Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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DEPARTMENT EDITORS IULIA SCHUBERT DOROTHY BAIR IEAN KERN WILLIAM MACADALI WARREN FRANTZ A a' uertisin g DONALD MATTHEWS IUNE BATEMAN ROYAL IONES EDWIN MINNER FRANCES KRESSLER IosEPH HARAKAL Art IOSEPH KOCHENASH ALFRED TULLOCK CARROL READINGER Humor EARL HARTMAN HELEN IAKUBECEK HELEN KOBINETZ MARION HERMAN LORETTA KNECHT THOMAS BRENDLE ELIZABETH TOMAsIc BRUCE BROOKS Literary Music ELEANOR KLAUGIi ANNA KOCHIS ADAM COGOSSI RUTH LACY ARTHUR ANDREWs MARTIN BEcKs School News HELEN WOLF NILES SCHEIRER MIKE BANKOS MARIORIE LAZARUS ARTHUR HASSLER Photography MARIORIE SMITH IUNE BATEMAN MARIORIE BOWERS Faculty A d aisers H. E. KUHNS H. P. GRAMMES G. D. STECKEL 1939 9 10 .Qedicafion 'ii To Our Parents whose understanding and encouragement have made possible our Day of Commencement, we humbly dedicate this Annual The Whitehall F '1 ... -3 any M- - . V, -, . . ., , ., -, wg-5,14 -1 I ' ' D. N. SEMMEL Vice -Principal CARRIE L. SCHADLER Domestic Science H. E. KUHNS Languages A. F. WAGAMAN Languages MARIE E. GIBBERT Commercial Department H. J. MILLER Sciences G. D. STECKEL English ELIZABETH H. SCHAADT Supervisor of Music Mads JOHN A. WHEELER Social Sciences SAMUEL L. NEVINS ELMA M. HAUPT Health and English lmliu NY'flltlCl1d Social Studies and Health R. A. SIIPPLE Industrial Arts JOSEPH FORNACIARI Physical Education and Mathematics ROBERT STECKEL Physical Education and Sciences HARRY R. NEWHARD Director of Orchestra -4 l9'3q 15 gn, SENIOR GIRLS AS FRESHMEN wi'-.' - A ,Le-.,-.:,. , r - 'cff' ?ai.?k'ak:ri1i5w24faiSi4Fs.aa'i!m.1'g1.fz.,il. :...:1,.::,,.f- .. .,14,.lLA.:r 4 :..., .41 ...5 Z ,VV ' vowel 1 S X 0 5 V f ff WX: E7 W! M N259 J SN 'pjjf f llllw' ' ggi may all M M l939 THE SENIOR CLASS l Senior Glass gfisiory S Freshmen, the Class of ,39 entered Whitehall young and fresh, eager for an education. Now that we have completed our high school days, we feel ready to step out into the world and let our successors take up our good work. Up to the present time our class has been the largest Senior class ever enrolled at Whitehall, and now on the eve of Commencement it is to be the largest that has ever been graduated. We have reached our goal, graduation, and while striving to achieve this splendid accomplishment, we have fared exceptionally well both scholastically and socially. As we are about to take this final step, we find that Whitehall has become very dear to us. In going out upon the highway of life, where we shall meet many obstacles which must be overcome, we shall always remember the teachings of Whitehall. With best wishes for unsurpassed success the Class of ,39 bids you, FareWell ! RUss1aL RUTMAN, Prczfident ..,,, E 9 3 9 4119 1rA,'t11 DOROTHY ELLEN ELIZA BAIR EGYPT Always willing, Always true, That is 'Dottie'- Tlzru and thru. Dottie College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Self-reliantg cheerful: studiousg dependable. Favorite Study: French. Hobbies: Sewing and music. Career: Music Instructrcss. Dottie expects to continue her education in the Field of music. She has given excellent performances in operettas, and we are sure she can continue to do so after she leaves Whitehall. We wish her luck. Athletic flssocialion Cl-2-5--lj: Ediuutiollal Film Club OJ: Footligllts ll-22: Fun arm' Frolic QZJQ Red Cross Club Q2-3-LH: Dramatic: Q2-3--H: Glre Clulv ll-2-5-42: National Honor So- ciety HJ. The Whitehall -l20l' ARTHUR E. ANDREWS CEMENTON Always happy, always gay, Always has something to say. College Preparatory Birthplace: Laurys, Pa. Elementary Education: Laurys Public Schools: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Gayg pleasing personality: courteous. Favorite Study: Languages. Hobbies: Music and photography. Career: Ward Master, U. S. Navy. Arthur expects to join the U. S. Navy after leaving Whitehall and hopes to become a Ward Master. We all wish him Lots of luck! Athletic Association fl-2-32: Footlighls Q2-32: Gym Club C2-SJ: Latin Clulv Cl-23: Dramatics Ll-2-3--U: Gym Exhibi- tion C1-2-3-45: Orchestra 11,2-3-45. ' MICHAEL STANLEY BANKOS STILES Michael is devoting all hi: life To had himself a beautiful wife. Snitz College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: West Coplay Public Schools. , Personal Characteristics: Determined: imaginativeg friendly: cheerful. Favorite Studies: Chemistry and science. Hobbies: Trapping, Fishing, hunting. Career: Aviator. Mike has been air-minded since childhood. Through study, he can tell you many details of a plane. We certainly wish him all the success and happiness in the Held of aviation. Athletic Association ll-2-5-LU: Educational Film Cluh 131: Fun and Frolle 131: Patrol Cluh C2-3-4jg Science Cluh Cl-21: Woodworking Club Qljg Dramatic: UU. EVELYN IRENE BARKLEY CEMENTON Her personality make: quite a hit- The result, no doubt, of her humor and wit. Barkley C om mercial Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Elementary Education: Northampton Public Schoolsg Laurys Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kindg cheerfulg helpful. Favorite Studies: Bookkeeping and shorthand. Hobbies: Bicycling and the movies. Career: Bookkeeping. Evelyn intends to enter business college to further her knowledge in commercial work after leaving Whitehall. The Class of ,39 wishes her the best of luck and happiness in years to come. Athletic Axsoeiation C3-45: Educational Film Cluh Gig Red Cross Cluh Q3-45: Tri'Hi-Y Q3-455 Dramatic: C-U5 Glee Club Q49- 1939 4211-' IUNE ANNA BATEMAN FU1.i.EuroN 'l1mir'x' the prirlc of the rluss, In il flax: lwy herself. CHARLES DAVID BARTHOLCJMEW FULLERTON Small and .filent with wavy hair- Boy: like lzim are very rare. Coon Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: helpful: atten- tive. Favorite Study: German. Hobbies: Swimming and field sports. Career: Stenography. Charles, the Class of l3Q wishes you all the luck and prosperity this world can give you. We know that you will achieve all your ambitions. Atlzletir Arxoriation C1-2-3--U: Fun and Frolic 125: German Clulz QZJQ Gym Club fljg Nature Clulv QZJQ Photography Club CBJ: Dramatic: HJ. Iunie College Preparatory J Birthplace: Allentown, la. Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schools: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: lolly: helpful: sociable. Favorite Studies: French and algebra. Hobbies: Dancing and swimming. Career: Physical Education Instructress. lune hopes to become a physical education instruc- tress after she is graduated from W. H. S. Her edu- cation for this position will probably be gained at the Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. However, wherever she may secure her training, we're all sure that Iunie will be successful. Athletic .-lxxociutiofz fl-2-3--lj: flthletir Council CSD: Educa- tional Film Clulz C332 Footligltts Qlj: Gym Club Cl-Zjg Rm' Crux: Clulw K2-3-49: Tri-Hi-Y C3--U: Dramatic: C-U: Glee Clulv fl-2-3-41: Gym Iixlziliition Cl-2-3--Hg National Honor Society HJ: Clan' Offirer Q-lj. The Whitehall .4 22 t. MARTIN ALBERT BECKS STILES i To his friends he seems shy, Bn! to slrfmgersfl Oh, my! lay lay College Preparatory Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Elementary Education: VVest Coplay Public Schools. Personal Charactertics: Quiet: studious: sincere. Favorite Studies: Chemistry and Latin. Hobby: Music. Career: Orchestra Leader. lay lay has selected a musical career. His real ambition in life is to become an orchestra leader. His interest centers in the sax and clarinet. We feel sure that he is going to succeed. Farewell!', Arhlrtir Association ll-2-3-'-lj: Band Q2-3-ell: EllII!'ilfl0I7tll Film Club GJ: F1111 and Frolic GJ: Science Club Cl-Zjg Dl'dll1!11lit'I Q-U: Orchestra Q2-5--lj. IRENE MAE BERK FULLERTON There is one among' ns- Wlzom to look ui ls fo lore. HBEI'kliC'U General Birthplace: Lynnport, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Carefree: friendly: inde- pendentg emotional. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: lce skating and swimming. Career: Stenography. The Class of ,3Q bids Irene a fond L'Adieu . We know that she will succeed in whatever she under- takes. fllhletiz' Assoviutiolz fl-2-3--lj: l:'dm'ufiom1l Film Club OJ: K : Fun and Frolir 123: Mirllz and Melody QQ: Household Arls Cliff' flll Red Cross Clnlv 131: Dranmiies Q-lj: Glen Club Q-U. , , , . . -. M, ,.......... . - F ll 1 .aff --f.. :':1 f 345 .5 EJ we CARL ALLEN BERSHINA 1 Wiasr CATASAUQUA l Full of amlfiiion and full ol rrsfrrrl, Talented, friendly, and frankly 11'irc'c'l: Many lzis fricndslzip have 1l:'sirf'1l'- .I-Ind many flu' frirnrls 'Calf' lms uc'qirirz'1l. Cub Commercial Birthplace: West Coplay, Pa. Elementary Education: Stiles Public Schools: Cop- lay Public Schools: Hokendauqua Public Schools: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Sociableg quiet: good sport. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobbies: Souvenir collecting, basketball, football. Career: Stock Manager. Cab wishes to further his education along the business field, and has decided to become a stock manager. With his ability and patience, we are posi- tive he will be an asset to the business world. Athletic Association ll-2-3--H: Basclmll QD: Buskerlnlll fl-2-3--lj: Class Officer QZJ: Fun and Froliz' GJ: Gym Club ll-21: Patrol Clulz Cl-2-3--U: Varsity Clulf Q3--lj: Dmnmlics Q1-2-3--lj: Foollvull C2-5--U3 Ulf: Clllll Cl-2-3--U5 Gym Ex- liilrilion Q2-3441. ERNEST EDGAR BERTSCH MICKLEX'S Cheerful, bright, studious, guy, Nriffr missrd Ll single day. Ernie College Preparatory Birthplace: Meyersville, Pa. Elementary Education: Hokendauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Loyal: kindg quiet. Favorite Study: German. Hobbies: Music and stamp collecting. Career: Mechanic. After graduation from Whitehall High, Ernie intends to take a mechanics course. After completing his education, we are sure he will soon find himself in an enviable position. Alhlriic Association Cl-2-3-LU: Fun and Frolic 121: Mirtll und Melody CZJQ Lutin Clnlv 125: Drimmiics HJ. The Whitehall 'l24l' ROSE A. BINDER FULLERTON To lfI1UM' hcl' if Io lore l1t !'.H Binder Commercial Birthplace: Coplay, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Witty: kindg dependable. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Ice skating and dancing. Career: Beauty Culture. Rose wishes to become a beautician, so we extend to her the best wishes for a successful future. To her the Class of '39 wishes the best of luck and happi- ness. Aufwiedersehenl'l Allilcfic .-Ii.forii1I1'ol1 1142-5--lj: Connnrrcial Club CID: House- hold Arn Clnlw Lljg Mirtlz and M4-lady 125: Dranzazirs Q-lj: Gln' Club C2--lj. NELLIE A. BOBERSKY EGYPT In ro11ff'0z'f'm'1't1l nmmrrzrx My perz'ep1ior1's rather fine. I always .rec lvollz pomzr of ricuf- Tlzc one lluztk' wralzg and nzim-.' .,BuU,. General Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Independentg confident: pleasant. Favorite Study: Mathematics. i Hobbies: Ice skating, cooking and sketching. Career: Social Director. We do not know definitely in what Held Nellie's future is planted: but whatever it is, may the crop be large and the harvest successful. Best Wishes from the Class of '39! Ailzleiic Auoriuliuzz fl-2-3--lj: Ezlzzrzllimml Film Club Q2-33: Fun and Frolir 125: Houxfholzl Arif Club fl-29: Melody and Mirzli QZD: Red Croix Club Q3-45: Dramtliicx HJ: Glrc Club C2-3-4j. 3959 4255. MARIORIE ANN BOWER FU1.1.ER'roN With hcl' ltlllghlllg blur eye: And lu-r .flllllljl smile, 'Margie' is .mrrly ' A frienrl ll'Ul'flIM'hllf'.n Margie General 1 Birthplace: Guthsville, Pa. l Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Wittyg jolly: helpful: hum- orous. Favorite Study: Social studies. Hobbies: Collecting novelties and dancing. Career: Beauty Culture. Since Margie's ambition is to become a beauti- cian, we, the Class of '3Q, sincerely hope that she will be successful in her chosen vocation. A flthleiic flxmvlllfioll 11-Z-3--lj: School Paper SMU 12-31: Ari Club 12j: Gcrnmn Clulv 12-31: Irltezrlim' Bililqrllfnlll 12-32: ' Dnmmfin' 12-3--lj: Glen- Club 1251. THOMAS A. BRENDLE ii EGYPT H'hi111'1'r'r uforlq on film 1fUf'.f pile, Hr' :lor '.i' lil zwllh Ihr .funir lrig smile. Tom College Preparatory Birthplace: Green Lane, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: unassuming: in'- telligent. Favorite Study: German. Hobbies: Radiotelephony, ornithology, tennis. Career: Engineering. We all know that Tom's ambition will lead him to success in his chosen field of engineering. His friendly, cheerful attitude toward others will especial- ly help him. Allzlrlir tlI.l'Il!'l1IflUIl 11-2-3--lj: Fun and Frolif 123: Nulnrr i Club 12j: Radio Clnlv 1ZJ: Sflifllfl' Clnlv 123: IJl'tIIHllfIil'5 1-U: lvllllllllllll Hormr Sofivty 1-lj. ri.. Whitehall i S e - 4 215 5. I. BRUCE BROOKS FULLERTON HH: newer qnier, IIFUFI' shy, Hr'.v .rome 'f1ll772!ll'I1gl'l , my, olz, my. Broolqsie College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendlyg ambitious: stu- dious. Favorite Study: Social studies. Hobbies: Printing and swimming. Career: Engineering. Bruce has decided that engineering will be his life's work. We know that he will see it through to the end. The Class of '39 wishes him luck. Bon jour! Atlzlriiz' .'ls.vociu11'on 1l-2-5-LH: Atl1lrIir Club 12-jpg Blind 12-3-45: Burelmll 122: Clalrx Offivcr 12-33: Film Clnlw 133: Plroiogruphy Clnh 12j: Drunmfirr 141: Gym Club 125: Or- fhexrfu 11-2-3--lj: Gym EXIIIYUIYIVUII 129. ISABEL MIRIAM BURGER CEMENTON fl kind, flzouglzfful, rhn'rfnl girl if :hc- Whut a M'OI1Il'!'I'flll frieml' :he is, Indeed. Izzy Commercial Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Elementary Education: Northampton Public Schools: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kind: cheerful: thoughtful. Favorite Study: Bookkeeping. 1 Hobbies: Crocheting and Skating. Career: Telephone Operator. L'lzzy's pleasant disposition and also the fact that she tries to do her best in everything assure the Class of 1939 that she will succeed in most anything she undertakes. Best wishes for successl Athlelic Arxoziutiorz 1l-2-3-all: H0ll56l10l!l Ari: 125: Rm' Cross Club 12-3--lj: Tri-Hi-Y 15--Hg Dranmtic: 1-U. .i as . .., -.. .. .. --..- ' ' '.... '-'55, ll 1.19 ff Ari 34 Ffa.. .4 ig:-.Q . . ,Ii . 'f -NN 5' 4? 5? wZ1: 'G'su:5:1s ,.g5f - Q.f:':' ' fa my :LL- 'a.E.i M R .127 i. ADAM P. COGOSSI CEMENTON Always happy, always guy- When he walks life's weary way. 1unior College Preparatory Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Gay, courteous: indus- trious. Favorite Study: Chemistry. Hobbies: Baseball, football, and basketball. Career: Naval Officer. Adam expects at some time of his life to become a naval officer in the U. S. Navy. He is a very am- bitious young man and deserves the wishes of the Class of 139. Atliletie Association 11-2-3--ij: Baseball Manager 12-5-'Hz i Cheer Leader 11-23: Foollights 12-3-42: Gym Club 12-32: Photography Club 121: Science Club 1lj: Drumatics 12-3-bij: Gym Exhibition 12-33. ETOILE GLORIA COOMBS F Ui.i.ERToN I-luppy, lovable, dependable, and wise, Is our tiny rhum with the laughing eyes: Her smile, her humor all unfold A heart thufs lined with purest gold. E Commercial Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerfulg kind: ambi- tiousg capable. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Swimming, bicycling, and reading. Career: Typist. After leaving Whitehall High School, Etoile in- tends to further her commercial education by enter- ing night school. After completing her additional preparation, we know that she will surely succeed. The Class of '39 bids her, Farewell! Athletic Association 11-2-3--U: Fun and Frolic 121: House- hold Arts Club 12-Sjg Melody and Mirth 135: Nature Club 12-31: Red Cross Council 12-3--lj: Dmmatics 1455 Glee Club 13-49. i The Whitehall -l28lr IOSEPH HARPER COURTNEY CEMENTON He come: from Killilrncy, fill Irishman if there ever was one Harper General Birthplace: Larchmont, New York. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Tall: loyal, hard-working. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobby: Farming. Career: Mechanical Engineering. Upon his departure from Whitehall High, Ioseph intends to become a machinist. Since he has the ability, we all know that he will be one of the best. Athletir' .4.f.voc'iation Cl-2-3--lj: Art Club K2-31: Ezlnmtiomil Film Club Q2-ZJ: Science Club fl-25: Dramatic: HJ. WAYNE C. CRESSMAN FULLERTON He': quiet to those who don't fqnouf him well, But oh! His friendr what they can tell. Gus C om mercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: cheerful, stud- ious. Favorite Study: Social sciences. Hobbies: Basketball, baseball. Career: Accounting. Wayne has not planned anything definite for the future, but We hope that he will be successful in what- ever he undertakes. We, the Class of ,39, wish him, Good luck! Athletic Association fl-2-3--lj: Basketball Cl-Z-3--lj: Educa- tional Film Club C311 Frm and Frolie CZJ: Photography Club 127: Science Club C215 Varsity Club Q3-45: Dramatic: 1-H. 1939 y 429+ EDWARD D. DAUMER CEMENTON Not short, but lull- A friend to all. Eddy Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerful: quiet, friendly, studious. Favorite Study: Social sciences. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, and ice skating. Career: Business Administrator. Eddy was a good student and we, the Class of '39, certainly feel that whatever he undertakes in the future will turn out successfully. The Class of ,39 wishes Eddy, Good luck! Athletic Association fl-2-3-41: Basketball Q1-2-3--U: Educa- tional Film Club 145: Fun and Frolie QD, Varsity Club Q3-4j: Dramatic: HJ. REBECCA BELLE DEAN .EGYPT I live to talk and talk, good friend, In part, I know, for your Though while I do so, in the end Myself it pleases too. Becky College Preparatory Birthplace: East Brook, Pa. Elementary Education: East Brook Public Schools: Union Bridge, Md., Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Reserved, sincere: pleas- ant. Favorite Study: French. Hobbies: Motorcycling, rollerskating, and dancing. Career: Home Economics Instructress. Becky is a very domestic young lady and, accord- ing to all indications, will be a success in her chosen career. Sincere wishes for your success come from the Class of '39. Athlctif Association ll-2-3--lj: Basketball Cl-21: Educatiottal Film Club CSD: Nature Study Club 122: Dramutics C413 Glee Cltth fl-Zig Touchdown CU. The Whitehall 'I 301' 1 ELEANOR IEAN DECH FULLERTON US0l71l'flI7Il'S quiet, .sometimes guy, We ull like hrr riflzcr way. Trixz'e Com mercial Birthplace: Shoenersville, Pa. Elementary Education: Hellertown Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendlyg quiet: kind. Favorite Studies: Bookkeeping and shorthand. Hobbies: Swimming and 'Lthe movies. Career: Secretary. Although Eleanor has been with us only a short time in our Senior year, she has made many friends. The Class of ,39 wishes her success and bids her, Adieu! .-llhletiz' ,-1x.roz'iuti0n HQ: Dmnzuiicr Q-lj. ARL-ENE ELIZABETH DUNKLE FULLERTON A Ilfllfl' fr1'c'r1d docs not exist. Betty General Birthplace: Hyde Park, Pa. Elementary Education: Hyde Park Public Schoolsg Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Considerateg friendlyg will- ing: studious. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobbies: Reading and swimming. Career: Stenography. We are confident that Arlene will succeed in what- ever she undertakes, and we, the Class of '39, wish her all the luck in the world. Aufwiedersehenl Alhleiic A5JOC'1'dll0ll fl-Z-5-43: Edurulionul Film Club GJ: Fun and Frolic C291 Nature Club QD: Red Cross Clulv GJ: D1un1utz'f.'.v Q-Hg Glee Club Q2--lj. . V-, . Y-....-........-.... .. W.- ... ,,.-..-,-, .W E . -wu- FERDINAND Z. EBERHARDT EGYPT Very .fl'l'i0HJ' in all lzix Ill'l'Il.f, Hz' 11c1'z'r fail: lo fulfill his 11ef'1ly. Fe1'dy Com fYIC'l'l'I.Lll Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kind: loyal: trustworthy: studious. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobbies: Skating and swimming. Career: Several Business. Ferdinand, a member of the Commercial group, has taken a great interest in business transactions, and has planned to have a Several Business. The Class of '39 wishes him the greatest of success in his work. Aufwiedersehen! .-ltlllciic Ax,for1'11t1'a11 fl-2-3--H: 1:1111 111111 Fwllk' 123: Wood Worlqing Club 122: D1'un1atir'.v Q-U. WARREN F. FRANTZ EGYPT H'urrf'11 u.fm1lly drives il llrzdcl A Iforrl, IV1ll1 lzupraf of 111411111151 tl !7I'lIlIIi urn' Cord. F1'111ztz College P1'epz11'at01'y Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: North Whitehall Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: willing: cheer- ful: kind. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobby: 4-H Iudging. Career: Aviation. Warren is planning to continue his education in college. No matter which college he enters, we know he will be a great success. In parting we join in wishing him the best of luck. ,fllhlc-liz' ,-Ix:r1r1i1ti1111 ll-2-5--U: EdlIt'l!Il0lIIll lfilm Club 12-SJ: FIIII und l rol1'c Cl-29: LLUIIII Club f2j: Mirllz Llllllv Melody Q1-21: lJ1'111m111'f-,f Q-4 J. Ikefwharfkall 1 .4 32 Q.. EDWARD P. GALGON CEMENTUN H'hr'l1 in lrrmlflz- or III zlaulnf, fill to '11i!i!flil'l,' f1f ll flrlp you om. Ifda'1'e Genera! Birthplace: Cementon. Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerful: energetic: stud! ious: alert. Favorite Study: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Stamp Collecting and athletic activities. Career: Business Administration. liddie's ability and interest in the field of Busi- ness Administration is enough to carry him through eventual hardships. In departing we all hope he will succeed in his future business career. ,lllllfflr .fls5r1r'1i1t1'011 fl-2-3--lj: Bxlilfflfftllf fl-243--lj: Elfllfll- linlml lfilm LYIIIZY C5-HH: Ifllll um! limln' Ill: .llirlh mm' .llflzlrly QD: Sfieflrr Clnli 111: Drtznztmzu' Q-lj. ANTOINETTE PRISCILLA GENOVESE CEMENTON 'ilV!1t I'f If1l'I'f 5 niuriz, Wharf' ll1f'rz .f IIOLYF, Wlirrr ff1l'l'l'l.f Illzlllblillg, ll'f1!'l'l' 1hrrr'rc fvoyx, Thcrz-'s 'Ton1'. Tom Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Witty: gay: energetic: iovialg dependable. Favorite Studies: French and typing. Hobbies: Swimming, bicycling, dancing. Career: Poetess. After A'T0ni Finishes promenading our halls, she wishes to become a poetess: but no matter what she does, we predict a great future for her. She greets the unknown with a cheer. zflhlfflc'rlA'J'0l'f1IIf0II 1142-3-47: Cf1r'z'l'l1ulrl'cr C5-'Hz CUNII?II'l'- rm! Clnfr HJ: Hozrwfiulzl ,-lm' fl-27: .llirlh mm' .lflrlozfy 127: lJrt1n1:ztif'f Q-lj: Gln' Clnfr Q-lj. ' 1- 1-g g ,r ,- .. '- .-ft.-.Q ,A 5 K-1 'ig f i,e.'::w 1, 3 '-'-3 ' g . A . . 2 .,, .me N4 sas 1- 1 1 PEARL IRENE GOGEL CELIENTON Il ul first you zlon'l sm'c:'r.'d, lry, fry uguinf' Pearl1ie General Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendlyg willing: studi- ousg cheerful. Favorite Studies: German and the social sciences. Hobbies: Needlework and reading. Career: Accountant. Pearl would like to be some one's accountant after she leaves high school. However, whatever she at- tempts, we know she will carry out with all her might. May you have the best of luck, Pearl! Auf- wiedersehenlu Athlelir' f1.v.foz'il1tior1 QI-2-3--lj: Ezlnmlionul I lilHI Clnlr lil: Fun um! Frollc QZJ: Red Cross Club Q2-5--U: Drunmrivx Q-lj. FRANK IOHN GROLLER STILES Alufay.v happy, ulwuys guy: Know: his srfldieur every day. Frankie General Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Elementary Education: West Coplay Public Schoolsg St. lohn's Parochial School, Stiles. Personal Characteristics: Studious: helpfulg ambi- tious: courteous. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobby: Photography. Career: News Reporter. Frank at present has his interest centered in photo- graphy. Since his object in life is to become a news- paper reporter this hobby should prove invaluable. i We wish him success. Aufwiedersehenl Alhlrlic' Association Cl-2-3--U: Edzzauliomzl Film Club UD: Fun and Frolir 121: Sl'::t IIl't' Club fl-21: Dfllfllllllillf HJ. The Whitehall 1434? EMMA MAE HABERERN CEMENTON Smiles that are worth millions Witlz dimples to spare, Thr sweetest of friends Srldom found unyufhz'rr. Em ma Com mercial Birthplace: Mickleys, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kind: active: friendly. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobbies: Basketball, sewing, and dancing. Career: Designing. Because our Emma is quiet, hard-working, and considerate of others, the Class of '39 knows that she will strive to achieve success in the career she has chosen. .flthlrtic .-lssoczllrion fl-2-3'-lj: 1:1171 and Ifrolic QZJ: Houst- hold Arts Club Cl-233 Dramatic: 143. l HILDA S. HABERERN EGYPT Very serious in ull her deeds, Always ll smile for thosr she meets. Hilda Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kindg studious: depend- able. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and German. Hobbies: Music and dancing. Career: Private Secretary. Hilda, an ambitious and earnest student in all she undertakes, intends to further her education in busi- ness college and some day be a private secretary. Be- cause she would also like to study music, We, the Senior Class, wish her success in whatever she at- tempts. Aufwiedersehen! Athletiz' Association fl-2-3-42: Cizfif Clulr CZJ: Educational Film Clnlr CSD: German Clnlr QZJ: Drumatics Hi: Glfe Clulv Q2-55. 9 i35l-' Beauer loseph. EARL DOUGLAS I-IARTMAN FULLERTON His wiiry l'f'7'IItII'lf.f, hi: word of cheer- Were always wclconic when 'Pr-fe' wax near. Pete Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Popular: witty: cheerful: likable. Favorite Study: Social sciences. Hobbies: Stamp collecting: ice skating. Career: Commercial Artist. After graduation, Pete intends to enter the field of Commercial art. While in school he was quite an artist, and we are certain he will succeed. We regret to say so-long to a good friend and wish him all the success attainable in his chosen profession. flllzlelic flsxuriution Cl-2-3-49: Clus: Officer CI9: E1llll'ilIl0I1tIl Film Club 139: Fun and Frolic 129: Phofogruphy Club 129: Scinzcz' Club 159: Varsity Clnlf C491 Football Manager 149: Dmn1ut1'r'.f C-l9. The Whitehall 4365. IOSEPH HARAKAL HOKENDAUQUA lt tulqe: elc'uerne.f: Io he really . humorous and :till be good-naturczl. General Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: Hokendauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Capable: studiousg clever: determined. Favorite Studies: Social sciences. Hobbies: Reading and swimming. Career: Business Administration. With some of his good hard work, Aloe will soon become well known as a business administrator. The Class of ,3Q wishes you much success and happiness, Athletic f15.fUl'ldfI-011 tl-Z-3-49: Buxlqetlmll llflllllllgfl' 12-3-49: Fun and Frolic 1295 Gym Club Q99 Dramatic: Q1-2-3-493 Glrc Club Q1-2-3-49. ARTHUR ERNEST HASSLER EGYPT 'Ullufilyx huppyg always' guy: Whether :mir or far away. ,41't General Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerful: jolly: studiousg energetic. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Stamp Collecting and Table Tennis. Career: Business Manager. Art has that most fortunate and enviable ability of throwing cares aside and looking at the bright side of life. Since he has developed a preference for business courses, he very likely will be a successful businessman. .flflzlz-tif ,-l.f.voz'1'i111'nn l-lj: Ezlmutiofzul Film Clnlv Q3-41: Fun mul lfrolif' lljz Mlrth and Melody 121: l'V00!l!l'Uflfl7lg Clnlw ll-29: I,l'zlI7IlI1fl',f Q-lj. RUTH ELIZABETH HEFFELFINGER HOKENDAUQUA 1x'noufn by ull her fricrzdr ll! 'Helly'- Lozfed lvy ull I7t'l'llll.fF shr'.v guy, snappy :md prppyf' HeUy Commercial Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Pleasant: studious: helpful. Favorite Studies: Social sciences and shorthand. Hobbies: Reading and skating. Career: Stenography. Ruth always has a pleasant disposition, is eager to help other fellows,'l has a wide diversity of interests, is socially inclined, and with her ability to adapt her- self should succeed in whatever she attempts. The Class of '39 bids Ruth, Farewelll .flfhlrlic A.fsm'if1l1'on li-LU: Dclmiing Clnlf l2J: S!'tl'I'Ilg Clnlv l2J: Dl'dN1LIllc'5 l-lj. , 413' - ,,A.. ,-5,-, ', l e 3- ew .4 37 in .flolpi ti. M. - IOSEPH HRICINAK CEMENTUN loc' IS wry fund af :ports- .AI11 utlzlftz' who II!'l'!'l' .morI.v. MARION ELEANOR HERMAN F ULLERTON II she will, :hr will, wiilmul u rlonlfl, If flu' ufrnfl, :hr w0n'I, jus! t'0lllII il out. Marion General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Loyal: understanding: at- tracnve. Favorite Study: Social studies. Hobbies: Swimming and dancing. Career: Beauty Culture. Although her future as a beautician is not definite, we feel confident that no matter what Marion under- takes-should it be beauty culture or chicken-farming -she will succeed. And so that she may not forget her love of German, the Class of ,39 bids Marion, Aufwiedersehenl Afhlrtic Axnzrialion Cl-2-3-413 fltllletiv COHI1l'll fl-SJ: Edn- nliiomll Film Clulr UQ: Foollightx Q1-Zjg Mirth and Melody 122: IJHIHIAIII-l'5 Q-lj: Glec Clnh Q2-5--lj. General Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Tall: gay: cheerful. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobby: Baseball. Career: Stenography. Since loc will not enter any higher institution of learning, he is undecided about his future. In what- ever he attempts, we know he will succeed. flthlclir fl.filI1'l'1lIl-1111 fl-2-5--H: Buff-lmll Q3-NH: Bizxlqrrlnlll fl-2-jj: fltlllctir Club Q1-27: Ellllllllliblllll Iiilm Clnlf Q2-SJ: liriumltirx Q-lj: Ifoollnlll Q3--lj. The Wlmiteliall .I S8 i. MARGARET ROBERTA IACOBY FULLERTON l'i1l1mlvlr Ihillga' romr in xnmll p11r.Qt1gm'. Peggy College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Petite: likable: energetic. Favorite Studies: Chemistry and German. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bicycling. Career: Surgeon. Although Peggy has been with us only in our Senior year, she has been made a friend by all her classmates. Peggy's desire is to become a surgeon. Her goal is success and she means to obtain it. The Senior Class wishes her luck and happiness. Fare- welll flllzlrrif' ,'iX.fU!'liLlfl-U11 12-5--lj: Ccrnum Clzzlz 135: National Honor Sorizfty 15--H: Y. W. C. .-1. 42-39: D1'unn1tl'f'x C-lj. HELEN ELIZABETH IAKUBECEK EGYPT A pair of blue eyes, .fl flaxlzy rmilf, To he ucquainterz' ufilh Helen I: well uforfh your while. Ialqy Commercial Birthplace: Ormrod, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: humorous: tem- peramental. Favorite Studies: Typing and shorthand. Hobbies: Dancing and swimming. Career: Saleslady. Helen has won her friends through her fine sense of humor. However, when she wants to be serious, she can be very serious. We are sure Helen will meet success in her future life. We wish her loads of success. Farewelll,' Athletic' fluociiziion fl-2-3--lj: Ezlzimtlonal Film Cl1rl1 11-2- 3-lj: 1:1117 und Frolir QZJ: Melody and Mirzlz 125: Nature Clnlw CU: Drrmiaticx fl-2-3-41: Foollmll Committrz' HJ: Gln: Club fl-2-3--lj Gym Fxlzilziiion HD. .4 39 i. .59 HELEN MAGDALENE IOI-INSON FULLERTON A helping hand and u word of cheer Come from this girl throughout the year, Sometime: a laugh, sometime: a jest, Helen'.f friendship is of the best. Helen Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: St. Lawrence Parochial School, Catasauqua. Personal Characteristics: Studiousg cheerful: trust- worthy: kind. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Dancing, piano playing, and swimming. Career: Secretary. With her commercial knowledge, ability, and earnestness, we guarantee her success in her future career. With this bright future in store for her the Class of '39 bids her, Adieul Athlettr Axsociotion fl-2-3--lj: Frm and Frolir C311 Hume- hold Art: Club QI-22: Mir-th and Melody C293 Nature Club 12 -52: Drun1t1li1'r Q-lb. ROYAL WILSON IONES ' -V f FULLERTON He'.v not so tall, But he's futher smull. He nzi::e.v nothing, Nothing ut ull. lim General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools: Delta Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Likableg self-dependent: popular. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobbies: Musicg stamp collecting: electricity. Career: Mechanical Engineering. At present lim is interested in mechanical engi- neering. To him, the Class of ,39 wishes happiness and success in his future work. Au Revoirl Athletic A.r,foviution Cl-2-3-:Hg Educational Film Cluh Q3-41g Fun and l'il'UIil' QZJ: Woorlworlqing Clnh 121: Dramalirx Q-lj. The Whiteliall :l40l I 'I I ATWOOD ROYCE KEMMERER EGYPT A boy who mlfe: life ur it comes- Nefcr uny ufnrric.v,' rrezfrr any rarer. AlQlqie Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Quiet: friendly: cheerful. Favorite Study: Bookkeeping. Hobbies: Swimmng, skating, basketball. Career: Bookkeeping. The Class of ,39 wishes you the best of luck after you enter the business world. So let's see you carry it through, Atwood. Athletic .4.v:ociation 11-2-3-45: Frm and Frolir 129: Mirfh and Mrlody 123: Drunmticr 143. IEAN FRANCES KERN EGYPT Not lzrcazfsc you'rr prrffy, Dainty nor d!'77lll!'l',' Bu! lrnazrrc yolfrr suinlly, And your lzfarl ix pure. lean Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Studious: sociable: pleas- ant: quiet. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and German. Hobbies: Music and reading. Career: Stenography. With her pleasant manner and her studious nature we are sure lean will be a success in the held of stenography. lean, your classmates, as well as White- hall, wish you the best of luck and bid you, Auf- vviedersehen l Allzlctic Associzztiml 11-2-3-41: Eduuliiomll Film Club 131: Fun and Frolic 12j: Household' Arr: Club 122: Dnm1utir'r 142: Gln' Clnlv 121. A1930 ww MARGARET I. KISS EGYPT Some great profembn is the goal 'Marge' has :et with heart and foul: But then if Cupid draw: his dart, He might romnmr her will and heart. Marge General Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: jovial: winning personal- ity: studiousg amiable. Favorite Study: Typing. Hobbies: Singing, tennis, dancing. Career: Beautician. After being graduated, Marge plans to enter the held of beauty culture. Iudging from her attractive- ness and her unique ability, we are most certain that she will be a great success. Athlrtir Association ll--lj: Erlurational Film Cluh 151: 1:1111 -- and Fmlft- 123: Gernian Club 123: Home Evonorttivr Cluh QD: Lllllill Clnlw QQ: lJl'lll71lI1l't'.f fell: National Honor Sorlety HJ. ELEANOR RUTH KLAUGH ALLENTOWN fl afillmg hand, ,-1 willing heart, Eleanor is always ready to do her part. Elean0r General Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schools: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Studiousg generous: will- ing. Favorite Studies: German and the social sciences. Hobby: Reading. Career: Stenography. The Senior Class wishes Eleanor luck as a stenogra- pher. We all know that she will be a success in this work. Aufwiedersehen! ,rllhletiv flefoviutioll ll-2-5--lj: Eduvulional Film Clulv lil: llllll and lfraltl' CZJ: Red Cross Clulr Q2-3--lj: lJranmll4'.v l-H. The Whitehall Q-12 it LORETTA CATHERINE KNECHT F ULLERTON Salted with temper, peppered with wit, Wherezfer tl1ere'.v frm, xhek in on it. Lgfn'e General Birthplace: Copella, Pa. Elementary Education: Moore Township Public Schoolsg Allentown Public Schoolsg Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Loyalg determinedg care- free. Favorite Studies: Algebra and bookkeeping. Hobbies: Ice skating, swimming, and dancing. Career: Nursing. It's a short, short trail that winds to the Allentown Hospital where we shall find Leftie taking the Florence Nightingale oath in fall to establish herself in the nursing profession. Athletic A.f.rac'iation fl-2-3-45: Educational Film Clnlw OJ: Footlight: fl-Zjg German Club f2jg Dramatic: Hjg Glee Club Q2-3-47g Iunior Oraloriml Context C333 National Honor Society may 11K0byu HELEN KOBINETZ EGYPT She likes UIIISIIC And she lanes Inn, Bn! her work, too, Is always wr-ll donef Com mercial Birthplace: Nesquehoning, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schoolsg Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendlyg wittyg mischiev- ousg loquacious. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Composingg playing the accordion. Career: Professional Singer. Koby', has a splendid personality and an admir- able determination which will surely help her scale the walls of success easily. Your classmates extend heartfelt wishes, Koby, for a long and successful career as a singer. Aufwiedersehen! Athletic As.fociu11'on ll-2-5-42: Educational Film C311 Fun and Fralir fljg Gym Club C2-5--Hg Dranzaticx fl-2-3-eijg Mel- ody and Mirth fljg Football Committee f4jg Glec Club Uljg Gym Exhilwition C2--lj: Oramriral Speaker 1939 443p IOSEPI-1 E. KOCHENASH EGYPT Activity is llzr' only rand In knowledge. Kochy General Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Unassumingg ambitiousg friendlyg intelligent. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobbies: Athletic activities and music. Career: Journalism. Even though Ioseph is not quite certain about his future career, we feel that he will enter the big field of Iournalism. However, he is also determined to achieve some heights with his athletic ability. Athletic Association Cl-2-3-Mil: Baseball 12-5-45: Bizslqctball fl-2-5--lj: Fun and Frolic CZJ: Vurrily Club QZJ: Drumuticzf W Q-H: Footlmll C2-3-41. ANNA IRENE KOCHIS i CELIENTCFN Her lmirt is in lu-r work Azul hw' work promise: .fm'z'c.v.v. Ann College Preparatory Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Studious: generous: will- ingg quietg self-dependent. Favorite Studies: French and Latin. Hobbies: Dress sketching and reading. Career: Dress designing. Ann expects to be a dress designer after she fin- ishes high school. We all know she will be a suc- cess as she goes through life. The Class of ,39 wish- es her the best. Athletic Afroriulion Cl-2-3-'Hz Ltliin Club KZJQ Public Speak- ing Club ql-29: .Science Club fly: Drunuzticr Q-13: Naliomzl Honor Society Q3-4j. The Whitehall 4 11.1 it CHRISTINE ESTHER KOHLER EGYPT Sf1r is llflifllff shy nor bold, Bn! .vinz ply self-poxrrxrrd. HChl'l..Yll-CH C om merciu! Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Tublic Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerful: kind, helpful. Favorite Studies: Bookkeeping and typing. Hobbies: Dancing and reading. Career: Secretary. Christine is undecided at present whether or not she is going to further her educationg but no matter what she does, the Class of '39 wishes her the best of success. .llf1l1'!n' .l5. 1'r:f 'iulioll KIYZ-5--ll: lfzlmulirzmll Film Cliff? C531 I'-llll una' 1'il'Ullil' Qi: lx'r'1I' Cross Club Q5--lj: Dlululaliivx Q-ll: Glcc Clulv HJ. sincere. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Success, Frances. hold Ari: Cl-21: Drumutirs HJ. I-I-IIIHHHWHHIIEIIIHIIIIIII FRANCES FLORENCE KRESSLER CEMENToN Of all Ihr' frielzdx you may luwz' mel, Herf x one I know you mln? forgrff' Fran Commercial! Birthplace: Upper Macungie Township, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kind: active: generous: Hobbies: Swimming, reading, and dancing. Career: Telephone Operator. Fran hopes to become a telephone operator. With her friendliness and good spirits, we know she will be excellent. The Class of '39 bids you, Farewell and flllllclic' f1.v.vor'i111ion fl-2-5--H: Fun and lirolir KZJ: House- IQRQ .-V , . . sq IQEMHHI-llll ws RUTH C. LACY IXLLENTUWN ll'ifl1 il 1ll'.vpn.f1Iirn1 rhilt',c IM'l'l'f and ,i-onurf, 'Tzlliliyk' Ihr' girl lu fI1ll'l' ul'u11u11'. Tubby General Birthplace: Chester County, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerful: witty: trust- worthy: generous: ambitious. Favorite Studies: English and social studies. Hobbies: Dancing and bicycling. Career: Stenography. Tubby's ambition is to become some one's ste- nographer. We feel sure that she will be a success because of her ability and pleasing personality. May success and happiness be yours through life! ,lllzlvffr .-I ,i', i'r1 4 'limlfliilll 12-3'-lj: Iffmiljghlx 123: Gym Clulv 123: Rm' Cross Clzrlv Q2-5-47: Tr13Hi-Y 15-42: Driumitics tl-2-5--lj: Gln' Club Q2-3--lj: Gym EXIIIVPJIIIIIOII Cl-2-3--lj. HELEN ANN LAVENDOSKY VVigs'r CATASAUQLTA I .fn 'rn dlifffflililliflll , ,-I mfzuy wily, li'1'II slay will: hw' 'I'lirongl1r111f mcfi day. Slqippvr Genera! liirthplaeez Laurys, Pa. Elementary Education: East Bangor Public Schools: Flicksville Public Schools: Richmond Public Schools: VVest Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: inquisitive: hap- py-go-lucky: studious: reliable. Favorite Studies: Typing and bookkeeping. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, and reading. as ,Y Career: Stenography. hs, Helen's chief ambition is to become somebody's Q' stenog. Knowing her as we do, we feel sure that like all good Skippers she will bring her ship safe- ly to the port of happiness and success. .llhlcllir .-I. i'.i' flfllllfliflfl tl-2-.5--lj: f.'ll'fl' Clulf 127: 1:'1lln'r1f1'0mll Film Clnlv til: 1'iIllI mul Ifmln' 127: Ran' Cmfy Clnlf KZV3-41: 'l'r1'-Ili-Y 1.5--ll: llmnzilrnx fl-47: Gln' Cluff Q-lj. The Wlmitehall 116 MARIORIE I. LAZARUS EGYPT If ambition and talent will pay the way, Wt-'re :ure 'Margie' will reach her goal some day. Margie College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Studiousg ambitious, trust- worthy. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobbies: Attending Dog Shows and Horse Races. Career: Medical Technician. We are sure Margie,' will succeed as a medical technician because of her great ambitions and talents. Her work with us has shown that she always finishes what she starts, so when she enters Penn State we shall all be wishing her the best of luck and success. fllblrriz' Assofzlrliorz Cl-2-5-43: Claxx Oficrr CID: Ed11i'ul1'om1l Film Club GJ: Foozlfghtx LU: Latin Club fl-25: Press Club N 122: Public Speaking Club 1225 Tri-Hi-Y C3-423 Dramaticr C-ljg X Glen' Club QZJQ National Honor Society Q3-42: Orchestra QQ. ROBERT CHARLES LEH EGYPT 'Bob' Lrh is one we should all know, For be is able, willing and ready to go. Bob Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Iollyg politeg willing. Favorite Study: German. Hobbies: Skating and swimming. Career: Stenography. We, the Class of '39, wish you good luck, success, and good cheer in the future, Robert. Atbletir Axfociazion C1-2-5-413 Band C3-42: Fun and Frolic QZJQ German Club C325 Drarnatic: HJ, Orclzrstra Q5--lj. 1939 i 'l47l' FRANK MARITCH STi1.Es l 1'u11k, u l'!ll'!'l',Ill, smiling rlzum ,-Iluwyx l't'lIIlH'l'll into fun. Dulqc ' C0mmc'rc'1'al Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools: West Coplay Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Generous: cheerful: am- bitious. Favorite Study: Commercial Law. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, and singing. Career: Business Enterpriser. Upon entering Whitehall High School, came well-acquainted with his classmates. to be a business enterpriser, and we, the wish him a happy and successful future. .-Ilhlefir' .'lS.fIll'llllIiUII fl-2-3--lj: limi and lfrolif' Ll'Ul'klilIg Clnlf 129: lizullilirriu' HJ. The xvhitchall .4 -is it WILLIAM FOSTER MACADAM HoKENnAtvQUA Ulfiflll, Vnli, Viri- Hz' tunic, lzr .mug lu' mnq1rc'l':'1l. Bill College Preparatory Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: Hokendauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Pleasant: original: depen- dable. Favorite Studies: Chemistry and mathematics. Hobby: Scouting. Career: Medicine. William's frequent visits to Fullerton betray him as a 'Ksmoothyf' But let's not judge too harshly, for to do great things one must have an inspiration. We are sure that there is a great future ahead for Bill, flfhlelir .,ls.fm'ir1l1'o11 ll-2-5--lj: Fllll izurl l rolir ll-21: illllfffl and Melody QU: Drarmzticf C-U: Glre Club HJ: Fooilmll Q3--lj: Gym E.X'hll7liIl'O71 Q2-3--U: Omtoricul Contest UQ. K'Dul-te be- He expects class of ,3Q, fl-212 Woml- FRIEDA MARX STILES Will: 11 ll'0l1l1l'l'f!ll pr1'.raz1ul1'iy, Ifrirflrl nmlqcx Lifr ll rcaliiyf' Moxy General Birthplace: Coplay, Pa. Elementary Education: St. Iohn's Parochial School, Stiles. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: happy-go-lucky: kind: studious: trustworthy. Favorite Study: Stenography. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, tennis. Career: Stenography. After Moxy leaves Whitehall High School, she intends to further her education by going to business college. She has been a good student in shorthand, and we know she will make a satisfactory stenog for her employer. We wish her a prosperous future. Athlrzif- Axsormtlofz 11-MH: Educational Film Clula 133: Fun and Frolic 123: Grrnmn Clulv 125: Hmm' Emnomiczr Club 122: Latin Clulv 129: lJl'tI77llIfli!'A' 145. I DCJNALD G. MATTHEWS FULLERTQN A jolly fellow tn have lIl'0IH1!l,' Where ll1f'I'f'i.Y jun, l1e'.r to lve found. Don College Preparatory Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Honest: sincere: cheerful. Favorite Study: Social studies. Hobby: Ice Skating. Career: Engineering. During Don,s stay at Whitehall he has made many friends due to his happy-go-lucky and jovial mood. We all wish him, Lot's of luck, and know he will make a place for himself in the world. Athletic flxsociatiolz 11-2-3--Us Buxelnzll 127: ,-lihleiit' Clulf 12-32: Educuliomzl Film Club 152: Dranmriczr 1-H: Oruloliml Comes! 133: Clu.r.r Officer 11--lj. 939 449+ GEORGE ARTHUR McQUILLEN Wiasr C,x'rAsAnQcA Hc'rc x tl ltul wl1o'.r f'u1'z'll'c'c tum' guy: .I f'h!'l'l'lV young frllnu' from day lo filly, Tunis Gc'71c'l'uf Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerful: eager: carefree. Favorite Study: Bookkeeping. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, and model airplane building. Career: Bookkeeping. We, the Class of jo, are pulling for you, George. May you be a success in your chosen career! .-llhlclir .-l.v.vm'z1llim1 tl-2-5--lj: Pillfof Clnlf ill-5'-lj: Driz- nmtlifu' H J. MARGUERITE GRACE MEITZLER F t'LLERToN Sheff nu! llzr kim! ro Hllifl' Ll riot, Ifm' .flu-It rf-ry .ffllllIiUII.f um! ulxn qniz'l. 'IMdl'gdl'C'f,' College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools: Allentown Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Studiousg pleasant: help- ful: quiet: friendly. Favorite Studies: Languages and mathematics. Hobby: Sewing. Career: Teaching. Although Margaret has been with us only two years, she has become very well liked. Her winning personality has gained for her many friends. After completing her high school education, Marguerite plans to enter Kutztown State Teachers' College in preparation for the teaching profession. Knowing her excellent ability, we feel certain she will attain her goal. .-lllzlrm' .l.vymml1'o11 Q5-47: Svwirig Clnlv QIJ: Yarn Club QU: lJri1nmm,c fl--lj. The Whitehall .4 so 5. CARRIE ALICE MERKEL F ULLERTON Her eye: of blur' una' :milf so rrzic, Bring huppizlcss the whole iluy Ihrolighf' Merkel Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Active: kindg popular. Favorite Studies: Typing and bookkeeping. Hobbies: Swimming and dancing. Career: Telephone Operator. With Carrie's ability to work and her pleasing per- sonality, we, the Class of '39, know she will succeed in her chosen work. flthlrfir Asxoawlion Cl,2-3--IJ: Buxlqfzlmll KID: Fun and Frvlir 122: Dninmtizpf fl--lj: Gln' Clnlv 421: Gym Exhilrifion Q2-33. ..Ebby,, l i EDWIN JOHN MINNER EGYPT 'Elfl1y' is not lull, Neilhrr is he small And, oh boy: Tlzufr not ull. College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Polite: trustworthy: de- terminedg ambitious. Favorite Studies: Mathematics and chemistry. Hobbies: Scouting and chemistry. Career: Chemical Engineering. Ebby', is a rather optimistic personage from the town of Egypt. After Ebby is graduated in '39, he is going to prepare to enter the field of chemistry. We all know that Edwin will make good, because he completes everything he begins. Athlrlic Asrociiilion Cl-2-3--lj: Pholography Club 123: N IV0UfI1tll0l'rlQi7lg Club Cl-Zh: Dramutic.v Q-U: Glu' Club Q-Hg Orclzesmi Q1-255 Radio Club QZJ. wi 1939 WILLIAM A. PESARCIK CJENIENTON 'lV1'll1r,' quid und lu-iglzr, C1111 flu his u'o1'lq, 111111 do if 1'1'gl11. Willie Com merriul Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Thoughtful: ambitious: friendly. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobbies: Swimming: reading: skating. Career: Interior Decorating. William, We know you have the ability to go ahead and do things: and, therefore, we all wish you suc- cess and a happy future. Farewell! fltlllvth' Ax,vm'1t111'or1 Cl-2-3--lj: F1111 and Frolic fl-Zj: Gym Clnlv 123: Dr11n111tit'r UQ. ELEANOR IRENE PETERS EGYPT Hyifll' flush of luv' .m11'lr 111111 flir glflllll uf lzcr l1111'1', .Hukcfr you lflllllg' of x1111sl11'm' !'l'l'l'j'M'lll'l'l'.H T1nlqe1 ' Commc'rc'1'al Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Rascality: cheerful. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Dancing and ice skating. Career: Stenography. A serious girl in all commercial work, Tinker intends to Find a place for herself in the business world some day, to which intention the Class ot '39 wishes you success, Eleanor! ,-lllzlrlir' .'l.f.f!llfLlIlIIII QI-2-5--U: li1l11m1iu1111l Film fllllll 157: Ifonllighlx ll-ZJ: ffUlISl'hUlll .Alrlx Clzrlv 421: lJr1111111f1'1:x HJ: Glu' Clnlf C2-39. i The W,l1itehall 452:11 CARROL LOUISE READINCER 1 FIJLLERTON X l.ifr'5 ll jeff, mul' ull flung: show il: ' I Ihouglzl .vo omr, und now I know il. jeep General Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Carefree: cheerful: gen- ial: optimistic. Favorite Study: Chemistry. Hobbies: Swimming and tennis. Career: Air Stewardess. Ieep is one of the jolly disturbers of peace, but without her classes would have been very monoto- nous. Carrol's ambition is to enter a nurses' college and become an air stewardess. Happy landing! flihlfui' A.v.voru111'o11 1l-2-5--U: Chcerlmder 11-2-3-41: Edu- l'lIIf0r'IlIl Film Club 131: Footlighfs' 123: Gym Club 1lj: Rm' Croix Clulv 12-3--lj: Tl'I'-HI'-Y 13--U: Dfllfllllfillf 11--lj: Glen Club 12-3--lj: Gym Exhilriuozz 15-H. ELIZABETH S. RENNER EGYPT .I girl fluff ix sweet, .-I fI'lil'I1If that ix fruv, Uxunlly luzppy, xrldom Nur. Betsey Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Pleasant: jolly: attractive: studious. Favorite Study: Social studies. Hobbies: Music and reading. Career: Secretarial Work. Elizabeth has chosen the career most suitable to her ability and pleasing personality. During her years in high school she already made a successful be- ginning in her future Held. The Class of ,3Q extends its heartiest wishes for success and happiness. Allzlctu' fIs.vof'l'ulio11 1l-2-3--H: fllfzlz-tu' Coruicil 133: Edu- l !'tlIIi0l7Kll Film Clulw 132: Iioolllghts 11-Zj: l'uhlu- Sfreuking Club 12j: llnlfmzlirzf 1-lj: Gln' Clull 11-2-SJ. J re iv., .1 .15 , fl' J -J' DOROTHY MAE RITTER FULLERTON l'rrt1y enough, ufitly enough, Pcppy rnougli, jus! z'nongl1. Dot General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Carefree: cheerful: friend- ly: optimistic: talkative. Favorite Studies: Social studies and chemistry. Hobbies: Dancing and swimming. Career: Nursing. Dot is now prepared to enter the School of Ex- perience to realize her ambitions. We feel sure she will be successful in her chosen career and wish her success and much happiness. fillilrtic' .f1x.roc'iuIi0l1 fl-2-3--lj: Gym Clnlv 127: Red Croix Clrrll 12-3--lj: Tri-Hi-Y C3--lj: lJI'tll71tIfl.l'.f fl-2-3--ll: Glen Clrrlr Q2-3-ell: Gym EXhlil7lfll0ll Ql-2-3-ell: Uratoricul Prize' Spmlkrr GJ. HELEN NANCY RODGERS Wiasr CA'rAsAuoUA Thu prrily film-'-ryrrl Irish lu.-if Could nor lu' left our of our SFIIIUI' Clu.f.r. Irish College P1'c'puratory Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Publi: Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: carefree: jovial: attractive: popular. Favorite Studies: Chemistry and French. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, dancing. Career: Nursing. Helen's chief desire is to become a nurse. Through her excellent interest in the profession of nursing, we feel sure she will be successful in attaining her goal. In parting, we, the Class of '39, join in wishing her all the success and happiness in the world. .fllhlrlir .-i.v.rou'ut1on fl-2-5--lj: CI'l'l'l' Clulf 421: Edm-uzlonal Film Clzrlv HJ: lfoolliglits fl-ZJ: Frm and FVOIIVK' 127: Tri-Hi- Y C3-42: 1Jr'an111I1'rx Q-U: Gln Club L-U. The Whitehall 54 In RUSSEL C. RUTMAN EGYPT Thi: lwy'.v siuturc' and his rzlger look Arr' an lllliifxlfllllll of 11 lzizlrlrn Ireu.f11n'. Rock General Birthplace: Siegersville, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Athletic: sincere: cheerful. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobbies: Ice skating, scout work, and baseball. Career: Coaching. The Class of '39 wishes Rock, our class presi- dent, success and happiness in his chosen field in which we know he will make rapid advancement. Athletic fl.t',f0L'l'LlII'071 fl-2-3--lj: Alhlriiz' Coumvl fl-2-3-4J: Buxlqrflmll 13--lj: Buxelmll Q2-3-47: Class Offical' 13-43: F001- lnlll 12-47: Drunmtlrs HJ: Glrr Clulf C2-5--lj: Varsily Club QD: lVUO!lH'0l'fQl'Ilg Clulv Cl-27. ELDA LOUISE SCHEIRER FULLERTON Ltmglzler shell not lmnirh And her' cures will izlwuyx zfani.rh. ShilQf General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Ambitious: cheerfulg kind: loyal. Favorite Studies: Social science and typing. Hobbies: Swimming, reading, tennis. Career: Telephone Operator. This small lassie is always cheerful and brings much joy into the lives of her many friends and as- sociates. Elda is very ambitious and anxious to suc- ceed. We know that with all these fine qualities she will realize her desire to become a telephone operator. The Class of '39 wishes her the best of luck. Azlzlrtic Axsoriuzion ll-2-5--U: Educaliomzl Film Club f5l1 Fun and Frolic CZJ: Gcrmun Club 125: Hozzxrhold Aria' Club fly: D1'unn1Iia'.f Q-Hg Gln' Club Hj. 5, fi E950 -1555? NILES R. SCHEIRER ALLENTOWN Always gay, IIFUBI' rhirlqx, Always rearly for hard work. Niles C olle gc Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly, cheerful: mis- chievous. Favorite Study: German. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Career: Aviation. Niles is not certain whether or not he will enter the aviation field, but whatever the selection may be, the Class of '39 wishes him the best of luck and hopes he will be very successful. Arhlrzif flssociuliorz ll-2-5--H: Edm'urionul Film Club K5-415 Fun and Frolzk' Cl-ZJ: Latin Club 122: .llirlh una' Melody Q1-Zjg Dl'1lf7N1ll.!'.f HJ. IULIA E. A. SCHUBERT Wasr CATASAUQUA With wavy lzuir and il rmilc that is gay, Wirli rlrllirlllexs corrragr, she ufcmlx luv' !l'lly, Happy go luclqy, rome wha! muy. lui:- General Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools: Catasauqua Public Schools: St. Mary's Parochial School, Catasauqua. Personal Characteristics: Fun-loving, trustworthyg ambitious, kind. Favorite Studies: Bookkeeping, typing, and short- hand. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming and talking. Career: Secretary. During her four years in high school Iule has maintained a Hne scholastic record, and we know that she will continue her good work in the commer- cial field, and as secretary, become as priceless and rare as her name suggests. We Wish her luck. Alhlelir Axsorialion fl-2-3--lj: lidricutional Film Club 132: Fun and Frolir' QD: Pnlwlic Spealqing Q53 Tri-Hi-Y C5--U3 lirrmmiirzf fl-42: Glu Clnlv HJ. The Whitehall iw GEORGE SEDORA CEMENTON If to he shy is all rrghl, George ferminly is quite righlf' Sedorie General Birthplace: Coplay, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Alert: happy: tall: hand- some. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Table tennis and football. Career: State Trooper. After 'LGeorgieH leaves school he expects to take an examination to qualify as a state trooper. We all feel sure he will qualify and despite all the hardships he must go through, he will reach his goal. Athletic Assoriation Q1-2-3-45: Edunztional Film Clrzh Q5-41: Fun and Frolic fljz Mirfh and Melody 122: Dl'LImKlflt'! HJ: Foolhall C3--lb. MARIORIE SMITH FULLERTON With hcl' lowly roirr and flfllllflflll eyes, Her talrnts should gin' the world a surprise. Margie General Birthplace: Stroudsburg, Pa. Elementary Education: Stroudsburg Public Schools: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Intelligent: sociable: pleas- ant. Favorite Study: French. Hobby: Singing. Career: Stenography. ' Since Margie's ambition is to become a stenogra- pher, and since she usually gets what she goes after, we all feel certain that some day soon she will realize her ambitions. Alfllttlc' Assofialion Cl-3-flj: Class Officrr Q2-5-NH: Edmwl- tiomzl Film Club 159: Footlighls QU: Gym Club QU: Latin Club 121: Public Speaking Cluh QD: Tri-Hi-Y K3-41: Dru- matics Q-lj: Glec' Club C2-3-45: Gym Exhihiilon fl-'Hg Orator- lillll Prize Speaker GJ: County Prize Spezllqrr GQ: National Honor Sociely HJ. 1939 .l57y. WILLIAM IOHN STECKEL CEINIENTON He Li' Alllfllyf r'l1c'1'gr'fl'c', Hur curly lmir imrl is ufl1Irrr'r. PMm,Dc'I ' General Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Athletic: ambitiousg cheer- ul. Favorite Study: English. Hobbies: Reading, basketball, and football. Career: Business Administration. Although Pumper was ineligible for varsity com- petition in his Senior year, he made up for it long belore he became a Senior. He is a three-letter man who preters basketball. Pumper plans to enter college and pursue a business course. We, as a class, extend to you our best wishes for success. ,lflllcllr flr5m'iil1ior1 II-2-5--IJ: Huyflftfll 12,393 li,1,:kp1l,,,1l CIAZ-573 C'li1,f,f Officer 132: .-llhfvm' Clulv IIAZI: Gym lflnlv IIVZJ: Sl'f!'lIl'l' Clnlv lI'2J: l'i1rs1'ly Clufv II-29: Dmnnllmi' ill: Ifunffnlll C I -3--I J. GILBERT FRIiI'DRICK STOUDT I7 L'LLEIi'I'IJN Hr lx Ihr' .mrl Tlllll Ir11'1'.v guurl' .Cf7UI'l ' rllxu il girl IIIIIIIIII ln' muy f'r1 url. Grp College Pl'l'f7!Il'tIf0l'y Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Popular: friendly: sporty. Favorite Study: Science. Hobby: Ice skating. Career: Agricultural Engineering. flip has not decided which school he will attend to prepare lor his career, but we are sure that he will make the proper choice. The Class of '39 bids faref well to a fine fellow. May success be yours, Gilbert! .ltlzlzllc .-I. t'.i'f 1 fnzrimz II-2-3-42: Iitl.-'1'lulll IZ-5-ll: l'I.l,flqrflu1ll II-2-I--ll: lfnn inn! I-'min' 121: St'll'l1!'l' Club Q23 I'11r.i'ity lflufv IZJ: !,'li1.f.v Ulfnrr' IZJ: IJHINILIII-llf IZJ, The Xxllciitelmll I T' I 'JB ,H- IIlllIllIIIIIIIIllIIIElIEiEiiiiilllllllllllllllllll 1 IRENE IANE STRISOVSKY CEMENTQN Thi: flumghlfnl lass, H115 u snzile so fwfr!- In ull your Iliff, Tl11'y'rz- fru' lo furor. Strivy Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Kind: dependable: sweet. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Dancing and swimming. Career: Secretary. This brilliant student expects to further her educa- tion at a business college, and with her pleasing per- sonality we know she will succeed in her chosen Held. We bid her, L'Adieul flllzlcm' i'1.VSUl'I-ll1i0lI Cl-2-3--lj: Fun and Froliz' C291 Houst- hold .-Iris Club CU: Lufin Club 121: Drarmzticx HJ: NLIfi!Il1lIl Honor SUITIVJ' ffl-'lj. HELEN M. SWANKOSKI HCBKENDAUQUA Cln11'm'rfr', .vlzupnl by zluily Ilionglzls una' actions, nzulqes lm' 41 womunf' Dark E yes Com mercfal Birthplace: Laurys, Pa. Elementary Education: Hokendauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Confident: patient: inde- pendent. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobbies: Skating and bicycling. Career: Stenography. The one great ambition of uDark Eyes is to be- come a stenographerg and we know that whenever such an opportunity presents itself, she will take ad- vantage of it. The Class of '39 extends to you its sincerest wishes for the best of success, Helen. Ailzlelir Association C3-45: Household Arif Club HD: Rm' Cross C2-Sjg Dranmtic: Q-lj. 459g 533639 l ELIZABETH TOMASIC 3 HOKENDAUQUA 0 Herr with temper, whore IHl!'lOH!f!'fIl my Can make tomorrow flier-rful as today. Liz Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: I-Iokendauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Temperamental and stud- ious. Favorite Studies: Bookkeeping and shorthand. Hobby: Reading. Career: Certified Public Accountant. During her four years at Whitehall, Liz has always done her best to help her class and her school: and because she has been successful here, we know she will succeed as an accountant. Athletic f1.f.f0t'1'dli0f1 fl-Z-3--lj: FooIligl11.f fl-21: Fun and Frolia' flj: D1'tl771lllfl'! Q-lj: National Honor Socicfly C5-41. ALFRED E. TULLUCK CiaMENToN fl plmsirlg smile' for every onr, il lvil of sympathy, Ioo, A bil of comedy now und rlzrfz, but newer, newer l1lur. Al Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Elementary Education: Cementon Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Determined: cheerful: am- bitious. Favorite Study: Commercial Law. Hobbies: Stamp collecting and skating. Career: Commercial Advertising. Thus far Al has been quite successful in all he has attempted. Hence, we are led to think that his efforts will be well rewarded and his objective suc- cessfully attained. We, the Class of 139, bid him fare- well and success in the future. Alhlrlic flmociutioll fl-2-3--Hg Fun and Frolic fl-21: Woozlworlqing Club 127: Drrmmtirx Q-lj. The Whitehall .5 no ga.: Miele College Prejnaratory CHARLES D. WAVREK FIILLERTUN Hlllllfll fflfllgs' ure willy gelling lollgh, 'l'hul'.v Il'!Il'I1 Cfiurler gels qlllff' l'UIlg!I.H Birthplace: Detroit, Michigan. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: ambitious: stu- dious. Favorite Study: Social studies. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Career: Engineering. Mick, a hard working boy, hopes to become an engineer. We wish him all the success and happiness possible. Hon voyagelu .-lilllelir .-I. i's'rf riillirm ll-2-5-ell: 1:1111 um! l'il4Ull-K' 42-37: Nir- mre Cluff L2-SJ: Seiem'e Clnlf K2-SJ: Vtllxfity Club HJ: Driz- 1m1I1'r.v HJ: Ifooflnlll ll-2-5-43: lioolliglzlx U42-5-lj. MURIEL OLIVET WERT WEST CA'rAsAt'Qt'A Il'1rl1 iz .vwerl Il1vff7U.f1vfI0II .mrl lr fllmlizlllf grin. SlIf't'l'55 in life we are .fl.'l'l' .flze ,flztlll will. Bubbles General Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Ambitious: cheerful: pop- ular: dependable. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and typing. Hobbies: Swimming, basketball, and talking. Career: Nursing. Bubbles entered W. H. S, in her Senior year, but it did not take her long to get acquainted. Her am- bition is to become a nurse and we know that she will succeed for she possesses the necessary qualifica- tions for this profession. The Class of .39 bids her, Valel .flfhlelir i'lx.for:1l111'o11 HJ: Cflflklllg Clnlv Clin ljftllllzllfr' Clulr 155: Plwio Cllllv QQ: Clilxx Hil.fk1'llulll 12-5J: l'm'x1'ly Hizxkele lulll CID: Dmnziifics QI-2--lb: Rizrlia l'liry ilk: Gln: Clulw Q-ll. 'Ai 5 ,N ..., f .,. , .7, 4..,5,.q3 .. yi Y 'iw' A ,L , 1 lil V HORACE DAVID WILLIAMS F u1.LERToN Yun will nczfrr mfr! u lfrlrrl' fl'li!'71ll.n BETTE LUCILLE WETHERHOLD Noitrn CATAsAUQtv.x I-In' 1-hurnziflg nziuzm-1' mul lfllllllillg mule .-lrc sure ro make lm' lifr n'0rthu'l1ilr. Betts General Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schools: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Sincere: cheerful: consid- erate: ambitious. Favorite Studies: Stenography and English. Hobbies: Sketching, dancing, and reading. Career: Fashion Artist. After leaving Whitehall, Bette hopes to become a fashion artist. We know that with her line person- ality and ability along these lines she will be success- ful in fulfilling her ambition. We. the Class of '59, wish her the best of luck and happiness in the future. .-lthlctlc .-lxxociiztiurl 13--lj: lzlllmltmllirl Iflillll! 159: Fun and Frolic 122: Pulnlic Speaking Club 1275 Drurmzzic: 11--lj: Gln' Clulv 143. Booble General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Iublic Schools. Personal Characteristics: Happy: kind: studious. Favorite Studies: Social studies. Hobbies: Coins and model trains. Career: Mortician. Horace, better known as Boobie,l' has decided to become a mortician. The Class of l3Q wishes him the best of luck and success in the future. .-lflzlvlli' ffS5llf'lllffUfI 1l-2-5-411 Band 12-5-M: lii1.vkc'llnlll 129: l 1ln1 Clnlv HJ: Frm mul Ffflllll' 123: lvclfllfl' Clulr 123: I'hurogruphy Clulv 122: Sllflltl' Clulr 1I-37: IJIYIIIIIIII-t'J' 143: lnniur fll'LlfUVIl'Lll Frizz' Sprukw' 159, The Whitehall 162 it HELEN L. WOLF ALLENTOWN Her filrr, fin' form, lin' rhurnl, luv' flu Sflflf l'l'Illla' Dzallilo in IIII-A'gIlI4J'l'.ll Plfoljicf' Genera! Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: studious: so- ciable: dependable. Favorite Study: Shorthand. Hobbies: Ice skating and swimming. Career: Secretarial Work. Helen does not give up until she has reached her goal with perfection in her work. With a sweet dis- position and a will to get ahead, she will be a com- petent secretary for some prominent business man The Class ol '59 wishes you Good Luclilu ultblrllz' .l.v.vm'iuI1'o11 ql-Z-5--lp: fiffllffliz' COIIIICI-l Q5--lp: f7lIl'!'Vlt'tlIf!'l' ll-29: lidmuilwml Film Clnfv 135: Foolllglzrs HQ: Rm' Cro.f.f Clnlf KZY5--lj: TI'll'Hl--Y 15--lb: lJr'urr1i1l1'r',f Q-lj' Gln' Clulf Ql-Z-3j: Gym E1'l1lll7l-II-U11 Cl-2-5--lj. if it .4 -l....,,...,,.. N . - SENIOR BOYS AS FRESHMEN aka Juniors Glass 06468 V5 I,l'l'.Vflll'7If .,4,. .... I Mm.:-. A. STRUHI. Recording Scvrczury .,... ..Im'c:r. M. Sraoiii. Vive-l'rr:i1lr111.., .4... WlI.LABI L. Riczii Fin. Ser. and Trans. . Cftusov IJ1u'xNnuu'ik Glass gfisfory ITH a smile and a sigh the jolly Iuniors dedicate the year 1939 to the book of memories and turn to the last chapter of their high school life. We feel that we have shown ourselves capable of promoting the progress and of continuing the high standards of our high school during past years. Inactivity,' is a Word unknown to us. We are justly proud of our large representation in athletics, social, and other high school activities. We are rapidly nearing our goal, still retaining the general spirit of good fellowship with which we entered the portals of good old Whitehall Highf' DARLE A. STROHL, President 9 3 9 ri65l' THE JUNIOR CLASS l unior Oraforicaf Gonfesf Selection , .......... ....... The Shadow of the Sword ...................,. VALERIA L. B. RINGER After Patriotism, What? ,. JOHN W. EDGAR Day of Memories .... NANCY N. Ross Selection .......... A House Divided .. ..................... . . CARSON F. DIEPENDERFER Mickey's Marker RUTH I. BARTHOLOMEW If We Break Faith .... JOHN A. SOLAN Selection , . . Steel . . .............. . . .EDNA E. HAHN The Monster in the Public Square ....... ....... GENE H. GOCKLEY Selection , . . ............ . . . , DECISION OF IUDGES . . . . ,High School Orchestra . . . .Robert Buchanan . . , .Tracy K. lone: . . . .Lawrence Perry .. .High School Orchestra . . ..... Iohn Roberts . . .... Leota Hulse Black . . . . .Evelyn Mara . . . . .High School Orchestra Sewell Peaslee Wright . . . .Howard Grossman . , High School Orchestra Selection ......,...... ..............,.....,..... H igh School Orchestra Girls' First Prize .... ..... R UTH I. BART!-ro1.oMEw Girls' Second Prize . Boys' First Prize ...,........... Boys' Second Prize ............,.. ........EDNA E.HAHN . . . . .GENE H. GOCKLEY ...IOHN A. SOLAN Representative for County Contest ..... ........, G ENE H. GOCKLEY Alternate for County Contest ...... ..... R UTH I. BARTHOLOMEW 1939 -1671- THE SOPHOMORE CLASS-GIRLS J L .x -- f ' '. '1 'VL-5-? 'f , ft- -5 ',ff'e:', ff1- fa . 1 ,Q-,Y - fe-,.f:f'f4f53!!53W4'1ef 2 H ' .- 220-f gusg me Soplzonzores Glu!! OKHCEVS I'rc'xi1ff111 , .... , Hloux Cxikomi.-uc Sn'1'z'n1ry. ,.... ....,.... C iLORGl-I Moi.4:xmNY VI-l'l pl'!'5lAll!'llf ., ., ihwiu. llIiDY.XRt'IK liilzrlzmlll Sl't'l'1'fLII'j' .,., ......, I .Ho Gi-ionor fuss gfisfory E, the class of '41, entered the portals of Whitehall in great spirits. We are interested in taking part in all sports and other szholastic activities. Let us strive in the ability to choose the right tasks that still remain hefore us, with great sincerity and happiness. By continuing to improve our endurance, we will become one of the outstanding classes to graduate from Whitehall. We sincerely hope to make the following two years more successful for a bright and prosperous future, and to improve ourselves hy using the offered opportunities. f.'lil.f.f flflnfm- Slimuulilcr to sliulllrlrrf' lt-t lumur lvzul our XVIIX. Cluxx Cuffn'.r-Royal lsluc amd gold. !,'lilx.-' I7lnn'1'1'-l'iuk CLll'll2lIlHIl. lomv Ciiiummmx, I'1'1zc1'1ir'f1l U l939 69 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS - BOYS ae 9235 172612 Gfassi Ofjqcers Presirfrnt ,... , .... . .... ION .EASTINIAN Scw'z'n1ry .,..,..... .... R osE SCHIFFERT Vic'e-Prr.vidr11t .... ,... I oi-IN CoPPr.RsMl1'H Finunfizrl S!'l'l'!'fLl7'y .. .... KATHRYN FRITZ Gian gfisfory E, the Freshman class of Whitehall High, have turned our Hrst page in High School education. Now we are ready to follow in the footsteps of former Sophomore classes. ' In size we surpass all previous Freshman classes, and hope, too, that our united efforts for a bigger and better Whitehall High will prove record breaking as well. At the offset most of us were total strangers, but as the months sped by, a spirit of friendship prevailed throughout our class. Those of us who were athletically inclined found ample opportunity to parti- cipate in our varied sports program. All too soon we say farewell to a year Hlled with fond memories, which time itself cannot erase. Let us pause a moment to express our gratitude for the able guidance which we have received. IoN EASTMAN, President 1939 471? w w v r THE FRESHMAN CLASS - GIRLS Hr5'v525t?3211'z kJ'-1?5fIhrve:izfm - f K7 E 5 :W g :, iif:fSiim:f:Jwf'fQff5f2T5i'53 ,,1 1Jl 4'-I THE FRESHMAN CLASS- BOYS Ex +3 GIRLS' CHORUS .v I af X' K 4 3 Q ' I , , F f ,l i l' IUTIMI l f 1 rw s wf' 1 X X f gg K f 7-i ffl f ff 4? Zz! WSG , 75 BOYS' CHORUS Jfusimf Orqanizafiom HIS year a Boys' Glee Club was organized. This musical group, as well as the Girls' Glee Club, entertained the student body with a few selections during the Assembly periods. The operetta, Tune ln, was given in December with a cast chosen from the four classes of the high school. This production featured several excellent dancing and singing choruses. The band and orchestra continue to grow larger and are on hand whenever the occasion calls for them. Our annual spring concert this year consisted of the operetta for primary grades entitled, In a Florist's Window, and also the intermediate operetta, The Early Bird Catches the Worm. 'kit Qramafic gjroqmm HROUGH this annual, the Director of Dramatics wishes to thank all who gave of their time, means, and talent to make the dramatic program of I938-I939 a success. The Case of the Squealing Cat was the first dramatic production of the term, presented by the members of the teaching staff of Whitehall Township. The play, a mystery in three acts, was written by Iames Reach. The plot is centered about Ezra Bancroft, a tyrannical, miserly old millionaire, and his millions. Early in the story he is murdered, so Whig, a Chinese detective, and Inspector Britt are called in to take over the case. To further the complexity of the situation another character is murdered. The plot is finally unravelled after three acts of fast and furious action. The month of April brought with it the presentation of the first Senior play entitled Dying to Live, written by Wilbur Braun. Chick Breen, in love with Sylvia Winlock, has had an innocent friendship with a girl named Estelle long before he ever met Sylvia. The appearance of two more Estelles in the plot of the story, setting matters into a terrible confusion, starts the ball rolling and it never ceases until the surprise finish at the very end of the Final curtain. This year, as previously, the Dramatic department sponsored a Lyceum program con- sisting of six numbers. It included: The Sorrentino Light Opera Co., which presented the Barber of Seville g Bud Waite, who lectured on the South Pole and the Byrd Expedi- tion, Still's Circus Marionettes-a program of wholesome entertainmentg the Pollard Players with their presentation of Barrels of Money , C. E. Iones with his Dancing Electrons and Mechanical Many and finally, Col. Worthington Hollyday with lectures and illustrations of the K'Land of the Vikings. Each program was of the highest educa- tional and entertaining value. The last Senior play was presented on May 26. It was a three act comedy-drama written by Nan H. Burns, entitled Keep on the Sunny Side. All who were present enjoyed a full evening of entertainment. 1939 4 7721- HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA f. .fift- Qyfzifefzaff gflqlz Scfzoof 3a1zJ IJir'c'4'tor. . , . . .MAE E. GRABIBIES Drum Major, , . . , .NEAL BROWN First Row Qleft to rightj-Kenneth Fisher, Dorothy Everett, Theoilore Eberhard, Paul Balliet, Darlene Hoffman, Herbert Long, Lorin Hoffman, William McFetritlge, Mike S1sko, Antlrew Sisko, Barbara Them, Grace Bartholomew, Fretlerick Mantz, W'illartl Heintzleman, Neal Brown. SFFOIII1 Row-Robert Leh, Ilenry Musselmatn, William Everett, Alfred Muth, Robert Schneek, Paulette Minner, Grace Bartholomew, Marie Sisko, Nancy Rosa, Burton Bartholomew, Miss Grammea. Third Row-Iames Slerner, john Solan, Marlin llecks, Stanley Keiser, lloraice Williams, Cuth- erine Hankee, Curl Newharl, lirna lloflmzm. .llcmbrrx No! on the pl.t'1Ill'C'iIC5hC Gl'21lllll1Ch, Joel Young, Bruce Brooks, Arthur Ilorger. ..,. .-1-1---7.-T--eff-, -- V 6,.1f..'::-,s,.,-,,gi.,,.f .- , 1 wt, ahve ,va ..1.' 1-. ' ' - el79l' fill 331 - gfi GIIIL .Iffz'1.v1'1-Mxla lx. i-lumrxllas Slugrlll --Pura lhuughts, pure words, purc actions. fll:jm'f1,z'a'--'lla suck, to hurl, to slmrc. lyfzlffflflllf SCII--illlI1TllYL'111Cl1F, Christizm t'cllmvslmip, llllilCll sc1'vicL'. 'flu' 'l'1'l'-III'-Y Club-'l'hc chrh SILIIHIS for thc nllfrouml LlL'YL'I0l3lHL'l1l of rls 1 cmhcrs in spirit, miml, :mal hmlyg il scrws thc throw: main training ngcuciu mc, vhurch. sflmul. Club l,Ill'!7U,x't To crczllc. Illllilllllill. zlml cxlcml throughout mlm sr-lmul ll nmuuilv high slalmhlrds ol' Chr-islirm ch11l'alcln'r. Cfufl r'olrn'x-lhwl. whim.-, and hlLlc-cxcnlplifying sncrihcc. purity, and loyallu Il151'gl1l'ufl3il1lc. Hug, anal lorch--c1nhh'lnallic oi' lrulh, illSliL'L', :mal progress 22: Sf w Mr .4 1 r r- Siffwilffilskfrf . f ff rg so 5, ,l-'ii - C-2-1-!5Q1 X 1 9,1 g f! M' if Q2 Fw R J s Q3 H y 6 ,H ni 9' 1,71 f . jf I f sf x J . .. . ......, 81 W' . . f 193 geofbaff Season 'I' the opening of school a squad of sixty-three candidates reported lior foothall. This was one of the largest groups in Whitehall history, hut the majority of this material was inexperienced. Although the season was not so successful as was hoped, the boys always had the fighting spirit even when losing. This was shown especially in hoth the Strouds- hurg and Lehighton games, when our boys, seemingly defeated, won in the closing seconds of the game. Seniors who will he lost through graduation are Sedora, McAdams, Breshina, Hrieinalt, and eo-captains VVavrel-L and Weider, all of whom are linemen. From the haekheld will he lost Steckel, Koehenash, and Rutman. Several good men have been developed during the past season, and prospects for the coming season are bright. v - v , is , 'H 1 0 I 13- I. 193 C9-39 Baskefbaff Season A-XRSITY haskethall practice started in Decemher with thirty hoys competing for positions. From these, ten men were selected, as follows: Mike liovac, lf: Gil' hert Stoudt, If: joe liochenash, l'.g Edward Galgon, li.: Carl Bershina, c.g john Anto- licli, c.: Russel llutman, tg.: Edward Daumer, ig.: VVayne Cressman, g.: Leo George, li.: and later on two more hoys were added-Frederick McNeil, li., and Allred 'l'inf dula. g. With most ol' the men having had some experience, the team enioyed a lairly successful season. Five seniors will he lost to the team, hut there are seven under- classmen with plenty of experience who are expected to show great things for next season. Mike liovac, forward on the team, although an inconsistent performer, re- mained with the leaders in the scoring of the league. He llrnished the season in third place. He is the only remaining varsity player lor next year. .iggt JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Xl liRIliNGli plus a great deal of aggressiveness paved the way for a very successful season. The splendid ability ol the team to back up Capt. Al 'I'indula's defensive playing, made it possible to win twelve and lose six games. Three games lost, out ol' the six, were by the narrow margin ol' one point, and the other three lost, not exceeding live points. The type of zone defense used was entirely strange at lirst to the players. However, after the first Iew games, the team improved considerably and played consistently throughout the entire season. Outstanding players were: Iohn Talotta, Ierome Merkel, and Steven Srrella, lorwardsg Frederick McNeil, Frank lirutchak, Carl Wescoe, guardsg Ernest Lapp and Mike Andush, centers. Hl'I'liHAI,l, HIGH resumed its logo baseball activities with the calling ol' practice in March. lfifty boys responded. Alter a liew weeks' work the squad was cut to Hliteen players. Several boys who performed especially well during practice were Russel Rutman, pitcher: Ioe I-lricinak and Ed- ward Weider, catchers: Ioe Galliua, Ioe Kochenash, and Gilbert Stoudt, outhelders. Several new and promising candidates were Donald Matthews and Mike Kovach, zd base: Stephen Strella and I.eo George, shortstopsg and lohn Talotta and Frank Iirutchak, 3d base. A schedule of nine games was arranged, the competing teams being Coplay, Nazareth, two gamesg South Whitehall, North- ampton, Catasauqua, Slatington, llmmaus, and Lehighton. I939 BASEBALL TEAM The Xvlmifchall 4811? GIRLS' GYM TEAM Qyhifehaff gymnastic Season HE annual gym exhibition observes its fifth anniversary this year at Whitehall High School. Each year Hnds both the girls' and boys' gym teams larger and better. The boys seem to prove that the more difficult the stunts the better they can master them. The girls' team, this year, is destined to go down in the annals of the school's history, for they returned with high standing from East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, where a state-Wide com- petition for athletic endeavors was held. The girls' gym team placed third high in their calisthenics drill, with 359 points, and second high in their dances, with 376.7 points. The girls' team is un- der the direction of Miss Haupt and the boys' team is under Mr. Forniciari. BOYS' GYM TEAM 5 X di 85 is New NANONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row deft to rizhtl-Ruth Bartholomew, Anna Kochis, Marjorie Lazarus. Elizabeth Tomnsiv, lrene Strisovsky, Margaret Kiss, Marjorie Smith, June Bateman. Rear Row-Thomas lirendle, Helen Wolf, Helen Lavendosky, Ruth Helfelfinirer. Loretta Knecht. Catherine llanlcee, Nancy Ross, Joyce Strohl, Betty Stem, Carson lliefenderfer. Students not on the picture-Margaret Jacoby, Dorothy Bnir. Q jfaiionaf gfonor ocieiy llli Whitchall Chaptcr, No. 1574, National Honor Society of Secondary Schools, was chartered on March 16, 1935, through the sponsorship of the principal of our high school. At prcscnt the mem- lvcrship totals lility-ninc. Fourtccn ol thcsc have graduated with thc class of logo. They were chosen from thc stanclpoint ol' scholarship, lcailcrship, scrvicc, and charactcr. Hi-Y CLUB Second Row tlcft to rigrhtb-Merlin Walters, Edgar Kleppinizer, Joel Young, Neil Brown. First Row-Richard Srhuler, William Diefenderfer, llenry Musselman, Darli- Strohl, Burton Bartholomew, William Balliet. -- -1- - -f f- -V f 'iib' A ' -:'v1'7ff1 M rv , ',. -1, f ?4, :v 1-. fc 1 ' T 1 ' -' .ig so gl S Vi? Q73 , if i yi! f A ff, 1' , x , G-I ' , ff ix X .5 I K9 53 if' ,se M f I... 4181 Oylzaf Clay gal ella! me Sfaverfi got GIRLS BOYS Dorothy Bair ..... ....... .... .... H e i ght Evelyn Barkley ..... Iune Bateman .... Irene Berk ..... Rose Binder ...... Nellie Bobersky ..... Marjorie Bowers .... Isabel Burger .... Etoile Coombs ..... Rebecca Dean .... Eleanor Dech ....... Arlene Dunkle ........ Antoinette Genovese .... Pearl Gogel .,........ Hilda Haberern .... Emma Haberern ..... Ruth Heffelfinger ..... Marion Herman .... Margaret Iacoby .... Helen Iakubecek ..,.. Helen Iohnson ..... lean Kern ...... Margaret Kiss .... ...........Clothing . . . . . . . .Engaging smile . . . . . . . .Well groomed hair . . . .Knack for telling jokes . . . . .Iob in the cafeteria ............Ambition ........Round face . ........... Shyness ..............Silence . . . . . . . . . .Hate for Whitehall ....Knack for making friends . . . . . . . . .Italian Nationality . . . . . . .Independence ..........Gum .............Width . . . . . . . . .Chocolate cake . . . . .Natural wavy hair ........Springy walk ............Hearty laugh . . . . . .Love for memorizing . . . . .A boyfriend with a ford ................Black hair Eleanor Klaugh ..............,.... Love for German Lorem Knecht ........ Helen Kobinetz. . . .First Anna Kochis . ....... . . Christine Kohler ....... Frances Kressler .... Ruth Lacy ......... Helen Lavendosky .... Marjorie Lazarus ..... Frieda Marx ......... Marguerite Meitzler .... Carrie Merkel ...... Eleanor Peters ..... Carrol Readinger ..... Elizabeth Renner ,.... Dorothy Ritter ..... Helen Rodgers ..... Elda Scheirer ..... Iulia Schubert .... Margie Smith ...., lrene Strisovsky ...... Helen Swankoski ..... Elizabeth Tomasic .... Muriel Wert ...... Bette Wetherhold ,.... Helen Wolf ...... ................Sophistication chance at Miss Gibbert's tray ..........Use for big words brothers . . . . .Boyfriend from Caty . . . . . . . . . .Long eyelashes . . . .Helpful brother ................Dogs ..........,..Brown eyes . .,... An A in deportment . . . . . .Dark complexion . . . . . . . .Engagement ring . . . . .Knack for kibitzing . . . .Changing temperament . . . . . .Love for arguing ...........lrish Nationality ....Love for a certain teacher .............Broad grin ... . . . . . .Large brown eyes . . . .Non-peroxide blonde hair . . . .. . . .Home near school . . . .. .. . . .Changing voice ...........Height . . . .Slick black hair . . . . .Apple Orchard The Whitehall 488+ Arthur Andrews. . . Michael Bankos .... Martin Becks .... Ernest Bertsch .... Thomas Brendle. . . Bruce Brooks .... Adam Cogossi .... Ioseph Courtney. . . Wayne Cressman. . . Edward Daumer. . . Ferdinand Eberhardt ...... Warren Frantz .... Edward Galgon ...., Frank Groller ..... Ioseph Harakal .... Earl Hartman .... Arthur Hassler .... Ioseph Hricinak. . . Royal Iones ....... Atwood Kemmerer Ioseph Kochenash.. Robert Leh ......... Unique middle name Knack for playing Bridge ??? . . . . . . .Love for quietness ................Plaid shorts ....A Reverend for a father .......,.....Kissable lips ........,Brown eyes . . . .Moods for fighting ...............Girlish blush .Artificial wave in his hair .A bird that flies backwards farm . . . .Good speaking voice . . . . . .Freckles that jump ....Love for opposite sex . . . .Nose-blowing technique ............Width . . . .Flashy red sweater teeth ..........Silence . . , . .Bright smile . . . . .Dutch Accent William MacAdam .................. Love for oratory Frank Maritch ..... Donald Matthews.. George McQuillen.. Edwin Minner .... William Pesarcik. .. Russel Rutrnan .... Niles Scheirer ..... George Sedora ..... William Steckel .... Gilbert Stoudt .... Alfred Tullock .... Charles Wavrek .... Horace Williams .... . , . . .Puzzling answers for teachers eyes . . . ................ Copper hair .. . . .A doctor in the house home near a canal Position as class president . ............... Beer Pardes . . . . .Love for himself . . . ,Love for shorthand .............Pretzels . .......... Dimples . . . .Gas in gym class .......Long legs France: K.: I get up when the sun shines through my window. Emma H.: Gosh, that's early! Frances K.: No, it isn't, my window faces west. Teacher: Why, your test paper is covered with quo- tation marks. Donnie M.: Courtesy of the man on my right, Sirl X - X '-I-l Af' lg 15111 I f:E:::9 , ' 'al QXSISE:-IHA: -quill' X 1119 ' I Q 4' 1. ,l. F '!!i!!4 S luke is J-me -Rao suhk lime LNKGQQ If if W-M! WO. 1 4 3 'IWW Q55 Q ez! f T we '-11'-ks' 'f'I+n4.qy uf' eff 7 T3 5-'R 1 WEL, V5 .fr H+' L5-' 7 R M-- x I 1' ng 'V . wx J' V031 ig once aqqu'-n 5 qv3-Q 'Hue bull. M, PWM 7 l i ,Q tiki, inte., QA' Y. M .:. .s.-.gmngj-5 A I pf A v ,Q I WV 3 ff P, S' Q 'fr V f:1:xi1,zQ:.:.' :za 1'-Ju. qw-f nuns C4 'vs Q C A i l -'f1.?f,'af E1..w Q69 f , A 1 .. u -A- n 'L 55,.f?.a YQRQ Qllieiinilnvisim NAME Bair, Dorothy ..,. Barkley, Evelyn ., Bateman, Iune Berk, Irene Binder Rose .,... Bobersky, Nellie Bowers, Marjorie .. Burger, Isabel .... Coombs, Etoile . .. Dean, Rebecca Dech, Eleanor Dunkel, Arlene .... Genevese, Antionette Gogel, Pearl ...... Haberern, Emma . . . . . . . Haberern, Hilda . . . Helfelfinger, Ruth . . , . . . . Herman, Marion .. Iacoby, Margaret .. Iakubecek, Helen . . johnson, Helen . . . Kern, lean ...,.. Kiss, Margaret . . . Klaugh, Eleanor . . , Knecht, Loretta , . . Kobinetz, Helen . . Kochis, Anna .,.. Koehler, Christine . Kressler, Frances .. Lacy, Ruth .,..,,... .... Lavendovsky, Helen Lazarus, Marjorie . . . . . . Marx, Frieda ....... .... Meitzler, Marguerite Merkel, Carrie .... Peters, Eleanor Readinger, Carrol .. Renner, Elizabeth . . . , . . , Ritter, Dorothy .... . . . . Rodgers, Helen . . . Scheirer, Elda .... Schubert, Iulia . . . Smith, Marjorie . . . Strisovsky, Irene .. Swankoski, Helen . . . . . . . Tomasic, Elizabeth . . . . . . . Wert, Muriel ..... Wetherhold, Bette . . . . . . . To To To To To To To To To To To Senior Glass jaffof girls AMnrrioN overcome blushing .. remain single?? ,....., ..... be a Tillie the Toiler have a good time .... ...,. enjoy life .......... be a good cook ...... ..... have a long easy life . . , .. . .. be a spinster?? ......., ..... be a jitterbug .... jitter .........., be happy ..... Hard to tell! ..........,, .,... To To To To To To To To To make Wescoe love her find my ideal ...... lose weight ..,.. be a Paderewski ....,...,.... be someone's stenog live in a bungalow of dreams . go to college ,................ know it all be a success A child's nurse Someone's stenog .. To To To To To To To To To a To To To To To be a teacher be a nurse .. be dignified ........... ,... . . overcome bashfulness ........., live in Egypt and be happy ,,,.. be wealthy ....... , ,..,. ..... make someone happy know about everything .,..... spend as many years in college sin W. H. S. ..,... . marry a handsome man ........ hold a conversation with Bruce B. get a friend with a Packard ..,, have him and hold him ,....... grow up to be a dignified old lady ..........,..,.. To To To To To To A To To To To make a name for herself ...... be a rich man's darling ....,... be a Nurse ........... ..... settle down .....,.... ..... lose weight ........... ..... be a professional singer private secretary ...,,.. ..,.. gain weight ......, be a good cook .. grow taller ...... graduate . . . The Whitehall 490+ As WE Sm: THEM Who is she with? Talking to a Junior Combing her hair to be pretty With Binder Discussing the night before Working Telling jokes In the kitchen Studying Reading fairy tales?P With the girls Always quiet Shouting With Eleanor K. With Frances ' , Gaining weight Doing shorthand With Loretta Doing Chemistry Clowning In 205 In a ford With Fritz Studying With Marion Parading in the hall Studying ' Very Quiet With Emma Talking to the boys Keeping silent: looking wise Arguing with Thomas B. With Margaret At home Talking to boys Giggling Laughing With Gene With Darlie Studying Chemistry With the gang Looking innocent Singing Helping others In the Cafeteria Selling tickets In the oHice Talking V tie. NAME Bair, Dorothy ,... Barkley, Evelyn . . . . . . . Bateman, Iune .. Berk, Irene .. Binder Rose .... Bobersky, Nellie . . , Bowers, Marjorie ., Burger, Isabel ..... Coombs, Etoile . . . Dean, Rebecca .. Dech, Eleanor .... Dunkel, Arlene ....... ..., Genevese, Antionette Gogel, Pearl ...... Haberern, Emma .. Haberern, Hilda .. Heifelfinger, Ruth . . . . . . Herman, Marion .. Iacoby, Margaret .. Iakubecek, Helen . Iohnson, Helen . . . Kern, lean ..... Kiss, Margaret . . . Klaugh, Eleanor . . Knecht, Loretta .. Kobinetz, Helen . . . . . . . Kochis, Anna ..... Koehler, Christine . . . . . . . Kressler, Frances . , . . . . . . Lacy, Ruth ........ .... Lavendovsky, Helen Lazarus, Marjorie . . . . . .. Marx, Frieda ...... .... Meitzlcr, Marguerite Merkel, Carrie ..... ..... Peters, Eleanor Readinger, Carrol . . . . . . . . Renner, Elizabeth . . . . . . . Ritter, Dorothy . . . Rodgers, Helen . . Scheirer, Elda . , . Schubert, Iulia . . . Smith, Marjorie .. Strisovsky, Irene . . . . . . . Swankoski, Helen . . , . . . . Tomasic, Elizabeth ..., ..... Wert, Muriel .. .... Wetherhold, Bette . . . . . , . My hair dos ........ My My My My My tiny features .........,.,..... enior Glass jalloi - cozzfinuzd girls I AM Pnouvlasr OF My musical talent My clothing ....... My dancing ability .. My red cheeks ..... My acting ..., My skates .. Smoky . . . . . My walk ....... My French name . My nickname . . . My smile ..,,.....,. My Ioe ...,,........ The length of my hair My quiet disposition . My natural waves .. My kid brother .. My blond hair ....,. My tiny nose ..,.... My brother at Lehigh My jokes ,.,..,.. . . . Never skipped a class Warren .,,......... - t My new shoes My smile ......,,.. We shouldn't know . . . . . . My red hair ....,..,. ..., My shorthand ability . . . . , . . My Figure ........... .... My athletic ability .. My wavy hair My banana curls , My black hair . . . My beau .....,. That Catty guy . . My size ,......,. My slim Frgure??? .... ,... My neatness ........,. .... My shorthand teacher My height ..,,,.....,. .... My athletic ability ,. My volume ...... My age , . . ability to translate German ..... new books ..,.....,.......... accordion ....... .....,.. .... . resemblance to Shirley Temple... SoNc Cnaiucrnnrsrrcs Where have you been, Billy Boy? Listen for---Arlington's signal I wish I had someone to love me! Once in a While Mexicali Rose Darling Nellie Gray Smoke gets in my eyes Oh! Isabel Stars in My eyes Falling in Love Hello Stranger lust a Kid named Ioe Oh! Genevieve! My Genevieve! Some clay my prince will come Whoa, Emma! I wonder what became of ---- ? I want a new Romance Henry made a lady out of me Peg of my heart My heart belongs to Daddy It won't be long now You only want me when you're lonesome You look good to me Whispering Hopes Me and my boy friends A little bit Independent I must see Annie tonight All alone I ain't that Kind of a Baby Me and my boy friends Marvelous Margie-Don't forget your promise to--- Bei Mir Bist du Schon I can't get over a Girl Like You What the little Birdie did on Carrie's head I hum a Waltz Oh! Ioseph Ioseph! won't ya make your mind UP I dream of Gene ---- Nobody's darling but mine Where did you get those eyes? Me and my Shadow I Is it any wonder? Margie, it's you There's something nice about everyone Sometime Who do I care for? l'm forever Blowing Bubbles Betty Co-ed 193 9 'l9ll' NAME Andrews, Arthur .. Bankos, Mike ....... ..., Bartholomew, Charles Beckes, Martin ..,... .... Breshina, Carl ..,. Bertsch, Ernest Tliomas, llrendle .. Brooks, Bruce .... Cogossi, Adam Courtney, joseph .. Cressman, Wayne . .. . , . . Daumer, Edward ..,..,...,. liberhardt, Ferdinand Frantz, Warren . .,.. . .. . Galgon, Edward .. Groller, Frank . . . Harakal, joseph . . . Hartman, Earl . . . Hassler, Arthur .. Hricinak, Joseph . , . Iones, Royal .,,.,.. Kemmerer, Atwood Kochenash, Ioseph . . . . , . . Leh, Robert ......, Macadams, William . . . , . . Ma ritch, Frank .... Matthews, Donald . . . . , . McQuillen, George . . . . . . . Minner, Edwin .... Pesarchik, William . . . , , . . Rutman, Russel . . . Scheirer, Niles ., Sedora, George . . Steckel, William . , Stoudt, Gilbert . . . Tullock, Alfred . . , Wavrek, Charles . Williams, Horace .. erzior Gfass Baud - confirmed ,lil l To To 'l 'o To To Tl I T1 1 To To To To To To T1 i To T4 1 To To To To To Tl Y Tc I .Boys AMis11'ioN be a butcher .,...... be a hero ......... have an easy life ,.,.. play in Sousa's band be a great success settle down and be a policeman ......... be a printer .. ,,.... .... . rewrite the French language be a He man ........... court a girl ..., see the World 4...,. own a gas station ..... survive Iean's cooking ,.... stay on the Honor Roll be a cowboy ....,.....,. be a silver-tongued orator . be a magician ........,. reduce ......... remain single ....,.,., make unbreakable glass .. join an office force .,.. be a dentsit ........ crowd in good times .. A chemist ............ To To To To To Tl , be a ladies man remain as he is .. graduate ....... . pass German . .,,, .. be a business success ., be President . ....... As Wu See 'Tuna In a butcher shop Rescuing damsels in distress With the gang Keeping people awake all night Selling tickets Reading Bragging With Donnie Meditating Keeping peace Staring at a certain Iunior Playing Basketball At the garage In his Ford Taking his time With his guitar Slow-motion Day dreaming Playing with blocks With a red sweater Breaking windows Riding bicycle Playing sports Quiet In the chemistry laboratory In 205 Playing tricks Loafing Studying German In the store With the girls To be a farmer ........,. . . . . .With his open air car A Boxer .,,..,............ .,... D efendin g himself To be a professional Athlete ......,, Flattering the teachers To woo her ..... Hard to tell ...,.. To teach Geometry To win a freshman .,...Talking toasenior ,,.,.In the oflice . . . . .Pondering over Math. .....As a Yogi I NTBRPERTATION OF SKATI N G The Whitehall 'l92l' Eddie D.: Is your dog a setter or a pointer? Homer W.: Neither, he's an uppsetter and a dissap pointer. Y 1 Y Charles' W.: Why do you call the new girl post script ? Brm-e B.: Her name is Adalmt Moors. 1 1 1 Evelyn B.: If a paper cup is yellow what color is hiccup? Eleanor P.: Burple. NAME Andrews, Arthur .... .... Bankos, Mike ......... .... Bartholomew, Charles Beckes, Martin ........ . . . Breshina, Carl .... Bertsch, Ernest , . . Thomas, Brendle .. Brooks, Bruce .... Cogossi, Adam . . . Courtney, Ioseph . . . . . . . Cressman, Wayne . . . . . . . Daumer, Edward ...... . . . Eberhard t, Ferdinand Frantz, Warren ....... ,... Galgon, Edward .. Groller, Frank . . . Harakal, Ioseph . . , Hartman, Earl , . . Hassler, Arthur . . . Hricinak, Ioseph .. Jones, Royal ......,. . . . Kem merer, Atwood Kochenash, Ioseph . . . . . . Leh, Robert ......... . . . Macadams, William .... , . . Maritch, Frank ...... . . . Matthews, Donald . . . . . . McQuillen, George . . . . . . . Minner, Edwin .... Pesarchik, William . . . . . . Rutman, Russel . . . Scheirer, Niles . . . Sedora, George . . . Stcckel, William .. Stoudt, Gilbert Tullock, Alfred . . . Wavrek, Charles . . Williams, Horace .. Senior Gfass .3aflof - comfinued .Boys l AM PROUDES1' OF My Violin ......... My profile ..... My small feet My friends .,... Athletic Ability .. My home town My whiskers ,....... My printing ability .. My rolling eyes ..... My turkeys ....... My Nickname ., My Manners ...... My colorful shirts . .. My blond hair .... My long legs My Yodel ...... My singing voice .. My clothing .... My shape My hair-cut .... My innocence . . . My Marcel ..... My bashfulness ....., My muscial instrument Natural Waves ...... My Butler Characteristics .. My lineeart pieces My red hair .,...... My Clark Gable Ears My curly teeth ...... My ideas ...... My rosy cheeks . My age ............ My Shirley Temple Curls . My winning ways My sex-appeal ....... My circumference .. My Pocketbook .. SONG CHARAc'reius'rics . . . . .When a gypsy made his violin cry . . . . .On the Bunny Bank--os .. . . .Oh, Charlie is my darling . . . . .At your Beck and Call . . . . .Whistle While you Work , . . . .Birchie, weep for , . . . .Tom, Tom, the Minister's son . . . . .You blow thru here---- . . . . .So Rare Iust a kid named Ioe Love makes the world go round You leave me breathless . . . . .Ferdinand the Bull . . , . .I dream of Ieanne .. . . .I love to whistle Cowboy from Brooklyn Show me the way to go home N . . My heart belongs to Daddy Glow litle fat worm thinner, thinner . . . . South American Iazz .. ., Puddin' Head Iones . . . . On a Bicycle built for two , . . . A Christmas Carol . . . , ,Down on the Lehvy It's Iune in Ianuary - ---- Wedding Bells will ring so merrily I'm sure of everything but you--- - 4 A 4 Georgie, Porgie . . . - Drifting and Dreaming Waltz me around again, Willie Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? . - - . Sweet Violets We were strolling along----then what? . .... A-tisket, A-tasket, we want another basket . . . - I dream of Ieanne--- I'm gonna lock my heart and---- You gotta be a football hero . Feeling high and happy Charles B.: l'd sure hate to sit at a banquet table with a bunch of Congressmen. Mike B.: Why? Charles B.: Look how long it takes them to pass things. 1 1 1 Teacher: You ought to be ashamed of yourself, Ernest. When George Washington was your age, he was stud ying surveying. Ernest B.: Yes, sir, and when he was your age he was President. 3 Koby fan phonel: Is Boo there? Yalqy: Boo, who? Koby: Don't cry, it doesn't matter. 1 1 1 Customer: Nice dog you have. Barber: Yeah, pretty good. Customer: Stays by you pretty good, too. Barber: Yeah, pretty good. Customer: Got him trained, eh? Barber: Naw, when I make a mistake and nick 05 piece of ear or somethin' he likes to be handy. 193 9 498+ 4 94 Th.: W'l1irel1all 6 O41 f 6 , YL as if , 1, ,- ,iq .H ,.,,.,. ,- ., , , ff. ,... . . .,.,7,, ' 1 1 -1- ' raw- -- :M .4 -. , , Y f , ' ' -J'-'gf ,, -...Z'51.. , .. ,, .xx 4.Ssle'k77:L'-z.:a:.Q4.g- 'Q . ,, .. , 951-w 96 TIN Xxllmifclm 'wife Sygl rglr 1939 4971? I ii The Whitehall -u lla' A:f4?'::rf'1 - --, 3-fx. Q-'X-fp,-gf,:v 'qv .-.' -4 - .Qc iw- in v. ff W, , - V, , ,. I - fi F:,,,.. f1 e1.i., 1 . L 1, ug fm ., . . ,. . , , , . - , f W i A , . . ii A N,.i-A t -. 3 K 4' ' Wi-.,,6,,u,' .-Mil v .v. . 1 1 1 ' Qi M 11001- X INQUISITIVE, 4 . . COLLEGIATE. . . . . . . LOVELY. . . ACTIVE . , . SHEIK , . . SPEEIJY4 4 . CPTIMISTIC . . . FLIRTATIous . . NEGLIGENT . . . INDUSTRIOUS . . . NICE . , . ERIIDITE. . . TARDY ...... ENCHANTING. . . ENERGETIC .... NOBLE .... TEMPTATIoUs .4 H APPY-co-LUCKY INTERESTING . 4 4 ROMANTIC 4 . TACTEUL . , YODELING ,... NATURAL . . , NERVY. . , EXTRAVAGANT. . . The Whitehall . .WILLIAM STECKEL . . .MARIORIE SMITH ELIZABETH TOMASIC .HoRAcE WILLIAMS . . .WARREN FRANTZ CARROL READINGER ...,...RUTI-I LACY . . . .GEORGE SEDORA . .IRENE STRISOVSKY . .EDWARD DAUMER . . . . . .ANNA Kocms WILLIAM MACADALI 4 . 4 .MARGARET Kxss ,IOSEPH KocIIENAsI-I . . . . . .ROYAL IONES . . .MARION HERMAN .. IULIA SCHUBERT , . 4 ,HELEN WOLF . .WAYNE CREssMAN . . ,RUSSEL RUTMAN . , .FRANK GROLLER . . .ALFRED TULLOCK , . .DOROTHY RITTER . .HELEN IAKUBECEK , . .EVELYN BARKLEY Our iary SEPTEMBER 4. 6. Bewildcred Freshmen explore the building. 7. Senior girls prefer study instead 'of Chem- 5' istry. I . Several Seniors drop Law. What's the rea- son? Its contents. 6' Seniors are snubbed! Freshmen claim front rows in assembly-We don't wonder why .. P X? -It's their home room. 7' Helen Y. and Helen K. plant a flower for Miss Gibbert. P. S.-It didnlt grow. IO 13. Senior girls have First break. They may choose own seats in health class. 14. First gym class for Senior girls. II As usual-D. R. found at her locker chat- ting with her Iunior friend CD. SQ 15. I2 16. Hartman's magic fails him in front of large audience. 19. Students look glum-it's raining. What if it rains for the Fair? 20. In spite of rainy weather Seniors attend Children's Day at the Fair. 14. 21. Iune B. and Carrol R. still talking about a thrilling show at the Fair. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. 22. C. Wavrek doesn't have all his Trig prob- lems prepared. How many does he have? None. 18 23. Second Children's Day-Students and I9 teachers attend. 26. Frank M. states he blushes when he an- 20 swers the phone. 27. Dorothy Bair serves orange finstead of lemonj with her tea in English class. William S. buys a Bulldog in English 21 28. class. 24 29. The Woman's Home Companion fMr. Adamsj adckesses the student body. 25 30. Mr. Kern, representing the Curtis Com- pany, described the Utopian High School. OCTOBER 3. N. Scheirer defines the Renaissance as the rebirth of a nation. I3 17. 26 27 A certain teacher tells Senior boys if they had one more wit they'd be a half-wit. In P. D. class Carrol Readinger states R. Rutman is bashful. Mr. Nevins wonders how she knows. Loretta K. tells Marion H. about her sis- ter's nightmare, while changing classes- it also extended into chemistry class. First Lyceum program. Whitehall goes Opera-especially Margie S. who takes the part of an old peasant woman. R. Iones' elbow met up with a window pane. Result: Window broke, and also Iones' pocketbook. Helen Y. and Helen K. are confused with the time. They do not remain for after- noon classes. Senior boys gaze out of the window dur- ing their health class. Reason: Girls have gym class outside. When Miss Haupt said Stop talking, Mrs. Gockley, in a study period-Elizabeth Renner stopped talking. Mr. Wheeler's P. D. class decides to argue all period so they will not have to recite. A coach was locked in the dressing room during a fire drill. Chief demonstrates the Fire Extinguisher to Chemistry Class. W. F., an academic student, helps I. K., a Commercial, to do shorthand. E. Benninger is absent from P. D. class. His classmates report the demons pulled him down. No school-teachers attend institute. We do it all over again-new schedule takes effect. Second Lyceum program. Bud Waite tells us of the Byrd Expedition. Ruth Lacy and Dorothy Ritter are locked out of P. D. class. Tryouts for Glee club-Iune Bateman is excused from Trig class. '19s 9 -11011, 28. B. Brooks reads the Bible in assembly. 31. E. Minner and T. Brendle take the day off to go hunting. NOVEMBER 1. Notice on Bulletin Board -Flash- Margaret I. escorted home from dance by a junior T., 2. Iulia S. and Helen L. arrive at P. D. class on time. 3. E. Galgon wants to know how to spell Dunkle . 4. loc K. failed to come to the rescue when 7 Dorothy R. received a mouse as a gift from an unknown friend. . Mr. Nevins gives advice to Carrol R., quote Never look up to a man, make him look down to you. 8. Elda S. receives sympathy when suffering 9 from a supposedly broken arm. . B. Brooks gets his money's worth out of a pie he had for lunch-he eats the plate COO. ro. Pep Meeting for Catty Game. 11. No school-Armistice Day. 14. W. Cressman states the best occasion for congratulations is a wedding. 15. Tubby capitalized 1938 in English Class. 16. Miss Gibbert threatens that her list and G. McQuillen's jaw are going to have a colli- sion. 17. Commercials could not attend the Educa- 18 21 tional Posture Film because of extra work in typing. .Iulia S and Helen Y en'o bananas in - - 1 Y classes. .Senior Class baptized Thomas Brendle The Child Prodigy . 22. D. Matthews draws a crowd. We wonder 23 if it's the Gardenia Perfume he is wearing. .Iunior High Chorus is main feature in Thanksgiving program. The Whitehall 41021- 28. 29. 30. Everyone discovers great change in Mar- guerite M.-she gains weight-could it be the turkey she ate. All students suffer as result of a chemistry experiment. Believe it or not-it's the last day of November. DECEMBER I. 2 5 6 7. 8 9. I2 I3 14 15 16 '9 20 2I 22. Betsy Renner is no longer sweet six- teen. Teachers think Seniors are Angels with Dirty Faces. There's a rumor going around. Com- mercial students are seniors this year, and they will be seniors for two years hence. E. Weider claims a reprisal is a reprieve. Win a five pound box of candy was the cry of Iulia Schubert. E. Weider finds Class a suitable place to make his dates. The operetta Tune In Cbrought down the housej. E. Bertsch pronounces Mosses - Moses in Class. Seniors are getting polite-they all read Manners for Modernsf' Test day for Seniors. Marion H. falls in waste paper basket and Mr. Siipple and Mr. Steckel come to her aid. Iune B. sings I Wish I had Someone to Love Mef' We wonder who????? Auditorium is beautifully decorated with snowflakes. We wonder if Mr. R. Steckel and his freshman class participated in the work. Blue Day. Miss Gibbert tells shorthand class What the Well-dressed Business Man will Wear. Iuniors display their Class Rings to Seniors. 23. Last day of struggle in 1938. IANUARY 3. Rose Binder continues her Christmas vaca- tion. R. Iones gives an example of a pessimist, one who wears suspenders and a belt. Commercials get an unexpected spelling ICSIZ. Mr. Nevins asks E. Galgon if he preferred his wife to be dependent upon him or in- dependent of him. , Mr. Steckel advises girls of 211 that if they want to get a boyfriend and hold him, they should adopt Dot Ritter's technique. Margie B. states that most people believe themselves to be weaker than the infinitive -what she meant was inhnite . Barrels of Money is presented by the Pol- lard Players. After several weeks of cross-examination, A. Cogossi admits he feels a certain way about Iune B. Friday, the thirteenth. Carrie M. gives the shorthand outline for an abbreviation of company in English class. Seniors suffer from heart failure-exemp- tions are read. 19-zo. Mid-year Examinations. R. Rutman should brush up on his man- ners if he wants Ruth Lacy for a steady . Several boys take a janitor's course-they were found working hard in the boiler room. Wavrek cleans the Hoor when he falls off his chair in Health Class. Senior Boys ship Glee Club because they have their algebra problems worked. No Chemistry class for Seniors-the teacher is absent. Both students and teachers are victims of sickness and black eyes. FEBRUARY 205 becomes a recreation room-the boys have a game of ping pong. E. Bertsch says Nitrogen is used because it is found in lamb steak. April showers in February. 6. New Chemistry teacher makes his debut. 7. G. Sedora goes coasting on a table in 205. 8. T. Brendle is found curling W. Steckel's hair. 9. Frieda M. and Margaret K. talk about fwe won't tellj in P. D. Class. 10. Helen Rodgers chooses to be alone when reading a business letter???? 13. Anna Kochis shocks Mr. Nevins when she disturbs the peace of P. D. Class. 14. Everyone uses Freshmanis Valentine Box to express their sentiment. 15. Rock,' Rutman picks honor students to work on the Year Book- Rock is Edi- tor-in-Chief. 16. Student body enjoys movie- Abe Lin- coin . 17. Miss Gibbert finds Esquire among her Life books. 20. A. Tullock is unable to explain a poem on' Love -says it's time he begins thinking of those things. zr. Wavrek skips school. Reason-French test. 22. Holiday - Washington's Birthday. 23. Number of seniors is increased by one. Eleanor Dech arrives. 24. Results of a Chemistry experiment: two burned hands, a ruined sweater and skirt. 27. Evelyn B. and G. Sedora keep steady com- pany in the typing room. 28. Everyone sheds tears as they witness the movie Little Men. MARCH 1. No assembly, juniors have oratical tryouts. 2. Becky', Dean defines love as a means of recreation. 3. W. Frantz takes off his shoes in health class to air his feet. 6. Irene S. is P. D. minded in English Class. 7. Marion H. demonstrates the one man ca'- ry with Peggy I. as the victim. 193 9 -11035 8. R. Iones trys to entertain class by playing a tune on a rubber band. 9. Martin Becks comes to school with his socks on inside out. 10. A teacher quotes A. Hassler as Laugh and grow fat. 13. All senior girls pass chemistry exam with flying colors. 14. A teacher wonders if the gum Helen Y. is chewing is the same as that of last week. 15. Margaret Kiss was caught eating peanuts in German Class. 16. Bits O' Blarney is presented by Iunior High. 17. All boys wear their green trousers-why not, itis St. Patrick's Day. 20. Frieda Marx is given time out to get her German Book. 21. Brendle hides Courtney's answer book in Algebra class. 22. Lehigh Professor gives a talk on Televi- sion. 23. Senior Class Meeting. 24. Many students get Tuberculosis Tests. 27. Mr. Nevins wishes Seniors were at least as graceful as elephants. 28. R. Rutman addressed Ruth Lacy as Mr. Chairmanf' in a debate. 29. Spring Fever becomes contagious. 30. W. Frantz falls asleep in P. D. Class. 31. National Honor Society Initiation. APRIL 3. Seniors are fooled on an all true True and False Test. 4. Surprise Party in 205-Miss Gibbert's Birth- day. 5. Pictures are taken for the year book. 6-7. Easter Vacation. 11. Iune Bateman shares her Easter basket with her friends. 12. Seniors haunt everyone-they are trying to sell tickets for the class play. The Whitehall 41041. 13. Dying to Live is presented by Seniors. 14. Final rehearsal for Competitive Gym Ex- hibitionf, 17. A new romance-T. Brendle and Olivia de Haviland. 18. Senior Girls were told to take the twist out of their spines. 19. Miss Gibbert would like to hear A. Tullock propose to a girl. 20. Iunior Oratorical Contest. 21. Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. 24. Antionette G. wonders why week-ends go so fast. 25. Isabel B. wears a new hair do. She is now known as Madonna of the Chair. 26-27. Gym Exhibition at home. 28. Program presented by Col. Hollyday and also County Contest. MAY 1. Halls unoccupied-outdoors beckoning all students. 2. Study hall is disturbed by a loud crash. 3. Iunior boy rushes the season with white flannel trousers. 4. Mr. Nevins is a dictator in the Freshman Class. 5. Stoudt is heckled as usual in English Class. 8. Wavrek and Matthews act childish again. 9. Mike B. finds a silver dollar. 10. Miss Schaadt falls 05 the piano bench. Was it music she was thinking of???? 11. Only a few more days of struggle for Sen- iors. 12. Seniors become worried. They begin searching for credits. 15. Margaret Kiss found flirting with Martin Becks in German Class. 16. Exemptions are read. 17-18-19. Senior Final Tests. 28. Baccalaureate. Services. IUNE 2. Commencement. Our gjafrom EAR PATRONS: The splendid co-operation which you have extended to us has again made possible the publication of another Annual, Volume XX. It is very fitting that we should take this opportunity to thank you for the splendid manner in which you have helped us, and to express the hope that you will continue to be interested in the publication of future yearbooks. Andrews, Arthur E., Cementon Antolick, Mr. Andrew, Hokendauqua Bachman, Mrs. Ioseph, Macungie Bair, Mrs. Hattie, Egypt Balliet, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred, Egypt Bankos, Mike, Stiles Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. William, Cementon Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Egypt Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Fullerton Mr. Philip, Fullerton Bartholomew, Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn, Fullerton Bccks, Mrs. Martin, Stiles Beidleman, Mr. Charles, Hokendauqua Berk, Mr. and Mrs. N., Fullerton Bershina, Mr. Carl, West Catasauqua Bertsch, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, Mickleys Binder, Mrs. L., Fullerton Bobersky, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn, Egypt Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Fullerton Boyer, Miss Miriam M., Egypt Brendle, Rev. and Mrs. T. R., Egypt Bretz, Miss Frances, Egypt Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Fullerton Brown, Mr. Neil, North Catasauqua Burger, Mrs. Blanche, Cementon Cogossi, Mr. Adam, Cementon Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Fullerton Cressman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, Fullerton Daumer, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen, Cementon Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore, Egypt Dech, Mrs. W. S., Fullerton Deily, Mrs. E. W., Catasauqua Demko, Miss Emma, New York Diefenderfer, Miss Omie, Fullerton Dunkle, Mr. and Mrs. E., Fullerton Sincerely yours, CLASS OF 1939, W. H. S. Eastman, Mr. Iohn, Fullerton Eberhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore, Egypt Edgar, Mr. Iohn, Catasauqua Falk, Miss Mae, Egypt Fenstermaker, Miss Anna, Egypt Fornaciari, Mr. Ioseph, Cementon Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I., Ballietsville Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. P. Daniel, Egypt Fritz, Miss Kathryn, Fullerton Galgon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward, Cementon Genovese, Mrs. Florence, Cementon Gibbert, Miss Marie, Sellersville Gockley, Mr. and Mrs. C. M., Allentown R.F.D. Gogel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Cementon Gogel, Miss Ruth, Cementon Grammes, Mr. and Mrs. H. P., Egypt Groller, Mr. Ioseph, Stiles Haberern, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Cementon Haberern, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Egypt Handwerk, Mr. Allen S., Coplay R.F.D. Handwerk, Mr. Clarence W., Egypt Hankee, Mrs. R. G., Egypt Harakal, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn, Hokendauqua Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. H. P., Fullerton Hassler, Arthur E., Egypt Heffelfinger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Hokendauqua Herb, Mr. and Mrs. Ed., Egypt Herman, Miss Magdalene, Fullerton Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm., Fullerton Hricnak, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn, Cementon Hutton, Mr. Arthur, Cementon Iacoby, Mr. and Mrs. George, Fullerton Iakubecek, Mr. and Mrs. I., Egypt Iohnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm., Fullerton 193 9 -2110510 Iones, Mr. and Mrs. Owen C., Fullerton Kemmerer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Egypt Keppel, Miss Rose, Fullerton Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B., Egypt Kincaid, Miss Elaine, West Catasauqua Kiss, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Egypt Klaugh, Mrs. Ioseph, Allentown Knecht, Mr. and Mrs. I. P., Bath R.F.D. Kobinetz, Mr. and Mrs. Mike, Egypt Kochis, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn, Cementon Kohler, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas, Egypt Kohler, Mrs. Emma, Egypt Kressler, Miss Frances, Cementon Kuhns, Mr. and Mrs. H. E., Egypt Lacy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B., Allentown Lavendosky, Mr. Steve, West Catasauqua Lazarus, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Egypt Leh, Mr. and Mrs. Berton H., Egypt Leh, Mr. O. P., Egypt Leopold, Miss Hilda, Egypt Lindenmuth, Miss Garnett, Egypt Macadam, Mrs. Harold Q., Hokendauqua Macadam, Mr. William I., Hokendauqua Makovsky, Miss Irene, Cementon Maritch, Mr. Frank, Stiles Maruschok, Mr. Iohn, Cementon Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Stiles Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. David, Fullerton McQuillen, Mr. and Mrs. George, West Catasauqua Meckes, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Cementon Meitzler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. R., Fullerton Merkel, Mr. and Mrs. Iesse, Fullerton Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry I., Egypt Minner, Mr. Edwin I., Egypt Moyer, Mr. and Mrs. William, Egypt Ohlinger, Mrs. Ida, Hyde Park Oswald, Miss Frances, Mickleys Newhart, Dr. and Mrs. Carl I., Hokendauqua Pesarcik, Mr. William, Cementon Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E., Egypt Peters, Miss Iune, Cementon Peters, Mr. Wm. I. C., Egypt Readinger, Mrs. Edward, Fullerton Renner, Mrs. S., Egypt Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P., Fullerton The Whitehall .4 mag. Rodgers, Mrs. Mary, West Catasauqua Rutman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Egypt Schadler, Miss Carrie L., Alburtis Scheirer, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin, Allentown Scheirer, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Fullerton Schlegel, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, Egypt Schubert, Miss Iulia, West Catasauqua Sedora, Mr. George, Cementon Seiberling, Miss Lena, Fullerton Semmel, Mr. and Mrs. C. A., Egypt Semmel, Mr. and Mrs. D. N., Mickleys Siegfried, Mr. and Mrs. I. A., Fullerton Smith, Mr. and Mrs. P. W., Egypt Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. A., Fullerton Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Fullerton Snyder, Mr. Donald, Fullerton Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Fullerton Steckel, Mr. and Mrs. G. D., Cementon Steckel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D., Stiles Stem, Miss Betty A., West Catasauqua Sterner, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Egypt Stoudt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Fullerton Strisovsky, Mrs. Mary, Cementon Strohl, Mr. Darle A., Fullerton Svaby, Mr. and Mrs. I., Egypt R.1 Swankoski, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, Hokendauqua Theiss, Miss Althea, Hokendauqua Titlow, Miss Marian, Fullerton Tomasic, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Hokendauqua Tullock, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H., Cementon Vaughn, Miss Gloria, Fullerton Wagaman, Mr. and Mrs. A. F., West Catasauqua Waltz, Mr. Willard, Cementon Wavrek, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Fullerton Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I., Egypt Werley, Mr. and Mrs. R. O., Egypt Wetherhold, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, North Catasauqua Wheeler, Mr. Iohn, Hokendauqua White, Mr. Andrew, Egypt Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. I., Fullerton Wiltraut, Miss Erema, Fullerton Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph, West Catasauqua Wolfel, Mr. and Mrs. Lou, West Catasauqua Wotring, Miss Hilda, Ballietsville , 2'w!. H2553 D' . 4 -L11 51? 2' AR' K4 W A fl' wh' 'var G J .J , X X x ,NQ 4 isa ll 7 IL KEMMERER PAPER CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF STANDARD PRODUCTS OE AMERICAS EOREMOST MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTING THE ENTIRE RANGE OF QUALITIES FOR EVERY REQUIREMENT OF THE MODERN SCHOOL ROOM Blackboard Accessories Paste Composition Books Lead Pencils Construction Paper Penholders Drawing Paper Practice Papers Drinking Cups Rulers Erasers Sweeping Compound Flags Tablets Inks Toilet Papers Note Books Paper Towels Waste Baskets We also carry in stock a complete line of Milton Bradley Company's KINDERGARTEN and PRIMARY SUPPLIES KEMMERER PAPER CO. Q46 H. RAY HAAS Xi CO. Printers ond Publishers rimgii 'iriiai Representative MIR. R. E. IRIINKIEIK desire to thank the staff of the 1939 WHITEHALL for giving us the assignment to produce their annualg and to the entire Graduating body, we extend sincere wishes for continued success in your next ventures 1 1 1 Producers of CATALOGS, PUBLICATIONS, Boors, PROGRAMS iixivimrioixis AND ANNOUNCEMENTS coruieii ANNUALS 1 1 1 514-528 NGRTI-I MADISON STREET Allentown, Pennsylvania 41091- FARMERS BANK OF EGYPT 1 Y f Capital ................... .... S 60,000 Surplus and Unclivided Protits .... jSl03,000 f f Y A ROLL OF HONOR BANK A General Banking Business Transacted Our Sale Deposit Boxes a Sate Place for Your Valuables Y 1 1 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Most Coureous Treatment and Caretul Consideration Accorded All Customers 1 1 1 J. EDWIN S. MINNER ...... President l-IARRY P. GRAMMES .... ..... V ice-President PRESTON W, SMITH ,... ....... C aslwier LL-N7zvff'X 1,,, ,fr L.'Z'f,.,.4.. f 'QV' ': 'nl V Y Y Q ff Y '-14,-53-:. gr il , 1421? ,-- ' - X' , .,,d K, ki 7-.Ev f4l,fZl',,',-,Q li lil- 3- ,ff T135 . cfm 6424-PR LT-' - - 'I . .4 ivrrjfx 1 F FINE ANNUALS LIKE BEAUTIFUL MEMORIALS ARE THE RESULT OF THE CO-ORDINATION OF SKILL, CRAFTSMAN- SHIP AND EFFORT ....... SANDERS-IQEINHARDT COMPANY, Inc. Qesigners am! gngravers o! C-Jlslzool manuals 711 LINDEN STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. 11111, ERVICE IS OUR ATISFACTION IVIOTTO FALK'S MEAT MARKET HOKENDAUQUA - PENNSYLVANIA II General Auto Repairing GEORGE J. FALK Sales and Service Station PONTIAC 6's and 8's 25 WQST Tenth SI. Phone 4II NORTHAMPTON - PENNSYLVANIA Day and Night Towing Service ...and so will yours with a LANE Hope Chest! It's Romantic! It's Beautiful! It's Conven xwxxxs?-as E Some gm Ya. ?uWh5 :xovwamvx gmQh ycllley's Leading Sbpo ijWSl'iop Headquarters Eom Sports Equipment Witwer -Jones Co. 913 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. 2 Doors PHONE Above 2-2780 P, P. 6 L, A KOCH BROTHERS Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Clothing onci Furnishings SMARTLY STYLED CORRECT LY FITTED SENSIBLY PRICED CENTRE SQUARE N E. CGRNER The 16216 ect Iaainfu BREINIG'S ALLENTOWN PAINT A H gh Quality Allentown Paint Product SINCE 1855 THE AllENTOWN PAINT MFG. CO. Allen and Graham Sts. 1 f Allentown, Penna. wemts of . The Dent Hardware Co. Fullerto P yl ive AND ,featnf IVE the all-gas way and LEARN what true comfort . . . convenience . . . and economy can be. Drud- gery is banned in the all-gas leisure kitchen. Eco- I nomical gas fuel, with a modern gas range, a permanent- Qg ly silent gas refrigerator, and a full automatic gas water heater, eases the tasks of homemaking . . . gives you time off to enjoy life. Investigate the modern use of gas . . . you'Il LIVE f 7 I better and cheaper-when you LEARN the true econ- a9g omies it gives you. YUUH IIDME WHHGAS IILLENTDWN-BETHLEHEM Q44 00. NONE BETTER MADE THAN uef492?'Qb.,A'as GARBER - P. 8t J. FAMOUS ICE CREAM vmwjfilemwl IT'S PURE - THAT'S SURE glmg. PHONE 7648 OIZITLJ Sfugio KNOW THE MAKER OF YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS Student Photographs That Live Forever Y ZI3 NORTH TWELETH STREET ALLENTOWN, PA, C. C. SCHNELLER Dealer in HARDWARE - MECHANICS' ond MANUAL TRAINING TOOLS Electrical Supplies House Furnishings The What-not Center tor Gifts, Prizes and Eavors SI9 ERONT STREET CATASAUOUA F. W. WINT CC., Ltd. Manufacturers ot and Dealers in Lumber, Coal, Wood and Contractors' Supplies Cedar Chests and Wardrobes Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Shutters, Scroll Work, lvlouldings Brackets, Window and Door Frames All Kinds of Tirnbr-r Cut to Order to l00 Feet Dry Kiln Capacity l75,000 Feet CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA I WZOy6V 5 Diornonds - Wotches -Jewelry - Fine Arts iois Hfxiviiitotxi sTREET Aiienrown, PA. Complete line ot School Jewelry, Rings, Keys, Pins and all Novelties l-lamilton, Elgin and Gruen Watches Perfect Diarnondse Engagement Rings at Moderate Prices Where Silver and Gold are Fairly Sold EEE-4 E? ie. PPTEITETB-1 2 E E E TF FA A GRANT S Z l l' 2001 UNION BLVD ALLENTOWN PA. 'll CoMPElMENT5 , OF VZEWZHIZ 5 .Milk Best by Test SAVQY THEATRE Ei PAUL D. BERK PHONE T22 Phone 42?-eCaTasauqua CATASAUOUA, PA. Fullerton, Penna, LATEST PERMANENTS' PERSONALITY HAIR STYETNC If your hair is not becoming to you, you should be coming to us l.II.A'S BEAUTY SI-IOPPE COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE rEEEPHoNE 2597 T378 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON, PA. 41195 JOE GEORGE B A K E R ' I S Distributor of BREAD O CAKES M ROLLS Perfect Bread AND BLM PHONE 71 ISA NORTHAMPTON EGYPT, PENNA. A. A. KLECKNER GENERAL MERCHANDISE ond NEWS DEALER PHONEW NORTHAMPTON 7115 - - EGYPT! PA, LAUREL HOTEL HABERERN MOTOR CO. Michael W. Haberern, Prop. CEMENTON - A - PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN HOTEL BALLAS BROS., Props. STEAMED CLAMS- Ic Each SERVED AT ALL TIMES Phone- A Northamptoii 711 I EGYPT, PA. 20 A. F. SCHAEFFER Groceries ond Generol Merchandise PhoneeNortharnpton 72-4I EGYPT, PA, J. M. SNYDER SL SON Full Line of Oliver Implements CLETRAC DISTRIBUTORS SILVER KING TRACTORS Repair Parts and Servicing For AII Makes TeIephonewSIaTingTon 291-R-5 NEEES, PA. Phone 468 Catasauqua Motor Sales MERCURY FORD LINCOLN ZEPHYR SALES - SERVICE II4 PINE STREET CATASAUQUA, PA. Phone Northampton ZI86 IREN E M. BALLIET FLORIST CUT FLOWERS and DESIGNS CHURCH STREET EGYPT, PA. 41215. Theo. F. Eberhcirclt SALES AND SERVICE DE SOTO PLYMOUTH AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES Phone Northampton TI42 Main Street, Egypt, Pa, Phone 4908 PRUCE INN O Beer, Wine and Liquors O Rooms and Mvals O IOCSI North Sixth Street Allentown, Pa. Rlllfl L.: Half thc hoyx in Paris. arc try- ing to marry mc. Durutliy R.: Hmm, wlmtk wrong with thc other half? Ruth L.: Nothing, thcy aucccctli.-ml. v 1 1 Hilrlu H.: My hoob of 11 hoyfricntl got tlrunk :intl wzilkctl ull! on mc. If-ilu K.: You'rc lucky! Whun mini: gets drunk, he has to hc carricil. Y Y Y Whzitk worse than ruining Calls unil clogs? l tIon't know, unless its hailing gi strcct Cnr. Y 1 Y Ruth H.: Come on, l'II ahow you how lo milk u. cow. I.iu1!u'l H.: Pcrlinps IRI hcttur start on al cult. Y Y Y 'I'hcrc's ll boy niimcml john Simpson working hcrc. l'm his grnniltatlicr, nmy l acc- him? You iust inissutl him, he-E gone to your tuna-rail. WARREN W. WOLF PURE OIL GAS STATION Seventeenth and Main Streets Northampton, Pa. II'2I- Compliments of Srhzkler Fzmem! Home NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA Compliments ot Compliments of M 6 N Medicine Co. Ml. ewan Hole! ELMER W. SCHISLER Proprietor' CJ if Private Parties and Banquets 'A' 2002 Main Street Phone 2504 21st and Main Sts, NORTHAMPTON, PA, NoRTHAMPToN, PA, Yard-FIRST STREET Phone 2442 Office-SECOND STREET aim L. ROM Cool ond Cement BEST LEHIGH -OLD COMPANY'S and JEDDO COAL GOOD CLEAN COAL WI-IITEHALL CEMENT CEMENTON PENNSYLVANIA 41235 Compliments of emeris eparfmemf Sfore Northompton, Pennsylvonio Edward G.: Which would you rather do: kiss u girl in reality or kiss at girl Compllmenls of in your dreams? Grorgr S.: I don't know. lizlward G.: You'd better kiss her in your dreams. The MILLER STORES H. A. Miller G Sons George S.: Why? Iidufurd G.: You'd get zi better class of girls. 1 1 1 Niles S.: An apple ai clay keeps the doc- tor away, they say. Gillvrrf S.: Ha, that's good news. The doctor was calling for his money tonight. 1 1 1 Evelyn B.: Why does Helen let :ill the boys kiss her? Marjorie- B.: She once slapped ii laid who wus chewing tobacco. Y Y f I read in the paper that science has K discovered that singing warms the blood. That must he right. l've heard sing- ing that has made my blood boil. 1 1 1 N0l'Th3mPT0n lie yo' ull sneezing. honey? Pennsylvania No, uh Zllllll sneezing, honey: :1h's sneezing sneeze. What you think muh mose is, ii hee hive? GEORGE MYCHUDA ROBERT E. GALLAGHER NORTHAMPTON AUTO EXCHANGE Always A Better Buy! 1412 Main Street Northampton, Pa. 41241- Pl'1oneeNortI'1ampton 320 D. J. HOFFMAN BUILDER-CONTRACTOR Builder of Fine Homes Free Plans and Estimates Furnished Repair Work a Specialty EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA Pnone E-Northampton 7154 Phone 535 J. W. Peters 8. Co. A. J. 5Cl'II1eCl4 GENERAL STORE Here Abmde . Meats ond Groceries HONESTY A QUAUTY COURTESY 1345 NEWPORT AVENUE EGYPT, PAA NORTHAMPTON, PA CHARLES A. MILSON Justice of the Peace Agent State Farm Insurance Companies 234 First Avenue West Catasauqua, Pa. 41255, Phone 280 WALTERS Gsonss B. wAi.'rERs, Jr. Fresh Meats 1 Groceries ond Vegetables 202 Second Avenue West Catasauqua, Pa. GEORGE A. KOHLER D. R. KOHLER ' -, M11 Y G A Kohler 22.1. Telephones ' H D ll Kohler, X7-i7 GEORGE A. KOHLER 81 BRO. EGYPT, PENNSYLVANIA Dealers in Best Quality Upper Lehigh, Jeddo and Highland Coal Sand, Cement, Hay and Straw Phone SOO Quality Boked Goods Fresh Wholesome Bread Baked Daily Sliced Rolls v Wedding and Birthday Cakes A Specialty 2l South Second Street COPLAY, PA. Phone 2946 BECKS MEAT MARKET Dealers in Fresh Meets ond Groceries Daily Deliveries Made to Your Door STILES, PA Make EREEMANS Your Gift Headquarters EOR A DEPENDABLE WATCH Hamilton-Elgin-Gruen-others at 59.50 up Class Rings of Distinction Divided Payments At No Extra Cost P. A. FREEMAN, jeweler 911 Hamilton street ALLENTOWN, PA MILLER'S SERVICE STATION Your Patronage Appreciated Texoco Gas 1 Insulated Oils Goodrich Tires and Accessories MAIN STREET CEMENTON, PA. JOSEPH GUTLEBER MEAT MARKET Boi ii North Front Street COPLAY, PA. Phone 9010 HOCH Sz WESCOE GARAGE GAS - oil. - REPAIRS Official Inspection Station A.A.A. SERVICE 734-36 Park Avenue EULLERTON, PA. Ill W. J. Stahley General Contractor Builder and Concreter Slatington Exchange l86-R-2 NEEES, PA Compliments ot The Cleaners Who Keep Your Clothes Young 8 0 O ALLENTOWN, PA. 328 Ridge Avenue Phone 5988 A'm5l 0 'Q 729 North l9th sffeee Linoleum Phone 9906 O I CATASAUQUA, PA. Prizer 730 Second Street Phone ss Stores Phones 9685 - 9686 - 9687 New York Floral Co. s. PHILLIPS, Prop Artistic Decorations For All Occasions 'DOG-9l2 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA C. W. GRAMMES RADIO SERVICE SYLVANIA TUBES Upper Main Street EGYPT, PA, Mother fat dinnerjz Wayne, I wish you would stop reaching for things. Ha1ven't . you zi tongue? IVt1yl1c.' Sure, mom, but my arms are longer. A T I P Y Y Y Elizafvetlz T.: Don't tell me he's still running around with the same bag? Helen S.: Who? Elizabeth T.: Santa Claus. . 1 1 1 A customer sent this note to his grocer: Please send six dozen eggs: if good, I will ear send check. The grocer replied: Send check: if good, will send six dozen eggs. 1 1 1 VVhy are you crying, little girl? 'Cause my brother has holidays and I . don't. Well, why don't you have holidays? 'Cause I clon't go to school yet, SGVEPIWIIW SI. ' ' ' ALLEIXITOVVN, PA. Mr. loncx: Helen, here comes company for supper. .IIr.v. loner: Quick, everybody! Run out . on the porch with u toothpick! B. C9 R. CII. COMPANY SEVENTH STREET BRIDGE GASOLINE AND OILS Direct From the Refinery Phone 39653 ALLENTOWN, PA, .4 129 Phonee fCatasauqua 447 Cornphments of CHARLES H. NEWHARD 567 I-Iowertown Avenue Catasauqua, Pa. Pianos, Furniture, Rugs and Bedding Our reputation for 5eIIlnq luoh-qrade oood5 at honey prices I5 not QXCQIICCI We SQII for cash and on easy terms Our of the hiqh rent dlstrut We have a Iarqo Io I4 of Scwinq Mathuneg to select from SILVERWARE SOLID SILVER, I-IOLMES G EDWARDS, COMMUNITY PLATE ISAIT ROGERS BROS, and WM ROGERS O SON I. E. ALBRIGHT ESTATE T27-I29 NORTI-I ELEVENTI-I STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. Phone 3-'DI94 KEYSTONE TRAIL INN JOE TRINKLE, Proprietor Orchestra Every Saturday 19th and State Road, Allentown, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OE . . N. A. ROSS ICE AND COAL EULLERTON PENNSYLVANIA .g 130 I- Mezeefee Mil! Company Mouser's Best ond Bonner Flour EXTRA FANCY FAIRY KIST CAKE FLOUR POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS Phone 2612 NORTHAMPTON, PA. Zellingee-Hemeeef Co. ALLENTOWN - PENNSYLVANIA 'A' 'A' 'A' The DEPARTMENT STORE in the Heart of Everything Slatington 63 PHONES Northampton IO563 Tbomeef Kem Lumber Co., Inc. LUMBER AND MILLWORK SLATINGTON PENNSYLVANIA The Cement Neeiiweee! Bezeek of Siegjeiefl NORTHAMPTON, PA. iii Authorized to Act os Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guordion 41312, Plworie 2l3l COIVIPLIMEN IS OF Joh n M. H ci rt MEATS ond PROVISIONS Tliircl and Main Streets CEIVIEN-ION, PA. Hunk fflvrk: You Iurgul tu ilu! gm I Pliorie 99-M -Catasau ua In W . lwmlml' . . CI l'ifn'rm: Wtiulml yuu ilu it lui' mc? Clark: I'm mrry, liut it has to lic iu thc mum- Iiauulwriting. Y Y Y J h D M h I'In.v!mml: My tlnrling wife, I Iigivc U n . y tulacn you safely mm-r gill tlic rough spurs of lilc, l1aii'cn'I IF Distributor II'lfl'f YL-5, uml I tlun't In-licvc yuu iiumcml any uf them. Y Y Y 1Inlr'f1r'r tm clrlrrly linlyjz VK'liuI cam I M ilu limi' you, Mutl11mF Lady: IRI like In try manic ul' tlml truck meet I licau' mi mucli gllwut cu-ry spring. BoIIontir1e's f 1 1 , I mul at liulitliiyf mill il pretty cash- O SDGCIOIIY lor. I'm nut lnukiug my best. A'Nmisumc.' usual tlic IVIAlIlLlj,ll'l'. lt inn't imiiaciisn--tlic mon are licgm- ning us umm tlicir CI'lillIj.ZL'.'I K Y Y Y It luis been Ll popular In-Iict rliiu .1 Ilimimlcisturiii will sour milk. IILII in nur liunliwtl1L CuI11ll1UI1L'sI cgum- ul' st-uiiml milk ' is lying in In-il three hours nllcr it Iuul Iwi-n clclivcrul lu your Lluur. F. G. Oswcilcl Estate CEMETERY MEMORIALS MIQKLEYS PENNSYLVANIA Health Makes Happiruesse- Happiness Makes the Home Keep Your Healtlw and Happiness by Usmq Northampton Sanitary Dairy JOHN G. SIMCOE, Proprietor Quality Pasteurized Milk, Cream, Butter, Cheese Buttermilk, Chocolate Milk Phone 6704 Preston Dech Allentown Sporting Goods ICE CREAM CO, CANDY AND SODAS LEHIGH VALLEY5 Exclusive Sporting Goods Store ECE ' OUTFITTERS Fon scHooLs, COLLEGES MAIN STREET AND CLUBS EGYPT, PA. 532 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. William S. Fisher Sz Son Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE HOKENDAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA WE DELIVER VISIT OUR GREEN HOUSES Ray Belle Florist HELFRICH SPRINGS Old Seventh Street Pike HERBERT E RALSTON Phone 2-8758 Phone 2222 Roth Brothers HOME FURNISHERS Ranges ond Heoters l702-4-G Main Street Northampton, Pa, William F. Keiser CHEVROLET Soles Telephone, Northampton 2282 Service EGYPT, PA. Wife: Why tlo you always go into the garden when I sing? Don't you like to hear nie? I-In.vlnnm': It i5n't that. I lust want the neighhorb to mee I gun not heating you. 1 1 1 PFUIIIII .'l'f0flll'I'f Yea, liek ai yetir oltl now, ginrl hek been walking since lie was eight months oltl. Barca' Viriror: Really? Ile must he very tirerl. 1 1 1 Dear, I've something I want to talk In you LIIWULILN lIootIl Usually you want to tiilk to me about something you hnven't. Two woinen were discussing a niutuzil acquaintance. She has u very magnetic personality, sairl one. She ought to have, said the other: everything ahe has is charged. 1 f f Rnsxrl R.: Wish I coultl revise the zilphai- het. Helen IV.: What for? RIl.f.fl'l R.: To put U tintl I closer to- getlier. Y 1 1 .fiirnmn ff,1'f71iIlvl1fl1g um-113: I iust hzippeneal to get into an air pocket. Sj'l7I.l7tlfll!'fl-1' Ola' Lady: Oh, tleairl Anil there was ai hole in it. 41345, Phone 3-6421 Wolf 's Orchards Apples, Peaches and Grapes Route No. 1 ALLENTOWN, PA. A1 Delucia Distributor of Flower's Famous Brand Potato Chips PENN DELICIOUS BUTTER PRETZELS Phone 261 l CEMENTON, PA. Phone 3-1724 Krause's Specializing in Curtains - Drapes - Floor Coverings Awnings-Shades and Venetian Blinds 941 Hamilton Street ALLENTOWN, PA. . , . Compliments of . . . R. D. Arnold Y ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA tqissgw Complimerm Friend Harry E. Herman WhntehaII'S Portrait Photographer annountes the ooentng of a Studio of Modern Portrcaitureu 642 Waverly Avenue Fullerton, Pa. Phone Cata. 544-W Rm'er'5 Ice Creorn and Confectionery 3 44 W. Zlst Street Northampton, Pa. Phone C-I O R. A. SMITH MILLING CO. MANUFACTURERS 4 RETAI LERS Flour Rayon '.s' Feeds Foot East Zlst Street Northampton Pa Andrew Mihocko GAS AND OIL CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Phone-Northampton 335 EAGLE POINT, PA. Phone EBI4 Bi Louis Kornfeind Compliments Dem' In FRESI-I AND SIVIGKED of az IVIEATS-GROCER I ES FRIEND Phone Orders Receive Prompt Attention Bei Northampton, Pa. The Dispatch Printing, Inc. Quo I i ty 335115113 Service CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA 4137 The Shafer Book Store BOOKS and STATIONERY 33 North Seventh Street Allentown, Pa. Established ISS7 Harold E. Peters House Furnishings and Floor Coverings Maytag Washers Philco Radios Phone 7155 - - EGYPT, PA. Compliments of Palace Meat Market P. D. WEAN, Proprietor West Catasauqua Pennsylvania QUALITY FURNISHINGS FOR THE HOME AT MODERATE PRICES C. A. Dorney Furniture Co. FURNITURE - RUGS - DRAPERIES ESTABLISHED l877 Philco Radios Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration 612 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. CDMPUMENTS or . . REMBRANDT STUDIO 3 NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA Complzmefm gf a Fwem' PHONE 9802 WORK CALLED EOR AND DELIVERED Full Line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry-Silverware and Glasses CLAUDE G. LAROSH JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST OPEN TUEsDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EYENINGS Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted Properly 527 North Seventh Street Allentown, Pa. ERVIN G. MOYER GROCERIES - LUNCH MEATS Ice Cream and Candy We Deliver Phone 2l l-vCatasaUqUa 1020 Front St., Fullerton, Pa. 41393, Compliments of luckenbuclfs Electrical Store Northampton Pennsylvania ll'rtn'y H1l.i'ff1I!lIfI l'vc lwcn In cvwi shop in town, zuul thnx' c1ut't nmtcli this Phone l5' rihlmn 1iiiywlu'i1'. ll'1fz'.' Splcmlial. l iust wiuitul lu mnikc- surc that no ont- clsv wultl hui it. . Y Y 1 S1 oral: pwpiklor of nlummllll half! Un . . m'u'14i' All'l'l!'!'1l gfzfxvtl: This is your ronui, sir. ll you want at hm' vicw on-r tht- iuountauns, put gi tlimt- in thc slut .intl the sliuttcrx optrn lor hw minutes. Fresh Meats M ' ' ' . . 'Who was that pretty little thing l s.iw gnu with lust night? Vegetables-Groceries NVill you proiiiist- not to tr-Il my wilt? Sui'cly, I l1l'Ullll5L'.-A pm, lfjK,yM-.Vx XVL'll. it was my will-. 1 1 1 linng-i'.' Cain you gin' im- it tlctiniuon ul' at patriotic tn'1itm'? 1 1 1 ll'1mgy: Wt-II, il' you wginl my tlctiui- tion. hos tha- li:-lltnv wlitfs rczuly to lily tlown your lift- for his counu'i'. 1 1 1 Second and AfCh Streets lllillfl'l'.' Mr. lirmvit lull his umhrc'llgi again. l lwliuu- htfcl lcaiw his hcaul il' II Xvcll' l1lllSC. Cat-asauqua' Pa. A.ll1ll1tlg!'l'.' l tlairt- my 5uu'rc right. I lu-tml huu my only ycstciwlaty that hc um going lu Switzcrlatml for his lungs. Phono 5-'USC-l Horold R. Stouclt Atlantic Authorized Dealer Ethyl ahrl White Flash Gasoline Avtotuoh and Lite-ot-theeCrocIe Motor Oils Crook Case and Lubrication Service Seventh Street Pike Allentown, Pa. Phone 3-3532 H E N RY ' S ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 940-942 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. Compliments of EGYPT BAKERY Builders of Good Will and Sellers of Quality Have you heard that Mrs. lones elop- ed with the chaullieur in her huslvandk car? Yes-was he very annoyed? Rather-was he very annoyed? A'Rather-he says he ean't afford a new car. 1 1 1 Wife: Let me sec that letter you've iust opened. I can see from the hand- writing it's from a woman and you turn- ed pale when you read it. Hrnflnnznl: You can have it. It's from your milliner. Y Y Y A teacher asked her pupils if they knew who the Quakers Were. 'People who live near an active yol- eano, miss. called out a little boy prompt- ly. 1 1 1 A small lyoy was seen sitting moodily on his from doorstep. What makes you so miserable? a friendly neighbor inquired. l'Well, replied the luoy, Hit I had it tu do over again I yvouldn't eat up sisterk lipstick-even for spite. 1 1 1 1lLlfli!'I1f.' Why does so small a cavity feel so large to the tongue, doctor? 1161111-.iff lust the natural temlenuy of the tongue to exaggerate, l suppose. lentz Motor Company, Inc. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Atlantic: Gasoline and Oils Goodyea r Tires and Tubes SALES and SERVICE l540- l 550 Main Street Northampton, Pa. , WWW ff!!! X, ,.-'R I ,L.,,f X in fffflw f yff yp N' f 1 U' 7X Z Me nd ff W 'f 'Q N Z f ,. 'I I , , Q: f W9 4 f 9 r W e W cf '5 , C , fa 11 2 411 OW. 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