Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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l i THE WHITEHALL .1934 C S C C C xx 1 f X I l I BETSY SCHADEN l-IARTZ FULLERTON l Bright and smiling with fair blue eyes, Short in stature and oh! so wise. Although Coplay may claim Miss Betsy's first eleven years of life, Fullerton and Whitehall High School are her present claimants. Betsy has been a faithful member of the Class of '34g her willingness to aid a fellow student can be justified by her classmates. Betsy has always been an ardent supporter of - ,- Z , ,- ,A ' C9f its our athletic teams, and when one speaks of the Girls' Clee Club and Mixed Chorus she must also be given recognition. Betsy is also known to be a splendid pianist. This young lady expects to extend her educa- tion and is planning to enter college. I-Iere's success, Betsy, and luck too! May your future claimant find you every bit as gra- cious and interesting as we have. Athletic Association U-2-3-4Jg Dramalics MD: Girls' Glee Club C3-42p Mixed Chorus 00. LEON RUTHERFORD l-IECKMAN . FULLERTON Youth is the highest thing that any man can keep. Here we have one of those football heroes who needs an armed body guard in order to protect him from the weaker sex. Leon is also inter- ested in baseball which claims a great deal of his time during the warmer seasons. Because of his physique he is very capable of engaging in these sports. ' Leon is a very good-natured and generous young man, always willing to share with others whatever he has. He seems to possessahumor- ous streak and is always looking for a little fun. However, a more serious nature is often appar- ent, especially when he is preparing his assign- ments. While Leon is undecided about his future, engineering holds some interest for him. But whatever his choice may be, we wish him success and happiness. Athletic Association fl-2-3-455 Class Football QD: Dramatics Q05 German. Club Q3-45: Glee Club Q3-415 Mixed Chorus Q05 Varsity Baseball C455 Varsity Football Q-0. Page Twenty-eight I X X N 43-fcwsaego-,Q-JY ' - -asaeaallb tg. ,,. .. -

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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

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THE WHITEHALL-1934 x s X X 1 f Z-f 1 f , X V f f f f ALBERT L. HELD, JR. FULLERTON MARGARET FRANCES HEIMBACH ALLENTOWN A twinkle in her eyes, a smile on her face, For every one a spark of love within her heart. Marge is a very kind and generous girl. Whenever you desire to exercise your jaws and still refrain from oral expression, seek out Mar- garet and you most certainly will receive the means-Wrigley's Cum. Marge is usually busy with her studies. We can classify her with those ambitious girls who have little time for leisure. Yet you can secure help from her whenever necessary. Do you know of any girl who is brief with her answers but always reaches the point? Well, Marge is one of those girls. Because of residence Margaret did not have enough time to devote to extra-curricular ac- tivities, yet she did her best to help her class whenever possible. We all hope that you, Marge, will find life as generous as you have been to your classmates. Athletic Association U-2-3-415 Business Club 14,5 Dramatics 142. The person with an all-day smile, Makes the blues seem out of style. This young man is a quiet person, not inclined to the creating of disturbances. He has per- sonality and gets along well with all his asso- ciates. You can generally depend on him to keep a promise, and if you are in need of help, he stands ready to assist you. lt might be better if more people were as good- natured as he is. This amiable disposition has gained for him a host of friends. l-le likes the German language to a great extent, which is shown by his excellent work in German class. Sonny is a fair musician, and has played in the High School Orchestra. The trumpet is his favorite instrument. Albert, like a few others, is a bit undecided concerning his profession. Electrical Engineer- ing, which covers vast fields, seems to hold much interest for him. We hope that good fortune will be with him all through life and now, Sonny, Auf Wiedersehen! Athletic Association U-2-3-4,5 Dramatics Q2-455 German Club Q3-4,5 Glee Club Q2-415 Mixed Chorus 141: Orchestra C3-43: Orchestra Club Q3-4J. Page Twenty-nine , I x W g s s f f ff ,