radio world, or in our world Mar- garet Groller, our class president. I Mars, although never known to be par- ticularly fond of study, has been able to hold her own and after four years of work and play fand more playj she has led her class to the cross road of life. Margaret has the happy faculty for making I friends wherever she goes. Moreover. she fully deserves all the respect and popularity she has K obtained, for she is a talented person. During I her junior year Mars received first girls' prize in the Oratorical Contest. Mars expects to improve her talent by at- l tending a dramatic school. ln bidding you good-bye, Mars, all we can say is, Good Luck! Good Health! We hope to see you on Broadway. Athletic Association fl-2-3-4,5 Cheer Leader Q2-3-41: Class President 1455 Debating C455 Dra- I matics U-2-3-435 Class Financial Secretary CD5 German Club C3-4J: Glee Club Q2-3-4D,' Mixed Chorus GI: Uratorical Contest Prize Speaker 1315 U Press Club 00. A 0 Page Twenty-six I :l ' i C' X S S ' f N N 4-QQ-sic' ' ' ' 'a 9' ,- l K- -

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THE-WHITEHALL-1934 X g g E 5 N - - N -. N S N ' g'fEN'Cv3STQQ Ki-:IDA EDWARD FoNzoNE FULLERTON ERNEST HARVEY FENSTERMAKER EGYPT Variety is the spice of life. No, dear patron. this is not Romeo, whom you are beholding. but Ernest H. Fenstermaker, better known by his fellow students as Funce. Funce honestly believes that gentlemen prefer brunettes, for he is attracted to them quite easily. Another of Funce's fine features is that he played a prominent part in athletics, being a three letter man for at least three years during his high school career. His witty remarks- The Sayings of Me and My Chevy, chewing gum. and a tendency for being late for German class are outstanding characteristics of this young man. Having fully decided to further his knowledge, he has made plans to enter a higher institution. Funce, the Class of '34 extends to you best of wishes for a successful future. Athletic Association U-2-3-41: Class Vice- President UD: Dramatics My Varsity Basketball C3-41: Varsity Baseball CI-2-3-4Jg Varsity Foot- ball U-2-3-41. Never studies, but knows everything. Khida, known as lcky. has always played a prominent part in athletics. Football, his major sport. always kept him quite busy smearing the opponents' plays. That cute mustache which he frequently raises and the dark curly hair which he pos- sesses attract the attention of the opposite sex to such an extent that he is envied by the less for- tunate fellows. just who lcky is rushing we do not know, but he makes some mysterious visits to Catasauqua. ln addition to all his other activities lcky finds sufficient time to devote to his studies and thus he is able to further develop his mental alertness as well as his physical powers. May you continue to smear the plays of all opposi- tion, Khida. Farewell. Athletic Association U-2-3-4Dg Class Basketball U-2-3-455 Class Football Q2-31: Dramatics 11-2- 3-415 Executive Committee U-2-3-4J: German Club C3-4,5 Glee Club C2-3-415 Mixed Chorus U-2-3-455 Treasurer, Executive Committee 141: Varsity Bose- ball U-2-4Jg Varsity Football fl-2-3-4j. Page Twenty-five X I X ,'- l .71 X s S x Bfmx fx ,Q 3 ,- ' ,-

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THE WHI TEH ALL . 1934 s s x g X N s , - , S N 1 f f , f- , , S i T l I STEPHEN JOHN HARAKAL HOKENDAUQUA By his works shall you know him. A l'oeuvre on connail l'ouvrier. Steve has come to us from that great town -Hokendauqua. Steve is a young man of few words, but when he sets some of his gray matter to work, he makes the rest of us sit up and take notice. Stephen has always been persevering in his efforts to carry on his work to the best of his ability-dependability and self-reliance being the outstanding qualities which made him pop- ular among his fellow classmates. While Stephen was never an active member of any athletic team, he was always a good and loyal supporter of the school. Steve does not expect to continue his edu- cation in a higher institution. for he is undecided as to his future. However. we feel that a bright and happy life is awaiting him. Farewell. Aihlelic Associalion fl-2-3-4,5 Class Baskelball Q2-31, Class Foollmll QD: Dramalics UD: French Club Q3-45. RUTH FREDERICK I-IARTMAN FULLERTON Charm that is real: A smile that is life's seal. Here is the dignified little lady of the class who believes in perfection. Ruth, intellectually, always looks upon the broad side of life. She is not the selfish type, but tries so hard to please others. Partiality is unknown to her. This is one of the greatest factors that makes her charm incomparable. She is not always serious-minded, but expresses many a remark true to wit and humor. This young woman qualifies highly in any- thing she undertakes. There are two great hobbies that Ruthie indulges in. She has always been interested in music. From child- hood on she has devoted herself faithfully to the keyboard. Another hobby of Ruthie's is to work in her garden, which contains roses, johnny-jumpupsf' and daisies. To you, Ruthie, we wish a colorful garden of happiness and success. Auf wiedersehenln Alhlelic Associalion U-2-3-43: Debating C415 Dramalics fl-4j: German Clulr Q3--0: Glec Club Q05 llflixcd Chorus 145. Page Twenty-seven I L, , 0 1 ss in 4, , p - E.. - ,. ,. 4 l ' t