Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)
- Class of 1945
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V ill- -vw.-MQW I. onten ts WI ADMINISTRATION -5 SENIORS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS REMINISCENCES ADVERTISEMENTS +, 1 f. I , Qeoccotzon . . With earnest assurances that education in all man- ners and forms will play an important part in the future of our nation, We, the Class, of 1945, dedicate this book to those who will promote post-War educa- tion. We have not only the unborn generations to consider in post-War education, but alsathe return- ing men and women who have so freely and un- selfishly given of their time to preserve our freedom and the rights and privileges which we as a demo- cracy are so fortunate to possess. f W2 r gf 'I-6' HK sea o if 1' x H m A Oxyczlministration , 7 uperzntencfent 5 Message BON VOYAGE! Members of the Class of 1945: You are the hope for a better World and a better America. You have lived in an age that has known the blood, the sweat, and the tears, that have fought the battles to preserve and improve our Arner- ican way of lite. Hold high the torch of progress,-the onward Way to civilization. Sincerely yours, CLARENCE M. GOCKLEY C. M. GOCKLEY Superintendent of Schools Harold Peters, Alfred Balliet, Raymond Lazarus, Leon Nickel, Charles Snyder, Robert Steckel, Roy Berger oarcf of cfucation The Class of l945 Wishes to express its appreciation to these men Who regulate the funds and who contribute so unselfishly of their time to the needs of our school. We realize that without their planning and supervision our educa- tional system would not be successful. They are, indeed, the backbone ot our American Way of liiey therefore, the Class of l945 silently salutes them. President ----- Alfred P. Balliet Secretary - - - - Roy O. Borger Vice-President - Raymond M. Lazarus Treasurer - - - - Charles Snyder ' 1 4 HARRY P. GRAMMES Principal , , 1 l'll7ClfDC1!S 655036 To the Graduates ot 1945: 4 You, as members of the Class of l945 of Whitehall High School, have now completed your high school course. As Education is a life's Work, not a destination, you have reached a milestone along the road of your educational progress. , W'hether you enter a college for advanced education or join the army of civilian Workers, you will and must, of necessity, have an open mind towards more education which is knowledge. l am sure l express the Wish of each memloer of the faculty of our high school by Wishing each of you God-speed in your aims toward a life of civic usefulness, Christian service, and faithful performance of your duties toward God and man. HARRY P. GRAMMES, Principal 1 j .. , .. ,,,..,.,-,-TWG. --.. V---W ----1 ARTHUR R. EBERHART A JOSEPH FORAN U. S. Coast Guard U. S. Army H. GORDON CRAIG U. S. Marine Corps Awvenzfners of Facufty in Service EDWIN M. FAUST U' S. A ROY R, BORGER rmy U. S. Army ra f ff H f A AZ,-.,' 'M .A !5.WY-ggbird K i vnvrwdb-A-J ........ ELMA M. HAUPT PAUL R. GRAMMES ROBERT J. STECKEL WAVES U. S. Navy U.S. Navy N JUNE A. BATEMAN JOHN A- WHEELER WACS U. S. Army-Discharged 1 A EDGAR D. STECKEL GEORGE D. STECKEL U. S. Army U. S. Navy DALLAS N. SEMMEL CIARRIE L. SCHADLER ALTON F. WAGAMAN Vice Principal Home Economics, English English, Latin ' 1 V I MARIE E. GIBBERT ELIZABETH H. SCHAADT Shorthand, Typing Supervisor of Music, French l SAMUEL L, NEVINS JOHN A. WHEELER ROWLAND W. SNYDER Physical Education, History, Health History, English Bookkeeping, Commercial . , Y FRANCES E. OSWALD Librarian, English Geography, Law JEAN I. TROXELL Vocational, Home Economics nf' ' JEAN WERLEY MARJORIE LAZARUS ESTHER C. FREY Typing, English, Mathematics Sciences GUidH1'1C'i' DiI'eC'CC1' ,f,w-,...iv...1-..T...Y -..Q ,,.- ' LEWIS M. HoWE1.Ls RALPH D. KOHLER Civics, Music German ... .1 HUGH R. BENNICK English I 1 1 ,,,-. ..-,,. I f .-. ,.. .A NNE M. MCGONIGLE W. N. J. WIEAND Health, Physical Education Industrial Arts English WILLIAM PIFF . ALFR . T REV . ED MER Z Football and Basketball. Coach Blology, H1StOIy ...... ...--- ...- 1-.- ,--. ...,.- .-..: ..,1 2' ,-...Z .-...- ,......, -19- -..- ....... 1-...Z .-1. --. -T.. -1 -Q.. lf 3.- .-.- -1... 1? 1- 1.-1 Q-i -41- -pi ...vi J' . P tx i 'nm , 1 . , 1 , V I1 , 5 3112!-flll I K 'I-HW 4 ' w dw' f 1 Z f I . H - 1 'H iff? W 1' ag , . WI fffff, f ufnlffjffimw Z e' . 3 'w i 2: M Z Z E W XXX g ff Him! 1 Inf f mme-z 5 lfifxiuwiilslr ' 1' I f Ei' .,:- .., 1 .. , ...4-. ,.. --. A- poo-zz U1 H OU! Ml li l Lnm:n0302'u J -.. 5.1 ima ' N., s.. Ill mmnq ei if , I X W K mi X15 , , umggsjl, ll ls. 1 Z - - :eng CLASSES EL-ir: ....-.. ....... zzz., .......... 2 0 .....-- Q- - .....-- 4, ' ' j, ' A -W' f J ll ' A . T- f sl f' .. ' - I gflil!Ili?il!l 1 iirunau MILDRED I. ADAMS Cementon Milly Commercial Birthplace: Farmington, Pa. Birthdate: June ll, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: considerate: studi- ous: dependable. Hobbies: Souvenir and stamp-collecting. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: National Honor Society 43-43: Gym Exhibition 423. ALBERT A. ANDUSH Hokendauqua General Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: February 3, 1927. Characteristics: Honest: studious: cheerful. Hobbies: Drawing, collecting jokes, and swim- ming. Ambition: Cartoonist. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites 42-3-43: Art Club 443: Oratorical Speaker 4333 Whitehall An- nual 443: Dramatic Club 443: Senior Class Play 443. Mildred I. Adams Miriam Adams Albert A. Andush James D. Ball MIRIAM ADAMS Cementon Mim Commercial Birthplace: Farmington, Pa. Birthdate: June ll, 1927. Characteristics: Kind: considerate: generous: agreeable: trustworthy: sympathetic. Hobbies: Corresponding, stamp-collecting, war news scrap book, movies, and bicycle- riding. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Whitehall Annual 443: National Honor Society 43-43. IAMES D. BALL Stiles Senator General Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Birthdate: January 1, 1928. Characteristics: Honest: cheerful: friendly. Hobbies: Art, hunting, and fishing. Ambition: Designer. Activities: Whitehall Annual 443: Whitehall Hi- Lites 423: Art Club 433. DOLORES E. BALLAS Allentown Reds Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: July 4, 1927. Characteristics: Energetic: sociableg gay. Hobbies: Collecting photographs, swimming, and dancing. Ambition: Clerical Work. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 63-433 Whitehall Annual 643: National Honor Society 643. DALE E. BARTHOLOMEW West Catasauqua BOW'-fy Industrial Arts Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: June 3, 1927. Characteristics: Quiet: helpful: bashful. Hobbies: Basketball, football, baseball, and printing. , ' Ambition: Printer. Activities: Football 62-3-43: Varsity Club 63-43. Dolores E. Ballas Hannah Louise Balliet Dale E. Bartholomew Norma Vivian Bartholomew es I-IANNAI-I LOUISE BALLIET Egypt Bal1iet College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: April 10, 1927. Characteristics: Studious: talkative: cheerful: witty: thoughtful: understanding. Hobbies: Singing, swimming, ice-skating, hunt- ing, fishing, and dancing. Ambition: Vocalist. ,. Activities: A Capella Choir 633: Class Officer 62-3-43: Glee Club 62-3-43: Gym Exhibition 61-23: Operetta 63-43: Whitehall Annual 643: Dramatic Club 643. NORMA VIVIAN BARTHOLOMEW Fullerton Bart College Preparatory Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa, Birthdate: November 22, 1926. Characteristics: Witty: good-naturedg ambitious. Hobbies: Letter-writing, dancing, horseback riding, and swimming. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Activities: Cheerleading 61-2-3-43: Class Officer 62-3-43: Whitehall Annual 643g Gym Team 61-2-3-43: Dramatic Club 6433 Senior Class Play 643: National Honor Society 643. DORIS IEAN BARTON Egypt DUTY Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Birthdate: December 29, 1925. Characteristics: Friendly: considerateg loyal: kind. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, and movies. Ambition: Stenographer. . .Activitiesr Orchestra 1155 Gym Exhibition 123: Tri-Hi-Y 13-43: Whitehall Annual 143. EVELYN BENNINGER Stiles 'Stiles Commercial Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Birthdate: June 5, 1927. Characteristics: Good-natured: thoughtful: friendly. Hobbies: Reading, movies, and letter-writing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Whitehall Annual 145: National Honor Society 143. RICHARD L. BATEMAN Fullerton Dick College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: June 9, 1927. Characteristics: Quiet: fun-loving: friendly: in- dustrious. Hobbies: Bowling and playing cards. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Football Manager 12-3-45: Hi-Y 143: Glee Club 135: Debate Club 1455 Varsity Club 13-43: Whitehall Annual 1455 A.S.A.M. 12-3-43. GLADYS L. BERGENSTOCK West Catasauqua. Bergie College Preparatory Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: April 28, 1927. Characteristics: Talkativeg friendly: humorous: cheerful. Hobbies: Sewing, swimming, and dancing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Gym Exhibition 11-2-43: Cheerlead- ing 133: Operetta 139: Tri-Hi-Y 13-45: Band 11-253 Glee Club 11-2-33: Dramatic Club 143: Senior Class Play 149. Doris Jean Barton Richard L. Bateman Evelyn Benninger Gladys L. Bergenstock I i 1 Jean A. Berlew Dorothy M. Bertsch Helen Bobersky Grace M. Bower JEAN A. BERLEW Mickleys Berlew Commercial Birthplace: Trucksville, Pa. Birthdate: November l, 1926. Characteristics: Pleasant: friendly: humorous: sport-loving. Hobbies: Saving picture postcards, ice-skating, and basketball. Ambition: Office Work. HELEN BOBERSKY Egypt 'Helen' Home Economics Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: December 6, 1926. Characteristics: Friendly: studiousg cheerful. Hobbies: Swimming, sewing, and skating. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Home Economics Club C2-49. 1 1 N 3 DOROTHY M. BERTSCH Mickleys Bertschie', Commercial Birthplace: Mickleys, Pa. Birthdate: December 29, 1927. . Characteristics: Humorous: sociable: cheerful. Hobbies: Bowling, ice-skating, and basketball. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Gym Exhibition Cl-23. GRACE M. BOWER Fullerton Grace College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: January 31, 1928. Characteristics: Intelligent: capable: witty: friendly. Hobbies: Reading, drawing, and music. Ambition: Social Studies Teacher. . Activities: Glee Club K3-433 Dramatic Club 143: A.S.A,M. C2-3-45: Whitehall Annual C435 A capella Choir 435: Operetta 133: National Honor Society 645. STERLING H. BROWN North Catasauqua Sterling H. Brown Paul C. Butz Kathryn Elizabeth Case Mae M. Cogossi PAUL C. BUTZ Allentown 'Brownie Industrial Arts Butzie College Preparatory Birthplace: Emmaus, Pa. Birthdate: June 22, 1927. Characteristics: Quiet: sober. Hobbies: Fishing and golf. Ambition: Aviation Mechanic. Activities: Hi-Y C2-3-49. KATHRYN ELIZABETH CASE North Catasauqua. Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: June 1, 1927. Characteristics: Intelligent: witty: dependable: studiousg considerate. Hobbies: Hunting, bowling, and baseball. Ambition: Draftsman. Activities: Band Cl-2-33: Orchestra Cl-25: Hi- Y C3-49: Oratorical Speaker 639: Dramatic Club CLD: Senior Class Play 445. MAE M. COGOSSI Cementon Casey Commercial Cogossi Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: February 22, 1928. Characteristics: Friendly: cheerful: trust- worthy: energetic. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, and bowling. Ambition: Stenographer. Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: May 13, 1927. Characteristics: Gay: cheerful: capable. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, and collecting photographs. Ambition: WAVES. BETTY IANE CORBELL Fullerton 'B9tSY Commercial Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: July 31, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful, sociable-3 quiet. Hobbies: Dancing and stamp-collecting. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Whitehall Annual 645. ALLEN I. DANGLER Fullerton Nipn College Preparatory Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: September 25, 1927. Characteristics: Witty, dependable, athletic: considerate. Hobbies: Bowling, baseball, and football. Ambition: School Teacher. Activities: Football C3-45: Varsity Club UD: Band C1-2-3-435 Orchestra C1-29: Glee Club 63D: A.S.A.M. C2-3-453 Operetta 643. PAYE C. CRESSMAN Fullerton Cressman', Comrnercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Birthdate: May 28, 1927. Characteristics: Talkative: mischievous: cheer- ful. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, cheerleading, and corresponding. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Gym Team C1-2-3-433 Cheerleading C2-3-49: Dramatic Club C435 Gym Exhibition C1-2-3-45. DANIEL IOSEPH DANKO North Catasauqua Primo General Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: February 16, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: cheerful: witty. Hobbies: Sports and dancing. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Football K2-3-435 Basketball C2-45. . ..,. ..,,,-1 Betty Jane Correll Faye C. Cressman Allen J. Dangler Daniel Joseph Danko A L f, W, 3 if, .Y ROBERT WILLIAM DAVIES West Catasauqua Sox College Preparatory Birthplace: East Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: March 4, 1927. Characteristics: Trustworthy: friendly: talka- tive: sincere: mischievous. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, ice-skating, bowling, and skiing. Ambition: Engineering. Activities: Student Council 13-43: Glee Club 133: Senior Class Play 143: Hi-Y 12-3-43: A.S.A.M. 12-33: Whitehall Annual 143: Debate Club 123: Dramatic Club 143: Operetta 143. WILLIAM IAMES DIEFENDERFER North Catasauqua Dutch Commercial Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: August 27, 1923. Characteristics: Friendly: studious: helpful: de- tcrmincd. Hobbies: Photography, printing, and engraving. Ambition: Radio. Activities: Hi-Y 13-43. IOYCE L. DEWALT West Catasauqua Joy General Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: October 16, 1927. Characteristics: Conscientious: friendly: witty. Hobbies: Bicycling, reading, and sports. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites 11-23: National Honor Society 143. LEONARD F. DOPSOVIC North Catasauqua Mutt Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: April 10, 1927. Characteristics: Kind: friendly: joyful. Hobbies: Swimming and skating. Ambition: Navy. Robert William Davies Joyce L. DeWalt William James Diefenderfer Leonard F. Dopsovic Loretta Jean Dreisbach Eleanor Rose Eberhardt Donald T. Engler Walter John Ernst LORETTA IEAN DREISBACH Hokendauqua. Lettyu Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: February 11, 1926. Characteristics: Kind-hearted: cooperativeg helpful. Hobbies: Reading and collecting pennies. Ambition: Musical Career. Activities: Orchestra C293 Glee Club C1-23. DONALD T. ENGLER North Catasauqua 'Don College Preparatory Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: July 4, 1927. Characteristics: Quietg studious: dependable. Hobbies: Basketball. Ambition: Chemist's Assistant. Activities: Hi-Y 63-45. ' ELEANOR ROSE EBERHARDT Egypt Shorty,' Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: September 29, 1927. Characteristics: Pleasant: cute: friendly: sincere Hobbies: Swimming, corresponding, and danc- ing. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Whitehall Annual C433 Gym Exhibi- tion 423. WALTER IOHN ERNST Fullerton Ernstie'y Industrial Arts Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: December 11, 1927, Characteristics: Fun-loving: mischievous. Hobbies: Sports and bowling. Ambition: Merchant Marine. LA RUE S. EVANS Fullerton Evans College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: July 29, 1927, Characteristics: Mischievousg humorous: friend- ly. Hobbies: Ice-skating, dancing, and swimming. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Glee Club il-2-39: Band fl-235 Orchestra Cl-2-395 Gym Team C1-23: Operetta 433. JOYCE EILEEN FREY - Fullerton Frey Commercial Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: December 9, 1927. Characteristics: Energetic: friendly: sociable: pleasant. Hobbies: Roller-skating and dancing. Ambition: Marines. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 43-433 Student Council t3-43. LaRue S. Evans Dorothy D. Fedor Joyce Eileen Frey Joseph J. Gebhard DOROTHY D. FEDOR Ccmenton Blondie Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: December 2, 1927. Characteristics: Capable: cheerful: friendly. Hobbies: Postcard collecting and dancing. Ambition: Clerical Work. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y C3-435 Whitehall Annual 149. JOSEPH I. GEBHARD Fullerton Geb College Preparatory Birthplace: Wilson Boro, Pa. Birthdate: March 8, 1927. Characteristics: Athletic: witty: friendly: man- nerly. Hobbies: Bowling and pinochle. Ambition: Naval Enlistee. Activities: Football K1-2-3-45: Basketball 61-2- 3-4Jg Baseball C1-2-3-43: Varsity Club 62-3- 455 Whitehall Annual 143. TEAN C. GRIFFITH Fullerton Griff Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Birthdate: June 25, 1927. Characteristics: Talkativeg cheerful: mischiev- ous: witty. Hobbies: Dancing and ice-skating. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Gym leam Cl-2-35: Glee Club 613. WILLIAM SAMUEL HABERERN Cementon Bill College Preparatory Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: March 6, 1927. Characteristics: Courteousg quiet: considerate: amiableg helpful. Hobbies: Sports and movies. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Football C1-2-35: Varsity Club K3-45: Hi-Y K2-335 Glee Club 633. Jean C. Griffith , Hilda. Helen Groller William Samuel Haberern Warren Hahn HILDA HELEN GROLLER Egypt Groller Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: February 13, 1927. Characteristics: Humorous: determinedg sin- cereg friendly. Hobbies: Singing, dancing, and letter-writing. Ambition: Singer. Activities: Dramatic Club 445: Gym Exhibition Cll. WARREN HAHN West Catasauqua Boomer General Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: November 5, 1927. Characteristics: Quietg honestg friendly. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and swimming. Ambition: Machinist. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites CD. HELEN EMMA HALCIN Cementon Halcin Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: December 28, 1927. Characteristics: Ambitious: serious: sociable: dependable. Hobbies: Reading and letter-writing Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Glee Club KID: Dramatic Club 145: Whitehall Hi-Lites 443: Gym Exhibition C13 MARGARET MARY HARAKAL Hokendauqua Marge Commercial Birthplace: Holcendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: July 17, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: cheerful: dependable. Hobbies: Reading and dancing. Ambition: Secretary. , 'l Ace Heil C ANDREW S. HARAKAL Hokendauqua Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: November 29, 1927. Characteristics: Honest: cheerful: pleasant: friendly. Hobbies: Bowling, athletics, and swimming. Ambition: Rancher. Activities: Football tl-23: Basketball Cl-2-3-45: Baseball C1-2-3-47: Varsity Club C2-3-455 Class Officer tl-29. SHIRLEY IEANNE HEFFELFINGER West Catasauqua ommercial Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: October 24, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: pleasant: quiet: de- pendable. Hobbies: Roller-skating and dancing. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 63-45. Helen Emma Halcin Andrew S. Ilarakal Margaret Mary Harakal Shirley Jeanne I-Ieifelfinger r Joan E. Herman Erna Renae Hoffman Lorin Alvin Hoffman Florence Horton IOAN E. HERMAN Fullerton Jo General Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Birthdate: April 19, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: talkative: jovial. Hobbies: Horseback-riding, swimming, and sewing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: A.S.A.M. C2-3-45: Gym Exhibition fl-3-43: Senior Class Play 641: Dramatic Club i473 Whitehall Annual 145: Whitehall Hi-Lites C3-45. LORIN ALVIN HOFFMAN Egypt Lefty College Preparatory Fl Birthplace: Laurys, Pa. Birthdate: September 24, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: ambitious: depend- able. Hobbies: Bowling, music, sports, and cards. Ambition: Music Teacher. Activities: Hi-Y C455 Band 643. l ERNA RENAE HOFFMAN Egypt Hoff College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: April 9, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: studiousg courteous: friendly. Hobbies: Music, ice-skating, swimming, tennis, and dancing. Ambition: Navy Nurse. Activities: A capella Choir 639: Glee Club K2- 3-4J: Band C1-25: Orchestra 41-23: Operetta K3-43: Gym Exhibition fl-25: Tri-Hi-Y K3- 4J: Dramatic Club C495 Debate Club fl-25: Whitehall Annual 445. FLORENCE HORTON North Catasauqua 0ssie 4 College Preparatory Birthplace: New York City, N. Y, Birthdate: November 6, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: optimistic: wonder ful personality: helpful. Hobbies: Singing, swimming, and dancing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Operetta Q3-49: Glee Club f3-45 Gym Exhibition 625: Debate Club 43-47 1 A Capella Choir C335 Oratorical Speaker Gill MIRIAM G. HOWELLS Fullerton Miriam G. Howells Betty Jane Huber Mary Dorothy Hutnick Irene V. Johnson BETTY I ANE HUBER Fullerton 'Mim Commercial Betts Home Economics Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Birthdate: March 16, 1927. Characteristics: Gay: cheerful: kind. Hobbies: Skating and dancing. Ambition: Air Stewardess. MARY DOROTHY HUTNICK C ementon Birthplace: Pen Argyl, Pa. Birthdate: August 22, 1926. Characteristics: Cheerful: kind: helpful. Hobbies: Music, sewing, and dancing. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Home Economics Club C2-35: Orch- estra il-2Jg Band fl-25. IRENE V. I OHNSON Fullerton Smiles Commercial Johnnie Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: December 13, 1926. Characteristics: Capable: determined: cheerful. Hobbies: Reading, Crocheting, and music. Ambition: Stenographer. Birthplace: Elizabeth, N. J. Birthdate: November 29, 1927. Characteristics: Happy-go-lucky: industrious: capable: trustworthy. Hobbies: Swimming and dancing. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Dramatic Club C435 Whitehall Hi- Lites 647. HARRY EDGAR KEIPER Fullerton ROBERT W. KENNEDY North Catasauqua Harrie General Bob Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa. Birthdate: January 3, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: jolly: active. Hobbies: Cartooning and bowling. Ambition: Cartoonist. Activities: Art Club C435 Senior Class Play 443: Oratorical Prize Speaker C333 Whitehall Hi-Lites 143. PAUL HERBERT KINGCAID Cementon Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: October 19, 1926. Characteristics: Friendly: generous: courteous. Hobby: Working at Catasauqua Weaving Co. Ambition: Army Air Coorps. Activities: Football C335 Varsity Club 133. MARGARET E. KLINGER North Catasauqua Flab General ' Nookeru Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: October 23, 1927. Characteristics: Dependable: quiet: friendly. Hobbies: Basketball and bowling. Ambition: Naval Enlistee. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites C43 5 Art Club 643. Harry Edgar Keiper Robert W. Kennedy Paul Herbert Kingcaid Margaret E. Klinger 'ma- Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: June 6, 1927. Characteristics: Thoughtful: cheerful: sincere. Hobbies: Dancing, roller-skating, and reading. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Whitehall Annual 643, i 1 F MIRIAM LOUISE KOI.B North Catasauqua Kid Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: February 22, 1928. Characteristics: Cheerfulg dependable, deter- mined, studious. Hobbies: Music and movies. Ambition: Secretary. LOIS MAE KRESGE Fullerton 'Reds Commercial Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: June 11, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: sociable, considerate. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, and reading. Ambition: Secretary. MARGARET MARY KOONS North Catasauqua, Koonsey Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: April 25, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: sincere: friendly. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, and swimming. Ambition: Stenographer. LILLIAN RUTH KUPSKY Eynt Lil Commercial Birthplace, Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: January 26, 1928. Characteristics: Courteousg pleasant: loyal: ambitious. Hobbies: Reading, movies, and crocheting. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Club fl-2-3-43: Whitehall Hi- Lites C433 Gym Exhibition f2Dg Operetta C3-473 National Honor Society 449. Miriam Louise Kolb Margaret Mary Koons Lois Mae Kresge Lillian Ruth Kupsky Rosemary Ellen Kupsky Jacquelyn Lucille Kurtz Erma Marguerite Laubach Richard Carson Loch ROSEMARY ELLEN KUPSKY Egypt 'Rosiel' Commercial Birthplace: New Village, N. J. Birthdate: March 13, 1927. Characteristics: Intelligent: dependable: studi- ous: helpful. Hobbies: Reading, music, and drawing. Ambition: Commercial Teacher. Activities: National Honor Society 63-45: Glee Club Cl-2-3-45: Dramatic Club 643: White- hall Annual f4J: Gym Exhibition C1-25: Operetta C3-45. ERMA MARGUERITE LAUBACI-I Egypt Erm Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: July 31, 1926. Characteristics: Kind: friendly: humorous: energetic. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, and movies. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Glee Club Q1-2-3-49: Whitehall Hi- Lites 645: Operetta C3-43: Gym Exhibition C1-23. ' ,yn-as- M IACQUELYN LUCILLE KURTZ Allentown Jackie, College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: December 17, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: nice personality: friendly: amiable: congenial: ambitious. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Glee Club C1-2-3-45: Gym Exhibition Q1-23: Operetta C3-45. RICHARD CARSON LOCH North Catasauqua Lucky Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: July 30, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: good-natured: honest. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Football C2-3-43: Basketball C2-3-45: Baseball C3-43: Varsity Club C2-3-47: Glee Club 133: A Capella Choir 137. D1 gli iv-43 MARY LUKASAVITZ Stiles 'MitZ Commercial Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Birthdate: January 20, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: cheerful: sincere. Hobbies: Bowling, reading, and dancing. Ambition: Stenographer. DAVID CLAYTON MACK Fullerton Mack Industrial Arts Birthplace: Fullerton. Pa. Birthdate: April 1. 1927. C-haracteristics: Friendly: courteous: depend- able: reliable. Hobbies: Collecting recordings and photog- raphy. Ambition: Aviation. Activities: Hi-Y 43-47: A.S.A.M. K2-33: Dramatic Club t4J. Mary Lukasavitz Rosemarie Arm Lukish David Clayton Mack Lucille A. Makovetz ROSEMARIE ANN LUKISH North Catasauqua Rosie Commercial Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: June 5, 1927. Characteristics: Happy: thoughtful: honest. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, and swimming. Ambition: Nurse. LUCILLE A. MAKOVETZ North Catasauqua Louy College Preparatory Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: January 7, 1928. Characteristics: Talkative: ambitious: cheerful, Hobbies: Movies, dancing, swimming, and reading. Ambition: Cadet Nurse. Activities: Gym Exhibition K2-453 Whitehall Annual 443: A.S.A.M. K2-3-43. ETHEL ELEANORE MARTIN Cementon Skettle' Commercial Birthplace: Irvington, N. J. Birthdate: October 29, 1927. Characteristics: Sociableg friendly: loyal: ener- getic. Hobbies: Dancing, letter-writing, and roller- skating. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Glee- Club 11-233 Gym Exhibition 123. MELVIN G. R. MASON!-IEIM'ER West Catasauqua, Mase College Preparatory Birthplace: Mechanicsville, Pa. Birthdate: February 10, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerfulg courteous: athletic. Hobbies: Sports and reading. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Activities: Football 11-2-3-41: Gym Team 11-2- 3-413 Hi-Y 13-41: A.S.A.M. 12-3-43g Glee Club 13-47: Varsity Club 143: Debate Club 13-45. ALICE MARZINSKY Egypt Alex Commercial Birthplace: Minersville, Pa. Birthdate: January 24, 1926. Characteristics: Intelligent: pleasantg studiousg sociable. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, and drawing. Ambition: Secretarial Cfareer. Activities: National Honor Society 13-45: Glee Club 11-2-333 Operetta 139: Gym Team 1153 Gym Exhibition 11-23: Whitehall Hi-Lites 13-45: Student Council 1493 Debate Club 13-439 Dramatic Club 145. DOROTHY VIRGINIA McCLOSKEY C ementon Dot College Preparatory Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: October 5, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: dependable: kind: determined. Hobby: Collecting pictures. Ambition: Navy Nurse. Activities: Glee Club 11-23: National Honor Society 143. Ethel Eleanore Martin Alice Marzinsky Melvin G. R. Masonheimer Dorothy Virginia McCloskey ,1........m..--- f ' SHIRLEY ELLEN MCFETRIDGE North Catasauqua Shir-1 Commercial Birthplace: Slatington, Pa. Birthdate: September 8, 1927. Characteristics: Sincere: friendly: cheerful. Hobbies: Roller-skating, dancing, and reading. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Dramatic Club 643. PAULETTE ELIZABETH MINNER Egypt 'Minner College Preparatory Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: May 6, 1927. Characteristics: Conscientious: friendly: studi- ous: happy-go-lucky: cheerful: dependable. Hobbies: Singing, dancing, swimming, and skating. Ambition: Journalism. Activities: Band fl-23: Gym Team 633: Glee Club 43-43: Debate Club tl-2-3-43: Operetta 13-43: A capella Choir 133: Dramatic Club 143: Tri-Hi-Y Q3-43: National Honor Society C3-43: Senior Class Play 143: Whitehall Annual 143. DALE MCQUILLEN West Catasauqua Java Commercial Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: April 21, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: good-natured: honest. Hobbies: Tinkering and swimming. Ambition: Merchant Marine. Activities: Whitehall Annual 443. FRANKLIN PAUL MORITZ North Catasauqua Birdie College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: Ferbuary 17, 1927. Characteristics: Talkative: understanding: sin- cere: cheerful: friendly: dependable: witty. Hobbies: Sports, hiking, reading, skating, skiing, and camping. Ambition: Forestry. Activities: Football Q2-3-433 Varsity Club 62-3- 435 Hi-Y C2-3-43: Operetta 443: Glee Club 633: Debate Club 443. Shirley Ellen McFetridge Dale McQuillen Paulette Elizabeth Minner Franklin Paul Moritz Helen Murtaugh William Warren Musselman Anna I. Nederostek Margaret Catherine Neupauer HELEN MURTAUGH WILLIAM WARREN MUSSELMAN North Catasauqua Northampton Mert Commercial Willie General Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Birthplace: Berlinsville, Pa. Birthdate: February 28, 1928. Birthdate: November 12, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: happy-go-lucky: Characteristics: Quiet: friendly. friendly, talkative. Hobbies: Ice-skating, swimming, and fishing. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bowling, and Ambition: Machinist. roller-skating. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites 445: Art Club 645. Ambition: Secretary. ANNA I. NEDEROSTEK MARGARET CATHERINE NEUPAUER Cementon Egypt 'Ann Commercial Marge Commercial Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. I Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: August 28, 1927. Birthdate: January 21, 1928. Characteristics: Witty: frank: joyful. Characteristics: Ambitious: kind: frank: fun- Hobbies: Dancing and movies. loving. Ambition: Stenographer. Hobbies: Radio-listening, dancing, and movies. Activities: Glee Club KD. Ambition: Stenogfaphef- ' 0 'E' NAOMI HELEN NOTHSTEIN West Catasauqua Notey College Preparatory Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: July 10, 1927. Characteristics: Dependable: talkative: friend- ly: conscientious: studious. Hobbies: Music, dancing, skating, and boating. Ambition: Navy Nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y K3-43: Oratorical Speaker 635: Senior Class Play 643: Band C1-2-3-43: Orchestra C1-2-39: A Capella Choir 4333 Operetta C3-43: Debate Club C1-2-3-43: Gym Team Accompanist C1-2-3-43: National Honor Society 145. DOLORES B. NOVICH Fullerton Suds Home Economics Birthplace: Shamokin, Pa. Birthdate: January 26, 1928. Characteristics: Cheerful: friendly: ambitious: helpful. Hobby: Designing. Activities: Debate Club CLD: Home Economics Club 447. Naomi Helen Nothstein Edward Novak Dolores B. Novich Millie Mary Osifchok EDWARD NOVAK Egypt Froggie General Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: November 16, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: dependable: am- bitious. Hobby: Raising rabbits. Ambition: Electrician. MILLIE MARY OSIFCHOK Hokendauqua Millie Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: August 28, 1927. Characteristics: Helpful: honest: cheerful: friendly. Hobbies: Movies, roller-skating, and ice-skating. Ambition: Secertary. Activities: Glee Club 139: Operetta 639. LEE AMANDES DAVID OSWALD Mickleys Pee Wee Industrial Arts Birthplace: West Ciatasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: March 17, 1927. Characteristics: Likeableg quiet: fun-loving, handsome. Hobbies: Working around engines and bowling. Ambition: Draftsman. ANNA S. PAMMER West Coplay 'Anna Home Economics Birthplace: West Coplay, Pa. Birthdate: February 26, 1928. Characteristics: Cheerful, kind. Hobbies: Skating and swimming. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Home Economics Club C2-43. Lee Amandes David Oswald Helen P. Palco Anna S. Pammer Anna. R. Pavlicko l....g.L.n HELEN P. PALCO Egypt Palco Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. General Birthdate: January 20, 1928. Characteristics: Pleasant, loyalg friendly. Hobbies: Movies and dancing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y C3-43. ANNA R. PAVLICKO Egypt flAnnvv Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: May 6, 1927. Characteristics: Fun-loving: ful: friendly. Hobbies: Reading, bowling, Ambition: Stenographer. Commercial attentive: thought- and skating. FRANKLIN SYLVANUS PETERS Stiles Frankie General Birthplace: Stiles, Pa. Birthdate: January 4, 1928. Characteristics: Ambitious, polite, helpful. Hobbies: Movies, dancing, and hunting. Ambition: Lawyer. Activities: Baseball fl-2-3-453 Hi-Y C1-2-3-455 Band tl-3-49: Orchestra 11-333 Varsity Club 13-47. MILTON A. PLETCHAN Egypt Milt College Preparatory Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: April 19, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerfulg friendly: witty. Hobbies: Bowling, sports, and mechanics. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Activities: Hi-Y 13-433 Glee Club 135. MARION MAE PETERS Fullerton Peters College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: July 16, 1927. Characteristics: Studiousg dependable, con- scientious: courteousg friendly. Hobbies: Music, skating, boating, and ping- pong. Ambition: Navy Nurse. Activities: A capella Choir 135, Glee Club C3- 453 Operetta Q3-433 Gym Exhibition 41-253 Tri-Hi-Y Q3-413 A.S.A.M. 12-353 National Honor Society 443, Whitehall Annual 447. HELEN MARTHA REPKO Hokendauqua Sharp General Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: February 22, 1927. Characteristics: Carefree: friendlyg talkative. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, and swimming. Ambition: Model. Activities: Glee Club tl-235 Whitehall Hi-Lites CD. Franklin Sylvanus Peters Marion Mae Peters Milton A. Pletchan Helen Martha Repko Lorraine Ritter Catherine A. Rodgers Mae Agnes Scheirer Kenneth David Sclmeck LORRAINE RITTER Cementon CATHERINE A. RODGERS West Catasauqua Muggsyu Commercial Kitty,' Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: December 18, 1927. Characteristics: Thoughtful: cheerful: friendly: kind: happy-go-lucky. Hobbies: Skating, bowling, dancing, and read-- ing. Ambition: Secretary. MAE AGNES SCHEIRER Hokendauqua 'Mad' Commercial Birthplace: Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: December 8, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: cheerful: kind: con- siderate. Hobbies: Piano-playing, bicycle-riding, and movies. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Club fl-2-3-43: Operetta C3-49: Whitehall Hi-Lites 647: A Capella Clhoir 133. .aa ' Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: July 2, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: witty: sociable. Hobbies: Swimming, roller-skating, dancing, and ice-skating. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Glee Club ill. KENNETH DAVID SCHNECK Fullerton Ken Commercial Birthplace: Fullerton, Pa, Birthdate: September 4, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: helpful: ambitious. Hobby: Modeling gas airplanes. Ambition: Musician. Activities: Orchestra C1-2-3-43: Band fl-2-3-43. ELEANOR E. SCHULTZ Egypt Dolly Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: October 4, 1927. Characteristics: Friendly: kind: studious. Hobbies: Ice-skating, roller-skating, movies, and bowling. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Glee Club ll-27: Gym Exhibition tl-23. BETTY I. SCI-IWINDENHAMER Allentown Schwindyu Commercial Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: May 16. 1927. Characteristics: Athletic: friendly: helpful: popular. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, ice-skating, and movies. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Cheerleading L2-3-43: Gym Team C1- 2-3-493 Whitehall Annual 445. Eleanor E. Schultz Jayne E. Schweyer Betty J. Schwinrlenhammer Vera Shoemaker I AYNE E. SCHWEYER I-Iokendauqua Jayne General Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: February 17, 1928. Characteristics: Athletic: talkative: friendly. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, and roller-skating. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Cheerleading K1-2-3-45: Glee Club tl-23: Gym Team C1-2-3-43: Whitehall Hi- Lites K4J: Senior Class Play 445. VERA SHOEMAKER Allentown Veela College Preparatory Birthplace: Bethlehem, Pa. Birthdate: January 19, 1928. Characteristics: Active: jolly. Hobbies: Collecting photographs and swim- ming. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y K3-49: A.S.A.M. K2-3-45: Band K2-3-45. IUNE S. SOURWINE Egypt Sh01'tY Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: June 19, 1927. Characteristics: Sociable: pleasant: considerate. Hobbies: Ice-skating, dancing, bowling, and roller-skating. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Glee Club 417. IOHN EDWARD STRISOFSKY Cementon Johnka Commercial Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: April 24, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: kind: considerate: helpful. Hobbies: Movies and car-repairing. Ambition: Navy. June S. Sourwine Harry David Steckel John Edward Strisofsky Dorothy Mary Theiss HARRY DAVID STECKEL Cementon Nupty General Birthplace: Cementon, Pa. Birthdate: December 28, 1926. Characteristics: Courteous: friendly: modest: sincere. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Football 41-2-3-43: Basketball 41-2- 3J: Varsity Club 42-3-49. DOROTHY MARY THEISS Hokendauqua, Dot General Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: May 4, 1927. Characteristics: Diligent: helpful: understand- ing: popular. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, and reading. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Gym Team 41-2-3-43: Dramatic Club 443: Whitehall Annual 443: Whitehall Hi- Lites 449: National Honor Society 441. R MARGARETTA L. THEISS Hokendauqua Mock General Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: May 4, 1927. Characteristics: Athletic: thoughtful: jovial: friendly. Hobbies: Bowling and reading. Ambition: Physical Education Instructor. Activities: Gym Team tl-2-3-43: Dramatic Club t4J: Senior Class Play C473 Whitehall An- nual t4J. MARY C. VIDA Egypt 'Mary Commercial Birthplace: Egypt, Pa. Birthdate: March 24, 1927. Characteristics: Charming: active: pleasing per- sonality. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, and movies. Ambition: Stcnographer. lx 2 1 f fnrin-g,wQZ 3 053422. . M X! rg 1 an y ul 'Crt Ar Q wk E min-qs 1 , fag '- ' A 2 t .5 at I-3 ' .Lu X ' 4' .. .,A'f,: ' . .GET GEORGE FREDERICK VANDEGRIFT North Catasauqua Peanuts College Preparatory Birthplace: North Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: May 15, 1927. Characteristics: Congenialg ambitious. Hobbies: Playing cards and dancing. Ambition: Orchestra Leader. Activities: Orchestra C2-3-43: Band C2-3-43: Hi-Y C3-43. HAROLD E. WALCK West Catasauqua Little Onion General Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: September 18, 1927. Characteristics: Cheerful: popular. Hobbies: Sports, skating, and swimming. Ambition: Merchant Marine. Activities: Football K3-453 Gym Team C3-41: Hi-Y I3-49: Varsity Club 443: Glee Club 435. Margaretta L. Theiss George Frederick Vandegrift Mary C. Vida Harold E. Walck William J. Warke, Jr. Goldie Weiner Eugene A. Wieand Nancy Ann Wildrick WILLIAM I. WARKE. IR. Hokendauqua Books. Commercial Birthplace: Hokendauqua, Pa. Birthdate: November 12, 1927. Characteristics: Honest: kind: friendly: cheer- ful. Hobbies: Athletics, swimming, and dancing. Ambition: Professional Baseball Player. Activities: Football K2-3-43: Basketball C2-3-45: Baseball Q1-2-3-43: Varsity Club Q3-49: Class Officer K3-45: Glee Club C333 A capella Clhoir C3J. EUGENE A. WIEAND West Catasauqua W1ndy College Preparatory Birthplace: West Catasauqua, Pa. Birthdate: November 27, 1927. Characteristics: Courteous: helpful: bashful. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, football, baseball, and basketball. Ambition: Airplane Mechanic. Activities: Football K2-3-47. lm!.,.-f.mga- - ' ' ' W ' J GOLDIE WEINER Cementon Weiner Commercial Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: October 1, 1927. Characteristics: Dependable: kind: pleasing personality. Hobbies: Ice-skating, dancing, movies, and reading. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Dramatic Club 145: Oratorical Prize Speaker 43: Whitehall Annual 445. NANCY ANN WILDRICK Fullerton Willie College Preparatory Birthplace: Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: February 7, 1927. Characteristics: Congenial: courteous: studiousg friendly: sincere. Hobbies: Dancing, ice-skating, fishing, swim- ming. Ambition: Navy Nurse. Activities: A.S.A.lVl. C2-35: Gym Team 133: Operetta Q3-43: Whitehall Annual 445: A capella Choir i3J: Glee C-lub 63-49: Tri- Hi-Y C3-43: Dramatic Club 643. L .,,, ..,,X . GEORGE BARBER WILLIAMS I-Iokendauqua 'G.B. College Preparatory Birthplace: Northampton, Pa. Birthdate: March 1, 1927. Characteristics: Studiousg conscientiousg de- pendable, friendly: perseveringg ambitious: cheerful. Hobbies: Dancing, acting, bowling, swimming, hiking, and camping. Ambition: Ministry. Activities: Class Officer K1-2-3-453 Glee Club 139: A capella Choir 135, Operetta Q3-43: Debate Club C1-2-3-45: Whitehall Annual 143: Oratorical Prize Speaker i313 A.S.A.M. 12-315 National Honor Society C3-43, Hi-Y il-2-3-413 Football Manager 63-43: Varsity Club 1473 Senior Class Play 143: Student Council Q3-455 Whitehall Hi-Lites L2-33: Band 125. GLADYS MAE WOTRING Allentown Gladie Commercial Birthplace, Allentown, Pa. Birthdate: October 17, 1927. Characteristics: Loyal: sweet: sharp-dresser. Hobbies: Swimming and collecting autographs and souvenirs. Ambition: Secretary. iiMirny1 George Barber Williams Miriam Alberta. Willitts Gladys Mae Wotring MIRIAM ALBERTA WILLITTS Fullerton College Preparatory Birthplace: Mickleys, Pa. Birthdate: February 17, 1927. Characteristics: Jovialg kind: dependable. Hobbies: Dramatics and sports. Ambition: Surgeon. Activities: Band 113: A.S.A.M. K2-3-435 Dramatic Club 143: Glee Club K1-29: Gym Exhibition Q1-29. Senior Cfass l istory When we recall the feeling that We experienced as freshmen, we realize that our feeling at the present time differs from it very little. Then We were a bit frightened and nervous and wished that we were seniors. Well, we are seniors now. We are graduating. The word commencement has its origin in the verb to commence-to begin. Now we know why gradua- tion is called commencement. It is only the beginning, and We are scared. Some of us are going to enter college, some, the armed forces, and others are about to take their places in society and begin to Work. But whatever We do or wherever we go, we know we shall never be able to forget Whitehall, and we also know that Whitehall will never forget us. Perhaps it is a bit egotistical, but we of the Class of '45 like to think that our leaving Whitehall will create an emptiness which will require a good long time to refill. We are proud of Whitehall, and We hope Whitehall is proud of us. And so with a hearty thank you and or warm handshake, We take our leave of Whitehall High School. GEORGE B. WILLIAMS, President OFFICERS President ------ George Williams Secretary - - - - Hannah Balliet Vice-President - - Norma Bartholomew Treasurer - - - - William Warke ,,,,.. . H 'Tixx A, A X .33 f22L,, i5 ' -T W5 ' 5 - , 1 .ll -f rer 9 r f if f -1- 1 1 1 , -.1 .' ., 4, . W it li' -. NN Q fa ll2'?li?'3.vg . f X 1 g xl f 1 . .1 ,,.f.f' 4 Q2? 'G24 Xl 4 7 -' ' 7.141 fMfe111!oe1's of 745 in the Service Daniel l. Danko William Iames Dietenderier loseph I. Gebhard, lr. Warren R. Hahn Robert W. Kennedy William Warren Musselman Lee Amandas David Oswald I-larry Steckel Iohn Edward Strisoisky Eugene A, Wieand ANDREW RUSZIN Egypt Birthplace: Ormrod, Pa. Birthdate: October 26, 1925. Andrew completed his junior year with the Class of 1945 and would have been a member of this ye-ar's graduating class if it had not been for his induction into the Army in the summer of 1944. His former classmates take this opportunity to wish him Good Luck. iririr'k'k'k'k'k THE CLASS OF 1945 Editor - - - Assistant Editor Adviser - - Photography . . Grace Bower Robert Davies LaRue Evans Dorothy Fedor fzitefza!! Staff Betty Schwindenhammer Diary . . . Dorothy Theiss Nancy Wildrick Histories . . . Dolores Ballas Biographies . . . Erna Hoffman Rosemary Kupsky Advertising . . . Evelyn Benninger, Betty Correll Daniel Danko Robert Davies Leonard Dopsovic Walter Ernst Dale McQuillen Franklin Moritz Harry Steckel John Strisofsky Goldie Weiner Editorial Staff . . . Rosemary Kupsky Alice Marzinsky Paulette Minner Marion Peters Mgr. - George Willicrnis - Norma Bartholomew - Marie E. Gibbert Finance . . , Doris Barton Eleanor Eberhardt William Warke Circulation . . . Miriam Adams Hannah Balliet Jacquelyn Kurtz Typing . . . Mildred Adams Dorothy Bertsch Joyce Dewalt Betty Huber Miriam Kolb Margaret Koons Rosemary Kupsky Irma Laubach Ethel Martin Millie Osifchok Art . . . Albert Andush James Ball Harry Keiper Paul Kingcaid Humor . . . Richard Bateman Gladys Bergenstock Joan Herman Miriam Willitts Sports . . . Melvin Masonheimer Joseph Gebhard William Warke unior Cfoss istory We, the juniors of 'Whitehall High School, fully recognize the crises hover- ing over the World today and the important part that education must play in meeting these crises. Upon graduation We shall be called upon either to help Win the war or else to help Win the peace. To the seniors, may We extend our most heartfelt Wishes for a joyous and successful future. To the freshmen and sophomores, may We say, Take advantage of the many opportunities offered at Whitehall. lOl-IN LONG, President OFFICERS President --------- John Long Secretary - - - - Gloria Steyert Vice-President - - William Eckensberger T1'eaSLlI'9I' - - - - RiCha1'd Buss op omore ass istory ln the brief period of time that We sophomores have spent in Whitehall High School, our exuberant spirits have pervaded its atmosphere. More tangible than spirit, perhaps, has been our participation in the scholastic, social, and other activities which make up high school life. Our association with our fellow students will, in a rneasure, help us to learn how to get along with people later in our lives, therefore, We are aware of our responsibilities. As We look forward to the coming years here, We find in ourselves a sincere desire to rnake a record of fine achievement. GEORGE HARAKAL, President OFFICERS President - - - - - George Harakal Secretary - - - - Leona Neupauer Vice-President ---- Donald Schaffer Treasurer - - - - Glen Scheirer i freshman ass istory The Class of '48 is successtully completing its first year at Whitehall High School. We have gratefully accepted the opportunities offered to us and will pass them on to those who follow us. ln our next three years at Whitehall, We will do our best to continue to uphold the school's good name not only in sports, but also in scholastic attainment. We Wish to congratulate the seniors for such improvements as they have been instrumental in making. The freshman class wishes you success and the best oi luck in the future. ROBERT WABKE, President CDFFICERS President - - - - - - Robert Warke Secretary - - - Joanne Ash Vice-President - - - Barbara Frey Treasurer - - - Leon Gogel -an-1- -' Qyanaliolfy Spectfing ' 3-U ctivities You l First Row fleft to rightbz Virginia Keshel, Lorraine Spooner, Lillian Kupsky, Alice Marzinsky, Helen Halcin, Mae Seheirer, Erma Laubach, Mae Santee. Second Row: Paul Geissingcr, William Mussclman, Dorothy Theiss, Grace Bower, Joan Herman, Warren Hahn, Grace Sell, Robert Hartzell, Virginia Reppert, Catherine Turbedsky, Harry Keiper, Sue Paluda, Paul Kingcaid, Marilyn Yakubecek, Daniel Danko, Lois Wotring, William Galgon, Arlene Millham, William Kupsky, Andrew Krempasky, Jayne Schweyer, Irene Johnson. fzitefzczff Hi:Lites H Beginning in October, the Whitehall Hi-Lites was edited in a new and different wav. As is the case with all new things, much time was needed to acquaint both the staff and its readers with a new l-li-Lites. As a result, we have not been able to develop our new plan to its greatest extent. We sincerely hope that our successors will achieve a goal that we had hoped to attain. That goal is to carry on, and raise Whitehall l-li-Lires to a level that will exceed the one ot the previous year until the Hi-Liies has reached as great a level as can ever be attained. he Bono! The Class of '45 takes pleasure in expressing its sincere gratitude to Mr. Howells, our capable band director, who has worked faithfully and diligently with the members of the band. His untiring efforts have been re- sponsible for its many outstanding accomplishments, and for the excellent reputation the band has earned throughout the community. During the football season the band received many compliments when it marched and drilled on the gridiron. it has participated in several parades and has given its services at various carnivals and festivals throughout tho township. We wish to express our appreciation to the ladies of the Whitehall Bcnl Club and our patrons for their efforts in making the Whitehall High School Band one of the most outstanding organizations in Lehigh County. OFFICERS President ---- - - Naomi Nothstein Secretary - - - Kenneth Schneck Vice-President - - ---- John Long Librarian - - - Raymond Brown First Row Cleft to rightl: James Quay, Mr. Howells, Joyce Geschwindt, Mary Felix, Paul Balliet, Daniel Seidman, Paul Geissinger, Edgar Newhard, Rowena Thomas, Dolores Semmel, Elsie Yost, William Kupsky, Jack Kemp. Second Row: Bernard Merkel, Fred Bennicas, Naomi Nothstein, Betty Hirschel, Lois Jean Scheirer, Eugene Coval, John Dimitrovits, Andrew Sisko, Edwin Kleibscheidel. Third Row: Samuel Reinert, Leon Gogel, Mary Lou Dreisbach, Lorin Hoffman, Kenneth Schneck, John Long, Harry Beidleman, Marie Tracy, Jean Oswald, Marie Roth. Fourth Row: Arthur Tracy, George Vandegrift, Franklin Peters, Joseph Morrow, Blod- wyn Gyer, Orchys Kohler, Theodore Shimsky, Raymond Brown. Not on picture: James Mohrey, Marilyn Weaver, Allen Dangler, Vera Shoemaker, Jean Jones, Martin Spanitz, John Millan. ,WV '- f' First Row ileft to rightb: Mary Louise Zimmerman, Betty Heimbach, Ruth Bower, Erna Hoflman, Hannah Balliet, Jacquelyn McKeever, Darlene Hoffman, Arlene Millham, Barbara Frey, Dolores Semmel, Mildred Nicholas, Eleanor Bartholomew, Florence Horton, Jean Kokolus, Jacquelyn Kurtz. Sue Paluda, Mr. Howells. Second Row: Nancy Wildrick, Dorothea Reimert, Dorothy Ludwig, Doris Quay, Faye McKeever, Betty Hirschel. Mona Ray Newhart, Doris Clauser, Jean Oswald, Dorothea Lehr, Margaret Moritz, Grace Bower, Paulette Minner, Naomi Nothstein. Third Row: Marion Peters, Lorraine Herbster, Erma Laubach, Lillian Kupsky, Virginia Reppert, Phyllis Dresher, Betty Ruch, Janet Marushak, Irene Strisofsky, Ann Kochenash. Fourth Row: Joanne Ash, Anna Wulchak, Rosemary Kupsky, Kathryn Faust, Leah Rhoads, Corrine Keck, Virginia Keshel, Elaine Steinmetz, Louise Deppen. Not on picture: Mae Scheirer. Jean Smith. girfs 2 orus The Girls' Chorus, under the very able direction ot Mr. Howells, has reached the close of a banner year. lt has done much to raise the prestige of Whitehall High School, not only in the township, but also in outlying dis- tricts. ln addition to singing in numerous churches, We conducted our annual Candlelight Service both tor the student body and the public and also pre- sented the operetta, Tune ln. We, the senior members ot the chorus, hope that in future years the reputa- tion ot this organization Will not only be upheld, but also be made better. T e Qrcfz eslrcz The orchestra has resumed its activities atter a lapse ot one year. lt played at the lunior Oratorical Contest and the school plays throuqhout the year. Left to Right: Eugene Coval. Lois Jean Scheirer, Betty Hirschel, Mona Ray Newhart, Elaine Steinmetz, Mr. Howells, Kenneth Schneck, Mary Lou Dreisbach, Martin Spanitz, Joseph Morrow, George Vandegrift, Jean Oswald, Marilyn Weaver. Raymond Brown, fat pianol, Jacquelyn McKeev:r. l irst Row lleft to rightl: Grace Bower. Dale Dimler, Vera Shoemaker, Lucille Makovetz, Clarence Petrie, Raymond Brown, Robert Davies, John Long. Second Row: Richard Bateman, Joseph Ross, Joan Herman, William Eckensberger, Paul Boyer, Carroll Williams, Leon Kuhns, Baird Haas, Melvin Masonheimer, Allen Dang- ler, Donald Hagenaur, Edward Renner, Russell Fries, Richard Buss, Mr. Abbott, Miss Lazarus, Mr. Mertz. merican ociety of maloeur flwzcroscopisls The A. S. A. M. is Whiteha1l's newest club. It is our only science club and is now three years old. ln those three years the club has accomplished much interesting work. This year a photomicroqraphic department was added to the equipment of the club. New members who show some interest in our type of work are always warmly admitted by the present members. ationa onor ociety The Whitehall Chapter ot the National Honor Society has during the past year endeavored to promote greater interest in high scholastic attainment and character development. Selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and character, We have contributed our utmost to maintain traditional ideals in these fields. Being members of this society impliedly renders us willing to aid our classmates to accomplish similar objectives. As a purely honorary organiza- tion, we have strictly adhered to advancement toward higher goals. Because the time has come for us to enter the World of Work, We pass on to future members the torch, which will lighten the pathways to knowledge and continued success in accomplishing our purpose. First Row fleft to rightlz Mildred Adams, Naomi Nothstein, Paulette Minner. Dorothy McCloskey, Dorothy Pavlovic, Dolores Ballas, Miriam Adams, Rosemary Kupsky. Second Row: George Williams, Marion Peters, Catherine Turbeclsky, Lillian Kupsky, Joyce DeWalt, John Long, Helen Burda, Blodwyn Gyer, Richard Kline, Dorothy Theiss, Norma Bartholomew, Evelyn Benninger. Not on picture: Alice Marzinsky. First Row lleft to rightlz Carroll Williams, George Vandegrift, Franklin Peters, Franklin Moritz, George Williams, Robert Davies, Harold Walck, Donald Engler. Second Row: John Long, Dale Dimler, Lorin Hoffman, Milton Pletchan, David Mack, Melvin Masonheimer, Joseph Aldio, Paul Butz, Richard Buss. Not on picture: William Howells, Russell Fries, James Rondish, Paul Geissinger, Robert Warke. rl. riff. The Hi-Y is a Christian organization under the leadership of its sponsor, Mr. Abbott. This year the club campaigned for new members from the freshman and sophomore classes. There have been several bright spots in this year's activities. The club held a joint dance with the Tri-Hi-Y. There was also a night meeting at which time the new members were initiated. Following are the officers: George Williams - President Robert Davies - Secretary Richard Bateman Chaplain he Tri:Hi:y This year the Tri-Hi-Y has upheld its purpose as a service organization by conducting the sale of War Stamps and Bonds, sponsoring the W'ar and Wel- fare Fund and the lunior Red Cross campaign. ' A new feature on the club's program for this year was the establishing of a Bible fund. This fund is to continue until every home room in the high school building has been furnished with a new Bible. The new members have participated wholeheartedly in all affairs, social and businessp and we, the senior members, Wish them success in all they plan to do in the future with the Tri-Hi-Y. Gfficers follow: Paulette Minner - - - President Nancy Wildrick - - Vice-President Dolores Ballas - - Secretary Helen Palco - - Treasurer First Row fleft to rightb: Shirley Heffelfinger, Jean Oswald, Marion Peters, Nancy Wildrick, Paulette Minner, Helen Palco, Dolores Ballas, Doris Simmons, Alice Dor- wart. Second Row: Doris Barton, Pauline Derhammer, Doris Weaver, Gloria Stewart, Betty Zuber, Betty Hirschel, Dorothy Fedor, Mona Ray Newhart, Grace Sell, Gloria Steyert, Faye McKeever, Betty Stefany, Ethel Boyer, Vera Shoemaker. Not on picture: Naomi Nothstein, Joyce Frey, Erna Hoffman, Gladys Bergenstock. First Row fleft to rightlz Naomi Nothstein, Dolores Novich, Paulette Minner, Franklin Moritz, George Williams, Richard Bateman, Melvin Masonheimer. Second Row: Paul Geissinger, Florence Horton, Jack Kemp, Letitia Laub, John Long, Linford Young, Catherine Turbedsky, Raymond Brown, Jacob Makovsky. Not on picture: Alice Marzinsky. Q-Debate fuo The question for discussion was-Resolved: That the voting age should be lowered to eighteen. Under the supervision of Mr. Benniclc, interesting and convincing arguments were presented on both the affirmative and the negative sides ot the question. We, the members ot the club, transfer to the underclassmen the responsi- bility ot upholding the reputation of our club in inter-school debating. The officers: George Williams - - President Franklin Moritz - Vice-President Paulette Minner - - - Secretary Richard Bateman - - Treasurer ome conomics fue Motto: We study not for school but for life. The Sigma Phi Club Was organized in 1942 for the members of the Voca- tional Home Economics Department. ln addition to serving as a social organi- zation it has as its main purpose the performance of some Worth While task. This year the club demonstrated the Work of the lunior Red Cross at the Allentown Fair, made stoles for the Glee Club, and sewed handbags for the Freshman Manual Training Class. The club planned a Fashion Show in the spring, The officers are as follows: Helen Bobersky - - - - President Catherine Bobersky - - Vice-President Lorene Murphy - - - Secretary Dolores Novich - - Treasurer First Row tleft to rightbz Margaret Sulick, Lorene Murphy, Catherine Bobersky, Helen Bobersky, Dolores Novich. Second Row: Stella Tornitsky, Etta Seidman, Grace Sell, Caroline Bednar, Anna Pam- mer, Betty Huber, Irene Hochmiller. First Row tleft to rightj: William Warke, George Williams, Harold Walck, Franklin Peters, Richard Loch, Franklin Moritz, Mark Weaver, Frederick Kimock. Second Row: Dale Bartholomew, George Harakal, Curtis Simmons, Paul Luchansky, Daniel Danko, Andrew Harakal, Paul Sherman, Melvin Masonheimer. Third Row: Ernest Wescoe, Richard Bateman, Willard Toole, Allen Dangler. Not on picture: William Haberern, Joseph Aldio. arsity IKW7, This club, composed oi approximately twenty members, is now in its third year at Vlfhitehall. To become a member, a boy must earn a Varsity W letter after which he is initiated. Up to mid-year the club remained inactive, but it was then reorganized by Mr. Nevins. A few dances were held to obtain sufficient money to purchase sweaters or jackets for the seniors. romotic The Footliqhts Club, under the supervision of Mr. Waqaman, is one oi Whitehall's outstanding clubs. lt has provided entertainment tor the students by sponsoring Lyceum programs and the annual senior class plays. Oratorical speakers, as well as other students who meet requirements, are admitted to the club upon request. We hope the club will be able to continue its fine work and qrow to loe an even greater asset to Whitehall Hiqh School in future years. The officers: loan Herman - - - - - President Norma Bartholomew - Vice-President lrene Iohnson - - - Secretary Hannah Balliet - Treasurer First Row fleft to rightl: Letitia Laub, Paulette Minner, Naomi Nothsteir., Miriam Willitts, Virginia Keshel, Audrey Gruver, Rosemary Kupsky, Helen Halcin, Goldie Weiner. Second Row: Catherine Turbedsky, Margaret Haffner, Faye Cfressman, Shirley McFet- ridge, Erna Hoffman, Mona Ray Newhart, Kathryn Hill, Lois Jean Scheirer, Joan Herman, Melvin Masonheimer, Albert Andush. Third Row: Lorraine Herbster, Jean Ringer, Betty Stefany, Hilda Groller, Gladys Bergenstock, Norma Bartholomew, Dorothy Theiss, Irene Johnson, Hannah Balliet, Nancy Wildrick, Allen Dangler, Paul Butz, Robert Davies, David Mack. Not on picture: Alice Marzinsky, Rosemarie Lukish, Elaine Johns, Lucille Makovetz, Margaretta Theiss. i l gr., at - I xg ia,-, - 5 ,E 4 - any A SCENE FROM lVl'LISS Left to right: Albert Andush, Norma Bartholomew, Margaretta Theiss, Paulette Minner, Harry Keiper, George Williams, Paul Butz, Naomi Nothstein, Joan Herman, Robert Davies. enior ass fays Our first class play, entitled 'tM'liss, based on the short story by Bret Harte and written into a play by Virginia Mitchel, was presented on December 1, 1944. It was strikingly different from those of previous years in that the setting centered about a poor mining village in the Sierras. Receiving confidence only from his daughter, M'liss, Bummer Smith, the town loafer, is a constant target for jeer- ing because he believes his land will one day yield great wealth. Unknown to Smith, his brother in the East has died, leaving him an immense fortune. Two schemers successfully plan to kill Smith, pose as his relatives, and claim the for- tune due him. John Grey, the sweet- heart of M'liss, is accused of the murder, but M'liss clears his name and cleverly outwits the schemers. Packed with comedy and tense dram- atic situations, the play thrilled a large audience. 1 lk I Our second class play, a portrayal of the budding freshness of youth, was entitled Almost Eighteen. Eager to study for the radio, Eddie Barry learns from his father that he must earn his own tuition. To gain this end, he decides to submit an entry in an essay contest. Since one of the judges has a grudge against him, Eddie's uncle sug- gests he enter under his first two names. Showing an essay to his uncle, Eddie does not make it clear that it is not his own work, whereupon his uncle enters it. When Eddie finds out that he has won first prize, not for the paper he entered, but for the one he had studied for style, he becomes ill. The fraud is discovered and revealed to the entire town. Eddie is finally exonerated and wins first prize for his original work. Bringing many laughs from a thrilled audience, this comedy proved quite en- tertaining. We can truly say that we have con- cluded this year's play schedule very suc- cessfully. flirt lnterest in the beginning ot our still immature Art Club was aroused by participation of a number of students in a poster contest on Inflation during the spring of 1944. ln ths contest Veronica Ondush Won second prize in Lehigh County. i li 'Q t D ln the tall of l9414, there was a Safety Poster Contest in which some of our students participated. The Winners of the contest were Phyllis Heiney, first prizeg Veronica Ondush, first prize in one group and second prize in another group in Lehigh County. Miss Esther Frey, our adviser, took an interest in these ambitious students and decided to organize the club. Although much material has not been available, the club has been doing very Well during the past year. The work done by the Art Club includes sketching, block printing, soap carving, and copper and scenery Work. The Art Club this year can be considered to be in its stage of develop- ment. Next year We hope to have more members and material. First Row fleft to rightlz Claire Brosious, .T ack Kemp, Betty Heimbach, Albert Andush, Phyllis Heiney, Burton Hilbert, Veronica Ondush. Second Row: Robert Knappenberger, Donald Ramsaur, Paul Kingcaid, Harry Keiper, James Ball, William Musselman, Ronald Madouse, John Wechsler, Jack Dittbrenner. Not on picture: Samuel Schaadt, Francis Moyer. ,Z , , was H . - H, 4 l First Row llefi. to rightb: Raymond Brown, John Long, Ernest Wescoe, George Williams, George Harakal, Joseph Ross, Robert Davies. Second Row: Joseph Talotta, Mildred Nicholas, Robert Warke, Mae Santee, Harold Loch, Emma Blose, Marilyn Diehl. Not on picture: Alice Marzinsky, Eleanor Smith, Doris Simmons. tuolenl' ounci The Student Council, organized in the spring of 1944, began its activities in the fall of l944. The Student Council provides government of, for, and by the students of Whitehall High School. The most outstanding accomplishment of the Student Council this year Was the introduction of a new hall traffic system. We have also selected a school creed and are now planning a handbook, We hope that the Student Council will continue to Work to the advantages of the student body and make Whitehall High School a better place. Officers: - George Williams - - President Ernest Wescoe - Vice-President George Harakal - - Secretary lohn Long - - - - Treasurer tfzfetic ounci The Athletic Council consists of a member ot the Board of Education, the superintendent, the principal oi the high school, the faculty manager, the coaches, and three members of the faculty. lt is the duty of this council to meet at various times during the year to discuss, plan, and direct athletic activities. The Athletic Council also sets up standards of achievement for letters and attends to all details relating to athletic awards. The coaches of the teams submit recommendations for various awards to the council tor approval. Left to right: Mr. John Wheeler, Mr. William Piff, Supt, C. M. Gockley, Mr. Samuel Nevins, Mr. Robert Steckel, Mr. Rowland Snyder, Mr, Alton Wagaman. 50.59149 a,.4.-ee1-..,f-.e,:- .W-.1 it F......-,..-,--......., .,,... .... .K . . .T ,.., - Ear t ? First Row rleft to rightlz Mrs. Annie Wright. Mrs. Anna Steckel, Mrs. Pauline Wagaman. Second Row: Miss Edna Danner, Mrs. Blanche Scheirer, Mrs. Helen. Kotsch, Mrs. Martha Snyder. fzitefzaff Banc! fue The Whitehall Band C lub, which was organized in nineteen hundred forty, has proved to be an aid to our school. As a result of its efforts it was able to raise enough money to purchase uniforms and instruments when they were most needed. To the standing officers of the club: President, Mrs. Martha Snyder, Vice- President, Mrs. Pauline Wagamang Recording Secretary, Mrs. Blanche Scheirerg Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Helen Kotschg Treasurer, Mrs. Anna Steckelg Financial Secretary, Miss Edna Dcmnerg Chaplain, Mrs. Annie Wright, and to all active members We are sincerely grateful, and We hope that they will continue their good Work. O + ilIun- I i K I R I I I j I L 1 N h ' ff , v u l ,' ' H4 Xxx , I NI I 1 4- ' 1. I i x Klfi- fi-,g 'iifff' 1 ,is ., I I QK1fll!6fl'CS First Row Cleft to rightbz Ernest Wescoe, Paul Sherman, Richard Loch, Franklin Moritz, Harry Steckel, Joseph Gcbhard, Dale Bartholomew. Paul Luchansky, Willard Toole, William Warke. Second Row: Coach Pilf, William Haberern, Wayne Dech, Samuel Ambrosino, Daniel Danko, Mark Weaver, Joseph Aldio, Curtis Simmons, Richard Buss, Melvin Mason- heimer, Mr. Nevins, assistant coach. Third Row: Robert Warke, Donald Schaffer, Harold Walck, Clyde Maddox, Richard Schatz, Donald George, Joseph Talotta, Donald Hagenaur, George Harakal. Fourth Row: Richard Bateman, George Tomasic, James O'Donnell, Allen Dangler, Herbert Smith, Joseph Budihas, Paul Boyer, Carmine Talotta, Harold Loch. ootoa!! Season This year's team, under the time coaching oi Mr. William Pitt, has estab- lished one of the best records ever to be compiled on the gridiron. We won 6 games, lost l, and tied 2. Showing a great improvement in blocking, the team played good, clean football. Next years team will miss the following seniors: Mel Masonheimer, Dick Loch, Frank Moritz, loe Gebhard, Dan Danko, Dale Bartholomew, Allen Dang- ler, Harold W'alck, and Bill Warke and Managers George Williams and Dick Bateman. Three of these boys-Dale Bartholomew, Dick Loch, and Bill Warlce-were selected for the Lehigh Valley All-Star Team. The latter was also high-scorer in the League. SCORES OF GAMES Opponents Whitehall Palmerton .... .....,,,.. 1 2 13 Nazareth ....... 7 19 Northampton . . . 7 7 Lehighton ..., 12 43 Stroudsburg , . 0 0 Slatington .... 0 27 Bangor ....... 14 39 Catasauqua . . , 12 6 Emmaus ..... 12 13 Totals . . . 75 172 DF' 1 3 do l First Row fleft to rightbz Linford Vogle, Curtis Simmons, William Warke, Daniel Danko, Frederick Kirnock. Second Row: William Piff, coach, Ernest Wescoe, Willard Toole, Andrew Palco, Paul Sherman, Mark Weaver, manager. arsity Basktba!! Coach William Pitt organized a fine basketball team that was determined to battle all the Way. Althouqh we did not Win a championship, the boys proved themselves qood opponents. 1 The seniors leaving this year are Harakal, Gebhard, and Warke We are confident that they will be ably replaced by other players coming up for their chances from the lay Vees who Will be joined by underclassrnen from the Varsity, thus forming a nucleus for another iine team for next year. SCORES OF GA.lvlES Opponents Whitehall Coplay ......... . . 15 45 Nazareth .....,... 23 38 South Whitehall . . . 27 34 Slatington ........ 32 17 Northampton , . . 19 20 Emmaus ....... 21 28 Stroudsburg . . . 10 23 Palmerton ..... 34 30 Catasauqua .... 25 32 Phillipsburg . . . 28 27 Slatington ..... 21 25 Northampton . . . 20 21 Emmaus ....... 30 13 Stroudsburg . . . 24 36 Palmerton . . . 47 34 Catasauqua ,... 35 16 ,V Q ,A 5 W X- llY-v T , unzor arszty Basietoczff We had quite cz successful season under the dlrectlon of Bud Nevlns ds is evidenced by ll victones dnd 5 defeats Coplay ...... Nazareth . . . South Whitehall Slatington ,. Northampton Emmaus .... Stroudsburg Palmerton . . Catasauqua Phillipsburg Slatington . Northampton Emmaus . . . Stroudsburg Palmerton . Catasauqua First Row fleft to righth: Paul Luchansky Harvey Falk W1ll1am Eckensberger R1chard Loch, Adolph Fedor, Donald Stofflet George Harakal Second Row: Mr. Nevins coach John Matlka George Tomaslc Joseph Matlka Donald George, Donald Schaffer Andrew S1SkO Mlke V0laf1Sk1 Carmme Talotta First Row fleft to rightb: Andrew Harakal, Wayne Dech, Richard Loch, William Warke, Paul Sherman, William Eckensberger, Ernest Wescoe, Second Row: Joe Matika, Nathaniel Kemmerer, George Tornasic, Eugene Burdock, George Harakal, Curtis Simmons. Third Row: Oscar Ramer, Robert Warke, Samuel Nevins, Coach, Fred Kirnock, Willard Toole, Carl Snyder, Jacob Makovsky. OSQAUZ! SBGUSOI1 Through peace and War, Whitehall has maintained a high stand- ard in baseball. lt has again been represented by a strong aggrega- tion this season, the chiei reason for which is the sound coaching policy of Bud Nevins, a player a considerable experience, who has the knack for organizing fine teams. Coach Nevins had another strong team this season with many experienced ball players back from last season. These included Bill Warke, Dick Loch, and Andy Harakal, who played their last season for us, along with Curtis Simmons, Willy Toole, Fred Kirnock, Ernie Wescoe, Ben Sherman, Bill Eckensberger, and George Tomasic. New men included George Harakal, Wayne Dech, loe Matika, and Bob Warke. ymnastic eams Once again, as in previous years, the girls' gym team planned enter- tainment for the eleventh annual gym exhibition. A group of approximately fifty girls, under the direction of Miss McGonigle, put forth their efforts on calisthenics, marching, dancing, and tumbling. We are sure everyone enjoyed a pleasant evening at the annual ex- hibition. This year the boys' gym team was composed of a large group of ener- getic boys. Having worked faithfully during the past year, the boys have accomplished many feats. Together with the girls' gym team, they put forth their best efforts to bring to the public the annual gym exhibition. The work done by these boys in- cluded various types of tumbling, parallel bar feats, and pyramids. They have always proved them- selves quite capable, and We hope they Will continue in the same re- spect. GIRLS' TEAM First Row fleft to rightlz Arlene Cousino, Faye Cressrnan, Jean Griffith, Norma Bartholo- mew, Jayne Schweyer. Second Row: Ferne McQuillen, Betty Schwindenhammer, Dorothy Theiss, June Shoe- maker, Joan Herman. Third Row: Barbara Koons, Jeanette Kleppinger. BOYS' TEAM First Row Cleft to rightl: Paul Derhammer, Harold Walck, Peter Pecorara, Howard Hahn, Richard Wherle, Joseph Talotta, James O'Donnell. Second Row: Daniel Lerch, Clarence Tacker, Harold Loch, Roy Croll, Melvin Mason- heimer, Roy Derhammer. Third Row: Frederick Scott, Elmer Pariseau, Herbert Smith, Leonard Scheirer, Donald Hagenauer. Fourth Row: Byron Smith, Ray Druckenmiller, Leon Kuhns, Dale Dimler, Russell Fries. OUR CHEERLEADERS Ethel Boyer, Faye Cressman, Betty Schwindenhammer, Jayne Schweyer, Joseph Ross, Norma Bartholomew. JAY VEES Nadine Fenstermaker, Grace Soroka, Barbara Koons, Joan Ludwig, Fern McQuil1en, Jeanette Evans, Stella Tornitsky. QUT' C,T!166T'!6OC!6l'S There will always be the cheers and shouts of the faithful fans of White- hall Hiqh School, and there will always be the capable cheerleaders to lead them on in the proper spirit. Gur cheerleaders are always lively and willing to cheer in time of defeat. They have added much to the football and basket- ball seasons this year as they have also done before. This year, however, we are losing four varsity cheerleaders, but we know that our underclassmen will carry on. The Class of l945 wishes them lots of luck. unior rotorica! Contest The annual lunior Oratorical Contest was held in our high schc-ol audi iorium on April 19, 1945. The contest, one of the outstanding affairs of the school year, was well attended by the parents and friends of the contestants The orations Were as follows: Meet Mr. Freedom --------- - Marjorie Johnson RICHARD KLINE China Blue Eyes ---------- Alma Prudence Foss CATHERINE TURBEDSKY The Constitution - - - 4 ------- - Herbert Wenig DALE DIMLER Nocturne ---------- Leota Hulse Black AUDREY GRUVER The Last Will and Testament of a Refugee - - Jimmy Hancock JOHN FEILER The Recompensen -------- Annie Hamilton Donnell LETITIA LAUB The Death Penalty ------- - Oration JOHN LONG Beyond the Last Mile -------- ESTHER FRITZ The Winners of the contest were: Audrey Gruver - - - John Long - - Esther Fritz - John Feiler - - - Gordon Morris First Prize First Prize Second Prize Second Prize '45 xtrcz Class Printing . . . Dale Bartholomew Allen Dangler David Mack Kenneth Schneck Senior Class Play Management . Mary Hutnick, Chairlady Hilda Groller Margaret Harakal Shirley Heffelfinger Mary Lukasavitz Dorothy McCloskey Anna Nederostek Eleanor Schultz Margaretta Theiss Mary Vida Newspaper . . . Alice Marzinsky, Editor Daniel Danko Warren Hahn Helen Halcin Irene Johnson Harry Keiper Paul Kingcaid Lillian Kupsky William Musselman Mae Scheirer Name Cards and Annoimcements . . . Shirley McFetridge, Chairlady Paul Butz Joyce Frey Robert Kennedy Rosemarie Lukish Margaret Neupauer Anna Pammer Anna Pavlichko Milton Pletchan Helen Repko June Sourwine John Strisofsky :curricufar Duties Dance Committee . Lucille Makovetz, Chairlady Faye Cressman Jean Griffith William Haberern Andrew Harakal Margaret Klinger Richard Loch Dolores Novich Jayne Schweyer Gladys Wotring School Pianist . . . Naomi Nothstein Cap and Gown Committee Jean Berlew Donald Engler Florence Horton Edward Novak George Vandegrift Harold Walck Commencement Play Management . . . Anna Nederostek, Chairlady Helen Bobersky Sterling Brown Mae Cogossi Catherine Case Loretta Dreisbach Walter Ernst Joyce Frey Hilda Groller Miriam Howells Lorin Hoffman Anna Pammer Anna Pavljchko Franklin Peters Milton Pletchan Lorraine Ritter Catherine Rodgers Vera Shoemaker 'fi , Wemin iscences LII' SEPTEMBER 6. Once again we enter the portals of learn- ing. 7. Will these freshmen never learn? 8. Senior boys missing. Found outside Room No. 116. Too bad, boys, she's married. 11. Homework flying thick and fast. Seniors studying very diligently! 12. Chemistry class has a visitor-a dog. He did what most of the students would like to do-sleep. 13. At last we have found a genius. Paulette Minner made the startling discovery that milk comes from a cow. 14. Freshmen are pretty well out of the daze. 15. Seniors theme song, Days Arc Growing Long and Weary. 18. Was Grace Bower's face red today? She filled a jar with water and the bottom fell out. 19. Our first vacation-The Great Allentown Fair. 20. Who are the Harlem Girls from Room No. 202? 21. Senior rings arrive today. At last! 25. Talk of the day-our victory over Palm- erton in football. 26. Did you ever see Mel Masonheimer do his Hula Hula dance? 27. Launching the magazine campaign. 28. First football casualty. Manager Wil- liams falls OH the bleachers. 29. Seniors take first typing speed test. Oh, brother. OCTOBER 2. Mel Masonheimer late again today. Same old excuse-he had to finish building the dog kennel. 3. Only seven more months of school. Oh, boy. 4. Election of home room officers. 5. Assembly slightly different. Mr. Howells had everybody acting like donkeys. 6. Senior girls swoon at pep meeting. Boys don't have a chance with Coach Piff around. 9. Miss McGonigle insists we have gym outside. Rain won't hurt us. 10. Section 12-3 is very drowsy in short- hand class. Just concluded Macbeth the period before. iarv 11. Students agree with Mr. Edwin Steckel that Music is Fun, first Lyceum pro- gram. 12. Seniors celebrate Columbus Day with a P. D. test. 13. Friday the 13th, and we had a chemistry test. Oh, woe is me. 16. Big dividends! Alice Marzinsky and Rosemary Kupsky spend 8 hours cal- culating magazine campaign returns. 17. Betty Stoudt, a senior, was married to- day. 18. Place: Chemistry class. Mr. Abbott: Where do we get H2O? Naomi: Well- 19. According to a N. H. S. member, a ton- sorial parlor is a place where you get your tonsils taken out. 20. We all took french leave to see Wilson, 23. This will turn out to be very sweet. Eight bees discovered in the auditorium. Ha! Ha! 24. R. Oswald, that handsome sailor, visited the girls' health class today. Could it be because of Marion Peters? 25. As a result of a handwriting analysis we learned that George Williams is bashful. Oh! brother! 26. Whitehall Hi-Lites made its debut as a one-page edition. 30. How odd! Mr. Wagaman informs us that English is a book to be chewed and digested. 31. Whitehall is host to visiting superinten- dents of schools from Lehigh, Northamp- ton, and Carbon Counties. NOVEMBER 1. 108 absent today. Hunting season opened. 3. Mr. Wagaman's corny jokes are begin- ning to pop. 6. It never fails. Commercial Law class never knows anything on Mondays. 7. Seniors feel pretty big today. All allow- ed to vote for the President in P.D. class. 8. New song books purchased for assembly. 9. Mr. Wagaman: My mother was a woman, so I have a right to change my mind. 10. Everybody is happy. Thanks to Mr. Grammes we don't have school on Mon- day--if we beat Catty. 13. Well, here we are in school again. We didn't have off. George Williams is raising a moustache -for the class play, of course. Janie is a pronoun standing for Jane says Danny Danko. Professor Allen Dangler delivers a lec- ture on Snodjugators at noon. Confusion in the hall! G. B.'s proofs have arrived. It's November 20th all day. A sight to behold: G. B. eating potato chips from the auditorium floor. Beau Geste enjoyed by students. Thanksgiving vacation. Something for which to be thankful. Why can't seniors do their solid geom- etry on Monday? was Mr. Grammes' question. Reply: When can they do it? A. M, and R. K. quarrel so often that this morning A. M. had to ask R. K. if she was angry with her before starting a conversation. According to L. Kupsky a man is old with age. Why were 31 chemistry students in study hall today? We know, don't we? DECEMBER . Senior class play, t'M'liss, presented. Mr. Snyder bears that unusually peculiar look-just washed his hair. Erma Laubach makes her debut on the stage during a study period as a penalty for talking. Twelve more school days until Christ- mas vacation. According to Joyce Frey, one way to remove a President from office besides impeachment is to assassinate him. Frank Moritz and Bob Davies went deer hunting. We wonder if it wasn't two- legged dear they were looking for. Here's some core-nz Rosemary Kupsky's aim sends an apple core onto the stage instead of into the wastebasket. George Williams yells, Encore Harold Walck certainly must have been a cute baby according to his baby pic- ture, and frankly he still is. We are indeed thankful that Miss Gib- bert knows her shorthand lesson daily. Mrs. Beidlernan, after thoughtful con- sideration, wonders if Ace Harakal is all there. David Mack was caught running in the halls today. No, he isn't trying to reduce. He was merely trying to get to chem- istry class on time. 18. Seniors can't act dignified when they have things like mumps to contend with. How about it Gladys? 19. Seniors still bewildered. What can those magicians do with those pigeons? 20. Couldn't F, Moritz and G. Williams see the black boards in chemistry class, or did Mr. Abbott have another reason for seating them up front? 21. Welre on the last mile to Christmas. 22. Christmas program by Girls' Chorus. Home room parties. No school till Jan- uary 2. JANUARY 2. Sterling Brown started the New Year right. He was just five minutes late this morning. 3. Today Harry Keiper is 18. That means a trip to the draft board. 4. What is going on between Naomi and Lorin? 5. Chemistry students will never forget this week. A test every day. 8. What happened to all those New Year's resolutions? 9. Scheduled Lyceum program cancelled. This time the truck broke down. 10. Today we try out Student Council's traffic system. More power to them. 11. Why is everybody late for class? Could it be the new system? 12. Traffic system revised. This one really works. 15. Franklin Peters jurnped a mile high to- day in P. D. class. Why Marion, what on earth did you do to him? 16. Oh this suspense. Why do teachers wait until the last five minutes to read ex- emptions? 17. Good old snow! No school and no exams till next Monday. 18. More review. Boring for those exempt. Fearful for those who have to take the tests. 19. Mr. Abbott is certainly having a nice vacation. This is Whitehall, not North Whitehall, Mr. Abbott. 22-24. Mid-year examinations. 25. Junior Prom. Gloria Steyert crowned queen. 26. Many heads bobbing in class today. Doggone, that Prom was some affair! 29. Snow again. Stiles pupils went home at noon so they could get home before the town was snowed under. 30. Grace Bower left for Kutztovm today. Best of luck, Gracie! 31. Whitehall's D-Day-report cards! FEBRUARY . 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28. The Navy is taking over our class. Lee Oswald has left, and Joe Gebhard is enlisting today. Seniors came to the conclusion that they like trig much better than solid, Bill Warke makes another trip to Miss Frey's office this morning. Welcome back Melvin M. We hope those mumps didn't keep you from drinking your cider. Rosemarie Lukish was called out of class by a sailor. Lyceum Program-illustrated lecture by Herbert C. Lanks. When a jawbone is broken the mouth remains open. Miss McGonigle declares all senior girls must have broken jaws. Linc0ln's birthday. Yearbook staff going crazy. Result of a recent English exam-Henry is a character in Macbeth. The little fellow with the bow and ar- rows is running around today. Where did the teachers get those funny Valentines? What do you know-Frank Moritz will be 18 tomorrow! Gee, those fellows are getting old fast! Dale Reds McQuillen dubbed Chief Red Wing by Miss Gibbert. Section 12-3 seems to work with one mind. The entire class did the same wrong lesson in typing. Feature picture in assembly entitled, 'tQuarterback. Washington's birthday but no vacation. Dizzy Dangler shocked Miss Schaadt by keeping quiet in French class. Mrs. Beidleman remarks, Have I talked the entire 45 minutes? On some seniors mindseShould we- shouldn't we? Yes? No? Minds mlade up. We should, so we take off to go down to see Joe Gebhard off. Good luck, Joe. MARCH I . 1. 2. 5. 6. .- 3. Name card riot Case question on Automobile Liability winds up with Mr. Snyder's accusing Hokendauqua people of always walking up the street. Gym team practice begins today. Erna Hoffman is going to be a barber. Did you see the job she did on her hair? 8. Days certainly are getting warmer. Danko and Musselman leave for the Navy. 9. Our beloved current events day. 12. Spring is in the air at Whitehall, if you know what we mean. 13. Leonard Dopsovic confuses phenomena with pneumonia.. 14. We had another Lyceum program. All right, boys, we know you liked the piano player. 15. The operetta, Tune In, presented. 16. Mary Hutnick gives out another of a series of blood-tingling screams. 19. Joe Sinatra Ross slays all the ladies with his crooning during the matinee of Tune In. 20. We welcome Mr. Wagaman back after his illness. 21. Miracle of miracles-only one senior absent. 22. Mae Scheirer receives one of those sur- prises written on a piece of paper from Mr. Abbott-penalty for talking. Z3. Mr. Snyder deviates from the Book and agrees with the students on a test question. 26. That romance between Nothstein and Hoffman is still going strong. 27. Mrs. Beidleman was locked out of P. D. class. No, it wasn't Mr. Abbott againg the door to Room No. 116 sticks. 28. A daily ,occurrence is Ace Harakal's visit to Miss Frey's office. 29. Easter vacation. That means no school until Tuesday. APRIL 3. What a nice present we received after the Easter vacation-report cards. 4. Joan Herman hasn't had her homework a single day this week. That's right, Bobby was home on furlough. 5. Place: English class. Mr. Wagaman: Don't you remember what we said Edgar Allan Poe said last year? Dick Bateman: I didn't know Edgar was still living. 6. Lillian K.: Are you taking gym? Erna L.: No, I'm taking Mike. 9. Sox Davies seen taking four books home to do those book reports. 10. Bill Haberern, Sox Davies, and George Williams took a trip to Wilkes-Barre. 11. They're in the Army now. We have a couple of 1-A's running around today. 12. Seniors locked out of-ah, ah- trig class. Fooled ya! 13. We pay tribute to our late President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 16. Richard Orchid Loch is the only man alive who claims he can get orchids for 32.00 apiece. 17. Dizzy', Dangler is getting thinner. Is it because French class is making the poor boy miss his lunch? 18. Morse code class is startled at hearing six words a minute on the records. 19. Junior Oratorical Contest tonight. Mr. Bennick is a nervous wreck. 20. Senior girls health test postponed for the third time. Could this be a new way to make us study? 23. Room No. 216 decided to sLu'prise Mr. Snyder this morning. Upon arriving, Mr. Snyder found the room so quiet that he walked on tiptoes while raising the shades. 24. Wonder why there is so much ivy poison going around in Room No. 216? 25. Club periods and movies the first period this morning. 26. Library very busyg everybody getting in late book reports. 27. County Oratorical Contest. 30. Student Council introduces new hall traffic system after school dismissal pro- gram. MAY P 1 nl! 1. Miss Gibbert's big worry is: Will the class book be ready in time? Oh, me. Oh- mv- 1 1 ,511 2. What is causing that drowsiness among the seniors? They are always lying around on all the furniture according to a certain teacher. 3. This man shortage must be rather acute. Florence Horton is running after the seventh-grade boys. 4. Gym Exhibition. Oh, brother. 7, One week left and only 200 pages to cover in English. Tough on the mid- night oil. 8. Impressive V-E Day program presented for the student body. 9. National Honor Society induction serv- ice proves quite impressive. 10. Why are the German pupils wishing they were still reading Germels- hausen? That review of Mr. Kohler's must be plenty tough. 11. Senior Farewell held at the Americus Hotel, Allentown. 14. Tests day after tomorrow. Rather gloomy, isn't it? You sure can get to like this place in four years. 15. Today we recited in class for the last time in our high school career. Sorta have to hold back that lump. 16-18. Final Examinations. 21-24. Just waiting around and biding our time. 25. Class night. We all enjoyed Almost Eighteen. JUNE 3. Baccalaureate services. 5. Commencement. Adieu, dear Alma Mater. Name Mildred Adams . . Miriani Adams .. Dolores Ballas ..... Hannah Balliet . . . .. Norma Bartholomew Doris Barton ....... Evelyn Benninger .. Gladys Bergenstock . Jean Berlew ........ Dorothy Bertsch . . . Helen Bobersky . .. Grace Bower ..... Kathryn Case . . . Mae Cogossi .... Betty Correll ..... Faye Cressman .... Joyce DeWalt ...... Loretta Dreisbach .. Eleanor Eberhardt . . LaRue Evans .... Dorothy Fedor .. Joyce Frey ..... Jean Griffith Hilda Groller ..... Helen Halcin ....... Margaret Harakal .. Shirley Heffelfinger Joan Herman ....... Erna Hoffman ..... Florence Horton .. Miriam Howells . .. Betty Huber ..... Mary Hutnick Irene Johnson ..... Margaret Klinger .. Miriam Kolb ....., Margaret Koons Lois Kresge ..... Lillian Kupsky .... Rosemary Kupsky . . Jacquelyn Kurtz .. Erma Laubach ..., Mary Lukasavitz . . . Rosemarie Lukish .. Lucille Makovetz .. Ethel Martin ...... Alice Marzinsky Dorothy McCloskey Shirley McFetridge . Paulette Mlnner .... Helen Murtaugh .... Anna Nederostek Margaret Neupauer . Naomi Nothstein .. Dolores Novich Millie Osifchok . . . Helen Palco .... Anna Pammer .... en ior fuss Baffot .My .My ........My .. .,... My . ..,.. My .....My .....'l'he .My .....My .....My .....My . ..... The . ..... My .My .My .Ac What I'm Proudest of appetite .............. dimples ........ . red hair ........ . melodious voice . brother Phil .... . accordion ..... marks ......... . ability to sew . sailor ,....,.... . paratrooper ..... . clothes I make ..... college life .......... so-called witty diary eyes ............,.... curly hair ........... Southern sister-in-law G. M. .............. . soldier .............. soldier ....... . corny laugh . .. . dimples ......... . Marine sister .... . small feet .,... . ertain sailor . .. . A certain Marine .... . .....My .... .My blonde hair ..... . sailor ...,.......... . . Bobby and Marcia .. .,...My .....My .....My little brother ...... . sister ............ . Marine ..... . red hair ...... . paratrooper . . . . pug nose ..... . Tommy .......... . ,My .....My . ..... My .My . ..... My . ..... My . ..... My .My .My .... .My .My . ..... My . ..... My . ..... My My My My long eyelashes . . . blue eyes ...... . red hair ...... . brothers ...... . 81!2 AAAA's . doll, Carl ..... . legs ........ . fingernails .... . brown eyes . football star ......... dancing ............. National Honor card . name tMikolajczykJ nephew ............. nephews ........ . jitterbugging .... . Hngernails ..... . eyebrows .... . blue eyes ..... . moccasins . . . . snmile ....... . niece ...., . shoes . . . . Pet Saying Naturally Honestly? Get out of here You're smart! J eepers! Yeah! You're a liar Or something Dat's a terrible shame Ooh-la-la Oh, my word! Do it yourself! I'm tellin' ya! No foolin' Who said so? Ye gads, Brenda! Oh, brother! Is that so? You think you're smart! I don't like you I'm gonna tell my mother I hate you Plendolly Oh joy! You're telling me! Oh kid! Oh, my goodness! Oh, forget it! You're silly I don't like you-almost Cut it out Don't get anxious Are you kidding? Ain't apposed ta My foot That's a big thing A Carry on Such a one I would like What for? Don't ask me to speak to you Oh, my gosh! Oh, boy! Isn't that awful? Get out of here Oh, gee Youse Holy tomatoes! Horrors! Let's all be beavers Yes, dear Ah, go on Pipe that You lie Minner!! You moron, you Git out! My gad! Shut up! Name Anna Pavlichko .... Marion Peters .... Helen Repko ..... Lorraine Ritter ....... Catherine Rodgers .... Mae Scheirer ....... Eleanor Schultz ........ Jayne Schweyer ........ Betty Schwindenhammer Vera Shoemaker ....... June Sourwine ....,. Dorothy Theiss ....... Margaretta Theiss .... Mary Vida ......... Goldie Weiner Nancy Wildrick .... Miriam Willitts .... Gladys Wotring .... Albert Andush James Ball ......... Dale Bartholomew Richard Bateman . . . Sterling Brown .. Paul Butz ..,,... Allen Dangler .... Daniel Danko ......... Robert Davies ...,...... William Diefenderfer . .. Leonard Dopsovic ...... Donald Engler ........ Walter Ernst ....,.. Joseph Gebhard .... William Haberern ..... Warren Hahn ....... Andrew Harakal Lorin Hoffman . .. Harry Keiper ,.... Robert Kennedy Paul Kingcaid .... Richard Loch ......... David Mack ............ Melvin Masonheimer . .. Dale McQuil.len ...... Franklin Moritz ...... William Mussehnan ..., Edward Novak ..... . Lee Oswald ...... Franklin Peters .... Milton Pletchan .... Kenneth Schneck . . . Harry Steckel .... John Strisofsky .... George Vandergrift . J. Harold Walck ...... William Warke Eugene Wieand . .. George Williams What I'm Proudest My height ............ Dick the sailor .... My hair ............... exemption in law . Irish nationality .. typing ability ..... grass skirt ...... underclassmen .. blue eyes ....... My My My My dog ............. dark eyes ......... My My My My My brother Charles My brother Charles My Northampton friend My seven brothers .... My dog Mitzi ....... My My string of sailors bangs ,........... . My pre-war harmonica My gum supply ....... My alias CClaudeJ .. My acting ......... My fishing rod My drum set My jokes ........... Jean S. ............ . My scientific ability My Navy uniform . . . My red sweater .... Myself .............. My red Suspenders .... The Navy .......,... My Ford truck ..... My Navy uniform .. Blondie ............. green trunks . . . artistic ability . . . My My My blue eyes ....... height ....... smile ..... My My My middle . .. My cats ....... My red hair .... My Ford ...,... Being a sailor ......... Egypt Leopards ....... My S. Whitehall friend My girl friends ........ Being a wolf .......... My modern Ford . .. My Walk ........,.. My jalopy .,......... The Block Busters .. Eleanor ........... Betty ,............... My bowling ........... My chosen profession . Pet Saying Silly girl Stop it Cut it out Oh, for goodness sake Honest! You have nerve Aw phooey Shucks! No-o-o-o Hi ya, kid You're kidding Wouldn't you like to? Go roll yourself Wouldn't you love to? I look worried Fool! Oo-la-la!!! Honest to gosh What's cookin, doc? Tell you what l'm gonna Oh, yeah! Brave! I don't know Well, my goodness Zombie!! Hello peaches Ye Gods! Ship ahoy! I coulda Do you hear me??? Women are the root of all Wanna ight? I'll blast ya! I'll take a carload Well there ya are Silly boy! I don't know Hi Baby! What do you mean? So-o-o I'll crush you! Propaganda! Hi Yah! Oh, Baby! Oh, Boy! That's right Are you kiddin'? My goodness No kiddin'? You're cute! Get out of here I don't know What are you looking for What makes- you so cute? Hi there, youngster Hugh??? That's tough! do evil ? Robert Kennedy ....... Millie Osifchok ......... Betty Schwindenhammer Mae Scheirer ........... Eleanor Schultz ........ Dorothy Theiss .... Margaretta Theiss . . . James Ball ......... Paul Kingcaid ..... John Strisofsky .... Mildred Adams .... Miriam Adams . . . Doris Barton . . . Dolores Ballas . .. Harry Keiper ....... Evelyn Benninger . .. William Warke .... Mary Lukasavitz . . . Dorothy Bertsch . .. Andrew Harakal . .. Jean Berlew ........, Leonard Dopsovic . . . Kathryn Case ...... Dale McQui1len .... Mae Cogossi ..... Betty Correll ..... Faye Cressman ...... Loretta Dreisbach . . . Eleanor Eberhardt . . . William Musselman .... Warren Hahn ........ Dorothy Fedor .... Joyce Frey ....,..... Rosemiary Kupsky Albert Andush ..... Erma Laubach . . . Margaret Koons . .. Hilda Groller .... Miriam Kolb ....... Helen Halcin ........ Margaret Harakal Margaret Klinger .... Shirley Heffelfmger .... Irene Johnson ....... Miriam Howells . . . Mary Hutnick . . . Harry Steckel ..... Alice Marzinsky ..... Shirley McFetridge .... Jean Griffith ......... Daniel Danko .... Joan Herman . . . Lois Kresge ....., Ethel Martin ......... Richard Bateman ...... William Diefenderfer William Haberern ..... ou magine With a G. I. haircut .......... Jitterbugging Notlaughing On adate .. . Without her grass skirt Without Harry .. . . . .. Not being cheerful . . .. Without his gum supply Being 5 feet tall Without his jalopy ,.......... Jitterbugging , .......... With short hair Having long fingernails . , . . . . Without Blondie Without his wave Not reading ...Not dancing Together with Betty .............. Chewing her fingernails . . . . . . . . Getting serious about a guy Coming to school on time Studying commercial law Beingatall lad Without her potato chips With black hair Not joking or smiling With a loud voice Not talking about a sailor In a grass skirt Not thinking of that soldier ......... In his Navy uniform Bemgawolf Without Reds Nottalking Not losing or looking for a pencil Nottellingajokein class Weighing 250 pounds Six feet tall Not getting letters from a sailor Jitterbugging Not writing that certain letter Being abrunette Not smiling Not writing to her sailor Not singing Not thinking of Wick With straight hair Not loaflng Roller skating Inabathing suit Notmaking noise . . . . Not calling everyone Peaches Flunking chemistry Notdatlng Notdancing . . . Not looking for Mr. Brown Being a civilian Talking during classes Norma Bartholomew Harold Walck ....... Walter Ernst ........ Sterling Brown David Mack ......... George Vandergrift Robert Davies ....... Hannah Balliet .... George Williams . .. Dolores Novich ..... Dale Bartholomew .. Allen Dangler ....... Kenneth Schneck . .. Grace Bower ........ Gladys Bergenstock Paulette Minner .... LaRue Evans ...... Helen Murtaugh ..... . . . . . . Finding her ideal Carrying his lunch Not sleeping in class . . . . . . . With curly hair . . . . Being underweight Driving u car With a short haircut Not chewing gum Being bashful Out of jokes Singing soprano . . . . Quiet in French class Passing chemistry Stumped on a question . . . . . . . Wearing make-up . . . . . . . Skipping school Weighing 150 pounds Wearing a dress Donald Engler ............................ .................... F ighting Melvin Masonheimer Catherine Rodgers an Nancy Wildrick ..... Erna Hoffman ....... Marion Peters . . . Joseph Gebhard . . . Florence Horton . .. Franklin Peters . . . Anna Pammer .... Paul Butz ......... Lucille Makovetz .... Helen Bobersky . .. Helen Repko ........ Vera Shoemaker .... Milton Pletchan Betty Huber ..,.. Jayne Schweyer Jacquelyn Kurtz Naomi Nothstein .,.. Lee Oswald ....... Edward Novak .... Joyce DeWalt .... Franklin Moritz . . . Lorraine Ritter .... Rosemarie Lukish . .. Eugene Wieand .... Lorin Hoffman ...... Margaret Neupauer . Dorothy McCloskey . Miriam Willitts ....... Goldie Weiner ....... Anna Nederostek .... Gladys Wotring . . . Helen Palco ...... Mary Vida ..,... Lillian Kupsky .... Anna Pavlichko . .. Richard Loch .... A ................ June Sourwine Refusing a glass of cider .. . . . . . Without each other With blonde hair In her seat during roll call Withafeathercut In theArmy Not arguing With his hair mussed Not flirting Withahalo .. . Not selling tickets Not smiling . ....... Being short Doing a ballet . .. Wearing a necktie . . . . . . Without red hair . . . . . . . . . . Not over at Ca1's Not talking about Carl Playing classics on the piano Scrubbing the deck As a jitterbug . . . . Raising a rumpus Not woliing Playingabass horn Not being friendly 'f f f 'Gliding' the iikhif in Q hunting season Without his wave Making love Short and fat ......... Being a teacher pet . . . . Not writing to her sailor Without Palco ..... Without Goldie . . . . With short hair Without Richie Bicycle riding Having black hair Answering intelligently in P. D. Class enior Class Pessimist ....., Most Popular Boy .... Most Popular Girl .... Wittiest .........,. Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl . .. Best Boy Athlete ,... .... Best Girl Athlete ........... Biggest Drag with Faculty .. Favorite Song ............ Favorite Orchestra ..., Handsomest Boy .... Prettiest Girl .........,... Favorite Sport ............. Most Likeable Personality Best Scholar ..,.. ,......... Favorite Radio Program Most Romantic ........,.. Most Bashful . . . Best Orator .... Best Dancer ..... Most Versatile . . . Best Physique . . . Most Dignified .. Most Modest ,........... Most Courteous .......... Most Likely to Succeed .... Most Inquisitive .......... Class Loafer ...... Most Talkative .... Prettiest Smile .... Biggest Flirt ............ School's Greatest Need Study Hall Pastime .... Did Most for Class .... Most Talented .... Best All-Around .,.. Friendliest ........ Most Dependable .... Most Original ....... Most Interesting ...... Most Enjoyable Class . .. Favorite Teacher ..... Favorite Subject .... Cfoss OUSCVISUS . . . . . La.Rue Evans .. . George Williams .. Rosemarie Lukish . . . . Allen Dangler William Warke . . Gladys Wotring . . . . . William Warke Norma Bartholomew . . . Naomi Nothstein IDream of You The Block Busters . . . . William Warke .. Rosemarie Lukish . .......... Football .. Nancy Wildrick ... Grace Bower Bob Hope . . . . Franklin Moritz . . . Warren Hahn . . . . . Harry Keiper Helen Murtaugh .. . George Williams .. . William Warke ..... Joan Herman Florence Horton .. . Alice Marzinsky .. . George Williams . . . . . Hilda Groller . . . . Harry Steckel Joyce Frey . . . . Dorothy Fedor . . . . Jean Griffith ..... Class of '45 Talking . . . George Williams Hannah Balliet .. . George Williams . . . Dolores Novich . . . . Florence Horton Richard Bateman Paulette Minner P. of D. Miss Gibbert P. of D. ost an estczment We, the Senior Class of the Whitehall High School, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-tive, endowed with human intelligence, do hereby bequeath: To the Class of '46-another Mrs, Beidlemz-in to teach P.D. To the Class of '47-renewed vigor at the hal.f-way mark. To the Cllass of '48-a book on the serious effects of chewing gum. To the incoming freshmen-ambition to carry out the ugood intentions we once proposed, To Mr. Howells-continued success with the Girls' Chorus. To the janitors-more dogs that entertain the students in study halls. To Miss Gibbert-another intelligent, angelic typing class. To the cafeteria-more regular patrons for beans. To Hokendauqua students-alarm clocks in good working condition. To some junior-the editing of Whitehall Hi-Lites. To Mr. Abbott-a good humor man. To future commercial law classes-a duplicate of Hthe book from which Mr. Snyder gets the test answers. To an intelligent junior-the valedictory. To our Alma Mater-another class as versatile as the Class of '45. To the football team-a victorious year with more players like Bill Warke. To whom it may concern-our initiative, influence, intelligence, etc. To Miss McGonigle-an energetic gym team. To the student body-more cooperative school spirit. To Miss Frey-a decrease in the number of students patronizing her office. To Mr. Snyder-an automatic device that picks up paper. To future English classes--Mr. Wagaman's innocent wit and humor. To prospective seniors-the thrilling incidents of Shakespeare's Macbeth. To all teachers-private secretaries to correct test papers. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal on the 5th day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-five. CLASS OF 1945 D Q2 .. 3, arg, ,,..... ! -A J AND J fl 4 ' Wi ,grime 'L,,-fi 70 .,4-4 1 --ree. ff-' 'Rfun trange llljusic Tonight and Every Night ...... All Alone and Lonely ........... Oh, What a Beautiful Morning .... Can't Help Singing ............. Snootie Little Cutie ........... I Wanna Get Married ........... Leave the Dishes in the Sink ..... This Is No Laughing Matter .... Stranger in Town ........... Day Dreaming ............ Why Don't You Do Bight? . . . There Are Such Things . .. l'm Making Believe ..... . Whispering ............. I Begged Her ............. To Have and Have Not .... Music For Millions ...... Miss You ...................... You'll Never Know ............... There Will Never Be Another You . . . Accentuate the Positive ........... Experiment Perilous ............ Once Too Often ....... My Last Goodbye ..... I'll Be Back ............. If You Are But a Dream . . . Any Day Now .......... Open Up That Door . . . So Sorry for You ........ Until We Meet Again ...... Strawberry Blonde .......... It's a Lonesome Old Town ............ .. Soon ................................. .... Please, Won't You Leave My Girl Alone Best of All ........................... Counting on You ...... . . . Impatient Years ............ You're Mean to Me ........... Watching the Trains Come In .... Don't Ever Change ............ I Promise You ................ Sweet and Lovely . ............... A Long, Long Way From Home .... Margie ........................ Haunted Town ............... Iingle, langle, Iingle Strange Music ....... . . . . . Homework Senior girls . . . . . . Saturday . ........ Mr. Howells . . . . . Mrs. Beidleman Senior Girls' Ambition Home Economics Girls FinalExams Mr. Abbott . . . . . . . . . . . English Literature Class . . . . Miss Schaadt to French Students . . . . . . . Pep Meetings ....... No Homework . . Study Hall Pastime Senior Boys Asking For Dates'?'?? Vacants Whitehall Glee Club .. .. . . . Miss Bateman . . . . . . . Excuse Blanks . . . . . . Miss Gibbert . . . . . . . Mr. Grammes . . . . . . Chemistry Class .. Eleven Illegal I nys . . . . . . Senior Fare Nell . . . . . . . Undergrads . . . . Graduation . . . . . Mr. Wagaman Mr. Abbott . Seniors to Freshmen Our G.I's . . . . Miss McGonigle Fullerton Victory for the Allies . . . . . . Boys in Service Mr. Nevins . . . . . Student Council . . Years at School . . . . . . . Miss Schadler Seniors at the Station Mr.Wheeler Never to Skip School Miss Werley .. . Faculty in Service Miss Lazarus West Catasauqua Miss Frey's Keys . . Whitehall Band LIITZOI' H. Balliet: My boy friend gave me his pic- ture last night. F. Horton: Oh, let me see what he looks like? H. Balliet: I can't. I haven't had it developed yet. ill li if Barber: Was your tie red when you came in? F. Peters: NOW Barber: G0sh! It Ik 1' M. Masonheimer: Don't you like my voice? N. Nothstein: I have played on the white keys, and I have played on the black keys -but you sing in the cracks! Ill 4 lk A. Andush: Didn't your aunt ever get mar- 1-led? J. Ball: She was two-thirds married once. She was there, and the preacher was there, but the guy didn't show up. ir 1 1 E. Laubach: Are you going with your folks to hear my aunt sing?l' L. Kupsky: No, I have to stay home and take care of my younger brother. E. Laubach: I sure wish I had a little brother. Ill li ll' M. Hutnick: Mr. Piff is going to teach P. D. today: we'd better study. R. Kupsky: Oh, that's all right. He's a ball player: we can bat it to him. Ill lk ll' P. Minner: Darling, I don't believe you love me anymore. F. Moritz: My love, how can you say that? P. Minner: The last few times you've been over you've left before my father kicked you out. Ill D Q A. Dangler: See that swell girl over there? I surely would have taken her to the Prom if it hadn't been for something she said. P. Butz: f'Yeah, what was it she said? A. Dangler: No. 11 ik IF R. Davies: I used to think- N. Wildrick: What made you stop? 1 8 1 L. Evans: Is that poem finished that you were working on?'l D. Novich: It is. L. Evans: Has it been published yet? D. Novich: Yes, that's what finished it. 81 4' i R. Loch: I see you hurt your head. Did you have X-rays taken? D. McQuillen: Yep, R. Loch: What did they show? D. McQuillen: Nothing R. Loch: The truth will out. P. Kingcaid: Did you hear about the big fight? H. Keiper: No, what was it? P. Kingcaid: A kitten licked his paw. H Ill 1 Mr. Nevins: Where were you yesterday? H. Steckel: Getting my hair cut. Mr. Nevins: During school hours? H. Steckel: It grew during school hours, didn't it? Mr. Nevins: Not all of it. H. Steckel: Well, I didn't get all of it cut, either. Il F 4 Mr. Wagaman: Your last theme was very difficult to read. Your work should be so written that even the most ignorant will be able to under- stand it. M. Masonheimer: Yes, sir. What part didr1't you understand? If 1 ll F. Horton: What are you reading about? H. Murtaugh: I don't know. F. Horton: Well, you were reading aloud. H F' . C '1 r+ 93 oi P' 'E Y' M? rv- r-1 Q E 99 rn D. ee CIT cn S E. 5 'Fl Hoffman: What business will you take up after you finish school? M. Pletchan: Looks like l'll take up land- a shovelful at a time. il Ill ll N. Nothstein: I wouldn't marry the best man living. A. Dangler: 'Tm sorry you feel that way about me, but thanks for the compliment. i 3 1' 'Tm off, said the loon, as the keepers led P113-P1 'UQ' D' S1515 254: ufgm as-5 w'..lF '4 : ..,,, Ib-I 23. ,qw HS. O- ate' '32- C2 UQ 535' .ig -D Hb O H 'S B 0 Laubach: Sore feet. Ill il ll FD' . Dangler: Naomi rejected me last night. Walck: Well, buck up. There are other girls. A. Dangler: Yes, of course, but somehow I can't help feeling sorry for the poor girl. l i U Who's there? cried the hotel guest. A telegram, boss, responded a Negro's voice. Well, you can shove it under the door, can't you, without waking me up so early? No, suh, the darkey answered. It's on a tray. It 8 U u E. Hoffman: What caused the explosion up at Butzie's place last night? J . Kurtz: He fed his chickens some lay-or- bust feed, and one of them was a rooster. Miss Mary B Qui' Patrons Dear Patrons: We, the Class of 1945, Wish to express our appreciation for the splendid Wav in which you have cooperated in malzinq possible the publication of another W'hitehall, Volume XXVI. We trust that you will support future classes as Well as you have sup- ported ours. Mr. Joseph Aldio, W. Catasauqua Mr. Samuel Ambrosino, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dorothy John Andush, Hokendauqua Anthony, N. Catasauqua Mr. A. Antolick, Sr., Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball, Stiles Thomas Ballas, Allentown Alfred Balliet, Egypt Claude Bartholomew, W. Cata- sauqua Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bartholomew, Fullerton S!Sgt. and Mrs. Phillip W. Bartholomew, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Lebro Barton, Egypt Mr. Charles Bartoni, N. Coplay Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rebellow Bartoni, Stiles John Bateman, Fullerton Mr. Paul Bednarcik, Cementon Miss Rose Marie Beidleman, Hokendauqua Mr . and Mrs. Allen Bennicas, Cementon Mr. Hugh Bennick, Bethlehem Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. sauqua Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Kathryn Edgar Benninger, Stiles Joseph Bergenstock, W. Cata- Erwin Berlew, Mickleys Edgar Bertsch, Mickleys Bertsch, Mickleys Miss Jean Blazofsky, Egypt Miss Helen Bloszinsky, Egypt obeck, Home Park, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. John Bobersky, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Borger, W. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bower, Fullerton Miss Ethel Boyer, Fullerton Mr. Paul Brandmeir, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brown, N. Catasauqua Miss Ruth N. Buskirk, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Butz, Allentown R. irl Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Buzza, N. Coplay Miss Hermina Caesar, Cfementon Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Case, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. William Christman, Cementon Miss Esther Chromiak, W. Catasauqua Mr. Adam Cogossi, Cementon T!Sgt. and Mrs. Adam P. Cogossi, Cementon Miss Pauline Cogossi, Cementon Mr. Roy Comfort, Fullerton Miss Pearl Coombs, W. Catasauqua Mrs. Ella Corman, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. William Correll, Fullerton Miss Annamae Cowling, Hokendauqua Mr and Mrs. Wayne Cressman, Fullerton Mr' and Mrs. Allen Dangler, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Danko, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Amos R. Davies, W. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Davies, Fullerton Miss Marion DeLong, Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeWalt, W. Catasauqua Miss Omie T. Diefenderfer, Fullerton Mrs. Lester Diehl, Egypt Mr. Michael Dopsovic, N. Catasauqua Miss Betty Dresher, Fullerton Mr. Raymond Druckenmiller N. Catasauqua Mrs. A. Eberhardt, Fullerton CLASS OF 1945, W. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Eberhardt, Egypt Miss Claire Eisenhardt, Allentown Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Engler, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. John Ernst, Fullerton Miss Jeanette Evans, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Evans, Fullerton Mr. Harvey Falk, Jr., Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fedor, Cementon Miss Phyllis Fegley, Fullerton Miss Nadine Fenstermaker, Mickleys Miss Veronica Fetchko, Cementon Pvt. Arlene Frable, Cementon Miss Esther Frey, Allentown Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Frey, Fullerton Mr. Russel Fries, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gebhard, Fullerton Mr. Donald George, Egypt Miss Joyce Geschwindt, Mickleys Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Gockley, Mickleys Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Griffith, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. John Groller, Egypt Miss Dorothy Grow, Fullerton Miss Audrey Gruver, Cementon Mrs. Katie Haberern, Cementon Mr. Donald Hagenauer, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hahn, W. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. William Halcin, Cementon Mr. Allen S. Handwerk, Coplay R.-til Mr. and Mrs. John Harakal, Hokendauqua Mrs. John Harakal, Hokendauqua Lt. fj.g.D Elma M. Haupt, U.S.N.R., Allentown Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heffelfinger, W. Cata- sauqua Miss Alice Heintzelman, Egypt Miss Lydia Heintzelman, Cementon Miss Lorraine Herbster, Fullerton Mr. Calvin D. Herman, Fullerton Miss Lois Herman, Fullerton Miss Betty Lou Hess, Lehighton Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Hess, Fullerton Miss Kathryn Hill, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoffman, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hoffman, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Howells, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howells, Fullerton Miss Verna Hricinak, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Huber, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Hutnick, Home Park, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. P. Johnson, Fullerton Miss Corinne Keck, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Keiper, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. William Keiser, Clementon Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy, N. Catasauqua Mr. Richard King, Fullerton Mrs. Harvey Kingcaid, Nazareth Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kingcaid, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klinger, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kohler, Egypt Miss Betty Kohrs, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kolb, N. Catasauqua Mr. Paul Konapelsky, Cementon Mrs. Michael Koons, Northampton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koons, N. Catasauqua Miss Jean Kotsch, Fullerton Miss Catherine Koval, Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. George Kreglow, N. Coplay Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kresge, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ritter, Cementon Mrs. Mary Rodgers, W. Catasauqua Mr. Joseph Ross, Fullerton Pvt. Andrew Ruszin, Egypt Miss Pauline Miss Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Krynack, Egypt Margaret Kuchera, Egypt Lorraine Kuhns, Egypt Anna Kumernitsky, Cementon and Mrs. Andrew Kupsky, Egypt Jacob Kupsky, Egypt Clyde R. Kurtz, Allentown Allen Laubach, Egypt Miss Elizabeth Schaadt, Fullerton Miss Carrie Schadler, Alburtis Mr. Donald Schaeffer, Fullerton Mrs. Albert Schaffer, Egypt P.F.C. Granville Schaffer, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scheirer, Allentown R.iil Miss Lois Jean Scheirer, Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Scheirer, Hoken- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lazarus, Cementon Miss Miriam Leh, Egypt Miss Eleanor Leopold, Egypt Miss Marion Lindenmuth, Fullerton Mr. Charles Loch, N. Catasauqua Miss Joan Ludwig, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lukasavitz, Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukish, N. Catasauqua Mrs. Marie Mack, Fullerton Mr. Clyde Maddox, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. John Makovetz, N. Catasauqua Miss Betty Malast, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marzinsky, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. George Masonheimer, Cata- sauqua Mrs. Michael Matika, Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. David Matthews, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCloskey, Cementon Mr. E. Robert McCready, Allentown R.iTl Mrs. James McFetridge, Allentown Miss Ann M. McGonigle, Allentown Miss Faye McKeever, Fullerton Mrs. Ellen McNeill, Hokendauqua Miss Elinor McQuilken, Hokendauqua Mr. George McQuillen, W. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Merkel, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mertz, Greenawalds Miss Miriam Miller, Northanipton Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Miller, W. Catasauqua Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Minner, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mohr, Coplay Miss Helen Molchany, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morevek, Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Preston Moritz, N. Catasauqua Miss Mae Moyer, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Murtaugh, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Musselman, Northamp- dauqua Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Scheirer, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schneck, Fullerton Mr. Wilson H. Schneck, Egypt Miss Jacqueline Schuler, N. Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schultz, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schweyer, Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. John Schwindenhammer, Allen- town Miss Grace Sell, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Semmel, Mickleys Rev. and Mrs. George Senofsky, N. Catasau- qua Miss Jean Shafnisky, Egypt ton Miss Doris Muth, N. Catasauqua Mr and Mrs. Michael Nederostek, Cementon Mr and Mrs Samuel Nevins, Fullerton Mr and Mrs. Emery Neupauer, Egypt Mr and Mrs Leon Nickel, W. Catasauqua Mr and Mrs. Mahlon Nothstein, W Catasau- qua Mr and Mrs. Andrew Novak, Egypt Mr and Mrs. John Novich, Fullerton Mr James O'Donnell, Fullerton Mr and Mrs. Joseph Osifchok, Hokendauqua Miss Frances Oswald, Mickleys Mrs. Susan Palco, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pammer, Stiles Mr. and Mrs. John Pavlichko, Egypt Mrs. Anna Peters, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Peters, Stiles Miss Dorothy Peters, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Guy Peters, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Peters, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pletchan, Egypt Miss Bette Quigg, Hokendauqua Miss Irma Readinger, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Repko, Hokendauqua , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Repko, Allentown Miss Gloria Rice, Northampton Mr. Raymond Ringer, Mickleys Miss Kathryn Ritter, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Shoemaker, Allentown Mrs. Mary Simko, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Simmons, Egypt Miss Thelma Sittler, Egypt Miss Eleanor Smith, W. Catasauqua Miss Marie Smith, Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith, Bath Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder, Fullerton Mrs. Robert Snyder, Spring Valley Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Snyder, Allentown Mrs. Helen I. Sourwine, Egypt Miss Lorraine Spooner, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steckel, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steckel, Stiles Miss Betty Stefany, Hokendauqua Miss Gloria Stewart, Egypt Mr. Frank P. Stoudt, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. John Strisofsky, Cementon Miss Grace Strohl, Allentown R.Jil Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Swoyer, Allentown Miss Eleanor Tacker, Stiles Miss Marie Talotta, Cfementon Mrs. Anna Theiss, Hokendauqua P.F.C. Charles Theiss, Hokendauqua Miss Stella Tornitsky, Egypt Miss Catherine Turbedsky, Cementon Mr. and Mrs. George Vandergrift, N. Cata- sauqua Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vaughn, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Vida, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Alton F. Wagaman, W. Cata- sauqua Mr. Calvin Walck, W. Catasauqua Mrs. William Warke, Hokendauqua Miss Doris Weaver, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver, Egypt Miss Margaret Weaver, Egypt Mrs. Anna Weiner, Cementon Miss Helene Weiser, Fullerton Miss,Jean Werley, Egypt Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, Hokendauqua Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Wheeler, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wieand, Allentown Mr and Mrs. Roy P. Wildrick, Fullerton Mr. Carroll Williams, Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Williams, Hokendau- qua Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Willitts, Fullerton Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wolfer, N. Coplay Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wotring, Mickleys Mr. Linford E. Young, Jr., Fullerton Mr. John Zemba, N. Catasauqua f. fgalvertisements R IER BA K OF EGYPT 0 e Q Capital ...................... ..... S 60,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits ..... . ll2,000 Total Assets .................. . . . 2,000,000 Q 0 4 A ROLL OF HONOR BANK A General Banking Business Transacted Our Safe Deposit Boxes a Saie Place tor your Valualoles Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Most Courteous Treatment and Careful Consideration Accorded all Customers l. EDWIN S. MINNER ----- President PRESTON W. SMITH - Executive Vice President and Cashier HARRY P. GRAMMES ---- Vice President ROBERT O. VJERLEY - Vice President STANLEY P. HANDWERK Assistant Cashier KEMMERER PAPER CO. ' DISTRIBUTORS OF STANDARD PRODUCTS OE AMERICA'S EOREMOST MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTING THE ENTIRE RANGE OE OUALITIES EOR EVERY REQUIREMENT OE THE MODERN SCHOOL ROOM Blacklooard 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 KEMM RER PAPER CO ERVICE ATISFACTION Mom FALK'S MEAT MARKET I-IOKENDAUQUA - - PENNSYLVANIA -.Q if if ff -- General Auto Repairing GEORGE J. FALK Sales and Service Station PONTIAC 6's and 8's Walnut and I-Iowertown Road CATASAUQUA - - PENNSYLVANIA Phone 661 Day and Night Towing Service Congratulations to WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL Graduating Class Over the hill of qraduation lie tasks for vou strong-hearted boys and girls. We cheer you on, confident in your ability to create enviable niches for yourselves, in our American Way of life. PHOTO STUDIO - THIRD FLOOR gui CVUi.4!ze4 TO THE CLASS OF 1945 CONRAD Studio of Photography ESTABLISHED 1922 213 North 12th Street Allentown. Pc: Compliments of The Dent Hardware Co. FULLERTON. PENNSYLVANIA E. G. BENNINGER MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS Phone 2923 Norihcrmpton STILES - - PENNSYLVANIA Durable Pants CIO., Inc. Makers of Trousers 902 MAIN STREET - NORTHAMPTON. PA Telephone 628 and 629 THE AEEENEUWN BUSINESS CUEEEGE now in its 76th successful year prepares forward-looking young men and women in the shortest possible time consistent with thorough training and at the least possible expense for important business posi- tions. VVARTIME AND POST-WAR COURSES DAY AND EVENING CLASSES FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE For Summer School and Fall Term particulars, call, write, or telephone 4790 AEEENEUWN BUSINESS SUEEEGE 920 Hamilton Street ------ Allentown, Penncx. JOHN W. OBERLY, President An Approved Business School 8360 Q ICN' if 523 FRONT STREET - CATASAUQUA, PA. I Affiliated with BEN FRANKLIN STORES Compliments of Charotain Hose Company NORTH CATASAUQUA - - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Garber Ice Cream Company THE MORNING CALL EVENING CHRONICLE Call-Chronicle Newspapers Allentown. Pa. 'k SUNDAY CALL-CHRONICLE YOUR CLOTHES WILL BE BRIGHTER WHEN DRY CLEANED BY S C I'I R E I T E R ' S e ,,A0fff' T1 E 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET PHONE 3-3225 ALLENTOWN, PA. Philadelphia, Pa. Baltirnore, Md. Cincinnati, Ohio Harrisburg, Pa VOGEL-RITT, Inc. D. M. WIESEN. Manager ALLENTOWN DISTRICT O Pottstown, Reading, Hazleton, Pottsville, Bloomsburq Wilmington, Del. Trenton, N. I. Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OP HARRY E. HERMAN Whitehall Photographer I 1 'A' Phone: Catasauqua 544-W 642 WAVERLY AVENUE FULLERTON, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF MBGANIJLESS SERVICE ir CATASAUQUA STATIUNS Reliable Prescription Service AARON NEWHARD, Druggist O 1203 MAIN STREET Ph 311 NORTHAMPTON. PA. H. A. SCHANTZ Fire - Automobile -- General Insurance A Resident of South Whitehall 'A' OFFICE: 715 TURNER STREET PHONE 2-5620 ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '45 FROM Klinglers Radio 6' Sound Service LAURENCIE O. KLINGLER, Prop. RADIO TECHNICIAN Service A11 Makes HOME AND AUTO RADIOS SOUND SYSTEM RENTALS Phone: Catasauqua 586-W West Catascruqua, Pa. ANDREW J. HUTNICK Home Park Building Block and Supply Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B1ocks-Bricks-Sand-Stone-Cement Pre-Cast Lintles Made to Order 141 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CEMENTON. PA. Phone 490 Northampton, Pa ZTMMERMAN MARKET FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 'A' Phone 2-4692 1029 NORTH SEVENTH STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. Gaston's Tavern Where Food Is Found At Its Best NOTED FOR MIXED DRINKS HOKENDAUQUA ---- PENNSYLVANIA THE IDEINERYS BAKERU DISPAIIIH PRINTERY Fancy Cakes and Rolls PRINTING Try Our Rye and Taste the In A11 Its Branches Difference 'k 0 CATASAUQUA Phone 2453 PENNSYLVANIA CEMENTON, PA. Meixell Drug Store AARON T. NEWHARD. Druqqist Prescriptions Chemicals Biologicals 1203 Main Street, Northampton, Perma. Compliments A of M SL N Medicine Company . . 1926 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON, PENNA. Compliments of SHARG'S TAVERN HARRY TURBEDSKY. Prop. MAIN STREET CEMENTON, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREW MIHOCKO'S SERVICE STATION EGYPT, PENNA. Phone 335 JOHN M. HART MEAT MARKET CEMENTON ----- PENNSYLVANIA The Old Historic Spot of Col. Siegfried Now Known As SIEGFRIED HOTEL MICHAEL KRAYNICK, Prop. Modernized With the Equipment from the Trylon Restaurant of the Wor1d's Fair if 2110 CANAL 'STREET NORTHAMPTON. PA. The New Jordan Diner M. K. BOYER Penna. Dutch Cooking Try Us! 1025 N. SEVENTH ST. ALLENTOWN. PA. Compliments THE ROXY THEATRE NORTHAMPTON - PENNSYLVANIA A. F. Schaeffer GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: Northampton 2268 EGYPT - PENNSYLVANIA Quality Baked Goods Sliced. Rolls Fresh Wholesome Bread Baked Daily All Varieties to Please Every Palate COPLAY BAKERY 21 SOUTH SECOND STREET Birthday and Wedding Cakes a Specialty SHOP AT BECK'S MEAT MARKET FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES STILES. PA. Phone 2946 NORTHAMPTON, PA. ROBERT J. BEITEL Ieweler and Optometrist Lehigh National Bank Building CATASAUQUA, PA. Hudsco Cleaners Established 1924 ALL WORK INSURED AND GUARANTEED ALLENTOWN, PA. CATASAUQUA, PA. ALLENTOWN, PA. 335 Ridge Ave. 730 Second St. 845 Tilghman St. Phone 5988 Phone 59 Ph0ne 9906 Phone: Northampton 7154 COMPLIMENTS OE J. W. Peters Company Egypt Hotel THoMAs HOPFMAN, Prop. JOHN GROLLER' Prop' GENERAL STORE The Home of Satisfaction and 0 Service ,k MAIN STREET EGYPT ----- PENNA. EGYPT - - - PENNA. Annie M. Benner Ice Cream - Sodas - Cigars Tobacco - Confectionery - Groceries 520 MAIN STREET - EGYPT, PA. CHARLES C. VOGT DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS - WATCHES - 826 Hamilton Street Allentown. Pa Compliments of MR. AND MRS. REUBEN I-I. RINGEE SCHNECKSVILLE. R. 1 Phone: Northampton 320 D. J. HOFFMAN CONTRACTOR - BUILDER Builder ot Eine Homes - Repair Work A Specialty Free Plans and Estimates Furnished EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA JOE'S TYDOL SERVICE Veedol Oils Lubrication and Washing Phone 2966 Ninth and Main Sts. Northampton, Pa. R IVIARIIN I. SIVIIIH Sales Service 'A' Home Residence 2621 F. D. 2 BATH. PA COMPLIMEN TS OF Stanley R. Buss Treasurer Tax Collector COMPLIMENTS OF Savoy Theatre CATASAUQUA - PENNSYLVANIA GEO. H. HECKMAN FINE WATCH REPAIRING 'lr 1106 FOURTH ST. lReari NORTH CATASAUQUA, PA KOCH BROTHERS Allentown's Leading Clothiers CENTRE SQUARE, N. E. CORNER Authoritative Style Headquarters for Men's and Young Meds Clothing, Furnishings, and Sportswear ALLENTOWN ----- PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Service Station NORTHAMPTON - - PENNSYLVANIA MANNING-ARMSTRONG FOOT CRAFT SHOES 807 Hami1ton.S1reet Allentown, P CHARLES A. NHLSUN Iustice of the Peace Agent General Insurance 234 FIRST AVENUE WEST CATASAUQUA, PA. M. D. HOLBEN, Jr. NEFF's, PA. Phone: Slatington 291-R-3 PROTAN GAS SERVICE EOR COOKING - FURNITURE - LINFURIJ E. YUUNG Texaco Service Station COMPLIMENTS OF High-Pressure Greasinq Lee Tires and Batteries ,I S Third and American Sts. FULLERTON. PA. CQMPLIMEN TS OF Hiekorfy Grove Gveen Houses FLOWERS FUR ALL GCCASIONS Wholesale - Retail CATASAUQUA - PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF F. G, OSWAIJD lVlElVl0Rllllx COMPANY CEMETERY MEMORIALS MICKLEYS ------ PENNSYLVANIA J. J. YosT, Prop. A Phone: 3-9307 COMPLIMENTS OF Yost's Cafe 1010 HAMILTON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. Better Foods cmd Drinks - Always Welcome COMPLIMENTS OE Schwindenhammer-'s Cafe TWELFTH AND ALLEN STS. ALLENTOWN, PA. Better Foods cmd Drinks Phone: 6596 The Choice ot Whitehcr1l's Discrirninotinq Seniors PRINTCRAFT Distinctive GRADUATION NAME CARDS Produced By Printcmft Card om any 1423 EAST ELM STHEET SCRANTON, PA. COMPSLVIENTS RUSSELL E. SCHEIRER BREAD - ROLLS SCHISLER FUNERAL HOME Quality Baked Goods 0 i' Phone 2727 917 Fifth Street Fullerton. Pa. Northampton - Pennsylvania Phone: Catasauqua 298-R THEO. F. EBERHARDT Sales and Service DE SOTO PLYMOUTH AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES Main Street Phone: Northampton 7136 EGYPT - - - PENNSYLVANIA YARD-First Street OFFICE-Second Street Phone: 2442 BEST LEHIGH - OLD COMPANY'S and IEDDO COAL Good Clean Coal - Whitehall Cement CEMENT ON ------ PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF BALLAS AMERICAN HOTEL AUGUST BALLAS, Prop. Phone: Northampton 711 1 EGYPT - ----- PENNSYLVANIA JOSEPH MAKOVSKY COAL. SAND, STONE, CEMENT GENERAL HAULING CEMEN TON - ---- PENNSYLVANIA CATHERINE STRELLA BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone: Northampton 2756 THIRD STREET - - - - CEMENTON, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF LEHIGH VALLEY COOPERATIVE FARMERS ALLENTOWN - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of AMERICAN STORES COMPANY HENRY E. BARTHOLOMEW, Mgr. 204 BRIDGE STREET - ---- CATASAUQUA, PA Compliments of ALPHA PHI EPSILON SORORITY Home Raised Live .... Turkeys ond Chickens Dressed . . Delivered 638 WAVERLY AVE. FULLERTON. PA Phone: Catasauqua 992-J TOE PHONE 3-2852 TAP G U D I E STUDIO OF DANCING 34 NORTH SIXTH STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. ACROBATIC BALLROOM Licensed Theatrical Entertainment TELEPHONE 2540 Harold E. Peters HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS Kelvincxtors Electric Rcrnges Radios Washers Bot-L Gas Stoves EGYPT PENNSYLVANIA M. I. PICKETT BUGS - FURNITURE - BEDDING PHONE: 3-5819 R. D. 1 CMICKLEYSD ALLENTOWN, PENNA. DINE AND DANCE AT THE VARSITY NOEL WENTZ, Prop. FRONT and WALNUT STS. CATASAUQUA, PENNA. Bc-:rtsch's Store Confectionery - Meats - Groceries Fresh Fruits cmd Veqetobles MICKLEYS, PA. Phone: Allentown 3-6256 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS George C . Watt OF 659 Sons , Farmers Hotel F L O R I S T S Phone 151 ir FREE DELIVERY CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA CATASAUQUA PENNSYLVANIA Ho1tze1 s Restaurant 1051 HOWERTOWN ROAD CATASAUQUA. PENNA. SEA FOODS Phone: 830-I Laurel Hotel AND A Haberem Motor Company CEIVIENTON ------ PENNSYLVANIA Gibmor Poultry Yard POULTRY AND EGGS 733 LOCUST STREET NORTH CATASAUQUA, PA. Compliments of 1D9il.ceo9s Beauty Salon Famous for Feather Haircuts Natural Permcments 113 North Sixth Street Phone: 2-5811 Allentown, Pa. Borowskits Cafe BLANCHE KLINIKOWSKI, Prop. Barbecues A Specialty 727 FRONT STREET - CATASAUQUA, PA. EAT AS YOU PLEASE WHEN YOU PLEASE AT SPOT LUNCH 6OlVz Hamilton Street Allentown, PennsY1VCIniG KUTCHIIS QROCERU STQRE. H O M E P A R K CEMENTON - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of MICKLEY'S HOTEL MICKLEYS - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of F1-itchey 'S ll otel SECOND AND EUGENE STREETS NORTH CATASAUQUA - PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Ccitcrscmuqucr 589-I L. J. GRIFFITH INTERIOR DECORATOR 864 THIRD STREET ---- FULLERTON, PENNA. Say It With Flowers NEW YORK FLORAL COMPANY PHONES: 9685-9686-9687 906-912 Hamilton Street Allentown, Penn CI COMPLIMENTS OF Allentown Dairy Co. Incorporated C. E. ROTH WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Costumes, Caps, Gowns cmd Wigs FORMAL CLOTHES FOR SALE OR HIRE 206 N. 10th St. ALLENTOWN, PA. TAYLORMADE CLOTHES Compliments of A-TREAT BOTTLING COMPANY 2001 Union Boulevard Allentown, Pa. WIETIHIIEIRIHIQILID G fAVME:II ZGlEtR C7fe .gffozejcfamczw Jlocdf- fl' HAMILTON S12 ALLENTOWN PA. QU U S GS O C S C. A. DORNEY GUHEBIfR'S FURNITURE co. Store-to-Your-Door Fl-11'I1if111'9 Meats and Groceries Rugs Draperies Q ESTABLISHED i COPLAY, PA. 612 Hamilton Street Allentown. Penna. William Freihofer Baking Co. BAKERS OP THE PERFECT LOAF Defend Our Liberty Buy U. S. War Bonds and Stamps CENTRAL HUTEL IOSEPH GAVALLA, Prop. Dinners. Lunches Beer. Liquor. Wine Compliments of LERNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 'A' O Dial 2936 Cementon - Pennsylvania NORTHAMPTON, PA. Z H d Distributor 0 in er- arne , 8 Frerhofefs Company Perfect The Department Store ln The Bread Heart of Everything O lj JOE GEORGE We give and redeem Baker S. and H. Green Stamps Allentown -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Northampton 2539 EGYPT. PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF HABERERNIS HUTEL STILES, PA. I BEER - WINES - LIQUORS LIGHT LUNCH COMPLIMENTS OF Calys Lunchemmeme nk I-IOKENDAUQUA - - PENNSYLVANIA FRANCIS E. MOYER CI-Ioopy's Placel Meat - Provisions Vegetables and Fruits Telephone Catasauqua Zll 1020 FRONT STREET FULLERTON. PA. F. D, Schaadt, Pres. T. D. Schaadt, Treas. Fullerton Furniture Factories Manufacturers of Upholstered Furniture Telephone 940 FULLERTON - - - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of 0. J. Warmlcessel Upholskering Co. Broad and Union Streets Fullerton, Pennsylvania Phone: Catasauqua 658-J Telephone: Catasauqua 465 -R H. J. RHOADS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 1047 WASHINGTON STREET - FULLERTON, PA. For Economy. Quality and Service BUY AT Gruverys GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone COPLAY 419 Phone FULLERTON 34 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF QF N- A- ROSS J. L. BAATZ Sz SON Fresh Meats and C O A L Groceries 'k 0 FULLERTON Fullerton Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA Franklin Goldsmith Sc Son CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ' - MILL WORK - 814 RACE STREET CATASAUQUA, PA Compliments of BlERTHOlLlD STU DTO PHOTOGRAPHS A Gift Only You Con Give PHONE: 3-9842 836 Hamilton Street ALLENTOWN, PENNA. R S. DADIES FOOTWEAR THAT WILL FIT AND WEAR Telephone 8-R 135 BRIDGE STREET CATASAUOUA, PENNA. HARRY G, SCHETRJER House Wiring and Repairing A Specialty 431 BUTTONWOOD STREET Phone 458-I CATASAUOUA, PA. Compliments of P. D. IDEAU ll FIRST AVENUE WEST CATASAUOUA, PENNA COMPUMENTS Established 1889 Dial 8467 OF 9 K1lhHS C5 ALBRIGHT S Shdnklnedcr Pianos - Furniture - Rugs The Man's Store-Allentown, Pa Bedding ' Sewing Machines Silverware Populcu' Priced Young Men'sn CLOTHING ' AND 127-129 N. 11th Street A11eI'1tOWI1, PGIIIIQ. Buy Your Clothes At The COMPLIMENTS Factory OF At Factory Prices 516.75 to 528.75 Smdfzi 'DUNDEE CLOTHING FACTORY 930 Hamilton Street Allentown, Penna. Beawifq Salon WILLIAM SMITH, Prop. Phone 3-9343. 20 South Eighth Street Allentown, Pa. Northampton Home Furnishers Everything For The Home 1852-1854 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE - 2222 COMPLIMENTS OF Rlllh BIUTIIHIS Bridesburg Modern Furniture Ranges - Heaters 'A' 'A' 702-706 Main Street Northampton. Pennsylvania Foundry Company Leak Proof Bronze and Aluminum Pressure Castings Fullerton Philadelphia Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS 430 MAIN STREET Phone 711 WEST CATASAUQUA, PA LUDWIG HEIDER Meat Market and Grocery PHONE 615 202 SECOND AVENUE WEST CATASAUQUA, PA COMPLIMENTS OF Sod1's Luncheonette 18-20 NORTH SECOND STREET COPLAY. PA O. J. SUPPAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone: Ccxtcrsauqucx 549-R 203 SECOND AVENUE WEST CATASAUQUA. PA COMPLIMENTS OF E. F. Kline G' Son CONTRACTORS ooMPL1MENTs OP , Nevln P. Kemmerer Distributor of I B 1' i c k e r ' s H' A' Miller 6' Sons Bread - Cakes - Pies - Rolls if Dial 7-4320 2013 Linden St. Bethlehem, Pa. 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