Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1946 volume:

3. g EF - G , 2 . 5- , L 3 q kQ 4, A .S 1 5 i i w r P E s i i E i , 1 a M 1, 5 E E A. r + r P tx c f f , A . 4 ' 6 n i? sa ' r , - , X .fy f 1: PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS WHITEHALI. HIGH SCHOOL HOKENDAUQUA, PA. VOLUME XXVII THE IQLL6 OUR ALMA MATER The youth that from his mother's home goes forth to Whitehall high, Can ne'er be said to wildly roam, or fade in clouds well nighg So let us now the truth bestow, and here our altars raise, And our dear Alma Mater praise, our Alma Mater praise. When poverty ensnares the home, poor girls will sob and weep, Or, if their strength won't let them come, they'l1 soon in silence sleepg And, so, with love and sacritice, to her 1et's altars raise, And our dear Alma Mater praise, our Alma Mater praise. Her graduates are strong and firm, and build both hearth and home, Her sons and daughters will each term back to her altars roam, And there will bend and bow and pray, until a shrine they raise, And their dear Alma Mater praise, their Alma Mater praise. -Heilman 1Tune-Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes! W L- WHITEHALL Foreword . We, the Class ot 1946, hope that this twenty-seventh publication of The Whitehall may, as in former years, serve as a record of our achievements and a chronicle of our activities. Contents . ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASS MEMOIRS 27, 1944 0 5 X edicatl 4 div To the boys o lumni, who made the supreme sacrifice in Wo --af1'1'1'?T7' Ei5Qi'7'7' ITEHALL of l946 is lovinqly dedicated. A -'lf Q? T!Sgt. Henry E. Ferrel, Sfsgt. William B. Hudak, Pfc. James Dougherty, U.S.A.A.F. U.S.A. U.S.A. Cementon Egypt Hokendauqua Class of 1942 Class of 1936 Class of 1943 Army Air Corps 29th Inft. Div., lst Army Killed: Oct. 14, 1943 Blythe Air Field, Calif. Sgt. Joseph P. Nighan Killed: Nov. 16, 1944 Bagendorf, Germany 87th Division Killed: Dec. 18, 1944 Neider Gailbach, Ger- many Pfc. Leo George, U.S.A. North Catasauqua Egypt Class of 1942 Class of 1941 20th Air Force-Saipan 3rd Army, 5th Arm. Div. Killed Presumptive- Killed: Feb. 19. 1945 Jan. 4, 1945 Germany Corp. William C. Koscak, U.S.A. Cementon Class of 1942 Co. B, 36th Tank Bn. 8th Army Killed: March 5, 1945 fc. Theodore Kobinetz, Pfc. Andrew J. Lorencik, P U.S.A. U.S.M.C. Hokendauqua Egypt Class of 1941 337th Inft., 5th Army Missing in Action, Oct. Class of 1942 6th Marine Div. Killed: Okinawa-June 10, 1945 Rheinburgh, Germany Presumed dead-Oct. 28, 1945 A X19-r. 5. , c, 4 l'1',F F'.5'1-, .,.f 'sr'-' -.4 , ,. . 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M-.,.f...,.,.,.-V,:.,Q, - .W Eg, M - .Mm L+ M- 1. : .Q - ' . - 2:2 - - - , :-,- 1 . 1, 461 -H?-.w -4. ' f fir -My :-., If---i, Qi, gif -. .6 cv, ' - f'--- f ' ' 135:-:.2'? QS!! vrc' -4.4-QT-?fi?+ V ,'-ivy -2-2 Qi., ..1,3'5 h m : fu X Si: , '-bi 'wa rw 1 I Q fa , 1 4 1 v 1 4 5 A 1 A Z Q J 1 1 1 I 4 4 1 .e K f x :Aa - f 4' ,. ,.1..k,g.i-Zi: Superintendent of Schools . . C. M. GOCKLEY . Principal HARRY P. GRAMMES Raymond Lazarus, Leon Nickel, Robert Steckel, Harold Peters, Charles Snyder, Alfred Balliet, Roy Borger. Board of Education The Class ot 1946 Wishes to express its appreciation to these men who regulate the tunds and who contribute so unseltishly ot their time to the needs ot our school. We realize that without their planning and supervision our educational system would not be successful. They are, indeed, the backbone of our American wav ot liiey therefore, the Class ot l946 silently salutes them. HAROLD PETERS ......... ....... P resident RAYMOND M. LAZARUS .... Vice-President ROY O. BORGER .......... ....,.. S ecretary CHARLES SNYDER ....... ..... T reasurer ALTON F, WAGAMAN CARRIE L. SCHADLER MARIE E. GIBBERT Vice-P.incipal, English Home Economics. English Shorthand, Typing The Faculty GEORGE D. STECKEL ELIZABETH H. SCHAADT SAMUEL L. NEVINS Returned from Service Supervisor of Music. French Physical Education, History l JOHN A: WHEELER ELMA M. HAUPT JOSEPH FORAN HISUJFY Returned from Service Returned from Service The Faculty -1 . - . l l kia. i . ,, ROBERT J. STECKEL FRANCES E. OSWALD ROWLAND W. SNYDER Physical Education. Health Librarian. English Bookkeeping, Commercial Geography, Law JEAN H. WERLEY MARJORIE I. LAZARUS ARTHUR R. EBERHART Typing. English, Mathematics Sciences, Mathematics Chemistry, Physics, Algebra The Faculty ESTHER C. FREY LEWIS NI. HOWELLS RALPH D- KOHLER Guidance Director Civics, Music German r M'kf HUGHER- PQNNICK BETTY JANE BEIDLEMAN ANNE M. MCGONIGLE Hg is Problems of Democracy, Civics Health, Physical Education English The Faculty 4 4 , - N P WILBERT N. J. WIEAND WILLIAM PIFF NANCY I. OCHS Industrial Arts Football Coach Related Arts ...TL JOHN R. LOVELL GLADYS B. REICHARD MARIE S. BITTNER Biology, History Latin, Music Vocaticnal Home Economics The Faculty ERWIN M. FAUST EDGAR D. STECKEL ROY R. BORGER i g. . PAUL R. GRAMMES MIRIAM A. LEH MRS. MARGUERITE OSWALD Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary to the Principal --n. Q-1-1 J ff PAUL H. BALLIET 1:-Unicyrl Paul is always jolly and gay, Making friends in an informal way. General Egypt Birthdate: November 2, 1928. Hobbies: Horseback riding, swimming, hunting. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Band C1-2-3-451 Basketball CU. DORIS C. BEERS Beerzy Here is a blonde, blue-eyed and gay, A cheery greeting to us each day. Sympathetic, kind, and true, She proves the best of friend for you. Commercial North Catasauqua Birthdate: September 30, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing, bicycling: traveling. Ambition: Office work. IEAN D. BLAZOFSKY ule en Now this little girl, her name is Jean, Friendly, cheerful, bright, and nice to be seen. General Egypt Birthdate: August 23, 1928. Hobbies: Reading, bicycle riding: ice-skating. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Music Club 447, Gym Exhibition C159 Glee Club 115. l HELEN H. BLOSZINSKY Helen A friend in need is a friend indeed, With a winning smile that makes life worthwhile. Commercial Egypt Birthdate: November 6, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing, movies: singing. Ambition: Private secretary. Activities: Glee Club CD5 Footlights Club l4J. ANDRE W BODNAR ..AndY., He is little, he is w But he's a terror for his size. Commercial Birthdate: October 26. 1927. Hobbies: Bowling: reading. Ambition: Office Worker. I CATHERINE BOBERSKY HCGSS.. There is a short quiet girl in our senior class, We all know her by the nickname Cass , General Egyllt Birthdate: October 24, 1928. Hobbies: Reading: swimming: sewing. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Cilub QD: Whitehall Hi-Lites C439 Music Club C495 Home Economics Club Q3D. , ise. Cementon ETHEL G. E. BOYER Ethel Ethel is our head cheerleader, A diamond she proudly does wear, There is not one to beat her With that natural curly hair. General Fullerton Birthdate: March 23, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: bowling: skating. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Cheerleader 62-3-43: Tri-Hi-Y C3-475 Class Officer K1-23g Whitehall Hi-Lites f4J. PAUL E. BOYER Paulie Paulie is what they call a good scout If you have a problem, come to him, I'm sure that he will help you out. College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: July 15, 1928. Hobbies: Playing cards: sports. Ambition: Engineer. Activities: A.S.A.M. C2-33: Football Manager C2-3-49. CLAIRE E. BROSIOUS Chubby We like 'tChubby 'cause she's sweet, Good and kind and always neat. Commercial Fullerton Birthdate: November 6, 1928. Hobbies: Drawing: dancing: horse collecting. Ambition: Ranch owner: artist. Activities: Art Club K3-49: Gym Team C1-25. HELEN M. BURDA He1en Intelligence and a high I. QR? Then here is just the girl for you! Commercial North Catasauqua Birthdate: November 22, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: reading. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: National Honor Society K3-49: White- hall Annual C413 Home Room Officer 641. .xf RICHARD C. BUSS Dick Dick, Dick, the treasurer's son, He only thinks of having fun. College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: December 8, 1928. Hobbies: Hunting: playing cards. Ambition: Lawyer. Activities: Hi-Y Cl-2-35: Debate Club C1-2-3-45: National Honor Society 145: A.S.A.M. f2-35: Class Officer C1-3-49: Varsity W Club I3-47: Gym Team 629: Glee Club 145. IULIA A. CHROMIAK ululieu A little girl is Julie, as nice as can be found, Gay, humorous, friendly: she never lets you down. General West Catasauqua Birthdate: October 30, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: reading: collecting movie stars' pictures Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Gym Exhibition CU: Basketball Team 137: Footlights Club C4D: Whitehall Hi-Lites 643. ARLENE COUSINO Frenchy Her golden hair and cameo charm doth everyone entrance, Her big blue eyes, and carefree ways, serve only to enhance. General Stiles Birthdate: December 23, 1927. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: skating. . Ambition: Private Stenographer. Activities: Cheerleader 441: Footlights Club C459 Gym Team C2-3-43. QKCIIAYLCD WAYNE S. DECH uBessn Where'er he is, laughter will prevail, We know in his work he shall never fail. Commercial Fullerton Birthdate: January 21, 1927. Hobbies: Swimming: bowling: dancing. Ambition: Office work. Activities: Baseball Q3-43: Basketball C1-2-3-433 Football 4333 Varsity UW Club C2-3-453 Boys' Glee Club C2J. ANDREW D. DEMKO Chick Chick's a nice fellow, he gets around, Nowhere else could another be found. Commercial 4 North Catasauqua Birthdate: November 30, 1928. Hobbies: Sportsg swimming: dancing. Ambition: Navy. PAULINE E. DERHAMMER Polly Polly's a grand sport and full of fun, She shares her joys with everyone. Commercial Fullerton Birthdate: December 26, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: skatingg corresponding. Ambition: Telephone operator: typist. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y K3-45: Whitehall Hi-Lites 143: Glee Club C1-255 Gym Team C1-23. ilu,-v'T DALE ALFRED DIMLER uskip., A friend to all the boys is Skip, But with the girls, he's really a 'pip'. College Preparatory Cementon Birthdate: March 24, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: bowling: dancing. Ambition: Doctor, Activities: Football 1235 Gym Team C2-3-47: De- bate Club Q2-3-4Jg Hi-Y 41-29: A.S.A.M. Q2-33: Oratorical Speaker 133: Senior Class Play C455 Boys' Chorus 143: Home Room Officer K3-435 Dram- : atic Club 645. s IOHN R. DOMITROVITS Greek By birth John really is not a Greek, He's a fellow everyone ought to meet. General Egypt Birthdate: November 21, 1928. Hobbies: Movies: playing cards. Ambition: Aviator. Activities: Band Q3-4l. ALICE KATHRYN DORWART ushorty., Shorty is cute, loyal and studious, too, She will make a very good friend for you. General West Catasauqua Birthdate: June 21, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: bicycling. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y K3-43: Sigma Phi 647: Glee Club ill: Gym Exhibition Q1-37. MARY LOUISE DREISBACH5JlfCl.fA f 150 Lu Lu Lu Lu is friendly, kind, and sincere, Always smiling and spreading good cheer. General I-Iokendauqua Birthdate: December 14, 1928. l-lobbies: Saxophone playing: dancing: swim- ming. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Band L1-2-3-43: Orchestra 42-3-453 Footlights Club 1493 Glee Club ill. BETTY M. DRESHER Dresher Fun and laughter wherever she goes, Cheerful thoughts of those she knows. General Fullerton Birthdate: March 8, 1928. Hobbies: Reading: swimming: embroidering. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites CD: Footlights Club C-D: National Honor Society 643: Home Room Officer 441. WILLIAM H. ECKENSBERGER llBi11ll Full of life and mirth and a gentleman thru, Not a friend exists that is ever so true. College Preparatory Cementon Birthdate: April 29, 1928. Hobbies: Basketball: playing the piano. Ambition: Major League baseball player. Activities: Hi-Y Cl-2-33: Orchestra ill: Band 611: A.S.A.M. 42-35: Baseball 42-3-43: Basketball C2-3-47: Class Officer 43-41: Varsity Club 13-45: Home Room Officer 42-43: Student Council 649. sf pf PHYLLIS F. FEGLEY Phyll Phyll is friendly and sincere, She is Very pleasant to be near. General Fullerton Birthdate: January 31, 1929. Hobbies: Reading: swimming: bowling. Ambition: Receptionist. Activities: Home Economics Club 645. ,vip DOROTHY I. FAHRINGER Dolly You all know her and will agree Dolly's as nice as a girl can be Commercial Stiles Birthdate: December 4, 1928 Hobbies: Reading: dancing swimming Ambition: Telephone operator Activities: Home Room Officer C3 47 --T . MARIE CAROLINE FEICHTL 1,Marie,, A disposition that's sweet and sound, A girl whom you love to have around. Commercial Birthdate: August 21, 1928. Egypt Hobbies: Swimming: dancing: reading. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Activities: Footlights Club 145: Whitehall Hi- Lites 145: Home Room Officer 43-45. l K - LEONA A. FENNER uLeeu 'A cheery smile, a heart of gold. Always thoughtful, never bold, Tempermental, staunch, and true, Lee's the best of pals for you. Commercial Birthdate: July 23, 1928. Hobbies: Music: dancing: skating. Ambition: Typist: telephone operator. Activities: Glee Club tl-45. Fullerton IACOB FREDERICK FERREIRA H1-akieu Jakie is always happy and friendly, too, When you meet him you'll know it's true. General Birthdate: August 28, 1928. Hobbies: Hunting: fishing: swimming. Ambition: Engineering. IOHN FEILER Bul1 A smile of friendship, that lock of hair, You can tell him by his walk anywhere. College Preparatory Stiles Birthdate: July 22, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: skating: bowling. Ambition: Lawyer. Activities: Oratorical Prize Speaker 635: Debate Club 13-45. North Coplay ESTHER D. FRITZ Fritzie She greets everyone with a kind word and smile, We all know she is a friend worth while. Commercial Fullerton Birthdate: March 15, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: reading: skating. Ambition: Secretary or stenographer. Activities: Footlights Club 643: Oratorical Prize Speaker 133. DOROTHEA A. GEIGER Dot Full of laughter, full of cheer, You can tell when Dot is here, She is thoughtful, quite sincere, To all of us, she is very dear. Commercial North Catasauqua Birthdate: October 19, 1928. Hobbies: Music: dancing: golf. Ambition: Office work. ' UTKAYKO ETHEL GOGLE llLeitYll Truthful, friendly, kind, and sweet, A nicer girl you'd never meet. Commercial North Catasauqua Birthdate: July 20, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: skating. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Senior Class Play 643. DKC fr lb 415 D AUDREY JOY GRUVER 1, Au dreyu Audrey is tall with dark brown hair, You'll always find her with a friendly air. College Preparatory Cementon Birthdate: February 15, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: reading: sports. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Band C133 Orchestra 113: Debate Club K2-43: Gym Exhibition 413: Footlights Club 43-43: Girls' Basketball Team 13-43: Student Council K43: Oratorical Prize Speaker I33: Senior Class Play 443. General ROBERT E. HARTZELL ..Reds.. Cheerful, friendly, courteous, and kind, A boy like Reds is hard to rind. Commercial Fullerton Birthdate: January 25, 1929. Hobbies: Souvenirs. Ambition: Certified public accountant. Activities: Football 1453 Varsity W Club 445. PHYLLIS A. HEINEY Phill is artistic and has dark hair, Always smiling with never a care. General Birthdate: November 10, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: ice-skating: drawing. Ambition: Artist. Activities: Glee Club 63-45: Art Club 13-45: Pos- ter Contest Winner L2-35g Operetta 13-45: White- hall Hi-Lites 145 . BLODWYN ELAINE GYER A friendly, sincere, and studious gal, Blodwyn is always a wonderful pal. West Catasauqua Birthdate: March 3, 1928. Hobbies: Reading: hiking: dancing. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Band 41-2-3-45, Orchestra 4353 Glee Club 415: Debate Club L45g National Honor Society 43-455 Gym Exhibition C353 Sigma Phi C3-45. 2 MARGARET I. HM Qggffqqffp ..Mm,gie.. Herets Margie, cheerful, kind, and sweet, A person everyone is pleased to meet. College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: May 30, 1928. Hobbies: Stamp collecting: dancing: reading. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Footlights Club t3-45: Gym Exhibi- tion 415: Whitehall Hi-Lites 125: Home Room Of- ficer 125. R North Catasauqua. LOIS I. HERMAN Lois Politeness, kindness, sweet appeal, Here's Lois Herman, full of zeal. General Birthdate: June 10, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: dancing: sports. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Basketball 433: Footlights Club 143: Gym Exhibition C13 . LORRAINE M. HERBSTER Lorra1n' e Lorraine is friendly, kind, and true, In joy and sorrow she'11 stand by you. College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: May 6, 1928. Hobbies: Bowling: scrapbook. Ambition: Dietitian. Activities: Girls Chorus 13-45: Operetta 13-49: Footlights Club 43-49: Girls' Basketball Team 43-43. Fullerton X . Q KATHRYN M. HILL ,,KathY., Kind, friendly, pretty, and gay, These are the characteristics of Kathryn Mae. College Preparatory Cementon Birthdate: April 3, 1929. Hobbies: Swimming: dancing: reading. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Glee Club CD: Footlights Club C359 Music Club i493 Gym Exhibition 1173 Girls' Bas- ketball Team C3-47. BETTY IEAN HIRSCHEL ,.Betz,. Betty is popular, friendly, and gay, She makes life more pleasant in many a way. College Preparatory West Catasauqua Birthdate: September 18, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: bowling: bicycling. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Band 61-2-3-415 Orchestra fl-2-3-43: Glee Club 11-3-49: Footlights Club 43-45: Tri-Hi-Y L3-43: Gym Exhibition ill. ANN KENNEDY ulrishu She's got what it takes to be a success, Beauty and brains, and nothing less. Commercial Birthdate: May 14, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: skating. Ambition: Beautician. IRENE H. HOCHMILLER llshortyll Irene is always jolly in spite of all, Even though she is rather small. Home Economics Birthdate: February 5, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: bowling. Ambition: Secretary. Coplay R. D. rl Activities: Home Economics Club K3-45: Glee Club ill. ELAINE E. IOHNS Reds Reds,' is her nickname, as we all know, Always ready and willing to look for a beau. General Hokendauqua Birthdate: September 6, 1928. Hobbies: Dancingg swimming: horseback riding. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Footlights Club K3-455 Glee Club 41- 25: Basketball Team 633. North Catasauqua SHIRLEY ANNETTE KERN Shirley Brown are her eyes, also her hair, She knows little of worry and nothing of care. Commercial Birthdate: November 20, 1928. Hobbies: Swimmingg dancing: bowling. Ambition: Interior decorator. Activities: Gym Exhibition ill: Dramatic Club 4433 Student Council 445. Egypt D. IEAN KERNECHEI. Iecmie Jeanie is cute although she is small You can plainly see she is loved by all. Commercial Birthdate: December 12, 1927. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: music. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites 649. VIRGINIA KESHEL Ginny Always a laugh, always a smile, Never a grouch, she makes life worthwhile. General Hokendauqua Birthdate: May 21, 1928. Hobbies: Singing: actingg swimming. Ambition: Musical career. Activities: Girls' Chorus 62-3-43: Operetta 62-3- 415 Footlights Club 63-45: Senior Class Play 6493 A Capella Choir 625, Whitehall Hi-Lites 631. Commercial Birthdate: March 18, 1928. Ambition: Beautician. North Catasauqua FREDERICK KIMOCK Freddie In basketball and baseball, Freddie's in the lead, He has height, personality, and plenty of speed. Commercial Stiles Birthdate: July 28, 1928. Hobbies: Fishing: skating: dancing. Ambition: Coaching. Activities: Baseball 61-2-3-45, Basketball 61-2-3- 4J: Varsity HW Club 61-2-3-49: Whitehall Hi-Lites 643. EDN A M. KISTHART Kissey She is full of fun, and always gay, Making others happy throughout the day. North Catasauqua Hobbies: Dancingg piano: correspondence. Activities: Senior Class Play 643. CYRU. D. Kocms 066 E559 Butch Wavy hair and eyes of blue, Cheerful ways, a friend so true. General Birthdate: April 5, 1928. Hobbies: Hunting: fishing: canoeing. Ambition: Engineer. RICHARD KLINE Dick Dick came to us in the junior year, We like him very much and we're glad he's here. Commercial Cementon Birthdate: March 12, 1928. Hobbies: Stamp-collecting: chicken raising. Ambition: Certified public accountant. Activities: National Honor Society 43-45: Boys' Glee Club 145: Class Play 445: Oratorical Speaker 135: Student Council 145. ANNE KOCHENASH Kutchy Kutchy is quiet and she is shy, But she's the apple of everyones eye. C ommercial Cementon Birthdate: October 20, 1928. Hobbies: Music: dancing: swimming. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Girls' Chorus fl-2-35: Operetta 125. I Cementon t DOROTHY KATHLEEN KOLB Ko1bie A friend like Kolbie is hard to find, She is quiet and also very kind. General Mickleys Birthdate: September 22, 1928. Hobbies: Sports: traveling: dancing. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Footlights Club 145: Gym Exhibition K3-45. Pooch is a boy who someday will be A successful man, one plainly can see. He excels in patience and fortitude, And you always find him in a cheerful mood. Commercial Egylft Birthdate: October 18, 1928. Hobbies: Sports: fishing: cards. Ambition: Sports writer. LEON KUHNS IIDOCII Kuhnsie is so airplane-minded, That when it comes to lessons He can never find it. Shop Birthdate: December 30 1928. Hobbies: Constructing model Ambition: Draftsman. Activities: Gym Team 633. WILLIAM I. KUCHERA Pooch Egyllf airplanes. ANNA KUMERNITSKYQSIEC UA 560 .. A .. Girls all like her, boys also do, She's always happy and thoughtful too. General C ementon Birthdate: April 5, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: bowling. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Girls' Basketball Team C3-45: White- hall Hi-Lites 145. GARRETT S. LAUB Gotser Garrett, who is a hard-working boy, Will never be found without any joy. Commercial Cementon Birthdate: July 25, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: bowling: dancing. Ambition: Office work. Activities: Class Play C455 Basketball tl-275 Glee Club 425. l hu LETITIA I BNET LAUB Tish A friendly smile and big blue eyes, That Tish is our friend, we all realize. College Preparatory Birthdate: July 13, 1928. Coplay R. D. 41 Hobbies: Dancing: sports: reading. Ambition: Receptionist. Activities: Debate Club 12-3-43: Footlights Club 13-49: Oratorical Speaker 433: Girls, Chorus 1133 Gym Exhibition 129: Girls' Basketball Team i3-45. I IOHN LAUB LONG Qgcgll-S Ifb Johnny John's led our class through joy and sorrow, He's our minister-to-be of the coming tomorrow. College Preparatory Cementon Birthdate: September 26, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: basketball: reading. Ambition: Ministry. Activities: A.S.A.M. C2-35: Hi-Y C2-39: Boys' Chorus 449: Band C1-2-3-43: Debate Club C1-2-3-47: Oratorical Prize Speaker 631: Senior Class Play 145: Student Council C2-3-43: Class President 11- 2-3-4D: Orchestra K1-2-43: National Honor Society C3-45. GLADYS BETTY LOCH Girlie Gladys likes a lot of fun, But still she gets her lessons clone. College Preparatory Egypt Birthdate: July 12, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: movies: swimming. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Footlights Club l4J: Girls' Basketball Team 43-43: Home Room Officer 133. PAUL LUCHANSKY 6314 if A U og Bullets Big, strong, slow, and neat, Here comes Bullets dragging his feet. General North Catasauqua Birthdate: December 31, 1928. Hobbies: Sports: stamp-collecting: bowling. Ambition: Successful businessman. Activities: Football C2-3-41g Varsity Club 62-3- 4J: Basketball C2-33. EMALINE LYNN fnpennyzl Greetings and partings are all with a smile, That's our Penny all the College Preparatory Birthdate: June 1, 1928. Hobbies: Ice-skating: bowling: dancing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Glee Club fl-23. E. ROBERT MCCREADY Mac Mac is mischievous, has manners and wit, A jolly friend to all, you may be sure of it. General Helfrich Springs Birthdate: August 7, 1928. Hobbies: Horseback riding: swimming: dogs. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites 445: Footlights Club t4J. Y I I AMES VICTOR Industrial Arts Hobbies: Playing cards. Ambition: Drummer. Birthdate: August 31, 1927. while. Hokendauqua FAYE E. MCKEEVER llFaYell Her personality and pleasant smile, Will take Faye over many a mile. College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: August 2, 1928. Hobbies: Singingg sports: reading. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 13-41: Girls' Chorus C3-475 National Honor Society 4453 Senior Class Play 143: Gym Exhibition C173 Operetta C3-495 Footlights Club K4J. MOHREY HH Y.. Jimmy is known as our drummer boy, He's tall and dark and decidedly coy. North Catasauqua Activities: Band 12-3-43g Orchestra K3-45. L. LORENE MURPHY 11Mu-rphyrl Lorene, whose nickname is t'Murphy , Is cheerful and bright, also quite worthy. Home Economics Birthdate: August 12, 1928. Hobbies: Bowling: dancing: cooking. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Home Economics Club C3-41: Glee Club CD: Band 125. ARLENE C. MONBERGER Weenie Pleasant, friendly, and quite keen, This 1 say for our Arlene. Commercial Allentown Birthdate: March 17, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: dancing: tennis. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: iMusic Club f4J: Gym Team C2-35: Whitehall Hi-Lites UD. MAE IRENE MOYER Mae Mae Irene is sweet and kind, College Preparatory Birthdate: October 12, 1928. Hobbies: Movies: singing: basketball. , Ambition: Mathematics teacher. Activities: Music Club 143. 1 Cementon MONA RAY NEWHART Salome Mona has dark eyes and light brown hair, She goes through life without a care. College Preparatory Hokendauqua Birthdate: June 3, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: bowling: reading. Ambition: Journalist. Activities: Girls' Chorus 62-3-45: Girls' Basket- ball Team t3-47: Orchestra il-3-47: Student Coun- cil 435: Tri-Hi-Y C3-47: Operetta C2-3-435 Footlights Cllub 439: Senior Class Play UD. Also she has a wonderful mind. ,fc :sq r as 0 Egypt ,s 1 31 s Commercial North Catasauqua BETTY IANE OSWALD llBetsYll Betsy is just a tike, Nevertheless, one whom we all like. in Commercial Birthdate: July 17, 1928. Hobbies: Reading: dancing: Ambition: Private secretary. Activities: Music Club C43. LEROY OPLINGER Deitch Leroy Oplinger is a mighty good friend, Because of the favors he will do Without end. Birthdate: November 11, 1928. Hobbies: Boxing: skating. Ambition: Clerical work. Activities: Football 623. Allentown R. D. -fl crocheting. I EAN LOUISE OSWALD llleanlr Tiny, talkative, cute, and clean, These adjectives describe our Jean. College Preparatory West Catasauqua Birthdate: May 1, 1928. Hobbies: Knitting: swimming: dancing. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y C3-43: Girls' Chorus C1-3-43: Senior Class Play C435 Gym Exhibition 613: Band C1-2-3-43: Orchestra Q3-43: Operetta Q3-43: Foot- lights Club 443. MARGARET A. PAN NY upannyu There is a girl named 'tPanny , Who is very small but handy. General Home Park Birthdate: December 12, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: basketball: hiking. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Music Club C435 Glee Club 623. DOROTHY P. PAVLOVIC llpavvyll Our dear friend, Pavvy, is bound to succeed, So, all you secretaries, take heed. Commercial North Catasauqua Birthdate: October 22, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: tennis: letter writing. Ambition: Private secretary. Activities: National Honor Society 13-43: Music Club 143: Student Council 143: Home Room Officer 133: Whitehall Annual 443. RAY PEIFLEY Ray is quiet, timid, and shy, Girl friends and lessons go sliding by. Shop Fullerton Birthdate: July 15, 1928. Hobbies: Hunting: fishing. Ambition: Mechanic. IEAN I. RINGER lllemll Jean is quiet as we all agree, But she's friendly as a girl could be. College Preparatory Mickleys Birthdate: August 5, 1928. Hobbies: Reading: singing: scrapbooks. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Footlights Club K3-43: Girls' Chorus ADELINE ROSSI ..RoSs,. She's the best friend you could ever have, Always smiling, never sad. General C ementon Birthdate: November 4, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: bowling: dancing. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Whitehall Hi-Lites 143: Basketball Team Q3-43 Shop Hokendauqua EDWIN I. SCHATZ Schcxtzie Schatzie is friendly, kind, and true, He always does his best for you. General Birthdate: August 3, 1928. Hobbies: Movies: bowling: swimming. Ambition: Aviator. I AMES ROTHROCK Weasel Always on time, never late, Always considerate of his date. Birthdate: September 16, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: bowling: ice-skating. Ambition: Successful businessman. Cementon LOIS TEAN SCHEIRER Shire Lois Jean likes lots of fun, She makes life cheerful for everyone. College Preparatory Hokendauqua Birthdate: December 29, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: bike-riding. Ambition: Teacher of social studies. Activities: Band 11-2-3-43: Glee Club 113: Orch- estra 13-43: Gym Exhibition 133: Footlights Club 13-43. GRACE M. SELL Gracie Gracie is gay, witty, and friendly, indeed, Always ready to help those in need, Home Economics Fullerton Birthdate: April 27, 1928, Hobbies: Swimming: sewing: cooking. Ambition: Receptionist in a dental office. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 13-43: Home Economics Club 13-43: Home Room Officer 143: Whitehall Hi- Lites 11-2-33. RICHARD W. SHAFNISKY Oliver Oliver's a good fellow, also very neat: He's jolly and happy and can't be beat. General Egypt Birthdate: April 23, 1928. Hobbies: Trapping: hunting: fishing. Ambition: Radio technician. PAUL C. SHERMAN ..Ben.. Ben is a worthy friend, a fine athlete, A fellow like him is hard to beat. Commercial H0kCl1d3u1lU3 Birthdate: October 31, 1927. Hobbies: Baseball: basketball: football. Ambition: Basketball official. Activities: Varsity W Club C2-3-45: Baseball 42-3-415 Basketball K1-2-3-47: Football Q2-3-45. DORIS M. SIMMONS Chubby Good at work, better at play, Ready to laugh with the gang all day. General Egypt Birthdate: February 29, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: skating: swimming. Ambition: Beautician. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Q3-453 Student Council K3- 4Jg National Honor Society C495 Whitehall Hi-Lites ANDREW M. SISKA llAndyll Andy is a fellow, who is jolly and gay, He makes lots of friends, in many a way. General Cementon Birthdate: July 11, 1928. Hobbies: Playing the clarinet. Ambition: Join the U. S. Navy. Activities: Basketball C335 Band C1-23. CARL D. SNYDER Sneez When things really get tough, That's when Sneez shows his stuff. General Fullerton Bi Hobbies: Playing pinochle: bowling. Ambition: Radio announcer. Activities: Baseball 11-2-3-43: Debate Club 12-3- rthdate: October 28, 1928. 45: Footlights Club 149: National Honor Society 147 RICHARD F. SNYDER ul-ilnu This friend of mine, his name is Jim: He isn't tall and he isn't thin, Eyes of blue, complexion clear: A smile, a word, and you know he's near. General Egypt Birthdate: July 7, 1928. Hobbies: Traveling: swimming: skating. Ambition: Chemical en ineer g . Activities: Mathematics Club 149: Gym Team 12-43. C ti BETTY LOUISE STEFANY usiefll A delightful, humorous senior is she, A gym teacher she would like to be. College Preparatory Hokendauqua Birthdate: January 4, 1929. Hobbies: Swimming: bracelet collecting: bike- riding. Ambition: Gym teacher. Activities: Gym Team 11-2-43: Tri-Hi-Y 13-47: Basketball 13-47: Footlights Club 139. GLORIA I. STEWART Gloria Gloria is kind, friendly, and bright, 'l'o help those in need is her delight. ollege Preparatory Egypt Birthdate: June 13, 1928. Hobbies: Skating: dancing: reading. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Glee Club 113: Tri-Hi-Y 13-45: Na- onal Honor Society 145: Gym Exhibition 119. A .. GLORIA L. STEYERT Ga-Ga Here is a miss just in her teens, It wasn't a dream when she was elected queen. Commercial North Catasauqua Birthdate: April 1, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: dancing: reading. Ambition: Beauty culture instructor. Activities: Class Secretary 43-45: Debate Club 441: Class Play 4413 Tri-Hi-Y L3-45: Whitehall An- nual i4J. . IRENE C. STRISOFSKY Reenie A smile to everyone she sends, And, surely, will never lack any friends. Commercial Cementon Birthdate: December 27, 1928. Hobbies: Swimming: dancing: skating. Ambition: Clerical work. Activities: Girls' Chorus il-2-37: Operetta C253 Gym Exhibition 41-21. ELEANOR V. TACKER usallyu A friendly voice tingling with laughter, Belongs to ':Sal1y , whom we'1l remember ever after. Commercial Stiles Birthdate: November 24, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: swimming: reading. Ambition: Secretary. D L5 c' if A6 UD GRACE I. THOMAS Gracie Deep in our hearts we reserve a space, For a girl who is as dear as Grace. Commercial West Catasauqua Birthdate: March 12, 1929. Hobbies: Dancing: movies: music. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Music Club 141. WILLARD W. TOOLE u Willie Willie, in school, was quite a card, But on the mound was where he starred. College Preparatory Birthdate: July 19, 1928. Fullerton Hobbies: Swimming: bowling: dancing. Ambition: Major league baseball player. Activities: Football 42-3-45: Basketball 41-2-3-45: Baseball 41-2-3-45: Varsity Club 42-3-45: Student Council 425: Class Officer 425: Home Room Officer 43-45: Hi-Y 415: Boys' Glee Club 425. STELLA TORNITSKY Stella Tiny, dark, and pretty is Stella, We all know Garrett is her fella! General EgYPt Birthdate: April 8, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: roller-skating: swimming. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Gym Team 425: Home Economics Club 435: Class Officer 425: Gym Exhibition 425: Glee Club 415: Cheerleader 42-35: National Honor Society 445. Drcfrmsn Play 445. CATHERINE ANNE TURBEDSKY Kitty 'x Blonde, blue-eyed, studious Kittyfh- g Always smiling, cheerful, and witty. College Preparatory Cementon Birthdate: July 27, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: sports: collecting pictures. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Debate Club 41-2-3-45: Footlights Club 43-45: National Honor Society 43-45: Orator- ical Speaker 435: Gym Team 41-2-45: Glee Club 415: Whitehall Annual 445: Girls' Basketball 43-45: Senior Class Play 445: Whitehall Hi-Lites 435. ROBERT S. UNGER Bob Small, quiet, well-mannered Bohn, Just mention math and he's right on the job. College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: December 21, 1927. Hobbies: Mathematics: building airplanes. Ambition: Navigator or pilot. Activities: Mathematics Club 445: Senior Class GLORIA M. WEAVER Gloria Here's Gloria, seldom heard but always seen, She's as pretty as a picture, and to all eyes she's keen. Commercial Fullerton Birthdate: October 30, 1928. D Hobbies: Reading: dancing: movies. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: National Honor Society 443: White- hall Hi-Lites Q47 . LINFORD KENNETH VOGEL He's tall, lanky, sensible, and keen. If you know him like we do You'll know what we mean. Industrial Arts Fullerton Birthdate: January 14, 1928. Hobbies: Collecting records. Ambition: Printer. Activities: Basketball 433. DORIS E. WEAVER Doris Doris is friendly and gay In her own little way, Never a frown, but a cheerful smile, To be Commercial Birthdate: February 13, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: movies: reading. Ambition: Private secretary. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y K3-45. l MARK R. WEAVER IiqqS Wherever there is fun, frolic, and cheer, You can bet that Weaver is near. He always wears a pleasant smile, Just to know him, is well worthwhile. Commercial Hokendauqua Birthdate: April 20, 1927. Hobbies: Swimming: dancing. Ambition: School teacher. Activities: Football 42-3-45: Basketball Manager C2-3-475 Glee Club 125: Varsity Club Q3-43. her friend really is worth while. Egypt HELENE LUCILLE WEISER B. A. Oh, sweep these books away, I shall not shatter my brain today! College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: November 5, 1928. Hobbies: Dancing: reading, movies. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Gym Team C1-2-35: Footlights Club 141: Basketball 13-43. ERNEST WESCOE IIE -eu Ernie is a star as a football player, And with the girls, he's quite a slayer. General Fullerton Birthdate: March 18, 1928. Hobbies: Bowling: playing cards. Ambition: Football coach. Activities: Football 11-2-3-49: Baseball tl-2-3-433 Basketball Cl-2-3-47: Operetta 625: A Capella Choir f2J: Varsity Club 12-3-43: Boys' Chorus 423: Stu- dent Council 635. CHRISTINE I. WOTRING Birthdate: April 11, 1928. Hobbies: Ice-skating: swimming: dancing. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Music Club 449. CARROLL R. VVILLIAMS Willie Energetic, active, helpful IS he Always full of fun and glee College Preparatory Fullerton Birthdate: December 13, 1928 Hobbies: Movies: swimming stamp collecting Ambition: Electrical engineer Activities: Hi-Y C335 A.S.AM C2 33 Boys Glee Club 641: Class Play 4433 Footlights Club C43 Hchris.. She's someone's gal: shels sorneone's sis, To us she'll always be our cheerful Chris. Commercial Allentown R. D. ELIZABETH P. ZUBER ,,BettY,, Betty with her eyes so green, Is a good friend and never mean. Commercial Birthdate: May 28, 1928. Hobbies: Dancingg skatingg movies. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 13-43. Mickleys FORMER MEMBERS OF '46 The following who entered Whitehall with us in 1946 have left before graduation. Wherever they are, those of us who knew them, will remember them as classmates. Joseph Aldio Andrew Bankos Frances Barley Stephen Barna Howard Bartholomew Jean Bartholomew William Bartholomew Joseph Batza John Bechtol Christine Becks Caroline Bednar Margaret Bendekovits Mary Bobeck 15.111 Bohar George Boldissar John Breshina George Budihas Helen Chravala Margaret Churetta Dorothy Cunningham Beatrice DeLong Lester DeLong Ruth Dougherty Audrey Dubnow Hugo Eberhardt Julius Eck Wilmer Eck Richard Eisenhard Francis Fandl Raymond Frantz Charles Frey Earle Frey Russel Fye Gladys Grischott Margaret Groller Elizabeth Gulkewicz Theodore Haas Irene Haberern Mary Hammer Joseph Harakal Edmund Hartman Robert Heffelfinger Evelyn Huber William Hirschman Mary Holencik Jeanette Howells Margaret Hregician Michael Hudsco Rodger Kehm John Keppel Ruth Kiefer Margaret Kiss Esther Kobinetz Olga Kochenash Robert Kohler Thomas Kosman Paul Kovalchik Robert Kraftician Joseph Krayneck John Kroboth George Larosh Charles Laury Howard Lehr Charles Lobach Hilda Lutterschmidt Emil Malast Andrew Matika Dorothy Micklus Charles Milhime Rodney Miller Donald Moats Paul Montanari Anna Morekin Edward Nederostek Clarence Nonnemaker Catherine Novak Marlyn Peters Arlene Petrie Antoinette Pirog Anna Prydun James Quay Oscar Ramer May Reinert Edward Renner Dorothy Rosser Esther Roth August Rothdeutsch Betty Saylor Mary Schaffer Betty Jean Schierer Stella Schadl Earl Scheirer Walter Schirmacher George Schlegl June Schubert Frances Schubert Etta Seidman Stephen Senchak Elmer Seyfried Jean Shafnisky Mary Ann Shimsky Leonard Shoemaker Helen Slusaw Ray Snyder Leonard Spooner Alvin Steiner Robert Theiss Doris Thomas Arthur Tracy Jean Unger Joseph Unger Wilbur Wagner David Warren Mary Weber John Wechsler Joseph Wechsler Josephine Weinhofer Willard Wieand Hilda Yost Lester Zellner Pauline Zellner Members of the Armed Forces Graduating with the Class of '46 The following young men who served in the Armed Forces, received their High School diplomas with the class of 1946, having satisfied all requirements for graduation both at Whitehall High School and the Uniled States Armed Forces Institution: Michael T. Balog North Catasauqua Boyd R. Buss Fullerton Mike A. Chrvala Hokendauqua Charles F. Hock West Catasauqua Victor G. Makovsky Cementon Gerald Murphy Laurys Andrew Ruszin Egypt vwmu-Q .f M- .4-'55 nf if f' as I UIC .2... 'WE JOHN LONG WILLIAM ECKENSBERGER President Vice-President Senior Class History We, the seniors ot Whitehall, are at the end of our high school career and are standing on the threshold ot a new lite W making our Way in the World. Our class has entered into the spirit oi Whitehall and has added to its prestige and honor. We feel that our accomplishments tar outweigh our mis- deeds. Our class is the first to be graduated since the termination of hostilities. lt is With a feeling of great pride that We assume our responsibility in main- taining a peace tor which preceding graduates have fought and Won so valiantly. May We leave Whitehall with a determination to better ourselves, our community, our country, and the World. May the underclassmen profit by our experiences and uphold the name of Whitehall. CLASS COLORS-Royal Blue and Gold. GLASS FLOWER-Gardenia. CLASS MOTTO-Shoulder to shoulder let honor lead our way. GLORIA STEYERT RICHARD BUSS Secretary Treasurer Senior Class as a Group Junior Class History After having completed three years at Whitehall, We, the class of '47, look toward our ultimate goal - graduation. Looking back, we View with pride the activities in which We have en- gaged. In our activities a fine spirit of cooperation prevailed, and we feel that we have rnade some lasting friendships. It is our sincere hope that this same spirit will continue to flourish in our associations in and out of school. We look forward to our last year with renewed vigor and the will to establish a good and lasting record at Whitehall. CLASS FLOWER-Yellow Rose. CLASS COLORS-Navy Blue and Gold. CLASS MOTTO-Let us be seen by our deeds. Sophomore Class History We, the class of '48, have completed the first half of our hiqh school education. tWe think it has been a most successful period, both educationally and sociallyj We have taken part in clubs, student council, and social func- tions. We always tried to do what We could to improve the fraternal spirit throughout the school. We thank the class of '46 for the cooperative spirit they have shown toward all classes and Wish them the best of luck and unlimited success in the years to come. CLASS COLORS-Navy Blue and Gold, CLASS FLOWER-Gardenia. CLASS MOTTO-To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield. Freshman Class History The class of '49 has just finished their freshman year at Whitehall High School. Upon entering Whitehall it was our desire to establish a reputation equal to none. As far as school spirit is concerned, We are not lacking, for We Were well represented in athletics, music, and club activities. We feel proud of our achievements and are lookinq forward to our sopho- more year with eagerness and enthusiasm. CLASS COLORS-Blue and Yellow CLASS FLOWER-Yellow Rose Autographs regfggg 275Egit:!l 'V -an E g T ff :lf Lf mms ww I ORB u J L gf, gmlllulullllxuunau Nf4:R w4 ' I ' Mlm ' I 'B QE - . in I' I- - f - -- i 4 W Seated: Phyllis Heiney, Jean Kernechel, Pauline Derhammer, Adeline Rossi, Doris Simmons, Editor: Gloria Weaver, Ethel Boyer, Arlene Monberger, Ann Kumernitsky. Standing: Lorraine Golly, Ann Kotsch, LeRue Kleppinger, Catherine Bobersky, Elsie Yost, Mary Jane Steckel, Jack Kemp, Robert McCready, Willard Toole, Dorothy Ludwig, Barbara Koons, Marie Feichtl, Jack Dimler, Shirley Matthews, Julia Chromiak. Missing on Picture: Frederick Kimock, Lorraine Spooner. Whitehall l li-Litesu A new Volume of the Wllitehall Hi-Lites was edited durinq our school term. Picking up the strings from last year, We moved another step in our goal toward cr better Hi-Lites. With the help of the print shop, We were able to publish special editions for the holiday seasons. As We senior members of the staff leave, we hope that our successors will continue to enjoy the cooperation ot the student body to its fullest extent. First Row: Renee Oldt, Elaine Steinmetz, Joanne Ash, Eugene Coval, Jean Jones, Robert Reinert, Samuel Reinhard, Chester Frantz, Martha Falk, Betty Hirschel, Lois Jean Scheirer, Marion Griffith, John Long, Margaret Moritz, Janet Kern. Second Row: Daniel Seidman, Donald Bundra, Marvin Peters, Marjorie Scheirer, Lucille! Rabert, Mary Lou Dreisbach, Harry Beidleman, Richard Brown, Faye McQuilken. Third Row: Frank Hirschel, Paulette Deily, Earl Herman, Lee Hoffman, Elmer Botteon, Dorothy Kovach, Paul Scheirer, Leon Gogel. Fourth Row: William Kupsky, Elsie Yost, Doris Bateman, Edwin Keibscheidel, Raymond Brown, Shirley Babcock, Orchys Kohler, Blodwyn Gyer, Marilyn Weaver, Jean Oswald, LeRoy Diehl, Earl Hopkins, Marilyn Burdock, Martha Chromiak, Mary Louise Zimmerman. Missing on Picture: James Mohrey, Kenneth Peters, Paul Heffelfinger, Kermeth Boyer. Whitehall Band The Whitehall High School Band, under the direction ot Mr. Lewis M. Howells, has completed another successful year. The band was well represented Cthroughout the year? at all sports events including all football games, and the playott games in which our basketball team participated. The band presented its annual concert in April, and this event was acclaimed by all who witnessed it as the best yet. With the war ended, the P. S. M. A. has once again sponsored its annual music festival, this year at Pottsville. Three members of our band, namely, Eugene Coval, Betty Hirschel, and lohn Long, were privileged to attend. The band considered the year just ended as quite successful and looks tor many others to be still more successful. Seated: Betty Hirsehel, Jean Jones, Elaine Steinmetz, Mona Ray Newhart, Mary Lou Dreisbach, Orchys Kohler, Marilyn Weaver, Betty Oswald. Second Row: Martha Falk, Lois Jean Scheirer, Eugene Coval, Jacqueline McKeever, Mr. Howells, Harry Beidleman. Shirley Babcock, Earl Hopkins, Raymond Brown. Missing on Picture: Shirley Matthews, Samuel Reinhard, Robert Reinert, Joseph Morrow, James Mohrey. Qrchestra The orchestra, in its second year of reorganization, has increased in both size and enthusiasm. lt played for the Iunior Qratorical Contest and the Senior Class Plays. Seated: Blodwyn Gyer, Audrey Gruver, Letitia Laub, Richard Buss, Catherine Turbedsky, John Long, Gloria Steyert. Standing: Raymond Brown, John Feiler, Richard King, Dale Dimler, Carroll Williams, Carl Snyder, Mrs. Beidleman. Debate Club The question for debate this year was, Resolved: That every able-bodied male citizen of the United States should have one year of full-time military training before attaining the age of 24. This has been a very fascinating and intriguing question. The Debate Club has had a very busy schedule. We tangled with South Whitehall, Slatington, Hellertown, and Catasauqua in sixteen independent debates. The Debate Club can be proud of its record. The one affirmative tearn, which included Carroll Williams, Letitia Laub, and Dale Dimler, won two victories out of four debates. The other affirmative team, including Rich- ard King, Blodwyn Gyer, and Raymond Brown, also had a record of two out of tour. The first negative team, Iohn Feiler, Catherine Turbedsky, and Iohn Long, had two defeats, one victory, and a tie. The record of the second nega- tive team included two victories and two defeats. This team included Gloria Steyert, Audrey Gmver, and Richard Buss. The Tournament was held on March 22, at Catasauqua. This was a scramble debate of three rounds each. lt is the opinion of the members of the team that much of the success of the season was due to the untiring effort and encouragement of their adviser, Mrs. Beidleman. OFFICERS President ...... ................... ........ R i chard Buss Vice-President ............... .....,..... L etitia Laub Secretary ...... .... C atherine Tuxbedsky Treasurer .... ............. J ohn Long Seated: Jean Oswald. Faye MeKeever, Janet Kern, Mona Ray Newhart, Leah Rhoads, Marilyn Weaver, Lorraine Spooner, Elaine Steinmetz. Virginia Keshel. Joann Ash. Ethel Griffith, Betty Ruch, Jane Neupauer. Second Row: Mr. Howells, Lorraine I-Ierbster, Arlene Milham, Mildred Nicklas, Isabel Kester, Floretta MaeHose. Joanne Young, Darlene Hoffman, Elizabeth Loreneik. Phyllis Heiney, Rachel Peters, Dorothy Kovacs, Eva Morekin, Dolores Semmel. Third Row: Dorothea Reimert. Sue Paluda. Hope Gruver, Shirley Gebhardt, Anna VVulchak, Margaret Moritz, Jacqueline McKeever. Helen Hnat, Jean Christine, Betty Hirschel, Barbara Frey, Dorothea Lehr, Betty Young. Missing on Picture: Jane Kemmerer. Virginia Reppert, Faye Skeath. Mary Lou Zimmer- man, Louise Deppen, Gloria Kadl. Loretta Radakovitch, Anna Sisko, Rilla Brosious. Dolores Sottolano, Dorothy Ludwig, Doris Bateman, Beatrice Meyer. Girls, Chorus The Giris' Chorus, as in preceding years, was once more a busy group. This year, the chorus instituted a new idea among Lehigh Valley Schools, the exchanging ot assembly programs. Among the schools sharing in the ex- change Were: Aiientown, Coopersburg, and Paimerton. The Girls' Chorus atso took part in the Tri-County Chorai Festivai at Kutz- town State Teachers' Coiiege. The annual Candlelight Service was presented to the public and to the student body. The chorus itinerary tor pubiic performances inciuded churches in Allentown, Trexiertown, Neits, East Salisbury, and the surrounding towns. The musical comedy, W'aitz Time, was the chorus' stage presentation this year. We, the senior members ot the Chorus wish to extend our sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Howeiis, our capable director. To the remaining members we wish to say, Make our good reputation W better! Seated: Fred Bennicas, Francis Moyer, Richard Buss, Harold Loch, Earl Quigg, Robert Warke, Paul Williams, Clyde Maddox, Donald Kennedy. Second Row: Carroll Williams, Raymond Druckenmiller, Clyde Kurtz, William Kupsky, James Rondish, Richard Holland, Donald Schaffer, Richard Kline, William Galgon, Mr. Howells. Third Row: John Long, Richard King, Bertram Hilbert, Elmer Pariseau, Jack Kemp, Daniel Lerch, James Barrett, Harvey Falk, Dale Dimler, George Ruszin. Boys' Glee Club For the second time in a decade, Whitehall High School has had a Boys' Glee Club. More than forty boys answered Mr. Howells' appeal tor applicants. Thus tar the boys have expressed greatest interest in singing old time favorites with emphasis on tour-part harmony. They have joined with the Girls' Chorus in presenting the Candlelight Service and the musical comedy, Waltz Time. For this organization there is still work to be done. The renown ot the Girls' Chorus Otters a real challenge to all members ot the club. Seated: Orchys Kohler. Jessie Scheirer, William Krempasky, Howard Hahn, John Long, Doris Simmons, Donald Schaffer, Shirley Kern, Janet Kleppinger, Paul Geissinger. Standing: Dorothy Pavlovic, Irene Pavlichko, Russel Smale, Raymond Brown, Richard Buss, William Kupsky, Roger Vaughn, George Harakal, William Galgon, Dale Baker, Robert Warke, Dorothy Schupsky. Missing on Picture: William Eckensberger, Mae Santee, Jacob Makovsky, Martin Spanitz, Audrey Gruver. Richard Kline, Marvin Peters, Betty Rapchak,, Richard Scheirer, Eleanor Smith. Student Council The Student Council of Whitehall High School has completed its second full year. The purpose of the Student Council, at this time, is to grant to students a chance to participate in the government of the school. We think that this purpose has been fulfilled in all of our activities that have been planned and put into effect during the year. On a whole we consider the year just passed quite successful and hope that in the ensuing years the student council will really bring student govern- ment to Whitehall. OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester President ......... ......,... J ohn Long John Long Vice-President .... .... A udrey Gruver Donald Schaffer Secretary ....... .... D oris Simmons Doris Simmons Treasurer .... Richard Kline William Eckensberger 4 Seated: Emily Laub, Phyllis Rosenblatt, Doris Simmons, Stella Tornitsky, Richard Kline, Helen Burda, Gloria Stewart, Frances Buzza, Catherine Turbedsky. Standing: Richard Buss, Donald Schaffer, Robert Schatz, Dorothy Pavlovic, Gloria Weaver, Theresa Cowall, Blodwyn Gyer, Betty Dresher, Faye McKeever, John Long, Carl Snyder. National Honor Society The Whitehall Chapter of the National Honor Society has endeavored to effect a high intellectual status among the student body. lt has encouraged remarkable competition for scholastic ratings and achievements. The four perspectives ot the society are scholarship, leadership, service, and character. To the future members of our chapter We hand the Torch, the symbol of our organization, and give our spiritual support to their future success. OFFICERS President ......... .............. . .. Richard Kline Vice-President .... .... . . Helen Burda Secretary ....... .... G loria Stewart Treasurer ..... .. Stella Tornitsky i f I Seated: Leah Rhoads, Ethel Boyer, Alice Dorwart, Doris Simmons, Faye McKeever, Jean Oswald, Dorothy Grow, Louise Deppen. Second Row: Doris Weaver, Gloria Steyert, Gloria Stewart, Betty Zuber, Mona Rae New- hart, Betty Hirschel, Shirley Gebhardt, Betty Malast, Marilyn Weaver. Third Row: Elsie Yost, Grace Sell, Jane Kincaid, Betty Stefany, Dorothy Ludwig, Nadine Fenstermaker, Marion Lindenmuth, Eleanor Smith, Pauline Derhammer. Missing on Picture: Lorraine Spooner, Betty Kemechel. Senior Tri-Hi-Y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y, a Christian organization of junior and senior girls, enjoyed a busy year. As usual the club sponsored the Community Chest and Tuberculosis Seal Drives. ln addition, the Bible fund was increased and Bibles were presented to all the home rooms in the main building. We hope that the juniors, who have participated so whole-heartedly in all our activities, will continue their Work of service in the coming year. OFFICERS President ....... .,............,,. . ,. Doris Simmons Vice-President . .. ........ Alice Dorwart Secretary ...... .... F aye McKeever Treasurer . . . . ..... Jean Oswald Seated: Barbara Haas, Jane Naypouer, Dolores Semmel, Jeanette Evans, Josephine Sieg- fried, Joan Ludwig, Arlene Ringer, Jessie Scheirer. Standing: Loretta Scheirer, Alice Wehrle, Isabel Kurtz, Anna Miklos, Irma Rhoads, Hope Gruver, Betty Maddox. Not Pictured: Ann Sisko. Junior Tri-Hi-Y The Iunior Tri-Hi-Y was organized in the beginning of this school term. Its purpose, objective, and rules are like those of the Tri-Hi-Y. Due to its short period of organization its activities and social affairs have been limited. Neverthe- less, it has successfully taught its members its main duty, the importance of serving others. OFFICERS President ........ .................. ...... J o an Ludwig Vice-President .... ........ . ...... D olores Semmel Secretary ...... .. Josephine Siegfried Treasurer .... . ..... Jeanette Evans ,rg t Seated: Harvey Falk, Luther Kline, Gene Barrett, Paul Geissinger, Linford Young. Jack Dimler, James Fritzinger, Leonard Yost. ' Standing: LeRoy Cogossi, Donald Smith, LeRue Kleppinger, Richard Fedar, Vincent Yaros, Robert Knappenberger, Robert Warke, Richard Holland, Mr. Snyder. Hi-Y This year, the Hi-Y underwent almost complete reorganization. Under the guidance of our new sponsor, Mr. Rowland Snyder, additional members were recruited and a program of activities was planned. During one ot the club programs which featured slides on The Holy Land explained by Rev. Paul C. Iassirnides, We were hosts to the Senior and Iunior Tri-Hi-Y clubs. Another club service was the sponsorship of the March of Dimes campaign in our school. The club plans to uphold its purpose, namely: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian living. OFFICERS President ....,.. ................. . . . Paul Geissinger Vice-President .... .............. .... G e ne Barrett Secretary ........ Robert Warke Treasurer ..... ..... J ack Dimler Chaplain .... Luther Kline Seated: Mary Lou Zimmerman, Irene Hochmiller, Margaret Harakal, Grace Sell, Feme McQuillen, Barbara Koons, Doris Quay, Louise Deppen. Standing: Marion Lindenmuth, Doris Benninger, Joyce Huber, Dorothy Grow, Phyllis Fegley, Lorene Murphy, Eleanor Smith, Virginia Reppert, Loretta Eberhardt, Miss Bittner. , Home Economics Club Motto: We study not for school, but for life. The Home Economics Club is an organization combined ot juniors and seniors, Which serves not only for a social purpose but for a business purpose as well. Some ot the activities conducted by the Home Ecers were: a Halloween party, a tea tor the faculty, a Christmas party at the lewish Community Center, a tea for the members' mothers, a doqqie roast, and an annual trip. Our gratitude to our sponsor, Miss Bittner, Whose kindness and leadership helped to make our activities interesting and pleasant. OFFICERS President ....... ............,..... ........ G r ace Sell Vice-President .............. Ferne McQuil1en Secretary ....... Margaret Harakal Treasurer .... Barbara Koons Seated: Janice Worman, Ruth Bower, Arlene Monberger, Corinne Keck, Marian Griifith, Kathryn Faust, Emilie Laub, Frances Buzza, Doris Clauser, Renee Oldt, Kathryn Hill, Elaine Steinmetz. Second Row: Miss Schaadt, Lester Bachman, Margaret Cunningham, Christine Wotring. Grace Thomas, Betty Oswald, Theresa Cowall, Dorothy Pavlovic, Joanne Ash, Phyllis Rosenblatt. Rachael Peters. Barbara Frey, Betty Andrews, Elmer Pariseau. Third Row: Eleanor Young, Phyllis Dresher, Mary Lou Danko, Ethel Svaby, Kathleen Reed, Janet Follweiler, Helen Hutnick, Johanna Kovalchik, Lorraine Bendekovits, Jean Blazofsky, Anne Kotsch. Whitehall Music Club li you ever passed Room lO3 during any club period and heard the strains ot Griegs Concerto, Chopin's Polonaise, or any other great masterpiece, you knew that the Music Club was in session. This club is one oi the most recently organized, and although it is in its infancy, it has gathered a large group ot interested students. lts purpose is to teach its members to appreciate one oi the better things of lite, namely, good music fe music that will forever hold a place in the hearts oi the American people. We members, who are now leaving 'Whitehall High School, will never forget our enjoyable meetings and we wish the Music Club much success in the iuture. Seated: Donald Hagenauer, John Konapelsky, Raymond Druckenmiller, William Galgon, Herbert Haffner. Donald Schaffer, Richard Snyder. Standing: Raymond Brown, Clarence Petrie, Richard Suppan, Stanley DeRalph, Robert Unger, Mr. Townsend. Mathematics Club The Mathematics Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Townsend. The aim ot the club is to enliven interest in mathematics through the consideration of several more amusing and intriguing aspects ot the subject generally not dealt with in classes. During the term, various mathematical curiosities, oddities, and shortcuts, including trigonometric meth- ods and slide rule usage, were discussed at the meetings. At present the club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Eberhart. OFFICERS President ....... ................ . .. Raymond Brown Vice-President Donald Schaffer Seated: Joan Auman, Natalie Laub, Orchys Kohler, James O'Donnell, Lawrence Rodgers, Julianne Galgon, Gloria Kadl, Ethel Koze. Standing: Irene Osifchok, Janet Nickel, Ethel Griffith, Frances Moyer, Jean Christine, Joanne Young, Miss Reichard. Latin Club The Latin Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Miss Reichard. Membership consisted of freshmen and sophomores. The club has made wonderful progress in its first year of existence, and we are certain greater accomplishments will be made in the years to come. As one of its goals the club plans to present a Latin drama at the end of the year to further the interest of all Latin students. We extend our sincere gratitude to our sponsor, Miss Reichard, for all she has done to make this club successful. OFFICERS President ......... ...,.......... .... J am es O'Donne1l Vice-President .... ...... O rchys Kohler Secretary ....... ...... J ulianne Galgon Treasurer ..... .... L awrence Rodgers - Seated: Burrel Kisthart, Phyllis Heiney, Claire Brosious, Ronald Madouse, Samuel Schaadt, Ernest Ferry, Joseph Domitrovits. Second Row: Shirley Gebhard, Louise Deppen, Francis Moyer, Donald Ramsaur, Roy Fisher, Noel Smith, Harold Roth, Kenneth Clauser, Leah Rhoads, Rilla Brosious. Third Row: William Roman, Robert Knappenberger, Gerald Oswald, Bertram Hilbert, Joseph Ondish, Jack Ditbrenner. Art Club ln September of this term, the members of the Whitehall Art Club wel- comed its new director, Miss Nancy Ochs. Under her efficient supervision, its members have learned many new phases of art which will benefit their Work. Something new was added this year, also . . . an elective art course, which enabled the members to spend Friday afternoons practicing on their various projects. To you, Miss Ochs, we say Thank you. We shall always remember you for the kindness and sincere interest you have shown us. To each and every graduate we bid farewell and wish you the best of luck at all times. OFFICERS President ...... ...,........... . .. Ronald Madouse Vice-President ............ .. Claire Brosious Secretary ...... .... P hyllis Heiney Treasurer Samuel Schaadt l l Seated: Audrey Gruver, Gloria Steyert, Virginia Keshel, Catherine Turbedsky, Carl Snyder. Standing: Richard Kline, Edna Kisthart, Ethel Gogle, Garrett Laub, Carroll Williams, Faye McKeever, Dale Dimler, John Long, Jean Oswald. Senior Class Play Our first class play, entitled Young Barry, by Dana Thomas, Was pre- sented on December 7, 1945. It was a sequel to the play given last year, entitled Almost Eighteen. lust past eighteen, Eddie Barry has returned from New York, and every- one, thinking him a great radio star, hails him as the toWn's leading citizen. ln reality Eddie has never been near a radio station, for it is a case of mistaken identity. He is asked to sing on the Monumental Co. program at home and tries to get out of it by developing a sore throat. lt is then that the clippings are found, and he is typed as the Bad boy oi radio. He decides to make a clean breast of things when Uncle George arrives with Gale Winthrop, the aspirin heiress, who rushes into Eddie's arms with the cry of Darling The denouncement is interesting and unusual, but comes out right for everyone. With a fast-moving, clean-out plot, the play was received enthusiastically by a large audience. Front Row: Arlene Cousino, Jean Ringer, Lorraine Herbster, Lois Jean Scheirer, Julia Chromiak, Jean Oswald. Helen Bloszinsky, Betty Dresher, Shirley Kern, Marie Feichtl, Esther Fritz, Gloria Steyert. Second Row: Emaline Lynn, Mary Lou Dreisbach, Garrett Laub, John Long, Dale Dimler, Carroll Williams, Richard Kline, Robert McCready, Joseph Ross, Catherine Turbedsky, Margaret Hafner. Third Row: Ethel Gogle, Dorothy Kolb, Betty Hirschel, Mona Ray Newhart, Audrey Gruver, Letitia Laub, Virginia Keshel, Gla.dys Loch, Edna Kisthart, Faye McKeever, Lois Herman, Elaine Johns. Dramatic Club The Footlights Club, under the guiding hand of Mr. Wagaman, is one of Whitehall's prosperous clubs. lts chiet function is to sponsor our lyceum programs. This year we were able to present to our student body nine num- bers ot outstanding quality. Among those presented were the following: Hugo Brandt Concert Partyg Patt Patterson, cowboy, author, and hunterg Rivlca Man- delkern, Violinistg the Bentley Trio: Al Priddy, That Circus Manf' and the Lewis Players, who presented the play America At present, the Dramatic Club is composed ot 35 members. lts purpose is to promote interest in dramatics. All students who have participated in plays and oratorical contests are eligible tor membership. We hope the members who enter next year will gladly assume the re- sponsibility ot upholding its reputation. OFFICERS President ...... ................, ..., V i rginia Keshel Vice-President ............. ..... D ale Dimler Secretary ...... ..... L ois Herman Treasurer .. Margaret Hafner - I l Nab' Seated: Miss Edna Danner, Mrs. Anna Steckel, Mrs. Ellen Deily. Standing: Mrs. Blanche Scheirer, Miss Dorothy Balliet, Mrs. Helen Smith. Whitehall Band Club The Whitehall Band Club, which was organized in l94O, consists of a qroup of public-spirited Women. Through their diligent efforts, they Were able io purchase uniforms and instruments when they were most needed. To all the members of this club We express our sincere appreciation for their good Work. We hope that there will always be a band club so that on- coming students may receive the benefits of this worthy organization. Seated: Thelma Gogle, Phyllis Case, Donald Kennedy, Marilyn Burdock, Jack Kemp, Janet Kem, Helen Hnat. Standing: Mr. Lovell, Evelyn Kochis, Alice Hildebrand, Dorothea Reimert, Isabel Kester, Nancy Evangelist, Henry Ballas, American Society of Amateur Microscopists The A. S. A. M. is open only to sophomores who are taking the College Preapratoiy curriculum. lt is Whitehall's only science club. lt is now tour years old. The members ot the club have accomplished and enjoyed many interest-- ing things in the past years. Two microscopes and a seoscope are used for making slides and drawingsg also, articles are read and talks are given. The A. S. A. M. is under the direction of Mr. Lovell. Seated: Leon Nickel, Rowland Snyder, John Wheeler, Samuel Nevins, Alton Wagaman, Robert Steckel, Sr. Standing: Clarence Gockley, Robert Steckel, Jr. Athletic Council The Athletic Council consists ot a member ot the Board of Education, the superintendent, the principal ot the hiah school, the faculty manager, the coaches, and three members ot the faculty. lt is the duty oi this council to meet at various times during the year to discuss, plan, and direct athletic activities. The Athletic Council also sets up standards ot achievement for letters and attends to all details relating to athletic awards. The coaches of the teams submit recommendations tor various awards to the council tor approval. OFFICERS President ...... ................... . .. Samuel Nevins Vice-President .............., Rowland Snyder Secretary ...... .... J ohn Wheeler Treasurer .... Alton Wagaman Seated: Donald Schaffer, Robert Schatz, Fred Kimock, Emest Wescoe, Willard Toole, Orville Peiffer, Andrew Palco, George I-Iarakal, Wayne Dech. Standing: Mark Weaver, Curtis Simmons, Donald George, Paul Luchansky, Herbert Smith, Roy Fisher, Linford Young, Richard Buss, Mr. Nevins. Varsity ' 'W' ' Club This club was originally organized by Mr. Mushrush. After being dis- continued for one year, it is again functioning under the guidance of Mr. Nevins. Members include all who have earned or varsity letter in the different sports, including the seniors on the gym team. At present there are 27 mem- bers, but new members are added each year. The purpose of the club is to create better sportsmanship in the school and outside the school. Different methods are used each year for the obtain- ing of funds. Officers are elected yearly. OFFICERS President ....... ............... ....... E r nest Wescoe Vice-President ........... Willard Toole Secretary ...... .. William Eckensberger Treasurer ..... ......... P aul Sherman - W v l K ,YNY Q 2 gn. f Si, . 3: id ,K-zz ,4 7-.x I-6? N. .W 4: arm we fi: 12 :Wi . 'S l,f. t ,ol Q to First Row: fLeft to righty: Paul Luchansky, George Harakal, Donald Schatfer, Willard Toole, Robert Schatz, Herbert Smith, Ernest Ferry, Paul Sherman, Ernest Wescoe, Roy Fisher, Orville PeiHer. Second Row: William Piff, Coach: Donald George, Fred Scott, Robert Hartzell, Frank Smale, Harold Loch, Richard Buss, Robert Warke, Linford Young, Byron Smith, Russell Smale, Assistant Coach Edward Piff. Third Row: Michael Smicker, Robert Budihas, Clyde Maddox, Noel Smith, Dale Baker, Earl Quigg, Lyle Chlebove, William Roman, Roy Klock, Benjamin Hicks, Earl Hopkins. Fourth Row: Paul Boyer, John Matika, Edward Micklos, Robert Seyfried, Gene Barrett, Luther Kline, Jack Dimler, Paul Geissinger. 1945 Football Season Coach William Pitt and his brother, Edward, guided the 1945 Whitehall football team to one ot its most successful seasons in history. The Zephyrs with only tour veterans returning from the 1944 squad chalked up six wins, lost two games, and tied one. Next year's team will miss the able services of five seniors in the persons of Wescoe, Sherman, Luchansky, Hartzell, and Toole. Other than these play- ers, Paul Boyer, Senior manager, will also be missing. The team record and scores are as follows: Opponents Whitehall Palmerton . . . . 6 6 Nazareth .... 7 14 Lehighton ..... 0 13 Northampton . . 31 0 Stroudsburg . . . 6 13 Slatington . , . 6 13 Bangor .... 6 13 Catasauqua . . 12 14 Emmaus . . , 27 13 Total . . . 101 99 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Ferne McQuillen, Ethel Boyer. Arlene Cousino. Standing: Jeanette Evans. Nadine Fenstermaker. Joan Ludwig, Barbara Koons, Grace Soroka. Quia Cheerleaders Look aaainl You will never see these airls as quiet as this picture would indicate. Whether you have seen every tootball and basketball aame this season or whether you have missed them all, you have seen these yell-birds in action. They are everywhere. Cn the aridiron they lceeo us whipped to a fanatical frenzy, and on the basketball tloor they are out there whooping it up every time they aet a chance. Vtfith Ethel Boyer as captain, these enthusiastic wearefs ot the Maroon and Gold have been taithtul to us all year. Their duty has carried them from the heat ot lndian summer to the dead cold ot lanuary and February, but they have never complained. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Betty Luccetti, Joanne Young, Eleanor Smith. Seated: Paul Sherman, Wayne Dech, Frederick Kimock, Curtis Simmons, Andrew Palco. Standing: Manager Mark Weaver, Ernest Wescoe, William Eckensberger, Clyde Maddox, Willard Toole, Coach Robert Steckel. Missing on Picture: George Harakal. Varsity Basketball Season Returning to Whitehall after four years in Uncle Sam's Navy, Probert Steckel guided this year's Varsity Basketball Annual to its most successful season in history. The Zephyrs, under their able tutor, Won the First Half Championship, and after Slatington won second half honors, the Zephyrs met and defeated the Slaters to bring the championship to Whitehall, the first in history. After Winning the league championship, the Zephyrs continued in dis- trict eleven playoff competition and topped South Whitehall, 4l-33, but were defeated by the Allentown High Canaries, Defending State Champions, 49-23. This year's squad also boasted two of the league's top scorers in Freddie Kimock and Curt Simmons. Kimoclc massed a total of 3l4 points, While Sim- mons garnered 245. Both boys were picked for this year's All-League team. Players who will be lost to next year's squad through graduation include Dech, Kimock, Eckensberger, Sherman, Toole, and Wescoe. Next year's squad will include Simmons, Palco, l-laralcal, and Maddox, with the remainder of the squad to be chosen from the current lay-Vees team. Opponents Easton Coplay ..... Alumni ..... Nazareth S. Whitehall A. B. C. Northampton Emmaus ..,. Lehighton .. Stroudsburg Palrnerton .. Catasauqua Slatington .. Northampton Emmaus ..,. Lehighton .. Stroudsburg Palmerton .. Catasauqua Slatington .. Playoffs- Slatington .. S. Whitehall Allentown .. BASKETBALL TEAM AFTER SLATINGTON GAME SUMMARY OF GAMES Whitehall Kimock Simmons Dech 28 26 14 3 3 25 52 17 13 14 25 42 12 4 6 32 49 22 10 9 47 55 23 14 10 26 58 17 17 8 23 34 6 12 2 27 23 5 6 6 21 57 30 17 0 19 34 6 10 6 24 28 14 8 0 27 33 10 11 O 26 34 12 13 3 28 29 11 10 3 22 54 8 19 5 59 80 24 12 19 29 43 18 19 2 32 30 8 7 8 46 50 17 13 8 29 27 7 6 7 27 32 13 7 4 33 41 14 16 7 49 23 6 5 0 314 252 130 SIMMONS KIMOCK L Seated: Joseph Matika, Roy Fisher, Edward Johns, Donald Stofflet, Harvey Falk, Ronald Madouse, Richard Hartzell. Standing: Mr. Nevins, coachg Russel Smale, Martin Spanitz, Victor Strisofsky, Kenneth Peters, Michael Volanski, John Matika. Missing on Picture: Ernest Ferry and George Tomasic. Jay-Vee Basketball Season This year's Whitehall High School lunior Varsity Squad was composed mostly ot freshmen and sophomores. Our success may be well attributed to the tireless ettorts and excellent training given to us by our coach, Mr. Nevins. With strong determination, eagerness to play and win, our boys fought many obstacles lying in their Way, to achievement. SUMMARY OF GAMES Opponents Whitehall Easton . . . . 30 20 Coplay ......... 16 47 Nazareth ........ 44 32 Egypt .....,,...... 17 24 South Whitehall . , . 20 21 St. J ohn's ....... 16 24 Northampton . . . 20 32 Emmaus ...... 25 35 Lehighton . . 25 41 Stroudsburg . . 28 32 Palmerton . . 21 29 Catasauqua . , . 29 27 Slatington .... 27 28 Northampton . . . 19 28 Emmaus . ..... 21 37 Lehighton . . 27 42 Stroudsburg . . 13 29 Palmerton . . 12 36 Catasauqua ........ 26 42 Slatington . ,,...., . . . 20 19 Slatington tPlayoffJ 29 58 Seated: Curtis Simmons, Willard Toole, William Eckensberger, William Kuchera, , Nathaniel Kemmerer, Fred Kimock, Ernest Wescoe. Second Row: Coach Samuel Nevins, George Harakal, Donald Schaeffer, Joe Matika, Paul Sherman, captain: George Tomasic, Harold Loch, Carl Snyder. Third Row: Earl Quigg, Kenneth Peters, Robert Warke, Edward Lychak. Fourth Row: Roy Fisher, Andrew Palco, George Rosen, Leonard Scheirer. Missing on Picture: Glen Scheirer, Arnold Georg-e, Jacob Makovsky. 1946 Baseball Season Batter up! Now that spring is just around the corner, this cry will be echoing all over our nation, and at Whitehall there is no exception, for many eager aspirants have reported. With Samuel Nevins again guiding the squad and with a Wealth of material in Veterans of last year's squad, another suc- cessful season is anticipated. Veterans of last year's team include: Sherman, Wescoe, Kimock, Kuchera, Eckensberger, Toole, Simmons, Matika, Tomasic, Kemmerer, Harakal, and Warke. New faces include Schaffer, Palco, and Fisher. Of those named above, the first six will he playing their final season at Whitehall, and to them we say Good Luck. This year's schedule includes the following games: Coplay ..... Home Palmerton . . . . . . Away Emmaus .... .... H ome Coplay ....... . . . Away Stroudsburg Home Lehighton ..... Away Northampton Home Allentown . . . . . . Home Coopersburg Away Slatington . . . . . . Home Coopersburg Home Allenown .. Away GIRLS' GYM TEAM First Row tseatedhr Margaret Haifner, Dorothy Kolb, Margaret Panny, Alice Dorwart, Blodwyn Gyer, Grace Sell. Betty Dresher, Betty Stefany, Betty Hirschel. Second Row: Arlene Cousino, Marie Feichtl, Betty Luccetti, Jeanette Kleppinger, Mar- garet Moritz, Catherine Tubedsky, Ethel Boyer, Jeanette Evans. Third Row: Audrey Gruver, Letitia Laub, Helene Weiser, Mona Ray Newhart, BOYS' GYM TEAM First Row: Roy Croll, Elmer Pariseau, Byron Smith, Ernest Ferry, Dale Dimler, Richard Snyder, Samuel Schaadt, Gene Barrett. Second Row: Robert Steckel, Howard Hahn, Robert Knappenberger, Daniel Lerch, Herbert Smith, Richard I-Iartzell, Roy Derhammer, James 0'Donnell, Richard Wherle, Joseph Foran. Third Row: Jack Dimler, Leonard Scheirer, Raymond Druckenmiller, Robert Hildebrand, Peter Slusaw, Mark Weaver. The Editor: Gloria Steyert Whitehall Staff Assistant Editors: Iohn Long, Helen Burda, Dorothy Pavlovic, Richard Kline, Catherine Turbedsky Advisers: Mr. Edgar Steckel, Mr. Allred Mertz Acting Adviser: Miss Marie Gibbert Photography: Robert lVIcCready Carl Snyder Doris Simmons Feature: Adeline Rossi Anna Kurnernitsky Betty Stefany Helene Weiser Sports: Willard Toole Diary: Richard Kline Ethel Boyer Finance and Circulation: Dale Dimler Robert Hartzell Wayne Dech Paul Balliet Pauline Derharnrner ln addition to the alo Typing: lean Kernechel Arlene Monberqer Gloria Weaver Sections 12-2, 12-3 ove, all Senior Members took an active part V--- 1 W s fi n I s T Class Memoirs -'Ii il I . . Kneeling: Letitia Laub, Esther Fritz, Catherine Turbedsky, Audrey Gruver Standing: John Long, Dale Dimler, Mr. Hugh Bennick, Richard Kline, John Feller 1945 Qratoricz-11 Contest The annual lunior Oratorical Contest was held in our high school audi torium on April 19, 1945. The contest, one oi the outstandinq affairs of the school year, was Well attended by the parenis 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 ------------- Herbert Wenig DALE DIMLER N0cturnei' - - ---------- 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 ------- - Gordon Morris ESTHER FRITZ The winners of the contest were: Audrey Gruver - - - John Long - - Esther Fritz - John Feiler - First Prize First Prize Second Prize Second Prize 1945-46 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 5. Everybody dressed upg the first day of school. 6. Still welcoming faculty members and Freshmen. We hope they enjoy their stay. 7. Room 3 crowded with girls to get a look at the new chemistry teacher. 10. First blue Monday. Hope there aren't any more of these. 11. Green Freshmen are learning fast. 12. Permanent seats were given to each student for Assembly Programs. 13. Thursday the 13. Everybody happy. 14. Senior boys have one weakness, Fresh- men girls. 17. Spent day preparing for our first vaca- tion. 18. Teachers want to go to the fair, so the pupils give them the day off. 19. Students still forgetting their regular seats in study halls. 20. Pupils want to go to the fair, so the teachers give them the day off. 21. Maybe we didn't beat Palmerton, but we did out-play them and held the score to six all. 24. Senior boys talking about the show girls they saw at the fair. 25. A guest in English class-ldogl. 26. R. Buss still sweet on that Sophomore. 27. Mr. Grammes' rulers missing. 28. Our first PEP MEETING. Preparation for Victory 1731. OCTOBER 1. Three-inch Headlines. Zephyrs whip Nazareth, 14-7. 2. Brainy Sophomore claims that the Puri- tans came over on the Merrimac. 3. Say fellas, have you seen the cute typists working on the newspaper?'?'? 4. The presses were rolling today to turn out the first edition of the Whitehall Hi- Lites. 5. Celebrated guest at pep rally, J. Birney Crum, A. H. S. Football and Basketball Mentor. 8. Senior boys absent!! What's in the movies??? 9. E. Wescoe still can't get over the North- ampton game. 10. Seniors took to picking potatoes. 11. Red Feather Revue was put on by the students to support the Community Chest. 12. Senior Section 12-1 invited to a Wed- ding. 15. Everyone gay. W. H. S. beat Lehighton, 13-0. 16. The day for one of those frightening law tests. 17. Seniors relieved when H. P. G. said, No Solid test. 18. Seniors seen flashing their proofs around. 19. Students worrying as to how to get to Stroudsburg for night game. 22. Students still raving about victory over Stroudsburg, 13-7. 23. Today MacBeth was killed. fBy the Seniors who took the English test? 24. The Girls' Chorus entertained the Palm- erton student body in their Assembly Period. 25. Hartzell forgets to bring English book to class with the purpose of sitting with Ann Kennedy. 26. Ah! a 2 day rest coming up again. 29. Zephyrs chalked up their 4th win by beating Slatington, 13-6. 30. Thirty-five school days left-till Xmas. 31. Hallowe'en. Whitehall girls will prob- ably be riding brooms tonight. NOVEMBER 1. Daisy Mae's of W. H. S. are busy asking their Lil Abner's to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 2. First reading of Senior Class Play by cast. 5. Those long passes from Sherman to Wes- coe did the trick in topping Bangor, 13-6. 6. Our Daisy Mae's proved to be fast run- ners as most of the Lil Abners were caught. 7. Mr. Robert Steckel, first of our faculty to leave for service, has now resumed teaching. 8. Guess what? B. Eckensberger and L. Laub played shoe store in English class. 9. Familiar saying today, See you at the game tomorrowf' 12. W. H. S. takes thriller from Catasauqua in the last two minutes of play-14-12. 13. Basketball practice begun under the direction of Mr. Steckel. 14. Attention Students!! We have a daily piano concert in the auditorium by J. Long and D. Dimler. 15. Miss Gibbert: If you don't want to work, get oooouuutt! 16. The Seniors are holding The Turkey Trot on Saturday. It ought to be fun. 19. Room 3202 Seniors plea for parachutes to jump from windows of their locked room. 20. Only two days vacation for Thanks- giving, but are we thankful for it!!!!! 21. W. H. S. is out to win over Emmaus to- morrow in its Turkey Day classic and give this school their best record ever. 26. Our football players are sick. 27. Say, have you noticed our W. H. S. Hi- Lites is getting classy. Thanks to the present staff. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Gockley, on a tour through Hyde Park, visited F. D. Roosevelt's grave. 29. Miss Gibbert nicknames commercial Seniors, Angels 30. Only six more months of school. Oh, boy! ' DECEMBER 3. Blue Monday. No one seems to know much about law. 4. Our Hi-Lites editor, D. Simmons, has written several very good editorials for our paper. 5. Sgt. J. Archinal gave a talk in Assembly as to how and why he gave blood to Tojo. 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 A. Tracy wants to know why the teach- ers all pick on him. Senior class presented play entitled t'Young Barryf' Mr. Snyder bargains with commercial law class, I'll tell you what I'm going to do. Senior Section 12-3 knows where Mr. Wagaman got his saying - Are you ready? Mr. Kohler and his German students rehearse for program. Whitehall girls have first basketball practice. Surprise! Junior Class rings arrived today. Candlelight services held in school audi- torium today. Pat Patterson, singing cowboy, gave an account of the West. Movies- Alexander Graham Bell was enjoyed by all. Expression of the day: This sure has been an easy week. ghristrnas holidays begin at 3 P. M. to- ay. JANUARY 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 Back to school. Mr. Snyder wearing his bright red sweater. Still luscious memories of a Christmas dinner, a bad taste New Year's Eve and thousand resolutions. , Our Senior friend, A. Tracy, left for the Navy. Say, those mid-year exams are surely getting close. Would you believe Wayne Dech if he told you that he got his black eye when he slipped on the ice. Examination schedule posted today. Here's hoping we're all exempt. Sophomores present Gay Nineties Revue g going back to the good old days of horse and buggy. Our basketball team shellacked Lehigh- ton. Kimock scored 30 points. Review, review, and more review! Why do teachers wait until the last five minutes to read exemptions?? End of first half. Time marches on. -18. Mid-year examinations. School work begins in earnest as the second half starts. Whitehall's Zephyrs really proved that they want the basketball championship. First in school's history. Senior girls feel blue. They haven't been asked to the prom. Junior Prom. Elsie Yost crowned queen. Day after Junior Prom, favorite quota- tion. 'Tm sleepy. Whitehall beats Slatington, 34-26, to win the first-half championship. The Student Council presented to the student body a series of educational films. Lyceum program, Great A1 Priddy of Circus Big Top. Oh, the fear of going home! Report cards due. FEBRUARY 1. W. H. S. began its second half b con . Y ' quering Northampton in an extra period game, 29-28. Miss Schaadt is proudly displaying her engagement ring. Whitehall slaughters Emmaus by a 54-22 score. To think that this was the only team to beat us in the first half. First performance of Junior Class Play entitled. Best Foot Forward. Miss Gibbert's fan mail still coming in. Whitehall tans Lehighton, 80-59, breaking all previous records for a single game score. Watch the birdie was the battle cry. Candid camera day. Kimock and Simmons led in the scoring attack as Whitehall conquered Strouds- burg, 43-29. I wonder what Edna Kisthart dreams about when she falls asleep in study hall? Cupid was busy shooting arrows into the hearts of the forlorn. Whitehall went down with its first de- feat in the second half losing to Palmer- ton, 32-30. Window washers of 205 - Fritz, Burda, Feichtl, and Kern. VVhitehall whips Catasauqua in thriller, the score being 50-46. Pavlovic, Buss, Dimler, Eckensberger, Kline, and Long took scholarship con- test sponsored by the Pepsi-Cola Co. Miss Gibbert claims that someone told her we were not getting enough short- hand tests. The second half ended when Whitehall lost to Slatington, 29-27. Our debate team made its debut today at South Whitehall, the score being 1-all. We, the students of W.H.S., welcomed the return of Miss Haupt. The grunt and groan artist of wrestling, Bertrand Shurtleff, gave a thrilling per- formance before the student body. Today, Garrett Laub claimed that he is a descendant of the Indians. MARCH Whitehall turns back Slatington in the Little Palestra to win their first Lehigh Valley League Championship. Score 32- 27. The first female jailbird to be put in the detention room this year was Adeline Rossi. Quite a few Seniors are seen counting the days till graduation. Slatington pitted its debate team against our team. W.-1, S.-1. Tri-Hi-Y girls have been seen flashing their new pins around. Whitehall, making its first appearance at Rockne Hall in a playoff game, defeated South Whitehall, 41-33. Judge Fred Bale, an authority on juve- nile delinquency, enthusiastically re- ceived by the student body. Whitehall loses to Allentown, 49-23, in District Xl Semi-Final playoff, to close its most successful season in history. Whitehall is defeated by its guests, the Catasauqua Debate Team. The combined girls and boys chorus gave the first performance of the musical comedy, Waltz Time? It looks as if Fred Kimock is gaining weight, probably because Doris Beers is 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 feeding him. The Zephyrs nine begin practice for the coming baseball campaign. Juniors and Seniors were guests at the debate between Hellertown and White- hall. We won. A new lost and found department has been organized under the supervision of P. Derhammer, D. Weaver, and E. Yost. 'Tis Spring. And don't think we don't know it. A scramble debate was held today at Catasauqua. It was followed by a dinner and a dance. Girls!! Have you noticed John Feiler's curl yet? Humm. The 'fZephyrs', turned back the Alumni in a practice game held after school. The score was 9-0. There has been quite a hustle and a bustle with the arrival of the name- cards. Report cards are handed out as the third quarter of the school year comes to a close. The Girls Chorus entered the Tri-County High School Music Festival held at Kutztown State Teachers College. APRIL 1 Our one and only April Fool, Gloria Steyert, is eighteen today. 2. The well known Girls Glee Cllub traveled to Nazareth today. to entertain their student body and members of the fac- ulty. 3 Nazareth High School, represented by 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 23 24. nine of its students, presented a very interesting program today in our As- sembly Period. Mr. Joe Foran, former football coach, resumed his teaching duties today. The band, under the direction of Mr. Howells, has been working hard for their annual Band Concert to be held on Sunday, April 7. Mr. George Steckel, recently discharged fron- the service, returned as a faculty member. Mr. Bennick still drilling the Oratorical Speakers on the fine points of pronuncia- tion. The various clubs met this morning for their final get-together of the year. The Home Economics girls and the Shop boys were preparing their displays for the exhibition to be had after the Ora- torical Contest tomorrow evening. The Annual Junior Oratorical Contest was held this evening. This is the out- standing event in the Junior year. In Shorthand Class Miss Gibbert asked the boys what their dream of the future was. They answered- A family. Our first baseball game against Coplay was played on our athletic field today. If you should happen to pass the gym after school, you would see the Girls and Boys gym teams in full swing. We have a five day holiday, thanks to the Easter Bunny. -22. Easter vacation. Our Whitehall nine traveled to Palm- erton today to play the Blue Bombers. The final Lyceum Program was brought to us today by the Brandt Concert Co. 25. Whitehall High School proudly present- ed its annual Physical Education Ex- hibition under the capable supervision of Miss McGonigle, Mr. Steckel, and Mr. Foran. 26. The National Honor Society sponsored a dance in order to obtain funds to buy their club pins. 29. The winner of our Junior Oratorical Contest spoke at Coplay High School competing with other winners from Le- high County. 30. The third game of the season featured the t'Zephyrs of Whitehall vs. the Em- maus Raiders. MAY 1. April showers bring May flowers, With which will come graduation and departing hours. 2. Mr. Koehler called his Senior German class gangsters, They now call him J. Edgar Hoover. 3. The one and only Freshman Dance, en- titled the Spring Frolic , will be held tomorrow night in the gym. The class adviser is Miss Werley. 6. Only 10 more days of SCHOOL. 7. Our ball team journeyed to Lehighton to play the Indians The game was quite a battle. 8. The National Honor Society induction services proves quite impressive. 9. Mr. Edgar Steckel, home from the Euro- pean theatre, will complete the return of our faculty from service. 10. Whitehall went to Northampton to play the 'tKoncrete Kids , one of our bitter rivals. 13. Final day for clean-up work on the Class Book. Miss Gibbert can now relax and hope for the best. 14. The Allentown 'Canaries' provided to- day's competition for our baseball team. 15. The cast for the Commencement Play has been quite busy memorizing their parts for the play. 16. For the last week of school, we cer- tainly had plenty of tests. 17. Mr. Nevins and the Whitehall nine traveled to Coopersburg to play the Coopersburg baseball team. 20. The classes on this Monday will never be forgotten. The exemption list was read. 21. Quite a few Seniors have been seen car- rying home books for the last time. 22-23-24. Senior exams. 24. A family comedy entitled Life of the Party was presented by the Seniors under the excellent directorship of Miss Haupt. 25-30. Six days to hope, pray, and wonder what will be the results of the past four years. 31. The Juniors tendered a dance and din- ner in honor of the Seniors. JUNE 2. Baccalaureate Services. 5. Commencement. Till we meet again, farewell, and .good-bye. Aurevoir, valete, auf wiedersehen. Senior Class Ballot Name Doris Beers ........ Helen Bloszinsky .. Jean Blazofsky .... Catherine Bobersky Ethel Boyer ....... Claire Brosious Helen Burda ...... Julia Chromiak Arlene Cousino .... Pauline Derhammer Alice Dorwart ..... Marylou Dreisbach Betty Dresher ..... Dorothy Fahringer Phyllis Fegley .... Marie Feichtl ..... Leona Fenner .. . Esther Fritz . .. . Ethel Gogel .... . Audrey Gruver .... Blodwyn Gyer ......... Margaret Hafner .. Phyllis Heiney .... Lorraine Herbster . Lois Herman ...... Kathryn Hill ...... Betty Hirschel .... Elaine Johns . Ann Kennedy .. . Shirley Kern . Jean Kernechel Virginia Keshel .... Edna Kisthart .... Ann Kochenash Dorothy Kolb ..... Ann Kumernitsky Letitia Laub ....... Gladys Loch ....... Emaline Lynn ..... Faye McKeever . .. Arlene Monberger Mae Moyer ........ Mona Ray Newhart Jean Oswald ...... Margaret Panny .. Dorothy Pavlovic . . Jean Ringer .... . Adeline Rossi .. . Grace Sell .... . Lois Scheirer .. . Doris Simmons .... Betty Stefany ..... Gloria Stewart .... Gloria Steyert ..... Irene Strisofsky Eleanor Tacker Grace Thomas .... Doris Weaver .... .... Gloria Weaver .... Helen Weiser ...... Christine Wotring . Betty Zuber ...... What I Ani Proudest Of My blonde hair ........... My dog, Buddy .,......., My brother, Bill .. My hips ........... . . My ring ..............,.. My horse collection ...... My naturally wavy hair, .. Van Johnson ............. My ability to read German smile .,.......,....... sisters Conly nine? watch ........,.... . . orchid ...... . . eyes ........... . . diamond .,....... . My My My My My My My ability to drive .... . , My nephew ....... . . My soldier boy . . . . . My My Page boy ..,... .. My baby brother ..,, .. legs ........ ,. . . . . My dogs ............. . . My artistic ability . . . . . Being an aunt ..... ., My nephew ...... .. My ex-Marine ...,......., My brothers ...,,......,. My cousin, Ben Sherman . My hair ...... ..........., My girl scout pin ........ My small feet ..... .. My My My My voice ..... . . . gang ....... . . sailor ....... . . trained dogs . . . . . My blue eyes ..... .. My height ....., My grass skirt .. Jimmy .......... . . My cousins . . . .. My contour .. .. My dimples . . . . . My dad ..... . . ....John .. My red hair .............. My intelligence ........... Four years in the cafeteria... My mother ............... ....Bob driver's license ....... profession . . ......,. . . dozen silver bracelets. blonde hair .,......., dimple ..... . . parents . . . . . My My My My My S40 tooth ,.....,....., My My My eyes ...... . . . . My navy pins . . . . . My personality .. My blue eyes . . . . . My weight ..... .. My curly hair .... ,. Favorite Saying Hubba, Hubba Naturally I don't know Gee, I don't know What do you have to eat Fm hungry I mean Fm tellin ya! Oh, my gosh Hi, Ya Come on, now Oh, Brother Don't be a goon I don't know Holy smokes Oh, snazzy Get out! You're a clip Got rocks in your head? Oh, no Aw, sugar Oh, gosh You're nasty Doggone it Er something Warren Gads! Ya made a funny Doggone it Youire smart Gads! Dya wanna hear a joke? Oh, my aching back Nothing, why? Are ya sure? Holy smokes You moron You're not kiddin Are you kiddin Cut it out Huh? Silly girl Love it, love it, love it For heaven sakes Come on More or less How do you know? How do you like that? Don't be ignorant Jeepers Creepers I'm hungry Details, always details Honest Hi, sharp I'll togl you what I'1l do Hey! what do you call it? Oh, my gosh Do you know what? I don't know Are you serious? Honest-ta-John Honest Senior Class Ballot Name What I Am. Proudest Of Favorite Saying Paul Balliet Richard Buss Paul Boyer ............ Andrew Bodnar ....... Wayne Dech .......... Andrew Demko ....... John Dimitrovits ...... Dale Dimler ........... William Eckensberger. . John Feiler ........... Jacob Ferreira ........ Robert Hartzell ....... Fred Kimock ......... Richard Kline ......... Cyril Kochis .......... William Kuchera ...... Leon Kuhns ............ Garrett Laub .......... John Long ............. Paul Luchansky ....... Robert McCready ..... My 29 Nash ........ parents ......... teeth ........ report card ..... parents ......... grandmother kid sister, Stinky baseball jacket . hair ............ driver's license . red hair ........ mother ....... Corinne physique ..... hair ............ model airplane . blue eyes ....... nephew, Rodger cowboy boots yellow sweater . My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My blue Ford .... J axnes Mohrey .......... My drums ........ . . My LeRoy Oplinger ....... Ray Peifly ............ James Rothrock ....... Edwin Schatz ......... Andrew Sisko ......... Carl Snyder ........... Richard Snyder ....... Richard Shafnisky .... Paul Sherman ......... Willard Toole .. ..... .. Robert Unger ......... Linford Vogel ......... Mark Weaver ......... Ernest Wescoe ...... .. Carroll Williams ..... ride dog ............. whiskers ....... My My My My station wagon .. My red gym trunks My wave ........... My shop marks ..... My baseball gloves . My French marks .. My chickens ........ My printing ability . Our basketball team My brothers ........ .My diploma .... Commercial Law marks. . I don't know Gee, gosh ? ? ? ? 'Z Seven, come eleven Oh, how you talk Hi-ya, kid ? ? ? ? ? Hi, hush Corregit 1'm not the best guy, but- All right now I don't know Honest-to-goodness Aw, beans Oh, now Let's have an ace Oh, brother I don't know Let's go, fellows You're a nice girl ? ? ? ? ? What the heck Aw! ? ? 7 ? ? ? ? ? '? ? Full house Say! Know any answers in P. D. That's the nuts Who asked you? You're dizzy Exanactly If you wanna know I wouldn't say that What do you say, there? Who did their French? I can imagine P Can You Imagine? Paul Balliet . . . Doris Beers ..... Jean Blazofsky .... Helen Bloszinsky .... Catherine Bobersky . Andrew Bodnar ..... Ethel Boyer ..... Paul Boyer ...... Claire Brosious . .. Helen Burda .... Richard Buss .,,. Julia Chromiak Arlene Cousino Wayne Dech .... Andrew Demko ...... Pauline Derhammer . John Domitrovits .... Dale Dimler ..,... Alice Dorwart ...... Marylou Dreisbach .. Betty Dresher ....... William Eckensberger Dorothy Fahringer .. Phyllis Fegley .... Marie Feichtl . . . John Feiler .... Leona Fenner . . . Jacob Ferreira .... Esther Fritz ....... Dorothea Geiger .... Ethel Gogle ..... Audrey Gruver . .. Blodwyn Gyer .... Margaret Hafner Robert Hartzell Phyllis Heiney ...... Lorraine Herbster . .. Lois Herman ....... Kathryn Hill ...... Betty Hirschel .... Irene Hochmiller Elaine Johns .... Anne Kennedy .... Shirley Kern ..... Jean Kernechel . . . Virginia Keshel ..... Frederick Kimock Edna Kisthart ...... Richard Kline ..... Anne Kochenash Cyril Kochis ..., Dorothy Kolb ..... William Kuchera Being Mr. Wieand's pet in shop class Not flirting Withafeather cut Ridingahorse Being as fat as she claims she is Being afarmer Forgetting a cheer With his hair mussed Not talking about horses With straight hair Getting A for a class mark in Chemistry Hating movie stars Being as tall as Keshel Not bragging Not working at the G. M. Not smiling Really playing his clarinet Not Wolfing Without Blodwyn Without her gum . Without her hair looking neat . .. . . . . . Not being a lady killer Admiring John Feiler . . . . Not talking about Tony Not laughing Not batting it Not sleeping in English class Not singing in Math class Not giggling Without chewing gum . . . . . . . . With blonde hair Without her page-boy Being serious Being noisy Without his freckles Hating Art class . . . . Flunking Gym Giggling An old maid With only one boy-friend Tall with short hair Without red hair With a boy's bob . . . . Talking slowly Not dancing A mere five-foot Not looking for something to eat Being serious With a mustache . . . . . . . Wearing make-up Without his sharp shirts Not studying German Without the wave in his hair Leon Kuhns ......, Anna Kumernitsky . Garrett Laub ....... Letitia Laub .... Gladys Loch .... John Long ........ Paul Luchansky .... Emaline Lynn .... . Faye McKeever .... Robert McCready .. James Mohrey ..... Arlene Monberger .. Mae Moyer ........ Lorene Murphy . . . Mona Ray Newhart .... . LeRoy Oplinger . . . Betty Oswald . .. Jean Oswald ...... Margaret Panny .... Dorothy Pavlovic .. Ray Peifiy ........ Jean Ringer .... Adeline Rossi ..... James Rothrock ..,. Edwin Schatz ..... Lois Scheirer ..... Grace Sell ......... Richard Shafnisky .. Paul Sherman .... Doris Simmons . . . Andrew Sisko .... Carl Snyder ...... Richard Snyder .... Betty Stefany ..... Gloria Stewart Gloria Steyert .... Irene Strisofsky .... Elenor Tacker .... Grace Thomas .... Willard Toole ...... Stella Tornitsky .. Catherine Turbedsky Robert Unger .......... Linford Vogel . .. Doris Weaver Gloria Weaver Mark Weaver . .. Helene Weiser .... Ernest Wescoe .... Carroll Williams . Christine Wotring .. Betty Zuber ..... Can You Imagine? Not building model airplanes Without Adeline . . . . . Not being in 202 . . . . . . As a ballet dancer Being a timid soul Not combing his hair .. In school tive days in a row Walking to school alone Weighing two hundred pounds Not being a pest As a Frank Sinatra Without Don . . . . . . . . . Jitterbugging Without Irene Without her blue jeans With curly hair In school during potato picking Not talking about John ................... Six foot tall Failing a test . . . . . . . . Not telling stories . .. Not knowing her lessons Not singing in the halls Not looking for Emaline Being noisy Without a boy friend . Without her Dagwood sandwiches On a date Corning to school on time Not worrying about the traffic system With a Dutch accent Not copying French With only one girl friend Not cutting her hair With black hair ..Being on time for school Not working in the cafeteria Missing a basketball game Withoutadate Without heavy eyebrows With a pale complexion Having an average of 85 As ahep-cat .. . Not in the print shop .. ...........Notgriping With mussed hair Attending a hundred days in school Getting enough sleep at night Beingabookworm Not telling everyone that he's handsome . ............................... In overalls . .. Not worrying about something GLORIA STEYERT ELSIE YOST ueen of the Junior Prom Miss Lucille Mackovitz, ot the class of l945, originated the idea of select- ing a queen of the lunior Prom. The junior class nominates the candidate, and the senior class has the privilege of casting the votes. 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