Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1942 volume:

1 r Wm15'I-ZQLL Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOGL A CITADEL fl ww u...:.:.-.Q...z.kif. -4 K .g,w,..,w. ,. .. 4- h :sawn -.w .-..r,n.!u.m-4 - ,X X X,,lX -...f TRUE AMERICAN 70 Um Tqcludoa . . . WE, THE CLASS OF 1942. DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL WITH THE HOPE THAT IT w11.L REPAY HIM IN A SMALL WAY Ton HIS PATIENCE, sAcH1F1cH, AND FoHHs1GHT IN DIRECTING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SENIOR CLASS AND IN MAKING THIS PUB- LICATION POSSIBLE. MR. SAMUEL L. NEVINS Our Purpose SINCE THE UNITED STATES HAS TAKEN UPON ITSELF THE RESPONSIBILITY TO SAVE DEMOCRACY IT BECOMES THE DUTY OF EVERY AMERICAN TO DO HIS PART TO MAKE THIS TASK A SUCCESS LET THERE BE NO DISCORD AMONG THE PEOPLE OF THE NATION BUT LET US ALL REMEMBER THAT A NATION DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF CANNOT STAND' CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION The Stall lLdlt0l'll1 Chlef Eugene Harmony Associates Lucllle Evans Eduard Nederostek Bust ness Manager Richard Wllhams Associates Donald Werlev Charles Kotsch Assistant Fdxtors Helen Wleder Joseph Tomaslc Vincent Nenhart lohn Pxskula Anna Halcm Helen lones Tekla bolan bollcltors Kathryn Irxtz Erema Wlltraut Vxrgnna I avendoskv Grace Kelchner Pauline Lukasantz Rose Makox etz School Board Supenntendent Pnncmpal Faculty Seruors Iumors Sophomores Freshmen Band Orchestra Gxrls Glee Club Quartet Semor Play Dramatlc Club, Tn H1 Y H1 Y Nauonal Honor Soclety Debatlnq Club Oratoncal Contest Newspaper Staff Band Club OHICGIS Cheerleaders Football Basketball Baseball Gymnaslum ' v ' . - .. 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I I 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 a TRUE AMERICAN LEADERS ADMINIS TRATICN WI-'Qi'-QLL Wisdom and Experience OFFICERS Charles Snyder President Alfred Balllet Vlce President Harold Peters becretary Robert bteckel Treasurer Harold Peters Alfred Balllet Raymond Lazarus Leon Nickel Charles Snyder Robert Steckel Roy Borger tion ot the school atlairs lt is their responsibility to make the school year successful it is also their duty to apportion the funds to supply the needs of the school We may safely say that these men have made our years at school a pleasure by supplying our needs as tar as was in their power To them we extend our gratitude and the hope that they Will continue their aood Work To this aroup of men we owe deep aratitude tor their excellent administra- wl-IIIQELQ LEADERSHIP MR C M GOCKLEY Supermtendent of Schools To the Members of the Class of 1942 Accept my hearty conqratulatlons upon havmq completed your hlqh school educatron Whether you now ent r upon hte work or qo on to some h1qher rnstrtutron of learrnnq I hope you WIH flnd trme to reflect upon the haDDY moments you spent 1n hlqh school My last message to you IS do your Job the best you can and be Just to your tellowrnen W1th kmdest reqarcls and best wrshes CLARENCE M GOCKLEY . . . 9 I 1 w HIIQIIIAZ L L GUIDANCE MR HARRY P GRAMMES Prmclpal The close relatronshrp between the faculty your teachers and qU1d9S rn your courses at Whrtehall Hrqh School and you members of the class of 1942 wlll termmate upon qraduatron May we have succeeded 1n settmq you on a course toward a goal of greater serv1ce to God man and coun try may we have helped you rn chart ma a more deflnrte course for the future and may we have helped you to be better able to l1ve wlth and for your fellow men Trmes change and we change Wrth them You as a class w1ll change but may the frtendshlps formed m school ever qrow stronger and deeper ln the memorles of ltfe We take th1s opportumty to thank you for the many klnclnesses and courtesles extended to the faculty and the pr1nc1 pal of Whltehall Hrqh School We hope and pray that the future may brmq to you many r1ch rewards on earth and 1n heaven Smcerely yours HARRY P GRAMMES WI-'qi'-QtLL MR. GOCKLEY Since Mr. Goclcley was elected to the position ot Superintendent tour years aqo, we have seen him rnost frequently at his desk Where he plans for the needs and interests ot the boys and qirls under his supervision. MR. GRAMMES Mr. Grannnes portrays here the Zeal with which he endeavors to make our years at Whitehall lsliah School interest- inq and successful. ln this same inan- ner he has niade the school lite ot others equally as pleasant for the past sixteen years. DALLAS NT SEMMEL CARRIE L SCHADLER Vice Prlnclpal Home Economics ALTON F WAGAMAN GEORGE D STECKEL Engllsh buence and Mathematica WHITEHALL w MARIE E GIBBFRT JOHN' A WHEELER bor-nal Sciences Fl IIABFTH H NL HAADT bAMUEL L NFX DIN boclal btudlea WHITEHALL w Commercial Department Supervisor of Music and French A ' - 1 A A ELMA M HAUPT Physical and Health Educatlon English FRANCES F OSWALD Llhlarlan and Englwh PAUL R GRAMMES Industrial Arts EDGAR D STECKEL Biology w l.l.l2LL 1 - . - - - -- .. 2 7 ' i A. .1 . 1 ROWI AND W SSIYDER JOSEPH F CLEWIENT Lo nmermal Department Instrumental Music FDWIN M FAUST ROY R BORGER Language and English Commercial Department WH JEAN I TROXELL GORDONT CRAIG Vocatmnal Home Economics Health Physlcal Education and bclences ROBERT J STECKEL JOSEPH PORAN WI-'91-I-I LL ' E nun ' IN IHE ARMED WAQW - 1115 axlltngrdlb The Hope of America ORS ORS CLA S S E S SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN GRADUATES Shrimp Cass Jake Bernie FRANCES G ALTEMOSE Fullerton Commercial Birthplace Pocono Lake CATHERINE E ANGLESTEIN West Catasauqua General Birthplace West Catasauqua Pa IACOB A ANTHONY North Catasauqua Commercial Birthplace North Catasauqua Pa BERNARD A BAADER North Catasauqua Commercial Birthplace North Catasauqua Pa Activities Athletic Association 42 3 4? ' : , Pa. Activities: Athletic Association 12-3-433 Tri-Hi-Y 13-47. Ellie Actxvltlcs Pltlak Marvv Actxvme Bcrtschle ELEANOR B BALLAS Egypt General B1rthplace Hokendauqua Pa Athletlc Assoclatlon 11 2 3 41 Newspaper Staff 141 Trl H1 Y 12 3 41 IOHN I BANKOS Stiles Commerclal Blrthplace Egypt Pa Actlvltles Athletlc Assoclatxon 143 MARVELINE D BEHNEY Allentown itl Commerc1al Blrthplace Allentown Pa Q Athletlc Assoclatlon 112 3 43 Newspaper Staff 145 KATHRYN H BERTSCH Mlckleys Commercxal Blrthplace Meyersvllle Pa w+I9llH21 nu i nu un u U A -v . , . l - - - Y o .1 ' 1- ' . , . o 44 -' ' . , . .. ' ' ' 1 Q 4- ' v- ' n i 1 - ll niunl FRANK L BOKEKO West Catasauqua Frankle General Blrthplace Nesquehomng Pa ACtlVltl9S Athletxc Ass0c1at1on125 Football 14? Newspaper Staff 141 FRANK I BOLDISSAR Hokendauqua Frankie Commerclal Blrthplace Northampton Pa ARTHUR R BORGER West Catasauqua Arturo General Act1v1t1es Athletxc Assoclatlon 12 3 43 Foothghts Club Q45 H1 Y 141 Natlonal Honor Soclety C41 Oratorlcal Contest 433 MARGARET A BOZIDAR North Catasauqua BOZZIC Commerc1a1 Blrthplace North Catasauqua Pa Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Annie Casey Chcckeis Aggie ANNA MAE BRUBAKER North Catasauqua Commercial Birthplace Lancaster DORIS L CASE North Catasauqua General Birthplace Northampton CAROLINE E CHECK North Catasauqua. Commercial Brthplace Cementon AGNES T CHUSS Hokendauqua Commercial Birthplace Catasauqua Pa WI-'qi'-QuLL . .. - K if ' : , Pa. xv ' : , Pa. Activities: Athletic Association 12-411 Tri-Hi-Y 13-43, K 2 , Pa. F A I I Sis HAROLD E DEMKEE Fullerton Hattle General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa Actlvltles H1 Y 145 RUPERT C DINBOKOWITZ North Catasauqua Dxmples Commercxal N51 ACt1Vlt1eS Dotty ACtlVltl9S 'Curly Blrthplace Allentown Pa Athlet1c Assocxatlon flu Newspaper Staff DOROTHY I DORWART West Catasauqua. General Blrthplace West Catasauqua Pa Athletxc Assoclatlon 42 3? Trl H1 Y 115 G ee Club 117 Gym Team rl 2 35 ETHEL L DREISBACH Hokendauqua Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua. Pa. THEODORE G EBERHARDT Egypt Teddy General Blrthplace Northampton Pa ACt1V1tl9S Band ll 2 39 Orchestra 42 33 LUCILLE B EVANS Fullerton Lucv General Blrthplace Allentown Pa Act1x1t1es Athletlc Assoclatlon C2 3 43 Foothghts Club l4J Natxonal Honor Soclety 13 41 Newspaper Staff 443 Ora torxcal Prlze Speaker 131 Trl H1 Y 141 Whltehall Staff 145 Youth Conference Representatlve 14? HILDA FANDL btlles Hllly Commerclal Blrthplace Stlles Pa Actlvxtles Athletxc Assoclatlon 13 4? ALTHEA C FAUST Hokendauqua Tmy Commercxal Blrthplace Hokendauqua Pa Actlvltles Newspaper Staff 143 Orchestra tl 2 3 41 w HIlQil.l2 L L . .. fn . , . . - - , - I 1 .. Q- ' . , . . Y. . - . . . - - ' . A - v y - V y - n ' ' n 1 S , . .. A 1. - . , . u K .4 A uv ' . , . 1 CHARLES H FAUST Fullerton Jake Birthplace Fullerton Pa Activities Athletic Association 449 H1 ARLENE R FERENCHKO North Catasauqua Frenchy Birthplace Cementon Pa HENRY E FERREL Cementon Hefty Birthplace Northampton IEANNE M FISHER West Catasauqua Maggie Birthplace Hokendauqua Pa Act1v1t1es Athletic Association 143 Glee Club Tri H1 Y 143 General Y 143 Commercial General General 139 Activities: Athletic Association 145. ' : . Pa, DOROTHY A FREY Catasauqua Dottie Commercial Birthplace Catasauqua Pa Activities Glee lub 121 IEAN M F HEY Catasauqua Kate Commercial Birthplace Catasauqua Pa Activities Athletic Association 13 43 Glee Club 127 LEONARD E FRIES North Catasauqua. Fuzzv General Birthplace Allentown Pa KATHRYN M FRITZ Fullerton Kate General Birthplace Fullerton Pa Activities Athletic Association 112341 Band 131 Class Officer 11 21 Footlighte Club 143 Newepaper Staff 147 Tri H1 Y 145 Whitehall Staff 141 WI-'qt'-l21LL X Activities: Athletic Association 13-413 Hi-Y 147. O Q 1 l Q - 4-is OLIVE GEISIN GER West Catasauqua Ollle Commercxal Brlthplace Ironton Pa ACLIVILIGS FOOt11ghLS Club 143 NBLIOHHI Honor Society f4J Newspaper Staff 44m MILDRED L GILBERT Fullerton Ike? Home Economlcs Blrthplace Fullerton Pa Act1v1t1es Athletxc Assoclatlon 147 CLARENCE A GROLLER Egypt Booble Commercxal Blrthplace Hokendauqua Pa ACLIVILISS Athletlc Assoc1at1on C45 ELEANOR G HAAKE Fullerton Gabby Commercxal Blrthplace North Catasauqua Pa ACt1V1t19S Athletlc ASSOCIHLIOH C3 43 Natlonal Honor SOCIELY C43 Newspaper Staff C47 ANNA S HALCIN Cementon Ar1n1e General Blrthplace Cementon Pa Ac11v1t1cs Footllghts Club 141 Glee Club 11 2 31 Nat1onal Honor Soc1cty 13 41 Newspaper Staff 141 Orchestra 111 Trl H1 Y 13 41 EUGENE C HARMONY West Catasauqua B1rthplace Allentown Pa ACtlV1tlGS Athletlc ASSOCl8t1OH 141 Band K2 3 41 County 141 Glee Club 12 3 41 H1 Y 13 41 Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1ety 13 41 Oratomcal PFIZC Speaker 131 Orchestra 62 3 41 Quartet 141 Wh1tehal1 Staff 141 Youth Conference Repre sentat1ve 141 MILDRED E HERB Egypt M111v Home Economxcs B1rthplace Egypt Pa Ac11v1t1es Athleuc Assoc1at1on 11 2 3 41 Tr1 H1 Y 13 41 ROLAND F HILBERT Hokendauqua Rolly General B1rthplace Hokendauqua Pa WI-I ll-IZLL I if orawricai comesr 1313 Debate Clulig f3T4lQ Fooilights Club ALBERT T HOLENA North Catasauqua Abe Commerclal B1rthp1ace North Catasauqua Pa GLADYS M HOLLAND West Catasauqua Glady Commercxal Blrthplace West Catasauqua Pa VIRGINIA F HOLLAND J xnny General B1rthplace Scranton Pa MIKE T HOLUBOWSKY Cementon Bxrthplace Cementon Pa ACIIVIIIQS Gym Team 135 Newspaper Staff Q43 Q . . . West Catasauqua . Z SAMUEL I HOWER IR Allentown R itl Shorty General Blrthplace Allentown MARIORIE M IOHNS liokendauqua. Margle General Bxrthplace Hokendauqua Pa Actmvltles Gym Team 421 Footllghts Club C0 HELEN T IONES Hokendauqua Jonesy General Blrthplace Hokendauqua Pa Act1v1t1es Athletlc Assoclatxon 12? Band 137 GRACE T KELCHNER Cementon Reds Commercnal Blrthplace Cementon Pa Actlvltxes Athletlc Assoclatlon 112 3 43 Glee Club 123 Gym Team 13 41 Natlonal Honor Socxety 13 43 Newspaper Staff 147 Trl H1 Y 445 Whltehall Staff 143 WI'I9L.'l2lLL . , . . , Pa. . u ' vu . , . . ' , u Q . . , . , u - - - Y ' - , - V . - . 4 I 1 1 1 RAYMOND L KINGCAID West Catasauqua Fats General Blrthplace West Catasauqua Pa Activities National Honor Society 13 43 Newspaper Staff 141 Football 12 3 41 EMIL C KLIMECK Fullerton Fa Commercial Birthplace Fullerton P MYRTLE I KLINE Fullerton Mert General Birthplace Fullerton Pa Actlvitles Athletlc Assoclatlon 1347 THEODORE KOBINETZ Egypt Koby General Birthplace Nesquehomng Pa Activities Athletic ASSOCl3l.l0D 12 3 43 .. tn - ' : . a. Activities: Athletic Association 433: Football I3-41. ALFRED KOCH Fullerton General Birthplace Fullerton Activities Football ll 2 31 Gym Team K1 2 3 41 JOSEPH KOCHER Egypt J ake Commercial Birthplace Egypt MARY KOCHIS Cementon Ellie Commercial Birthplace Cementon Pa Activities Athletic Association PAUL M KONAPELSKY Cementon Pauly College Preparatory Birthplace: Cementon Pa. Activities: Athletic Association 141' Hi-Y K41' National Honor Society t41. nv w :Ll-:ZLL WILLIAM KOSCHAK Cementon B1 1 Commercxal Blrthplace Egypt Pa Act1v1t1es Athletlc Assoc1at1on C CHARLES KOTSCI-I Egypt Chas General Bxrthplace Fogelsv1lle Pa Actxvmes Athletlc ASSOCIBIIOD ll 2 3 43 Dramatlc Club 143 Football Manager 11 2 3 43 Gym Team fl 2 3 43 H1 Y C43 Newspaper Staff 143 Whltehall Staff Q43 LORRAINE KRESSLER Allentown R 32 Birthplace Cementon Pa Actlvltxes Athlet1c Assoc1at1on fl 2 3 43 Class Offlcer Q43 Glee Club i123 Cheerleader I2 33 Footllghts Club 443 Trl H1 Y C43 DANIEL V KRYSA Egypt Danny General Blrthplace St Clalr Pa ACIIVIUCS Athletxc Assoc1at1on 1123 Baseball 12 3 43 Basketball 41 2 3 43 Football Q1 2 3 43 .. .1, - . . . Z . . . M' - - - 9 - - - 1 '- : 9 ' - Rainie General I - 1 - : ' : I ' ' ' - 1 - - z ANDREW KUBIK Spring Mill Handy General Birthplace Northampton Pa Activities Athletic Association 13 47 National Honor Society 445 Newspaper Staff 143 EMIL A KUCHERA EEYN Amy General Birthplace Egypt Pa Activities Athletic Association K1 35 VIRGINIA LAVENDOSKY West Catasauqua Ginny Commercial Birthplace Alentown Pa Dramatic Club 141 Glee Club ill National Honor Society 141 Newspaper Staff 141 Trl H1 Y I3 41 MARGUERITE LITKA Mickleys Peggy General Birthplace Philadelphia Pa Activities Tri H1 Y 135 Athletic Association 43 41 Glee Club 439 Gif L... wil il'l2LL Activities: Athletic Association ll-2-3-455 Class Officer 12-3Jg ANDREW P LUCHAN SKY North Catasauqua Bullets General Birthplace Catasauqua Pa Act1v1t1es Basketball 12 3 43 Football 42 3 45 H Y C41 PAULINE LUKASAVITZ Stiles Paulle Commerclal Blrthplace Egypt Pa Act1v1t1es Nat1onal Honor Soclety K3 45 ROSE M MAKOVETZ Mac Commerclal Blrthplace North Catasauqua Pa Act1v1t1es Athletlc Assoclatlon t2 47 Trl H1 Y 13 43 Foot llghts Club 141 Whltehall Staff 143 Glee Club C25 MARGARET M MATIKA Hoekndauqua. Margy Commerclal B1rthp1ace Hokendauqua Pa . ' : - - 3 - - 3 i- - an ' H ' 1 , . . North Catasauqua 2 , . . Z . I . . - 3 .- .- - 5 - 1 Z - . : , . Z l IOHN MILLAN Fullerton Skxppv General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa LEONTINE F MILLER Mlckleys Teeme General Actxvltles Athletlc Assoclatlon 141 Blrthplace Allentown R itl Pa MARIAN A MILLER Fullerton Mlller Commercxal Blrthplace Fullerton Pa ACLIVILIGS Athletic Assoclatlon 13 41 Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 41 Newspaper Staff 141 ANNABELLE MOYER North Catasauqua Gunk Commerclal Bxrthplace Catasauqua Pa ACLlVlLlCS Athletlc Assoclatxon 12 3 41 Glee Club 121 WIIQLII-QLL - U u - vv u 1 . ,. . . ' , , N - . , . l - - ' . I 1 : CHARLES W MUTH Fullerton Charlie General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa ACLIVILIGS Band 112 31 Orchestra MARIORIE A MUTH West Catasauqua Margle General Blrthplace Laurys Pa Actxvmes Athlet1c Assoclatlon I2 3 43 Newspaper Staff 143 Cementon Klkl Commerclal Blrthplace Cementon Pa Act1v1t1es Athletlc ASSOCIHLIOH I2 31 Class OHICCI' 62 3 41 Glee Club 121 Gym Team 12? Newspaper Staff C41 Whlte hall Staff 14? WILLIAM D N EUPAUER Etyllf B111 General Blrthplace Egypt Pa ACLIVILIES Athletxc ASSOClHLlOh tl? ' Z - - C Ill. EDWARD S. NEDEROSTEK VINCENT R NEWHART Hokendauqua Vmny General Bxrthplace Hokendauqua Pa ACIIVIIICS Athletlc Assoclatlon 112 3 41 Foothghts Club 141 H1 Y 141 Nat1onal Honor Socxety 141 Orchestra 141 Whitehall Staff 141 JOSEPH P NIGHAN North Catasauqua oe General Birthplace North Catasauqua Pa Actnvxtxce Athletlc Assocxatlon 13 41 Football 131 H1 Y SAMUEL F H NONNEMACHER West Catasauqua Twerp General Blrthplace Catasauqua GLORIA I M. OSWALD Mlckleys Oscar General Bxrthplace Allentown Pa ACIIVIIIGQ F00tIlghIS Club 141 Natlonal Honor SOCleIy 13 41 W HIZLL ..J .. ' ' ' ' - 1 z '- 141. ' : ,Pa. LOUIS I PAVLOVIC North Catasauqua. Flyer General Blrthplace North Catasauqua Pa LORRAINE N PETERS Egypt Lory General Blrthplace Egypt Pa Act1v1t1es Athletxc ASSOC18tl0H 612347 Band C33 Glee Club 1123 Orchestra f3J Tr1H1Y K3 4? Fullerton Johnny General Bufthplace Fullerton Pa Act1v1t1es Whltehall Staff C43 DAVID P PRON G I-Iokendauqua Bmg General Blrthplace Coplay Pa Act1v1t1es Football 143 Glee Club 4123 Gym Team fl 2 3 49 IOHN PISKULA GERTRUDE L. QUIGLEY North Catasauqua Gerty General Blrthplace North Catasauqua Pa Debate Club 13 45 Footllghts Club 123 Club 143 Glee Act1vxt1es GLADYS K REIMERT Fullerton Glady Commerclal Birthplace Coplay Pa DANIEL R RINGER Allentown R ifl Danny General LILLIAN I ROTH Cementon J ltterbug Commerclal Blrthplace Cementon Pa ACtlVltl8S Athletic Assocxatlon 13 47 Footlxghts Club 14h Glee Club I1 21 Newspaper Staff t4J Trl H1 Y Q43 w I-lllqi-I-I2 L L - - - - Birthplace: Allentown, R. rl, Pa. THOMAS C SADLER Fullerton T0m General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa Actxvmes Athletlc Assoclatlon 12 3 4b Class OHICQI' 12 3 41 Football ll 2 3 41 Footllghts Club 145 Gym Team 11 2 3 41 Oratorlcal Prlze Speaker 431 BETTY I SCHANTZ Fullerton Schantzy Commerclal Bxrthplace Fullerton Pa MARK R SCHEIRER Mlke General Blrthplace Allentown R F D lil Act1v1t1es Athletlc Assoc1at1on 2 ROSE I SCHIPFER Helfrich Springs Shlftless Commerclal Bxrthplace Allentown Pa Actlvmes Debate Club 63 4b Trl H1 Y I3 47 Allentown, R. F. D. 131 ' : ' ' ' 11- -3-41. Schnecky Sunny Actlvltles Actlvmes Caty ROBERT I SCHNECK Fullerton General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa RUTH E SEMMEL Mickleys General Bxrthplace M1Ck1eyS Pa Footllghts Club 141 Glee Club tra 13 43 Tr1 H1 Y 13 47 K 2 3 41 Orches Fullerton Commercxal Bxrthplace Fullerton Pa Class Offxcer 145 Newspaper Staff 64? CATHERINE SHIMSHY Hokendauqua Commercxal Bxrthplace Allentown Pa ACtlV1t16S Athletlc Association C10 w I-llqiliz L L . .. : . 3 1- n h 5 1 ALVIN s. sE:MoN1s 3 E Al ' MARIE G SISKA Cementon IS Commercxal Blrthplace Cementon Pa Act1v1t1es Athlet1c ASSOC18t1OH 143 Band 1123 Orchestra 11 23 Glee Club 11 23 Cheerleader 13 43 DONALD T SMITH Egypt Srmtty General Blrthplace Egypt Pa ACtlV1tl8S Athletlc Assoclatxon 1 23 ELEANORE R SNYDER Egypt Blrthplace Egypt Pa ACtlVlf.l6S Glee Club 12 3 43 Athletxc Assocxatlon FRANKLYN C SNYDER Fullerton Shorty Commerclal Blrthplace Fullerton Pa ACtlVl1lCS Athletlc Assocxatlon 143 H1 Y 143 F00t11ghtS Club 143 Newspaper Staff 143 Gym Team 12 43 Glee Club 11 23 HS. .. . ' ' ' : ' ' ' 1- - 3. '-Nora General ' ' ' : - - 3 ' ' ' 133. FREDERICK D SNYDER Hokendauqua Frltz General Bwthplace Hokendauqua Pa ACLIVIIICS Athletxc Awoclatlon 42 3 43 Basketball Manager MARION S SNYDER Egypt Sleepy General Blrthplace Egypt Pa North Catasauqua Tek Commerclal Bxrthplace North Catasauqua Pa Actlvxtles Footlxghts Club 441 Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 41 Newspaper Stall' 141 Oratorlcal Prlze Speaker 135 FREIDA G STANGL North Coplay Fr1tz1 Commerclal Blrthplace Coplay Pa WI-'gil-I LL M A UD. - - V TEKLA D. SOLAN 5' HELEN C STRAUCH Stiles Cecy Commercial Birthplace Allentown Pa Activities Athletic Association 44? CLARA A SWANKOSKI I-Iokendauqua Swan Commercial Birthplace Hokendauqua Pa BARBARA L THEISS Hokendauqua Babs General Birthplace Hokcndauqua Pa Debate Club 435 Footlights Club 441 Glee Club Orchestra fl 2 3 41 Tri H1 Y 43 47 JOSEPH V TOMASIC Hokendauqua Joe Commercial Birthplace Hokendauqua Pa Activities B seball 13 41 Basketball C2 347 Gym Team fl 21 Activities: Athletic Association ll-2-3-45: Band il-2-3-47: 1 ' : 123: EDGAR W THOMAS Fullerton Boogy General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa ACUXIIICQ Athletxc Assoclatlon 11 2 31 Basketball 11 2 3 41 Footllghts Club 141 Glee Club 11 21 H1 Y 141 EVELYN M THOMAS Egypt EV01 Commercxal Blrthplaco Northampton Actxvltlca Athletlc AQQOCIGIIOD 131 MARIANNA B TOGNOLI Zlp General Blrthplaco Fullerton Pa ACtlVlll6 Athletlc Assoclatlon 12 41 GLORIA R VAUGHN Fullerton Glg General Blrthplace Fullerton Pa ACUIVIICS Athletxc Assoclatlon 11 2 3 41 Band 131 Foot lxghts Club 141 Glee Club 1l 21 Natlonal Honor Soclety 13 41 Newspaper Staff 141 Whitehall Staff 141 w HIIQ . . U . . . - Q A - - - . 2 - 3 '- . ' 1 . Pa. Fullerton . S: . . . - I .1 ' ' - - - 1 1 - - : 1 ' , 1 'lui 'Y'-Q 1 DONALD C WALCK West Catasauqua Omon General Bxrthplace Allcntovx n STERLING E WALTERS Cementon General Blrthplace Ccmenton Pa ACIIXIIICQ Athlctlc Assoclatlon ll 2 3 42 Y 45 SHERWOOD G WALTZ Cementon Valse General Blrthplace Cementon Pa Actnmes Athletxc Assoclatlon ll 2 3 41 H Y f4b DORIS I WARKE North Catasauqua Shrlmp General Blrthplace North Catasauqua Pa ACIIVIIICS Athletlc Assocxatxon 12 3 4b Trl H1 Y 13 4l DONALD R WERLEY Egypt y College Preparatory Blrthplace Egypt Pa ACIIVIIIGS Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH 112 3 41 Footllghts Club 141 H1 Y 143 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 147 Oratorlcal Con test 133 Whltehall Staff 141 HELEN L WIEDER West Catasauqua Chubby Musxc Blrthplace Cementon Pa ACIIVIIICS Athlet1c ASSOCIBIIOH 11 2 3 4? Band 12 3 47 Foot 141 Whltehall Staff 143 RICHARD C WILLIAMS West Catasauqua. D1ck General Blrthplace West Catasauqua Pa ACIIVIIICS Athlet1c Assoclatlon 13 49 H1Y 143 NBLIOHHI Honor Soclety 147 Whltehall Staff C41 CLARENCE E WILLITTS Fullerton W11lxe General B1rthplace M1ckleys Pa ACIIVIIIES Ath1et1c Assoc1at1on 147 Band 13 47 Footllghts Club 142 Glee Club 11 21 Orchestra 11 2 3 41 whl ilfI2LL HC .. lights Club 1455 Glee Club 11-2-3-433 Quartet 1433 Tri-Hi-Y EREMA K WILTRAUT Fullerton Dutty General B1rthplace Orefield Pa Actlvxtlem Athletlc Assoclatlon tl 27 Cheerleader C2 3 45 Debate Club 139 Footllghts Club 14? Glee Club K1 21 OFatOF1CH1 Contest 431 Trl H1 Y L3 41 Whltehall Staff 143 ELEANOR M WITTCHEN West Catasauqua Shorty Commerclal Blrthplace Allentown Pa MARY I YAREMA Egypt Marge Commerclal Blrthplace Egypt Pa 1 tl n I - Y - - , v 1 ' v V - - - V b - 4. v- - 1 44 vw ' . , . FRANKLIN YOUNG Fullerton Feathers Blrthplace Catasauqua Pa ACtlVlflCS H1 Y 145 ROLAND F YUDT Allentovsn R F D 1-tl Yuddle Birthplace Stxles Pa ACtlV1t1BS H1 Y C45 IOSEPH I ZEMBA North Catasauqua Joe Blrthplace Catasauqua Pa Actxvltles Athletlc ASSOCIHLIOH 149 H1 Y 149 General General General wlflqll-I LL 1 . ' , . . . 7 1 M . V1 K : , . 1 5 '- . 1- 1 SENICR HISTCRY CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS SADLER EDWARD NEDEROSTEK LORRAINE KRESSLER ALVIN SEMONIS Presldent Vice President Secretary Treasurer OUR HISTORY Four years ago when we entered Whttehall Hrgh School the class chose as 1t motto Be Prepared Lrttle drd we realrze at that moment how approprrate and rmportant rt would become Not only has tt served as the motto of our class but rt has become the keyword ot the Unrted States and 1ts Allres We have been well represented tn all forms ot sports and school acttvrtres throughout our tour years of learmng here at Whrtehall Hlgh School May we IH the years to come look back wrth sat1sfact1on upon the glorrous trmes and the loyal trrends that we have cher1shed durrng our school lrfe Thls year Whltehall l-llgh School Wrll graduate one ot the largest Semor Classes rn 1ts hrstory We are entermg rnto a world ot many and great oppor tumtres may the knowledge and ex perrence that We have recetved be of great help as we strtve to develop and advance ourselves tn hte Wrth all our hopes and wlshes for more glorlous years to come the Class of l942 hrds you Farewell THOMAS SADLER Prestdent Class Colors: .Royal Blue and Gold. Class Flower: Tea Rose Class Motto: Be Prepared w il.l2LL MR S L NEVINS Class Aclvxsor To you members ot the Closs ot 1942 I extend hemty conqrotut ITIONS on your completlnq successfully the requtrements tor qroduotton Your Country 1S opprooohlnq the most orltroot penod ot tts htstory Let every one ot you younq todres ond young nt n olhke resolve thot the Untted Stotes of Arnerrcoz IS never qo no to lock qood otttzens As the Father ot Hts may repcnr Seek others who ore wtthnq to Jotn IH on unendrnq good utrzen shrp cornporqn Moy you he fcuthtut ond true ootrtots trorn doy to doy hind to reody to serve your Country rn whatever woy she rnoy neot you Srncerety S L NEVINS l . . . f t Country once soxid, Let us roise Cx stondord to which the wise and honest I V . V V K if , W -, 5 A . JUNICRS Section I Section H NEXT GRAD YEARS UATES WHITEHALL Section IH Section IV JUNIOR HISTORY CLASS CDFFICERS Leroy Fahrmger Treasurer Herbert Long Presldent Margaret Keppel secretary Michael Harakal Vice Presldent Class Colors Llass Molto Llass Flower Navy Blue and Gold To slnve lo seek, to hnd Gardenra and not to y1eld HISTORY Our lunror Class has completed another year of hrqh school work creolrtably More than ever we reahze how rmporlant educanon lS lo crvlhzanon We must look to 11 to show us the elhcrency of a olemocranc aovernment anol also clelrver us from the rnfluence of chctatorshrps Senlor may we wlsh you success rn all ol your undertaklnas Freshmen and Sophomores may we adv1se you io make the best use of your nme Frnally to the members of our own class may we stnve both to work and to olay toaether to our nest advantage and for lhe qlory of our Alma Mater HERBERT LONG Presldent v v 1 v . 1 v - N N 1 11 l . 1 1 1 . 11 , C . . 1 Q, , . 1 1 1 L . , . WIIIQHJW IUNICDRS IN ACTIGN SOPHOMCJRES CLASS GFFICERS Jack Andrews Presldent Glorla Ballas Secretary Betty Laub Treas urer Donald bxdler Vlce Presldent flass Color Clas Motto Llass Flower honor lead the way HISTORY We may compare our tour years at Whrtehall Hrqh School to the acts ot a play The curtatns have tallen on the second act of the play ln thts the second act we have succeeded tn all trelds wh1ch we have undertaken Whether they be sports mustc or the other trelds ot actlvlty To the Sentors who have completed therr play successfully we extend our mo t ardent hope for therr contrnued success IAFK ANDREWS Presrdent S , s 2 7 , Navy Blue and Gold Shoulder to shoulder, let Carnatron : I V l I l J I Q ' SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE BOYS WHITEHALL FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS George Williams President Franklyn Eck Treasurer Andrew Harakal Secretary Harry bteckel, Vnce Presldent HISTORY Another year has passed and another Freshman Class hi sought protec hon under the wrnas of our Alma Maier ln the mrnds of the rnernloers IS a arrm deternnnalron lo succeed and ln therr hearts IS a love for Whrtehall l-hah School The Freshman Class has p1oneered so to speak for rt has oeen the hrst Freshman Class rn the h1SlOTY of Whrtehall to sponsor any form of prohl IllCIk1I'1Q program We were well represented rn all helds ol extra currrcula aotwrtres ln closlnq I rmqht add we look forward to our Sophomore vear wrlh eaaer ness and enthuslasm GEORGE B WILLIAMS Presrdenl . v v v , . . 1 ' .' n . -fn . eu 1 I 1 ' - v f x r . , 1 A X ' F HESHMEN GIRLS FHESHMEN BOYS WHITEHALL Busy Americans in Action MUSIC B DRAMATICS C I I CLUBS I I I E S FORENSICS First row: Joseph Ross, Edward Burke, Frances Yohe, Winifred Wehr, Pearl Combs, Hope Greuver, Helen Moyer, LaRue Evans, Raymond Brown, Paul Butz, Paul Balliet, Helen Wieder, Gladys Bergenstock, Naomi Nothstein, Paulette Minner, Frances Shoemaker, Peter Chromiak, Hilda Snyder, Orville Peifer. Second row: Herbert Haffner, John Long, Garrett Laub, Mary Dreisbach, Thelma Sittler, Audrey Greuver, Erna Hoffman, Darlene Hoffman, Roger Schierer, Glen Schierer. Third row: Mr. Clement. Fred Becks, Jack Andrews, Evelyn Huber, Betty Huber, Curtiss Simmons, Eugene Harmony. Fourth row: Harold Lindemnuth, Leonard DeLong, Barbara Theiss, Mildred Wert, David Neupauer, Herbert Long. Fifth row: Anna Cowling, Jean Oswald, Burton Bartholomew, Clarence Willitts, William Eckensberger, Wilbur Bartholomew. The Bend lt is a Well known fact that music plays its part in the development of morale of the people. With this thought in mind the band has offered its ser- vices. Another recognition of the ability of the band Was demonstrated by the fact that Herbert Long and Wilbur Bartholo- mew were chosen to play at Lehiahton, in the Eastern District Band sponsored MUSIC by the Pennsylvania School Music Association. This year, through the efforts of the Whitehall Band Club, the band received new uniforms which added to its qen- eral appearance. This organization, like all democratic organizations, has its officers who are: Herbert Long, President: lack Andrews, Vice Presidentg Wilbur Bartholomew, Secretary-Treasurer. so R th Qemmel Jeanne Fisher Vincent Nlewhirt Fugene llarmonv First Violin: Kenneth Sehalfer. Piano: u . , ,. . . . 1 f ,. Emil Soroka, llermina Mulzert. Thomas Haffner, Peggy Morrow. Drums: Paul Butz, Orville Peifer. Second Violins: Norton Case, Mona Ncwhart, Peter Chromiak, Horns: Jack Andrews, Harry Eek, Leonard DeLong. Clarinets: Wilbur Bartholomew, Roger Sehierer. Naomi Nothstein. John Long. Piano Aceordian: Dorothy ' ht l T ombones Anna Mae Cowling William Eckensberger Baritone: Clarence wllllttS. Trumpets. Fele e . r 5: . f . ' ' A d Greuver, Thelma Sittler, Erna Hoffman. Herbert Long. Barbara Theiss, Betty Huber. baxophones. u rey The Qrohestra The Qrchestra has rendered its ser- vices at all plays and other programs given in our auditoriurn during the past year. We are proud that we had the priv- ileae ot he-ina represented at the Eastern District Orchestra which had its festival at Slatinqton. Hermina Mulzert, Wilbur Bartholo- mew, and Eugene Harmony were the representatives to this festival. Mr. Joseph F. Clement Director of Music WHITEHALL SONG 'N .1 1X at Accompanists: Ruth Semmel, Eugene Harmony. First row: Mildred Wert. Doris Smale, Helen Wieder. Ruth Sachcr, Dorothy McCloskey. Helen Repko. Grace Gerhart, Margaret Kraynek, Betty DeHass, Elaine Dough crty, Frances Yohc. Second row: Joyce Schierer, Audrey Herb, Dorothy Feichtel, Anna Nederostek, Mar garet Palansky, Thelma Sittler, Hilda Snyder, Irene Schatz, Josephine Talotta, Pearl Combs, Loretta Dreis bach, Florence Bartholomew. Evelyn Soroka. Third row: Jayne Schewyer, Helen Halcin. Helen Lubin densky, Lois Brobst. Helen Pardo, Mae Scheirer, Alice Marzinski, Erma Laubach, Marion Howells, Dolores Scheirer, Peggy Morrow. Dorothy VVarke, Berdell Lindenmuth, Gladys Bergenstock. The Crirls' Chorus This group oi girls again rendered its services throughout the community hy giving three sacred concerts at St. lohn's Reformed Church in Fullerton, Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church in Catasaugua, and Si. lohn's Lutheran Church, Miclcleys: a radio program, the annual candle light services and the Cornrnencenient exercises. Like all other organizations this one has its officers who are: Ruth Sacher Presidentg Helen Wieder, Vice President lrene Schaatz, Secretary-Treasurer: and Hilda Snyder, Librarian. To those who are graduating we ex- press our confidence in their success, and to the remaining members, con- tinued good work. WHITEHALL Eugene Harmony Accompnn st Burton Bartholomew Tenor Ruth Sacher Soprano Helen Wlcder Alto Wllhur Bartholomew Bass Whitehall Quartet The orqamzatron of the Whrtehall Quartet proved once more that neces stty IS the mother of mventlon Mr Gockley consulted Helen W1eder on the subJect of procurrnq a quartet to render 1ts servlces at the Communrty Chest Dmner thus was the Whrtehall Quartet founded Smce thts txme the Quartet has been sponsored by Wh1tehall Hugh School The members of the Quartet were honored by bemq chosen to represent the school at the Eastern Drstrrct Chorus From thrs group were chosen varlous smqers to partlclpate ln the All State Chorus Burton was one of the more fortunate to be chosen To tbe Quartet we btd farewell be cause 1t may be many years before an other group as th1s wrll adopt the tttle of Whrtehall Quartet ' which met at Nazareth in December. , , 1 XX Q S--...aff ,- Lorraine Kressler, Charles Kotsch, Edgar Thomas, Tekla Solan, Clarence Willitts, Vincent Newhart, Frank lin Snyder, Gloria Vaughn, Erema Wiltraut, Donald Werley, Eugene Harmony, Lucille Evans. Senior Play For the first time since the publication of the Whitehall, members of the staff deemed the class plays so important in the life of the seniors that a separate page has been set aside for comment on that phase of senior life. The first play, presented by the senior class on December 4-5 was entitled, Introducin' Susan, a three act farce. The story of the play revolves around a young college professor and his wife, who leaves him to get a divorce. Know- ing that this will displease his Aunt to such an extent that she will not give him the S5000 check she promised htm, he has a football player pose as his wife. You can imagine the complica- tions that arose, however, Susan returns and everyone concerned gratefully ac- cepts a hCIDDY ending. This play will not easily be forgotten by most of us because the very nights of the play, this locality experienced the foggiest fog ever to creep over Whitehall. The second play, presented by the senior class on May 27 was entitled America First, a comedy drama. History of the play is as follows: Lee Holmes, a seventeen-year-old youth, just graduating from high school is fired with youthful desires of revolu- tionizing the world. This ambition leads Lee into a secretly organized un- American activity. ln his enthusiasm for the new course, the true activities of which he knows nothing, Lee outgrows all his old friends including his childhood sweetheart, Gladys Caley. After learning the true activities of the organization, Lee is horrifiedy his mother too is horrified and uphraids him unmercifully. Lee, however, redeems himself and brings the members of the organization to lustice. America First was a very timely play co-ordinating with the theme of our book and the theme of our country, Americanism. DRAMA First row: Josephine Zatsko, Tekla Solan. Virginia Lavcndosky, Olive Geissinger, Helen Wu-der, Erema Wiltraut, Lorraine Kressler, Lucille Evans, Charles Kotseh, Madeline Mohry, Esther Waitz, Kathryn Fritv Gloria Vaughn. Marjorie Simmons, Marjorie Kraftician. Second row: Edna Duld, Rose Makovetz. Gloria Oswald, Marjorie Johns, Helen Haberen. Lucille Geissinger, Roselle Cronin, Veronica Fetehko, Ruth Sem mel, Ruth Suppan, Grace Gerhart, Ruth Sacher. Dorothy Schupsky. Mary Nestor, Betty Klsthard, Gloria llotter, Althea Keifer, Margaret Keppel, Irene Neupmuer. Irene M0l'l'klll. Third row: Franklyn Snyder Thomas Sadler, Robert Keiser, Edgar Thomas, Clarence Willitts, llonuld Werley. John Benko. Arthur Bon ger,, Peter Chromiak. Eugene Harmony, Vin:-ent Newhart Dramatic Club President, Lucille Evans Secretary. Lorraine Kressler Treasurer. Charles Kotseh Members of the cast ot the senior class play as well as the junior ora- torical speakers ot l94l formed the nucleus ot this years dramatic club known as the ljootliqhts Club. This small group decided that it would like to admit to its ranks members ot the junior class. This generous gesture on its part, however, like almost all thinqs which seem to come so easily, had what you miaht call a catch. This so called catch was to recite titty lines from Shakespeare before the mem- bers ot the club. This, however, did not seein like too great an obstacle tor the members of the junior and senior classes. Because oi the tact that thc iirst some ester had passed before the club had been reorqanzed, the club was not able to do as nnich tor the school as its mom' bers would have liked to have acconi- plished. The club was able, however, to assist in presenting a second senior class play. MR. A. WAGAMAN Sponsor WHITEHALL IDEALS First row: Grace Kelchner, Virginia Lavendosky, Lillian Roth, Grace Gerhart. Ruth Sacher, Ruth Semmel, Erema Wiltraut, Rose Makevetz, Kathryn Fritz, Jeanne Fisher, Gloria Vaughn, Mildred Herb, Lorraine Peters. Second row: Doris Warke. Eleanor Ballas, Anna Halcin, Lorraine Kressler, Rose Schipfer, Madeline Mohrey. Veronica Fetchko, Mary Hovanec, Ruth Suppan, Catherine Anglestein, Doris Case, Peggy Morrow, Dorothy Ziegler, Roselle Cronin, Helen Wieder, Barbara Theiss. Third row: Betty Laub, Marjorie Simmons, Mary Nestor, Margaret Keppel, Lucille Evans. TRI-l-ll-Y CLUB OFFICERS Er:-ma Wiltraut . . ... .. .. ... .... President Rose Makovitz . . . , . Vice President Ruth Semmel ,, ,,,,... Secretary Barbzira Theiss , , ...,..., Treasurer Lucille Evans . . .,,,.... . . , , Sergeant at Arms buttons. l-li-Y and HieY held in the high school in Harrisburg. selling National Defense Stamps. PIISS FRANCES OSVVALD ' N Sponsor has enioyed the same happiness, The Tri-lrlifY is a Christian organization con sisttnq of junior and senior qirls. Self improve ment, united service, and Christian fellowship make up its platform. We have tried to carry out this platform by attendinq the various churches of our members and by charity contri The club has had several social programs of which one was the joint meetinq of the Tri lt has also made it possible for a few of our members to attend a Trifl-li-Y Convention held We have done our bit to help our country by We, as members of the club, have enioyed many happy hours toqether and hope the club WHITEHALL First row: Herbert Long. Frederick Snyder, Harold Demkee, Edgar Thomas William Epler, Wilbur Bartholomew, John Benko, Eugene Harmony, Edward Ernst, Joseph Zemhu. Paul Konapelsky, Leonard Fries, Charles Faust, George Williams. Second row: Chan-les Kotsch, Jack Lutz, Franklyn Snyder, Franklyn Young, Joseph Nighan. Donald Worley. Sterlin Walters Andrew Luchansky Franklyn Peters Granville Seliatfer 'I'lu-odoro E v - . f t . Miles, Arthur Borger, Richard Williams, Thomas Haffner, Roger Schierer, Vincent Newhart. Hl-Y OFFICERS Eugene Harmony ..,,..,,....,,.. ..,..... P resident John Benko .,..,,..,.. Vice President Wilbur Bartholomew ,... ,..., S ecretary Edward Ernst ......... . .. . Treasurer With the creed ot our society always in mind we have striven, despite obstacles, to maintain a high standard ot Christian character. In the scope of the year we participated in the Annual Candlelight Services, delivered the lnduction Ceremonies at Coplay High School, entertained Coplay High School's Hi-Y Club, and were co-entertainers with the Tri-l-li'Y at two joint meetings ot these clubs. To the succeeding officers and members, we, the past members, hand the Light of The True Spirit and know that they will accept the chal- lenge. MR. GEORGE STECKEL Sponsor LEARNING OFFICERS President .....,.. ,....., .,,,.,. E i igt-no Hzirmony Vice President ,....,, , .... . Raymond Kingcziid Secretary ............ , , .. . , Marion Miller Always striving to attain the goals as pre- scribed by the National Honor Society, we have accomplished in three ot the tour perspectives what no other society has done. This year we awarded a banner to the rooiii which attained the highest average, thus ad- vancing Scholarshipg we began a torin of student government, theretore we accomplished Leadershipy our third contribution was aidng students in their school work, thereby perform- ing a Service. To the tuture members ot our chapter we hand the 'lorch and challenge them to complete the tourth obJective that ot Character Trusting that you will succeed in your mis MR GEORGE STFCKEL sion We give you our spiritual support National Honor Qooiety Inst IOXY Glare Kelr-hner Eleanor Haake Virginia Lavendosky Olive Gelssmger Anna Halun 'lekla Solan Marian Miller Fugene Harmony Raymond Kincaid Pauline Luka sautv Marjorie Krafticlan Jean Yohe Gloria Vaughn Lucille Exans Gloria Oswald Dorothy brhupskv Second IOXX Marian Heffelfinger Ruth bacher Richard Williams Althur Borgei Donlld Welles Paul Konapelsky Vincent Yeuhart Marv 'Nestor Irene Morekm v , . , . W V . . ., 1 c1 a ,. . . . . . . , .. . V. . . . . f , , - t 1 1 I. , , . . ' . . . , , K . f. A . , 4 ' Y Y. . l. . . . . Y 4 . A V . 1. f - fy 1 v 1 1, . 1 , . .. ' ' . ' . , . 1. X . v 1 V 4 ., - v . . . . ,, , v 1 f- 1 ,v - A . . A - - wrlqllfll OI4 I ICERb Pugtm Humony Pu ldcnt Ruth Supp'm VICC Prrsldent Bttty Krsthalt Secretary Once more th1s qroup of sprrrted Amerxcans expressed thetr opmrons by partrcrpatron rn xarrous debates throughout the Lehrqh Valley A lrst ot debates 1S as follows PfGl1TTl1I'1CIfY debate at Bethlehem November 24 1041 Prelrnnnary debate at South Whttehall De ml er 8 Round ot debates at Slatrnoton March l2 94 Round ot debates at South Whrtehall March 23 l942 Forum of Bethlehem March 30 l942 We also had our moments of fun On Aprrl 24 l942 a Sprmq Dance was held rn the Cato sauaua H1qh School Gymnasmm tor all de baters and therr fr1ends We have therefore completed our purpose to promote 1r1endly relat1ons among schools and to qtve students experrence ln publrc speak mg V MR EDWIN FAUST bponsor Debatma Soclety rr , , M. -... I It ' 1' j ,,.., ......,..,.....,.... ' s' C .................,...,.. tx.l' . , A l I ' ix S2 s ce :X , l94l. h 3, I 1- , U X x 1 , . ,NL V I 'T- , - n L1 . . SELF EXPRESSICN 'Q '41 Lucxlle Gelssmger Grace Gerhart Maryorle Kraftlclan Edna Duld John Benko Peter Chromlak Herbert Long Robert Kelser lunror Oratoncal Contest Selectton Hrqh School Orchestra Honey Leota Hulse Black Grace E Gerhart Farth of Our Fathers lohn C Parlchurst John S Benko Blessed Damosel Cora lane Montgomery I uctllo M Gexsstnger Selectton Htqh School Orchestra All Thrs and Heaven Too Harold Lee Hayes Herbert H Long The Unseen Wrtness Kathryn Wayne Edna R Duld Two Men Dorothy Thompson Robert S Kerser Selectron Hrqh School Orchestra The Scar Samuel R Davenport MarJor1e H Kraftrcran Wake Up Amerrca Iames W Barrd Peter J Chromtak Selectron Htqh School Orchestra Dec1s1on of Iudges Grrls Frrst PFIZG Lucrlle Getsstnqer Grrls Second Prrze Maryorre Krattrcran Boys Frrst Prrze Robert Kerser Boys Second Prrze Peter Chrornrak Representatlve for the County Contest Luctlle Gerssrnqer Alternate tor the County Contest Robert Kerser . l , S 4 1 VP , . .T ,rj ef, . V- A . . ff ff 'I f' H , rf ft ' , , .. . ,, H 1 1 A r .C I . . ,, . ,, . . - -- ' r If lr ' ' ' . , . WHITE!-IALL Fur t rcu Grace Ke chner Marjorie Muth Llllran Roth Tekla Solan Eleanor Ballas Anna Halcm Eleanor Haake Lucllle Evans Eduard NTC-derostek Marv Nestor MarJorle Kraf tu-ran second row Marvelmc Behney Marran Muller Franklyn Bokeko Peter Chromlak Eduard Buzza Raymond Kmgcald Robert Kexser Frederrck Nrpples Mrke Holubou skv Newspaper Stall Thrs year as we were takrnq rnventory of our GCllV1llGS we notrced that a new actrvrty had been added a newspaper The newspaper rs edrted and publrshed by the students under the watchful quldance of Mrss Marle Grbberl Lrke many new orqanrzatrons and publrca irons thrs also was wrthout a name and rn the same manner as names are secured for thrs we were able to obtaln a name for our paper We sponsored a contest and the prrze was awarded to Carolrne Check for her entry H1 L1tes. The school rntended to make possble a quarterly publrcatron Thrs year however be cause the frrst semester had passed before the oraanrzatron of a staff we were able to rssue but two copres lt IS the wrsh of the class of 42 that under classrnen make most of thrs new actrvrty MISS GIBBERT bponsor Alvin Semonis Franklyn Snyder. Rupert Dimbokowitz, Charles Kotsch. Wilbur Bartholol t F11-stron Mrs Irene Balliet Mrs Ellen Delly Mrs Elizabeth Bendleman Mrs Robert steckel Second row Mlss Omie Dlefenderfer Mrs Emily Danner Mrs Blanche Schlerer Whitehall Band Club Seeing the need for new uniforms, a group of public spirited women organ- ized the Whitehall Band Club on August thirteenth, nineteen hundred forty. Since then, they have worked diligently to secure funds to purchase these much needed uniforms. ln the fall of l94l their goal was reachedg they purchased 50 uniforms for the personnel of the band. To the past officers -eMrs. Ellen Deily, Presidenty Mrs. Elizabeth Beidleman, Vice President, Miss Omie Diefenderfer, Recording Secretary: Mrs. Marguerite Weiser, Assistant Recording Secretaryg Mrs. Emily Danner, Financial Secretary, Mrs. lrene Balliet, Treasurerq to the pres- ent officers, and to the members, we ex- tend our congratulations. CIVIC PRIDE w l-1:91112 L L SNAPS Building American Manhood ATHL ETICS Cheerleaders First row: Gloria Ballas, Marie Siska, Margaret Keppel, Esther Waltz, Erema Wiltraut. Second row: Jean Dimler, Norma Bartholomew, Jane Status Pcdmerton . Coplcry .... Northampton Lehiqhton . . Stroudsburg Slcrtinqton . Ncrzcrreth .. Ccrtczscruqucr Emmclus . . . THE SEASON Opponents W.H.S. 18 O 14 13 12 0 12 14 O O 13 0 6 0 20 6 46 6 wl-IQI-HILL Tl-IE TEAM i C3 E3 t I n First row: Stephen Tomline. Mike Sisko, John Tomasic, Andrey Harakel, John Kochenosh, Fred Snyder. Thomas Sadler, Daniel Krysa, Frank Gallina. Frank Bokeko, David Prong. Emil Klimeck, Stephen Leshishyn. Second row: Joseph Foran, Granville Schaeffer, Robert Kreglow, Robert Holland, Andrew Harakel. Leroy Fahringer, Richard Yost, Andrew Luehansky, Forrest Marushok, Donald Sidler, Jack Bateman. Charles Kotsch, Robert Steckel. Third row: Melvin Masonheimer. Harry Steckel, Vincent Kulhammer, Richard I-loch, Paul Scarbo, William Haberern, Gerald Murphy, Roy Comfer, Joseph Gebhart, Daniel Luccetti, Robert Mai. Football History The Whitehall Zephyrs, a greatly im- proved team, were a match tor any team in the leaque. Under the guidance of their coach, Mr. Ioseph Foran, the team tried its best in all of the games but, as is the case, it was not fortunate enouqh to be the vic- tor in score. However, the standard of qood sportsmanship through these vari- ous defeats became much hiqher. We are sorry to see these fellows go: Krysa, Sadler, Luchansky, Snyder, Kina- caid, and Bokekop but We know that they who take their places will carry on with equal zest the high standards established by their predecessors. FGOTBALL Varsity League S1a11dmg o1C1111 111111111 I1 Q 1'11c121111C1uG 5 1 11 111 1 1b o11 11 O1 1111111 C 11rst Holi becond Holi Cop W H C Opp W H S 1u111or VGFSILY League Standmq 1 f r111c1111111o11 1111! L 1311 11 1 1oL 1 CI 1 oy TL Q e 111 th1 o er Le' 1 111 Vo11ey th qro 1 11 er 1 11211 CI C CIIJ 110191 he1rr1 w couch Mr Gordon c 1111 CIIKI1lXVN1Y wo Cl r 1o ee 111LI 1 111,11 W11LI1 one eurwey 1a 139151511111 1 1 1 the team o11e 1111615 111111 1111 1111 or 0131101115195 1OTU1 fl 111e P o ex L II F1151 H 111 Second H111 L D5 W H QE Ono V! 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Leroy Fahringer Edgar Thomas, Mike Harakel, John Tomasic. Daniel Kryso. John Matlka. Gordon Craig Coach First row: Stephen Leschinshyn, Joseph Semonis, Monroe Seidman, Harry Steekel Ralph Fritzinger. Second row: Jack Bateman, Gerald Murphy, Joseph Gebhart Andrew I-larakel, Richard Edelman. Donald Mclrlose, Charles Bartoni, Edgar Steekel Coach BASKETBALL Flrst row John Matlka John TOITIBSIC Mlke Harakel John Klmmock Damel Krysa Joseph Tomaslc Rlchard Yost Emll Soroka Second row Monroe Seldman Mike Voice Wllllam Warke Andrevs Harakel Charles Bartonl Joseph Gebhart Franklyn Peters Berger Edgar Humamck Jack Andrews Batter Up' lS the tamtltar cry of baseball the world's most popular sport We too have a fme team one of the best our spectators have seen tn act1on for the past few years The boys that compose the team are chosen as you can see from all classes Most of them are new but a lew of them ltke Tomaslc Krysa Mattko and Harakel are veterans from the last year Under the drrectton of a veteran coach Mr Nevms these boys by cooperatlnq brought back many vrctorres Thus far the results of the games played have been very ple-asmq BASEBALL Samuel L. Nevlns. Third row: Leroy Fahringer, John Krayneck, Albert Laser, Merritl First row: Margaret Keppel, Doris male, Jean Dimler, Gloria Ballas, Lucille Geissinger. Second row: Grace Kelchner, Norma Bartholomew, Betty Schwinderhammer, Fay Cress- man, Ethel Lichner. Third row: Dorothy Warke. Marion Howcls, Margaretta Theiss, Dorothy Theiss, Gladys Bergen- stock, LaRue Evans. Fourth row: Roselle Cronin, Naomi Nothstein, Dolores Schierer, Alice Marzinsky, Jane Schweyer Qiice more a fine gym team has been organized by Miss Haupt. Through patient efforts on the part of the girls and on the part of Miss Haupt, the girls brought back three prizes from the competitive exhibition held in April at the State Teachers' College, Strouds- burg. No sooner had they finished rehearsal for this feat, when they began to pre- pare for the Annual Gym Team Exhibi- tion which made its debut on May 8. First row: Thomas Sadler, Franklyn Snyder. David Prong Wilbur Bartholomew, Burton Bartholomew. Second row Robert Holland, Alfred Koch. Richard Hoch, Paul Scarbo Frank Kumerinstky. Mr. Foran. Third row: Wilbur Bittner John Semonis, Theodore Miles, Roger Schiercr. Fourth row John Krempasky, Richard Numbers, Vincent Kulhammer Revived interest in a Boys' Gyrn Team was evidenced by the fact that a larger group began training for their part in the Gym Team Exhibtion. Other years a group of ten boys was chosen, but this year a group of l8 boys prepared for the performance. Much credit for this activity must be given to the coach, Mr. Foran, who has given them special instruction tor this event. GYM Americans at Ease 1 MCR BALLOT Name Frances Altemose Catherlne Angelstem Jacob Anthony Bernard Baader Eleanor Ballas John Bankos Marvelme Behney Catherme Bertsch Frank Bokeko Frank Boldlssar Arthur Berger Margaret Bozldar Anna Mae Brubaker Dor1s Case Carolme Cheek Agnes Chuss Harold Demkee Rupert D1ngokow1tz Dorothy Dorwart Ethel Dr1esbach Theodore Eberhardt Luc11le Evans Hllda Fandl Althea Faust Charles Faust Arlene Fercnchko Henry Ferel Jeanne F1sher Dorothy Frey Jean Frey Leonard FYIES Kathryn Frltz Ol1ve G6lSS1Hg9F Clarence Groller Eleanor Haake Anna Halc1n Eugene Harmony Mlldred Herb Roland H1lbert Albert Holena Gladys Holland M1ke Holubowsky Vlfglnla Holland Samuel Hower MarJor1e Johns Helen Jones Grace Kelchner Raymond KlllgCZild Em1l Kl1meck Myrtle Kl1ne Theodore Kobmetz Alfred Koch .loseph Kocher Mary Koch1s Paul Konapclsk Wllham Koschak Charles Kotsch Lorra1ne Kressler Dan1el Krysa Andrew Kub1k Em1l Kuchera V1rg1n1a Lavendosky Marguerlte L1tka Can You Imr1g1ne 1 J Wlthout Jack WJ Makmg '1 speech Bemg on t1me for school Comlng to school XVltl'l ha1r S11CkEd down Not sm1l1ng W1thout h1s freshmen g1rls Walkmg down the street Wlth boys Meetmg a boy at a party W1thout KlHgC3ld Rldllig to school on a bus Agreemg wlth R Wll1l3mS Wlthout a sweater on W1th short ha1r At a party Be1ng a tomboy Talklng to boys she doesn t know W1thout Jeanne W1thout h1S d1mples Not roller skat1ng at Mealeys In an army un1form W1thout hlS da1ly talk w1th the glrls Bemg SIX feet tall Talklng out loud W1th0ut her f1ddle btaylng at home Wednesday nlghts Not scrapmg her na1l pol1sh off Studylng anythlng but C Lavx 1n Mov1es Wlth freckles Not talk1ng about her boy ir1ends Wearmg 1 red dress W1thout Charles Faust W1thout the Essex Not be1ng 1n the cafeterla Bemg tall W1thout the wave 1n h1s ha1r W1thout Jean Frey Not talkmg to the boys Keeplng h1s hands qulet Not combmg her ha1r Belng on tlme Belng on t1me Wlth a boy s bob Not helpmg M1ss G1bbert Kcepmg lway from Cata W1thout hlS wavy ha1r Belng on t1me for school Not talkmg about John Not skatmg on a Saturday n1ght Wlthout Frank Bokeko Not annoylng Demkee Not talklng or glggllllg Bemg a good boy Wlth a good Joke Wxth a necktle Not belng 1 1 Northampton W1th hlS flame Makmg love W1th0ut the g1rls W1thout Tommy Not argumg Recelvmg my safety drlvers award Gettlng a 100 111 Engllsh Wxthout a sm1le Attendmg school 100 days a year What I Am Proudest Of My han My natural blonde han Mv recent g1rl fr1end My key Cham My m my beaux H1s pull Vllllh Mr Wagaman My flgurt My red han lvly wavm My A 1n shorthand My m1ss1ng front tooth My home town W Cata My S01dlLl frlend My two honor cards My boy fr1end from W Cata My brown eyes My Oldsmobllc My so called w1tty d1aloguc My g1ft from a certam fellow Peteh My blonde ha1r Mv cowboy Shlfls My pug nose My sl1m figure That certaln fellow The red head My pleasant Smlle My A 1n Engllsh Hattle My plump figure My laugh My whxskers My green eyes My black ha1r Our bar room My sallor My relat1ves w ab1l1ty to speak 1n publ1c My so1d1er boy Valer1a My pops Chevy My na11s My Hashy t1es My home town W Cata My Job My red ha1r My teeth My red ha1r My ha1r cut My beaut1tul figure My d1mples My pamt less Ford My Job at the A 8: P My beard My figure My Atlas bulld My home on the h11l My g1rl1sh legs Our farm My ab1l1t to smg My Ford V 8 My Plymouth My teeth Forrest Mndrefi Gilbert ,..1..1,........ 1 ...,., ' ' ..,., A .......1 lfffflffQffffffQ'1xf1y dancingabiliry 'fffi, 11.,. .. ' me I ....... ffififffffllMf5''C''Mm' 1 ' WI-'qi'-I LL Andrew Luchansky Paulme Lukasavltr Rose Makovetz Margaret Matlka John Mxllan Leontme Mlller Marlon Mlller Annabelle Moyer Charles Muth Marjorlc- Muth Edward Nederostck Wllham New pauer Vmcent Nevxhart lose-ph Nlghan Samuel Nonnemaker Florla Oswald I ou1s Pavlovlc LOFFHIUC Peters John Plskula David Prong Cc rtrude Qulglev Gladvs Relmert Danlel Rlnger Lllhan Roth Thomas Sadler Bc ttx Schantz Mark Schelrer Rose Schlpfer Robert Schneck Ruth Scmmel Alv1n Semoms Catherlne Shlmsky Marle Slska Donald Smlth Fleanor Snyder Frmklvn Snyder Frederick Snyder 'Xl trlon Snyder Tckla Solan 1I'10da Stangl Helen Strauch Clara Swankoskl Barbara ThQlSS Edgar Thomas Evelyn Thomas Marianna Tognoh Joe Tomas1c Glorla Vaughn Donald Walck Sterl1ng Walters Sherwood Waltz Dorls Warke Donald Werlev Helen Wleder Rxchard Wllllams Clarence Wllhtts Erema Wlltraut Eleanor Wlttchen Mary Yarema Frankhn Young Roland Yudt Joseph Zemba Not braggmg Talklng ln class Wxthout Shorty Wlthout Catherlne Passxng up an opportunxtx W1thOlll GIOTIH Not belng on thc Hxgh Honor Roll Wlthout Davld l nkmg dlctatxon at 120 word 1 Hlllllltt With gum after '1 Wednesd xx night Not argunlg ln Law class Talklng to glrls WllhOUt hls halr belng shcked doxx n Working durxng school hours RQfllSll1g, to go huntlng or flkhlllf-I durlng, school Belng a teacher pet Glvlng up an opportumty to be a flxu Rldmg an Austln At a d ance wlth a senlor glrl Wlthout Annabelle Behr Vlllg that all men are created equal P D Class Not knowlng her lessons Wlthout a coat or Jacket Not clownmg Gettxng an A ln deportment Not tllklng lbout the latest lT'lOVll. low scenes The St LOUIS Cardlnals Not helplng a pal Without a smlle Wlthout red ha1r ot bC'll1 lntcrcsted ln Kochs Joku Refusmg to go to Coplay Not blushmf' Not slnglng Wlthout Rose Makovrtz Not shootlng off Not bclng, someones chauffeur Flunkln a test Wearlng makeup Talklng to the opposite sex Late for school Bcmg earlv for school Wlthout '1 Luckx Knowlng her P D Wlthout short han' Wlthout '1 sweetheart Belng short and fat Fallmg Ill lovc Bctng qulet lll P D class Wlth 1 perfect attendance record Not talklng Wlthout hls green hat With a sllm figure Not argulng Doing the La Conga Wlthout a boy frlend Not chewmg gum in law class Wlthout a frxendly smlle Interested m a certam gxrl Staymg ln school a wholc day Wlthout hls wave Mx Lurlx hatr lVlv nalls My 1b1l1tV to slng' My school record no sklpplng My comm ntxw career MV 'tthletlc ablhtx MV h'nr do Mx txmld 'lttltude Mx HILCK MV Kennv My pcrsuasxve powers MV blsketball Ibllltx My Hammond Oxgln My 29 Ford MV being tht smxllest boy lll the cl rss MV 1rt1st1c 'tblhtx Talklng to 1 gnl MV Shlrley Temple xx txt G O MV phxsnque MV hught My modesty 'md stmphcltv MV 1941 Plymouth MV snnse of humor Lorralne Mx n'nls MV basketblll court V xxav of thc l lC0llg,l MV sldeburns Mx musical abxhtx My bl tck cxts MV Jxttcrbuggln MV ChLtI'lCldlllQ, lbllltS Mx Job Mx 1b1l1ty to shoxx movies Mx sex tppeml V felloxx from N Wh1tch'1ll TOWllSlllD MV tuth My Smllllll, MV h 111 My dnnplcs Sterhn Mx fllCIlClN My fnr L0l lllJlL'xlOIl Mx Irxsh cxes MV pcnnus Mx dlmplc My xx lxx halr B'lbs Mx chemlstry cxpmrlmcnts My dltfcrent colored tves My xy ivy halr My marlmbx My mathcmatlcal 'ablhty My muslcal 'lbxhty My halr My curley lashes MV dark complexlon C D My muscular physlque My short term ln German class ' AA vw ., A . . .....,,, ,,....., , ,........ , ....... , .. .. . 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V Z ' ' '0'0 v'0 0'0' 0 50.0.0 0 0' 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0' 0 ' A I F LAST Wlll ANU TESTAMENT .J tg-if We the Semor Class of Wh1tehall lfhqh School rn the year of our Lord bema possessed of the sp1r1t of utmost qenerosrty do hereby bequeath these e Class of 43 Our lrterary and academtc ab1l1ty e Class of 44 Our soclal standma among the schools of the Lehlah Valley e Class of 45 Our most s1ncere sympathy and hope that they w1ll graduate e Faculty A senror class as earnest and mtelltaent as ours e Basketball team More VlClOT19S e Football team The ult1mate vrctory over tts opponents our Successors A form of Student Government The Whltehall A aroup of eaqer Junrors who wxll publrsh a aood annual Mtss Grbbert and her publ1cat1on Better cooperatron from the students some worthy Junlor The pat1ence of Thomas Sadler our Presrdent those who are fortunate enough An amplltymq system 1n the audr torlum our Alma Mater Our best memones Mr Clement Another qood quartet the cafeterra More room rn wh1ch to serve meals some worthy lumor The patrence ot Thomas Sadler our Presrdent Mrss Oswald More cooperatron from the students tn her lrbrary perlods all students The challenae to conduct themselves under the Honor System To Mr Cframmes The contlnued patlence that has enabled htm to qrant us our requests To Mr Waqaman Enqlrsh classes that wtll apprecrate hrs readtna of poetry as much as we d1d To the coaches More students that w1ll be znterested rn athlettc act1v1t1es As a fmal bequest We leave to the student body and to the faculty mem ones of our accompllshments and short commas IN WITNESS WHEREOF we the Senror Class subscnbe our name and aft'1x our seal thts the f1tth day of lune 1n the year of Qur Lord one thousand mne hundred and forty two CLASS OF 1942 ....-- --v 4 0 - -v - -so :.:2':-:-:'::.' 3-:sf - rs QQ .50 O OO 0 05 0'o'0'0' ' '00 600, OO 0 0000 4 459, 0095 O00 0 0 00 ,' , . ,00 90.020 0 092020 , 0: 98 ' ' 0 '0 '9 Q 00.599 OO. 0' ..0...' 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To f I 1 w Hllqillz L L Thlngs We ll Never Forget That certatn leeltng we had as treshrncn lhe held tnps tn lnology class The crab apples we had as hus drtx ers The lu np tn our throats the ntght ot the Oratortcal Lontest All the worrymg we dtd about Q xempttons The fog on the nlghts ot the semor class play Pearl Harbor Cur dances at lunch ttme T e ways we found to get to the garage Qur outdoor French classes e days we had ott lor sugar rattomng re ltltns that arnved marked rush but were always late How the land looked the hrst t1me we saw them ln new umlorms The an ratd dnll hold at W H S unbelcnown to the semors e work we had pl1l'7l1Sl1lIlLj our l1YSl newspaper e mad rush at lunch tune e radtcal arguments tn P D classes T e headache we re havlng over thts book me yaushmg and shovtng we dtd to get the ftrst bus home T e theortes that Frank Young advanced 1n Chennstry class The famous Clement sm1le How easv tt was to get a hot dog when 732 were absent for German Measles Our tnterpretatrons ol new songs tn assembly The pa1 is we took tn wrtttng notes We couldnt use Our ahtltty to wrtte excuses for each other IN SHORT We know we wtll not forget the grand days that we emoyed at Wh1tehall as a result of these 1nc1dentS - I h ' f ' 3 Th' ' T ' T' T . Th . T T T . . Th. ' , ' . Th T T . . . h ' T f T . Tl N s T . T T T . h 2 T: 4 , T ' . DIARY SEPTEMBER lust another day for all other students but for the seniors it s the beginning of the end of their high school days Emil Klimeck finds that he has to reduce to get in his seat in Law Class A Ferenchko is talking to herself already maybe it s some lower classman? lmagme two senior girls gaining so much weight that they cant get in their gym suits Students and teachers melt in a 90 degree temperature First assembly uproar seniors get back seats as usual T Eberhardt falls asleep in English class only to be awakened by the be Pupils get out of first class did you say why? We don t know Building shakes and classes are disturbed when uproar comes from 204 The clock in 205 stopped and does not want to go Mike Holubowsky blushes giving the definition of osculation in English Class The Great Allentown High School strike is the subiect of a debate by Mr Nevins and Andrew Kubik P of D Class Cnty 272 pupils absent today We pity the person who has to type the absentee list Amos Davies becomes new cook in the cafeteria Trinkets from the fair are floating around the building Wednesday morning movie postponed because wrong films arrive When asked to give a sentence with the word assumption Frank Boldissar said The boy next door has assumption Magazine campaign opens Mr Wagaman has three North Catasauqua boys who were absent from English second last period Excuses two of them were sick and the third walked them home A usual occurrence Andrew Luchansky skips home the period before dinner OCTOBER Seniors have first class meeting minutes disgusted by secretary V Lavendosky Answer You guessed it he was in Cementon again Mr Wagaman gives seniors heart failure he expects to collect homework Andrew Kubik back in school after his potato picking vacation starts talking about the Louis Nova fight which is two weeks old Two senior girls choose Pants Factory instead of school Mistake They are back to school the same day Mary Kochis gives another one of those screwy answers in law class Well 'P?'?'x ahll 22? the definition date of 'Wxxx What did you say? Lorraine Kressler has to do her windows over because they are not clean A Luchansky and E Klimeck must stroke their beards for inspiration to answer in class Rupert D thinks there is no difference between auditor and an orator Seniors repeat a freshman habit after 4 years they get into the wrong room for P D Flash' Flash' Whitehall High School seniors talk of sueing a certain section of Junior boys for breaking the nickel machine Could that smile Mr E Steckel s wearing today be the new addition to the family? No teachers so We have CI day off Thank goodness Mr Snyder doesn t read palms but he predicts that Myrtle Kline will marry Albert Holena for S5 UUU The Marching Men of Song one of our Antrim Programs contained two women e men got caught in the draft Question What happened to A Luchansky and Fred Snyder that they couldnt appear for football practice? The Cementon Bus has an extra passenger -a dog What happened to Gertrude Quigley? She s not sucking the usual thumb Caroline Check takes new duties as assistant Janitor by sweeping room 205 . ' ' ' ll. I ' 1 A A . Question Why doesn t Thomas Sadler know his commercial law on a Thursday morning? - 1 . , V W , . . . . . Th WI-'Qui-QLL A Kub1k oets a great dtsapporntment tn shorthand class when he reads ahead and knows hrs sentence and doesn t get called on Eleanor H comes to school wrth a new halr do and earlngs P S Boy s dont ltke 1t What certatn lucky senlor boy found a copy ofthe P of D test we get tomorrow? Wrtches Frohc IS a great success desptte downpour of ra1n NOVEMBER Could tt be the hunttng season that s keeprng so many boys out of school today? Ltarence Qzroller rece1ved a bad case of baby talk ID shorthand class We wonder who sent that mystenous note Agnes Lhuss recelved It made her blush? Someone must have taken the Dtary 1nstead of hls report card 1t s mlsslng lV1r Davts ts strll moanrng about those votes he was supposed to have gotten Booster T1ckets worn by the student body and faculty for that brg game wlth Latty Puptls are ttred of school so we take a day oft lAfm1Sl1C9 Dayl Students enJoy the pause that refreshes wrth a tree Coco Lola Mr Snyder holds an after school sess1on wrth a certam group of SGHIOTS that speech Danrel Krysa made at the Pep Meetlng went somethlng l1ke th1s H anem ? ha ha h 'tl ? ha ha a ahem? ha ha ha ll ? you know? ha ha ha A ferenchko has the morn1ng after the ntght before effect she ptcked up her books and was ready to leave the room whtle students were sayrng the Lords Prayer numors are that L Peters IS gotng to wear 1-'ayamas on the Tr1 H1 Y Hay Rlde hood news for N Y A workers they recelve an tncrease tn pay Seen together qutte lately are G Oswald and D Ringer Shorthand class found qutte a few persons hrt by last n1ghts blackout The one hlt most was V Lavendosky who wrote her test the Lhlnese way lhey ll have to get an P B l man to solve the mystery of how the m1ss1ng dtary re appeared Puprls have surprtsed locker tnspectton lam SGSSIOH tn 102 Annabelle M furnrshes portable rad1o as Some more holtdays DECEMBER Why has Robert Scheck the names of 7 grrls on the back of h1s Engllsh fest paper Qurte a m1x up occurs Iohn Bankos goes huntrng for deer and catches dear Mr Boxtdar Puplls enJoy prev1ew of sentor class play lntroducrn Susan Last year rt was a bllzzard thts year 1t s the worst fog the east has had 1n years Mr Nevrns told th1s Joke to another sentor class Greece IS a slrppery natton Who can solve the mystery of Mr Nevlns mrssrng charr? Last year when another teach ers tray was m1ss1ng they blamed Sadler and Koch Could they be back of xt agarn? Mlss Gtbbert tells sen1ors about that frlthy f1lthy and she means f1lthy man on the bus Glona Vaughn g1ves a French lesson rn shorthand class Why does Anna Halcrn walt for thls week end lt must be that fellow agarnl Lherntstry class fumlgates butldtng w1th terrtble odor lmagtne E Nederostek bakmg Chrlstmas cookles result he doesnt know h1s lessons M Khne s dtmples cause down fall of Henry Ferrel rn C Law class Grrls tn 205 get Chrlstmas sp1r1t and serenade bu1ld1ng at drnner trme Marvelme B tnes to make a new door where the blackboard should be Two weeks Chrlstmas vacatton What a rehefll IANUARY Mr Wagaman s wltty remarks often break the monotony of English ltterature F1rst a1r ra1d dr1ll New sl1des arrrve to replace those few old fam1l1ar songs of last year Pup1ls have prctures taken for the newspaper The problem of why senlors leave school IS solved by Em1l Klrmeck who clalms lt IS due to that Frlday sess1on of cleantng typewrtters Robert S IS sportlng two new waves 1n hrs halr He must be hunt1ng for someone else A , , . . , ,a..., , ,h, . , , ,... . , , . T I I . . , . , . , - . , . DIARY A certarn senror boy rs askrng for safety prns An unusual occurrence Movre frlms dont arrrve on trme T Kobrnetz loves h1s Englrsh so much that he dreams about rt Amazrng Ieanne Frsher comes to school wrth two eyes open rnstead of the usual one More corn Mr Nevrns states that lreland rs the rrchest country rn the world because rts caprtal rs always Dublrn That fateful day for exemptrons has arrrved 2l 22 23 Tests A rumor One week from today there wrll be two hundred persons dyrng of an unknown cause Reason Puprls are sellrng doughnuts The defrnrtron of character rs grven by lean Frey rs I wasnt lookrng for rt Senror class meetrng accompanred by srngrng Mrle of Drmes dance L Thomas rs wastrng sugar he throws hrs candy rnto the waste basket FEBRUARY Olrve G rs caught talkrng several trmes rn P of D class That s bad Typrng students type therr extra work to the musrc of the Hut Sut Song That usual group of lunch strollers tl? S and R M D P and A Ml were absent Kathryn Frrtz the great chernrst does a strrp tease rn Chemrstry class Ol-ll no she only sprlled sodrurn hydroxrde on her skrrt Mr Wagaman keeps hrs Englsh class speechless wrth another ot hrs amazrng Jokes mates of Asylums are at that place because they are not qurte there School starts on War Trme Two of Whltehall s great basketball players arrrve on trme for school after spendrng the nrght rn a Stroudsburg hotel W Ernst hypnotrst entertarns puprls and teachers Harold Demkee does not respond to hypnotrst s power permanently Students rnspect new Vrctory Bus lt s amazrng' Wm Koschak rs sportrng a new green sweater Belreve rt or not' Movres arrrve on trrne lunrors have that certarn feelrng They try out for the Iunror Oratorrcal Contest Mr Wagarnan s favorrte Joke proves a backfrre when Margaret Bozrclar answers rn here because lm not qurte there Washrngton s brrthday rs celebrated Every school has off but Whrtehall All stars of the 1941 baseball season are shown rn movre Nrnth lnnrng What teacher almost gave a quarter to loseph Kocher tor wrrtrng a sales letter Alfred Koch stays for two law classes lt cant be for knowledge Glorra Oswald doesnt have to stt close to a certarn person but she lrkes rt MARCH Grrls gym classes need medrcal attentron therr hrps are drslocated from dorng the La Conga Teachers are puzzled they are wondernrg how they can eat therr grapefrurt wrth a table spoon The mystery of how a grrl can be extended rn mrd arr rs one of the features of the last lyceum prograrn V Newhart ards Natronal Defense by carryrng hrs own lunch rn the same paper bag for srx days The reason he couldnt use the bag longer was that the bottom fell out P Lukasavrtz gets a hot foot Senrors are rrnmune to bombs They farl to partrcrpate rn arr rard drrll Puprls ard Natronal Defense by grvrng up therr hoarded tablets Bernard Baader does rt agarn he arrrves sornetrrne durrng the second perrod Mrce create pamc rn Room 202 . ' A ' ' ' .: ln- Friday the l3th. Nothnig went wrong. . ' ' ' 1 - I III! 13 Section l wonders why M. Herb is not combing her hair today. wt-I il-'ZLL 6 Wh1teha11 heat1ng and vent11at1ng system 1S the top1c for loe Tomas1c s theme Pup11s are wear1ng Red Wh1te and Blue 1nstead of usual green for St Patnck s Day That usual group of ad hunters 1S tak1ng off Paul Konapelsky keeps up w1th the style by gettmg a m111tary ha1rCut Puptls on the1r guard today V Newhart and 1 P1sku1a br1ng the1r cand1d cameras Measles ep1dem1c spreads l1ke w1ld f1re even soph1st1cated sen1ors are v1ct1ms Wh1teha11 s baseball team IS the best ID the l.eh1gh Valley MISS Troxell has rnade qu1te a h1t w1th four sen1or boys they put on qu1te a performance on the stage S Walters and B The1ss seern qu1te 1nterested 1n each other lt s bad when you get caught chew1ng gum once 1n a perlod but when you get caught tw1ce that s worse Donald Walck 1S no longer attend1ng school to keep warm he s attendlng to graduate L11l1an Roth s W111Y remark to a case quest1on caused the students to roar APRIL Aprtl fools sen1ors Easter Vacat1on Peggy L1tka surpr1sed MISS Haupt by tak1ng gym pract1cally a whole month Charles Faust IS found s1tt1ng next to a freshman g1rl tn assembly It S SHOWIDQ aga1n EU111 Khmeck enterta1ns a Jelly bean dur1ng law class Harold Demkee must have had a bad week end he made up for h1s lost sleep IH Dot and lean Frey cont1nue to exchange hol1days The freshmen are st1ll gett1ng lost 1n the semor class Annual lumor Oratoncal Contest and successful soc1al classes G1r1s gym team proudly d1splays metals they brought home from Straudsburg Thts IS too rnuch fohn Bankos really answers a quest1on 1n C Law class Alfred Koch m1stak1ng1y d1splays a p1cture of h1s g1rl lnstead of h1s 11cense Bernard Baader def1nes day dram1ng as pract1cally sleep1ng Sen1ors wonder 1f they really need an lntell1gence test Poor Anna 1-1a1c1n1 She can t f1nd any boy fr1end so she s play1ng Wllh dolls aga1n Kathryn Fntz exh1b1ts her second vacc1nat1on Could she be start1ng school all over? Sprmg 1S here' French students enloy classes on the Annex lawn MAY Dame-1 Krysa st1ll hasnt gotten over the home run he h1t 1n Tuesday s game Boland H11bert cont1nues to come late every mormng Ererna W11traut and Lorratne Peters are chosen SGDIOT representatwes to the Tr1H1Y conference ID Harnsburg Sen1ors help type for sugar ratlonlng M Mat1ka and C Sh1mshy are st1ll 1nseparab1e Gym exh1b1t1on Students st1ll have effects of last nlght s hay r1de on Kresslers farm Commerc1a1 students are found sweat1ng these days trylng to make thelr speed ln typmq E Harmony 1S sav1ng those gray ha1r he got from worrylng about the class book Sen1ors Just love school now They have off most of the t1me for rat1on1ng Second pub11cat1on of the school paper goes to press Poor paper staff' Teachers are wonderlng who W111 be caught 1n the draft over the summer vacatlon At long last' SGHIOFS reach home stretch 20 21 22 Sen1or exam1nat1ons 5 Sentor Class Play Amenca FIIS1 Semor Farewell Dance Baccalaureate Servlce TUNE Commencement 15. T Ts TT T T T TT T T T T . 17. T T , T ,T , . T T . 18. 'T 'T ' T . 19. T T T T T . 20. T T . . . T T T T . 23. ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' . 24. T T T ' T . 25. T ' ' ' ' W ' a 26. . . T T T T . 7. T T T T , 20. T T , T T . 31. T T T T T . 2- . T . 9. T T T . 10. T T T T' T . 13. - ee 1 . ' . 14. T . T . 15. T T T T . 16. T T ' . 17. A. Tornastc, WhitehallTs former star, entertains French class. 20. T I ' . 21. ' ' ,A ' ' , . 22. T T T T T T T T T . 23. T TT T TT T T . 24. T T TT T 28. T . T T T T T T T . 29. T T T T T . T 30. T T . T . 4. T T T . 6. T T T . 8. T TT . 11. ' ' ' - 1 ' . 12. T T T T T T . 13. . ' ' ' ' . 14. T T . T T T . 15. T T . . 18. T T TT T TT T . 19. . T . 27. ' , TT T T 29. T . 31. T . 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' jj Mr. . , Mr. . . ' , Mr. . , Mr, , Mr. . IHHMIHS HHNK HI IHYPI EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA Cc1p1tc1I 3 50 OOO Surplu cmd Umdlvlded PTOIIIS IU3 OOO A ROLL OF HONOR BANK A OENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED OUR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR VALUABLES MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MOST COURTEQUS TREATMENT AND CAREPUL CONSIDERATION IJ I EDWIN IVIINNER I3es1de-nt HARRY R GRAIVIIVIES VIC9 PTGSICIQIII PRESTON W SMITH Cafsluer II Q ACCORDED ALL CUSTOMERS . ' -f--'-- r ' HPV ll 1' hull dfl9l3ltl0ll OUT TTIOIIO F H L K S MEAT MARKET HOKENDAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING bALES AND SERVICE STATICDN PONTIAC' in S AND 8 S WALNUT AND HOWERTOWN ROAD Telephou Gt: CATASAUQUA PEN NISYLVANIA Day cmd Nmht Fowmg Servmce EESEQQFJL COMPLIMENTS OF A SQ 'Clelfl Q 7161 CERTIFIED DRYCLEANING LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING IH? HHEN lHUNHHY x o f' , ze e.4 Lll A A C msvn nz ' ' MMAINTHINING onvcmunmc X ANMRD , Ginnrah Svtuhtn S9 TO THE CLASS OF 1942 ESTABLISHED 1922 ALLENTOWN -:- PENNSYLVANIA O as ll FREEMAN S MEUR B e s t T e LLENTOWN PENNSYLV NIA FIRE AUTOMOBILE GENERAL INSURANCE ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA n 0 B fy s t A -:- A O l I- A RESIDENT OF QUTH WHITEHALL I . CQMPLIMENTS zev er lawn ez B5 Lil DR TEEIERS ALLENTOWN S LEADING CLOTHIERS MENS YOUNG MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS DMARTLY STYLED CORRECTLY FITTED SENSIBLY PRILED CENTRE SQUARE N E CORNER OF 7 2 A I If I CU. , L, ' gqxn ' Hoch and Weswo halago GAS OIL REPAIRS OEEICIAI INSPECTION STATION A A A SERVICE WEIDENROEE ENGINE TUNE UP SERVICE Telephone Ccxtcrsouqucl 266 L CIVIPIIMENTS IIIzINI HARDWARF UI Y W g 5 i .1 ,B FULLERTON ------ PENNSYLVANIA OF 1 1 1 T W , A 7 0 KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY D1str1l:n11tors of STANDARD PRODUL TS OE AMERICA S EOREMOST MANUFACTURERS Re pre se11t111q the EIIIITG Range of Oual1t1es For IVERY REQUIREMENT OE THE MODERN SLHOOL ROOM Blagklnoard Acpessomes COIIIDOSIIIOYI Books lon IILILIIOII Paper Dr111k1111 Q ups Erasers Elaqs 1ks Note Books Paste L ad PQIICIIS Permholders Rulers Sweepma Q OIIIDOL1IId Tablets To1let Papers Paper Towels Waste Baskets 1 I We Also karry III Stopk 1 Complete l.,1Il9 ot MII TON BRADLEY LOMPANY S KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SUPPLIES 355-357 HAIVHLTON ST ALLENTOWN PENNA ? 'Q' ' Y ' , ' l ' of S A -I - Drawing Paper Practice Papers . . L 3 1 Y N V I I I1 ' ' , , ,E 1 ' 'f A Q , I ' 1 - Smaqm DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY FINE ARTS 1015 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN PENNA Co nplelte Lme of CI-IGGL IEWELRY RINCS KEYS PINS NGVELTIE HAIVIILTGN ELCIN AND GRUEN WATCHES PERFECT DIAMONDS ENGAGEMENT RINGS AT IVIGDERATE PRICES Where Sllver and Gold Are Fcnrly Sold LEHIGH VALLEYS LEADING SPORT SHOP HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT WITWER JONES CO 913 HAMILTON ST ALLENTOWN PA PHONE 2 2780 Two Doors Above P P I Q 1 Jn, ' S , - J - - - S - 1 7 ' s. I 0 I I n - ',..cSfL M F W WINT COMPANY LTD MANUIAL TURLRS OF AND DEALERS IN LUMBER COAL WCCD ci. CCNTRACTCR S SUPPLIES CEDAR CI-TESTS AND WARDROBES DOORS SASHES RLINDS SI-IUTTERS SCROLL WQRK MQULDINGS BRACKETS WINDQW AND DOQR FRAMES Dry KIIII CQIDCICIIY I75 O00 Peet CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA C C SCHNELLER SHEET METAL WORKS DEAI ER IN HARDWARE MECHANICS AND MANUAL TRAINING TOCT S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HOUSE FURNISHINGS The Whui Not Center For Glfts Prlzes and Favors 519 FRONT STREET CATASAUQUA PENNA l D , . All K' d IT' Ter Cut To Order to IUO Feet 0 D . P A I N T 323 B5-?5I?T?i32NSiTWi1'ZPN?Ef Deterloratlon and decay vt 1lI beat a hasty retreat when you cover your home tmmde and outa wxth quallty long lastmg BREINIG S ALLENTOWN PAINT Bemdes glvmg your home new beauty pamt IS sour guarantee of DYOLQCLIOH agamst depreclatxon Why Allcntoxxn P nnts and m'1ke Qure your home will Qtand the teQt of tlme BREINIGS ALLENTOWN PAINTS NIAGARA WALLPAPER DIAL 4078 BREINIGS COLCR BAR KENNETH FELTY Manager 117 N SEVENTH ST ALLENTOWN PA THE ALLENTOWN PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY CQMPUMENTS al! cnllown cu 'c Incop at not iplhnvyvto hatveq yourhhome. painted- sooh with quaIity YBreinig!i . . U OP X . 01 r o r e a' I3I'11IadeIph1a P Baltlmore Md C1nc1nnat1 Ohlo I-Iarrlsburq P SCIENTIFIC PEST CONTROL D M WIESEN Manager ALLENTOWN DISTRICT POTTSTOWN READING I-IAZLETON POTTSVILLE BLOOMSBURG WIIITIIHQIOU Del Trenton N I Atlanta Ga Macon G COMPLIMENTS OF EGYPT BQKERY BUILDERS OF GOOD WILL AND SELLERS OF QUALITY EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA V06 E L - R ITT, I nu. CIRCLE SYSTEM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CLEANERS AND RECONDITIONERS tLLtLlc'vt I Z f6At'ZldfLOH l ALLENTUWN BUSINESS CULLEGE 920 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOVIN PA Make this school vom' cholcg VVITCILIH prnparatl n fol C1v11 Service or C1v111an War Service DOSIUOHS IS made 111 the shortest posslble uma consxstc-nt wlth thorough trim ng and at the least posqlble expense WRITE FOR CATALOGUE OUTLINING ALL COURSES U EELIV. ' f L' A8 f ,I of C.jlfc't'J.!0lll for WAICA DMZ' c:?d!ABZ'.4 :?0llf,A.! V HUDSCO CLEANERS ALL WORK INSURED AND GUARANTEED AI I ENTOWN PA C ATASAUQUA PA ALLENTOWN! P 1 5988 9906 MOYERS MARKET QUALITY MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES AND SEAFOODS PHONE No tha npton 418 COPLAY PENNSYLVANIA RALSTONS FLOWERS CRay Belle Florlstl HELFRICI-I SPRINGS ALTON PARK Tel 35173 Tel 22143 GASTONW TAVERN WHERE P0013 IS FOUND AT ITS BEST NOTED FOR MIXED DRINKS Phone Catclscu qua 9002 HOKENDAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA . , ', . T ' , . I I , .A . 328 Ridge Avenue 730 Second Street 845 Tilghman Street Phone Phone 59 Phone 7 2 I 1 O 2 1 QUALITY BAKED GOODS SLICED ROLLS FRESH WHOLESOME BREAD BAKED DAILY All Varretxes to Please Every Palate COPLAY BAKERY 21 SOUTH SECOND STREET Blrthday and Weddma Cakes a Speclalty EDGARE KNERR KREIDERSVILLE NORTHAMPTON R 2 PHONE 7101 WAGONS HARNESS and FARM IMPLEMENTS New Idea Manure Spreaders and R1ce Elevator Potato Dxqqers My SDGCIGIIY Full Lrne Earrnall Tractors Also Tractor and Horse Drawn Tools SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 42 Extended from the Management of the RITZ THEATRE D1rect1on R A Maqazzu Manager Andrew Maqazzu A COMPLIMENTS OF MR JOHN OSWALD CEMETERY MEMORIALS O n 1 0 1 DOUGHERTY NASH SALES Inspectlon Statlon Expert Repalrmg NEW AND USED CARS LEHIGH STREET HOKENDAUQUA PA Pho e Ccxtcxscxuq CI II8 LOUIS KORNFEIND DEALER IN FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS GROCERIES JOHN REPKO SERVICE STATION LANDY CIGARS CIC-ARETTES AND SOFT DRINKS 803 LEHIGH STREET HOKENDAUQUA. PENNA. WILLIAM FISHER 81 SON DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE HOKENDAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA I'1 I LI NORTHAMPTON ----- PENNSYLVANIA l COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHAMPTON SANITARY DAIRY QUALITY PASTEURIZED IMILK PHONE 525 NORTHAMPTON PENNA COMPLIMENTS M 81 N MEDICINE COMPANY THE CEMENT NATIONAL BANK SIEGFRIED NORTHAMPTON PA EXECUTOR ADMINISTRATOR TRUSTEE GUARDIAN POUNDED 1906 PHONE 2 I8 FOR GRADLATION GET YOURSELF A ROSE GOLD 15 IEWELED ELGIN Your Moneys Worth S24 75 Also cz Symbol of Love JOHN STANGL Headquarters For EIq1r1 Watches 1344 NEWPORT AVENUE NORTHAMPTON PA OF J OF Auiharized to ACT as , , LOMPLTMENTS MILLER STORES H A MILLER 6. SONS NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA NORTHAMPTON HOME FURNISHERS EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 18521854 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA VARSITY N S WLNTL CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA AL DELUCIA Dlstnbutor of Wlse Potato Chxps and Pure Egg Noodles Telop hom 2811 CEMEN TON PENNSYLVANIA ,N . A . . g l ' ll ll . . , A -'- . . ,7 , C -'- . YARD Errst Street Phone 2442 OEEICE Second Street JOHN L ROTH BEST LET-IICH OLD CCMPANY S cmd IEDDQ CCAL GCOD CLEAN CQAI WHITEHALL CEMENT CEMENTON PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL HOTEL IQSEPH GAVALLA Prop DINNERS LUNCIIEC DIAL 2936 CEMENTON PENNSYLVANIA THE DISPATCH PRINTERY P R I N T I N G IN ALL ITS BRANCHES CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA A L B E R T L H E L D REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC GENERAL INSURANCE Eh rw Coiosouqrlo 5X7 728 PARK AVENUE FULLERTON. PENNA BEER LIQUOE -PM WINE E GEORGE H HARDNER CORPORATION GENERAL CONTRACTORS C E ROTH COSTUMER TUXEDo SUITS Fon SALE AND HIRE COSTUMES WIGS KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHING Telephone 2 9452 206 8 NOTH TENTH ST ALLENTOWN PENNA THE CONTINENTAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB INC For Real Service Ioln Contlnental 214 NORTH SIXTH ST ALLENTOWN PENNA T l pho e 39864 HAROLD R STOUDT ATLANTIC AUTHORIZED DEALER SEVENTH STREET PIKE ALLENTOWN PENNA. Weddings a Specialty School Plays Professional Make-up e e n - - PHONE 3 QQ68 SPRUCF INN WII LIAM I C ESC HWINIJT I1 1 RQQMS AND MEALS BEERS WINE LIQUORS 061 NORTH SIXTH ST ALLENTOWN PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY HOTEL JOHN BEDNARCIK Proprletor PHQNE 2666 CEMENTON PENNSYLVANIA MILLERS TEXAE 0 SERVICE KFNNFTH INIILI FR P1 I I Goodrlch Txres Battenes and Accessones MAIN STREET CEMENTON TeIephone 610 R A SMITH IVIILLING COMPANY RASONS FLOUR AND FEEDS Foot of East 21st Street Northampton Pennsylvamcx J I f..1'T , oJ. 1 . 4 . , .- , 7 1 4 . 4 J , . 4 , 'O JI'i0 or vl I 1 . I - ' - I HOWERTOWN FARMS DAIRY VITAMIN D MILK MILK CREAM BUTTERMILK Perfectly Pasteur ed Bottled fl the Country MANUFACTURERS OF CHEESE NORTHAMPTON ROUTE NO Z TFI EPHONE 2222 ROTH BROTHERS HOME FURNISHERS RANGES HEATERS 1702 1706 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON PENNA COMPLIMENTS LERNERS DEPARTMENT STORE NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE SAVOY THEATRE Telephone 122 CATASAUQUA : PENNSYLVANIA iz 'W i N 'thampton 644 - TELEPHONES -- Allcntowx 2-4181 OF 7 COMPLIMLNTS Svrhmlrr ifunmll Bums NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA MAUSER MILL COMPANY MAUSERS BEST AND BANNER FLOUR EXTRA FANCY I-AIRY KIST CAKE FLOUR PHONE 6 NORTHAMPTON PENNA COMPLIMENTS THE ROXY THEATRE LAUREL HOTEL AND HABERERN MOTOR COMPANY OF 0 1 W POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS - 2 12 . OF BILL SAGE, Manager MICHAEL W, HABERERN, Prop. MEIXELLS DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE PRESCRIPTIONS CHEMICALS BIOLOGICALS NORTHAMPTON On The Leh1gh PENNSYLVANIA NEDDING BOUQUETS CORSAGES ELO NERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEISER FLOWER SHOP 814 THIRD STREET FULLERTON PA Telephone Catasauqua 680 COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO Bottlers of Royal Crown Cola Par T Pak Nehl Beverages R 2848 TELEPHGNES 8447 DAILY AND SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES JP VAUGHN 7 ,, K f, POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS AL PALMER HAMBURGER KING THIRD STREET FULLERTON PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF TERRY S TAVERN RUSSEL A BERGENYTOCK 0 OUR SPECIALTY GREEN GOODS AND FRESH FRUITS ZOLLINGER HARNED COMPANY ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA THE DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE HEART or EVERYTHING 0 5 , Pro . DINE AND DANCE ON EGYPT -CEMENTON HIGHWAY f' 4 L PHONES 9685 9686 9687 NEW YORK FLORAL COMPANY S PHILLIPS P p t AITISTIC Decoratlons For All Occcxslons 906912 HAMILTON ST ALLENTOWN PENNA BOOKS AND STATIONERY 38 NORTH SEVENTH ST ALLENTOWN PENNA TELEPHONE 6704 ALLENTOWN SPORTING GOODS CO LEHIGH VALLEYS EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE OUTFITTERS FOR SCHOOLS COLLEGES CLUBS 539 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN PA CHARLES C VOCT DIAMOND ENGAGEMENTS RINGS W A T C H E S azs HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN PA. 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S. . , ro . PHONE NORTHAMPTON 7154 J W PETERS COMPANY GENERAL STORE The Home of Sahsiachon and Service EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA THEODORE F EBERHARDT Sales DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Servlce AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES MAIN STREET EGYPT PENNA CLARENCE W GRAMMES RADIO REPAIR SERVICE SYLVANIA TUBES PHONE NORTHAMPTON 7241 ROOSEVELT STREET EGYPT PENNA BUILDER EGYPT PHONE NORTHAMPTON DJ HOFF AN BUILDER CONTRACTOR OF FINE HOMES REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY FREE PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED PENNSYLVANIA I l1 1 I I I , FO . C PHONE: NORTHAMPTON - 7136 l 133 I - 320 . . M : IELEPHONE 2540 HAROLD E PETERS House Furnlshlngs and Floor Covermgs KELVINATORS ELECTRIC RANGES RADIOS WASHERS BOT L GAS sTOvEs EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA RADIO BROTHERS SERVICENT ER VERIFIED ESSO LUBRICATION TIRES BATTERIES PHONE NORTHAMPTON 7203 PRESTON DECH ICE CREAM CANDY SODAS MAIN STREET EGYPT PENNA DISTRIBUTOR FREIHOFERS PERFECT BREAD JOE GEORGE BAKER PHONE NORTHAMPTON 7115 EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA ORMROD ------- PENNSYLVANIA 0 ? 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