Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1940 volume:

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GENE GOCKLEY Assistant Business Manager ....... BETTY STEM Advertising Manager ........... ...... J OYCE STROHL Assistant Advertising Manager .... . .. WILLIAM GRIFFITH Assistant Advertising Manager ........................ HELEN SAMCHOK ADVERTISING EDITORS MADELINE HOCK CARL NEWHART GERALD MOYER BETTY MOLCHAN WILLIAM F. RICE DARLE STROHL NANCY ROSS JUNE PETERS FRIEDA FRICKE ADELINE EBERHARDT CATHERINE HANKEE STEPHEN STRELLA ART WILLIAM GRIFFITH JOHN KOCHIS MIKE FISHER HUMOR BELA HABERERN JOHN EDGAR .IEANNE COFFIELD LITERARY FRANCES BRETZ JORDAN MURPHY EVELYN BERTSCH BRUCE SNYDER MIRIAM SOUDERS ALFRED BRETZ JEAN LAUB REGINALD PARKER ANNA MARIE WAIDELICH DAVID WEISEN MUSIC NEAL BROWN GRACE BARTHOLOMEW CARL N E'WHART SCHOOL NEWS-DIARY NANCY ROSS JEANNE COFFIELD WILLIAM GRIFFITH MIRIAM SOUDERS RUTH BARTHOLOMEW BELA HABERERN PHOTOGRAPHY VALERIA RINGER MILDRED RONCORONI MILDRED KOSMAN ESTHER KLIMEK FACULTY ADVISERS H. E. KUHNS H. P. GRAMMES A. F. WAGAMAN 101 .Qedicafion J' To Our Patents who have made possible by their love, understanding and encouragement, our Day of Commencement, we humbly dedicate this Annual. Zig? IT i 1 M Af D. N. SEMMEL Vice Principal F 121 CARRIE L. SCHADLER Dumestic Science 1 H. E. KUHNS Languages A. F. WAGAMAN English . f , 4 MARIE E. GIBEERT Commerciai Department G. D. STECKEL Science and Mathematics ELIZABETH H. SCHAADT Supervisor of Music JOHN A. WHEELER Social Sciences I 13 f ,0 .fi ,fl L... fad! SAMUEL L. NEVINS Social Studies and Health ELMA M. HAUPT E141 R. A. SIIPPLE Industrial Arts Health and English JOSEPH FORNACIARI Physical Education and Mathematics fWMQA7w YZWZM 95? ROBERT J. STECKEL Physical Education and Sciences l ,- -f, is -J FRANCES E. OSWALD Librarian and English EDGAR D. STECKEL Biology U51 f i 5 E L I 'il JOSEPH F. CLEMENT Instrumental Music and History ROLAND W. SNYDER Commercial Department 1 gsmnns fncum Juruons , 1. Y M fnssuncn gnruon nfs E2 -- vs ' ,:' l, ' 4 U7 SENIOR GIRLS AS FRESHNIEN U31 K X SENIOR BOYS AS FRESHMEN U9 AW THE SENIOR CLASS mm 25? Senior Gfass Uflqcers Senior Gfass gfisfory FOUR years ago we. the class of 1940, entered Whitehall as timid. nervous Freshmen. Now these timid, nervous Freshmen under our understanding and helpful faculty have advanced to ambitious Seniors ready to go out into the world justly proud of what we have accomplished in our four wonderful years at dear old Whitehall High School. We have been largely represented in all forms of our high school activities and have done all in our power to uphold its proud name established by our predecessors. As we are about to take the last step in our high school career, that of graduation, we realize that we are very much attached to Whitehall High. While we travel the highway of life, We shall cherish those friendships formed at our stay fat Whitehall. VVith all our hopes and wishes for more glorious years to come. the Cllass of 1940 bids you Adieu. 21 F A X AXXE V. ADAIIS NORTH CATASAUQUA She's quiet to those who don't know her well,' But, oh! herfriendsfwhat they could tell. Annie Conunercial Birthplace: N0l'tl1Zl'lllDi01l. Pu. Elenientury Education: North thitaiszuiquu Public Schools. Personal 1 llZl1'ill'T9l'lStlCSI lfriendlyg kind: tzillcu- tive: trustworthy. Favorite Studies: Sliortlnlnd :ind pmhleiils of d9lll0E'l'ilCY. Holrhies: lfilllfillg, bicycling und skating. Carver: Si- l?l'9fil.l'X. Annie is the sort of girl who perseve1'es until she reur-lies ln-1' goal. XVQ, the cluss of '-lil. ure sure she will fultill her uinhition. We wish her the host of success through the years thut will come. Fane- wellf' Anne. ELIZARETII ALTRICHTER 1 FULLLJRTON Nice blue eyes and pleasant smiles Are just afew of Betty's wiles. Betty College Preparatory Birthplace: Slatington. Pu. Elenlentury Education: Slatington Public Schools. Personal Churaicteiisticsz Cheerfulg kind: C011- siderate. Favorite Studies: Lutin :ind Frenclx. Hobbies: Dancing :intl rollerskutingr. Career: Nursing. Betty's'f chief desire is to become il nurse. Because of her great interest in the profession of nursing. we feel Sure that she will be successful in attaining her goal. The Class of 401 bids her atlieu. Athletic Association CZL' Dramatirs C4Dg Glee ClubC3-4J,' Mixed Chorus Q3-4D,' Sophomore Chorus C225 Tri-Hi-Y Q2-3-43. E221 u2 ?TV- MICHAEL JOSEPH ANDUSH HOKENDAUQUA E A njylhingfnr a gay-happy life. 1 wvfikey' General 1 Birthplace: llokenclauqua. Pu. W Elementary Erluc-ation: Hokenclauqua Public 1 Schools. ? 1 119131711211 t'lm1'amfte1'istics: Friencllyg kind: cour- I teousi quiet. 2 I Favorite Studies: Pl'0bl9lllS of Cl6lll0C1'B.C5' and 00llllllEPl'Cl2ll law. Hobbies: Swiinining. basketball, and softball. , 1 Career: Business Mzulageinent. After leaving Whitehall, Mike intends to take E his place in the business world. He has been a faith- ful student in high school and we hope that he will attain his goal. We. the Class of 110. wish him the best of lurk, Alhlelic Association CI-Z-3-43: Glee Club C3-43g Athleiics Q2-33. HARRY HARNER CEMIGNTON Rain or shine. he's never on lime. , Duke General E Birthplace: Ceineutoii. Pa. E Elementary Education: Uenienton Public Svlioole. ' Personal Cliarzlcteristicsz Witty: clever: friendly: l talkative. I l Favorite Study: PFOIPIGIIIS of Ili-'lllOL'l'C2lY. . E Hobbies: Hunting and driving a car. - i Career: Aviation. When Harry leaves Whitehall and goes out into the world. he plans to heroine an aviator. We all know that Harry will be a great success. We, the Class of '4O. Wish him the best of luck. Athletic Association Cl-Z-3-41: Fun and Frolic Qlbg Edu- cational Film C3-4J,' Glee Club Q3-41. f23 RVTH IREXE l3AR'1'HOLOMEXV X G RA4 TE li. IIARTI-IOLOMEYV NORTH C,xT.xsAUQIiA When you're in lrouble, Don'l roarn aboutg Jus! go to Grace, She'll help you out. Gracie Commercial Birtliplzu-ez North l'z1tns:u1qu:1. Pu. Eli-'11l9lllil1'y Erlucntiollz North l':1tnsnlu1un Public Schools. 1'c-lx-soiinl t'l1nrncte1'istics: Anllvitiousg honest: 1-heerful: siiurereg generous. Favorite- Studies: Slllllfllillltl :md problems of llenlocrnvy. llolmhyz Music. Career: Sf9ll02'l'illlfll6l'. Gl3lC'l6ASl ever really smile :tml fl'iPl1lllill9SS has won her nznny friends. Her one ambition is to be- 001110 21 SU-'l10gl'2lDh91' and we feel confident that she will succeed. We. the Class of '-10. wish you the best of luck. Gl'2lL'lE-E . Adios! Band CZ-3-45g Orchestra C2-3--ll. EGYPT This winsome girl, this happy lass. She is the heroine of lhe class. 'lllilzin Commercial Birthplace: ligxypt. Pa. El9lll01ll2II'Q' Eilur-ntioll: Egypt Public Schools. 1'8l'S0l12ll f'llEll'lll'l9l'lSfll'SI Courteousg jolly: trust- worthy: sim-ere. Fuvorito Studies: English :ind stenography. Hobbies: Swinnning and dancing. Career: Private Sem'et:1l'y. If ability to work uncensingly and to cultivate many friendships is an il1diCi1lI.l0lL of future success. Ruth's ambition. whether it be sec-retarial work or drslmatics. can be fully rezllizecl. May the Class hid. you n fond fnrewel1. Alhlelic Association CI-Z-3,435 Class Ojicer C415 Foollights C4j,' Fun and Frolie Club Ujg Glee Club CZV3-45: National Honor Society C3-4lg Oralorical Prize Speaker 13,5 Public Speaking Club Ujg Sophomore Chorus QZJ. 241 l ohhh PAUL J. HEIL No1vrH CATASAUQUA Paul's a short ambitious lad, We won't say he's good or bad. He never thinks of being great, But wants to reach the Golden Gate. Peanuts Commercial Birtlipl:u'e: North Uzltsrsulrqiizx. Pa. Elementary Eclucntion: North Cataszulqua Public: Schools. Personal Cli:11'z1cteristic's: Kind: cheerfulg friendly. Favorite Study: Coirinrerrial law. Hobbies: Baseball and basketball. Career: Mechanical Engineer. Peanuts made his Iirst :l1l1l921l':lllC9 in North CilftlSilll1lll2l, his birthplace. lle made an excellent record in the North Catasauquu Public Schools, and then came ac-ross the river to Whitehall. He has chosen his career. and all believe that he will make the best of it. So. the Class of '40 wishes hinr the best of luck in his chosen career. Athletic Association C2-3-4J,' Photo Club C2'3J. of luck. ZZ? ARLINGTON K. HELTZ CEMENTON A boy who takes life as it comes, With never a worry and never a care, Beltzie General Birthplace: f't3lll'L'llf0I1, Pa. Elementary Education: Nortlizunpton Public Schools. Personal t'lmx':u:ter'istim-sz F1'ie11dlyg kimlg cour- teous. Favorite Stmliesrz Problems of democracy and commercial law. Hobbies: Swimming and lrzlsketball, Career: Theatre Manager, After leaving high school, Arlington expects to keep ou Working in the theatre and finally become a inanager. VVe, the Class of 40. wish him the best r Athletic Association CI-2-3-4j,' Glee Club C3-45: Fun and Frolics QD. l35l Af f LORRAIXE JOYCE BELNTZ CEMENTON Always happy, always gay, Hardly worries any day. Bellzie Commercial Birthplace: C6-'llll'llUlll, Pu. Ifllemeuiary Eflun-mimi: Nmtlminptmi Public Schools. Persolial Characteristics: lVitryg lllllll1lI'UlliQ tall:- aiiveg friencllyz kind. Favorite Studies: Geriuaii and prolvleins ot' fle- mocracy. Hobbies: Dancing and skating. Career: Interior liec'm'ntiu::. SVU all feel sure ilmt LOl'l'ZllllQ will succeed in the career she has clmsen, The flIil5 Sl of '40 wishes Lorraine the best of luck and suof-ess thmuglmut all her days. Mirth and Melody Cllg Fun and Frolie KID. l-IVICI.-YN MAE llER'I'Sf'H BIICKLEYS Very serious in every class, Always a smilefm those who pass. UBerlschie Commercial Hiitliplzivez Myersville, Pa. Eh-'lllt-'lllilly Eflueation: llokeudauqua Public Selmuls. l'e1'so11z1l t'lm1'ziL're1'istics: llouestg Studiousg in- telligent: i'0lll'T9UllS. lfavorire Studies: Germain and sllnrtliaud. llohlwiesz SXYilll1lliIl'g and skziting. f'lll'E'61'Z Sf9I102l'21Dh6l'. Evelyifs four years with us have proved her to he ai very l'0IllDG'f9llf worker. never ceasing until it is c-miilrle-ted. Because she has not fully decided as fu what she intends to do in fall. We Wish her smvvess in wlmtevvr she e11de:xvo1's to attempt. Auf Xvll-'dQl'SPll6'll V Athletic Association Ujg Fun and Frolic Cljg Mirlh and Melody Qljg Nalional Honor Society 145. 261 awe? 1 w ALFRED XVILLIAM BRETZ FULLERTON He's very tall and quiet, Look's like he's on a diet. Al Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Eleinentary Education: lfullvrton Public Schools. Personal Chaiacteristiosz Tallg friendlyg sociable. Favorite Study: C0ll1lllPl'Cl3.l law. Hobbies: Archery, bicycling. and reading. Career: Electrical Engineer. The Senior Class is oouliclent that Al will suc- ceed. We expect to hear much about him. t'Fa1'ewell E Athletic Association U-Z-3-455 Photography Club U-2D,' Science Club fl-25. FRA NCES E. IHRETZ ' EGYPT A brown-haired lass With a pleasant smile, A friend like Frances Is afriend worth while. Franny College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Ezlucation: Nortlialnptoli Parochial Schools. Personal Cl1:11'acte1'istics: F1-ielldlyg jovial: care- freeg popular. Favorite Studies: Probleins of deinocravy. Hobbies: Dancing and skating. Career: Air Stmvardess. Frances' chief desire is to become an air stewardess. We feel sure she will be successful in attaining her goal. In parting, we. the Class of '40, join in wishing her all the suc'c-ess and happiness in the world. Athletic Association C3-4l,' Cheerleader C2-3-4j,' Drama- tics f4lg Educational Film Club C335 Fun and Frolio Clif Girls' Chorus Q3-4D,' Gym Exhibition C3-42,4 Mixed Chorus 131g Sophomore Chorus CZJQ Tri-Hi-Y CZ-3-4j. i271 CA! X NEAL L. BROVVN NORTH CATASAUQUA To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, And to lend a hand. ' 'Brownian Commercial Birthplace: Elll'lll2lllS, Pa. Elementary Education: North Feitasnliqim Public Schools. Personal Chmucftei-istics: Ambitiousg cheerful. Favorite Study: Bookkeeping. Hobby: Golf. Career: Professimisil Golfer. XVe know he will Slli'C9G'll at his Career. We, the Class of '40, wish him luck. Band C2-3-45g Hi-Y Club CZ-3-43. DONALD JOHX CLAUSER NORTH CATASAUQUA L'When in trouble or in doubt, Come to Don, he'll help you out, Don General Course Birthplace: Allentown. Pa. E19IHEHti1I'j' Education: North Catasfiuqua Public Schools. Personal Clizirficteristicsz Humorous: kindg stu- dious: tall. Favorite Study: Literature. Hobbies: Swimming, reulling, and baseball. 4'm'eer: Secretary. Vpon LL'l'i1dllflllll'2. D0ll iuteud's to further his 9dll4'21Tl0Il in the 001111111-'1'C'lill Held. He hopes to Secure a position as il Se0l'otm'y. XVe, the Class of '40, Wish him the best of luck. Athletic Association C2-3-435 Dromatics C3-4jg Educational Film Club CZjg Hi-Y Club C455 Mixed Chorus GO. 281 JEANNE COFFIELD EGYPT She'sfull offun, she's full ofjoy, And she's a gift to every boy. We Jeanie College Preparatory Birthplace: Alle1.town, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Fun lovingg attractive: energetic. Favorite Study: French. Hobbies: Swinnning. dancing, and ice-skating. Career: Dental Hygienist. .leanie'sl' ainbition is to become ai dental hygien- ist. Since she always gets what she goes after, there ran he no doubt but that her ambition will be at- tained. NVe all Wish her luck and happiness. Au revoir X Gym team KZ-3-455 Fortlights Club H415 Girls Chorus Q2-3-435 National Honor Society i455 Athletic Association Q2-3-4j,' Cheerleader C2-3-455 Tri-Hivlf C3-4j,' Educational Film Club C3D. f W ,... ' ir ip W if .. ' iff 5 A t fe, , BERXARIJ J. DANKO NORTH CATASAUQUA He is always quiet A nd friendly too. And, when you meet him, You'll agree its true. Barn Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: St. Lawrence Parochial School: North C5lf2lS2lllqllil Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheertulg ambitious: thoughtful. Favorite Study: Problems of democracy. Hobbies: Ice skating and golf. Career: Radio Engineer. Barn is a young fellow with ears and eyes open always to learn something new. He gets along fairly Well in his studies and that is not all. He is knovm to all the handsome girls and boys in his class as a quiet settled lad in his teens. He is leasing school with his mind Well made up on what he should be and do. All of 'us wish him the best of luck and know he will get along in the world. K2 Football CZ-3-4jj Athletic Association K2-3-4jg Photo Club -35. Il29l V l K A X CARSUX F. DUCFEXI DER-FHR FULLE1:'rox Ready to help with heart and hand, Such are the spirits cf this young man. Kit College Preparatory Birthplace: Fullerton, Pu Elelnenfary Edllcatiollz l:'ulle1'ton' Public Schools, Personal i'h:11':1cte1'istics: Intelligent: determined: fun-lovingg dependable. Favorite Study: BIKINI!-'lllZlflCS. Hobbies: Woodwork and sports. Career: Civil Engineering. We know that Kit is tletermined and studious. ure sure these qualities will lead him through successful years in College, and help him become a distinguished Civil Engineer. We expeet Lehigh University to be Kitls ' next Alina Mater and the Glass of '40 hopes Lehigh will appreciate his coming as niuvh as Whitehall will miss his leaving. NVQ Athletic Association CI-2-3-455 Class Ojicer C3-4Jg Dram- atios Cl-2-3j,' Football Manager Q2-3-45: Gym Club Q1-2-31g Mixed Chorus CZ-315 National Honor Society K3-455 Ora- THUMAS F. DOPSOVIC NORTH CATASAUQUA He may be short And not on lop, But we are sure He'll never be aflopf' Dipper Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauquzi, Pa, Elementary Education: North Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendlyg determined: full of fun.. Favorite Study: Steiiogmphy. Hohhies: Woodworking and golf. Career: Manager of a chain store. Dipper came across the bridge from N. Cata- sauqua in 1937. and seemed to get along fairly well in his three years here. Ile liked the school and everything that came with it, and, now that he is going out into the world. The Glass of '40 wishes him the beset of luck. Athletic Association KZ-3-4jg Glee Club C3-4jj Photo Club CZ-35. 301 torical Speaker C315 Woodworking Club KI-ZH. egg Al DE LINE JUNE EBERHARDT EGYPT Those curly hair and big brown eyes, An indication that she is wise. ' 'Ady Commercial l . Bi1'lllIPlIlK'9Z Nurthznuptoii. Pu. 1 . Eleuleutnry Emlucutiouz Egypt Public Schools. I I,9l'SOI1Zll K'l1zu'z1vte1'istic's : Ambitious 3 polite: cheerful : loyal. 1 l-'uvox-ite Studies: Steuozmplly null history. z i lluhlvieS: Skating: :uul llilllK'lllL'. g i'z1l'ee1': limnlclieepew. . i 1 Adeline-'s 1-upulwility of becoming a bookkeeper mul 1-ultivntiug rouucl friends insure her happiness througlliout the Ctllllillg 5'9zll'S. The Class of '40 bids her fain-well. Athletic Association K3-45g Furl and Frolir: fljg Mirth and Melody CID. JOHN WV. EDGAR ' NORTH CATASAUQUA You will never meet a better friend. t'Jack General Birthplace: North Cilf2lS2lllilll2l, Pa. Eleiuentary Emllwzltioliz North 1'ilfZlSRllll1ll2l Public Schools. P0l'S0l1ill L'1lilltll'l'9l'lSfi1'SI l-'rielullyz polmlurg cheerful. Favorite Studies: Physics and l-'1'enul1. Hobbies: Ice skating mul Swimming. Career: Music. For L'.ls1ck's future life he has vhoseu the field of llll1S'iCQ iu it we hope he will be ax sue:-ess. He has shown some of his talent iu operettas and other musical Work. Wishing him success and happiness, the Class of '40 bids hilu 'tfa1'eWell. ' Athletic Association CZ-3-4j,' Dramaties C3-425 Educa- tional Film Club C1-2-3-4j,' Glee Club QZ-3-45,' Junior Oratorical Context 133. puj F A X pig ' - 1 MICHAEL FISHER 1 ' Smiles Newer too disrnalg never too gayg Set to travel the straight and narrow way. Mickey Commercial Course Birthplace: Bath. Pu. Elementary Education: West Copluv Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Courteousg witty: eu- ergeticg ambitious. Favorite Studies: Problems of 1ll'lll0Cl'H.l'y and commercial law, Career: Military Police. Mike is one of the very few boys of our class who is military llllll-di-lil. XVe know that he will suc- ceed, because he possesses the qualities necessary to make a success in his intx-uded cmeer. We, the Class of '40 wish him bon voyage! Fun and Frollr CIVZU Mirth and .Melody CI-25. HERBERT J. FOLLVVEILER ALLENTOWN He's seldom ever quiet, He's always on a spree. Lf the schwl were full of Herberts, VVhat a good school this would be. i Blondie General L Birthplace: Emmaus, Pa. Elementary Education: South Whitehall Schools. Personal Characteristivs. Witty: kind: friendly: jolly. 3 Favorite Studies: Algebra, commercial law, and I commercial mathematics. l Hobbies: Wrestling, basketball and collecting match covers. Career: Business Field. l This young husky chap, for his life's vocation, has chosen a business career. With his ability and determined disposition we know he will be a great success. We. the Class of '40, Wish him the best of luck. happiness, and good fortune. Athletic Association I1-2-3-43: Fun and Frolics CI-Zjg Accordion Club Mig Glec Club C3-4b. 321 X fl f l L , FRIICUA FRICKE HOKENDAUQUA She's witty, jolly, and full af tricks, Tl1at's the way you find Miss Frickef' College Preparatory Bi1'thplzlce: Allentown, Pu. Eleinen-tary Education: Allentown Public Schools. Personal Cliaracteristics: Jolly: studiousg sincere. Fuvoiile Study: Social Studies. Hobbies: Reading, swiinniingg. and einbroidering. C2ll't'9l'I Nurse. After Qglilflllilfltlll Frieda intends to prepare for the nursing.: profession. We feel sure she will succeed due to her personality and attitude toward study. The Class of '40 bids her farewell and the best of luck in her career, Dramatic Club C415 Chorus f-43. ARR-ABELLE JANET GERLACH HOKENDAUQUA HeIlo.' pretty rnairlen, Are there any more at home like you? Birthplace: Bethleliein, 1'n. Personal Cl1a1'z1vte1'istics: Anibitiousg dependable cheerful. Favorite Study: Mathematics. Hobbies: Bicycling. skiing, and tennis. Career: lllntlieniuticsl Teacher. of '40, are sure that she will succeed. Farewell I C4J. Ante College Preparatory Elementary Education: Bethlelieni Public Schools. y iAAl'1'i9,,'! one of the better half of Whitehall. is planning to master the hickory stick. We. the Clz1sS Dramatic Club f4Jg Tri H-Y f4jg Athletic Assoriatzort i331 ,- ee VVILLIAM YV. GRIFFITH Ft'L1.eR'1'oN Tall and strong, Brave and boldg He'll make good Before he's old. Bill College Preparatory Birthplace: Fullerton. Pa. Elementary I'ldll1'i1Il0llZ Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Cliaracteristicsz Fun-lovingg popular: helpful: mischievous. Favorite Study! Science. Hobby: Commercial Artist. Bill is undecided as to which school he will X GEXIC H. GOCKLICY A1,Lnx'rowN Whatever he does, wherever he goes, He is afriend whom everyone knows. Gene College Preparatory Ifllrtliplacez Kleinfeltersville. Pu. l'lll'lllPIlfill'Y Etlllezltiollz Egypt, Hokenrlauquzl. and West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal C11a1'acte1'istics: Intelligentg witty: popularg ainbitious. lfavorite Study: Science. Hobbies: Woodworking, electricity, and drawing. Career: Doctor of Medicine. Gene has chosen as his career the hard life of :1 doctor. We feel certain that, in later years, ln- will become an outstanding man in his field. What- ever t'Genev does, he may rest assured that the hopes and wishes of the Clase of '40 are for his success. Athletic Association C1-Z-3-455 Athletic Ccuncil C2D,' Class Ojicer C135 County Oratorical Prize Speaker Ulf Dramotics K3-4j,' Gym Exhibition Q2-3-41: National Hon: r Society C435 Oratorical Prize Speaker H355 Radio Club U-Zig Wm-fl working Club C1-Zj. -enter next fall. However, we feel that whatever his choice will be he will be successful. It will proh- ably require little schooling to prepare him for the vocation he is likely to follow for he is already skilled in that line of Work. Lots of luck, 'tBil1. Athletic Association CI-2-3-455 Gym Exhibition C1-Z-3-4D,' Wood Working Club C1-255 Gym Club CI-Zjg Mixed Chorus fl-2-3-435 Dramatic Club fl-Z-3-45. :sq hwehfj' THOMAS T. GRIMBI ' ' Nowru U.v1'.xsAIu11J,x A lways determined. always fair, There newer was a betterfriend lzriywheref' HGrinzrny College Preparatory liirtllplncez Nlll'f112lllL17tllll. l':1. EIPIIR-'llf2ll'j' Efluvzition: liutzk School. Personal Chiu'ncte1'istics: l':11ic-ntg honest: loynlg determined. F:lx'orite Studivs: l?l1e1nist1'y und physics. Ilolaluy: Nature Study. Career: I'. S. :Xl'lllj' Otlirer. TOll'l11lY'Sm ainlrition is to hike up 21 Career ill the I'. Army and heroine :ln ofl'iCei'. XVe are sure that. with his pe1'seve1'a11ce :mil natural ability. he will easily reach his goal. The Class of '40 wishes him El bright and happy future. S0 long. i'T0llllllY I Activities: Football C3-41g Athletic Association C455 Fun X and Frnlic C255 Chorus CI-2-3-41. f DOROTHY A. S. GROW FULLERTON Dotty is a little lass, Who likex to argue in P. of D. class. Dotty General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pal. Elenientnry Edlll'2lllOllZ Fullerton Public Schools, Personal lll1n1'acte1'istics: F1-ieudlyg stuiliousg depelulable. Favorite Study: P1'0lJlvlllS of Cl6l110c1'ilC5'. Hobbies: Swimming :xml 1-ending. xxllllblflihll Stenographer. Dolly does not give up until she has renclied her goal with perfection. She wishes to be 21 stenog- raphei' und we all feel sure that she will he successful. We, the Class of '40, wish her the best of luck and happiness. Farewe11! Athletic Association f4jg Furt and Frolic Club C115 1 Junior Glee Club 135g Red Cross Club C2j,' Sophomore ' Chorus QZJ,- Tri-Hi- Y C2-3-45. U35 AVV la RUTH MAR-ION HALLMAN FULLERTON Oh, she's little but she's wise, Shfs a Ierroi-for her size. Tillie' ' Commercial BELA M. HABERERX EGYPT Always happy, never blur, His disposition depends on you. Rnbin0jf Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Elementary Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Cha1'acte1'istic-s: Studious: kind: opti- mistic: ambitious: honest. Favorite Studies: Bookkeeping and German. Hobby: Playing the violin. Career: Commercial Teacher. Bela always was kidded by his friends until his senior year, when he proved himself an all- around, ardent, scholastic student. He has qualifica- tions of becoming distinguished in the profession of business. And we wish him the many successful enterprises which he freely advocates. 'tfihcerio Z from the Class of '40. Athletic Ass. QI-Z-3'-4j,' Boys Glee Club U-Z-3-4j,' Dra- matic Club C1-455 Fun and Frolic CD5 Mixed Chorus KZ-3-45g National Honor Sociely C455 Orcheslra CI-243-41: Swing Band MJ. Birthplace: Lehighton, Pa. Elementary Education: Lehighton Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Friendly: considerate: lovable. Favorite Studies: Stenograpny and problems of democracy. Hobbies: Roller skating and sxvinnning. Career: Secretary. Hark! yes, it's that familiar old, high pressure giggle of quiet Little 'tTil1ie. Shes telling her in- separable friend .lean about the latest. She hopes to become a stenographer, so may success and happiness 'tdog her footsteps away. We, the Class of 1940, wish her a hardy 'ffarewell.' 361 X CA'I'llliRINli A. HANKEE EGYLH1' 'Tis the sparkle in her eye That rnakes us lock when she goes by. Hank College Preparatory Birtlmlnee: Egypt. Pu. El9l1lPlllil1'j' EllllL'2lflOllI Egypt Public Schools. Perfonul i'l1:11':1cte1'isticAs: Dependable, jollyg hlllllUl'OllS. Fslvorile Study: Mfltliennlticfs. llolvluiesz Swinnning und ive Skating. l zl1'eer: Slll'Q:iL'2ll Nurse. Cmlnerine. better known to most of us as hllillllifl has been one of the most active students in the claws, She is lvlzuining to lxecuine a surgical nurse. We me sure she will N111-ver-cl her-ause of her ability to do things well as we have seen during the past four yours. Good Luck 2 Athletic Association C1-Z-3-45: Band CI-Z-3-415 Orchestra C1-Z-3-45g Girls Glee Club C3-42g Footlights Club Cl-4Dg National Honor Society C3-43g Red Cross Club C215 Sopho- more Chorus C235 Tri'Hi-Y C2-3-45. JGHB JOSEPH HARAKAL H0K1-:NDAUQUA When ever you are in need, Here is a sure friend, indeed. Harkie Com rnercial Birthplace: Ilokendauquzl, Pa. Elementary Education: Holcemlaliqllu Public: Schools. Personal Cll2ll'ilCt9l'lStiCSf Kindg helpfulg con- sillerute. Favorite Studies: Commercial law and problems of dem-ocrncy. Hobbies: Boating, stamp collecting, aviation and football. Can-eer: Forestry. Jolufs desire is to become ax forest ranger, He is always capable of doing good work and we know that he will be fl success in his chosen vareer, We nll wish hinl stu-cess and we. the Class of '40, bid him farewell, Athletic Association C1-Z-3-425 Baseball C415 Football K3-4jg Fun and Frolin C135 Glee' Club CI-215 Mirth and Melody C1 J. H71 f ACy CARL A. HEIXHY NORTH f?ATASAUQUA Always quiet as can be, Also shy as you can see, Ki Commercial Birthplace: North i':1t:lsz11u1u:1, Par. Elementary Education: North Uaitnsnuqun Public Schools. 1'9l'SOllfll Cha1':1cte1'istics: Quietg friendly: sociable. Favorite Studies: Ilistory and shortlrand. Hobbies: Stamp collectiiig und skating. Career: Mechanic. We are coniident that Carl will be il very efficient mechanic because he possesses the ability, perseverance. and coniirlence ll6 CH'SSZ'Il'X. In putting, we, the Class of '-10, sincerely hope that he will succeed. Gym Team C2-3-43: Glee Club C34-lj. LYDIA DIARY HEIXTZELDIAN CEMENTON Here'5 a girl with hair of brown, With eyes that fairly light the town. ' 'Lydiau Commercial Bir'tl1plz1ce: Zionsville, Pa. Elenienlary Erlucnttionz Zionsville Public Schools: Cementon Public Schools. Persornil Clm1':u'te1'istics: Cheerfulg honestg kind. Favorite Studies: Shorthand and bookkeeping. I-lobbies: Knitting, Crocheting, and sewing. A Career: Secretarial work. The Class of 1940 hopes that she will succeed in the career that she has chosen. She has proved her- self to be very helpful to her classmates. Auf4 Wieclerselien I 2 Tri-Hi-y C2-3-4j,' Athletic Association CZ-3-41g Glee Club 12-3-455 Mirth and Melody Cljg Fun and Frolic Clj l i331 Wake 4 BIADELINE LOUISE HOCK Wnsi CATASAUQUA He1e's a lass that's tried and true Always happy, never blue Nice to meet and swell to know Everyone will tell you so. Maddy College Preparatory Birtliplaoez West Catasauqua, Pa. Elementary Education: West Catasauqua Public Schools. Personal Characteristics: Cheerfulg studiousg quiet: attractive, 1-'avorite Studies: English and Latin. Hobbies: Bicycling and skating. Career: Nursing. flll leaving Whitehall. Madeline intends to join the White Parade and take the Florence Nightin- gale Oath. The Class of '-10 wishes Maddy lots of luck, success, and liappiness through all her days. Athletic Association C3-4D: Dramatics C4Jg Educational Film Club f3D,' Glee Club f4D,' Mixed Chl ms C335 National Honor Society C4jg Sophomore Glee Club CZD. if RICHARD EIJXVARD JONES, J R. FULLERTON I didn't know 'what time it was. Jamey General .Birthplace-: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Grade Schools. Personal Charac-teristics: Ilnuhtfulg pessimisticg humorous: studious. Favorite Studies: Mathematics and French. Hobbies: Swiniming and music. Career: Mechanical Draftsman. Jonsey ' came to Whitehall as a Freslunan with the Class of 1940. He indulged farely in extra- curricula activities. He could usually he found in his homeroom either attempting to translate French or cracking raw jokes. We wish Jonsey all the luck in the world in his career as a mechanical drafts- rnan and we feel that he will succeed in his efforts. Athletic Association CI-Z-3-455 Hi-Y C3-45: Glee Club C2-3-415 Dramatics C3-45g Jlffelody and Mirth fljg Educa- tional Film Club C2-35. 5:29 filed! EDGAR C. KLE P PINGER AI.LEN'I'0WVN A sunny smile, A cheerful greeting, A boy like this Is worthwhile meeting. Klep College Preparatory Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown. Pa.: Heights- town, N. J.: Fullerton. Pa. . Personal Characteristics: Tall: ambitious: sporty: humorous. Favorite Studies: Fliemistry and physics. Hobbies: Dancing. swimming, bicycling and woodwork. Career: Machinist. Klep is an ardent follower of all school activities and has participated in many of them. He tells us that he desires to follow the mechanical field and excel as a machinist. We are sure that with his determination and ambition he will be a success in any field he may follow. The Class of '-HP wishes him all the success and happiness in the world. Au Revoir! Athletic Association CI-Z-4J,' Educational Film Club C335 Glee Club C2-3j,' Gym Exhibition C3J.' Football C3-41: Hi-Y Q1-Z-3-4jj Mirth and Melody CID: Mixed Chorus CZ-31 ESTHER KLIMEK FULLERTON She is neither tall er short, fat nor thin, But she is one who will be held dear in hearts Qf men. Es College Preparatory Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Cliara-cteristics: Loyalg studiousg trust- worthy: generous. Favorite Studies: Mathematics and problems of democracy. Hobbies: Dancing and roller skating. Career: Nurse. Es's greatest desire is to become a nurse. We know that with all her virtue she is bound to succeed. The Class of '40 wishes you success. 'Tarewell ! Faotlights Club C435 Glee Club CZ-3-435 Household Arts flbj Latin Club UL' Red Cross Club CZDQ and Tri-Hi-Y C2-3-4b. 403 JOHN JOSEPH KOCHIS Cmu:N'r0N w ., I I f you get into trouble And if in doubt, Just come to old slug: He'll help you out. ' 'Slug' ' Commercial Birtliplzice: f'H'll1,L'llt0l1, l':1. ElPlll9Hl21l'j' Education: C91l'l9l1t0I1 Public Schools. 1'erso11al i'l1:11':icte1'ist,ic's: Determiliedg creativeg courteous. Fzmvorite Studies: Bookkeeping and mechanical drawing. Hobbies: Huntimr. fishing. and l'2lIl06iH'g. Career: Forestry. i'Slug is very 'lll,llt'll iiitc-rested in nature and it's resources. His love for the out-door and his dete1'111i11:1fion1 has lielped him to Choose forestry as his life work. .l4lllll is :1111,bltiou.s: We can well say he will succeed ill his undertaking. We, the Class of 40. wish l1i111 the best of luck. f'Di bosha sd-rover! Mirtlf and Melody Qljg Fun and Frolio Cljg Football -31. C2 MILDRED ARLENE KOSMAX NORTH CATASAUQUA She's small, lively, friendly, and neatg A better friend you couldrft meet. Millie College Preparatory Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Elelirentary Education: Catasauqua Public Svhools. ami North Catasauqua Public Schools. 1'e1'so11z1l Charzicteristics: Jollyg livelyg and friendly. Fa1'o1'ite kstlllllt-'SZ l-'rench and Dl'0bl8lllS of flE'lll0Cl'ilCy. Hobbies: SWi111111ing and rlancing. Career: Nurse. Mildred, better known as Millie to her f1'i9l1L1S, intends to be a nurse. Since she usually succeeds in all her endeavors. we are all sure that she will succeed in her life's work. 'iAu Revoir W Athletic Association CZ-3-4J,' Footlightlv Club C4J,' Glee ' Club Q2-3J,' Tri-Hi-Y CZ-3-43. E411 K A , ANN DOROTHY KOTSCH Efsyirr Always jolly, always gay, Full Qf pep, she is al! day. ' ' C hubby' ' C 011'l7'll61'ClLlI Bi1'tl1plzu-0: fllllll od. Pu. Elemelltary ICtl11c'z1tio11 : Fugulwille l'ul1lim' Svlunolsg Egypt Pnlvlic' Selmols. Personal Clm1-zlcteris-tics: Honest : SllliTPl'BQ helpful. Favorite Study: Flflltll. Hobbies: Gy11111a1Qt.l'S. llilllflll-LY. 111141 swi111111il1g. Career: Bez111tici1111. As yet, no detiiiite decision has been innde by Ann C0l1C6I'lllllQ her future. lmt She is desirous of becoming a llP2lllf'lCl1lll. The Class uf 19-10 wishes her great suefess i11 wliutvvel' she 111113' z1tte11111t. Athletic Ass. C-Hg Gym Team C3-4Dg Dramatics f4j,' Glee Club C3-4j,' Mixed Chorus Q3-425 Mirth and Jblelody Qljg Fun and Frolic Clj. MIKE JEROME KOVACS I HOKENDAUQUA Hrre's afellow with plenty qffnrce, When it comes to athletics, he's there of course. Blackie General Bi1'tl1pl-ac-ez Ui'lf1lSilllt1ll2l, Pa. E1en1ent:11'y Edlu-z1ti011: Ilokt-'ndauqua Public Schools, Persolml f'l1:11'11cte1'istivs: Sense of lnunorg Witty: fl'l9l1'lllY. F11vo1ite Studies: 1'o111111e1'c-i:1l law and problems of dl-'l110l'l'?ll'Y. Ilohhies: Footlmll, lwzlslzetlmll, and baseball. 1'fll'E'6l'I Forestry. Mike inten-:ls to enter that important field of Forestry nt n higher institution of learning. If he keeps up his good work, we, the Class of '40. know that he will be 21 great Success. Good-bye and good luck, Mike. Athletic Association C1-Z-3-435 Baseball fl-2-3-4J,' Bas- ketball C1-Z-3-4j,' Football CZ-3,455 Fun and Frolic CD5 Glee Club C1-Z-3-4D. 421 Whwl 73 JACOB KUPSKY EGYPT Here's to a boy who may apfear quiel and shy, Arid seems lo ler all the cuties go-by. But with his culture, wisdom, and locks He's the kind of boy we read about in books. flake General Bi1'tl1plz1r'e: 0l'llll'0d, Pal. ElE'l1l9lll2ll'j' EfllIL'2lTl0l1Z Egypt Public Schools. l Persoiiul 1'l:u1':icte1'istics: Since-reg trustworthyg l courteous: lluiot. . Ifzimiite Studies: Steiiograpliy and German. I Iloluhieisz Swinnning and dancing, t':11'en-r: Business Administration. t'.Inke has been El faithful stndentg always ready to lend ll helping lnunl. Since 'tlakel' intends to further his work in the 4J0llllllt'l'Cl2ll tielll. We feel surl- lu- will meet with sucfress. We the Class Of '40, Wish hini the ln-sl of luck. Auf Wiederselienlu MiA'er1 Chorus C3-455 Glee Club C3-43: Fun and Frolir Club CID. ERNE ST L. LAPP .ALLENTOWVN In all the games thal you may play, You will seldom find a belterfriend anydayf' Ernie College Preparatory Birthplace: NOl'fllilllllll0ll, Pu. 1 Elementary E'dlll'2lfl0llI Bethlehem Public Schools. 3 Personal Chu 1':u-tr-1'istics: Socviablei athletic! 1 ten1pe1'ment:1l. 5 Favorite Studies: History and C'll9llllSll'S'. i Hobbies Sivllllllllllg. football :incl dancing. I Career: Forestry. Ernie has selected forestry :is his probable vocatinn. His love for nature lore and his ability in Woodcraft will carry him successfully through his life work. The Class of '40 Wishes Ernest success, happinoss, and the best of luck throughout his entire life. Basketball q2.3.4p,' Football 42-3.43, Glee Club C3-43. L43 F A X , JEAN LAMAR LAUB Cmirzxmx A brigh! disposition arid a sunny smile Win rrtanyfriertds that are worth their while. Laubie Commercial Birthplave: NUl'Tlli'llllDf0ll. Pa. I'll0lllE'lll2ll'y l':lllll'2lflUllZ Egypt Puhlic Schools. 1,Pl50l1ill flllZll'1lf'Tt-'l'lSfll'SZ Faithfulg friemllyz COIlSlllPl'2li6'I cheerful: pleasant. Favorite Studies: Stenograpliy aml German. Ilohlmies: Skating and hiking. Career: Stn-iiograplier. Her clleery smile and her tille sense of llumor won I.aul1ie many friends. She is a loyal supf porter of our Alma Mater aml can usually he seen at all the at-tivitivs. We have found her future amliitiou to he a Stenoirraplier. XVe, the Class of '-L0, wish her the best of luck and hid her i'far0Well. Athletic Association CZ-3-4J,' Fun and Frolic Qljg Glee Club C2-3-415 ltlirth and Melody CID. FRANK JoHN 1.1coroLD M p N A Sfrimzs We didrt't have to pay a riickelg We didri't have to pay a dime To see our pal Spider In school on time. Spider Commercial Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Elementary Fhlucatiou: South Whitehall Public Schoolsg St. John the Baptist Schools. Stiles, Pa. Personal f'haracte1istics: Ambitious: studiousg courteousg determined. Favorite Studies: Shorthaml and, COl1ll1161'Clill law. Hobbies: Ilunting, swimming, and radio experi- ments Career: Radio Technician. i'SIlid9l 'SW ambition is to bl-'C0l1l8 :1 radio tech- nician. With his personal chziracteristics and his great interest in his work. we are confident that he will attain Success. We. the Class of '40, Wish him the best of luick, happiness, and, success. 'tAdieu ! Fun and Frolie Clif Mirth and Melody Ulf Woodworking - Club CID. i441 Pep Academic ,tw 25? THOMAS MARTIN HoKnNn.iUQUA He's quiet to those who dcn't know him well, But oh! His friends what they can tell. Birtllplmzez West Czttasauquu, Pu. Elementary Education: West Fzltasauqua Public Schools. PE'l'S0lli'll flllill'ElCt6?l'lStlCSZ Persoverance: good fel- lowship: ambitious. Favorite Studies: Physirs and problems of denlocrnvy. Hobby: Roller skating and canoeing. Career: Electric Welding. Pep's zunlmitiou is to become the World'S best roller skater. He can be found almost every night skating on the Parzulise Roller Arena trying out new figures uml aerolmties. We know he will succeed in whatever he pursues. Course C1-2-.?-41: Hi-Y C4j,' Photography KID. ELIZABETH M. MATIKA HOKENDAUQUA She's always willing In do her best, When asked In accomplish a diU'ieu1't task. A'Matika Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua. Pa. Elementary Education: Hokendauqua Public Schools. Personal Cha1'ucteristic-s: Honest: dependable: jolly: trustworthy. Favorite Studies: Stenography and French. Hobbies: Crocheting and art. Career: Typist. Elizabeth is known to her classmates as Capable of doing neatly her work in her chosen field. We hope she will succeed. Bonjour lui! Fun and Frolic Club C115 Mirth and Melody Clubfljg Glee Club f4Jg Dramatic Club C4J,' Mixed Chorus C455 Athletic Ass. C415 545 fn Alike ELIZABETH J. MOLCHAN NORTH CATASAUQUA Dark camplexioned, eyes of brown This pretty miss never wears a frown. Betty Commercial Birthplace: North Catzisauqua, Pa. l-llemelltary Education: St. Lawrence Parochial: North Catasanqua Public Svhools. Personal Cl1a1':u'tm'istics: Ambitious: honest: sincere. Favorite Studies: Stonograplly and French. Hobbies: Swimming and ice-skating. Career: Stenographer. Betfy is a 1'e-inairkalrle Student in all her studies. She is particularly interested in typing and shorthand. subjects in which she has distinguished herself. Her one ambition is to become a steuographer and we know she will succeed in her chosen career. The Class of '40 bids her adieu. Athletic Association LZ-3-45: National Honor Scciety C415 Glee Club C4D,' Class Officer Q-lj. I461 X HARRY XV. MATTH EWS FUI,LHu'roN He's quiet to those that d17n't know him well, But olzl liisfriendsff-wlzaf they could tell. Commercial Birthplace: lfullexton. Pa. Eloinentzlry ICllll4'2lfl0llf Fullerton Public Schools. l'e1-sonal Cll2l1'zll't01'isTi4'SZ Helpful: jolly. Favorite Study: Shorthzlnd. Hobbies: Baseball zlllll lmsketlmall. Career: Business. This young lllilll hails from l ulle1'to11. Inline- diately upon entering White-lmll. he was given the 1llCkllHlll0 of Mika He has lllzltil-' nnuny friends and lost none during his school career. Mike has taken great interest in atlile-tics ulrli-hugh he has not played on any of the school teams. He does not know definitely what he wants to do after leaving Whitehall but whatever his career may be, the Class of '40, wishes him the best of success. f'FareWell! Athletic Association CI-2-3-415 Class Basketball Q2-3jg Fun and Frolic Club C2J,' Science Club fl-21. 5 GlCliAI.l! MOYER NORTII t',x'1'.xs.x1'QI?A Here is a youth, In heart and soul, Willing to work To reach his goal. Bud Cornrnercial Birtllplavoz ihtasauqua. Pa, Elelnelltary Hlllluzltinll: Nortlialnpton Public Schools and North Vatasauqua Public Schools. Personal C'lniractei-istivs: Happy: roughg ready. FtlV0l'lf6 Study: f'0llllllt'l'Cl1ll law. Ilulvhies: Skating: and sports. Career: Lawyer. Gerald. better known as Bud. was born in Cata- sauqua, Pa. lie- is a well liked chap and possesses a splendid personality: his class hopes he will achieve his ambition. Band C2-315 Orchestra 12355 Glee Club Q3-4Dg Mixed Chorus Q3-45: Football C3-4J,' Baseball C455 Athletic Associ- ation C2-3-41. JORDAN 0. MURPHY CEMENTON Let us bask in the light of love and truth, 'Tis a wonderful 'virtue sought by youth. 'tMurphy College Preparatory Birthplace: Catasauqna. Pa. Elementary Education: Cenienton Public Schools. Personal Charam-teristics: D9IT9llC1i1bl'9Q sincere? stndiousg friendly. Favorite Study: Science. Hobbies: Hunting. fishing. and canoeing. Career: Forestry. Murphy has been a connnlendable student at Whitehall High for four years and upon his gradu- ation will he missed hy many lower classmen as well as seniors. However. we all know that he will be successful in his chosen field. We seniors wish him luck upon his entry into Pemisylvania State College and hope that he will become a prolicient forester. Athletic Association fl-243-4j,' Biology Club CEL' Boys Glee Club C3-4jg Chorus Cl-2-3-4Dg Drarnatics Cl-Z-3-455 Hi-Y K47 l CZ? FRED li, XHIJEROSTEK Cum-:NTON Lively and jolly, this friend so rare, Where ever the gang, 'Fritz' is there. Fritz Commercial Birthplzu-ez Cleinentou, Pu. Elvmeutury Eduvatiou: Egypt Pulmlim- Schools :md Cemeufon Public Sclmols. Personal Cllill'2lC'I6l'lSlii'SI Ambitious: friendly: bushful. I-'avorito Study: Stenogmplly. Hohlvios: Fishing and hunting. Career: Business Administrator. Good lui-lc. little fellow. :xml l't'11l9l1llNJ1' there is always room ut the top for some one like you. May the good wishes of your oluslsinutes he still ringing in your vars when you ronvll the top. We, the Class of '40, wish you plenty of luck! l4':1rewell !' MSTIIIIZGI Sdl'ov21! l Gym Team Cl-243-4J,' Class Basketball CI-2-3-435 A flzlefic Association CI-ZH: Glee Club CI-2-31. JOSEPH E, XEDEROSTEK CEMENTON Happy-ga-lucky all the way, Cheerful and lialgful day after day. ' ' Wim py' ' Commercial Bil'fllIVlili'l-'Z f E'll1i'llf0ll. Pu. Elm-111e1atu1'y Edumtiuu: lA6l1l9Ilf0ll Public Schools. PC-?l'S0112ll C'h:1l':u'te1'istics: Short and chubbyg lmshful: obedient. FilV0l'll'9 Study: Problems of tlemocracy. Hobbies: In-9 skating and football. Career: Business. We are sure .loseplr will sum-ceesl in his business work. So we, the Class of 1940. wish him luck, and hope he will reach his goal. Yak Tom? Football C3-4Dg Athletic Association fl-2-315 Glee Club Q1-2-35g Class Basketball C1-2-3-4j. H31 Wwe 25274- l'A RL K. NEXVHART Hoxrsxnlmqim lj Blue eyes, dark hair, Newer a worry, never a care. 3 I Doc College Preparalory , Bll'fllDlilCOI IIUkPll'llil,llI1llil. l'z1. I'll6l1l9l1fZll'j' lidurzrtioiiz Hokeudzruqua Puliliv Schools. Q l'vrsuuul Cllill'21C'll-'l'iSfll'SI Friendly: mischievous: E lvomilmz cheerful. Favorite Studies: l'rol:le1ns of 1lPlll0C1'ilCy :uid 4-lieiuistry. X llolmlries: SXVll11llllllgI and ice skating. i'n1'et-ri IJ!-?llflSll'y. 1 As Dot- loaves our high st-hool to start, on his ' way in the- ill-'lllill 1n'off-ssiou. WP. the Class of 40. wish hiui ull the good fortune and success that the world has to o1'I'e1'. Nvhi-'IIGVPI' uuytliiilgzg imlportuut went ou ut svhool. Dov was always there taking ntlmiitzizv of his o111vortui1itiGs :ls we know he will do in the future. Athletic Assacialian CI-2-3-4D: Band KI-2-3-4jg Basket- ball Manager fl-Z-3-42g Class Qflecr C22 Drarnaties CI-Z-455 Educalinnal Filrri Club C225 Glee Club Cl-2-4J,' Gym Tearn CI-ZF: Orchestra CI-Z-3-43. REGINALII S. PARKIGR BIIUKLEYS Always sober, always stern, Always delerrnined and willing to learn. . Parker College Preparatory Bi1'tl1pl:ice: llmiville, 1':1. Eleiuexrtmy Education: West Catnsnuqua Public Schools. Personal Gl1z11'ucte1'istics: Illtelligeutg ambitiousg 1l0f9l'lllllli d 1 trustworthy, Favorite Studies: l'l1l ll1lSIl'Y and physics. Hobby: EXDQl'illl0llT-llljf in L-lielliisfry and physics. Career: Reseawli svieutist. lifiilllillll is looking forw:1rd to his being il l'9Sb'il1'l'h scientist. Judging from ability he has exhibited, We are sure he will slim-1-Hell. The Class of '40 wishes Parker the best of luck and success. Radio Club UL' Woodworking Club CID. l49l K f , A J l 'N li IZICRN lf 'IC l'Ii'l'l'IRS llEMl'IN'l'0N She is a trite andfaitlzful gal, This kind, sweet, genial, tlmnglittnl pal. 'AJuna Commercial Bl1'fll1ll:li'9Z Egypt. I':1. Elm-'l11v11tz11'y I'llllli':lTlUllI f't'll1t'llT0l1 Pnlnlic- Svlnmls. 1,1-'l'Sl!ll:ll I'ln11'z1c'tP1'islivs: .XllllPlTl0llSZ SllH'lll'k'Z friendly. 1'l2lYOI'lfP Studies: Sliurtlnnnl :nnl Goriimn. Hulmlu-ies: His-ye-liilg. dnln-ing and skating. i'zll'9er: Ss-'m-1'et:11'5'. .lllll2l. llopvs some llaly to ll!-'CUIIIG sulllvlroclfs Se01'et:11'5'. and knowing .Inne :ls we do. we feel con- Hdent that' she will attain that 217111. The Class of '40 texte-mls to he-1' its Sillt'E'1'l-'Sf wishes fur thv best of success. Auf Xvli- fl9l'St'llt'll I Athletic Association Q2-3-43' Dramatic: K-DJ illelady and lllirth CD5 Tri-Hi Y Q2-3-41. l HAN1'lIS PIROG HoKi:xn.xUQUA In studies 'Francie' might not be so het, But that isn't all that matters, sa what? Francie Commercial Biitliplzu-ez N4ll'fll2llllDl'Illl, Pal. Els-nxie-11t:i1'y Ii'fllll'ilTl0llI Uuplzly Public Schools. 1'vl'so11z1l 1lllZll'2lf't6'l'lSfll'Sf Quin-T: shy, friendly. l-'nx'o1'ite- Study: Ig00lilit'131lill2. Ilulrhy: 1'lmtn,z1'z1pl1y. f'2ll't'i-'l'Z 3lZl1'llil1iSf. Althunggli 1'll'Zlll4'lS was with us only a year. he will slim-er-wl at the career he has chosen. Francis intends to take np the lllkxifhilllllill trznle. XV1-, the VIIISS of '-Ulu wish hiin ::0od luck. Baieball MD. 1101 HAslz General Course Zn 7 l.l'llVlS NV. l'0lVl'lLL NURTII flA'l'AS.XI'Ql'.X i'Aslz-blonde lzairg Eyes af blueg Take one lock, Yvifll like liim loo Hirtliplztcm-'I North 1'ilf1lS1llltlllil. Pu. Elgllllflllillly Ecluc-utioliz North Untztsuilqiln Public Schools. l'erso11ztl K'l1:1l':u'te1isties: Good Sll01'lQ cheerfulg friendly. l :lvorite Study: Prulmleins of deiuocrzicy. llohhy : SXVil111ll'lll2j. 1'Zll'681'1 A9l'Ulli1llTll'2ll Euyriueer. Lewis, more faliuilialrly known to us as 'Ashf' niude his lirst 2llill92ll2llll'P in North Cilfilsllllllllil. Iii 15137 he entelell the Gem-'rail Course, Although i'Ash does not take to his studies too seriously, he has attained quite il reputation as ax typist :uid has mzulv at least E1 fair showing in his other subjects. Ile is :1 liappy sort of SL boy and is liked hy every one in the vlussr-especially The girls. We wish him ull the Sl1'i'l'0SS2llld happinessliu the World. Athlelic Association C2-3-4j,' Hi-Y Q2-.UQ Mixed Chorus f4J,' Class Baskellvall C2-33, STANLEY REED XORTH I'A'rAs.xUQI7.x Never affown, always a smile Will always make Rea s life warlh while. Reds Commercial Birtliplace: North C2lfZlS21llf1ll2l, Pa. Elemoiitziry Educatioilz North Uzituszxiiqiur Public Schools. 1,1-'l'S0ll2l1 Clml'nCte1'istics: Cll99l'flllQ sociable: K l1umol'ous,. Favorite Studies: Sll0l'lllIlllll and history. Hobbies: Stamp collecting and golf. Career: Office work. We are confident that Stfuiley will be il success as an office worker hecnuse of his abiilty, will power, and Di-?l'S9V91'il!'lC9. In parting, we. the Class of l40, wish him the best of luck. Athletic Association CZ-3-455 Glee Club CZ-35. U1 A f Rl DSE REGEU Nowrii l'.x'1'.xsix17QI7A She is the lallesl girl qt' the Senior Class, l'Villi a smile ln gfeal you when you pass. ' 'Rosie Commercial Bil'f111VIRl1'1'Z Geletnii. Pax. Elem:-iztniy licllic-ntiml: Nm th 1l1lfIlS2llll1ll2l Public S4-llrmls. - 1'e-rsmml t'l1:11':u'tm-x'istin's: Guy: loyal: friemlly. Fzivmitv Study: Sllfllfllilllll, , Ilolvhim-sz Skating :mtl ilillliillg, Career: Steimxmplier. Row. lllIl'lllH hcl' high wcluml m-1111-vi'. has zlL'qni1'4-wl :L frieiitlly flislmsitiuu. AS il student of the F0111- 1l1el't'i:ll Q1'0l'l1l. she iiitx-mls to llPl'llll19 n Sl'9ll01El'2llill6l' Soiiivclzly. Tha' Vlalss of '-Ht wishes ll!-'l' the best of SIICVUSS. Athletic Asscciaiiou K2-15: Fun rind Frnlic fllg Girls Chnrus C2-3-42: Ilousrlzslll Arls C125 ,Mixed Chorus I-ll. JAMES K. IQIDIFIIARIDT f , M1cK1.l-:rs Always happy, full Qf vim, I'eryfrimidlyfthal's nur Jim. Jim General l3i1'1'll1r1:1c'v: Alla-intown. Pu. lflleiueiitnry E-rlllmtioliz Lillt'0ll1 School :uid The Raul? Jr. lligll, Allm-utowii. Pan. 1'6l'S01l2ll t'l1z1i'z1L-twistivs: Optimisticg frieucllyg an good sport. Fzivurite Study: English. lluhhies: BIlSlIl1lll2l1l :ind lnisolmll. f'2ll'k'Ql'I Mail service. Sim-e Ctllllllli to Wliitelmll :is :L sophomore, nvlllllll has mantle umny friends. He is especially Well known as Irving iiniiizigm- of :1 bzlslcetlmll team. After gradu- ating, 119 iiitemls to 5:0 into the mail service. NVQ are positive that he will go Sl long: way in this Held. Alhlefic Associalion K3-4j,' Dramalic Club C4J,' Glee Club C435 Hi-Y 441. vi hm 75? VVILLIAM F. RICE FL'I.LElc'1'0N Handsome and always full afjoy, Makes girls wild about lhis boy. A'Bill Commercial Bii tliplave: Fullerton, Pa. 1'll9lllE'lllill'Y EI1IlK'ZlflOllI Fullerton Public Schools. 1'8l'S0ll2ll Cl1:1l':1Cte1'istiCw: Hvlpfulg ambitious. l+'uvm'ite- Study: Sf9llU2l'!l1lhj'. Ilobbie-N: Football, baselmll. :uid swimming. i':1l'ee'l': .lum'll:1lisu1. After gllzlllllilfltlll Bill plains to continue his Lfllllfillillll in vollege, If he clues :ls Well when he gets out into the world as he did in svhuol, he Will surely succeed in life. So 111112. Bill, We. the Class of '40, wish you the best of luck in your 011041-ui field. Athletic Associaticn Cl-Z-3--Hg Class Basketball fl-2-3-4jg Fun and Frolic fljg Glee Club U-Zjg National Honor Sociely Q4Dg Photography Club CD. WI LLJAM LEWIS RIFE lVi:s'r CA'l'AS.llfQl'A Here's a boy Whrfsfull ofjoyg V Heh: neither bold, nor is he shy But with the Girls, 0H.' MY! Bill College Preparatory Birtliplarv. CZlfilS21lIl1llfl. Pu. El9D19llf2ll'j' lidlu-zitioiiz West f'2ltZlSillll1ll2l :uid Fullerton Public- Schools. Pl!'l'SOllHl Fl1:11':u'lu1istivs: l'1'ieuellyg sporty: 110111112112 Hobbies: lfubtbnll, SXYlll1lllill2- :uid dum-ing. Favorite Study: Slilfllf-'ll1ilIll'S. C2ll'Q61'I Fivil Iiligrim-er. The one illllllllfltlll of this llillldslblllfb blonde boy is fo llecoim- al 4-ivil 6'llL'Il1l99l'. He did not yer selvct the c-ullm-:el he may elm-'r. but wlxzitever L-ollege he may clmose. wi- know he will bv :1 great success, The Class uf '40 wishes the best of luvk To :l line fellow. Mzly the be-sf bv yours. Bill. Athletic Association C2-3-4X5 Baskelball i2-335 Boys Chorus C2-3-4j,' Football Q2-3--Hg Mixed Chorus KZ-3-4j. will A 1 VA L IGRIA R IXGER HQKENDAUQUA A disposition that's sweet and sound, A girl 'whom you love to have around. Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Elenxen-tary E1l1u':1tion: Hokendauquzl Public Schools. Personal Cln11'm-teristies: Stsulious: thoughtful: Willing. Favorite Study: French. Hobbies: Music and scrslplsooks. Career: Surgical Nurse. Valeria desires to beconie 21 nurse. Because of her great interest in the nursing profession, We feel sure she will attain her goal. May success and hapr- piness be yours, Valeria. . X Athletic Association CZ-3-45, Sophomore Chorus C255 Girl's Chorus C2-3-455 Mixed Chorus CZ-45, Orchestra ' K3-455 Junior Oratorical Contest 1355 Gym Team C25g Footlight Club C1455 Home Arts Club 115. Q MILIIRICID AGNES ROXCORONI H ' l I'LI.mrr0N A very happy, cheerful lass, We'd sure miss Mickey in our class. ' ' Mirkey Commercial Birtlipla-ce: Fullerton. Pa. I-llenivlmlry Ellumntiou: Fullerton Public Schools. 1'0l'Sllll2ll l'l1uruQteristit-sg Honest: friendlyg trust- wortlly. l :1vorite Studies: l'ou111iel'1-izxl law and- sh01'thanLl. Hulvlvies: Skating: reading: parties. Fill!-'Q-'l'Z Sf91l0g1'2lDlll-'1'. 'tMi4-key intends In enter business college, and prepare for hor chosen ca1'ee1'. With her pleasing per- sonnlity and her strung d6f9l'lllll1iltl0ll, we are quite coniiilent that she will stu-reed in all she strives for. The Uluss of '-Ml bids you farewell and much success. Athletic Association C2-45, Fun and Frolic Club U55 Glee Club C2-35, Melody and Mirlh QI5g Tri-Hi- Y Club C35. 541 7 I DALE ROSEXH LATT ' l Nouwll f'A'l'ASAlfQITA . . 1 Rosie'l Coniinercial f , Birtliplzlcez North Cillillilllilllil, Pa. E19llllxl1f2lI'j' Efliimtiuiiz Nlll'T1lillllpf0ll Publix: Sc-hoolsg North flilfilgilllllllfl Public: Schools. I'e1'm11al Cl1:11'z111t1-1'istic:4: STIIKHUIISQ helpfulg guyg loyal. F2lV0l'lf0 Study: Steiiogmp-liy. Ilohbivs: Basketlmll 211141 hnsvliall. I C?tl'9E'l'I St9l1'0gI'2lIP1l0I'. Dale would like to be 21 stelmgmpliei' for il large 5 lnisiness t'llll1l'9lll. With his ability and willingness, we tlust his f11t111'1- will he S1lCl'9Ssflll. We, the Class of lf!-lll, hill him fz11'ew1-ll. Athletic Association C2-Jjg Class Basketball KZ-3-4j,' Glee Club CZ-3jg NANCY XICAIJC RUSS I i'1,m:11'l'oN This dimpled lass, TVhn rates high in her class, Is sure tc succeed, We all have agrfedf' College Preparatory Bi1'tl111lz100: Alle-iltowu. l':1. El6lll8IlIIl1'y Etlm-:1tiu11: Allefiltowii Public Sclinolsg Fullerton Publix: Sclmnls. Pe1'son:1l Cllz11':1cte1'istics: lf'1'ie114llyg 1lllllllll0llSZ d'Qt81'll'1lll0tl. F:1voI'ite Study: Social studies. Hobby: Uamllectiiig IIGYVSDEIIK-xl' clippings. l,':11'ee1': 11011113 lilcullmliic-s Teaclier. Nancy has 1-lloseu the l'2ll'1-'QI' of at home txlllbllljllliif teamzher. Knowing her :ls we do. we are C0l't2lill that she will he Rl SIIVCGS-S 1190511159 of her aihility :mtl will- ingness to wurk. Wishing hm' luvk and lmmviness, we bid her f2ll'6XVEH.', Athletic Association QI-2-3--lj: Band Cl-Z-3--D5 Orchestra K2-3-4j,' Gi1l's Chorus C3-4D,' Sophomnre Charm C215 Red Cross Club CI-325 Footlights Club C415 Latin Club Ulf Tri-Hi-Y Q2-3-45g National Honor Society Q3-4l,' Juniar Oratorical Contest C5j,' Class Ojicer C2j,' Gym Exhibition CZ-3-45. I-1. 'S A 1 ANNA J EAN RFSXOC-K FI'l,I,ERTON t'Sl1e has a heart, good and t rzcf . She is a gzzodffiend through and tlirnuqhf' K'Arin Commercial Birtliplacez Fullerton. Pa. Elenientzwy Education: Fullerton Public Schools. l'ei'sol1'al C'l1z1mctel'istics: Ulieerfulg dependable: kind. l+'z1v01'ite Studies: Geldiian :Ind lrookkeepiugr. Hobbies: Ililllfillgl. iimsic. and l'Ulll-'l'Nkill'.lllj.f. fl2ll'06l'2 Typist. Ann is 21 girl who has lllillly friends :ind is il good frieull to all. We do Wish that the path she will follow will lead he-1' to success. So. as faithful classiimtes, we hope that she will lizlve zl full uiezisure of good luck. The Class of '40 bids hex' aulie-u. Fiirr and Frolic UL' Mirtlz and ,Melody CID. 1'HARIiI'lS M. RITTMAN Y X l'Im'l 1' Seldom sorrowful, mostly gay. Here is a boy who will succeed someday. D.'nk Commercial Bixtlmlnce: Egypt, Pa. Ell'lllk'llTill'j' El1llK'iltiflllZ Egypt Public Schools. l'ersomxl Clm1'acte1'istics: Quiet: helpfulg jovial. liluvorite Studies: Bookkeepilig :md sliortlmnfl. Ilobhiesz Hikillg and swimmiligz. 0:11-eel' : Busiuoss. Even rhouprli Clmrles is small. with his personal t'll1ll'2ll'Tl-'l'iSflCS null his 3.511-:xt interest in the field he has Ullosell. we feel COllf'lIli-'llf that he will end with sm-cess. The Class of '-l-it wishes him the best of luck mul hopes that he will he in lmsim-ss some day. Atlzleiic Association C1-Zjq Class Basketball CI-Z-3j,' Harmonica Club CID: Wood Working Club C1-Zj. maj rf ieltllalrzfgf H ICIJICX SAMCHOK EGYPT 1 Ullere is a girl with zlarzcirlgfeet She's the one you Hugh! tn meet. Sammy Cozrzmercfal Hirtliplaeez Egypt, Pu. Elmiieiilmy Educ-ation: Egypt Public Schools. P1-'l'S0lli1l C'h2ll'2l1'f0l'lSfll'SI Jollyg frieudlyg Since-re. Favorite Studies: Shorthand und history. Hobbies: Dum-ing: und skating. t'urele1' : St011o:l':i1vl1s-u'. We know Helm-11 us being zxlwuys full of fun. Al- though slit- is fullll of iuziuy uvtivities-especially' lluiu-ixig:--sliv 114-'Vi-'l' lets llll-'t1Slll'P inte-rfe-re with her Studios. Work uml plus' ure surely hor :1lte1'natives. Her tllllltlfllrlz is to ll'Pl'0lllk' :1 ste11og1'z1pl1er. 'tBest wislxe-.4 uurl lots of luc'k! Athletic Associatimi 42-3-455 Dramatic Club C4D,' Fun and Frolie CD5 Girls Chcras K2-3--Hg Household Arts Ulf .Mixed Chorus C-15. LEONARD J. SASARA EGYPT 'Lefty's' classes de not bother him much, But he always manages to keep out of 'dutch '. MLefty Comm zrrial Bil-tliplncv: Egypt. Pu. El9ll10lll'tll'X Education: Egypt :md Ashley Public Schools Personal Ch:ll'zl0l'6l'iStit'SZ Frierullyg bzishfulg quiet. Favorite Studies: Biology and probleiue of rleinocr:1C3'. Hobbies: Fishing und bzisebnll. C:1:'ev1': Automobile Me-Clizlnic. After gsraduatilig from Whitehall High. Leonard would like to be-come un uutomollile ll19Ch2llllC b9l'2lllFB ' he is iiltelrestecl in tllut Iield. The Class of '40 wishes him good luck. Baseball K3-455 Class Basketball Q2-3-4D. i571 A f X AGNES SCHICTRICR NORTH CLx'r.xsAUQif.x If silence were golden, Agnes would be a millionaire. Aggie College Preparatory Birtliplzicfez Allentown-. Pa. ElPl11l4llTill'X E1l1u'z1tiul1: Allentown l'ulrlie SL-lioolsg l-'ullerton Public Svlnmls null l':ltz1sz11n1u:L Publix' Sm-liools. Personal f'l1m'z1cre1'istics: Quiet: faithful: shy. Favorite Study: French. Hobbies: Roller skating and reading. Career: Nurse. Aggie intends to enter the nursing profession. Because of her quiet Il11l'll1'9 we hope she becomes a very 4-npnlule one. The Class of '40 bids her fare- well and wishes her a very lmppy future. Glee Club C2-31: Tri-Hi-Y Q3-4j,' and Foollighls MJ. RICHARD JAMES SCIDIOYER lf' I'1,LEla'r0 N I am big and slrongg My legs are lnngg Bu! when I run, I d0n'l go lang. Shorfy General Bin lliplzlre: Fullerton, Pal. lflleiiieiitmy I-Idzu-zirimuz l ulle1'ton Public Schools. 1'e1'so11z1l Cl1z1l'zu'teristies1 Smfinhleg optimistic: 001111901151 intelligent: tired. l z1virote Studies: Sm-izil studies. Ilohbies: l'hotu::mpliy. flmwing and golf. l'areei': U'lllllllllSSlUlll-'ll oflivel' in the army. Since Sl1u1'ty wants to he Il commissioned uf- Hcer he has bent every effort to acquire an appoint- inenlt to West Point. The Class of '40 Wishes hini the lP2ll'ill1lOll1li of zu-hievenient in his adventure. Auf Wieilersehenfi AlhlelicAssociali0n CI-4j,' Dramatic Club C455 Education- al Film Club f3j,' Hi-Y C4D. 581 FRANKLIN A. SEl'lllI XVus'r f'.xTAslxi7QIvA 'tHe's seldom ever quiet, ' He's always on a spree, If the schaol were full af Franks, What a school this would bc. Fats General Course Birthplace: We-st i'nt.:1snuq11:l. Pu. I-1Ie1ne11tz11'y Education: West C2ll2lSilllf1llSI. Public Schools. Personal Clm1'z1cte1'istics: Full of fung cheerfulg guy. Favorite- Study: Problems of 1lQlll0l'l'ilCy. Hobby: Hunting. Career: Treo Surgleon. This lmlmy-go-llufky individual, who lets tomor- row take mire- of itself. entered Whitehall with the Class of '-LU. I-Hits. :ls il lll9llll79l' of the General groiuw, is on the whole illl ilV91'2lI.f0 student. At times the xwzltlle-1' has ll1ll1'll to do with his inability to study, llowe-ver, Sllll'0 no one 1-an control the Weather, you see it's not his fault. Furs 1-houses' Tree Surgery to be his life work. We holw he will taste the best success in this career. Clubs: Athletic Associativn fl-Z-3-41, Hi-Y Club Q2-3j,' Mixed Chorus C4j,' Class Basketball C1-2-31 BRUCE SNYDER F17LLER'1'0N Always ready tr: do his best. Son Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton. Pu. Elf-1i1ent:11'y Efllwzltioll-1 Fullerton Public Schools, Personal Chn1'z1vte1'istic:s: l'll'l6lllllYQ cheerfulg sruflious. Favorite Study: Problelns of fleinocrzlcy. Hobbies: Basketball. archery. and bicycling. C'ill'691'2 SeCl'eturial work. The Senior Class wishes him the best of luck when he enters. the business world. We know that he will succeed in his future business czwecr. Athletic Assaciaticn Cl-2-3-435 Baseball Manager CZ-3-4J,' Glee Club C3-435 Mixed Chorus C3-42. i591 f if 1 ,f ' L, JOHN SOLON XORTH CA'r.xsAt7Qt3A Iohn's a bright, ambitious lad, . You never see him that he's madg my He'll give his work, his heart, his soul ' 3 ' Until he reaches his determined gmt. it 'i A'Dipper Commercial Blrtliplziu-1 Nuith l':ltz1Szl11qu:1. Pal. ElF'lll2'l1T2l11' Eclm-zltiml: North f'2lf2lS2lllI1ll1l Public Sclmuls. l'e-1'son:1l C'l1:11'z1c'teristics1 .lollyg zwtiveg ll1llSlI'illly im-lined. l'v2lYlI1'll'L' Study: Slltlllllilllll. lluhhie-s: Skutiiigr and golf. l':t1'e-tw: Bnlmdlvadeiz By the waxy I5lDU91'n has lu-eu footing his sux lately. we mul say. witlluuf sl doubt. that he will SUU19 day becomes il lP2lIl'lU921ill-'I' of flistinvtiolx. The Claw of '40 bids him farewell :xml lots of lncfk in his crhosen field. Athletic Association C3-455 Band C3-43: Drarnaticx C-Og Orchestra C3-4j,' Oratnrical QED. MIRIAM HITTH SOUDERS EGYPT Nature made her as gncrl as she could, Not tbb bad, not tba gmrdf! Mim'l Commercial Bixtliplzlcm-: Egypt. l':1. ElFlll9lll2ll'X I-lrlllvaxtiml: Egypt Public Scllools. Pez snlml l'l1:l1':1c-tn-1 istivs: fllli-'Q-'l'flllZ fl'l9l1dlY1 kind. l zu'm'ite Study: Social studies. Iflohhiesz Musit- :tml parties. C:u'ee1': Musiv. After Mirinni le-nvvs Wllitvlmll, we know she will silcfceetl lmuillse- she puts her heart and soul into wlmtever sho nttellrlrts. Su the Class of '40 bids her farewell and success, Athletic Association Q3-4jg Dramatics C155 Girl's Glee Club KZ-3,455 Public Speaking CD5 Tri-Hi-Y C2-3-41. 601 f 1 f JOHN .1. STE1 N 141111111 1 ' In wield nr in infadow, In brook or rill, John is a boy Who is never still. Der Sleinu General 1311111111111-1-1 Spring Creek. 1'11. E111-'lllt-'lllillj' lC11111'111i011: Ii19L'1il1P1 S 111111 1-135111 1'11l11i1' S1'11001S. 1'e1'so11111 i'l1111'11c11e1'1s1ics: Ge-111111: 11111113 c0111-11-M ousz 1111111i1io11s. F11v111'i1e Studios: Biology 111111 -X1116l'1K71111 11is1o1'y. . IIo11111es: Co1'1'e-S'11111111e1116, 1111111i11g, 111111 115111111 1 l 111'e'v1': F. P. A0c01111111111. Since e111e1'i11g XV11i1e111111. 4.101111 1111s gi11119L1 for hilnself wo14111w11ii1-1 1'ecog:11i1i1111, c1111I1c1e111'1-. 111111 fvl- Iowslnp of 111111131 .1111111 11115 11111 yet 11111410 1111 his 11111111 218 111 NVIIZII' i11s11t111io11 of highei' 1e111'11i11g, 111- 11'i11 e111v1'. 11111 1111 111111101 w11ic'11 11119. John is 0141111111 10 l'fl1'V9 21 111111111 111111 will stand out 211110112 1111-1 11es1. As we s11y f111'e1we11 10 this f1'i1-1111 of ours. 111i1X' we wiwh 111111 1110 111-N1 of 1111'k 111 his. 1'11ose11 Work. Allilefic Association fl-2-3-41g Boys Glfe Club C1-3--I1 Fun and Frolic CIE. . B1'I'l 1'Y ARLICNIC STEM XVHST C,1'1x1s.11'Q1'.1 A disposition lliafs swee! and sound, A girl wlzonz you low to have around. Ste1n1nie Commercial B111'f111l12ll't-'Z W1-141 l'111.1s:111111111. 1'11. E1e111e111,z11'y 1i11111'11Iio11: A11e11141w11 l'11l11ic Sclluolsz West f'11121S:1l11l111l 1'11111ic S1'11o111s. 1'1-1'so11111 011111111-11-11'1s11cs: A11111i11011sg f1'i11111115': 11111pf111. F111'u1'i11-1 Smilies: 14111111111-v11i11g: 111111 S1101'f11il1141. II111111ie-sz 1gii'Y1'l1l1,Lf. sk111111,Q 111111 C1'1!l'111'11l12. C111'ee11': I'1'iv11te Ser-1'e1111'5'. To he il p1'1V111e sr-1-11-1111'y will well s11i1 B11115' with l101' w111141e1'f111 Dl'1'S01li11i1X 111111 1111111152 S116 1111s 110911 fl f11i1l1f111 S111114-111 111 111:11 svluvol 111111 we 1:1111w 111111 she- will 111111111 111111 20211. We wish 1191' 111c'k 111141 SIIUCPSF. Ailzlelic Association CZ-3-41: Class Ojicer CI-21: Foolliglzls Club KI-415 Glee Club 13-41: HouseholzlArts Club C115 National Honor Society C3-415 Tri-Ili-Y 1273-41. 11111 Af f fl IJARLE ALI1lER'l' STROHL l i'i,1.mc'rox S'l'l'll'Hl'lX JAMES STRELLA Vi-:si I-1x'r0x The ocean is blue. The sea is green, But a pal like Steve Will never be seen. Steve Academic Birthplace: Ceuieutou. Pa. Els-lueiitary Educ-ation: Celllt-'llfllll Pulvlimr Schools. Personal Cliarac-teristics: Quiet: lllUll0l'0llSQ popu- lar, determined. Favorite Studies: Problems of d9l1lUCl'1ll'y and physics. Hobbies: Sicoutiupr. llasketlrall, football, lwzxsfelmll. Career: Medicine. Steve is interested in a iuedival career. Jud:- iug from his simferity in his Work at school, we feel sure he will attain Success in this field. Steve has played three sports in which he was a success. We, the Glass of 1940. wish him sucvess and happiness in the future. Adie1l!:' Chorus QI-Z-34415 Mixed Chorus K2-3-41g Basketball C2-3-43: Football C3-4Jg Baseball CZ-3-455 Athletic Associ- ation Cl-2-3-45. John is a short and humorous lad With a head full of brainstzfrrns and a heart that is glad, Whitehall is proud to have John in its rnidst, Happiness to the boy, whom we all shall miss. John College Preparatory Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Elementary Education: Allentown, Pa.g North- auzptou, Pa.: Fullerton. Pa. P9lS0ll'E1l t'l1:11'zwtei-istivs: Short: studiousg popu- lar: huuiorous. Favurite Studies: Matlwuiativs and science. l-lobbies: Dau:-ing. building uunlel airplanes, and phntogralllly. Ca l'l-'Pl' : A1-'l'0llZ1llfll'2ll Ell2lllP0l'. During: his four years at Whitehall, Darle has contributed uuu-h to his Alina BIHTOI. He was the president of his 4-lass while a Junior. and the presi- dent of the Hi-Y Uluh for the last three eonsecutive years, Herause Darle is ambitious. we feel sure that he will he a great 511100088 in the vocation that he has Chosen. that uf an aeronautical 0ll2l1l96l'. XVQ are vertaiu he will enjoy a happy and Sll4'C79SSflll career. Athletic Association Cl-Z-3-4lg Class President C3jg Edu- cational Filrn Club C355 Glee Club C1-Z-3jg Hi-Y Cl-Z-3-455 Mirth and Melody C155 Mixed Chorus C2-335 National Honor Society My Science CID, lil f Zi' .IUYUH MAE STROHL l I'1,LIclc'1'0x Pretty, sweet, and kind, Girls like Jayne are hard ln find, Slr0lzlie General Bil'tl1plm'e': Nilllllilllllllllll. Pal. H11-lll1L'llf2ll'Y Ecllu-altiuli: AXll61ll'llNV11 Public Svlmolsg l+'ulle1'tm1 Pulvliu Svlmuls. 1'e-rsminl flll2ll'2ll'f91'iSliCSC Sruxliousg nuilvitiousz elim-1'f11lq fun-loving. Favorite Studies: Sliorthsuul nn-cl lvookkeepingz Iloblmiesz lmiicfiiigr :uid collva-tiiig pliotogrnplis. C':1roex-: Sl-'L'l'i Till'y. .Io5're. ll 14-'mlm-'1' zmxollg hw' friends, is going to Cllllfllllll-F hi-'l' Qflllfilfitlll in 501110 School of business. NW-, tho Clase uf '-HI vxti-1111 our sincerest wishes in wishing her ,unml luvlc and sllvce-ss iu everything she llllllt-'l'filli9S. Auf Wiedo1'se1ie11! Alliletic Association Cl-2-3--ily Class nicer C3-455 Draniafics CI-Z-3-455 Fun and Fralic Club Ulf Glee Club Q3-4jg fllixed Chorus K3-4l,' Nalional Hnnar Society Q3-41g Sophomore Chorus C255 Tri-Hi-Y Club CZ-3-41. JOHN C. 'l'.XLOT'l'A Cmilcxwox NHL' is nat slmrl, ner is lze lall, He's a friend to one and ally A willing hearl, a helping liand. Always ready an demand, I'bi1'll11ll2lf'Q-'I fll'11lFllfUll. 1':1. llllllL0l'UllS. F:u'u1'itv Study: Sliortlizmll. Cill'f'C-'I'Z Sli ll1llK1'llll1li-Fl'. of luc-lc. A1livu I' Y Foalball Q2-3-4l,' ,'lIi.x'e1l Clinrus C3--lj. IIulsluivS: lfimtlnlll. llzmc-ingr, :ind luuslwllvz J Johnnie General lilvilielltzlm' Eflllvilfllblli flE'lllE'lll'll11 Pulnlic- Svlumls, l'l'l'N0ll2ll I'l1:11':l:rv1istivs: lfiie-urllyg poluilzu' :md J0llIlllil'.SH mu' lllillll illlllliflllll is fo lvocmlie QI ste'11ug:m1mlw1'. Afton- leaving school. .Iolmnie in- tends fo Cflllflllllv his studies. We are Sure that he will Sllti'00Il. Thx- Flaws of '-ll! wislu-re him the lwst Baskelball CZ-3-all: Baseball Q3-4lg Buys Clznrus K3--Hg H3351 ACZW ' H JAMES IJANIICI, THOMAS I4'VL1,mc'roN Here is afriencl indeed When there is one in need. Yim Commercial Bi1'tl1pl:1c'e: Fulleitmi. Pu. E101ll9llf2i1'X Edllfilfilblli Fullerton Public Schools. l'v1-soiml C1mmci'e1'istics: Helpfulg witty: 4-livers fuig willing. If'nv01'ite Study: Iiistory. Hobbies: Ililllkillg null swimuiiug. 1'1l1'09l'Z Aviation. After leaving the Wallis oi' W. H. S.. t'Yim 1'X1wcts to tzakv up slvizltiou us his l'2ll'k'91'. No Iuzltfci' what 119 may du. we-. the Class of '-ill. Wish him the grwzitost success that l'2lli he Zltfflilltfii. Fzl1'eweIl! Athletic Assaciatixm CI-2-3-425 Class Basketball CZ-31 Fun and Frnlic Club CEN: Football CI-2-3-Ally Glee Club ll-Zjg Science Club QZD. ALFR IGI? CA R L TINDULA W - ff HUKHNDAUQUA 1 He is not small, but very tall, A gcodfriend to one and all. Al Commercial Birtllpizzwz Hukelidallqua, Pa. EIi'llib'1lfillj' Edllliltilllll Hokmidnilqlia Public Sttlluulb. 1'ersmml Vlnmzxc-rx-1'istivs: Happy 1 Clever: f1'ie1ull5'. 1 avm-ire Studies: Cfoiumercsinl hm' and problems of 4le111m'1':1k5'. Iflolrhivsz Bzlsketlmll mul stwiuuniug. l'z11'e-4-r: Business :Uil11i1liSi'l'ilfl1l'. 'l'hus ful' Al has lu-'m-'11 quite SllL?t'0SSfll1 in all hi- has nttvlulbfed. Ile has HOW' set his 20:11 toward Business AiillliIliSfl'2lfi011. We. the Class of '-10. Wish him thu grwzxtvst SIIITUSS zxttzxirzaxlllv iu his Pllll?'2lYU1'S mul fondly hid him f:1l'l-well. Athletic Association C172-3--Up Basketball Q2-3-4J,' Fun and Fmlic Qljg Glee Club Cl-Zjg Mixezl Chorus CID. sig Lou Commercial f foie fee! Ze? LUCY E. TROXELL Norvru C'A'rAsAUQUA She's never quiel, never shy, She's some humdinger, my, oh my! Birtlipluce: Allentown, Pa, Eleiiieiitalry Edin-atioiiz Allentown Public Schools: North Catalsauqua Public Schools. 1'?1'S0l12ll Ullill'llCtk'l'iSfll'F'Z Witty: friendly: active. Favorite Studies: C0l1lI1lPl'Clfll law and French. Hobby: Danring. Career: Ste1mgmphe1'. Lou entered Whitehall in her sophomore year. During her three years at Whitellull she has gained many friends. She hopes to become so1neb0dy's str-nog. Because of her sn-nographic ability and deterininntion, we are sure she will be a success in the career she has vhosen. The Class of '40 wishes Lou the best of luck. Allzlelic A ssncialinn KZ5. ALBERT UPDEGROVE XVI-IST CATASAUQUA Always happy, always gay, Whether near or far away. U jude Commercial Birthplace: Allentown. Pa. Elementary Iillucationz Garfield and Central Jr. High. Allentown. Personal Cll:ll'2llTf91'iStlCSZ Cheerful: friendly: a 3 good sport. 1 Favorite Studies: Problems of demon-ruey and German. V, Hobbies: Roller skating, sports and gyiiixmsties. rl Career: Naval Oilicer. Albert is cheerful. friendly, and 11 good eport. He makes friends :ind shows uhility in lezldersllip, therefore we see his success as :L naval officer and Wish him the best of luck. Football MJ: Gym Team and Exhibition C1-Z-3-41: Chorus C415 pm feel NVQ- C2-3-43,- ANNA MARIE VVAIDELICH FULLERTON A lass who's never, newer blue, Full of pep and loyal loo, Although she goes for good :lean fun, Her work, too, is well done. Butch General Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schools. Personal Charzlcterlsticsz Uheerfulg temperaf mentalg lstudiousg fun-loviing. Favorite Study: Chemistry. Hobbies: Collecting book-match 1-overs and needlecraft. Career: Nursing. Anna's ambition is to become a nurse. We all certain she is capable of accomplishing this task. hope, with all her fine qualities, she Will realize the enorrnity of her desire and become a true success. Athletic Association Cl-2-3-455 Glee Club C3-425 Tri-Hi-Y Melody and Mirth UD: Mixed Chorus C3-4Dg Sophomore Chorus CZJ. MERLIN PAUL XVALTERS FULLERTON Push, pull, or get out of the way. Wings College Preparatory Birthplmfe: Fullerton. Pa. Elementary Education: Fullerton Public Schoolsg Herhst Public Schools, Allentown, Pa. Personal Characteristics: Intelligent: good sport: sociable. Favorite Studies: Mathematics and sciences. Hobbies: Aviation and photography. Career: Aeronautical Engineering. Wings entered Whitehall with the Class of 1940 and immedviately showed talents for mathe- matics and sciences which will aid him greatly in his future life for he wishes to become an aeronautical engineer. To follow this career, Merlin expects to enter Lehigh University and we, the Class of 1940, know that this venture will be a profitable one. so we wish you a very fond farewell. Athletic Association C1-Z-3-45g Drarnatics C3-4J,' Educa- tional Film Club f3Jg Glee Club CZ-3-4jgHi-Y C3-455 M-irth and Melody KID. 64:1 t X CARL RALPH WESCOE FULLERTON He is no whiz at English And he doesn't know the past tense of sein , But in a football scrimmage He sure can hit that line. ' 'Glaum General Birtlilllncez GQl'lll2lllQ'. Elementary Education: Fullerton and Allentown Public Schools. Personal t'hnracteristics: Witty: good-naturedg dependable. Favorite Study: Problenls of democracy. Hobbies: Basketball. baseball, and football. Career: Electric Welder. Carl intends to enter the iield of electric welding upon leaving school, We feel sure that, with his good- naturedness and depeiidnlmility, he will succeed. The Clnss of '40 wishes him good luck and n sincere good-bye. Athletic Association fl-2,3-4j,' Basketball CZ-3-4jg Base- ball C3-415 Boys Chorus C1-3-4jg Football I3-4jg Film Club Cjjg Mixed Chorus Cl-3-4j,' Mirth and Melody Club CID. if? DAVID M. XVIESEN, JR. EGYPT Stand for the right without restrain, And you will many friendships gain. Dave College Preparatory Birthplace: Pliilzidelphin, Pa. Elementary Educ-ation: Edwin Forrest Grade School, Philadelphia, Pal. Personal Cliu1'ncte1'istics: Ainhitiousg dependable: industrious. Favorite Study: Chemistry. Hobbies: Som-er und camping. 1T:ireei': Research chemist. Dave, who came from North East High School in Philadelphia, made his nppenrance at Whitehall High School ill October, 1939. Althougsfh he is here only at very short time, he has shown his interest and school spirit in various ways. Upon graduating, he intends to become il fumigation expert. The Class of '40 is certain that success :mid luck will he his. and wish him n very haDDY future. Athletic Association C455 Boys' Glee Club Q-155 Mixed Chorus C455 Dramatic Club C455 Hi-Y Club t4J.At Northeast High School: Athletic Ass. CI-2-3j,' Chemistry Club QD: Cross Country C4jg German Club Uk Latin Club C1-225 Spanish Club C2Jg Track Team UD. H571 Af, X FRAXCIXE XVUCFITER CE BI ENTON Always happy, always gay, And in mischief every day. ' ' Ceney Commercial . Birthplace: Cenienton. Pa. V Eloinentnry Education: Ceinenton Public Schools. Personal Ch2ll'2lt't9l'lSflCSf Jolly: since-re: trust- worthy. I-'nvorite Study: Sliurthund and English. Hobbies: Skating und swiinniing. K':iree1': Stenogrupher. Coney is one of the jolliest girls of the Senior Class. Although sliefs in mischief most of the time, she fwroinrplishes sntisfurroiw work. .-Ms ai student of the c-ommerciawl group. her ambition is to become soiiieliomlyfs HSt0Il0I.f.u We. the menxlrers of the Senior Class, wish her the best of luck. Athletic Association C2-3-415 Fun and Frolic Cljg Girls Chorus Q2-3-4jg Household Arts Cljg Mixed Chorus C41 , 7,71 MICHAEL YELENOGK ' 2 EGYPT Mike is tall, and not quite thin, But il's very seldom tha! lze'll give in. ' 'Pipn Commercial Birtlilvlzlcfoz Egypt. Pai. Elellli-'llf2ll'y Education: Egypt Public Schools. Personal Cliamctei-isticfsg Willingg lielpfulg jolly. Favorite Study: Biology. Hobbies: Hunting and swininiing. Career: Aviation. 'tMike's ambition is to become an aviator. Judg- ing from the deep interest he has always taken in aviation, we are certain that he will succeed. The Class of '40 wiSlies him the best of luck. Athletic Association CI-Zjg Class Baskelball Cl-2-355 Woodworking Club CID. 681 MEL I7 25? Zlze union Glass Officers President .......... DANIEL BEDNARCIK Rec, Secretary .. ..., GEORGE MOLCHAN Vice-President .... ....... E DWIN ROTH Fin. See. and Trea. ....... LEO GEORGE Qllami Zlllumtrz Tea Rose QTIHBB Qlnlnt: Royal Blue and Gold CHIHBB Qlllnitnz Shoulder to Shoulder, let honor lead our way unior Glass gfisfory PON completion of another chapter in our school career we take pride in saying that we have tried whole lieairtedly to fuliiill our task. to nmintaiu the high standards of those who have gone before us. Ihirilig our Junior year we have had ai llllllllli-'I' of Compulsory 1lbS0l1tP9S wlioin we tried to cheer. while in hospitals. by sendine them flowers as an expression of svinpnthy. As inembers of the .Junior Class. we also feel that we have been well represented i11 athletics, scholastic, and other school activities, Our hopes and wishes do not stop here. but we strive to succeed in our individual fields and to overconle all tasks and obstacles that we will encounter in our Senior year. DAN I ICI. BEDXARQ 'IK. President, L69 if fmj ff ,, X !,' if X97 ,ff I J, I , N! fr 7 fr! rf, f ,ee ,f ,aff ,QQU U01 THE JUNIOR GIRLS f 'wif lf' M ,1f'f Qi 7 X WWW 0 f unior mforica! Gomfesf Selection ..... ....,. H igh School Orchestra 4'GloI'y for Salel' ..,.. .......,,..............,.,...,..........,.. ..,,., .,...,.,......,..,............ ....... K a t h ryni Kimball MARAGARET A. LORENCIK My Account WVith the Unknown Soldier' ,....,............, ...,... 1 larry Enzersofn, Fosdick PAUL A. KRA SLEY UHoney .,.,..,.,.....,.,,..,............,,.....,..............,.....,.,,...,..,....., . .,.., Leota Hulse Black CECELIA E. KRIIPANSKY Selection ..... ...... H igh School Orchestra American Citadel .. ...,....,..,..,..,....... ..,..,......,...,.....,,,..,.,......,.. ...,..., A 1 'thur Turner WILLIAM G. EVERETT That VVe Might Be Saved ..,.......,........,.....,.......t.., ,....,.....,..,.,.....,.. ,.... C' or a Jane Montgomery LILLIAN M. RENNER Members of the Jury, I Demand a Conviction ....,...,.....,,. ....... E ileen, Ferreter BURTON A. BARTIIOLOMEW Selection ...,.. ...... H igh School Orchestra The Recompense I ,..... ,.......,..... .,.....,,.. . . . ..,.. ,. ....,,.,,.,,.,....., Annie Ilamiltfm Donnell LORRAINE A, SCHLIQGEI, lm You Want to Commit Suicideiw ..., . .. .,,. ............... . .... L awrence Deaver WARREN D, R. sfri-JM Selection ,,.,.. ...... I Iigh School Ol'Cll0Stl'2l DECISION OF JUDGES Selection ,,.... .,...,. . . ...,.,... ...,.........,. . A ..... ..... .. ,.,,.., High School Orchestra Girls' First Prize CECELIA E, KRUPANSKY sms' second Prize .. MARGARET A. LORENCIK Boys' First Prize .. WILLIAM G. EVERETT Boys' Second Prize .............,. ...... P AUL A. KRASLEY Representative for County Contest ., .... VVILLIAM G. EVERETT CECELIA E. KRUPANSKY Alternate for County Contest .... . 1 om 95? 616 Soplzomores Gfass Ofjqcers President ........ .... N EVVELL SAEGER Secretary , . . . . . VIRGINIA LAVENDOSKY Vice-President .... .. KATHRYN FRITZ Fin. Secretary ........ THOMAS SADLER Sophomore Gfuss gfisfory HEX the class of '-12 entered XV. H. S., it brought with it hard-working, energetic students with interests in all scholastic activities. Let us strive in the ability to Choose the right tasks that still remain before us, with great sincerity and hap-piness. By continuing to quicken our inomentum, we are bound to become an outstanding class to graduate from Whitehall. We honestly and sincerely hope to make the following two years more successful and prosperous. We hope to improve ourselves by using the opportunities offered to us. NEWELL SAEGE R. President. L73 741 THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS fhqrlf-MX ff . - , ,, X , THE SOPHOMORE BOYS ATW THE FRESHMAN GIRLS 750 WMM? Ula gief 171612 Gfms Ofncerx President ..... ...... A NDREVV SUPP Secretary .....,... JOHN TOBIASIC Vice-President ..... EMIL NEDEROSTEK Financial Secretary , ...., BIARY NESTOR gieslzmcm Gfass gfis fory RESHII-IN. Freshies. one by one came vvanderinzg with unucqnuinted. vet friendly feeling. through the portals of Whitehall High School. Within n few days our class activities begun and friendship grew as fast as .lztclis Benn Stalk. Months passed as the 20th century months would, providing us with our Iirst and interesting High School year. Hur initiative :intl leadership shall allways prevail in sports, educational. and social activities. We enter the Sophomore class with the ideal and principle as the best. class in school. When we leave through the Sillllfb portals We have entered, we want the smne friendship :ind warmth as we had as Freshies. ANDREW' SUPP, President. E771 F72 AW THE FR ESHMAN BOYS U51 www-fm , N Q ' N 1 -w.QM v.f .W feaffnw QW' JN' N 9 'Suri , 1 X A CL X. 1257? xii Qt uvns g ..l Eg t r V U' ' 'Q x oe. f if f ax A, QA W A 1 ' - i Ag f 5' 12 W9 X 'X A ' fs -x f 0' X Z Ll IC 179 KAW? l30l mjhlfehafl gfiqlz Selma! 31128 Direvtor .lUSlCl'H F. CLEMENT Drum Major , NEAL BROVVN Clarinets: Billy Bartlmlnmew, Fred Berks, Hope G1-uvcr, Paul Kapuschoc. John Long, Paulette Minner, Richard Moyer. Robe-rt Schneck, Andrew Sisko, Mario Sisko, Dorothy Hoffman, Sammy Amhrosina, Helen Moyer, John Milan, VVilliam Balliet. C Melody Saxophone: James Sterner. E Flat Alto Saxophone: Catherine Hankee, Erna Hoffman, Stanley Kaiser, Carl Newhart, Glenn Svheirer, John Snlan, Gordon Rothrock. Mellophonez Fred Mantz, Jack Andrew, VValte-r VVilliams. Trumpets: Sammy Amhrosina. Grace Bartholomew, Vvillard Heintzleman, Darline Hoffman, Herbert Long, Vi'illiam Mclfetridge, Charles Muth, Edward Renner, Mike Sisko, Barbara Theiss. Trombones: Burton Bartholomew, VVilliam Eckensberger, Nancy Ross, Herbert Hoffner. Baritone: Henry Musselman, Paul Krasley. Bass: William Everett, Martin Willets. Drums: Theodore Eberhart, Paul Balliet, Orville Piefer, Edwin Rabenold, Richard. Schuler. ,f K f f K! . ro. f f J, at Whitehall High School is represented in the following musical organizations under the direction of Joseph F. Clement. Julia Qyhitehalt gfiqlz Salma! Band IIE BAND bids well to be the foremost musical organization at Whitehall High School. With the purchase of new instruments, the massed band. which comprises the Junior Band and the XVhitehall Band numbers 75. The Junior Band has only recently been organized to give players experience who eventually will become 'lll0llllJ81'S of the High School Band. The Iligh School Baud has appeared at all home football games and has played for several parades and concerts. Fred Mantz is student leader and Neal Brown is Drum Major of this organization. Qylzitelzaff gfiqfz Safran! Orchestra HE ORCHESTRA has been organized to give students a tme conception of a symphony orchestra and' to have the experience of playing in such an organization. We strive to maintain a balance of the four groups of instruments namely-string, reed, brass. and percussion. The orchestra has taken a prominent part in the presentation of all plays as well as programs indoors. The OIHCQPS and memibership follows: President, Burton Bartholomewg Vice President, Fred Mantzg Secretary-Treasurer, William Everett. ga 61.4, E have a girls' glee club and a boys glee club at Whitehall. The two taken together make up the mixed chorus nuxnubering about 100. The mixed chorus and the girls' glee club have appeared on prograins at Whitehall High School. The girls' glee club effectively presented a candle light service at Christmas time and will shortly appear in concert with the Band and for local church progranis. The mixed chorus took a prominent part in the musical comedy. The B2lHlllVflg'0ll.w presented on April 12, at Whitehall High School. Officers of the organizations follow: Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club President ...............,...,...........,....,. .... E rma Wiltraut President . ....,. ......,.,.,. .,......... . . Newell Saeger Vice President .....,.......... ..............,. E sther Klimek Vice President .. ..,, ........, ..... . . ...,... E lias Grim Secretary of Treasury ..,.....,..... Mary Talotta Secretary of Treasury . ..... David Wiesen Librarian ,.,......,..... .............. ........ . H elen Wieder Librarian ,....,.........,...,.,.,..,., ...... Frederick Mantz Accompanist ,...,.. ,....,.,. V aleria Ringer Accompanist ,........, . ,.,.,.,.... ............,..... R uth Swaby Clie Swing Band HIS band is composed of a group of musical, swing-minded boys and girls of Whitehall High School. As this organization was started in the school year of 1939-1940, it is the first ,bf its kindr It was organized to play at dances sponsored by the diferent classes in the High School. The following are members of the swing hand: Dick Schuler, drums: Bela Haberern. violin: Burton Bartholomew. trombone: Herbert Long. and Grace Bartholomew. cornet: Carl Newhart, Catherine Hankee andJohn Solan, saxophonesg and Rose Makovetz who does our singing. We sincerely hope that the students of Whitehall High School will support this organization in every way possible and help to make it a success. 1 E921 Qylzifelzaff gfiqfz School Orclzesfra Violins: VVllliam Balliet. Burton Bzlrtlmlonxcw. Altlwa Faust, Bela Habnreln Plbgg Hollow He-rminu Mulzert, lconccrt mastery, Francis SlmPm:1ker, Emil Suroka kenneth Snllaffex Fred Payonk, 'I'h0rn:1s I-laffm-r, Cello: Gladys Reicharu. Trumpets: Grace Baxrtlmlrmmew. Herbert Long, Barlfara Thexss. Mellophone: Fred Mantz. Baritone: Henry Musselnxan. Bass: YVilliam Everett. Clarineks: Fred Backs. Robert Sl-lmevk, Marie Sisko. Saxophones: Carl Newlmrt, Stanley Ke-iss-r, Catherine Hankoo, John Sulan Pianos: Letty I:Ic'kenSlJerger. X'?l1Pl'l21 Ringer, Ruth Swnlvy. Accordions: Martin NX'illets, Flrlxwnve VVill0ts, John Cl1mnxiak. Dru ms: Theoclore E!yex'l1arcl1. fm -Egg 'A nj' 9 X !? ig? K I 1 N K Q 1 K-if X543 K7 fwlg Q ,7 f WY 1 Q V if 'r 2W Lszsj -.1 f 4 ff- f X 57 1,7 ,ffl , I ....-.. i941 glrfxr Members of the Girls' Glee Club are as follows leading Nom left to right: Row 1: Annabelle Moyer, Anna VVaid-Jlich, Madeline T-lock, Betty Molchan, Elizabeth Matika, Anne Kotsch, Dorothy Dorwart, Minnie Deiter, Stella Panny, Martha Leiby, Betty Altrichter, Marie Sisko, Joyce Strohl. Row 2: Esther Musick, Lucille Schollenberger, Helen Nveider, Kathryn H.a.nkee, Nancy Ross, Lydia Heintzleman, Jean Lauh, Frieda Fricke, Lucille Geisinger, Virginia Lavendosky, Pauline Makovsky, Edith Gearhart, Le-tty Eckensherger, Gladys Reinhard, Lorraine Peters, Rose Reger, Ruth Semmel. Row 3: Miriam Souders, Frances Bretz, Jean Stoudt, Jeanne Coniield, Ruth Bartholomew, Betty Stem, Gloria Vaughn, Angelina Breshina, Kathryn Fritz, Margaret Fisher, Ann Quigley, Anna Kramer, Jean R, Miller, Olive Keller, Julia Barner, Anna. Halcia, Francine Wuchter. Helen Samchokg Ruth Swaby, accompanist.: Valeria Ringer, accompanist. Row 4: Rose Makovetz. Violet Smith, Honor Laub, Josephine Makovsky, Lorraine Kressler, Erma Wiltraut, Marie Unger, Lillian Roth, Esther Klimek, Dorothy Thomas, Ann Mai, Lorraine Schlegel, Grace Kleckner, Barbara Theiss, Myrtle Lindenmuth, Joseph F. Clement, director. Mixed 9552? my gzu Glue Mc-'rnlrers of the Boys' Glee Club are as follows l'P2lCllll5.'f froln le-ft to right: Row l: Joseph Nederostek, Edgar Thomas, Carl NVQ-suns, G1-ira.ld Moyer, XVilliam Rice, John Talotta. Jerome Merkel, Edward Sederustek, David KVi4-sen. Jordan Murphy, Thomas Martin, Merlin VValte-rs. Frederick Mantz. How 2: Stephen Strella, David Prong, John tflirnmiak, David Coombs, Martin XVillittS, Clark Kichline, Joseph Keppel, Bela Haberern, John Edgar, XVilliam Griffith. Albert Updegrove, Bruce Snyder, Newell Saeger. Row 3: Carl Newhart, Herbert Follweiler, John Stein. Jesse Grammes, Mike Anclush, 'Fhnmas Grimm, Stanley Keiser, Donald Clauser, Richard Jones, Jacob Kupsky, Andrew Luclmnsky, James Reichardt: Ruth Swaby, pianist, Joseph F. Clement, direm-tur. IS A Mwfiff S61 ramafic First Row: .loan Stoudt, Frances Bretz, Nancy Ross, Catherine Hankee, Betty Stem, Bela Haherern, Ruth Bartholomew, .loyce Strohl. Ruse Talotta, Mary Talotta., Jeanne Coflield. June Peters. Second Row: Yaleria. Ringer, Myrtle Lindenmuth, Ann Mai, Lorraine Schlegel, Elizabeth Matika, Esther Klimefk, Edith Gerhart, Agnes Scheirer, Leah Kurtz. Elizabeth Makuvslcy, Frieda Fricke. Helen Samchok, Ruth Svahy, Jean Miller, Anna Kramer, Olive Keller, Mr. Viiagaman. Third Row: Robert Clauser, David Wiesen, Jordan Murphy, James Reichardt, Madeline Hork, Helen Frey, Letty Eckensherger, Martha Leiby, Anne Kotsch, Helen Kraynick, Gladys Reichard, Elizabeth Altrichter, Burton Bartholomew, Merlin Walters, Daniel Bednarcik, Carl Newhart, Fourth Row: Richard Jones, Richard Schmoyer, Donald Clauser. 671116 Officers President .......... . . . BELA HABERERN Secretary . . . ..... BETTY STEM Vice President RUTH BARTHOLOMEW Treasurer . .. .... JOYCE STROHL f -of 7 If 73 c'27Z f My mmafic roqmm HE Director of Draniatics wishes to take advantage of this opportunity to thank patrons, teachers, and' students of the W. H. S. for their splendid Cooperation during the year 1939-1940. Opening the season of Drainatirs was the play, Sunbonnet .lane of Sycamore Lane, a gay and lnodern comedy in three acts with .lane playing mischievous pranks which furnished one- with a new high in hilarity. nor is .lane alone in her antics. Aided and abetted hy her young neighbor Toby Siinkins, .lane brought down the house time and again. and kept the audienee in stiti-lies. Aunt Miranda who believed in being strictg Aunt Grace who is nrueh younger and keeps her sympathies with Jane's'g Crystal Cluett, the sophisticated lady, Ollie Ilinklelvury. il svhool teacher who is heckled by .lane and Tolly and who is secretly ill love with Jason Gouch. the meanest lllflll in town: Nola Miller, Schuyler Pel-li, Douglas Sniith. and Marion Marsh proved to he a good supporting: cast. The teachers' participation in the dramatic prograni this year was in the form of a three-act play entitled Lavender and Old Lace, hy Rose Warner. The story is centered about Miss Ainslie, a rharniing lady who lives along her nienioriesg Ruth Thorne, who visits her aunt, Jane Hathaway, and becomes a warm friend of Miss Ainslie, and Carl Winfield, a young newspaper reporter who turns out to be the son of the man Miss Ainslie has loved for yea1's. It is not until the ve1'y llast act that their relationship is revealed to the audience in a scene that is gripping: and iilled with poignant beauty. The teachers have again proved their ability of Dl'0Il'lli'lllg a grand show. The Lyceum prograin with it's great variety of entertainment proved to be another hit. The Caledonian Male Quartet. known as MThe Kilt.ies, provided wholesome singing and harniony: George Kendall illustrated in gorgeous colors, ea1'th's greatest monuments, palaces, tombs, magnificent teniples, and heirloonis of the centuries: The Blue Danube Singers were an outstanding and unique group of concert artists, the Pollard Players, a distinguished repetoire company in The Family I'pstairs, a three act comedy, proved not to have a dull moment throughout the entire p-lay: Dr. John Hutter, gave an unfor- gettable illustrated lecture on 'New Horizons in Uld Mexico , and finally, Johnson Brothers provided an interesting: lecture and'deinonstration on Your F'l'll'1lilS-H10 Snakes, A special nuinlrer. Ching Fu and the Dragon, was presented by the Hydes Marionnettes. The tinal dramatic production was presented on Class Day. At this time the Seniors presented' a three act comedy. Campus Quarantine, by Robert Ray. The incidents for this college play happened in a sorority house. The author allowed his iinagination to Parry hiin through many complications and situations. lS7l AJ 881 Wafiomf gfonor Society Sitting Cleft to rightj: Betty Molchan, Madeline Hock, Jeanne Cofiield, Evelyn Bertsch, Carson Diefenderfer. Ruth Bartholomew, Darle Strohl, Betty Stem, Nancy Ross, Catherine Hankee, Joyce Strohl. Standing tleft to rightl: George D. Steckel, Adviserg Vifilliam Evere-tt, Edward Danko, Letty Eckensberger. Gladys Reinhard, Helen Frey, Dorothy Everett, Edith Gerhart, Elizabeth Makovsky, Miriam Leli, Margaret Lorencik, Bela Haberern, VVilliam F. Rice, Gene Gockley. With the addition of eighteen new inembers during the current year. the Whitehall Chapter of the National Honor Soviety of Secondary School became a splendid and workable group. During the year plans were formulated by the Chapter, relative to the inaugurzltion of a program, designed to benefit the student body of Whitehall High during the 19-L0-1941 school year. f may Sfill Glub Adviser ............... RAYBIOND SIIPVLE President ....... .. DARLE A. STROHL Secretary . ..,. . ..., EDGAR KLEPPINGFIR Vice President ...... RICHARD SCHULER 'i'l'easui'ei' .... BURTON BARTHOLURIEYY Standing ilcft to rightjz Charles Meitzler, Henry Musselman, Daniel Bednarcik, John Chromiak, Richard Jones, Richard Schmoyer, Donald Clause-r, Martin VVillitts, Merlin Walters, Thomas Martin, Donald Van Etten, Mr. Raymond Siipple. Seated: VVilliam Balliet, Frederick Mantz, Paul Krasley, Robert Clauser, Burton Bar- tholomew, Richard Schuler, Darle A. Strohl, Edgar C. Kleppinger, Neal Brown, Jordan Murphy, David VViesen, James Reichardt. Platform: Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship. Club Purpose: To create, maintain. and extend throughout the high standards of Christian Character. clean habits. school and community Club Colors: Red, white. and blue-ebcemplifying sacrifice, purity, and loyalty, Insignia: Red triangle and white cross. VVe have endeavored to accomplish our part by participating in a Christmas play with the Tri-Hi-Y and by buying and decorating two Christmas trees for our auditorium. In our regular meetings we have had discussions of problems that were of current interest to our members. The Senior members wish the Hi-Y much success in the future and hope. that under its new adviser, ?Mr. Siipple, it will continue to be e'ven more interesting and active than it has been in the past. i991 x A fi f ff E901 Zri.3fi.1l GM Third Row tleft to rightl: Arabella Andrews. Myrtle: Lindeumuth. Martha Leihy, Pauline lfnger, Dorothy Everett, Gloria Hopkins, Dorotlu Grow, Ami Mai. Lorraine Schlegel, Anna Marie XVaidelich, Elizabeth Diefenderfer, Ruth Swahy, Second Row Cleft to rightJ: Letty Eekensberger, Mildred Stetz, Gladys Reinhard, Helen Frey, Dorothy Bartholomew, Edith Gerhart, Lydia Heintzelman, Dorothy Thomas, Leah Kurtz, Agnes Scheirer, Esther Klimek, Miriam Sanders, Elizabeth Altrichter, Gladys Moyer, Anna Kramer, Jean R. Miller: Miss Oswald, adviser, Olive Keller. First Row tleit to rightjz .lean Stoudt, Frances Bretz, Nancy Ross, Catherine Hankee: June Peters, Secretary: Joyce Strohl, T'resident.3 Betty Stem, Vice Presidentg Jeanne ljofiield, Treasurer: Erma Skoff, Agnes Rogers, Mary Talotta, Rose Talotta. ' HE Tri-Hi-Y Club this year was composed of all Junior and Senior girls. The club stluuls for the allfzxrouml GPVPIODIIIPIIY of its lllt'1lliN'x1'S2 Spirit, Mind and Body It has for its staitemeut of prinviples: Ulvjertive, To Scek. To Find. To Share. Slogalir. Pure Thoughts, Pure XVords, Pure Artionsf' The club volors of Red. White. and Blue. express Sacrifice, Purity, I.oy:1lty'l and are exeniplitied in the Triangle. Torch and Firm-le. Several girls and Miss Oswald attended the Older Girls' Conference held in Vpper Mauch Chunk, and p:11't,iciputecl in the discussion groups. The Tri-Hi-Y also Dl'9S9llt6ll a candlelight service at Christmas time null took l'h2lI'3,'9 of nn assembly. Wm ff EQ X10 I l wi , 5 . I 5 ,'2 ' M5 KA v 4 ' 'W Q, C72-QXQXX V, 'vi '+A ,A j i 'xx x .3 1.4.1 sf ,I V w 0 .JA 'll gi 1 , X ' '-.. xg-, ff I , 50 I' ' Y' 1 ' . --.A -f V ' 1' I 6. '5-.-'-AG -'.'.'.' Q. QLILLW., I Wg, , X'33Tgi'-3933-?Ef3ff ' .. ff -izfezbl., , Qu 'N ' fa ' fffi ' - i 21 V W I V4 f K, 5 I 5 'x 2 ' Q!! WW X f91 A 1 1939 goofhaff Season OOTBAIIL practive begun :I week prior to school. and a large group of boys leporteil to our coaches to fmther their football experiences. The season started off welll with a win over Coplay and enthusiasm 11111 high throughout. the studenm body. The boys. after dropping il few very close games found their stride in the lust home game and smashed out an victory over the Lehighton Indians. The renin had at new experieiiee playing Stroudsburg in a night game in the mud. This was the first Whitehall team to participate in a night contest. In the remaining games the boys played good football even though they were on the short end of close soores. Seniors lost from the team ure: Grinnn. Thomas. Kovzuv, Moyer, Talottu, West-oe, Lapp, Rice, Strella. Harakal. Nederostek, and Kleppinger. Since this was regarded as il building up season, there are some good candidates remaining for next yeaifs team to produce a winning comtbination for Whitehall High. Schedule and Scores of 1939 Football Whitehall 14 Coplay ,......, ..... 0 Whitehall 0 Stroudsburg.. 19 XVhiteha1l 0 Palmerton ..., 7 Whitehall 14 Slatiugton .,.,., 20 Whitehall 12 Nazareth ....,..,. 13 Whitehall 7 Pen Argyl ,,.,.. 18 Whitehall 0 Northampton 3 Whitehall 0 Emmaus ..,......,.. 7 Whitehall 23 Lehighton. .... 7 Whitehall 0 Catasauqua 6 5 lf, ff! ,f I 'vrl ,Z ,ff f X7 JW gem ,f 79? 1939--1940 Baskeihaff Season WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL enjoyed its most sueeessful basketball season during the past eainpnign. The personnel of the squad included the following: Mike Kovacs, Alfred Tindula, ilohn Talotta, Stephen Strella. Cari Wescoe. Ernest Lapp, Leo George, Frederivk McNeill, .Ioh11 Antolick. Jerome Merkel. The team won nine consecutive games before losing to Northampton in League competition. Resulting in a tirst half play-off with Palmerton. All the playehs on the squad played excellent basketball this season Frederick McNeill, deseives considerable credit for sparking the team. in several hard earned victories. Al' Tindula also played an outstanding defensive game the past season. The work of suvh boys as Kovac, Talotta, and Strella. deserves mention as they were responsible for many of the victories. The list of games and results are as follows: Whitehall, 19-Nazareth, ,...., ,.,.,..,.,.,.. 26 Whitehall. 27-South Whitehall, . 26 Whitehall. 53-Coplay. .... ......,.,.. 3 6 Whitehall. 34-Nazareth, ,4,. 33 Whitehall. 34-A. B. C. ,,..., 26 Whitehall, Siuliehighton, 3-L Whitehall. 31-Stroudsburg, 28 Whitehall. 25-Palmerton, ......,.,.. ,.,.. 23 Whitehall, 33-Slatington. .,......, ,... 28 Whitehall. 24-Catasauqua, ........ 19 Whitehall, 22--Northampton, 28 Whitehall, 29-Emmans, .,.. .... .. 28 First Half Chzunpionship play-off: Whitehall, 39-Palmerton, 42. Whitehall, 44-Lehighton, .....,,.,......... 36 Whitehall. 31-Stroudsburg, . ..,.,..... 34 Whitehall. 30-Palmerton, ..,.... ........ . 44 Whitehall, 30-Catasauqua, ,...,., 29 Whitehall. 49-Slatington, ,.,....,.......... 41 Whitehall, 58-Northampton, ........ 38 Whitehall. 38-Emmaus, 33 wa VZ yyf f 4 f 11.1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM A cull for lmsketlmll 1-ximliclatt-is ln-ongllt out TNVPIITX-flll'P9 Little Zephyrsf' The lllZlj0l'ifX of these wore Fl'F3NllIIli-'ll and SODh0lll0l't-'S. Not 1-ompleting as Slll'l'PNS'flll ai season ns tho previous year the team finished the second half season with Rl inajority of victories. The entire team will be intact for next Yllill' H1141 the expectations salem vt-ry fzlvomble for :1 :ood Season. The team consisted of thv following: players: l ENTI-IRS: A. 1.114-lie-risky. E. Nederostek. F. Mzirnshak. GVARDS: M. Sisco. M. llurnknl. B. West-oe. N. Saeger. .I. Neclmostek. K, Rnluenold. lt. Yost, A. Messzlros. FORWARDS: John Toxnaisiv, Joe Tolnzisit-. I-Z. Thomas. F. Keppfll. ASEBALL was FESIIIIIQII :it iVhite-hzill High in April. A group of 18 players was vhosen from 45 boys who responded for the first pi-suffice. Our expectations for il fine- Iznll club are very line. for most of tlw players are from last year. Among these are Leo George :md Roderick Ii0llllllPl'9l'. pitt-hers: Ed Derkits. Catcher: Fritz McNeil, first base: Mike Kovzws. sf-cond liaise: Ste-ve Strvlilzl. :ind Konvir. at Junior, looking very proxnisiim at slmrtstop: John 'l'nlottu. third liaise: for the lie-ld we have Gullinzl. Wescoe-. :ind l'ilog:. A Schedule of 7 gzunes has been mrniigretl. :ind the tefun looks forward to il pron1isin,f: future. Da 1940 BASEBALL TEAM N3 X 1 ff GIRLS' GYM TEAM gym 660725 HE Rlllllllill gym exhibition observes its sixth 2lIl1liVl-'l'FZl1'y this year at Whitehall High School. The girls' team and the boys' te-:un euteroal the gym meet at East Sf1'01ldSlJll1'g State Tezwlzers' College, XVIII-'IP il state-wimle r'o1111wtitiou for nthleticl endeslvors was held. Both tezuus were lllltlt'I' the dll'PI'Tlllll of Miss I-llum llzuurt. BOYS' GYM TEAM lil i i in ACCORDION CLUB The following members of the Accordion Club are: Ueft to right,l Minnie Dieter, Glayds Moyer, Virginia Lavendosky, John Chromiak, Clarence Willits, Martin Willits, Stephen Ballas, and Mr. Clement. Director. freary Qyhlfehaff Gfccorolion IIIC Whitehall Accordion Ulnlv was lll'22llllZ91l in Novexnher, 1939. The purpose of the The otlicers of the clnlm axe: President, .Iohn Cl1I'0Illl8,kQ Vice Presidente Stephen nienlbeis of the clulr have presented sonn- tine entertainnlellt for the Football Banquet, the Wliltehall Exchange Club Banquet. and also for assemilrly priods at Whitehall. The orlicers of the club are: Presdient. John Chroniiakg Vice President, Stephen Ballasg Sec-1'etury, Gladys Moyeig Pxlllilllklill Secretary, Clarence Willits. Let us hope that the ineinbers of the accordion club can still ki-ep up this fine work in the years to come. JOHN CIIROMIAK, President. Superfafivei of the Gfms l96l GIRL BOY Most Beautiful ..,, ., ............ Joyce Strolll .,.,..,.. ...,.. ..., ........, . . Cutest ..,...,....,,,.,...,.,............ ....... . -Ruth Bartholomew .Carson Diefenderfer Best All-Around ......... ......,.... L Tatherine Haukee Da rle Strohl Most Reliable .......,.... ........... A de-line Eberhardt David Weiseu Most Sincere ....,.,..., ...,........ B etty Stem .....4,.................. ...,....... C arl Heiny Most Athletic ....,.., .,.,....... A nn Kotsch ..,.,., .,...,....., li Iike Kovacs Most Original .....,., ...,.,...... X 'aleria Ringer ..,.,,. Reginald Parker Most Attractive .... .. ........... I eanne Cotlield ....,..,.. William F. Rice Best Dressed ........ ,.,4.,...,. N ancy Ross .,,. . .... Mike Fisher Class Grnmbler .. .... ,.....,.., . Lorraine Beltz ,.,......,. James Thomas Class Flirt ......v.....,.... ......,.... R ose Regec .........,...... William Griffith Most Loyal .,.,........,.... ........... E sther Klimek .,.,..... , Jordan Murphy Wittiest .. ........ ..,............,... ..,........ , I .ncy Troxell .......,.,.,.,.., Gene Gockley Most Studions ..,....,.. ,........Eve1yn Bertsch ...,..., Merlin Walters Most Influential ....... ,,,..... . .Helen Samchok .............,.. ,..,...,., . .lack Edgar Most Popular ....,... ,.... ...... E l izaibeth Molchan ...,..... ..,........ B rnce Snyder Most Ambitious ,...... ...,....... r Krabella Gerlach ,.v... Stephen Strella Friendliest ........ .................. .,,,..,.... li I iriam Sonders ..,..... Charles Rutman Best Personality ......... .....,..... F rances Bretz ,. .,......,,.,..., ,.,.,....,,. I ohnny Talotta Most Digniiied .......... , .......... Frieda Fricke .,....,........ 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Miriam Souders Betty Stein .,.,. Joyce Strohl ..... Lucy Troxell 4, .... Anna Waidelich l4'rantcine Yvlliflltftl' . Song Gluzracferis fins Annie Doesn't Live Here Anymore! .. ........ .....,4,.... .,....,.... . . . ...... Llust A Kid Named Joe Gracie! Blow Your Horn Uh Bela! Oli Bela! .....,................ Fall in Love Says My Heart . ,.,.. I Still Love to Kiss Yim4 Goodnight Birch Barrel Polka .. .,.,,...,.,.. . .,....,.. Our Love Sweet Adeline ., Junipin' Jive ,.... .,.... . kin I in Love? ,,.. Jimmy Haul A Nickle 4 ,,4..... To You Sweetheart Alon! Little .Iavk Horner Lydia, Oli Lydia .. .,...,4............,.,.....,. . ....,., .... . ....,.,.. ..,,...,..,.,4...,.,., . ....,...., S 0 Rare ., Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight? 4 ........... .,.4.,.. .,.... .,...... G eo 1 'gie Porgie Puddin' Pie . .,.,.... . I Must See Annie Tonight When I Walk With' Billy South of t.he Border In An Old Dutch Garden .4 ...., .......... June in January .. Learning on the Old! Top Rail Oh, I Must See Rolly Tonight I'ii Take Romance Diefenderfer for President , 4 Faithful Forever I'm Just A .Iitterbug , 4..... , All the Things You Are I Joined the Navy Some Day My Prince Will Come Ib's A Blue World Without You My Little Drummer Boy Tye Got My Eye on You 51013 K A , t1o21 Mike Andush , ,.,.., . Harry Barner . ..,, Arlington Benz Paul. Beit ., Alfred Bletz heal Blown .. .... . .,.,.., Donald Clauser ,..... ..,,. . , Carson Dietenderfer Bernard Dan-ko Thomas llopsovic ., ., John Edgar .,.,., Herbert Ffnlweilei' .,...,. Mike Fisher ., Gene Gockley ,.,.,...., . Yl'illia1n Griffith ,.,.,..,. Thomas Grim ..,.,., Bela Ilaherern . .,..,. , Carl Heiney ,..., .. John Hanalcal , ,.,. . Richard Jones ., .. Edgar lileppinger ,.,.,.,., Javolr Kulssky ,. .,....,.,., .. Jol111 Kovhis ., Mike Kovacs .. Earnest Lapp Frank Leopold Thomas Martin . ...., . Jordan Murphy .,.,..,.,., Hal-1y Matthews ...... ., Gerald Moyer . ..,.... ,. Carl Newhart .... Fred Nederostek Joseph Nederostek . Lewis Powell ., .,., ..... . . Reginald Parker ,.,..,.. Fl'2lllf'lS Pirog . ,. James Reif-hardt .,.,.., William L, Rice XVillian1 R, Rice ,..,. Dale Ros:-nlwlatt ....,, Charles Rntlnan .,.,..,.,. ..... Stanley Reed , ....,......... Riehard Schmoyer ,. Franklin Seems ...v.,..,. Leonard Sasara . ......... . Bruce Snyder .. . John Solan , , . John Stein ., .. Stephen Strella ,.... ,. Darle Strohl , John Talotta .... Alfred Tindula . .,.,., . James Thomas ....... Alhert Fpdegrove .,.,. Merlin W'alters .. ., Carl Weseoe David Vlliesen Mike Yelenoek ang Glzaracferisfics M Show Me the Way to Go Home .,.,.. 1 Wish 1 Had Someone to Love Me The Bellsetzc of St. Marys Un a Little Street in North Cata. Between 3rd and -ith on Union St. The Broken Record ,, .. Xonr a Lucky Girl . .... . .,.,, ...,,.., Nancy Lee ,. Youll Be Surprised ..., .,.,.,.. . . .,., ,. .,,., .... . Chatterbox ,, .,.,. ........... . .. .,......,., , ..,. ..... .,., . . ,. 1 Want a Girl Who s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? ,. .....,. .. ..,.,.,.., ,.,.,. Y ou're in the Army Now , ...,......,. ..,.,... , . .,.... ,, ,. Hold Tight Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair ,, Little Toni Thumb My Heart Belongs to Ruth . Deep in a Dream You Cant Stop Me From Dreaming . .,...,......,.,.. ...,.. , . ,.., ,,.,.. ,. Casey .Iones ,. . , Blue Moon .... ........... . .,.,. .,.,., Flat Foot Floogie VVhen Johnie Comes Marvliing Home XVhen You Wish Upon a Star Last Night Gardenia ,. ..,....,.... I Didnt Know What Time It Was? I Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart . .......,...,,. ., ,..... .,......., ,.,., . . , , ,.,.,.., Old Apple Tree While a Cigarette Was Burning Ki-Ki-Ki- Katy Horse and Buggy Days . ,. .. NYOuld'ja Mind .. ...... Just a Kid Named .Ioe ............. . Sunday in the Park Concert in the Park-er ,. I Want My Mannna , ....., . ..., .,.,.,. Jessie Jamee ., In the Mood Let's Pitch a Little Woo Your the One Rose Your Letting the Grass Grow Vnder Your Feet .. . Rosalie Beer Barrel Polka A Man and His Dream Youfre a Lucky Guy Make Love With a Sax Down on a Melody Farm ..,Where Are You? I Want a New Romance I Dream of Jeanne . .,., The Man Who Comes Around Darn That Dream ,. Dancing Under the Stars I'd Love to Play a Love Seene .. Annabelle Hail Northeast I .... The Dipsey Doodle G, X5 4' f CRV G 1 ATN Zinn N xi W Q 0 X ,E J lima 'I if 200 wiusm' 1 L -7: ... w 1 5 M f Lf 44 - ff PRRKER ns wr rr Agni '- .270 72-E N 1, '11 veugggare- Tune baoli nn-:A -N L 2 if , li - ,: If F hwz yf l X515-1 4 iz 2 1 ff an 9,4 H A p., b t ,. ' '3 1' 1 :QF ' 5:32 F- I 3,5 'LJ 7 ' ws 1252! . . J SJ gy' 3,2 6 l x X V an QF Tlflass 1 At, 4 , ' kg? 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Tell 1119 where I can get a pair, said an old lady across the isle, I'1n always for- getting mine. Pk 42 fs Pk Young: XVOIIIZIIIZ Will yo11 please tell 1119 how to Dl'0ll0llll1'6 the name of the stone ill this ring? Is it tu1'koise ' or turkw0iSe? Jeweler fafter inspectilxg it? : The correct p1'on1111c'iation is t'glass. Pk 42 111 41 Yes. said the Ili-BSVSDIIDGI' l'6D01'f9l', I always carry llly notes i11 1ny hat. I see. said Fog,-I. News i11 a nutshell. HY IK 41 Ik Old Gentleman: Youfre an honest lad, but it was a S10 bill I lost. not ten ones. Small Boy: I know, mister. it was il S10 bill I picked up. But last time I found one, the man didnt have any change. 1041 K H1'li4'e1' fvery angrybz Not a man i11 the division will be given liberty this afternoon. Yoiee i11 the Ranks: Give me liberty or give n1e death. fli'lice1': Who said that? Voice: Patrir-k Henry. 1? Ik lk Pk Patient: I lllltit'l'5fill1'll tish is good for the lll'2llll. C3111 YOII 1'9C0llllllQIlll arrytliing special? Doctor: NVell you might begin with il whale. Sk lk if lk My picture was i11 :1ll the honietown papers last week. How much l'9NVill'd do they offer? lk lk 41 lk Officer: Hey! Pull over to tl1e curb, lady. Do you k1l0XV X011 were doing seventy-live? Lady: Isn't it lllil1'YL-FIUUS? And I just l91ll'lli-'41 to drive yesterday. fi 114 if Pk Doc: Why do yo11 have BF7G52 tattooed on your back? Patient: That iSll't tutooed, Doctor. Thats where llly wife ran into me when I was opening: the garage doors. WMQWJQMM 25?- fZZf Whwmwzgf John S.: Name a great time saver. Bill G.: Love :lt first sight. lk A1 lk t tjiltlll-'l'Ill0 H.: XVh:1t' wus the name of the hotel you stopped :lt in Denver? Nancy R.: Uh, I c:ln't. remenvber the nmne. .lust Zl second, l'll look through my towels. lk 4- lk lk The old fashioned girl was thought con- siderate if she helped her mother get the dinner: the modern girl is thought consid- erate if she comes in for it on time. tix! No Service Station Dentist: Do you want gas? Absent Minded Professor: Yes, and check the oil. li- 42 -16 Excited 1515591121-'l'I The ship is sinking. Dale R. 1S:xilory : l'n1 not going: to worryg it's not mine. ff P? HY lk One for the Book A dentist :uve the patient gas, and hure ried through the 1mtient's pocket and saw he only had fl dollar. So the dentist gave him Buck Teeth. Mike K.: Have you nny eggs in which you 1-:ln guarantee there ure nlo chickens? Ilnrry BI.: Yes sir4duek eggs. H081 We Knew It All the Time Mr. Grammes: Gene, this looks like your futher-'s writing. Gene G.: No, Mr. Granunes, I used my futhe-r's pen. :sit Alfred T.: What is the charge for this buttery? l'urS-on D.: Une and 21 half Volts. Alfred T.: How much is that in Anierieah money? :rift Freshman: Alfred, if I saw a boy beating fl jackass. and stopped him from beating him, what virtue would I be showing? Alfred B.: Brotherly Love. IF I1 41 S Clmiiles R.: What shall I make as my excuse for being absent yesterday? Fred N.: Toothache, stomachache, head- ache. etc. Cliurles R.: Naw! Think up a new onle, I had all of them last Week. K I1 5 S1 Mrs. Klotz: Do you know what time my husband eame home last night, Sue? Maid CSueJ : No ma'am but his shoes were still warm at seven. it lk If t Bill R.: So you were in the Army during the war, eh? Did you put up a good fight? David W.: Yes, I finally had to go. f i M ff LU' September 5 Panic! Horror! Freshman come. 6 Senior Boy M. Kovacs gets talk on honesty. 7 Senior Boys come in best tuckers to win Freshie girls ????? QW. G,-B, HJ S Bewildered Commercial Students explore the building in search of Room 102 ??'? 11 Mr. Nevins, tries to pound the theory to Seniors l'. IJ. class, if you wait three sexonds it will only take a minute. 12 A. NVaidelich, comes to school with socks turned inside out. 13 tRev. Bretz.l reads Bible in assembly. Seniors get front seats. No Freshmen present. 1-l L, Beltz almost falls out of window looking for '???'?? 15 Mike K. in a daze. Answers to the name of Lucy. 18 ll. Samrchok. tried to impress l', ll. Class by stating the No-Nothing-Paity' knew nothing. 19 Kiddies day at the Fair. Teachers and Seniors atte11d??'? 20 C. Rutnian. serenades M. Souders with a song: in Shorthand Glass. 21 C. Hankee's ribbon missing, Who could be the guilty man? tf'. NJ 22 Students eat 'Kuhns' French Waffles at the fair. 25 Everybody wonders why Karl Wescoe. was 10 minutes late for the first foot- ball galne'???? 26 Rllth B. likes to tie shoe strings especially Bela H'S. '??'?'? 27 Senior l-'reneh Students sign a petition for no French Test. Miss Schaadt also signed. 28 We wonder who A. Eberhardt intends to capture with curly eyelashes ?'??'? 29 Troxell delights in breaking seats in P. D. Class. Ociober 2 rls that right? seems to be a popular saying among Senior Boys. 3 Everybody tries to keep track on Bill G. 4 Magazine Campaign begins. 5 Forgetful Senior French Students have a Hdatev with Miss Schaadt at n-oontime., ia G 9 10 11 12 1 S l 10 17 15 19 20 23 2-1 25 26 QT Sill 31 No 1 'J 3 ti 7 v VH School goes to Worl4l's Fair. Train has Blackout 011 way home. Everyone still talking about the game with Nazareth, Thrilling srore 13412 favors other side????? We won-der why 12 certain Senior girls take green hair ribbons off very fast ??? 'xlitterbug Craze hits Whitehall. boys roll pants up and girls wear hair ribbons. First Lyceum Program. Everybody wonders if Mr. Kuhns' room will win lllilglllilll-' contest. They seein to be slipping. Friday 13th. Ernest L. is absent for a change. Mr. liulnrs' room reports increase in magazine money. Seniors sell enough tickets for dance to pay for the printing of the tickets ???? A man with a contagious laugh ad- dresses student body. Seniors haunt lower rlassmen trying to sell them tickets for the Zephyr Swing. No School. Teachers' Convention. Gene G. tries to tell the teacher that parcntlicses and quotation marks are the same thing. Johnnie 'l'. wears a tie to school: Everybody shocked I I ! ! First meeting of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Senior Academics look rather empty-- lflnglish Test. Rain almost postpones Stroudsburg game. But the game must go on! Lyt'elIn1 1ll'05.f1'i1'lll. Man Shows Pictures. tures. ' Valeiia li, very excited at noontime. Could it be D. NV. ?'??'?? ember Mr. Kuhns quarantines Joyce S. in 209. No fella may sit next to her. Poor Strella I Frances B. misses both busses. Could it be the morning after the night before? Butch Moyer continues vacation. The party must. have affected him??? Contagious disease spreads through senior rooms. Love Sickness. Alfred T. is told in steno. class to re- move the horse blanket this sweaterj. and feel at ease?'?'? U09 Af LU' 8 D. Strohl gets niobhed in Class meeting. 9 Large lnoh seen in front of 105 at noon?? 10 C. llankee says Hitler's 1l10filP1' married a widow with two children. 13 Brute S. receives glasses from certain teavher to aid hiin in his great ordeal of reading' a Certain law question. 14 Mike I . seen giving aid to Adeline E. in law class. Teacher wonders if he expects Adeline to eseort him to the senior danee??? 15 We wonder why Win. L. Rice got Red Hot in English class when a t-ertaiu .l r. girl walked in???? 16 Helen S. caught fooling: in the audi- torium. 'lleavlier remarks that senior girls c-an be told nothing. 17 Foothall appreciation dance. Carl N. asks Mrs. Nevins for a dance so he wont loSe his quarter. 20 Mr. Edlgar Stec-kel hires several janitors in study hall as usual?'?'? 21 Catherine H. sleeping again. Forgets she brought her lunch and buys another one. P. S.-Girls in 209 raid her locker. 22 Charles R. comes to school with an odor of perfume in his hair. Who was it. I7inky??? 27 Thanksgiving seems to have affected some teachers and students. Une teach- er cheeks roll call on an old absent list. 28 Darle S. answers to the name of HAgnes in French class. 29 Nancy R. and Carson D. tell Mr, Nevins the movie was goodewhat they saw of it?'?? 30 Madeline H. het-onies known as the 0o1nDh Girl ?'?? lbecen un 1 Beat l'atasauqua. heard around the halls. 4 Gene G. wants to paint his FordY' two tone to look like the new -Pontiaes. 5 Bill 'iC2lSE1lllOllil G. wants a blonde for Christmas. 6 Everybody looking forward to Sun Bon- net Jan-e of Sycamore Lane. 7 Class play big successg record attend- ance. 8 School directors' convention. 11 Gene G. thinks that at every play we flltll ought to give a preview of the next one! X Y L6U'y 12 Mr. Nevins informs Wings XValterS. that a drug-:out doesn't have an upstairs! 13 Bill L. Rice and The Junior girl make their debut in a vacant. 14 Ernest Lapp, becomes known. as the Glamour Boy of Whitehall. 15 Frances B. tries to sc-are Reggie Parker. 18 Pete Edgar thinks he can answer ques- tions better in P. D. class if he curls his hair??? 19 Jeanne Cotlield demonstrates the lates-t in Chewing gum. QI Who won? seemed to be the question after the Nazareth gaine??? 21 Chief makes a good Santa Claus at the 'Fri-Hi-Y Club party. 22 All Seniors hope Carl N. gets a new neck tie for Chl'iSf1ll2lS??? 25-Jan. 2 Christinas vaeation. January 2 New Year starts with a bang as Bernard D. falls in the hall. 3 Valeria R. says she isn't surprised at the paper she finds in her book. -1 New Fad: girls wear tie-pins. We won- der whose .lean L. is wearing. :J Bela H. is given talk on girls hy a certain teacher. S Lydia H. introduces a new nose-blowing technique in P. D. class which sets the class in an uproar. 9 lvliilillll R. wonders why his shoes do not ,tit any inore. He iinally realizes he has Stanley R's on. 10 Whitehall wins exeiting basketball game at Stroudsluwg. 11 The newly-organized Swing Band haS its lirst session. 12 Certain seniors are told to use their head for something other than a hat rack. 15 Senior boys. as usual. talking to their friends??? 16 Betty M. linds the boiler room a nice place to stay. when she doesnlt feel like going to class. 18 Mid-year exams. 22 John Stein finds that weddings are nice places to make friends. We wonder which kind! ,,-ff M f 7fJ? LU' '23 Lorraine B. iinds Harry M. an interest- ing boy. 2-1 Charles R. has his usual day off. 25 .loe N. put in his place. when thrown otl' haleony. 26 Mike K. out of P. D. class again?'!'! 29 Senior girls enjoy eating apples in 061'- tain study period. 30 Big game tonightg everybody tense. 31 .lust another blue day ..... . February 1 Student hotly still in mourning lrevause we lost the lirst half Championship in Basketball. 2 Girls' Gym Team practice. Everyone of them stitt. 5 Several students get ride to Allentown for T. B. X-Rays. 43 Carl N, absent for 2 days. first time in 4 years. Seniors have peaee ! ll T Two haskethall players get their walk- ing palbers ! ll 8 Bela H. makes the remark that all good men are born in February. It so hap- pens that today is his birthday. 9 Neal B. lin-ds that apple-throwing in the auditorium 1-an he very hard at times. 12 Lint-olni's Birtliday. 14 Religious argument from l'. D. class con- tinues i11 Physics class. 15 No S'L'll00lfSll0NV storm, 16 Buses still vanft :et thru'. 19 .Iohn Stein draws large crowd when he comes to school with spats on. 20 M. Roncoroni gives opinion of opposite sex. Who is he??? 21 Miss Giblrert asks Bela II. why he thinks Ruth is an exceptionally line name. 22 Washingtonl s Birthday. No school. '23 Whitehall again defeats Emmons. 26 Several Senior boys are told that the school isnft large enough for their Hswellf' heads. iary 27 28 Seniors are told to bring their Own paper for Physics, Seniors are shown how young boys and girls usually sit in automobiles. 20 Carl N. and Mike Afs card game is llrokon up in class. Marc-li 1 Pet:- Edgar nm-ting like a girl again -1 .1 li 7 S 'll 12 13 14 ln 18 20 21 Qu 6,1- 21 as usual. Sing: Foo and the Dragon' makes the seniors think they are back in first grade. .Iohn T.. Bill R.. and Richard J. give fl good performance as three witches in lin-glish Class. While fl-'2ll'llllljI an Indian Dance, Miss llanpt says take your bow with your v-4 foot , When Mr. Nevins ask for someone who en 11 speak English. Carl We-scoe stands up. Miss Sc-haadt makes her debut on a flute in senior French Class. Surprise! All seniors have their French lesson. Lecture on Mexico in auditorium. We wonder what Carson D. was think- ing of when he talked of the last Feb. in March. Darle Strohl elected President of the Bac-helors' Club of 209. Whitehall going modern. Seniors inform that the gowns to be worn this year have zippers. Senior girls seen studying Health at noon time. My but fll6j l'9 quiet! Billy G. appears in school with a black eye. -22 Easter Vacation. F. Seem found entertaining Freshman girl in study hall. Mr. E. Steckel takes beating in basket- lrall game with seniors. Urders for invitations due. I1111 .f XA KTV 28 29 An 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 LU' Ruth B. and Bela II. on the absentee list. They say they were sick, but seniors wonder. Sophomores hold Sophomore Swing in London Fog. ril Senior Freneh students are fooled, they have to stay in! Funny no one agrees with Steve Strella when he says that we eould do without our High School Education. .Jeanne Coffield, very interested in comic Book during study period. Could it be Buck Rodgers? It rained! Fellows get taken to danire at Hotel Traylor. Senior boys looking for girls that belong to the Sorority! P. D. Class dull. Mr. Nevins does not allow any arguments. All Seniors wish they had taken typing. Typists see deinonslralion. Mr. Nevins disturbs goldfish when he tries to open the window. Gene Goekley is both MaeBeth and a nrurrderer i11 English elass. High School Operetta. Gym teams talking about the trip to Sll'0llfl'SlJllI'2. Several Seniors found with Mexican Jumpin,-I Beans. Usual sight! Bill F. Rice entertaining certain Freshman girl. Junior Speaking Contest. Dance follow- ing the contest. sponsored by the Junior Class. Leonard Sasara shows bit of emotion toward: the Freshman 4-lass. Who is the attract-ion. Leonard? Jean Laub asks several senior girls if they have seen her supposedly husband. meaning of course Bill Griffith. Ruth B. back at school. Certain Senior quite glad! Dinky Rutman finds skipping school, to be quite a sport! 51121 iary 25 David Wiesen Kinds eertain .lunior girl very interesting! iii County Oratorival Contest. 29 Fl'illl'i'lIlP XVur1hter and Rose Regret' take day off to make fudge. It was very good ! 30 NVe wonder why Betty Steins fave got red when she was pushed accidentally into a eei tain Junior boy? May 'I Elizabeth M. and Anna R. make their daily debut. tive miuutes before the bell. 2 Arlington B. causes sea sickness with his waves. 3 Alfred B. doesnt seem quite balanced today: his part isn't straight! ti Certain couple deeides to get married. so they will have Stflllklllllllg to tight about. 7 Stanley R. aets intelligent and feels out of plaee. S When Jllllll-lllt' T. shaves. a 'tskin you love to toueh ' appears. 9 The theory of Hperpetual motion is applied to Helen Sfs mouth. 10 Donald is willing to out otf his cars if he gets a reduetion for his cut in the class book. 13 Bill G. and .lean L. still casting wicked eyes at eaeh other. 14 Mike K. prefers to st-ratvh the surface in Coinniercial Law. 15 Evelyn B. finds it impossible to study. after playing uiiirtation- with Bruce S. in 4-lass. 16 The seeret of llerby l-'fs laugh is still a mystery. Oh is it'?'?? 17 Miriam makes a startling statement to-whom do you think? 20-22 Senior Examinations. 28 Class night. Senior Class Play. June l Senior Farewell Dance. 2 Baer-alaureate Sermon. 4 1lfllllllll-'ll00lll9lll'. 7 ur Qbafrom DEAR P.Vl'li4 FNS 3 Thv piilrliczitioii of illlllllll-'l' Annual. Voluine XXI. has zlgzlin been made possible by the excellent voope-rzitioxi yon lmvo extennletl to us. XVQ-i thunk you for thv splelnliml pntroiizige you have shown 'towiirtl ns. :ind we hope you will always lu- iiilexvsterl in the publication of fnturu yvzu'luooks. Siiicwoly yours. CLASS Ol 1940. W. H. S. Aflsuus. Miss Anne. North C2lfilFillll1ll2l EtlQE2l1', Mr. :intl Mrs. John. Alpha l'hi Epsilon Soror-itY North llZll2lN2lllilllZl. Ami.-mel-V MMS H1im1,Qf1L 1su11,,Af,,u IZx'orc-tt. Miss Dorothy. llolceridullqna Fulk. Miss Maul, lloplaxy R. F. D. Andnsh. Mr. Mike. llokviimlunqnn Antolim-li. Mr. .Xllfll'UNV. Ilokeriniziiulnn FU m 'i'll'i- MV- 'losfjllhf V U191lf0H Bzillivt. Mr. Zlllll Mrs. Alfred F.. Egypt Burner. Mr. l'l:vrry, V1-iiiwiitoli Bzirtlioloniew. Mr. :uid Mrs. ll. l-'.. North l:Zll'2lS2llltlll2l Bill'fll1Jltlll19lY'. Mr. :intl Mrs. IIur1 y l .. Egypt Bnrthololnew, Mr. I'hilip. Fullerton Beil, Mr. Pzliil J.. North Czitzisuliqlm Beltz, Mr. Arlington K.. Egypt Beltz. Miss I,0i'1':1im-. Egypt Bertsoh. Mr. and Mrs. Ealgnr, Mic-kleys Bl'GSl1lll2l. Miss Angoline. West C2lf2lS2llll1ll2l Breinig. Mr, lit-ntoii B.. North Clll2lS2lll4'1llll Bratz. Miss lfluiiicvs H., ll9llll-'lliljll Breiz. Mrs. Pnnl. fll'lllPl1f0ll Bretz. Mr. :tml Mrs. Sziniuel. Fullerton Brown, Mr. :intl Ml's. Llllll61'. Czitzlszulqiizi. Brown. Mr. Neal. C'ut:1s:i11qu:1 Brown. Mr. Russel. Allentown Brown. Mr. :intl Mrs. xvllllillll. Nortlminpton Clause-r. Mr. Donald. North Chtasniiqiia Ole-nient. Mr. .lose-ph F.. Allrm-tiitown Dzinko. Mr. Be1'm1i'cl. North Fzitzisailiqlirl Donner, Mr. :intl Mrs. .l:unes, flE'l11Ullf0l1 Dersliinier. Miss Gladys, Allentown DlPf9llll'91'fil1'. Mr. :incl Mrs. F. N.. l-'nllerton I,iEf9ll4lPl'ft'1', Miss Oinie. Fullerton Dopsovir. Mr. Thonins, North Cutzisziiiqilal Eberlizirtlt. Mr. :intl Mrs. The-0. F., I-Egypt. Et-lieiislxeim-1', Mr. and Mrs. William, C9Il191lf0ll Fricke, Miss Fri:-dai. llokenmlnnqna Fritz. Miss Kathryn, Fullerton Gl4lIl1'il. Mr. tlllfl Mrs., Ilokvntlainqnii Glmlisli, Miss Elizzilwtli. Stilvs Gockli-iy. Mr, Zlllll Mrs, C. M., Allentown IL F. li. Giiflith. Mr. :und Mrs. L. J., l-'nrllerton Giziimiios. Mr. :incl Mrs. H. l'.. Egypt Giimnl. Mr. Thonuis l'.. Allentown R.F.D. Grow. Miss Dorothy. Fnlli-iiion I'l2llN-'l'l'1'll, Mr, :intl Mrs. Mivlmol. Egypt llzillinziii. Mr. :intl Mrs, George- F.. lfullerton Ilzinclwerk. Mr. :intl Mrs. All:-fn S. Coplaiy li. l . D. llzxlnlwl-1'k. Mr. l'l:1iw-lrue' NV..C'opl:13' R. F. D. Hunlu-P. Mr. and Mrs. ll.. Ntll'l'll2ll1lDl0ll Iluiilivi-H. Mr. :tml Mrs. R. G.. Plgypt Ilziiolml. Mis. John. Hokvnalauqun Heinvy. Mr. Curl A.. North flZll'2lS2lllf1llil Heintm-luiain. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin, Conientoii Ilork. Mr. :intl Mrs. Rzilirh, XVest Czltziszlilqllzi Jones. Mr. :intl Mrs. Rirlniril. Fllll9l'fOll Kleppingrer, Mr. Iimlgrnr U.. Allentown Klinwk. Miss I-lstlier. Fnlle-itoii Kliugm-r. Mr, William. North llitzisnilqlm Korliis. Mr. :ind Mrs. John M.. f'l'l1l9lllf0Il Kosmmi, Mrs. Engrene-. North l'nt:1suuqna Kotsc-li, Mr. :intl Mrs. .l2ll'0ll. Egypt 51131 f ef .1 I. 11141 LU' Kovacs, Mr. 111111 Mrs. Stephen J., H0kel1fl3lll11ld lil19l'l', Mr. Etlgdl' E., Kreidersville Kulius, Mr. 111111 Mrs. H. E., Egypt Kupsky, Mr. 111111 Mrs. .l11uol1, Egypt l.a111o11t. Mrs. 31119. 1l11ke11d1111111111 LaMorte, M1'. 111111 Mrs. 1'11trick, Allentown Ii3l1ll, Miss Betty, F11lle1'to11 Luub, M1'. 111111 Mrs. G2ll'l'i-Wi. C9lll6llt011 L2lZt1l'llS, Mrs. R11y11111111l, Egypt l.eop11l1l, Mr. 111111 Mrs. FI'illl'k. Stiles Llllflklllllllfll. Miss Garnett.. Egypt Long. Miss 1lilll9, il9l1lE'll-1011 Mzllecky, Mr. 111111 Mrs. E1lw11r1l. l'e111e11t011 lI3l'l'ill, Mr. 'l'111111111s. l111ke111l1111111111 Matthews. Mr, Hurry, Flllll-'l'ft1l1 Matikea. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Mic-11111-1, H oke-111111111111111 B191 kes. M1'. 211111 Mrs. Albert. f'6'lllt'1li0H Merkel, Mr. JK-'l'0'lll9. Fllllt-!l'1-011 M11l11h1111. M1'. 111111 Mrs. Jol111, North ll2lfilS2llltlllil Moyer. Mr. Gei-11111. North Ciliiliilllflllll Moyer. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Willi11111, Egypt Murphy, Mr. .ll1I'1l11l1 U., ill-'l1l9llf0l1 Xewhart. Dr. Curl J., 1Ioke11111111ql1a Nivkel. Mr. illlll Mrs. I1k'41ll. Flllli-'l'l0I1 Oswald, Miss Fl'i1l1t'6'S E.. Mickleys Parker, Mr. 111111 Mrs. .Xl'flllll'. Mickleys P2lAl'liQl', Mr. Re::i1111l1l S.. Mickleys P1-ters. Mr. tlllfl Mrs. HZ1l'lDltl. Egypt Peters. Miss Juire. l'e111.e11t1111 Peters, Mrs. Lewis. Egypt Pirog. Mr. 111111 Mrs. IIil11ry. Hok1111111111q11a Quigg. Mis+ Betty. H4JkPlld21llq1lH Reed. Mr. Roy S.. North f'11t11s1111q11a Rezev. Miss Mary. flilfilsflllflllil Reichmdt. Mr. and Mrs. f'll11l'lPS-. Mickleys Iii-'ll'l12ll'1l. Mr. 111111 Mrs, HoW111'd J.. West l'11t11s1111111111 Rice. Mr. Willi11111 F.. l 1lll6l'l0ll Ringer, Miss V11leri11. Allentown R. F. D. Roseiihlatt, Mrs. .l0l1ll, North C11t11s1111q1111 Rt11lC'0l 0lli, M1'. Zlllfl Mrs. Louis, Fnllertoxr Ross. Mr. 111111 Mrs. N. A., F111llert.1111 Roth. M1'. 111111 Mrs. E. J., fl6lll1-1111011 1l1lFl'!1lN'lI. M1'. 111111 Mrs. John, Fullerton Rllflllall. Mr. flll11l'lPS. Egypt Si11'llQ-'l', M1'. 111111 Mrs. Geoige, Fl1ll9l'i0l1 Tafrons S111111'11ok, Mrs. Mary, Egypt S11s11rs, M1'. .lohn-, Egypt Scheirer, Miss Agnes, North C'11t11s1111q11a Schlegel, Mr. 111111 Mrs. ElIl91'S0llf. Egypt S1'1111111yer, M1'. Iflbllilld. F11ll91'fUl1 S1'l111e1'k, Mr. Wilson H., Egypt Sieeins, Mr. Frzlnklin, 1Vest l 11t11s11111111a Seilverling, Miss Lllllil. Fl1l1l9l'T011 8111111111-fl. Mr. 111111 Mrs. IJ. N., Mickleys Si1111111111s. Mr. 111111 Mrs. I.11wre1111e, Egypt Smith. Mr. 111111 Mrs. P. W., Egypt Sllj'1l6l', Mr. 111111 Mrs. Cll21l'll-'S, Fullerton Sllyll9l', Mr. Rllld Mrs. Fred, Fullerton Snyder. M1'. Iitblilllll W.. Fllll.L'1't0ll Solnn. M1'. .Iol111 A.. Nor1l1 t'11t11s1111111111 S01l1li l'S. Mr. 111111 Mrs. 1'i211'lX, Egypt Steckel, Mr. 111111 Mrs. E. IJ., Hoke11111111q1111 Sterkel. Mr. 111111 Mrs. G. Il., Cenientoii Ste-1-kel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J., Stiles Stein. Mrs. Mary, Egypt Stein. M1'. 111111 Mrs. XV. L., NVQ-st Ci1tl1Silllf1l1i1 Stondt. M1'. Fl't1llli P., Fiivllerton Strell11, M1'. Stephen, C9l1l9llf0l1 Strnhl. M1'. 1321116 A., Fll'll9l'f0ll Strohl. Miss .loy'1-e M.. Fllll9l'f011 Sw11l1y. Miss Ruth M.. Egypt T11l11tI11. Mr. .lolni C., 1'e111e11to11 T111-iss. Mr. 111111 Mrs. .lilllllg Hoke1111a11q1111 Ti111l11la. Mrs. A111111. 1Ioke1111:1111l11a Truxell. Miss L-111fy, North Cllfiliilllflllfl lvlltli-'L!l'f11'P. Mr, 111111 Mrs, Robert, W1-st 1'11t11s1111q1111 Xvilhgjllll. Miss Gloria. Fllllerton Avilgillllilll, M1'. 111111 Mrs. A. F., West fJiliZ1Sil1lf1lltl W11i11elic11, Miss A111121 M.. Fullerton Walters. M1'. Merlin, Fullerton Waltz. Mr. Willard., B11t11 XVe111'er. M1'. and Mrs. 1Villimn J.. Egypt 1Verley. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Robert O.. Egypt 1Vl1eele1'. M1'. J'ol111. H11ke11111111q11a Wie1111r. Miss Helen, West 1'nt11s1111q11a Wiesen. Mr. D11vi1l. Egypt Willi11111s, Mr. Horace. Nashville. Tenn. xAvll'f1't1ll'l'. Miss Erma. Filllerton AV1lCllTPl'. M1'. 111111 Mrs. Alois. CPITIPIIYOII Yelexiof-k. Mr. .-lllllll. Egypt Ymmg. Mr. Joel U.. Fllll9l'f0l'l Zerfuss, Mrs. ixllllil, West C11f11s1111q11a YZMZWJ 70 I L I Kr z xx. wx. fa XX N ,M ,Z Yx 7 N1 ,V X 1 f ..- .v -- - gffafoxog !'O.9.O'wQ Q,.5.Q'O,4 I iwww fmzwe' 51153 fum KEMMERER PAPER CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF STANDARD PRODUCTS OF AMERICA'S FOREMOST 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. 355-357 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. FARMERS BANK OF EGYPT EGYPT, PENNSYLVANIA Q Q 9 Capital ..,....... .. .................... ........ S 60,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits..., ....... 5lO3,000 Q Q Q A ROLL OF HONOR BANK A General Banking Business Transacted Our Sale Deposit Boxes a Safe Place for Your Valuables MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Most Courteous Treatment and Careful Consideration Accorded All Customers 0 H Q I. EDWIN S. MINNER ...... ......... P resident HARRY P. GRAMMES ...... ....... V ice-President PRESTON W. SMITH ...... ...... C ashier U171 HQ WISHING THE GRADUATES OF WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL A PROSPEROUS FUTURE MMI THE DISPATCH PRINTERY PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES CATASAUQUA, PENNSYLVANIA iQ 57,1 T' .QE f- -33' M - ' fx, T 4, f -' Y f ' - 4, WMV, 'iff If '11 ISLE 4- H' fx' --A-f-1 -5f:N- Wfffff ,-T .4z',,- Q s-:il ,712 ,rin til ,-, .t - ,.vf, ,,11 Z- -4'f::j5,45gY0j Efil. .- -- L43 1 ,315 -,xx WW Wfff V H' l y Af' '-5 ffl!! 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I 111. 5 2i1,r1T 5 a w, 1 55'?T?j' Tl if L' T' ' 5' SIIG? 34 T' ITEC' ET E f 1 E, E E -,nr Y Y ff? 1: M ga W., - 1 ,,,,,...,, -5 m .,. - fi-:ff O -S gg- T1 Li' FINE ANNUALS LIKE BEAUTIFUL MEMORIALS ARE THE RESULT OF THE CO-ORDINATION OF SKILL, CRAFTSMAN- SHIP AND EFFORT .... . SANDERS-REINI-IARDT COMPANY, Inc. we-SFQMBYS GHJ 6Ylg1'G'V81'3 of Q-LLODI QYIWMGIS 711 LINDEN STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. 1119 ERVICE KILL mo ATISFACTION IS OUR FALK'S MEAT MARKET HOKENDAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA I General Auto Repairing GEORGE I. FALK Sales and Service Station PONTIAC 6's and 8's 25 West Tenth St. Phone 411 NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA Day and Night Towing Service Exclusive TABLE-TOP Features HIS beautiful porcelain enameled range is like no other table-top oil range you have ever seen. Many exclusive convenience features to match its beauty . . . oven burners mounted on slide, can be drawn forward for convenient lighting. . .large Live-Heat oven, fullipor- celain finish . . two large reservoirs, BOTH easily lifte out from FRONT. . . Range available with or without cool:- ing-top cover, lamp, timer and condiment set shown here. Come in and see this beauty and the other Perfections, with elbow-high ovens, and stoves with one to ive burners. Trade in your old stove. Easy terms. Northampton Home Furnishers Everything for the Home 1852-54 Main St. Northampton, Pa. OPEN EVENINGS COMPLIMENTS OF A' I R I ' L' 'BOTTLINGOCOMPANY A 2001 UNION BOULEVARD ALLENTOWN, PA. 1121 1221 FINISH HIGH SCHOOL Then Come to Allentown Business College An Approved Business School 920 and 927 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pennsylvania A Successful School Enjoying the Prestige ot the Entire Community SECRETARIAI. STENOGRAPHIC BUSINESS .X ADVANCED ACCOUNTING-COMPLETE ACCOUNTING SESSIONS - DAY and NIGHT Modern Text-Books Modern Equipment Excellent Faculty Free Placement Service Social Activities and Basketball Excellent School Spirit and Pleasant Atmosphere Further Information on Request ESTABLISHED 1869 Phone 4790 INCORPORATED 1897 GDAIIANTEED by C006 Hoilseksopang BEST DIKYCLGANING IN ,VNAINTMNING E D R Y C L E A N I N G ST A N D A R D 5 AND DRY CLEANING MIIIZN 4 'UN IDPY C mplimenis of JAMES N. FAHLER KAIER BEER 'A' i' 18th and Woodlawn Sts. ALLENTOWN Ph 2 3266 C. C. SCHNELLER SHEET METAL WORKS Dealer in HARDWARE MECHANIC'S and MANUAL TRAINING TOOLS Electrical Supplies House Furnishings The What-not Center for Gifts, Prizes and Favors 519 FRONT STREET CATASAUQUA, PA. 1241 F. W. WINT CO., Ltd. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Lumber, Coal, Wood and Contractors' Supplies Cedar Chests and Wardrobes Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Shutters, Scroll Work, Mouldings Brackets, Window and Door Frames All Kinds of Timber Cut to Order to 100 Feet Dry Kiln Capacity 175,000 Feet CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA S ' Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Fine Arts 1015 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. Complete line of School Iewelry, Rings, Keys, Pins and all Novelties Hamilton, Elgin and Gruen Watches Perfect Diamonds --- Engagement Rings at Moderate Prices Where Silver and Gold are Fairly Sold uqlhe pdinfr B R E I N I G ' S ALLENTOWN PAINT A High Quality Allentown Paint Product SINCE 1855 THE ALLENTOWN PAINT MFG. CO. East Allen and Graham Streets - Allentown, Penna C pliments of . . . The Dent Hardware Co. F 11e to Pe syl a 1261 .fzlfe M WITH AN All-Q64 Kifcfzen YOUR disposition at dinner depends greatly p how much time you spend d ' g the day. With an all- QVAZ ? V.V,p, I gas 1 e kitchen your work V ' V.'V er...y g t more 1eisure...1if happier! In t'g t 1 w-cost g f 1 and modern gas appliances today! WITFIGASC ,,',n '1i- Allentown - Bethlehem Gas Co. GARBER ICE CREAM CO. Lehigh Valley's Leading gport Shop Headquarters FOR Sports Equipment Witwer-Jones Co. 913 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. 2 Doors PHONE Above 2-2780 P. P. Sz L. ALLENTOWN'S LEADING CLOTHIERS Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings SMARTLY STYLED CORRECTLY FITTED SENSIBLY PRICED CENTRE SQUARE N. E. CORNER U 11281 Phone 5895 The Continental Automobile Club, Inc. N. J. BHAER, President FOR REAL SERVICE -- JOIN CONTINENTAL 222 N. 6th STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. Little .Tzu-kio: Mother. did you notire that soine of my toys looked SIIOIIAXYUPII zlnml sr-frolitl-llzllnl when I :ot thein :xt l'lll'lSljlIl11S? Mother: NVell. dear, I susps-ct that your 2I'1lllfI1VZII'l-'IIIS :iI1noSt wore them out. IIQZIXIIIQ with thorn. PS4 2 ak Mr. XV:1g:1111z1n: Dot-s your writing bring you any l'I lIIl'llS? Dot G.: Yes. They :ill mine Ixmgk. Pk PF S Some Sense Aleio Nonsense XVIII' dons not tlevicle who is right, but who is loft. ii Bk it Ruth li.: I liwlr you llliIl'I'll'II your boss, Ilow long did you work for llllll? TRUST THE MEN WHO TRUST YOU REGAL 54 BLUM BULOVA ELGIN BENRUS NIONARCH NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCH ES FIDELITY AND RING O'ROMANCE GUARANTEED DIAMOND RINGS 0 CREDIT AT THE CASH PRICE REGAL 54 BLUM STORES AT NORTHAMPTON TAMAQUA LEHIGHTON MAHANOY CITY Jeanine l'.: l'ntil I got liiin. XVl1i1t BANGOR SHENANDOAH do you think. stupid? MAUCH CHUl:A'TLTgzAMoKlN Established 1892 GRUVER'S DEPARTMENT STORE HARRY GRUVER, Proprietor GENERAL MERCHANDISE PHONE 420 CEMENTON, PENNA. Phone 280 WALTERS GEORGE B. WALTERS, Ir. Fresh Meats -- Groceries and Vegetables 202 Second Avenue West Catasauqua, Pa. GEORGE A. KOHLEH D. R. KOHLER h 4 G. A. Kohler, 2281 Telep Ones 1 D. R. Kehler, 7247 GEORGE A. KOHLER Sz BRO. EGYPT, PENNSYLVANIA Dealers in Best Quality Upper Lehigh, Jeddo and Highiand Coal Sand, Cement, Hay and Straw FOR ECONOMY, QUALITY and SERVICE BUY AT G R U V E R ' S General Merchandise COPLAY FULLERTON Phone 419 Phone 34 CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS -- fiifxxn 1 The Portable Like the Large Machines in School et'ee. JEATNYY6 5 Models, 329.75 to S6450 ' EACH COMPLETE WITH CARRYING CASE, V INSTRUCTION COURSE and GUARANTEE Raya! ' ' ' 18 N. SIXTH ST. Phone 3-3236 ALLENTOWN fl Phone-Northampton 320 D. J. HOFFMAN BUILDER-CONTRACTOR Builder of Fine Homes Free Plans and Estimates Furnished Repair Work a Specialty EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA Phone Northampton 7154 A, 1. W. Peters 51 Co. K GENERAL Justice of the Peace STORE Agent State Farm Insurance Companies Here Abide HONESTY - QUALITY K COURTESY 234 First Avenue EGYPT' PA' West Catasauqua, Pa. CALL 2-1710 V Rrrlr INC. PEST CONTROL SERVICE COVERING ALL TYPES OF HOUSEHOLD PESTS and TERMITES 220 N. 6th STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. 1301 I ' u Always at Your Service N YJMQQZELR with 'Tamousn Shoes! -, FHL., I f7,v7 ' . n '5'CfLjj'54' 'U . . The Styles df you Want! I 9 7l9 HAMILTON St The can-'fork QE ALLENTOWN Yo.. Relish: Phone 39968 SPRUCE INN Milk Best by Test BEER WINE LIQUORS ROOMS and MEALS PAUL D. BERK Distributor 1061 NORTH 6th sr. ALLENTOWN, PA. Phone 427 Catasauqua FULLERTON, PENNA Nolary Public Always on Duly PAUL A. LAUSTER . . Headquariers for AUTOMOTIVE LICENSE TAG SERVICE DAILY TRIPS 'ro HARRISBURG Phone 2- 1 645 416 NORTH SEVENTH ST. ALLENTOWN, PENNA fuel Freihofer's Perfect Bread JOE GEORGE B A K E R Distributor of BREAD -- CAKES -- ROLLS AND BUNS PHONE 7115--NORTHAMPTON EGYPT, PENNA. Other Advertising to tool you We give you the goods to try. K Charhpion Shoe Repair 4 East 21 Street Northampton, Pa. A. Colarusso, Prop. Let's Play l.:u1tllo1'cl: Young ladygyqur rent is way past due. Youll either pzly il or 3:0 out! Sliapely Blnndc-: All right, darn it. 1'll gt: out with ya! It if ik Hot Stull' XV:1itv1': Say. Boss, therefs fl guy out i11 the lobby l'00llllg' his heels. Boss: Waiting fm' a job, eh? XVz1ite-1': Nuw, ssnneone gave him the lint-font! lk PK 41 Fl'l9ll1lI lla. Ilu ..... I See you'1'e a nmn who hlows his own h0l'n. Il0l'll PltlY9l'Z Your mistake. Dal. It won't he mine until I've lnmle Six lll0l'0 INIYIIIEIIIS on' it. 41 Hi HF The only girl who Gun :ret money every tinw she lifts il finger is :L l1lillllClll'lSl'. LAUREL HOTEL AND HABERERN MOTOR CO. Michael W. Haberern, Prop. CEMENTON PENNSYLYAVIA Phone Northampton 2186 IRENE M. BALLIET FLORIST CUT FLOWERS and DESIGNS CHURCH STREET EGYPT, PA. . M. SNYDER 81 SON Full Line of Oliver Implements CLETRAC DISTRIBUTORS SILVER KING TRACTORS Repair Parts and Service For All Makes Telephone-Slatington 291-R-5 NEFFS, PA. Theo. F. Eberharclt SALES AND SERVICE DE SOTO PLYMOUTH AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES Phone-'Northampton 7142 Main Street, Egypt, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINDSOR HOUSE FULLERTON, PA. L 133 1341 Compliments of 17 ' f25ep.a21lmenZ' Sjaae Northampton, Pennsylvania Compliments of The MILLER STORES H. A. Miller Sz Sons Special Attention XVhut lmppellerl after you weve tlnmvn out of the side exit on your fm-ee? I told the usher I helongocl to a very i11111m'tmxt family. So what? H0 heugred my pztrdon. asked H19 in asain and tln'ew me out of the front floor. xxx Prospective ElllIll0Y0l'Z D0 you think you know enough to be useful to this oflicsl? Boy: Know Plltlllfll? XVhy I loft my lnst place hemuse the boss said I lCllP'XV too muvh. S1 if 241 'Bye Brother John T.: We c'u11't have any fun this evening. All l have in my pocket is some small Cllilllgtl. Northampton Jezmne U.: We-ll, what do you - think it takes to send my kicl Pennsylvanla lrmtllel' to the 1ll0Vl6? A llY6'il0ll2l1' bill? LINCOLN 7 FORD ZEPHYR -12 MERCURY W. E. KELCHNER Sales FORD Service MAIN STREET A NEFPS, PENNA. Phone Slatington 291-R-4 Compliments of Sclzisfer guneraf gfome NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Compliments of .M 8 UV mf. fvemozz Side! THOMAS E. FATZINGER .wegicim Go. Proprietor 'k Private Parties and Banquets at 2002 Main Street Phone 2504 21st and Main Sts. Northampton, Pa. Northampton, Pa. Yaxd+FIRST STREET Phone 2442 Officef SECOND STREET John ikoflz Coal and Cement BEST LEHIGH - OLD COMPANY'S and IEDDO COAL GOOD CLEAN COAL WHITEHALL CEMENT Cementon Pennsylvania H353 1361 ROXY THEATRE BILL. SAGE, MANAGER Lehigh Valleyfs Mos! Beauldul Theatre NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA KINTZEL 5: LUCKENBACH 19th and Main Streets 1024 Hamilton Street NORTHAMPTON ALLENTOWN Lehigh Valley's Greatest Electrical Stores WEAVER 8: SNYDER HARRY J. WEAVER, PROP. MEATS GROCERIES TRY ouR FRESH MEATS -- we SELL oNLY THE BEST MAIN STREET EGYPT. PENNA. REITZ JEWELRY STORE Complete Line of ELGIN, HAMILTON, BULOVA, Etc. Also Other Fine Jewelry All lewelry Reasonably Priced GUARANTEED REPAIRING 2122 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON. PA. Telephone Northampton 2194 JEROME M. KACHLINE DEALER IN FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE That Better Hard Coal MAIN STREET EGYPT, PA. Phone AIIentown 36346 F. G. OSWALD ESTATE Gumdeayf Qnmnumlafm MICKLEYS PENNSYLVANIA DIAL 5350 KOEHLER BROS. coke - COAL - CHARCOAL North 'lth Street Bridge ALLENTOWN, PA. PHONE 20415 KOTULKA DRY CLEANING Free Call and DeIivery 522 N. 'lth STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. l381 Phone 32207 DIAMOND BOTTLING CO. Beer Distributor 322 S. 17th St. Allentown, Pa. Phone 151 W. W. Wittman Fresh Meats Vegetables Groceries Free Delivery 'kit Second and Arch Streets Catasauqua, Pa. Cute Brunette: I smiled at the husky lifeguartl. and when I passed hiin he smiled at ine. CIIIQI' Brunette: NVh:1t followed? Cute Brunette: The lifeguard. 4111 ' A nmu Sent his servant to a nnbel- nmn with il not. :intl asked on his l'k'llll'll how he was received. No use writing him- any letters, has blind, said the niun. Blintl? Sinee when? I ll0ll't know, but he's blind. Ile risked nie twive where my li-at wus, alnnl I had it 011 niy head all the time. 41 IF HF llnmlw K.: That night wntclmian was tired for talking on the job. Louis P.: But why shouldnt he talk on that sort of job? ,lm-oh K.: It' all right to talk, llut not in his sleep. Phone Catasauqua 241-j WALTER A. KLIMEK EXPERT RADIO SERVICE TUBES and PARTS 1022 Broad Street Fullerton, Pa. Compliments of REMBRANDT STUDIO North Sixth Street Allentown, Pa. True Enough I'z1t1'o1111z1l1 tto Illt-'lll'l1lI6 at 3 n. 1Il.lC .lust where do you think yUll'I'P goings at this time of night? Stimro lstagg:ge1'i11g IIUIIIUJZ To-to :1 lc-1t'tu1'e. G? Kip fo you 1:21:41 Stout Lady tto fl Small lmyli Plezlsv tell whether I I'2lll get to the Park through this ,-inte. To wear a hat of Fetterman Makes one feel like a betterman Small Boy: I guess so. A loud of Iltly just went tlxrough. 1? is Pk Z W Lorraiine B.: Seems squeezed me so han-d lust night I t'ou1du't hrezttlie :1 syllzllvle. Iilizulu-tl1 M.: What was the Syllnhlt-? IAlI'l'2lIlIl-F B.: Stop! H. H. Fetterman Co. PF :lf Pk Seotchman Stalin-ly R.: This pllotogrnpllt-1' nmkes me look older than I really Allentown, Pa. H111- St'Ufl'11Illtlll fDh0f0Hl'ilDl16l'I : XVQH. that will save you the expense of IIIIYIIHI one taken Inter on. 245 No. Seventh St. PHONE 9802 WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Full Line of Watches, Clocks and jewelry-Silverware and Glass CLAUDE G. LAROSH .IEWELER and OPTOMETRIST OPEN TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted Properly 527 North Seventh St. Allentown, Pa. H393 1401 YS Compliments of a Friend H Compliments nk of Compliments EGYPT BAKERY Of H Friend Builders of Good Will and Sellers of Quality was Phone 39864 HAROLD R. STOUDT ATLANTIC -- Authorized Dealer Seventh Street Pike ALLENTOWN, PENNA 355 Compliments of a Friend E935 sfmy 2. jggwaf, Wh'itehall's I , - Ice Cream and Portralt Photograp er Confectionery Studio at 642 Waverly Avenue Fullerton, Pa. 44 W. Zlst Street Phone cm. 544-W Northampton, Pa. Phone 610 R. A. SMITH MILLING CO. MANUFACTURERS - RETAILERS Rason's Flour and Feeds Foot East 21st Street NORTHAMPTON, PA. fl-ll Phone 3-6421 Wolf 's Orchards Apples, Peaches and Grapes Route No. 1 ALLENTOWN, PA Al Delucia Distributor of F1ower's Famous Brand Potato Chips PENN DELICIOUS BUTTER PRETZELS Phone 2611 CEMENTON, PA Phone 3- 1 724 I K r a u s e s Specializing In Curtains - Drapes - Floor Coverings Awnings - Shades and Venetian Blinds 941 Hamilton Street ALLENTOWN, PA Russell E. Scheirer Complete Variety oi B A K E D G O O D S 917 Fifth street FULLERTON, PA 14:1 The Shafer Book Store BOOKS and STATIONERY 33 North Seventh Street ALLENTOWN, PA. Punishment Jordan M.: John. what punish- ment should be meted out to a Hlilll who proposes to a NYOIIIEIII and then refuses to marry her? John K.: IVhy. he should be Com- pelled to Illtll'l'y her. Palace , , , Meat Market Compliments of Anna K.: D0 you serve e1-alms here? Mildred K.: Certainly, we serve anyone. 42 4 8 P' D' Prop' Mike F. fa salesmzuij : These are especially strong shirts. madam. They simply laugh at the laundry. Lydia H.: I know that kind. I had some which came hack with their sides split. :xv Bill R.: I hear that the ten-year' tight between Talottzl and Wescoe is ended. Did they bury the hatrhet? 1 Jarnes Ii.: No. They buried VVeSc'oe. WEST CATASAUQUA, PA. Quality Furnishings for the Home at Moderate Prices C. A. Dorney Furniture Co. FURNITURE - RUGS - DRAPERIES ESTABLISHED 1877 Philco Radios Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration 612 Hamilton Street ALLENTOWN, PA. 514:41 1111 COMPLIMENT5 OF NORTHAMPTON SANITARY DAIRY QUALITY PASTEURIZED MILK Correct A Buy SPUIIT was 111-ing znskezl 11111-sti1111s 1111 t111-1 p11i11ts of the Q11111- Phone 314 1H2lSSf1lUIfh. s1111t11, 1-mst, :11111 west. Now. Sz1i11 t111'- S1-1111t111:1st1-1', if you st:11111 faufing the rising: 51111. II11? lI01'f11 is 1111 your Ie-ft 11:11111. the L ' K f ' d 81111111 to the right of you. What w1111111 he 1191111111 you? My 1i11z111S:11'k. sir. Sz1i11 the Svollt. Dealer in Pk if if Springtime FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS-GROCERIES T11z11'11111': J11l11111y, 11111 you tell 1116 what R1 11y11111'rite is? .111111111y: Y11s'111: it's :1 11115' who 1-1111111S to s1'I11111l these days with 21 broz111 smile 1111 his fave, K ,G ,F Phone Orders Receive Prompt Attention F1'2lllIiIIl1 S: 1 :11'1'ive11 11o1111- flllll' l111111's 1:1te for lII11ll9l' last night. Louis 1',: 011 boy! I'11 het your - wife 111111111 it hut for XUII. Northampton, Pa. 11'1'z111kli11 S.: Not she! She se1'Ve11 it ive 011111. Phone Catasauqua 589-J . . GRIFFITH 864 THIRD STREET FULLERTON, PA. WE DELIVER VISIT OUR GREENHOUSES Ray Belle Florist HELFRICH SPRINGS Old Seventh Street Pike HER BERT E. RALSTON Phone 2-8758 He: My unele read SllIlli0NDOill'9'S IIZIIIIIPI. Haw: What does that make you? Ile: His nephew. mx: Lady: Aren't you ashamed to ask for money? Trainp Dopsoviez Saw! I on e got six months for taking it with- out asking. is JF it Adeline E.: Did you inake the debating teain? Rose R.: N-neno. They s-s-said I W-yyasn't t-t-tall enough. S Ill If Oh. he's quite a flute player. Every tinie he opens his llltllllll, he puts his Iiute in it. Bela H. tgziving a friend a liftlt Going too fast? You said you wanted tio get to the hospital in a hurry. Catherine II.: - - - 11:13 Yes, hut I d--d-don't want to Stay. S1 JG if Senior: Say I think we'Ve paddled this l I'0Sl1 before. 2-Senior: I thought the base was fainiliar. is SF lk The Congo natives ate an official they didn t like. but nobody could Sitblllilfdll SOI1l9 of UlIl'S. aw: 1'Idg:ai' K.: A comet is :1 star with 21 tail- -eau Xilll llillllt' one? Louis P.: IIa ha. Mickey Mouse. Phone 2222 Roth Brothers HOME FURNISHERS Ranges and Heaters 1702-4-6 Main Street Northampton, Pennsylvania 11461 FENIININE FO OTWEAR ANNING-ARMSTRO 807 Hamilton Street Allentown Must Be the Other Wifef: Huh! horse and El jmck- Phone 6704 ass llt'N6l' ilgl'00. Ilulrlnyz lltbllil will 1110 ax liorsoi XVife-y: Beust! Y0ll'l'C Ylllllllllg 211'0l1ll4l with ulhvr wonion. Ifluhby: Aw, you'vo ht-mi lll'2lI'lllg . thillw. SPO1't1Ilg Goods Wifoy: l'll any I litivo. You talk in your sleep. CO. PK Ik 41 R S'ia'f LEHIGH VALLEY'S Blonde: Men of sc-it-111-e claim that women 4-:111't l'llill'lg.il+ 111011. - Exclusive Brum-ittvz Nonsense! They do lt in the divorce courts every clay. SP01-ting Gogds Stgfe Pi X lk A Good Look Cutie: My boss keeps his eyes ou OUTFITTERS me from lllUl'1llllg 'til night. FOR SCHOOLS, COLLEGES flllllllli But how can he 111100111- plisli :i11ytl1i11::'f AND CLUBS Cutie: XVitl1 paint and brusli. 1,111 1111 zirtists model. lk HF :S Crick: Why does butter 1'llll when it get hot? Billie-: Bs-iftziilse it's yellow. 525 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. William S. Fisher 81 Son Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hokendauqua Pennsylvania auser Mill Compan Mauseris Best and Banner Flour EXTRA FANCY FAIRY KIST CAKE FLOUR POULTRY and DAIRY FEEDS Phone 2612 NORTHAMPTON, PA. Zollinger - Harned Co. Allentown-Pennsylvania 'k 'I 'I' The DEPARTMENT STORE in the Heart of Everything Be-1'11111'd Il.: Iltlilll me u dollar. John T.: XVl1y, you 1-ollege lonfer. I had to earn this IIIOIIGY hy 111y wits. B1-1-11111'd D.: Okay, loam me ll half dollar tl1e11. :tak Second 1 to boxc-1-5 : Wee. old lllilll 1.111 ilfI'ElId you're licked now. Boxer fgnzing: dizzily across the opposite co1'11e1'l: Yeah, I should have got l1i111 i11 the iirst round when he was alone, xxx Wisteria. :ure 9. who kept il diary, after app1'oacl1i11g,f her uxother and gf!'flllCII1lOfll6l' with the question. Where did you 211141 I come f1'0111? 'l'lw old folks just kept telling her from the stork. After Ozxreful 1'onsiderz1tio11. and exlmustlve l'EfSl-'2Il'i'Il. I have come to the CUIIUIUSIOII that there l1z1S11't been :my love life i11 our fillllilj' for the past three QPHPIYIIIOIIS. she wrote. BF if 41 Pedest1'i:1115 should be seen and not hurt. Slatington 63 PHONES Northampton 10563 Thomas Kern Lumber Co., Inc. LUMBER and MILLWORK SLATINGTON PENNSYLVANIA 51171 FOUNDED 1906 PHONE 2518 For Graduation Get Yourself an Elgin Wrist Watch 15 JEWEL --- 524.75 It's the World's Most Aristocratic Time Piece JOHN STANGL Headquarters of Elgin Watches 1344 NEWPORT AVENUE NORTHAMPTON I trust we shall he ahle to make you feel nt home. Sillll the hotel I lll2lll21g9l' to the- Visitor. Compliments of t Dont trollhlo yourself. he rc-plied, I dunft want to feel at home. 4 PK 5 Small Boy: Is Rotte1'1lz1111 a llild U O word, Dari? F H Dad: NN hy no, sou. It's the name of il city. Sllltlll Roy: Well, sister ate all my vamly and I hope it'l1 Rotter- M dum teeth out. if It ar The grzxragre lllt-'CllRllllC sllollteil to NORTHAMPTON the p1'op1'ieto1', Ilovtor Smiths car is outside here with fl fiat tire. PENNSYLVANIA The p1'op1'ieto1' yelled, hack, Ding' nose it is il vase of flaltnlenvy of the pe1'i11u-'tel' and Cllilfgt' him CENTRAL HOTEL JOSEPH GAVALLA, Proprietor DINNERS LUNCHES BEER LIQUOR WINE Dial 2936 CEMENTON, PENNSYLVANIA 11481 Lentz Motor Company, Inc. CHEVROLET --- OLDSMOBILE Atlantic Goodyear Gasoline and Oils Tires and Tubes SALES and SERVICE 1540-1550 Main Street Northampton, Pennsylvania Phone 9010 Hoch 64 Wescoe Garage GAS OIL REPAIRS Official Inspection Station A.A.A. ssnvics 734-36 Park Avenue FULLERTON, PA. The Stagger System He: I was held up on my way home Inst night. She: Huh! 'l'hnt's the only way you van get home. li' lk Sk Cook: Why. j'Ull'AI'9 the 5211119 man I gave il piece of pie to yesterday. Tramp: Yes, but I lmrdly ex- pected to find the same cook here lodny. I IIS if 41 Betty S.: Mr. Stl-ohl is nltogether too literal. Grave B.: How so? Betty S.: The last time he was at my house. I told him to make him- sn-lf nt home. amd in less than five minutes he had qum'I'eled with my wife. kicked the out out of doors. dis- charged the cook. spanked the hnby. told me the cotlee was no good. and told me I was cnvkoo. Phones 9685 - 9686 - 9687 New York Floral Co. S. PHILLIPS, Prop. Artistic Decorations For All Occasions 906-912 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. 5149 1501 W. B. SCHAADT, President THOS. A. IACOBY, Treasurer ESTABLISHED 1892 FULLERTON FURNITURE FACTORIES Manufacturers of Upholstered Furniture Telephone Catasauqua 940 FULLERTON - - - PENNSYLVANIA Boy! Am I Dumb Ilrwtnr: And do you fe-el this pain uftln? Pzltic-111: Every tive minute-S. Dozturz Does it lust il long time? l'ntie-nt: About :I qun1'te-1' of an ll0lll'. Pk PK 14 Prof.: XVill you fellows in the hack stop! 9Xi'l12ll1j.K'lllQ' notvs? Stuclez Those ill't'11'f notes. Tllf'y'1'0 alnllau' hills. XVe-'re shooting crnll. P1-uf.: Oh, lmrflml me-. If X if Bald Fafts 1':Lul B.: That Dl'0Illlf'9l' nm 91 tears his hail' when things go H1011 .lohn S.: NVh:1t. no fL'lll1lY3l'? Paul B.: No. no hair. Phone 3-9194 KEYSTONE TRAIL INN JOE TRINKLE, Prop. K Orchestra Every Saturday M 19th and State Road Allentown, Pa. Pennants Banners Pillows Add dignity, color and spirit to your school work by the use of Felt Pennants, Banners, Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Berets and Chenille Letters. No order too small to receive our attention. CATALOGUE FREE STANDARD PENNANT CO. BIG RUN, PA. QA-F-5 C If 00 00, BEST WISHES xiii! m.,:r5'M T0 THE ALLENTOWN, PEN NA ALPHA PHI EPSILON SORORITY AND T0 THEIR CONTINUED SUCCESS COMPLIMENTS OF THE wtf SHAN KWEILER HOTELS . Comphments WILSON F. SHANKWEILER, Prop. of a Friend Located on ROUTE 22 at FOGELSVILLE qu ROUTE 309 at OREHELD ARTHUR I. HENRY LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PAINTS FEEDS and CHANNELDRAIN ROOFING Ph e Slatington 181 R 3 NEFFS, PA, U51 51521 HAROLD E. PETERS House Furnishings and Floor Coverings MAYTAG WASHERS KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS PHILCO RADIOS Phone 2540 Egypt, Pennsylvania Phgne 7648 I saw a mystery picture last night. Did you hold your breath? Conrad Studio X 'taggcf S ,Nw 3'ofw0efu 213 North Twelfth Street Allentown, Pa. 41 8 41 Elizabeth A.: Why donft film :lc- tresses take their husbandfs nzuuos Esther K.: Well, it hardly seems, worthwhile for such a short time. if 41 IF Slug: Who was that half-pint I saw you with last night? Spider: That was no half-pint. That was my wife. 41 ii 8 Wife ito hushnudbz Haven't you :xuytliiug nive to Say about my mother? Hu-Shaud: Yes. she objected to our lllill'I'l2lg9. ' Phone 17 R 23 Allentown STAHLEY LANDSCAPE SERVICE DESIGNING and PLANTING of HOME GROUNDS A SPECIALTY SCHNECKSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA E Compliments of a Friend H Professor: Are you cheating on this examination? Stud'ent: No, sir. I was only tell- ing him his nose is dripping on my paper. txt Mike A.: To be 21 S1101-essflll policeinun, you must have brains. strength, iinaginution, and an empty watch case. Donald C.: An empty watch case? Mike A.: Yeah, il crook inigrht come along and give you the works. If if If Where Was Francis? James T.: I saw Sillllllflllllg Inst night that I'll never get over. Ilnrry H,: Whnt's that? James T.: The moon. Preston Dech ICE CREAM CANDY AND SODAS E5 MAIN STREET EGYPT, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF BERTHOLD STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS A Gift Only You can Give 836 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN PHONE 39842 H531 1541 Make FREEMAN'S Your Gift Headquarters FOR A DEPENDABLE WATCH Hamilton---Elgin---Gruen---others at 59.50 up Class Rings of Distinction Divided Payments At No Extra Cost P. A. FREEMAN, feweler 911 Hamilton Street ALLENTOWN, PA Scotch Joke Doctor fexulnining the U:ltient's lirainr : Why, you poor fellow, I be- lieve that you have waiter on your brain. Patient: Your mind is water too. I'n1 thinking about Scotch Brandy. :tx 0ld Stuff Sully Kon the phonejz Oh, Betty, you must come over and see the gor- geous engagement ring Al gave nie. Betty: Don't be silly. I wore it all last year. it if 3 Evelyn B.: I went walking in the park with thot movie usher. I think his nzune is Beltz, lust night. Mildred R.: Did he talk shop? Evelyn B.: Yes, every time he Saw :in em-pty bench he said. Theres room for two over there. It It It Carl N.: Now thats a kiss that speaks for itself. The girl from N. Cnta.: Yes, it calls for more kisses. Compliments of a Friend ir The Cement National Bank of Siegfried NORTHAMPTON, PA. 'k i' 'k Authorized to Act as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guarantee DAVIES SHOE REPAIR soo ana STREET CATASAUQUA, PA. That fan dancer was ninlre-Qsin: in her rooin when a lll0llSl! run across the floor. COMPLIMENTS OF Did she faint? No, but the inouse did. lk ff Ill Carl WV.: Tlley Sent nip um-lc to A Y jail for ten years for stealing :1 book. Mike Y.: Ten years for one lvouk? Carl W.: Yeh, this was :1 pocket- T H E A T R E book. if 3 Ik Youth int the stage door? : Is the Ilula dancer in her dressing room? XVZIICIIIIHIIII Sun, alm s 'round at the 1'9fl1'. Youth: I know that, but answer my question. it :F 191 Sheriff: Say. young Indy. tlie-re's 110 swiinining lu-'rv in this Izlke. 122 Prm-tty: Well, why difln't you toll me that Ireforo l gmt lllllIl'PSSQ1I. Sheriff: Wall. there nin't no Iam' ngrzxin that I COMPLIMENTS OF . . R O S S ICE and COAL FULLERTON PENNSYLVANIA 5155 11561 3 X Q 5' I , 5 Z X Z f E ff - 4 2 x E if Z ? 5 3 fl J 5 4 5 i ba -s 1, ,S g jx iw-2-5 1 5 ,Q M., :.. -Q X: '-,X ,IS : '- .5 A ... .ff y K ' V 1. ..,, E3 -rg 5. LT.. 14 4 1 53 -4 1 , Af? Q' ' ima? S