Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1954 volume:

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B+ -R' 'Br K -641 ..l. aging -'litr-'P fa -xii nf' 'f' Published by the Semor Class Whitehall Junior Semor Hugh School Hokendauqua Pennsylvania wwf I 5' ft' - ' i f I 1 ,l l 4, fr-33, .f.:Q1X3' 425, le vga , ef '1 . L ,f Q if N. ,. 1 , n is X f a 'E'43 is 1. 9 17 ' Tx..---iff' pa ! - no-, ., in 1 'l .H , ,. . '. '. cj',.J 'J C ., - I.:-.'.'-. V , -U J. E? h 1 12 n 4 9 Q ' , fiflii Q 1 W Ti: Jef? I f ' f 'X' L- l 'ff N . Q J--. :Lire--zggz e-V' 1 --'V s'4' ' X I I s ' no ' ,f -, 3:f5 .fff'.'f': 'ff ! . ...., -5- L X - -n s ,ff-f':. ' ' ' 1'f1 Tx . A , X 1 Aw- - i - Y I I bf 'ifc- -, X , 7 ..' .-N. -I The Class of 1905 FIRST ROW Clarence Snyder William Brown Samuel Chrlstman SECOND ROW Ado Warmkessel Herbert Eva Lazarus Semmel Mr William Hellman teacher M Preston Breinlg principal Mr Joseph Kane teacher Irene Mlclxley Dorney Walter Winters THIRD ROW Claude Troxell Roy Freeman William Stewart Joseph Kelfer George Leh Raymond Peters Oliver Peifly FOURTH ROW Herbert Klotz Dallas Semmel Leonard Leh Guy Kohler Thomas Haffner Frank Bartholomew William Leh We Dedlcate IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD nineteen hundred five twenty one students were graduated from Whitehall High School, To you firsr twenty-one and the hundreds of alumni who have followed you down the corridor of time this book is dedicated. As the doors of your Alma' Mater closed behind you this amazing hallway confronted you with new ones beckoning to be opened. We are proud of you because you have so suc- cessfully rnet the challenges that faced you in open- ing these doors. These many years, you have gone forth, each 4 ,xx .ag -o xr W 1 11 i i Sf L iv The 1954 Whitehall Staff FIRST ROW Jeanean Yalzubecelc Ruth Kahn Lucy Stewart Mary Ann Siranchalm Marlene Enyder Marilyn Schaffer Mary Jane Missmer Shirley Laudenslager SECOND ROW Darlene Galgon Theresa Tomasuc Ann Wavrek Margaret Haralcal Lois M Donald Donald Buss THIRD ROW Jane Bachman Leona Ringer Judith Repko Barbara Frltchey William Klimelr FOURTH ROW William Palansky Donald Kohler Larry Ritter Annette Ballas Conrad Weiser FIFTH ROW Robert Oswald Thomas Lukish David Kratzer Richard Merkle. The Whitehall of you finding your place in the world, establishing homes and families, and creating the democratic communities which typity the American way ot life. Now we, the class ot nineteen hundred fifty tour, are preparing to set sail on the sea of lite. As we try to weather each new storm, we shall follow the ex- amples which you have set tor us, As you have given to the world your time and talents, so too shall we Everything gives back-rain to the rivers, leaves to the earth, and we to the society that has educated us. 5 The enture student body durung the 19041905 term Hustory of Whutehall ONCE UPON A TIME way back un 1902 the cutuzens of Whutehall Townshup took steps to provude a modern educatuonal system for theur chuldren They selected Cementon as the furst locatuon for theur school but two years later un 1904 moved ut to uts present locatuon un Hokendauqua On Thanks guvung Day wuth a prayer un theur hearts the towns folk deducated theur new school men Preston Breunug Wulluam 1-leulman and Joseph Kane who admunustered to students hugh school courses of only two years un length In 1905 Whute hall Townshup Hugh School proudly graduated ts turst class ot twenty one In those days the classroom was detunutely a man s world The lads outnumbered the lasses 6 to 1 the class of 1905 havung eughteen boys and three gurls By 1908 hugh school was a three year aftaur and un 1921 Whutehall emerged as we know ut today a furst class hugh school requurung four years to com pete Sprung 1924 found the school beung enlarged wuth an addutuon ot a modern buuldung A class of thurty nune students was turst graduated from the new Whutehall un 1926 Fulled to capacuty un May 1948 a new addu tuon was begun Upon uts completuon the new school We have grown by leaps and bounds untul today our school consusts ot twenty classrooms a gym cateterua seatung three hundred persons metal wood and prunt snaps an audutoruum seatung almost seven hundred persons and a home economucs cottage consustung ot a kitchen a luvung room sewung quart ers laundry and two recutatuon rooms We guve our thanks to the tar sughted cutuzens and educators who laud the toundatuon for Whutehall Junuor Sensor Hugh School way back un 1902 O I - . I . - . . . - . . . . . I I I I I D I I . - ' 1 . . . - ,, ,, . . At that time the faculty was composed ot those was converted into a Junior-Senior high school. . - I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 D l 1 1 h 1 - 6 -wa-19... BILL-.L-71 -L,.-A-Q J vb. ,Jef rg .1 '1-,Nd IJ swf 7' aim M iw, zmmsmiui N-f-ff'-' 'um' ---Q. 'Xb- vfh' Q Whufehall Hugh School as nf was consfrucfed In 1904 Read me, do not let me due' Stronger pouse ond look From The dust of oges Luft this little book Turn the Toffered poges Recd me do not let me due' Search The fodlng letters fmclzng Steoclfosf sn The broken binding All that once vvos I' From The Poet ond Hrs Book By Edno Sr Vnncenf Malloy 7 ' L, H o - A 2 o l Y Qi: - f 1 A ' 1 7 . SQ:-'E ' ' 1.4 ri , . - . r 5' V,.f, -V 1 1- . .- . V 4- , .. xiii, h r A ' --,.., 2 - I . IJ w in' fag nf - if .1 4' V Wil l lrllfty A ' - ' Q K , Q 1 ig. ' L5 , 1. M2 1 g ' iii1i1,i?j,',:wLQl , W 4 -'Um ,au M- lx- ,JH . 'Q' if ral' e - ' I , , ,5 A V - . 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In T924 To The for lefT IT The home acqurred IH 1940 for Q home economics cottage UPON THE MIRROR OF TIME have fallen The sands of TTTTy ,ears As The pages of Thus book are Turned The sands are swepT away and Times maglc murror reveals These Tleehng reTlecTuons casT upon The raver YESTERYEAR A humble counTry school house born TnTo The 1nfanT TwenTneTh cenTury her Tnrsf commencemem exerclses as TwenTy one sTudenTs are graduaTed sTandTng Through a world war expandlng wTTh Amerlca during The roaring Twer les survuvzng The Terrible depresslon of The Thurne To graduaTe her sons rnTo The early warTorn orhes growmg larger ID a buuld ng boom aT The close of a second world conTlTcT rushlng Torwarc anTo The hTT1es wnTh a dream of peace only To have TT shaTTered by Korean Aggresslon sen :ng r r sons once rnoe ToT e baTT'e Tue' o .1 Torelan s soon re olc Ing as an arrnlshce sends Therr 'Tome aT IosT she beglns planning a beTTer scnool wnh whnch To educaTe The children of Tomorrow and now grad uanng her TTfTueTh class TT-TS TT-TE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED ND FTFTY FOUR VVhsTehall as we have come To know and love her was a dream of Those TnrsT TwenTy one graduaTes lmagune bezng broughT To school by bus when The horseless carnage was sTxll a dreaml Our bulldlngs and Their endless maze of halls and class rooms would amaze Them A glance aT Todays school books would Tull Their eyes wlTh dellghT BeTween The covers of our books are The sxx Rs Readrn Rmn and RlThmaTTc and Thelr younger couslns Reason Responslbulny and RlghTs Thus caTeTeraa of ours IS a marvel v hen compared To hear cusrom oT eahng uncw on Tue schools sTeps Any hunT oT sTu enT goverrmem ould T Q re olu back Tn Those days when class room rule was care Tully maTnTalned by hlckory sT k and dunce cap ur TccTball aarres uh e Ta I Thelr colo Tcl T lmrn ngs y cne readers sndapy n and hlgh g mace s woud dra on sighs CT envy Te fl ol board fvacld Tex r ave given Thelr suap T Tc such non ense TC rn y col lan T cr soclal e e cause X.? '-L+ Second edition to Whitehall Hugh School built in 1948 scandal but can you imagine high school without the Junior Prom the Senior Farewell? Gazing into their crystal ball the high school set of T905 saw even more changes Many a heart skipped a beat as they anticipated the passing of the stiff formal clothing of their era thrust upon them This faint flutter nearly turned into a good old fashioned heart attack as two decades later their daughters became the mad flappers of the roarin twenties this gal who shingled her hair and raised her hemllne as she and her racoon coated escort lacked their heels to the catchy rhythm of the Charleston Dim days of the depression helped to quiet the younger gener ation during the thirties the gals lowered their hemlines and music for dancing became smooth and sentimental but not for Iona The forties ushered in the bobble soxer who again lifted her hemlune and gave to us her dirty saddle shoes and sloppy- Joe sweaters. Juke boxes throughout the land gave out with boogie-woogie as these young iitterbugs cut every rug in sight. Its hard for us to realize that our own days of be bop pegged pants and cool cat customs will soon pass away But in a few years we will glance at the dusty mirror of Time and view with horror the Italian and DA halrcuts seen in our halls today Foint echoes of that quaint saying we had about crazy mixed up lads will echo through memorys cobwebs as we take a nostalgic look at ourselves gaily whirling upon that mod merry go round f youth s yesterday Our era too must flow into Times river of pass ing events to be carried away by the swift current of Yesteryear Ceaselessly the course of Times river rolls on No sooner is a thing brought into sight than it is swept by and yet another takes its place only to be swept into the shoreless sea of Eternity So too The tides go out the tides come flooding in Till the old years die and the new begin- But youth- Somewhere we lost each other last year or Yesterday. F37 f ?ifgf '23 '6 Qi iffy -3' ff ffzyr X ,gy WV r ,W Through Ann Wovrek s talents the sensors vlsuallze the hugh school of to MOHOW A Senior s Dream BEHOLD for wlthm thus bulldlng of stone and dreams lnes Tomorrow As those who came before sought for us the dawn of a brrghter day we too shall seek thas hope for those who follow' Here IS our dream the years wrll come and rt shall move unto substance Fntty years ago people also had a dream Slovtly rt took form and today they look toward Whntehall as theur symbol of realrty So too shall we work and wart until we luft our eyes to the new walls housing our dream Cold stones wrll speak rn the srlence and the wrndung vears wall carry therr message to our chrldren a story ot the never endung battle tor progress one whuch Democracys Chrld wrll never forsake Through Its doors shall come the rrch and the ooor the natrve and the torergn born the back woods child and the Cnty dweller and to each we shall grve a common language a common song a comnon purpose We shall teach to grve Amerrca unrty prosperrty strength and character Teachrng the farm chlld to be a better farmer encouragrng the gutted chrld to seek expression we shall strrve to educate each to take hrs place rn lute By developmg strong bodies healthy sprrrts and deep loyaltues we shall make our country strong Our Infant dream rs the legacy of tomorrows chrld In hrs laughrng eyes lres the future rn our hands lres a dream that wrll make rt brught of s by' 7 f' . f e : Q ' h ,- . if -x if V 4 1 7.4 '41-f Y 1 'gg 'i '7 'J' 2231? ,, 4 f Qs . V- 4' ' Q. 1: if , ' 4: L 1 1 1 I 'x f iql if l ffl Q21 r a ' ,ff o l l 1 i ' l' Vs,-5,-f' 0 , - ., sb, n ,ff I Z-,A 1 s, Q l In .s l 1 ' 'Z 'J 7 in gr R' . fi l 4' -ll I ,r AF' ' 5 10 Contents Admlnlstratlon and Faculty Classes Sports Combined Arts Llfe at Whitehall Advertisements 11 0 50 6 90 . . . 14 36 Organizations 84 I I ' 1 ' ' I 8 ' I 50 Years Ago 1904 - and the war!d seemed to be waking from a long sleep. The intant twentieth century seerned to burst at the seams with new ideas and inf yentians A subways got att to a rickety start - and we were introduced ta the delights at an ice cream core, Progress was the ayword - and we kept up with its dizzy pace - a new high school - 42 stu- ents! - three teachers! - and ve were oft to a flying start!!! AGU! Inq 4' I+ Q-xi JAX 12 I d -V tl I Y W fax. 9 . ff. s - E J s. s i f i -abr 1 11 1 I . , Q Q - - 4 . 5 f- , 'R '-ni' , 'Q 'M ' V x AYP Adminigiil-fion and Faculty We Saw You L1 rne Le :gr Vo Vey Srufl Councrl Mr Gockley Super unfendenf ond 'xfr Homes ond Mr Wo rron rnenrbes of Tne Boord of Educofuon cnot warn Dr French of Mun Nenberg CoNege AT the Coreer Conference Mr Steckel Prnncupol Mass Frey Gurdcznce Counselor Froncus Bednorcrk Student Council Presrdenf ond Mr Posfonous Moderator Af The Boy Scouf Court of one J G clfley p eqenfs ofvords g..-I1 EdwardJ Ncruvas Roberfl Sfeckel Treasurer Leon M Nickel PresudenT DeanJ Krulzer Vuce Presudenf Royce.M Homes Sec retcry Harold M Wormun Joseph Foran Board of Education Ever sunce The doors of The fursT WhuTehall Town shup Hugh School were opened To The young people of Thus cornmunuTy members of The varuous Boards of Educahon were conTunually loolcung ahead un order ThaT They would be prepared To meeT The educaTuonal demands of The communuTy School sunce ThaT fursf day buT only a few are of mauor umporTance One of These was when The Board of EducaTuoru changed The Hugh School courses from Two To Three years Then agaun when They changed To Tour years AnoTher umporTanT change came when The TursT addu Tuon was added Then agaun when The ChrusTman home was acquured for a home econornucs coTTage an Tunally when The lasT addufuon was added All of These changes always were un Tume To meeT The educaTuonal needs of The cornru'uunuTy and The un crease un populaTuon And now your presenT Board of EducaTuon us abouT To make one of The greaTesT changes namely buuld a new senuor hugh school ATTer sTudyung The uncrease un populaTuon and buuld Thus new secondary school For a hall cenTury The WhuTehall Townshup Hugh School has served and sTrengThened The communuTy lT provuded an enlughTened cuTuzenry IT uusnhed and vunducaTed democracys promuse lf The communuTy clearly defunes The new duTues uT wushes our hugh school To Tulfull and ul uT sTeadfasTly supporTs uT noT only wuTh money buT also wuTh TauTh uT wull surely uusTuTy ThaT lauth un The future as uT has un The pasT I Many changes have Taken place in The High The new Trends in educaTion, The Board resolved To 15 CLARENCE M GOCKLEY Supermtendent Whntehall has met the needs of the rapadly changmg condltuons of the past fnfty years These years have brought many unexpected occurences that startled us and left us wondermg what would happen next As the years went by Llfe became more demanding and complex Your Alma Mater met the demands of these con dutlons always mmdful that educatlon must provlde an opportumty for all of ut students to get an even start In lufe To many of you the educatnon you re cerved here was the only capital you had In begun mng your careers It was here that you learned to study and to decide for yourselves questions vltal to our Amerucan way of lafe Smce your graduation the years have sped by rapldly You have had tame to reflect upon the benefits you have derived from a hugh school educa hon Now you turn wuth grateful hearts to a kmd school under whose guardlanshup your minds have expanded and matured and under whose care you have been prepared to dlscharge the mnsslon to which men are called IH this wonderful age Your hugh school stands wuth a vlvnd personaluty In the dim llght of a troubled world ever ready to meet the demands ot the youth of the commumty In this highly scnentnfnc world our students must reach hlgher levels of learning to succeed We at Whitehall will contmue to carry on and hope that our graduates may help to accomplnsh the greatest achievement of all time permanent peace nn earth C M Gockley 0 16 GEORGE D STECKEL Principal Fifty years ago Whitehall like other secondary schools was concerned primarily with the prepara tion of students for college A selective process operated through the elementary and hugh school grades which eliminated those who lacked ability to succeed in academic fields of learning But the steady and spectacular influx of boys and girls who sought an education that fitted them principally for prevailing concept of a high school education As a result a broader choice of sublects has been introduced and the underlying purposes of secondary education have been revised Whitehall Township Jr Sr High School is no longer conceived of as functioning exclusively for the college bound student Instead it looks more to the social welfare of all individuals entrusted to its care and to their develop ment as persons Today we are takmg the position that education is an investment by society to ensure its perpetuation and progressive improvement that secondary educa tion should be universal in extent and that the curriculum should be based on the needs of youth and of the society in which they live We believe that the personal development of the individual In havior knowledge and ludgment is equally important as a goal of secondary education The history of the past and exposition of the present are interesting but the realization of these goals at Whitehall is important for it will result in even greater progress durmg the next fifty years George D Steckel l . . life and the pursuit ot a livelihood, modified the skills, ethical ideals, 6'm0fl0f10llZed C'ffllUCleS, be- 17 Alion F Waguman If? Dale Bartholomew Arthur R Borger Faculty ALTON F WAGAMAN Assnsfonf Prlnclpcxl ESTHER C FREY Guldonce Dmrecfor DALE BARTHOLOMEW Indusfrlol Arts EDGAR BEIDLEMAN Drnver Educcmon ARTHUR R BORGER Language Arts ROY R BORGER Longuoge Arfs 18 i Esiher C Frey 3 Edgar Beldlemun Roy R Borger 11 Q fv- . if' X, Thomas L Davies Joh F Dunshin L Marie E. Gibberf THOMAS L DAVIES Guidance Science OMIE T DIEFENDERFER Art Language Arts JOHN F DURISHIN Language Arts ARTHUR P EBERHART Physical Sciences MARIE E. GIBBERT Business Education PAUL R. GRAMMES Industrial Arts 19 Omle T Dlefegiderfer .ns Arthur R Eberhart Paul R. Grammes George L Hemick -mv Richard J Hess Ralph D Kohler GEORGE L I-IEINICK Mathematics WILLIAM T HELFRICH Language Arts RICH-ARDJ HESS Industrial Arts LEWIS M I-IOWELLS Vocal Music RALPH D KOHLER Social Studies MARJORIEI LAZARUS Physucol Scnences Z0 Le I5 M Howells Marlorle I Lazarus - Z-5 Xia. , ' ' William T. Helfrich xf u I I I ff f It . iq Ranald MacAdam at Vi L Carol Mosser Nancy I. Ochs RANALD MQCADAM Longuoge Arts JANE K MISSIMER Longuoge Arts L CAROL MOSSER Health Physical Educotuon SAMUEL L NEVINS Soclol Studies NANCY I OCI-IS Art Supervnsor WILLIAM PIFF Socrol Studies 21 CN Jane K Mlssimer Samuel l Nevins William Piff Peter Rum Carre L Schudler Edgar D Steckel PETER RIM Mathematics JEAN W SCHAADT Buslness Education Homemaklng ROWLAND W SNYDER Business Educahon EDGAR D STECKEL Biological Sciences ROBERTJ STECKEL Health Physncal Education 22 Jean W Schaadt Rowland W Snyder Roberf J Sfeckel 1 1 CARRIE L. SCHADLER , VINCENT SUPPAN Mathematics LEONE M VAGIN Library Instruction JOHN H WALTER JOHN A WHEELER Socual Studues ANNA WOOLLEY Homemakmg WILLIAM A YOUNG Mathematics 23 Instrumental Music ZS Z Norma Arner E elyn M Folk Marguerlfe Oswald NORMA ARNER Secretory To fhe Superintendent DORIS ELLIS Secretory To The Przncupol EVELYN M FALK School Nurse CATHERINE MALAST Clerk MARGUERITE OSWALD Bookkeeper HAROLD ROTI-I Aftendonce Officer 24 Dons Ellls -1' Catherune Mulasf Harold Roth I A Q I' 4, I X I if , A , I xr, V , X v . ' A I Eff , xy FRANK S KOVACS Mathematucs 1954 Class Adviser Dances skatnng partles bake sales class rnngs graduatuon announcements class trrp precnous memories collected as the echoes of our footsteps rang through the halls of Whitehall The stage IS empty the frnal curtam has fallen on Hzgh School Days We the class of l954 received rave notlces for an outstandmg Kovacs who produced and directed our show Hrs productuon was a smash hut and we the cast are deeply undebted to our durector mere words can never express the gratntude nn our hearts As the drama Llfe unfolds let us hope our future dnrectors wall be as able as he But even more Important may we beneflt from hrs example and direct others In performmg therr future roles as successfully as he has directed our portrayal of student life 25 I . . . ,, . , ,, . . . ' I I performance, made possible by a wonderful adviser, Mr. Frank , . 1 1 4 Il ' ll ' ' , ' I , S. has Here, Mr. Borgerl We have the answer too, Voulez-vous aller au cinema avec moi? Does Mrs. Missimer really teach her students how to ask for a date to the movies? Francais, Deutsch, Latina, English As you vvallc through the halls, you vvill hear Bonjour, Wie geht es lhnen, Salute, or iust plain l-lello. These are the tarniliar greetings being exchanged by our French, German, Latin, and English students, ln English, throughout the six years, you are not only perplexed by adjectives, nouns, and pro- nouns, but also you are intrigued by the adventures ot Evangeline, Miles Standish, Silas Marner, King Arthur, and Macbeth. While the heartbrealcs ot Sans Famille are shared by the French students, Latin students tight along vvith Julius Caesar through his Gallic Wars. Mystery, sorrow, joy, and love are a part ot you as you walk through the streets ot Germelshausen with the Ger- man students. Instruction in library science, which is confined to lunior high students has proved to be a most effective stepping stone to reading independently. With these essentials, the adventures ot the best sellers, magazines, and newspapers are ours. Puella Puer Amicus girl boy friend Now we know how Are you sure Mr Borger that they are clear on the difference Mr Wagaman keeps his Latin classes content between active and passive voice? L ' 3 J QN-X 'D 93 'hif- About face, Mrs. Woolley! One of your girls is raiding the Don't fret, Mr. Grammes. The boys will catch on, sooner or Invasion of the Kitchen and Workshop One cup of flour, 12 cup ot milk, 2 tablespoons ot sugar, Oops! There goes the vinegar. Oh! What a cake! Things like this never happen in our food laboratory. Taste-tempting meals, developed by our best cooks, are only the start of this adventure. Howto bring up Junior is the next problem they try to solve. It you are looking for the best dressed girls in town, here they are with needle in hand, busily whipping up a new creation tor that prize- winning wardrobe. Then, upon winding our way to the wood and metal shops, we find students proudly molding articles which require the use of our up-to-date machinery and a knowledge of mechanical drawing and shop mathematics. While the boys invade the kitchen, the girls take over the shops. Daddy in an apron and Mother with a paintbrushu will be auite at ease in the family kitchen and family workshop. Because this education is so vital to the building of the American home it is likely to be as dominant as the sciences and social studies are today. Whether it be eggs muffins or pancakes the cooks are preparing Watch your hand Mr Hessl What would the boys do without Miss Schodler will see that the guests are served well you? 40 Years Ago l9l-4-and the twentieth century bustled with the nervous energy of its confused adolescence-angry Clouds of war were sighted on the horizon- Tillie's Punctured Romance was featured at the Niclceloe deon-and My Little Dream Girl topped the hit parade. l-lere at Whitehall the literary Society held its monthly meetings on Friday afternoons-sharp de- bates rang through the air-amateur orators deliver- ed burning speeches-and budding poets attempted to write some new masterpieces, 5 C AT 55 Doe, as .2 Q, ' 'Lixzxxm'Wj X M 41 9 JB 34 I ii I il yt s J ' - nv X if-1S,e'. .X 'X' 1' t',-'if A ii ' ' ' 1' 31 l fl Classes Nameccrds exchanged by senuors un 1905 Nameccrds exchanged by Senuors n 1954 nb dmlafa fp 'E 55 mhsm 4 QL, Father Tume s Progress Reod well These words my chuldren for Thus us o Tole oT PosT ond PresenT wruTTen by The hond of FoTher Time Reod beTween The lunes he hos wruTTen my Truends for only Then Con you reolly know The sTory he hos Told wuThun The poges of Thus book Here ore more Thon words Tor words Con Tell you only The ToCTs how Three men ToughT TorTy Two pupuls un o new hugh school shorTly oTTer The Turn of The CenTury ond now ThoT hugh school hos grown wuTh The yeors unTul Todoy us houses eughT hundred pupuls who ore ToughT by Thurty eughT ToculTy members Turn These poges ond you wull see Those pupuls ond re-od Theur sTory BuT see ond reod more Thon meeTs your eye Recd vyuTn your heorT uruTo Thus blur of prunT Tor Thus us The sTory of Todoy ond YesTer do Thus my Truends us YGUR sTory 36 4-qu 1 ' I . 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T ' Ov, we O , T , . , , . . , , , I. , , A ,, W Senior Duane S Andrews Jane E Bachmun Annette R M Ballas Seniors DIANE S ANDREWS Cementon Currnculum Commercial Actnvltles Future Homemalcers of America Club 5 Concert Chosr 5 6 Artnstlc Typnng Club 6 JANE E BACHMAN Fullerton Currnculum College Preparatory Actuvltnes Cheerleader 4 5 Concert Choir 4 5 6 Debate Club 56 National Honor Society 56 Student Councll 56 The Whitehall Staff 5 6 ANNETTE R M BALLAS Egypt Currnculum Commercial Actnvutnes Trl HlY Club 4 Future Homemakers ot Arnerlca Club 5 Staff Club 6 The Whitehall Staff 6 ALICE E BAUDER Hokendauqua Curriculum Commercial Actuvltves Trl HI Y Club 4 Mental l-lygaene Club 5 6 FRANCISJ BEDNARCIK Cementon Curriculum College Preparatory Actlvmes Band 4 5 Football 5 Junior Prize Speaking Contest 5 Vssual Education Club 56 Concert Choir 56 Student Councsl 6 Allce E Bauder Francis J Bednorclk 38 1 o 5. 1 f ,: - H : ' fi , ,J L' fi , 2 ,J , , - 2 'F 2 ' - J J : . t 1 ' ' 1 ,- I ,J 5 J ,i ,: ,. ' 5 A E , I 1 ' I 1 I 0 ' L U , , A 1 .' I 4 A 0 .O 1 5 '. ' Q , '.: In .0 F' .1 ' F' Q 1 -r '. ' ' ' 0 'f' . '. A ' RICHARD J. BERNER Stiles Curriculum: College Prepararory Activities: Foofball 4,5,6g Basketball 4,5,6g Track 4,5,6f Varsity W Club 4,5,6. 4l:: MILDRED M. BIROSIK Cemenfon Curriculum: General Activities: Leaders Club 4g Basketball 4,5,6, Baseball 4,5,6, Staff Club 6 JOAN A BORTZ Fullerfon Rlchard J Be ner Curruculurn Commercnal Acflvmes Metal Shop Club 4 Baseball 45 Mental Hygiene Club 5 6 EUGENE S BRUSKO EQYPT Currnculum General Achvmes Sfagecraff Club 4 5 6 Baseball 5 6 FRANCISJ BUDNIK Hokendauqua Curnculum General Acflvmes A S A M Club 4 Sfageciraft Club 6 Muld ed M Burosk 435.83 Francis J Budmk Eugene S Brusko Joan A Bortz 39 Stanley M Chognaclu Donald P Buss Albertl Bult ALBERTJ BULT Egypt Curriculum College Preparatory Activities A S A M Club 4 Mathematics Club 5 Baseball 56 Varsity W Club 6 DONALD P BUSS Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Football 4 5 6 Track 4 5 6 Varsity W Club 4 5 6 STANLEY M CHAJNACKI Hokendauqua Sh l A Ch tt Hey We G Curriculum General Lester G Deily Activities Safety Patrol 4 Stagecratt Club 5 6 SHIRLEY A CHURETTA Cementon Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Baseball 4 Basketball 456 Dramatic Club 45 Mental Hygiene Club 6 LESTER G DEILY Stiles Curriculum General Activities Plastic Club 4 5 Basketball Manager 4 5 6 Varsity W Club 6 40 l , l AMW Student Council 55 Class Officer 4,5,6g The Whitehall Staff 5,6. gpg . . Q ' ' A 1 l 2 , , 2 ' , , Janice V Demko Anna M Deutsch JANICE V DEMKO Fullerton Curriculum General Activities Concert Choir 456 Girls Chorus 456 Artistic Typing Club 6 ANNA M DEUTSCH Fullerton Curriculum Commercial Activities Concert Choir 45 Girls Chorus 4 5 Tri Hu Y Club PATRICIA A. DUNBAR Hokendauqua Curriculum: General Activities: Student Council 4- Concert Choir 456- Eastern District Chorus 4,56 State Chorus 6 Debate Club 56- Na- tional Honor Society 5 6. DOUGLAS W. EDELMAN Fullerton Curriculum: Generol Activities: Band 456- Eastern District Band 456- Eastern District Orchestra 45 6- All State Orchestra 5- State Forensic 5- Junior Prize Speaking Contest 5. JOSEPH J. EDER Allentown, Route I Curriculum: General Activities: A. S. A. M. Club 4: Art Club 5: Hobby Club 6. 41 PUfYIC a A Dunbar Douglas W. Edelman Joseph J. Eder GERALD J. FABIAN Egypt Curriculum: General Activities: Stagecraft Club 4,55 Baseball 4,5,6g Varsity W Club 6. DONALD E. FATZINGER Hokendauqua Curriculum: General Activities: Mathematics Club 4,5g Stagecraft Club 6. JANICE C FAUST West Catasauqua Curriculum Commercial Actnvntues Trl Hn Y Club 46 Future Hornemokers of America Club 5 Gerald J Fabnon WALTER FEDIO EQYPT Curriculum General Actlvutnes Baseball 56 Varsity VV Club 6 PATRICIA A FISCHER Fullerton Curriculum Commercnal Actlvltues Concert Choir 4 5 Mental Hygiene Club 5 6 Donald E Futzmger Jumce C Faust Walter Fedno Potncla A Fischer 42 KAY L FISHER Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Actuvntles Band 4 Brass Chonr 4 Metal Shop Club 4 Mental Hygiene Club 5 Staff Club 6 HARVEYI FRANKEL Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Actlvltnes Football 6 Baseball 6 Varsity W Club 6 BARBARA A FRITCHEY North Catasauquo Curriculum General Actuvltues Concert Choir 4 Art Club 5 Hn Lltes Staff 5 6 Staff Kay L nshe, Club 6 The Whntehall Staff 6 DARLENE R GALGON Cementon Currlculum College Preparatory Actnvltles Basketball 45 Dramatlcs Club 45 Home Room Ottlcer 56 Cheerleader 56 Mental Hyglene Club 6 The Whnteholl Staff 6 NANCY M GEIGER North Catasauqua Curriculum Commercial Actnvltues Trl Hu Y Club 4 Band 4 Debate Club 5 6 Baseball 5 HI Lltes Staff 5 6 Harvey I Frankel Nancy M Geager Darlene R Gulgon Barbara A Fmchey 43 si A- L Gerald T Glllesple Charles H German Putrlcla A Genger Gertrude R Gosslck Robert F Haas PATRICIA A GEIGER Allentown Route l Currnculurn Commercial Actuvmes Metal Shop Club 4 Trl Hn Y Club 5 6 Cheerleader 4 5 6 CHARLES H GERMAN West Catasauqua Curraculum General Actnvutees Football 456 Basketball 456 Baseball 456 Home Room Othcer 4 Varsuty VV Club 4 5 6 GERALD T GILLESPIE North Catasauqua Currnculum General Actnvutues A S A M Club 4 Art Club 5 Basketball 456 Varsity VV Club 5 6 GERTRLJDE R GOSSICK States Curnculum College Preparatory Actnvntues Future Teachers ot Amernca Club 4 5 Stott Club 6 ROBERT F HAAS Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Actnvuttes Boys Chorus 45 Student Councnl 4 Concert Chonr 456 Home Room Ollucer 4 56 Vnsual Education Club 56 Hu Lutes Staff 6 44 Stanley P Halulko Francis J Hanosek STANLEY P HALULKO Stiles Curriculum General Activities Plastic Club 4 Band 4 5 6 Brass Choir 4 5 6 Mathe matics Club 6 FRANCIS J HANOSEK Fullerton Curriculum General Activities Dance Band 4 5 Eastern District Forensic 4 5 C ar met Quartet 4 5 Brass Choir 4 5 6 Draftsman Club 6 MARGARET E HARAKAL Hokendauqua Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Band 4 5 6 Debate Club 4 5 6 Student Council 4 5 6 Junior Prize Speaking Contest 5 National Honor Society 5 6 The Whitehall Staff 5 6 MYRON HARBOVE Cementon Curriculum General Activities Concert Chonr 45 6 Stagecratt Club 6 ELVVGOD G. HEFFELFINGER Fullerton Curriculum: General Activities: Visual Education Club 4,55 Football Manager 5,69 Baseball Manager 5,69 Varsity VV Club 6. 45 Margaret E Harakal Myron Harbove Elwood G. Heffelfinger ANNE C HEPNER Coplay Route l Curnculum Commercual Actuvutles Concert Cholr 45 Art Club 6 JAMES P HERMAN Hokendauqua Curriculum General Actxvutnes Basketball 4 Baseball 56 Art Club 5 Varsnty VV Club 5 6 THOMAS H HILDEBRAND West Catasauqua Currlculum General Anne C Hepne' Actnvntues Recreatnon Club 4 Vusual Educatno Club 5 6 MARIEJ JENDRICKS West Catasauqua Curriculum General Actuvuttes Art Club 4 Hu Lntes Staff 4 5 6 Concert Chour 5 6 Debate Club 4 5 6 RUTH E KAHN Fullerton Curriculum General Staff 45 6 Plasttc Club 5 Staff Club 6 The Whitehall Staff James P Herman l tai Bai: Thomas H Hildebrand Martel Jendncks Rut Kahn 46 'N A 1 . if 4. A6 , . .. : . I . . n I U X., Activities: Concert Choir 4,5,6g Girls' Chorus 4,5,6g Hi-Lites 1,7 Q , , 5 ' 1 2 ' , X 5 5,6- N I !T :lg, ' X A .. 6: 'W' I 1 . ' Q h E' RICHARD G. M. KEISER Northampton Curriculum: College Preparatory Activities: Football 4,5,65 Basketball 4,5,6g Track 4,5,6g Varsity W Club 4,5,6. SHIRLEY J. KINGCAID West Catasauqua Curriculum: Commercial Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4,5,6f Band 4,5,6, Magazine Campaign Manager 6. MAXINE J. KLIMECK Fullerton Curriculum General Activities Home Room Officer 4 Dramat Club 45 Hi Lites Staff 5 6 Statt Club 6 WILLIAM D KLIMEK Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Baseball 4 5 6 Basketball 4 5 6 Concert Choir 45 6 Student Council 4 5 6 National Honor Society 5 6 The Whitehall Staff 5 6 EUGENE L KLUCHARICH Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Plastic Club 4 Band 5 Mathematics Club 56 Richard G M Kelser Shirley J Kmgcald Eugene L Klucharich William D Kllmelt 47 Maxine J Kllmeck Donald E Kohler Virginia Kochencsh Elizabeth F Koch David H Kratzer Shirley M. Lundenslager ELIZABETH F KOCH Allentown Route I Curriculum Commercial Activities Tri Hi Y Club 4 5 6 VIRLJINIA KOCHENASH Egypt Curriculum General Activities Leaders Club 4 Basketball 456 Baseball 456 Mental Hygiene Club 6 DONALD E KOHLER Egypt Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Student Council 4 Band 4 5 6 Eastern District Band 456 Mathematics Club 5 National Honor Society 6 The Whitehall Staff 6 DAVID H. KRATZER West Catasauqua Curriculum: College Preparatory Activities: Concert Choir 45 6- Track 4 5 6- Football 5 6- Var- sity W Club 4 5 6- Student Council 6- National Honor Society 6. SHIRLEY M. LAUDENSLAGER Fullerton Curriculum: College Preparatory Activities: Concert Choir 4,5,6g Girls' Chorus 4,5,6, Basketball 5,65 Dramatic Club 55 The Whitehall Staff 6. 48 2 If Robert E Laury Jane L Lewus ROBERT E LAURY Hokendouquo Curriculum General Actnvltles Art Club 45 Vnsuol Educotnon Club 6 JANE L LEWIS Egypt Currzculum Commerclol Actuvmes Concert Choir Puomst 4 5 6 MARILYN E LOCH Egypt Currxculum Commercnol Actlvltles Trl HI Y Club 4 5 6 THOMASJ LUKISH North Cotosauquo Currnculum College Preporotory Actuvutles Football 456 Trock 456 Bosketboll 456 Class Otfncer 456 Jumor Prize Speokung Contest 5 Notnonol Honor Socnety 5 6 VIRGINIA V MAKOVSKY Cementon Curnculum Commercuol Actlvntnes Trl H1 Y Club 4 Buseboll 4 5 Artustlc Typing Club 6 49 Marnlyn E Loch Thomas J L k sh Vurgmlu V Makovsky , J , , , I , I ,. V f J I , ' 1 1 , 5 : , 5 . ' : , , . N., ' . UI : - - , , . 3 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 1 I 2 , . : Rr, 1 - - 1 1 1 - Curriculum: General Whitehall Staff 6. LOIS MCDONALD Fullerton Activities: Dramatic Club 4,5, Hi-Lites Staff 5, Junior Prize Speaking Contest 55 Cheerleader 4,5,6g Staff Club 6, The RICHARD O. MERKLE West Catasauqua Curriculum: College Preparatory Activities: Football 4,5,6, Basketball 4,5,6g Track 4,5,6g Class Officer 4,5, Student Council 55 The Whitehall Staff 5,6. Loss McDonald O-I-To P MER-I-Z Curriculum General Curriculum General Richard O Merkle Otto P Mertz Sa a A Mullen 50 Fullerton Activities Stagecratt Club 4 5 6 SARA A MILLEN Hokendauqua Curriculum Commercial Activities Concert Choir 4 5 Artistic Typing Club 6 ESTHER G MILLER Egypt Activities Art Club 4 6 Debate Club 5 'F Esther G Muller I If ' C 5 l ' lm Q 1 W -V. f W ffhf . r . ' - ' MARY JANE MISSMER Fullerton Currnculum General Actlvltles Dramatic Club 45 HuL1tes Staff 5 Home Room Officer 5 Staff Club 6 Basketball 6 The Whztehall Stott 6 EDWARD T MOTSKO North Catasauqua Curriculum General Actlvntles Stagecratt Club 4 Art Club 4 5 6 Football 5 JEAN M MOTSKO Cementon Curriculum General Actlvntses Dramatnc Club 4 5 Mental Hyguene Club 6 RICHARD H MOYER Fullerton Currsculum General Actnvttles Debate Club 4 Vlsual Educatzon Club 5 Concert Cholr 4 5 6 STANLEN J MOYER Egypt Currnculum General Actlvutxes Band 45 Brass Choir 45 Eastern Dlstrlct Band 4 5 State Band 4 Eastern Dustrnct Forensic 4 5 State Forensic Mary Jane Mlssmer je 'US ' if Edward T Motsko M P- StonleyJ Moyer Rlchard H Moyer JGCH1 M MOTSIKO 51 James E Nickel Bernadme P Neupauer Thomas R Moyer James G Ondush J Robert E. Oswald THOMAS R MOYER Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Dance Band 45 Band 45 6 Mathematics Club 6 BERNADINE P NEUPAUER Egypt Curriculum Commercial Activities Tri Hi Y Club 4 5 Baseball 4 Artistic Typing Club 6 JAMES E NICKEL Fullerton Curriculum General Activities A S A M Club 4 Physical Science Club 5 Foot ball Manager 456 Basketball Manager 456 Varsity W Club 6 JAMES G. ONDUSH Hokendauqua Curriculum: General Activities: A. S. A. M. Club 4- Mathematics Club 5 6. ROBERT E. OSWALD Allentown, Route T Curriculum: College Preparatory Activities: Concert Choir 4,55 Boys' Octet 4,55 Home Room Officer 4,5,6, Hi-Lites Staff 5,6, National Honor Society 6, The Whitehall Staff 5,6. 52 Wulluam M Palonsky Annamae C Patrouch WILLIAM M PALANSKY Egypt Curriculum Commercial Actnvutues A S A M Club 4 Visual Educatlon Club 5 The Whntehall Staff 56 Staff Club 6 Catasauqua Curriculum Commefrclal ACTIVITIES Home Room Ottlcer 4 Band 4 5 Debate Club 4 5 6 Hn Lntes Staff 5 EILEEN M RADER Fullerton Currxculum Commercial Actrvntles Metal Shop Club 4 Dramatic Club 5 Girls Chorus 5 Concert Choir 5 6 Artastxc Typing Club 6 ANNA M RANDOLPH Stiles Curriculum Commercual Actlvltles Trl l-ll Y Club 4 5 Artnstlc Typing Club 6 JOAN P REID Fullerton Currnculum General Actnvmes Future Teachers of Ameraca Club 45 Mental Hy glene Club 6 53 pr Eileen M Rader Annu M Randolph ff' Joan P Reld al 'Q l T La ANNAMAE C. PATROUCH . -9 ' , 3 .f I JUDITH A REPKO Hokendauqua Currlculum Commercnal Actnvltues Metal Shop Club 4 Malorette 6 Staff Club 6 The Whltehall Staff 6 LEONA M RINGER Allentown Route I Currnculum Commercial Actlvltles Trl HI Y Club 4 Plastic Club 5 The hltehall Staff 5 6 Natvonal Honor Society 6 Staff Club 6 R NW' LARRY R RITTER Judxfh A Repko Egypt Curriculum General Acflvltles Band 4 Dance Band 4 Brass Choir 4 Mathemattcs FRANKLIN D R RGBERTS Hokendauqua Curriculum General Actuvltues Baseball 456 Varslty W Club 56 ANASTASIA ROMANIK Cementon Currnculum General ACYIVITIGS Dramatic Club 45 Mental Hygiene Club 6 leo a M Ringer ff' Larry R Rutter Franklln D R Roberts Anastasia Romanlk 54 . .. I .- .n I . I W . New 1 A Club 5, The Whitehall Staff 5,6, sfoff Club 6. kyxx X. - is C 'sg JOYCE E ROTH Fullerton Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Malorette and Tumbler 456 Gym Club 45 Dra matic Club 5 Junior Prize Speaking Contest 5 National Honor Society 5 The Whstehall Staff 6 BARBARA ANN RUCH Egypt Curriculum General Activities Concert Choir 4 5 6 Girls Chorus 4 5 6 Junior Prize Speaking Contest 5 Debate Club 5 6 Eastern District Chorus 5 6 National Honor Society 5 6 MARILYN M SCHAFFER JQYCG E Roth West Catasauqua Curriculum General 4 5 Staff Club 6 The Whitehall Staff 6 CHARLES E SCHIRMACHER Hokendauqua Curriculum General Activities Art Club 4 5 Hobby Club 6 WALTER R SCHLENER North Catasauqua Curriculum General Activities Basketball 4 Baseball 56 Art Club 5 Home Room Otficer6 Varsltv W Club6 Ba bara A R ch Walter R Schlener Charles E Schirmacher Marllyn M Schaffer 55 Activities: Basketball 4,5,6, Hi-Lites Staff 5,65 Tri-Hi-Y Club V, ' I' nfl U l Mary Ann Slrunchak Ronald S Seyfned Marlene M Schultz jd B. Mlchalme M Skeebok Marlene M Snyder MARLENE M SCHULTZ Egypt Currnculum General ACTIVITIES Band 456 Dance Band 45 Brass Choir 456 Eastern Dlstrrct Bond 456 State Band 45 Artrstnc Typing Club 6 RONALD S SEYFRIED EQYPY Curriculum General ACTIVITIES Band 4 A S A M Club 4 Mathematics Club 56 MARY ANN SIRANCHAK West Catasauqua Currnculum General Actnvutnes Band 456 Dance Band 45 Concert Chonr 56 Grrls Chorus 56 Eastern Drstrlct Chorus 6 The Whltehall Staff 6 MICHALINE M SKEEBOK Cementon Currlculum Commercual Actnvmes Metal Shop Club 4 Future Homemakers ot America Club 5 Band 5 6 AVTISTIC Typxng Club 6 MARLENE M SNYDER Fullerton Curriculum General Actrvntles Tru H1 Y Club 45 Hu Lltes Staff 56 Staff Club 6 The Whntehall Staff 6 56 zli.ii' 'T Q Lucy Ann Stewart Richard J Tucker Robert L Telchert LUCY ANN STEWART Egypt Curriculurn General Activities Band 456 Dance Band 45 Brass Choir 456 Home Room Officer 4 6 Eastern District Band 5 6 The White hall stuff 6 5 RICHARDJ TACKER Stiles Curriculum General Activities Football 5 ROBERT L TEICHERT Allentown Route l Harold M Tmdula Curriculum General Activities Dance Band 4 Band 45 Hobby Club 6 HAROLD M TINDULA Fullerton Curriculum General Activities: A. S. A. M. Club 4- Mathematics Club 5 6. THERESA M. TOMASIC Hokendauqua Curriculum: College Preparatory Activities: Concert Choir 4,5,6, Girls' Chorus 4,5,6, Debate W Club 5,65 Home Room Officer 4,55 National Honor Society V 5,6, The Whitehall stuff 6. 4 Theresa M. Tomoslc 57 JEAN TORBA North Catosauqua Currnculum Commerclal Actuvmes Cheerleader 4 Tru H: Y Club 5 Artlstuc Typung Club MARLENE Z TOTH Fullerton Currnculum General Acnvntles Student Councul 4 Hu Lutes Staff 4 Future Home makers of America Club 5 Art Club 6 RAY E TREMBA Egypt Currnculum General Actnvutues Home Room Officer 4 Baseball 4 5 6 Football 5 6 Varsity W Club 4 56 Jean Torba ALICIA G VOID Fullerton ,qs .5 Currnculum College Preparatory Actnvmes Art Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Artlstnc Typing Club 6 ANN E WAVREK Fullerton Curnculum College Preparatory Actuvntues Basketball 45 6 Baseball 45 6 Malorette 45 6 Natnonal Honor Society 5 6 The Whntehall Staff 5 6 Student Council 6 Ma le e Z Toth 4' Ray E Trembo Alcla G Void Ann E WG li 58 3 F I 5 I' I ' 1 . 7 I 112 ff 'Il ll Il' A ' . 5 If if 4 ,ily '4 f 5 :ff iff Ill fi fi fn . ' - A , , i' , ' . vre BEVERLY A WEAVER Egypt Curriculum Commercial Actnvltues Gnrls Cl'1orus 4 Concert Clwonr 4 Tr: Hu Y Club 5 6 FRANK H WEBER Catasauqua Currnculum General Actrvrtles A S A M Club 4 Phys1calSclence Club 5 Hobby Club 6 ANNE E VVEIKEL Fullerton Curriculum Commercial Actnvltles Dramatic Club 45 Hn Lltes Staff 45 Art Club Artnstvc Typing Club 6 CONRAD M WEISER Fullerton Currnculum College Preparatory Actuvltres Baseball 456 Basketball 4 56 Varsity W Club 56 Hu Lntes Staff 456 National Honor Soclety 56 The Whutehall Staff 5 6 LUCILLE E WOTRING Allentown Route l Currrculum Commercial Actlvmes Plastic Club 4 5 Artustlc Typing Club 6 Arlen 5 Lucnlle E Wotrmg 59 Beverly A Weaver Frank H Weber jf 1 Conrad M Welser Anne E Welkel ' 1 ' lf . , . . , . . . 15 2 1 2 - - , . : . . . . 5 l l j Q I ,rw . .. Z . I I .- . I I 52 ' ' ' ' . ' . ' ll Il ' - ,,, ,,, , 7 '- ' , , 1 ' ' , 2 6 V QQNg,,., ' Q 21:1 3 7 - X 1 ,,,A, A I I El f 4. 5 ., 5 f W B ' 1 . -'pay ' 1 s 5 af--'V . -- JEANEAN J YAKUBECEK Egypt ' Curriculum College Preparatory Activities Class Officer 456 National Honor Society 56 Whitehall Stott 5 6 Student Council 6 Jeanean J Yakubecek Servicemen or Veterans Being Graduated with the Class of 1954 ALEXANDER HRIZUK Holcendauqua EDWIN F KULP Cernenton WALTER A MECKES West Catasauqua 60 fbx . Junior Prize Speaking Contest 5, Dramatic Club 4,51 The 2: 7 V l. DOF? -.. me fa f f Class Officers Donald Buss Treasurer Jeanean Yakubecek Secretary Thomas Lulush President Ann Wavrek Chaplain William Kllmek Vice President Senior Class History Yesterday we walked In the sunlight and the ows of night must fall on our days at Whitehall and a new day must dawn We had our cloudy days the biology test we never expected so we flunked it those alg problems that defied solution the book reports we never finished on time stubborn paragraphs we lust couldnt translate a comedy of errors in typing class chem experiments the whole school smelled deciding whether the answer was true or false in those history tests the current event news papers we somehow never found time to read dozlng off ID Llt class as Shakespeare whnzzed over our heads in fact sometimes we couldnt de cide whether we took the courses or the courses took us Then the clouds rolled by and our days were flooded with brilliant rays of sunshine pep rallies the big qame laughing at gokes til we thought our sides would split dreaming up those razy picnics or any other place there was food within reach getting out of class at every possible op portunity going steady our Junior Prom with its lovely queen proudly showing off our new class rings the Junior Prize Speaking Contest crash ing the College Tea exchanging name cards and pictures Senior Day when our craziest dreams came true and our whims became commands then before we knew it time for the Senior Farewell and that rlotous class trip we took as swiftly our high school days came to a close ln cap and gown we now approach that fleet ing moment in time when the present merges mys terlously with the future Standing in the silent darkness of this strange mght we await the break of tomorrows dawn The springtime of our school days will vanish with nights darkness the sun will rise and it will be summer I L. . I I ,. . . is -f 4 I Wm . , I .W X ' . I f . x ' , .una I 3 4 ,n I I , I I Qt , nw ' 5 I I - - nf, , :I l I O . . I . . - . C echoes of our laughter filled the air. Now the shad- assembly programs - stuffing ourselves at parties, , , ' ll ll ' I - - , , - . . - . I . - 1 H n - ' 1 , , , , ' . . . - I - . . ,, .,, . I , , , . . . .. I - I - . , , . . , . I 1 1 - I 1. , . 61 Person ANN WAVREK THOMAS LUKISH Best All-How ROBERT HAAS Goss Dreome EUGENE KLUCHA Class Poet V RICH W iw' Wi fu V. Y 1 1 4 , . F , f ' wk I' -1. if V .W 1 ',,' , A 1 ' T 1 Y 1 ,. J 5,245 7 QW gi? , ff 9 4' f -4 .fm i !i ' sr ' W fs 1 f I A Q 5 ,1- ' fl I 1 qiixxkx N If W '1- . X CHARLES GERMAN BARBARA FRITCHEY , M, 3.-,.,,.,,- f MARLENE TOTH 505' Tick DONALD BUSS Mos? Diplgmcvic 07 JUDITH REPKO WILLIAM KLIMEK Best Dressed JEAN MOTSKO Wiffiesf RICHARD KEISER Most Affluent T 5' fuzzy CONRAD WEISER JEANEAN YAKUBECEK Vos' his y 'C 542956 RICHARD BERNER 'I , ' ' A AJC! QQ'ESS1k': RAY TREMBA Mos? Courteous u i 2 l S 3 H14 A w ,- ZEPHYQS Underclassmen A John Haberern Jeanean Kern Patrlcla Luluslu Richard Koze Junlor Class Class Officers Presldem C d O 9 Vlce P eslderv rn l-lame-form Class Adviser wr, lfvlllllcm He'lf'C Class Colors Yellow cmd Blue Class Flower Yellow Qcse Class Motto f' gl' We Qccls Sf 68 Qkswq Personalities RONALD COMP, RONALD SCHLAUCH, and ANTHONY SOUSA Eastern District Chorus LANELLE LOVELACE Miss Leon Baby RICHARD KOZE and GEORGE MOATS Leffermen 1 -rx 9 lv gg ,,, or -if -'Y' 1. M ,P- I'-7 W C3 xr, ,ff 43 of N31 -rf :F -96 -an I I :F- i al 42 lib FIRST ROW D Transue J Thomas M Soldernch S Urevuch J Tormtsky SECOND ROW F Schelrer M Sywenku R Sharkazy N Zimmerman A Sioudt W Schrader THIRD ROW Rledy A Sousa M Kumermfsky J Weber B Wotrung E Orkns C Peters B Wescae FOURTH ROW R Struck M Sfoudf G Wolleft F Steltzman B Sottolano J Sandova R Schuler L Siopay -QQ -gb af? 'sv 3 a nf W 9 12' df! ' 9 ul D 3 s -'F I FIRST ROW P Hncks E Kochls G Moafs D Poppe B Kovalcuk SECOND ROW R Lewus L Lovelace W Kmcard C Druckenmuller J Ferchfl W Madouse THIRD ROW W Kleckner C ss A esarcnk R er Ken R Mais N Haberern J Ken FOURTH ROW ODonneII P Luklsh M Diehl D Dangler R Schlauch S Huber R Koze J McFe!rudge 70 36- s Nunn Q , . it .V aL , 5 J' fs '1' L3 ,, if 'fb -2-IJ eh vom If I A ,I -6 9 Y' Q ' , I II, 2 I 'T ls .4 ' 5-nt so 1- .Cf J, I 1 D W N 1 A--. Q 'f -I l A v, 1411 , v Q, 'U 3 i 5 if f f f 3. -. ,!' :- . I - I' I eqfx f In , ., 4 t.,'J 1' 09' +31 ' 15 'ea I rw! ' X-r ff - 1 1 I c F 2' a 0' I' I , as I -P2 I :Q L53 2 .gg f' -f 'J ' ' L If I ff IX 5 JF 94 x :C 5 se 4 : JI I , 3 by Q I ff. ,I F . , 'Q it I i 3 - 4 Q ' Y 'A I W T I- -1N. I I 1 I .III 9 'fi 3 Ii 1 . I , W 1 I v 'I A I I ' Ro, .IPI ', IFISch,J. 1,4 f. I I ZINI Room 3 Room 203 Room 202 Room 216 WF JF Y w Ll 'R Q3 -QF, Qc A .52 ,gr QQ 5. - 512 n if Ah 4 FIRST ROW I Mlssmer A LeopoId D Kressley J Read O Resh W Kllnger F Krempasky P Pudhner H Mullner SECOND ROW I Nush M Fledler P Krempasky E Sfreapy E Laub B Yost M Sago? I Krywczuk P Plervallo THIRD ROW B Qulgg R NoII P Reimer J Stemmefz L Nero M Payonk F Posch E Payonk D Mufhar F Frxcke E Qulgg B Pavhcko M Pontlcuan D Mohrey C Ruchter F Schwenk G Montanon 1.1. Kb!! if '1 LC .QW Jil wx -f FIRST ROW D Chureha N Bmemon D Brader R Berfonl J Arnold S EberI1c:r1 SECOND ROW R Bundle D Guth C Clark E Heffelfmger P Rofh R Bllg D Krupa F GoIIey N Engler THIRD ROW L Grey R Guth R Hanosek J Lohman C Makovsky T Barnes R Klock A Brusko G Clader FOURTH ROW J Jacksns J Haberern M Lychak J Bechiold D Homes P Hades M Andrusky R Comp E Kash 71 I . a ' - . . -I , 9 1 9' L? 5. I - ' r'xl' ' fi .I H I 1-. K ' T IA 1 A F -' 4 , :I 6 6 f I , : 0 S' :M 9 ' - I and F9 ' yy , K Q - , , - xv' -'il ' I W i ' I ' I .' .0 '. ' P J I4 'J . A 46, M . I , Q' A' . I Qffl XL: x, J , V 'v f A F ' F' A , Q y ,V Q V 8 ' 'IF , QI, ' ' 49 If -. ' X Q M .I xi? ,V . ,gl 121, wa .. ' , . , . , . , . , . d. OURTH ROW: L. Perdick, R. f 5 IF' T I ' gy ' fig, s A ' 01 Nf- 1,3 3 . M I 1 4' .. ' N I f VJ! 'V f . -I . A x 1 F 1 F I I 49' Q 9 Q I , iff I I I , I I N' l N A , - ,N ' , f f : . , . , . , . ' , . , . I I , . , . , . 71- N-3'---ff l N. 'D Constance Luklsh Ross Dlmler Wullnam Marks Sally Rledy Sophomore Class Class Officers Pf6'SiCl9DT W, W , ,, ,,,,,,,, M, , William Marks Vice-President Secrefa ry Treasurer Yiel Class Adviser Mr. John Durisnin Class Colors Green and Gold Class Flower Gardenia Class Motto d Nor To Misforfune 72 , Ross Dimler Constance Lukish Sally Riedy Personalities SALLY RIEDY, CONNIE HERSH, and MARGARET WAGNER The Sforfefs JUDY HODES Daisy Moe DAVID WAY and CHARLES ROTH Le-Tfermen Wi LF, 'V 57 , 29222 3 2 .. 'Qin U Q :J FIRST ROW S Sandova J Prevoznuk R Smith J Pontrcnan SECOND ROW L Novak S Oswald J Kurzela C Roth L Shape R Rabenold THIRD ROW H Stoudt D Chrlstman E Polgar Sommer T Mnzgerd R Ruch J Csencslts S Rledy J Schatz F Kohlhauser FOURTH ROW Schaffer C Lulush B Montanorl B Scheffler D Kalchur D Muller D Nlcholas L Horner Mnzgerd F Schadl FIFTH ROW E Blrosuk R Haberern P Loroh F Schoadt E Randolph Mondrnck R Kulhamer E Jackslts D Genovese J Hutnlck Q If AA 11 FIRST ROW J Hartzell B Fassman M Hopluns W Grason SECOND ROW P Hess, M Bruslxo E Loudenslager M Gelger, H HolIand,L Brmkman THIRD ROW R Holland, R Koehler, S WIVVIW, Hodes, F Abel D Klnne L Ernst,J Fulyac N Fiedler S Frntz FOURTH R A Bollas, C Herman V Duelenderfer, V Gnllette, C Hersh B Buzza F Katchen, R Ernst W Fenstermalcer, B Dax FIFTH ROW E Hudy J Finnegan, M Eberhart P Fanler, R Bartholomew, N AIC-1mE5 G Eshbach L Albrlght, C Barrett, A Bartholomew CAMERA SHY T Cox,J Krause 74 Room T03 Room 214 s an tw , in 5 A 1:7 'S ' ' Il-' ' rp I , ,, L 1 E or ' A , , ' lu ' ,N I ail ing X' . 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R Smrlh M Smlcker T Steiner N Vold G Oswald G Woirlng B Rhoads W Slrylcer FOURTH ROW B Wneand W Wavrek N Schoemaker T Welner D Zobura D Way F Rlsmg K Welkel J Wagner 1 'If' .Q , 91' I A QQ I2 -QF? 4 vt Of up if L I-r FIRST ROW B Frantz M Bnllng W Marks SECOND ROW R Blery G Berner L Kraynelc L h B G ldner B lannelll R McFe1ndge THIRD ROW L Dlefer J Karner A Fiedler R Kul amer u McKee E Bell P Muller M Krolnlk FOURTH ROW J Kern L Mlzgerd T Iannelll D Mahka S Kremer R Oswald K Meriz D Gelger 75 -N 5 .- ., Fw 3 ll- I . , f Y- V - A V, L , iq V D 3 4 f 3 V' Q aa 9 'fr -I-N , -.- ' CP far - I I fa! fl .F , - - - I f SFI T , ' 5 'I I I ' J 'I S 'I W' F F' f 3 I , ' ' ' 1' ' I L 4 Q v SJ- . ku Ly :ig . x'J - f J VA ,' V fl' v K Q ' 1 , 4 x 'Q Y' 4' 3 W3 f ' . I I 34 A f ?f A a .A f .f 4 I I 1 . 9 f, 9 Q - if W I I ,' ,. L I ' L. 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Howells G Rice D Berfom J Sedovy P Snyder D Dawes J Sfappy THIRD ROW C Relnert D Cope S Bauer B Senneca R Schappell C Ponhcuan J Basaro D Loxkns R Gonvkosky FOURTH ROW E Fenner R Koch B Mohr J Prnchard B Long R Butz D Wuchter J Kern N Saylor CAMERA SHY A Kelm 77 q 3 I :lm 2 I ' 2 rj A K I A ,r ry 'piling lvlq Q , -, ' i af 1 id Q ai A Gr . li 9 4 4 I -ur A A- fr ,, , M , , . , 3 in ' I ' I ' ,154 .5 I , I f 'P ,T 5: ' ' I? ', ' 4 'T Y Rs! ' , C , I ' , x , f f 1 ' -1 ' ' A' 1 X- A , -6 Q 5 Q b V 4 WNW A 4 T N A Av T? .. I, .17 X r ' V , All ' A I 19 T I V V J V' , gy K V I, V V I fi, I 4 5 4 ' I . I 2 -W A f V II, . 1' I - To-Z3 , I J . .r I Z ' ui' 2 I Q L5 3 A A ' . 0 f ' , 5 A' fy, ,V ,,r'f ,A T.: I b ,I sf ' f Ae I v I X Y I , af ' A ' I f I . '86 v 'J I as Di 5 3 L' Q6 ya ,gf ff! 9 'va -4 K J k flair' :P FIRST ROW R Robert E Ruch D Melber D Oswald I. Wright W Mcrhn R Searfass M Shofnlsky SECOND ROW M Mohrey E Howells l Moll D Schanfz M Rledy W Clark R Fassman E Grim THIRD ROW A Buss K Ballas M Wescoe F Bodlsch P Marks M Eberhardf G Fedor B Frms FOURTH ROW D Koehler J Hulbert A Solomon R Worcnuok P Kurzelu C Shafer M Kane V Andrusky CAMERA SHY A Deuisch 3 I 3:17 rl! fff ll xi' J FIRST ROW L Rummel J Banduro J Muller J Murphy J Fedor SECOND ROW M Kolnas P Sleckel M Gontkosky B Enrnght G Shafer P Nush M Hull G Brunsi THIRD ROW I. Deuisch M Gull R Kulp A Kukleniz R Hacker J Marushak R Solomon R Dlmler FOURTH ROW R Wheeler B Benson L Nncholus J Keppel S Lelbenguih A Krautsack T Rutter M Rodokovnch CAMERA SHY R Oswald E Schnavone 78 Q I ,- 3 I r ,C ,IS Xu- 5? 1 . ' Q XJ r 15:5 wx q . ,I I! 111 f I II S f? 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Sc neck Lau J Fue R Peskula FOURTH ROW P Muller D Charles S Hock L Ehref B Durt L Schlcsser D Harrung Hahn B Du W J ali' 4913 A nX!'r ,W 144 1, 4.14 S 0 na as I ' L QF 'Y .fall 7 'Que QC' af ..- 'ix 4-A 06 33 96 .ffky FIRST ROW E Ludwig W Fuedler G Anderson M Clwuretfa M Sywenku A Kruvensky SECOND ROW P Paly E Mcdeyo R New D Hilbert J Schaller P Mohrey R Schwenlx M Moline K pe THIRD ROW B Assed B Frey R eper e Owen Reenock Wasko J Acker FOURTH ROW R McFefrndge J Schuler D Baer K Eusentraui D Lychak Hudak G Heunfzelman R Weiner V Ernsi 19 f ' ' 5: f F' I ,. L 39 NJ x rg 4 1' I 1 F - .I M..-e T -X R A . .1 T J 4 D Q L, L- , U ' . ' , ,FK Q F . L ff' ee Q5 A L+! EJ F T f-:Q L' -IE! T Fi T fn 'A 'Jw J' J' 1 1 . .- . .QS 'lf' ' 1 9 Q. , , , IQ. qi-H, 1 I 'Y vu! I C. , . U 4' , . I V , . I L , . L A , , I L ' , . I ' 4 , , V , , ff THI : . ' , . , . ' , . Y , . Y , G. L1 , F. b, . ' dler, P: , J . 'el'1l. 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FIRST ROW M Faust G Rhoads T Fame R Lackner B Thomas R Anglestem J Marian M Nevuns D Lltzenberger SECOND ROW J Saganowlch M Barfholamew D Scholfls G Roih J E ner D Unangst C Mlclclus R Sioulfer C Gelger THIRD ROW J Anthony S Morgan P Pukanecz C Kern R Muvh D Barre!! J Delucla S Beudleman J Vaughn FOURTH ROW T Boldlssar C Held D Marushak R Shafer R Wescoe J Scherrer B Budlhas E Gerhard R Pruzlnsky CAMERA SHY J Holland, D Stangle 80 ,... Seventh Room 1 I8 Room 104 ' . ' fd T f - 'A V V ,J-A, , - S, -If wg g K- i Q. LZ, , Q3 A- A , gf 1, - , l 56 5' f' el ,, ,, gal Q 7 .alia C J r 1 35 W 1 1 L hy fe . V- lf - . L ' :+I ' fr A A fl A 2' 5, 4 J. . -Q7 . A 1, L ffl J- , . ' H U 'D A A A ll , 64. C jg ,. V K I ' i J' - .f l ,x J' li Q , V ey . , 'Q-E. lg an rg - 5' Yfvyyly AV- FIRST ROW: L. Ruch, N, Schoeneberger, W. Ayers, D. Chuss, H. Gulkewicz, R. Motsko. SECOND B. ' , . . : . ' ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . L . L , A ' Q eq , - . ' Y l' - I K ' , A ' fs f ' ' 1' xi X , n, FV - . , K. X 3 , . FT? f fl K .. J WW , if '- ! V 1 7 A . Q to H Ia Aw V 4 ' , -. 4 X T -f X A fl, L' T A ' - J 7 p , O xl- 6 ,, 6 fy L T ' -F .1 ff- Pl!! 1 . , ,, , Q- . b , . , , ' , . , . ' . : . , . , - 'Of'- Grade Room 106 Room 116 qm- is Sv -db ,J 'If vi' JST Z,o.. 'P A .bs- La -his an. 49 Q3 ODA l-W '42 4 QS -D -vp AA 'P 'xr- 'J U l1Jl t f O54 AQ 'S 77' - nr N it FIRST ROW G Moyer P Gull R Wllletts D Delfer N Burk B Muller SECOND ROW E Ruch R Walbert J Powells M Rapchak J Saganowlch G Stnckelbant S Howells D Rabenold A DeLong THIRD ROW R Soldernch G Korutz N Herman D Smith I Newhart B Matlka K Wagner M Hulsa J Arnold G Hacker R Zerfass CAMERA SHY V Ebert 36- gf.. 45 .Cu-, A LJ P A JG fe-D-' 'F 3 Alf! G52 iii. 4-5 CB -- 5 If 4.3 ' W PN I A JI 4 FIRST ROW F Hacks D Walters M Deutsch T Solomon W Pelfley R Arey .I Harakal P Madea D Rowland SECOND ROW M Gogel R Duehl A Schlegel R Moyer M Transue C Hardmg P Nonnemaker L Peters R Shafer THIRD ROW A Molchany E Hudsco J Freeman J Saganowlch K Reid P Cassler R Kulp F Warren D Kelper FOURTH ROW S Mondlack D Meckes B Koehler J Puper J Wolf J Strauss B Kachllne D Fldelman W Bechtold CAMERA SHY L Stofflef 81 A Q, , f- - f- ' 'S ' 5' ' Iv. I fe xi ' 0 , 'iQ?A X80 I ' ,Y-,ll C -I-, me A e 1 I , f A My , . A 43, Z.. fli ,I Lb ZS' I2 , I' X I xi' ' YJ! . ,Trl .,4! le5 .r f ,. , . - - , - 4, . ,,' . 1 2 , I J f Q - w I ' , ' Q' J' ff? 4 f :. I -ew 1 -A - 'J 'Q HV, .v f .yy 'Y , . R 5 kv, J x ... I -I I 1 W If 'v -e ' 1 - 2 ,Q - , I . Q cb fi' 4, 'cg E' 6 , I A-M ' bl I' I ' I .T ' I Evans, Tomasic, M. Klatz. FOURTH ROW: G. Schirmacher, E. Good, W. Anthony, F. Beard, S. ? H q i A I Q ' V 5 .2 ,id lbs I Q' SQQ, VJ C., 7 ' 'SJ ' I 'A Z0 :H I' 1 ' ,I I , I , 1 . . I II , K Q., E ' 5 A L I 6 I V, ty, if:-5 Q9 ' Lp I X s- I 5 -7 f WI I T' I W . I. Ix ,IIA I ' rr J 2 4- , W- -a , li' 52' 4 '59 S I., I .v A 'I -'42 rl 1 W We s , , tw - A 5 , 1 I Q F -6 I F ,Q , : ei.: , 1, G' : tb, fe ., F? 4, f - I ef 'f' ' I A J It I. ' I :uf .VE H '- l. I 914 30 Years Ago ,IM ,fkrz .i iq ,1,, , .,,lV ,, ,.,, .,,, ,- F f r-V-f V 4 DW. 2 - ., Frames R mms f A 461 3 2' Q 30 M5 by Ga. ,611 -1,4 9' i ' ll DRGANIZATIONS CRQRW ,- X Jeanean Yakubecelc Margaret Harakal and Theresa Tomaslc literary editors hopefully await Mass Lazarus p proval of thelr latest write up -wg The Placer Tracer aids our editor In chtef Robert Oswald In arrangang hrs page layouts Lily! K A S.- ral ln charge of the patron department Marlene Snyder Art edltor Ann Wavrek and copy styltst Barbara Frutchey check notes on the flapper age The 195 Our room us hushed and deserted the calen dar hangs unnoticed upon the wall andthe deaf enrng srlence rs broken only by the newer ceostng tuck ot the clock the bug desk appears suddenly strange with unaccustomed neatness the waste basket seems lost and lonely now that rt has been emptred of :ts load the typevvrrter as unbearably stlent and stall the tables and charrs stand IO an orderly row steadily gatherrng dust For now our rob as trntshed on the shelf the l95-4 edrtrnn ot THE VVHITEHALL rests at last As the months slrpped by wrthln thus room amrd chatter and deep thought srowly we readued the Golden Anniversary Whitehall tor nts place ot honor Upon this specral shelt Wrth eyes rufet ed toward the calendar we saw deodlrnes C eep K I know hum well He should take a lull page say Marllyn Schaffer Mildred Burosnk and Mazme Klrmek are Larry Rutter to hrs advertnsnng assocuates Donald Buss anc pleased wxtl' the retu ns Wtlllam Palansky '14 Ah Sports editors Thomas Luklsh and Conrad Weiser happily anticipate a good year in all sports Whitehall Staff up with amazing swuttness and dreaded each new tick ot the clock Mountains of bills photos and copies seemed to pile upon the editors desk and tempers ran hot but we never stopped not for one minute This was our iob and it had to be done So the lights burned late into the night until it was finished When the completed material tinally rested in its envelope prepared for its iourney to the publisher we gave a sigh of dis belief and satisfaction our work was ended' Take this book trom the shelf turn each page slowly so that nothing escapes your eye relive that sweet brief chapter in your lite entitled HIGH SCHOOL 'W I We were able to contact many alumni through the efforts of Mary Jane Missmer Lois McDonald lucy Stewart Joyce Roth Jane Bachmun and Ruth Kahn The ideal business executive Richard Markle records the sales of the clay Z' -7 eh S! -40 ln charge of photography are William Klimek Donald How would our yearbook ever be completed without our Kohler and David Kratzer who seem to find the picture secretqries Mary Ann Siranchak Leona Rmger Darlene Gal amusing gon Annette Ballas and Judy Repko9 ik? 1 . , 2 i' -I' ' i l . S it 5 V .rv , i y A . A .Y K 'li . ' ' . . . . , E qs with magical consistency. At times patience fled - N ' V ' ' , ' 'Q l l . . l . . . V BW 5 if . I ' - 1 ' gn lf V- i t Q 4 'V 15 x X K V 0 1 YY T I ' e v V f l 5 'N ' A l . x 'M lf J ' 85 HI Lifes ouse we l1c1ve teollzecl lit t 1 om ond lwoppmew me IT md Qt 15111 test me ewltgltt S IV estt ts d r s 1 cm ed lll 1tt e 1 tt ofer o L ll tts o Cl oy tlte H1 lttes svmlvoltzes 'o l1e stucemts our sCl1ool every moms Jcstc tug t tr lreec 111 ol expresston so essenttol 111 ou development of C1 tree lWC1llOlT e- votce our optmoms pmlslttg l1c1t e t1 11 C11 ICIZI 1 Cl vt Hr Lifes Staff in ,Q .x Page edttors Marte Jendrrcks Conrcd Werser Ruth Btlltg Ruth Kuhn vurto to rmptofe not only or s 1 o put our se ves os well We see tl1e fclmtors Mxtclm wg cleoclttt e U gets cmd oclvertts rttervs Om Cldllllfilloll grows vvutlw the lmovvledge tl ot they ore Copoble ot locmg these problems um 1 rectltsttc 111c111ne As students we ltove ottempted to use tlte powers of the press wtselv becouse vve vvtslted to prove ourselves vvottlty ot tl1e trust ond responstbulttv grent ed to oll newspapers lorge or smoll THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS FIRST ROW: R, Kohn, D. Gclgon, B. Ruch, . rrch, . n er, . Krywczu , . Hcberern, R. Sennecc. SECOND ROW: B. Fritchey, M. Schaffer, L, Stewart, N. Geiger, . i i , , imec , . Jen fic s, . Yokubecek, P. Roth, Mrs. J. Missimer, Ad- viser. THIRD ROW: R. Oswald, D. Kratzer, C. Weiser, R. Haas, T. Lukish, W. Kleclnnef, D. Charles, Jeaneon Kckubecek Secretory Froncls Bednorcrk Presudent Wulllam Kllmek Treasurer Ann Wovrek Vuce President ln sfrlvung to uphold our democrcmc udeols The Student Councll vvos orgonuzed grontung government of for ond by The students Within This vvorlcshop we ore bualdung Amerrcos cmzens of tomorrovv De mocrocys tools ore of our hnger taps responsubnlny on our shoulders os the wheels ol government ore set an motion by our votes Todoy we ore students solving The problems of our school community meetlng esponsubulmes de veloplng unmotuve ond ovvokenlng socuol lnsught so Student Council thot tomorrovv vve con step lorrh to tolce our ploce os Democrocys cmzens Achievement ond error go hond un hond os our ludgment becomes wise our morurlty nncreoses ond our expernence becomes broader Through our lun xor pczrfnershnp an school odmlnustrcmon vve hove golned the ldeols ond hoblts of good cmzenshlp thot vvall moke us competent ro govern ourselves vvhen our school doys have possed Student Council Representatives Hutnrck R Huber J Hodes M Kumernn sky C Mckovsky A Pescrclk SECOND ROW W Kllmelx J Hcrtzell J Bcchmcn M Slrunchak A Wuvrelc J Yakub cel: R Rledy J Reid Mr A Wogamcn Ad vlser THIRD ROW T Luklsh D Kratzer R Bertonl F Bednarclk W Mqdouse R Koze . Q . F M . . . . V - V O O , P 'Rf . - '-I 1 FIRST ROW: N. Fiedler, B. Sclweffler, J. . . Q , . , . , , ' XF' L L, 87 'sw-Z Whltehall C ub w FCIQW mc rw L Lm f W wr C I UV The Lnerory Club of I905 me? In thus Assembly Room VCHWIC1 C Cl r Iif 'w - 'lb If CC 'Y :Sim M5 86 Q O 36- gl -5 1 ai .Q 88 gal if FIRST ROW R Anglestenn C Q :gg J Bogert J Svrauss SECOND ROW D C crles K Belles G Brunst Mr T Davies Advnser THIRD ROW M Sywenka R Fclh ranger R Keuper FOURTH ROW A Delong J PTIICI'10I'd T ROW W Kleckner L Pe-vdxck Reud CAMERA SHY Mr E S'ecIn I Adviser Organizations Synopsls LL -1 7 -Q W Junlor Lawmakers 1 fur: f ervf-em Mllnw gmc- Q My Q Qfc 'fi C H C no Qrfls Q IVTVW L were 3' rv, jf uw G CMP F fs Science Talent Search r mmf m 'er 1 W C' 5 C TCH d ef fs 1 lm Mo d 'w :WT wo more .,-I The l922 Whnehall Slofl puhluslurs ol the second Issue of THE WHITEHALl -. 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W. - If ' F ... - 11 A Q I 'Il J 3 If -' few, I, 7 Mathematics f-4xrmS' TO rhs Q, Q u en f ns e er cause they are so ah tmanfej of T occ e o ard mes o Bac a rt , u ear at er cross e s Jo t nor cr o the ttde ot battle so each uf rese Math Cnr F rj St Le fm mc- my t t oe frctorf Nahonal Honor Soclety s make a csrcte Lets make nt very specuat one f- GODEN CNR E Wtth at develop character and become better students undoton vv be schotars I add leadership then bring tn service and flnlsh wnth character Now hat at s completed vve shalt ad mtt to our charmed curate onty those fvho meet our hugh standards and have the abultty to uphold them Lets keep our circle a shunang symboi of honor never to be tarnished by the sands of trme Physical Science Danget M md sctenttsts are at fvor Open mtnes eruptsng votcanoes and Qustung out welts are the oys ot t ese y ung a ventfefs mlntat trconn tthkers th a ado et truends are busy mtxmg up a batch at point that somehow turned Chartreuse Run before nt's too tate -xny day novv, one of these gentuses fntt take hts trusty test tube m hand and ptoytutty 'nake ntmseft a punt sized fo BOMB But then Chutdren must ptoyt C' fb ls thus what Elnstem does In his spare fume? 5...- .ff XV Service Character Scholarship and Leadershlp What's up, Docs? We wlsh we were brauny, too 93 C To 4 Pr ,ts etre King is En dan er. 'JFS Q ee , Racks, Katghts, Eta'- ops, ard Var , 'usa 'C 'Ti af- ze. Ee' ' H N M W J y me X, JW, t ZX hes, brains a pa 'e 'cya 'ages on , , th chess o . J fif te, 5 k nd .Untte oopnse - , y , U , - ,N - uh n he a , th cnes rs are, as V Y, the ' y t Check rings tu ops',' V- L Y V -Q an into the air, Each tresn asap' can tu'r ' f I . V y- 4 ff I k io., u , Wes, Y. GJ guts tu k- p s is 3,5 it his . ar s o 'e V Lui , ' ' ' I , M' ' A I A Let' A 3 ' ' a , - ' ' -- L CL i. I ' . . , , N X Its to I :lt eh p, ' . . , U I Z' L rr o ' 1 , , 4 - l X . . ff I ' I 4 I r f ' X Q A 71 U I er. c ' ' k, 1 I . 'I I' ' t h - o ad u, 1 . ts. Vfhiie a ' ' ,ure . .... N 1 x Mic , vvr 4 r I s , has ,Ak - I V A .1 X xt A ' 5 u - Ag- x T ROW G Fuller J Y M1 bl er M Pwzm Slmeebok S OND ROW L Grey K Hoclm A Schaadf R Oswald D Anderson R Smnh F Kahllvouser I. Novak TH D ROW D :ger E I Beclw o Mlzge-rd ppe I J Karn r CAM A H pner M To Mass N Ochs Adviser An rews J Demlco B Neupuuer S Mal len SECOND ROW A Void A Welkel J Lewls M Skeebolc J Torba M Schultz THIRD ROW V Makovslcy S Moyer A Randolph CAMERA SHY Muss M Gnbber? Adviser FIRST ROW D Muller J Sielz T Muzgerd B Monlanaru M Sveckel SECOND ROW M Wagner J Wagner B Rhoads M Tom llne Mrs A Wooley Advuser THIRD ROW hoemaker C Tru kle D I Zabura P Hss J Ponhcaan CAM A SHY R Shlffert FIRS : . ' , . Yos, E. 'ller R. O , S. RIN , . ' sky, F EC : . , . , , . IR . Ge' , . K'sI1, J, V ld, E. ' D Po , R. Kulffz, e, ERA SHY. . e , VIN, A FIRST ROW: L. Wafring, E. Rader, D. d , . , . , . '- N. Sc , . 'n , , SiIVes, D. , . e , . ' ' . ER I' ,J f ang pg Q r- hrs L F ITF' DlC L, r e rn tn r 1 C-F tlcf s nr clots :nrrp c ng trg Q o tu s Q tn p t sert ctn ' P u Arhshc Typing Pr sto ur c 1 ts o y shoprd oh ct oc ore Us or l u enty vvoncterous 4 lts eet ou ut e he :ng eyes Nrrnble hnger dctnclng ocross te type rtter lceys produce ontozung esults n rrcote cesugns lute luke por rot on beouttully detotled letterung llofv orth er t e dnrectuons o eva typtsts n t e fuzzy ltr gets of our ort ty rs s tes tolent pdslly pert g put to goof use As the corruoges ztr boclc ond torth these speed demons crerrte fvorks to rr ol those ot ony orttsts brush Future Homemakers of Amerrca To beot or not to beot ponder these perplexed losses Upon thus vvorld sholcrng decrsron depends the uncertorn tote ot Operotuon Eggbeoter At lost the decnston rs mode the egg vvhrtes ore grven o good strong Hpoddl :ng The colce IS popped rnto the oven, the mrnutes tuck slowly by ond the gols chevy thenr norls os they nervously ovvort the results of thenr decrslon The tlrne hos corne they hold therr breoth the oven door opens o ntosterprece tn ongel food Ope-rotton Eggbe-oter hos been o success Gash' What we wouldnt do for a glrmpse of the masterpiece T' One two three and away they go' Y N 'fx .4 5 'r4 1 Samples for everyone, remark these future homemakers 95 FIRST RONV J Movsko J Read A Baude orrz P Fischer E Payarwk M Kumerm Sky M Lychak SECOND ROW B Wescoe onrwell o efv asf IC oIas on rlc U rs D uckervmller Mr R Hess Adviser TH RD ROW D Kafchur F Sfe-Ifzman L SIopay I Nush S Sandava A Svaudt C Ma av S B Wofrlng FOURTH ROW D G ovese av ac a ormvs y urevta G ossuck Roman: G gon J Sfennmetz A Pesarcnk C M SHY V Ko: enash swa Schelrer FIRST ROW S I.audensIager G Gosslck S Churefrc D Galgon R Kahn J Arnold N Bateman S Eberhard? SECOND ROW Mussmer M Bnrosuk Kress e Ya ubecek J RO THIRD ROW McDonald A Wavrek M Suranchak M lmeck A alas Rm r J Re o B Frdchey J Lohman FOURTH R W L Srewarr M Schaffer D Guth G Clader Go ey FIFTH ROW R Oswa W Paansky L Rmr D Kohler CAM A SHY Mass M Lazarus Advnser T ROW D atzlnger D K :ne Harbave A BaIIas L Montanarl SECOND W H HoIIand R Holland N James eaver M rus O Sar' ova ock THIRD ROW R Guvh E Brus O Mertz B Kovalcuk D Mohrey AM SHY C a mocks Oswa rm ck T Roberts L D r R Bnery P Grammes Ad user I . , . I F J. B , ' , , 'rf N. O D , G, W II , B Y , D N' h . J. M d ' Im, C. I, Ir' h, C I V . I I , I Icy, , ' . 1 . en' , B P I' I1 , J. T ' Im , S Ch , , G ' , N. 'Ic, D. aI , , ' , ' A - ERA : . h , 5. O Id, F. M. ' , . ' ', D. ly, D. Brader, N. Engler, M. Snyder, K. Fisher, J. R , . TI1. : I.. KI' , . B I , L, ' ge , . pk , . ' , . . O 1 F. II . : . Id, . I , . ' e , . . ER FIRS : . F ' , . I' , M. RO : . , . . B. W , . B I4 , J. rd . R. KI , : . . ICO, ERA 1 s. +1 5 1 G. ld, F. Bud i , ieve , ' , Mr. Mental Hygiene Hurray' The skeleton IS out of the closet No medieval mtchcratt theories on mental Illness for us We ve glven our closets a thorough cleantng theres not a ghost ot that skeleton left Reasonung was our broom and wnth rt we swept away mrsunformatnon Under standtng served as our soap suds and theres not a speck of fear In sight Thus closet cleanung was fun weve learned to lnve wnth ourselves now we wont have any trouble llvlng wlth others Staff Its a problem they say but well put our heads together and come up wnth a solution They ponder over thenr club wrtte after helptul suggesttons In their earnest deslre to make thus one the best year book ever publlshed Deadlunes produce eager beavers who wuth eyes peeled to the calendar trantrcally put the fanushmg touches to material which lacks the quality they demand And a few days later they breathe a srgh of rellef as they trrumph over Father Tnme Stagecraft Curtaun going up' Its opening mght but tonight we are catchrng the per formance from behlnd stage and the stars are the men behund the scenes They ve been busy pamtung scenery and gathermg stage props for days and now we fund them scurryang about In a hurried last minute check From Act I to the Finale they are on the spot opening and closnng the cur talns whsle keeping an eye on the stage lghts Step Into the spotlrght boys you ve done a great rob' Ohl I thought only the bram could be so complex ,- For how many patrons shall I mark you Schaffer? The scenery at the last play was spectacular fellows 97 . s 3 , f 1. Q an - 1 1 . . X . . -1 . .L I I ' I I - ' - f I ' I at I :Qian . ' 5+ . . I . . . b - V.. ' l . 1' - , . . ' , , . . . 11 1 11 11 1 ' .. I I S - , T ' vw - - n g N S Q - ,g H . , A 3 .. 1 y ups, struggle with their typewriters, and I V I . . , I ' ' . 1 I 5 I - , I . I I I V . . . . fm f ' ' ' Z i ' , ' I I . 4 ll.' ' ' ..... -N . . I , . . E it T , 1 , . . 4 ,I . A I ' 1 . A . . I 1 ' V i X, I' . ' . . i y l 'i 99' rl QV: 'In ...gg P-e 98 FIRST ROW N Geiger A Pairouch M FledIer P Lorah D Chureffa M Saga? N Thomas R Senneca SECOND ROW Dunbar T Tamaslc M Harakal ac man L rm man uc Krywczuk .I Finnegan M Jendrlcks B Qulgg R Bllllg THIRD ROW C Hersh ledy arrevt Mu ner Ha erern 9 Kern P Rorh J JCCKSIIS L Lovelace CAMERA SHY T Cox D Krupa Mr R Borger Adviser FIRST ROW E Orkus T IanneIIl G Ber ne .I Kurzela T Werner W Sfrker W Klxnger A Brusko SECOND ROW R McFefrndge R Dumler E Bel R Bert Bandle R Lewns C Peters J Mc et ridge THIRD ROW K Wexkel M Bnllg B McKee W Grason S Wirth R Mails F Hanosek CAMERA SHY Mr D Bortholo mew Adviser T ROW: L. hipe . Birosi Madouse O. Resh E. Quigg F. Zerf R. Eder F. Schaadr. SECOND ROW: H oudY L. Ernst, S. Friiz M. Ponfician Barnes J. Hartzell E. Laudenslager R Ernst, Mr, F. Kovacs, Adviser. THIRD ROW W. Ruch, A. Sousa, R. Comp, M. Sywenki N. Zimmerman, D. Diehl, R. Perdick, W Wavrek. CAMERA SHY: R. ScI1IauCh. Debate Madam Chairman, I-Ionorable Judge, Fellow Debaters: 'ne question for debate is 'Resolved-that the President of the United States should be elected by o direct vote of the people '. Everything except the topic was for- gotten as we entered lively discussions which kept gaining momentum all through the constructife speeches cross-examina- tions and rebuttals. With worry and uncertainty we await the decision of the iudge At last h verdict is announced and we breathe a sigh of relief The coveted victory is ours Draftsman Modern traditional or colonial? Whatever your plans are for your dream house of the future one of us may make the first draft and completed blueprint Protractors Tsquares and compass es the tools of our trade are efficiently used to reproduce obiects in miniature on paper Because of their neatness and accuracy our drawings claim the atten tion of all who see them Indeed one day we may well be designers of miracles in architecture HIY Y equals Why? Whether the questions are on the dos and donts of dating or the whats and whys of foreign policy we are busy trying to find the answers I'Iow do we find them? Taking the Y from the YMCA and bringing it I to the high school has been a big help By the time we ve all thrown in our opinions and carefully considered the suggestions of authorities we begun to see solutions to our problems fgias -. Q Youve got a point there Annamae -f ' No errors sonl Tho? may be the plan of your future home I wonder if I can get Dad s car for Saturday night FIRST ROW J Kern R Lobach F Beard J Howells R Schwenk R Schaffer T Meyer C Solomon SECOND ROW R Searfass R Solderlch R K lp E G G Schneclr H Kochenash L Kelm M Chureffa Mr W Helfrich Advlser THIRD ROW D Harrlng C Neumoyer D Melber D Unangsf M Molchany P Snyder D Oswald L Kerser FOURTH ROW R Ra rt D Kern J Murphy L Deursch Shlfferf L DerRohn R Sfauffer FIFTH ROW R Trefter D Davues L Howells L Peters CAMERA SHY A Rex L Wrughr FIRST ROW N Fiedler R Barfholomew mlcker F adl Iann I Kulhamer P Muller V Gllletie SECOND ROW V Dlefenderfer I Mlssmer D Nicholas A Fuedler J Weber J Thomas ks B Sche er L Guldner Bartholomew S Huber G Wotrmg D Dangler Mass O Dlefenderfer Adviser THIRD ROW R Schaffer P Vaughn J Prevozmk B Fassman B Buzza B Franfz Eberharf C Frlffs J Hufnlck R Huber P Lulush FOURTH ROW A Deufsch B Weaver J Fausl P Gelger M Loch S Klngcald G Eshbach T Sfelner R Smlfh P Fuller M Drehl R Haberern S Kremer J Fllyac CAMERA SHY M Hopkins FIRST ROW D Guldner D Horner C P nhclan B Mlfchell E Moll L uch E Krause N Morgan SECOND ROW A Krlvenslry D Lychak L Schlosser B Senneca J Muller B Hudak E Schlavone D Laudenslager L Mason C Remerf P Kyra Mass C Mosser Advuser THIRD ROW P Kremsner K Schaffer P Muller C acock D Evans A Kelm D Eck Koch J Pritchard T Kornhelsel G Ruce FOURTH ROW F Geiger L Bauder M Oswald M Schaadf E Dlefenderfer D Cope D Berfom L Nrcholas N Schrr macher J Hulbert M Gull FIFTH ROW J Ernsf P Balasclu S Krarzer S Bauer J Sfoppy N Saylor R Kennedy L Kerper P Sfeckel M Hull : . , . , 1 1 - 1 - , - 1 - , . . : . , . 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Junlor HI Y I wlsh we could someone sand And so we undertook an essentlal con structuon rob buuldnng a strong platform for Chrnstlan character Fo nts legs we used four strong planks the tour Cs clean speech clean sportsmanshup clean scholarshnp and clean luvnng A tloor of servuce was narled together wnth responsnbllnty cooperatuon and loyalty Our whxte cross of puruty ID thought and actnon centered growth s red trlangle for body mind and spent provtde the hnushung touches to our fnrst architectural achievement Senlor Trl HI Y Best toot forward' Thats us b sy bulldlng high standards of Chrnstnan character In our homes our school and our communuty We ve turned work Into play Fuxtng baskets tor those needy folks at Thanks discovered the 'oy ot guvnng Ivlendlng the Bnbles was fun too and we even supplled some new ones It has been sand that happiness IS contagious and so It IS for In spreading we were cover ed wnth It trom head to toe Junlor Trl HI Y Hey' Want for us' Some day were going to follow In your footsteps so let us help you wnth your work lt looks llke so much tun wont you show us how sts done Doing for others as we would have them do for us grves a pleasant glow of satrsfactuon We are standing on tvp toes to reach the hugh standards you have set Equipped with ambltton and enthusn asm some day soon we wall reach our goa Tus better to gave than to receive agree our Hn Y lads Y S 1 If I must say so I thunk we put on o fme show for the County Home folks Q Well! Thats another good deed to add to our 101 I I QT ' 1l ll ' ll ' , ' ' I . - 1 K . . - . . A I M , . r Q If 4 - , - ah. I I X- ! I ' ' ' , in , . . , , I O O - - . ' , u 1 1 ', . Y I . - yr YT my .r glvrng and Chrustmas tnme, we really - l 1 s 5 ' W ,L f , X I U I - - ' I l ' 5 , ' ' I I V A f fS 4 P ,- , ., . i t ' -Q il, .' ,- 'S' ' 1' . . . . u- V . f f . . . . V-YA, . 4, , l. gy ,. ' nn. 'I T ROW L Zleserl D Deu sch sch I Keppel F Frrlz A Roberi Slegfrled S Wagner SECOND ROW M y F Young J Arnold P M er Kochenosh B Eberhort M Butz E Snyder M Sufo Mr J Dunshrn Adviser THIRD ROW R Ronemus P Reimer M Keshel M Kofsch J Anthony C Kern D Barrel? R Wirth B Kunlcle FOURTH ROW L Grim L Snyder L Wormkessel R Holler A Gomez FIRST ROW P Poly M Gogel D Walters G Moyer I Newhort G Shnrmocher S Reimer N Anewal! SECOND ROW J Freeman J Sogonowlch K Reid I Sol A Sarko B Assed THIRD ROW V Ebert R Moyer B Enrnght CAMERA SHY E Madeyo Mr A Borger Advlser FIRST ROW B Koicher B Durf P Hahn lebenguth F oub Fle er Stoudt SECOND ROW B Muller R Wal lms E ODonneII D Rowlond B Koch Irne D Delfer J Lone M Klotz N erk Mr V Suppan Adviser THIRD ROW R c yr L R ch K Evans E Good Arey C Nodlg R Meclles M Geger FOURTH ROW C Strauss J Chopufa F Weber R Teucheri C Herman G Unorgsf CAMERAS HY J Eder C Schlrmacher R Tucker FIRS : . ' , . I 1 I-- Fri , . , , ' , . , M. ' ' , . . : . Ried , . , . , . ill , J. 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 . , . . 1 - : . , . ' , . 1 . , . , . , . 1 . , . . : . . I ' I ' I ' I 2 - 1 - 1 . 1 . , . , . I , . , . . : . 1 - I 1 - I 1 - ' derich, J. Bandura, J. Meckes, R. Posch, . , . . : . , . . , . 2 - . - 1 - 1 S. L' , . L , J. ' dl , S. . : . ' 1 . ' - - 1 ' , - ' 1 - 1 . 1 -B 1 . . , ' . : . Pu h , . u , . , . , R. 1 - ' , V , - T - I . 1 - 1 . 1 - I 1 - 1 - I - : . , . ' , Cosmopolitan FJ a gr wang up as we grow older lNe are learnrng to once and ust as rmportant how to act ot a dan e Everyone knows rt s smart t rnrnd hrs manners A peek into the tutu e e veals datrng days ahead so now rrgent ettorts are ln the makung rn orde ' d cover the do s and donts ot datrng All sugns pornt to happy uppe class men days because as under c assfn n ou trrne was wrsely spent gettrng know how for brrght thrngs rn our tut res Junior Dromahcs Theres no buslness luke show us: ness say these mmrature hams Our small try fund treadung the boards much to therr lzklng In tact several of them have been drscovered wrth therr heads rn the clouds and stars rn therr eyes Expenmentrng with plays talent shows and charades provrde these bud dung actors and actresses wnth opportunr tres for emotlng to theur hearts content lt wont be lang untll they are tullfledged hams and we hang a star on therr dress mg room Hobby Bang' A shot rings unto the arr the motors be-gun to hum and were ot' to the races Whrzzrng down the track they round each perllous turn then suddenly the screech ot brakes and CRASH another mldget racer colludes th an immovable shaft ot steel Our taces tnled with anxiety we streak toward the crash srte and vrew the damages Wrth a srgh ot relret we drscover the precrous toy auto has not been demolished an nts scrape wrth the hazardous leg ot a cafeterra charr O 0 . 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NNI. . . ., , . ,. , 4 FIRST ROW E Ruch S Howells C Shafer Hulbert J Krupa C Koehler S z zlnger M Kane SECOND ROW B Frey Schuler N Hnllegrass A Jacoby Do er P Marks B Frns P Kurzea Andrusky Mrs L Vagm Advuser THIRD ROW J Acker P Mohrey M Molme M Wescoe D Schamz M Transue D Keuper M Eberhardf M Shafnnsky G Fedor FOURTH ROW D Baer W Fiedler R ussman W Marhn A Solomon Schanfz R Bufz R Shafer CAMERA SHY J Basara L Slofflef FIRST ROW P Madea A Schlegel B Thomas J Holland S Morgan C Gelger T Boldlssar D Meckes SECOND ROW M Mohrey J Marhn B Monks J Schal ler B Koehler M Deulsch S Yosf M Radokowrtch S Hock R Wheeler THIRD R W E Stem B Budlos C Owen R Pruzlnslxy G Helnizelman V Ernst M Sywenlu L Moll L Rummel FOURTH ROW D Smnh M Nevuns B Tomaslc S Mond lack J Scherrer G Rhoads C Rule A Buss N Herman CAMERA SHY Mlss C Schadler Adviser FIRST ROW M Hulsa D Scholhs G rufz E Hudsco F Hllxs J Pup Gull M Rapchak SECOND ROW D Mond Fr erf Lewl G Mrk us Haas M Bartholomew B Lorrah J Beal M Cawufch Mrs J Mvsslmer Adviser THIRD ROW B Kelm D Rabenold P Pukanecz R Dlmler M Gonrkoslxy J Fedor R Walberf L Ehrev D Morushak J Delucla Llbrary For dreamers only reads The srgn on our magic carpet as It transports us on aur globe Trottlng expedltlon Our lmaglnatlon plus excltng books whiz us to The far corners of the earth Enchantlng sounds rung TH our ears and wonderous slghts greet our eyes as strange new worlds become realntnes in sparklnng dnscussuons of books and plays which we once regarded as dull and dusty Aladdnn s lamp lS ours as we Turn The pages and drift off into an excntung new expernence with adventures unlrmnt Needlework Knut one pearl Two Slowly uncer Taln fingers unravel The mysteruous secrets of The needle Which needle? IT makes no difference Jame as fascinated with The kllck kllck of The knlttlng needles while Ann pre ters a single chochet needle Sally sends her needle Through embroldery hoops and Aluce weaves Through her Tlny loom No Idle hands among These smart lasses as They look forward To the day when They will say proudly of Theur fun :shed products and l made nt wnth my own two hands' Newspaper Hold the press' Here come our cub reporters with their first scoop Busy weeks of Interviews and reporting assign ments ending wnth re writes and proof readungs have produced their dummy newspaper These Junior l-lsghers dug right into their assignments and came out wuth Top notch stones plus that priceless stuff called experience Their hard work will pay drvldends In know how when they become honest to goodness l-lu Lvtes staff members-and star reporters at that! f - -I l l These busy beavers help to keep our library In tuptop shape or Moms face will g ow with pride at The sight of darling s handiwork 'That article will really have the kids chatvering. 105 FIRST ROW W Ayers N Schoeneberger C Mlcklus S Unger D Sup J Vaughn D Lstzenberger E Gerhard SECOND ROW R Diehl T Solomon D Fndelman G Hacker R Schaffer R Wescoe R Wormak F Boblsch C Held R M h THIRD ROW A Molchany H Kolb P Nonnemaker J Harakal P Cassler A Kuklentz CAMERA SHY L Montanan W Pelfley Mr G Helnlclx Adviser T ROW D Smale Roman Welsbach E Rennlg D Gross F Whnte N Pontrclan J Snyder SECOND ROW E Howells R McFetndge E Matlka R Hemtzelman D Chuss H Gulkewlcz R Motsko C Beer V Sarmcky G Roth M P Rum Advuser THIRD ROW W Clark J Sommer D Koehler R New D Tuerk O Eberhart E Ruch R Genger G Tret ter G Schafer FOURTH ROW P Wasko J Sedovy L Waltz R Bortz J DvProper zlo B Diehl FIRST ROW D Stangle W Bechtold R Weiner J Wolf S Beldleman J Ebner T Paine G Stlchelbant SECOND ROW W Anthony R Zerfass J Evangelist E Fenner B Long R Lackner C Harding F Warren Mr R Kohler Adviser THIRD ROW J Rowland J Mltcho J Saganowlch J Saganowlch R Arnold M Faust A Krautsack : . , . 1 . , . , . , . 1 . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . vt . : . , . , . 1 - 1 . 1 - . 1 . , . , . . , . FIRS : . , R. , P. 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . Z . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 1 , . , . , . , r. . , . : . , - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . - , . . Z 1 , . , . , . , . - , . , 2 . , 1 , - 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 . , . . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . Collectors :ng oll col ecTo s He es rrao o leasure Island X rrark Tne s oT red Treasur l L Ts Jggln Vve ve sfruck someTlnung and su e enough T e f rf fm wrTh rare old cnms and sTorrps orcuen' s nes and Trrcky nrckno es e p n TT un our leusure Trme vvho sand collecnng Thrngs ffasnT ex CITIFTQQ We knofv ThaT u T1 n T so bei use weve uncovered The unfold Nealth of fun and TacTs burned mfhnn The collecfors pleasure chesT Hobby EnTer aT own rrsk sand The sngn so we peeked Through The keyhole and found ourselves looklng Info The barrel of o shoTgun As The door flew open lnfe and lrmb were ThreaTened by Toy auTos underfooT and zoomung airplanes overhead Here an The make belreve of l-lobby land The hunTer ns on an expedmon ouTo races and TrarJsconTunenTol flrghfs are mun1aTure realmes We have escaped The work and worry of Everyday lnTo a land of laughter and lersure where our dreams come True Travel See Amerlca flrsTl And ThaT 5 lust whaT weve been dorng We ve gone from The STaTue of Llberty To The Golden Gare Bridge from The GreoT Lakes To The Grand Canyon and The oddesT Thang abouT our Travels weve never lefT The class room We packed suncases wlTh rmoglna Tron and Then Took up our Travels wTTh movies Colored slndes Travel folders prcfures and maps We ve 1usT come back from The lvlardl Gras wonT you come wlfh us nexl Mme? Geel What a collechon arrows money money and more money These young enthusiasts have discovered The library IS useful In pursuing Thenr hobbies El Hope they travel as far as Mr Kohler has 107 Call' lv f I fy, o T C T T P V T 4 V ,rv ' J is bur' s e. e' sTorT fl lg. Yeol , ,gy-ri ' 1 . ' , I , , r ' 'S x VJ- A . 1 A Q- W' - lT's a botered old chosi O e lla. g ' ,l F' ,j - 5 '-T' ' T J T 'N , r I X ' ', -- XX. To , , . rn a, -N O, e 'T . . . X , - ,' ix . T s 's ' , , a ' . - , . Y . , , W'-V ll ' ll ' ' , , , , , , , , , .i.. , f l W T .E , T . ,, I , W5 Q , I fy , ,T ' I 'Q . hay' . Z '. ' - ' 1 gr .. f 4 ----- x M . ' i I 1 l 1 r A '.'.'. . , . wi r - , V. 7 T ' A ' , 20 Years Ago l934-somewhere we had To slow down, or be arrested for reclcless driving-our traffic Ticket was lhe depression- If Happened One Night drew us into The Theaires where we forgot our Troubles-The Dionne auinfupleis warrned our hearls. Whifehall fans were cheering Their baseball learn onto a championship-and the auditorium was pack- ed as seniors becarne Theatrical in Cyclone Sally -the rashness ol youth had passed at last-and now both our feel were on the ground, 4' ,.., 4 fx Xi fx. f f l Nl f ' N ' .ffl 7 W, .. 108 Sports 'Z 3 4- FIRST ROW Mr A Wagumun Mr R Snyder 53 yvw S Nevins M Wheeler Mr G Steckel SECOND ROW Mr R Steckel M D Bartholomew Mr L Nickel Mr W Puff Mr C Gockley Mr E Beldlemon Mr A Eberhort Mr D Krotzer Mr R Haines M P Grammes Athlehc Council 1939 sow the bnrth of the Athletuc Councul whose purpose at ns to plon ond dnrect the othletnc octuyu tres ot Whlteholl l-hgh School Thus group molces It possible tor Whuteholl to compete un both the LV l A A ond ln the P I A A It hos been provuded tor tn the Counculs con stututlon thot nts members sholl be the Superuntendent the Pnncupol three members ot the Boo d of Educo tnon oppornted by the presrdent ot the boord the toculty monoger und cooches ot tne xonous sports on olurnnus oppornted by the presndent ot the olurnnu ossocuotuon ond tnree cr more tocu ty members chosen by the councul e Athletrc Councnl sponsors ll t t e sports tootboll bo ketboll bosebol ond trock The gurls sport ot boslcetboll ns olso under their ousplces 110 Some of the lnttle known duttes of the Council ore to opprove cheerleaders student monogers schedules ond budgets Vorsuty ond JV letters ore ofvorded to othletes upon the recommendotaon of the cooch ond the opproyement ot the Councll Sweoters ore also gronted to sensors who hove re ceryed ot leost two vorsuty letters nn ony sport Dunng the 15 yeor hte ot the Athletrc Councnl there hos been only one presndent of the orgontzo tuon Mr Samuel Ne lns who IS olso Foculty Mon oger Tte successful tuncttun ng t thc Athletlc Councnl hos promoted O greoter Interest for those portncupot tn vo :ou s o s ono the specto ors f cheer tnem to vt tory - I CD , -4 'W Y. 9 A so Q - V, - X f , .r V, ' - ' s . ' ,, . , V ' ' w w gy . 'Q tiff, : . . , . . , Mr. . ' , r. J. , . . . : . . , r . , . . ' , . , ' , . . , . . ' , . . , . . , . . ' , r I O I . - I I . , . ,, . . , ,. . . X . , , A .. , r , F . I . . - . A . . , 1 1 ,A X O J . , , . f . r . , . . r Th ' ' - 3 o no motor mg the r s -p rf, - t thc ,- , s , , A , c . Coaches WlLLlAM'PlFF Football Jay Vee Basketball Track ROBERT STECKEL Basketball Football Assistant EDGAR BEIDLEMAN Baseball Football Assistant fl xfx l W W Nil O Basketball G Berner T lannelll L Denly J Chapuw P Krempcsky J Nnckel S I 1 I I 5 'V Managers Football FIRST ROW D Fohrmger L Kelser SEC UND ROW C Herman R Dlmler Tl'llRD ROW O Resh P Krempasky W Madouse FOURTH ROW J Nickel E Heflelflnger Baseball T. lannelli, E, Laudenslager, L. Keiser, W. Madouse, E. Heffellinger. Footiaall WWW: idk .-A 'I928 Team FIRST ROW A Wertman E Koch W Acker H Musick R Vandergrlft SECOND ROW L Binder W Klngcald E Gehrls E Bortz R Schlegel J Sadler L Brown P Malloy THIRD ROW Mr G Lawson Coach M Malloy P Handwerk A Freund G Butz E Jordan L McNally A Slttler Mr C Gockley Faculty Manager Plgskln Adventures Ktclcoff Time' ln l929 Coach George Lawsons eleven underclassmen became the bud that flourlshed Into today s powerful machnne Mr Samuel Nevnns Took the relns In l93l and started hvs conquest of the Lehtgh Valley League Hts Team s vnctnms Included Nazareth Palmerton and Northampton as They steaduly grew tn power Our football heroes and thelr new coach Mr Joseph Foran were guests of honor at The fnrst Football Banquet rn l937 When football season roll ed around The next year stxty three prospective can drdates answered Coach Forans call to actuon Thus some year found Whltehall playtng :ts fnrst night game ID a sea of mud at Stroudsburg In l94l the tragedy of Pearl Harbor struck and extended tts long reach To Whztehalls coachung Staff When Mr Foran recetved greetlngs from the President Mr Gordon Craig stepped into his shoes only to be caught tn The arasp of the draft board after one season Mr Robert Mushrush was head man for the two years that followed AT the helm snnce l944 we fund Mr Wnllnam Puff who has ptloted the Zephyr crew to an envtable spot an league competttton Mr Puffs boys presented hum wnth a certlflcate of achteventent IH l952 Co champtonshnp of the Lehngh Valley League Our Zephyrs turned In a pralse worthy perform ance durtng thelr undefeated season of l953 Unfortunately two ties were Included an the tally and prevented our boys from attanmng the league champuonshup Heres hoprng The 54 team can de llver the oveted trophy unto Wlllte Puffs deserving hands 'Q ,Mg ft mv' ' 'ew i V L .V ' f ' , , , 7 v ,,. . A L' J C. .N J , , ,. , , , -X ' ,X 5 , ' ' ,- Q s 1 A V L! , , Y K gf ff' I, , j .Q t W I in ,fx F, A ' A V C , 'v' .k c r , ,wc .. ' 42 -? . M .Q T -. , , : . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , , - , - , - , - - r - - , 1 - , - . . . , . , . , . , . . , . I O . . , . . . . . , . I c . , . . - I . , . . . . . 1 1 . , . . . . , I - - , . , . . , . . . . . - 1 . , . . , . I , f . . . . , . . . , . - H . H -an-gg 1953 Team FIRST ROW W Schrader W Kincaid G Lackner C Roth .I G rman R Merkle R Berner T Lulush D Buss R Kelser THIRD ROW Mr W Puff Head Coach R Ernst G Berner J McFetrldge T Roberts D Wuchter Mr E Beldleman Asslstant Whutehall Hartzell R Schuler M Payonk H Koehler SECOND ROW C D Way H Frankel R Fuscher G Moats R Koze D Kra er Chaputa S Burda S Wlrth K Weukel L Dneter N James R Coach M R Steckel Assistant Coach Season Results Lettermen Quakertown Shllllngton Palmerton Nazareth Northampton Lehlghton Stroudsburg Slatlngton Catasauqua Emmaus Opponents Rnchard Berner Donald Buss Harvey Frankel Charles German Ruchard Kelser Davud Kratzer Thomas Luklsh Richard Merkle Ray Tremba Wayne Ktncand Rnchard Koze George Moats Ronald Schuler George Berner Charles Roth David Way Henry Koehler l RICHARD BERNER Fullbuck ALL VALLEY Seco nd Tea m F' THOMAS LUKISH Quarierback ALL-VALLEY First Team P RICHARD KEISER Center CHARLES GERMAN Righr End ALL-VALLEY Firsi Team 5 7 C , ,R .ak , Coach Piff, second from left, prepares for the coming game wivh his assisianis Robert Sieckel, Dale Bartholomew and Edgar Beidleman. DONALD BUSS Leff Guard -4 ,- l. DAVID KRATZER Leff End ALL-VALLEY First Team x Merkle C141 says Out of my way bud nn the Northampton game Whltehall Quakertown Whitehall Palmerton Whitehall 7 Quakertown 0 WHS OHS Fsrst Downs Rushnng Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense Whntehall 41 Shllllngton 21 WHS H First Dofxns Pushxng Yardage 4 Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passe Completed Total Offense Whitehall 27 Palmerton 0 WHS First Downs Rushnng Yardage Passlng Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense Whitehall 27 Nazareth 7 WHS NHS Frrst Downs Rushnng Yardage Passnng Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense PHS ' 13 5 A 11 6 ' 264 138 ' 218 94 ' 83 10 ' 91 0 15 6 15 11 8 2 9 0 347 148 309 94 Whitehall - Shillington Whitehall - Nazareth S S ' ' ' 10 7 ' 14 9 A 37 107 ' 288 202 ' 84 75 ' 136 16 7 12 11 7 s 4 4 9 2 458 182 424 218 118 5 ol E ma game Whltehall Northampton Whltehall Stroudsburg Whitehall T3 Northampton 13 Furst Downs Rushung Yardage Passmg Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense WHS NHS Whltehall Lehlghton Whitehall 48 Lehnghton 0 Fnrst Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense WHS Whutehall 7 Stroudsburg 7 WHS H Fnrst Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense Whltehall Slatlngton Whltehall 34 Slatnngton 6 WHS H First Downs Rushung Yardage Passmg Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense 4 'S ' ' ' , ,, U' A sr . ' ' Q li' A g X 3 Y - , t if Vw 9 I 1. ' F ' Q . 4 - 4 1 14 , 9-Q T 3 1' - 'Eze-T - . A . g la Let g yells Berner in the m us . S S ' l5 7 ' 9 7 ' 333 227 ' 85 108 ' 120 50 ' lIO O I6 4 T5 3 9 2 5 O 453 277 195 lO8 LHS S S ' lO 4 ' l7 5 ' 403 l29 ' 3l9 94 ' 79 56 ' 63 40 3 l4 13 13 2 4 6 3 482 l85 382 l34 119 llisi N mind l-TOYS l 90' I Walt me a ou d ag will yo 9 Wheres you saddle co boy? Too hof fo ha dlel Whitehall Catasauqua Whitehall 32 Catasauqua 7 First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Ya dage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense WHS Whitehall - Emmaus Whitehall 44 - Emmaus 7 First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense WHS 13 322 73 9 5 395 CHS EHS 5 138 62 22 3 2OO Individual Scoring Berner 9 German 5 Koze 8 Merkle 7 Lukish 4 Kratzer 4 Marks 2 Schuler l Koehler l Sch rader l Fischer Csafetyl Totals 45 A 2 23 l O O O O O O O 26 TOTAL 56 53 49 42 24 24 l2 6 6 6 2 280 Basketball 1 1925 26 Team FIRST ROW P Srttler J Forun J Ross: SECOND ROW M C Gockley Coach H Ebe hat J Nckel R Snyder THIRD ROW N We ser Ma ager C Frantz G Steckel Preslde 7 of AA R Long T Du les J Geo ge Court Chronicles Theres the tapotfl Under the dlrectton ot Mr Clarence Gockley Whntehall made nts court debut In the 1925 26 season For the next two years Whnte hall cagemen were guided by Mr Harry Repp Mr George Lawson stepped unto the coachtng spotlight In 1929 and whale coachtng he led two clubs to vnctory In the Moravian lnvltatuonal Basketball Tournament During the 1936 37 season Mr Samuel Neyms cagemen became known as the Zephyrs the prtze wnnmng tag ot a team narnnng contest Through 1937 45 the names Foran R Steckel Crang E Steckel and Putt appeared as coaches ln 1945 with the return ot Mr Robert Steckel Whntehalls basketball fortunes attained unprece dented henghts That year the Zephyrs stood at the head ot the Lehigh Valley League Flntshmg an sec ond place for the tollownng seasons the Zephyrs rebounded unto ttrst place un the 1948 49 carnpaugn Johns Torba Holland Blum and Smale wrote bas ketball history that year as they won the coveted Dustrnct Xl Champtonshnp Wuth the bulk of the champnonshup team return :ng the following year the team was dtsappolnted an tnnnshung In second place tn league competutton but they recetved some consolatuon by wunnmg the Rockne Hall lnvntatlonal Tournament Bucktng stuff competutuon the long awauted 1953 54 squad wound up an second place whale comptltng a 15 4 record Thus another chapter was added to Coach Steckel s book ot success 'I953 54 Team FIRST ROW G Gillespie C Ge ma T Luk sh R Ke ser SECOND ROW Mr R Steckel Coach J Nckel Manager A So sa R Bundle W Klumek G Moats C We ser R Berner R Merlrle L Deily Manager CAMERA SHY A Busko R Schuler Season Results Whitehall Opponents Nazareth Caplay Palisades Allentown Emmaus Lehighton Stroudsburg Palmerton Catasauqua Slatlngton Northampton Emmaus Lehlghton Stroudsburg Palmerton Catasauqua Slatlngton Northampton 123 Lettermen Richard Berner Charles German Gerald Gillespie Richard Kenser Thomas Lulcish Richard Merkle William Marks George Moats onrad Weiser 96 48 89 58 ' A 9l ' 32 ' A 7l Alumni 64 William Klimek 58 64 ' 74 60 ' 70 ' 46 ' ' 68 64 54 53 C ' 57 47 53 ' 60 80 50 42 49 49 ' 46 56 53 56 5l 62 49 55 ' 60 8l 58 CHARLES GERMAN ALL-VALLEY , THOMAS LUKISH f - Forward ,. W , ALL-VALLEY ,N TN . 4. f if fx La. A - 3 1 T 3k'o'oiM 1 FtT S y i.-- 1, xx 3' Second Team va ga Q-Q. Q, F . -E fi-Sy' 1 Y., 4 X -Q I A 'K e X X Q M M ' 1 L' G W T f ' G f 7 G coNRAo welsen J f N.. Forward f 1 3 ' T ? F335-Q55 3, RICHARD KEISER ' N A 'Pix 3 Guard nf wx 4. ' . 33 , xii . Ygx . 1 fx- if if 'fy RICHARD semen T Guard oh 4. i 1,1 ROBERT STECKEL Couch A. N 'fv , , ' T 1 Q kj - X Y' 5 J M , f wg v v I L , KX ' L WILLIAM KLIMEK Guard GERALD GILLESPIE ' M Forward 'X Q Lu Q .lvl X Y X5 I Q1 Y' ' -X NX 4 .. L' N RICHARD MERKLE Forward Are Slcmngton ploy rs and L k sh try g to mfclte the Globetrot?ers'9 else 61sc1ys O m cMo Statlstlcs of the 1953 54 Fou ou s Fou rv Goss Goo s Tmed C TT Lu 1 H Welser S Bw ko Bamd'e Y 586 642 585 452 472 3 7 53 500 DZM gh. O I 3 1 F 1 NC: 'Q 1 ' P T : GU' on Sr. 89 152 . X N5 lbs. Sr. 61 95 . D S ' Sr. 38 65 . Berner Sr, 33 73 '. Merkie Sr. 25 53 , 5' ' XM ,, 3 Ke ser Sr. 24 62 23. , I f Mem 11. 12 34 3 . 3 , 14 111-E1 51. 5 16 31,3 I. Marks 50. 2 2 WSJ . X' S 11, 3 5 60.0 A Jr. I 2 1 . Sousa Jr. O O O O G1 'eepie Sr. 1 4 2513 5:m1er Jr. O 2 OC K ' r 3 , , uf of y w y, urice!' TO'CJ1S 224 565 - .2 126 One of the many p ac? ce sess o s Whitehall Varsity Fueld Tofal Ave per Goals Points e 1262 ss Ga mes Game 1952 1436 1031 595 594 4 4 225 O75 O53 O 6 000 66 42 I Youll never make nt To bey to ments Be O O ' .R b. A. 141 371 175 45 19 . 111 283 147 52 19 . 79 196 123 69 19 . 40 113 45 61 19 . 41 107 31 34 18 . 34 92 38 40 19 .8 19 50 44 8 18 2.66 9 23 12 9 15 1.53 5 12 2 4 8 1,50 3 9 2 1 4 . 1 3 1 0 4 A 1 2 1 0 4 .1 0 1 O 3 6 .1 0 0 0 1 1 2. 484 621 327 . ' ', r f FIRST ROW G Lackner J Somme W Ma ks D Way R Fahrlnger E Jacksts SECOND ROW G Berner Manager J apta Ma ager T Ondush L Howells D Ld g th ru o ues r Pl Coac Krempasky Manager Jay Vee Team Season Results Leftermen Whutehall Opponents Nazareth Palzsades Varssty W Club Emmaus Lehnghton Stroudsburg Palmerton Catasauqua Slatmgtorm Northampton Emmaus Lehnghton Stroudsburg Palmerton Catasauqua Slatmgton Northampton 128 Michael Brusko Edward Jacksuts David Ludwng Thomas Ondush Charles Roth Davud Way Ch u , n 5 . , . , . u wi , H. Koehler, C. Ro , M. B sk , D. Dav' , M. 58 28 4 40 Coplgy 37 Henry Koehler 51 ' 27 l l 37 ' H 32 44 28 56 l 37 A 47 30 46 42 58 39 45 ' 46 45 34 56 44 60 ' 42 45 35 67 51 34 32 63 ' 49 44 57 ...-.. ..,.,,,.,.. 1 . , 1, 4'5,.,wigwjQ 2, 2 A'-1 - Baseball X 5051 K , 1 3' ,gm X A J 'A-in AXE l1 lL 'll 7-ug F-'x f tea' s ea 500 'fl ,.,.f-o :- inf 1-La, 35' -1.5 ,... 1 ..:. f L- 1922 Team 1Frrs1 Avallable Phofogrcphl FIRST ROW S Haake W Brown C Weuser M Danner J Smnh SECOND ROW E Hoffman Manager J Ludwig S Nevins Mr C Gockley Coach P Hartman P Wescoe A Esiock Diamond Performances Eahe Up Gellmg c n-ea starr nh schoo oy ups al wucwa T earn vxas orgamz 1905 Candmons however were 5OVT16VxlWC1TClIl1EV6l1l m aa S rrs 5 a, 11' our a coach and n UIVT lc rlholomew c tells u crushed slrafvoerr w J + r Q CK Q Q C cr n read o' 1 o Q, D vrany Tunes rpe :mo has cf n pocxels to Ju casmon ll 1 a has Team s Q fl art 1 1 the game ' r f lam Teams vo n 1 92, 1 vw Hcrry Repp at tr-e helm, where hc 1 1 1 ' 1929 fhcn Mr Gforge Lawson be ' acw Du ,ng ' e e yr ars Whnehal' was , rr g 'or me baseball power fvhlch was To come . 1 fa hrs coaching caree m1932,Mr Samuel Nevms Took charge and by 1934 Whnehall had rrsen To The league champlonshxp However he had Yo wal? elghr more years umll 1942 for has next champrons Our baseball fortunes were at a hxgh level during The war years ln 1947 with Curt Sum mons domg most of the work the Zephyrs agaxn won The league trophy Alter nineteen years of coaching Mr Nevnns Turned hrs mle over to lhe present leader of fhe Zephy s lvlr Edgar Bendleman In his fnrsf year 1951 Beudlemans team regnstered a 52 record ID The league and followed with Two seasons of 4 3 records The 1954 season ended an success, as The Zephyrs finished second only to Slatnngton, Drs rnct XI Champions Baseball IS QUITG a Tradmon at Whufehall, and as fume and Tradmon go on, Whitehall wnll once agam prove that I1 ns the home of champnons nw' fi' .' f ' .' 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Fran Ea , 1 , ' . , ' A - a pn her in 1905, ' fs ms 'c , ' y ' , ' -mic-rn, '7rra-lel l .s 1 arpnlon. . 192C sa.-. ffr, Cl 1 e,.:e Goirdey as We ' r - fl ' ' , . ' mar. .n l,'.'l:1feh':ll's coaching life up W- '1 , ' ' Cecl-ploy, himself, do d' '- . ' s sl y r, '. ' , ' ' , , f' lcv. has and an cc ,' 1' ball lor ' . ' ' ' - ' The rga-l J1U,lllG 'Lacrel' icle e 'f lost, , ' - . Q- ,Q a Walt, ,ma 5 ' . uld lol in a ' seat' Lf. ' ' ' 'T' 130 94' X FIRST ROW R Gontkosky A Sousa W Marks C Weiser W Fedlo C German A Bult J Herman R Temba SECOND ROW W e er D Lud g e s G THIRD ROW D Q Igg D Fat zinger J Sedovy R Klock N Zmmerman FOURTH ROW Mr E Be dlema Coach W Season Results Whitehall Opponents Palisades Nazareth Palmerton Palisades Northampton Central Catholic Emmaus Reading Lehighton Coplay Stroudsburg Northampton Catasauqua Slatington Kl mek D Way R Bundle Lettermen Albert Bult Gerald Fabian Walter Fedio Harvey Frankel Charles German James Herman William Klimelc Walter Schlener Ray Tremba Conrad Weiser Wilbert Schrader Elwood Quigg William Marks David Ludwig Robert Gontkoslcy Jack Sedovy , 'X Z WILUAM KLIMEK N Furs? Base GERALD FABIAN Pncher 4. JAMES HERMAN Third Bose EDGAR BEIDLEMAN Coach 2 CONRAD WEISER Center Fueld NJ! WALTER SCHLENER Plfcher S- . , ' X . dh 5 Q 'jf' , . 1 Q 'M ou 5 W f ' 1 .5 , 4 ' 5 X 3 - 13' A 1 5 RAY TREMBA PIfChBl' 24' HAR JEY FRANKEL Putcher ALBERT BULT Second Bus 133 WALTER FEDIO Sher? Stop ,..a CHARLES GERMAN Catcher VFW -I 'EV ' I 1 'F six X vs 3 s :si 1- . J .4 U Flu I V I I ' ,F 494' W , .1 W Y f '4 9, x4L .Lv 'Q ' E ' I . f , A 'Q ,ri -A FHJ1' nu 'V 'nn Player German Weiser Kltrnek Feduo Schrader Marks Trernba U T Ludwig Prospects I ok b ght fc a s ccessful s ason Batting Averages In the L V I A A Batting Av Posmon Catcher Center Fueld First Base Short Stop Rnght Fneld Thurd Base Putcher Second Base Left Field Complete Pltchmg Records Tremba Frankel Way Gontkosky Fabian adN Leoue Won os Track 'S'-RS-1 cvs- S4as:w iF-lxnkil QM - Wysbfii 1. 4' Kim MA 'A by., 44 uf x4 Q, VA. ' 1949 Team fFurst Avallable Photographl FIRST ROW B Saganowlch H Roth C Homes E Haberern R Graumenz R Yost T Case C Bowen J Dem er E Mvcklos R Hess Mr W Puff Coach SECOND ROW D Moyer L Hoffman D Dnehl D George G Schultz THIRD ROW R Mohrey E Naravas R Moyer R Frantz H Barnes CAMERA SHY H Beudleman B Hlcks W Maddox J Meeko E Snyder Spike Story On Your Mark' Gsyung the go signal ID T946 was Mr Wllllam Puff who today stall coaches the valleys newest and tunest group ot clnder men Whrtehall cannot even boast track so Interest had to be built slowly But Coach PIII proteges 'aye put the ltd on the most successful season I als y ung blossornrng track hrs ory neo etrwg an o era record of 6 2 the Zephyrs cap u ed The Lehugh Vol ey League CharnpTor'shup aonngt rough league cornpetn toon undefeated The c nnake ' err a ready banner season by addung ne ler Tgr Va ley Track 8 red Meet Charnpuonshup to TITDIV cullectuon ot ylctortes Tue team compr sed n dst , or semors n ts u u en p actlcolly every reco ct I ltehall s record book Rlch Berner hlgh scorer or tr c season yynth 9I counts ran unrle eated all season the mule brea v Dar ,f onnell s tvw festr c cl mark Tom lu r rne umper of the quad r s oroken the poe aut and hrgh rump marks held prevlously by George I-lartzell and Lee I-loftman Ru h Me-rkle and Daye Kratzer the speed of the squad broke the TOO and 220 yard dashes both formerly held by Tucker Washutsko Don Kohler a Inrst year man on the squad bettered the 440 yard run Feld by I-la old L h Due to the superb teamwork of the mule relay team the tour year old record was lowered a tull hye seconds George 'Vlhats the mainstay of the team broke bot the arscuss and shut put records asrly het erlng the old ma ks held by Nelson NNalters and Nell I-Int Inger I-le vas the only clnderrnan to place In rut or c rn etrn rut te o Tr nt tr I the state we cre rs TIN an the dns us Who Null tll the shoes of these record hreoktng thnnclads7 lt your challenge Whutehalr tudents records :kr rc s Aere rnade to be broken' . 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T 1 N ' I Q ' A '- , V .. ' - ' T , IIT s 3' Tau' l It I - -IW ,e Q t out ' ' f' cu 1 ' l ' F' I r ' . , T T Q . . , W. . . , , T . y T l , 5, R fo, lf 'M ff, 'srak Drs? 'c XI, id 2 p T g h tl t p Te y- -To 'n r 'n .Rh '. n . Thu- ,l,pl:, dto'r Ac T . . 5 . J , W . , T I , T , , , T T .J V , . . I n ' , kltg ' T 's , ' 'S S tnt OD ' 'V y . ' . . k'sl', - l 5 le, - . T' s Q s o, hd, ' ' I I 136 NZ VY f 1954 Team FIRST ROW R Koze R Bern r D Kraizer T Lulush R Kelser D Buss R Merkle SECOND ROW R Mats M Sto cl? G Moals J Sommer D Kohler L Rtter M Payo k THIRD ROW Mr W Pff Co ch F Klchen J Ha 1 ell W K ncald E Heffelf nger R Rabenold R Parvel R Slrack Manager CAMERA SHY H Koehler G Lackner Whliehall 602 Lehigh Valley League Champions Season Results Leffermen Bethlehem Emmaus Lehighfon Nazareth Palmerfon Northampton Parkland Lehigh Valley League Track Championship L.V.l.A.A, Track and Field Championship Oprlonenls l Richard Berner Donald Buss Richard Keiser David Krafzer Donald Kohler Thomas Lukish Richard Merkle Richard Koze George Moors Henry Koehler George Lackner 'S WILLIAM PIFF Coach 'T Ns -..,,-.Ss-6 THOMAS LUKISH Jumper 51' f, RICHARD KEISER DONALD BU S S Siudenf Trumer Siudent Manager 138 o? 'r 2, - '1 , 2' ,L f I 455 3 6. X, . I A S ,I Q Y' f '1 A I' . I' -nl.. , 'Z it tlggf W ,IE fl I ' TI wwf .U 5 1 1 .1 V R D P H-If: BLRNEQ Relay team wins In Northampton meet Half mule run In Lehlgh Valley Meet wmzr, ,M 4'-Q32 Event 100 Yd Dash 220 Yd Dash 440 Yd Dash 880 Yd un Mule Run Pole Vault Hugh Jump Broad Jump Duscus Shot Put Mule Relay Up and overl Berner easily takes the mule Track Records Record Holder Tlme or Dustance Rlchard Merkle Davrd Kratzer 23 O Donald Kohler 54 7 Rnchord Mohrey 2 O Rnchord Berner 4 54 Thomas Luklsh Thomas Lukrsh Rlchard Hortzell 2 George Moats George Moats 48 101 Koh er Kratzer 3 41 4 Berner Merkle Year 1954 1954 954 1950 1954 1954 1954 1949 1954 1954 1954 lndlvldual Scoring Name Ponnts Berner Moats Luklsh Merkle Kratzer Koze Kohler Koehler Lackner Kitchen Kmcoud 2 YR: xl' Girls' Sports 1925 26 Team FIRST ROW J Laub A Frey M Ga alla E Schaadt M Bohnls SECOND ROW M Leh N Welser Manager D Gruver M Humphreys E Bohnls M Yost THIRD ROW Mr C Gockley Coach L Roth O Brown G Mrtchell Court Chronology Jump Ball' The gals made thenr furst nnvasnon upon the center throw lnne back an the 192526 season wlth Mr Clarence Gockley mappung out the strategy For the next two years Mr Harry Repp was nn charge but the losses were usually out maneuvered by thelr more experienced opponents However they cltd wln two amazlng vnctorles at the expense of undefeated Ernmaus and L hlghton durung Repps last year Reachung their peak IU the l928 29 season with Gladys Muller and Mr Geo ge Laws rt rn command the gals were so gooa the fans were more unte ested ID seenng the gals games tnan those of the boys A champnonshnp trophy was h rewc. d of retr sea son of hard play t con ent vt ww mg e league tntle they shattered Allentown s wtnnnng streak of 2 years ln l932 the orders were given by Coach Dorothy Gruver and an 1935 a change an command brought Elma Haupt to coachxng power From 39 to 47 all was qunet on the Whttehall front ln l948 Mass Edrth Mellner brought the team back unto competutton wntle Mlss Sa a Charles ted the gurls unto battle from 50 to 53 Under the sha p eye of Mtss L Carol Mosser thts years team showed great Improvement We re all hoping that future teams may regaun the promlrtence of former years .- : . , , , . v , . , . '. 1 . , . ' , 5 . , , , A . - L2 l . , . . , , ' e ' ' Mrs, Eleanor Marks supervised their training in l949, , r , , F , . . I . H Y X C , Y . I 1 . ' ' ' e 1 t 'r tli ' - . . . No u t fth t Hn' th 142 1953 54 Team FIRST ROW N Schumacher I Mssmer B Qu gg J Yosl J Hocles B Wescoe MlssL Mosser Coach SECOND ROW V Kochenash M Bvrosk A Wa rek M Schaffer THIRD ROW Managers M Mssmer S Chu eric S Laude slage Season Results Emmous Central Catholic Polmerton Cofcsouquo Slolmglon Allenfown Central Cothollc Emmous Allentown Pcllmerton Cotosouquo Slotmgton 143 Whifeholl Opponems 38 80 40 ' 72 54 67 38 45 60 ' 43 51 62 22 ' 44 55 54 51 55 49 57 52 56 53 ' 36 t na -4 aim' ease 1.-me 1953 Team IFIFSI Available Phofographj FIRST ROW J Bortz R Helfrich M Bohar S Graumenz F Schadl L Brmkman I Shambo J Mondrnck R Kunkle Mr R SfecIceI Coach SECOND ROW R Shaffer? N Shoemaker D Kressley D Nrcholas L Kraynek C Barrett THIRD ROW M Johns P Geiger B Neupauer N Genger V Kochenash A Wavrek B Wescoe FOURTH ROW B Qungg J Hades I Mussmer M Bnrosuk V Makovsky FIFTH ROW D Churetia D Krupa D Galgon Diamond Experiences PIay BaIII Irs been Iaur ye s sInce ' Girls ase- new coach, I-IeIpIng The gaIs Ia finish anarher sua aaI ra rice anighf' was CIEA y Coach Robert cess UI season was some Iine Irfnrg by Bar ara 'ec ,. - and 'rhase gas reaf, n ,fed baII, 'iescca Bar ra ai ans Cnnnie akisn. U R ckmg up an n ee-aes 'eccra ' ner ' ne Mai- V f'n'I over e I' ' ,VI I- 13 ,x - seasfn, we 305595 prove. mr ry Aere nf e D s - case a U ' ' s fase E .fre es- 'Weir .aI aiarrand fa stay. u, a A 1-e sue, they came ap arm aefe fC The rands af Nc'fI'arn Yan. CIJC1 '11 'A -ez ?a rezs-11' ' 1 per'crn'ance. Tne 'earns Ip are a s 1 ic 'I as sr' .Q r-gJ ar cs rear If Iaakcc I -V'-1-4- 'as f.ere ga' g rar s, 'r' H' .fre am If 'C s s , are Q 'Q 'Q 'f wether earner ' s cas rr- in we seasa 's 'rw' ag' JTi2,,L,C1'IC?T. fr U2 s . arcund n M Q rr 4, wagedy wack - starr: Urarfs fem: Tai ,fne .' 'p naifr C .111 wnzrsn, 'eac I .sncrete Ks I ' as jf: , Irs? ce eat, 'ans rrarne an ance eatcd seascn We 54 scascn sal. :fps , Qc 'sr M ser as I 144 Glrls 1954 Baseball Team FIRST ROW B Wleand S Oswald S Rlecly L Mason B Wescoe D Mahka A Haas G Muklus A Bauder J Borfz P Fischer SECOND ROW D Krupa M Saga? D Churelia I Mnssmer A Wavrek J Kern B Qulgg N Shoemaker L Zleserl J Frlclcerl M Siegfried THIRD ROW M Blroslk A Sfoudl B Dax N Schumacher V Makovsky F Schadl FOURTH ROW G Gosslck D Galgon J Repko V Kochenash S Mullen Season Results Whnfehall Opponents Northampton Northampton Nor'rhampTon Coplay Coplay Northampton 145 ' ! I6 I5 I7 I4 ll 9 6 O 31 7 4 7 SENIORS BASKETBALL MISS L CAROL MOSSER Manly Schaffer Mnldrecl Burosuk Ann Wavrek Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Vnrgunna Kochenash 11' PQ xr xx? SENIORS BASEBALL FIRST ROW Darlene Golgon Gerfrude Gosslclc Ann Wavrelx Mlldred Burosnlx Vrrgmlc Kochenaslm SECOND ROW Judy Repllo Vnrgmua Makovsky Sara Mullen 1-16 'A 1 is 1 ,, ,NV 4, V . 4 , 4 , - N X 1 X I ll' H' 4 4 z ' ' L 1 x x K 3 5 x xx 1 9 -1 I F' X S .. K' '- ' A S iwf ,, f LW ' 7 f X M 0 ,sl 1 In K 'J af - - N . wi , L t l V x x Q H I X -Xl. . - YK' 1- ,A , ' . ' A v I . - 1 U xv X X 1 Dorothy Chu ettc Down Dangler Patrucna Geiger Loss McDonald Darlene Galgon Constance Lukush Faye Golley CAMERA SHY Carol Barrett Cheerleaders Ray Team' Elght pretty packages of pep tricky maroon and gold wrappung provlde the spark of nnsptratlon needed to spur our Zephyrs onto victory Whrppmg up grandstand enthusiasm In the long they stand under the glare of ltghts ln center court promls ng thenr team You make the baskets well make the noise Brnsk autumn breezes fund the gals un warm gold sweaters matchung their maroon and gold pleated skirts For their stunt Indoors they trade sweaters for gold blouses decked wnth maroon collars and cu s Indoors or out thenr boundless energy results IH an amazing variety of arm motuons lumps somer saults and cartwheels as thenr dazzlnng whnte bucks spend more tame ID the our than on the ground Abandonlng their megaphones they qulckly fall have become therr speciality Now they star the Crowd into a frenzy of excitement lust In time to lend encouragement to thenr boys at the crucial moment Hoarse throats and achmg backs wall be among their souvenirs but they dont seem to mind e crowds love them and to them game trme wnthout cheerleaders would be luke Apnl wnthout showers . ' in ' ' autumn sunlight, it's We want a'touchdown. Before into unusual formations of letters and circles, which , ' . . . I . . - , V . -A ff . ' ' ' . . 147 10 Years Ago l9-4-4 - Arnerico wos in trouble up to her neck - D-Doy mode World Wor Il o forbidding ospect - Gnd f-nferlcons put Roosevelt in the White l-louse tor his toath terrn. fit g'oduotion time the closs ot '44 ot Whitehol ' -,f,' os venus tv.fer'-yrtive rrenfoers - these boys wore lfholci ond blue insteod ot cop ond gown - while they fought tor dernocrocy, those who stoyed behind orgonized o smoll scole dernocrocy - the Student Council. Middle oge wos beset by problems - ond now in Comtortoble :noturlty we eornestly sought their onswers. QNXX yffig l Mp, X 1 3 x if x - A 1. Efgw-1 :...- WLS ': ..7' l -:-1'-31'-Q' 45 -' . fe X ,xx 4--GN' 'g - 2 . ' f r - fs t , li. N. - .xx . I - I, 3 - x , i xx ' 1, 'f i X f l 'X f , x X5 ,.N A g b l 2 6 BW l F 'kYR'l:m.raEnx+xvxax'ilf-'K' 148 fehiix Combined Arts . , ' i V I , 1-' f . ' ' L. Q, , ,I Hb. --.nv K f B ft, I 936 37 Band CORNETS B Brooks I. Hoffman H Long F Mantz S Stryker B Theuss H Wulluams J You g HORNS W Heuntzelmon H Musselman R Wulluams CLARINETS R l.eh V Suppan C Warmkessel SAXOPHONES M Becks C Hankee C Newhard J Sierner O Wulluams TROMBONES N Ross I Warmkessel BASS HORN W Everett DRUMS T Eberltardt K Fusher E Wueder CYMBALS C Newhurt DIRECTOR Muss M Grammes Instrumental Records un Bang Boom Clang Struke up t e band' Puttung the uest and spuce of a band unto Whutehall was accomplushed by Muss Mae Grammes and her 25 band members un 1936 A welcome addutuon to basketball games and gym exhubutuons they gave theur peak performance un a sparklung Sprung Concert l94O brought Mr Joseph Clement to of Whutehalls uunuor senuor hugh band durectorshup whuch has club under the proucct of purchasung unuforms and unstruments for the young now trupled un suze An ambutuous band Presudent Mrs Ellen Deuley undertook musucuans A new member was welcomed unto our musucal curce as a 'azz band put Whutehall unto the swung of thungs Leadung the snappy Wl-'S band from 1943 47 was Mr Lewus Howells lu' I94! the baton passed D to Mr John Walter who has held ut ever sunce Fallung unto step for parades and football games our band has earned an excellent reputatuon Theur Sprung Concert and the brass and saxophones of the Brass Chour combuned wuth the chumes and vubraharp at the Annual Candle Lught Servuce have delugbted auduences for many years Superuor musucuans of Whutehall band members are confurmed by theur frequent appearances at Eastern Dustruct Band and Orchestra festuvals and the honor of membershup un the State Band Whether marchung down Maun Street to Stars and Strupes Forever standung at attentuon whule playung the Alma Mater before kuck off tume or performung upon the concert stage they are part of Ameruca they are the Hugh School Band' H ----W V ,U- ..........,..1.......,-. - . l : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . n . 1 , u , . . : . , . , . . : . , . , . 1 , . . : . , . . : . . : . , . , . . 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I 'o m ? 1 P ma. 1- I' I, an Awaits? 4 'b.-A Jl1'!'?5fE DIRECTOR Mr John Walter FLUTE AND PICCOLO Dianne Guth Dorothy Scholtis Lucy Ann Stewart OBOE Margaret Harakal CLARINETS James Basara David Chuss Joanne Hilbert Donald Kohler Rosemarie Posch Paul Reimer Penelope Reimer George Shafer Roy Schaffer Barbara Scheffler Regina Shiffert Herbert Stoudt 1953 54 Marching Band Organization Merrill Sywenkl FRENCH HORNS William Ayers Shirley Knngcald CORNETS Donald Baer Ribello Bertanu Michael Churetta Donald Denfer Ronald Hacker Bruce Kachllne Ernest Ruch William Ruch Wayne Stryker SAXOPHONES Kenneth Ballas Bruce Diehl Glenn Hacker Francis Hanosek Ronald Reenock Ethel Snyder Lee Snyder BASS CLARINET Janet Lohman BASSOON Rosalie Huber BASSES Robert Bartz Stanley Halulko Robert Hanosek Edward Shiffert BELLS Gail Clader TYMPANI Marlene Schultz TROMBONES Earl Beil Yi, David Diehl Douglas Edelman Ronald Lobach Richard Wlllltts BARITONES Ronald Barron Janet Beil Emilie Moll PERCUSSION Gerald Brunst John DiProperzlo Henry Frey Barbara I-Iudak Thomas Moyer Robert Noll Paul Nush Edward O'Donnell Frederick Posch FIRST AIDERS Louise Brinkman Dyan Nicholas THOMAS MOYER Percussion STANLEY HALULKO LUCY STEWART DONALD KOHLER Clarinet P.M.E.A. District Band Trumpet Flute P M E A Dlstnct Bond DOUGLAS EDELMAN Trombone P.M.E.A. State Bond P.M.E.A. District Orchestra 152 FRANCIS HANOSEK Scotch Bass Drum 54 MARGARET HARAKAL Oboe P.M.E.A. District Band 0 1 JUDITH REPKO Malorette MR JOHN WALTER fl Director MILDRED SKEEBOK MARY ANN SIRANCHAK Color Guard Color Guard 'rw .. Ub' 1' MARLENE SCHULTZ Asslstant Drum Malorefie J .?'.f'r ji JOYCE ROTH Head Maloretfe , T r . ff F 4 - 4 u 5 ' '. . uk I rs' r g a f A V. , ' ji 1' . x X V . A i . ,rf -. - ' I Zi 7 i 1 I I K 5 Q--. Y t Y 1 I y -e I My ' A l f A Y 'B ., gl gl . Sa x idx ,5 M- N K R 4 , Q K 5: WQ N2 F i r . X x Q i ' 5 Y x ' X W. .,A A nm W X , x ' 1 x . . 1, ,.AY' '3 7 ANN WAVREK Assusvanf Head Malorefie .J Brass Choir 'ini FIRST ROW E Snyder H Sioudi F Hanosek M Schuifz R Huber L Siewari J Lhman SECOND ROW E Beal W Ruth W Stryker S Halulko R Hanosek B Diehl R Bertom M Sywenku D Edelman iN '0unuqA.L Senior P. M. E. A. Participants D Konus L Svpwcrv M Schulvz M Ho akal D Edelman iw-1 W 4 f ' 4 1 1 J T Q ' 2 ,V 5 4 i A I Lt 1- W . A b .., . Q 1 , i A Q kb- ' ' . ' F i '- , R i ' 1 . ' Q fl ' f xx iff I , . O ff il aff' as -CJ ,. ts' FIRST ROW J Roth SECOND ROW A Wavrek J Repko THIRD ROW V Gillette L Lovelace C Qulgg R Kulhamer J Finnegan S Rledy FOURTH ROW P Muller M Smlcker T Steiner P Vaughn FIFTH ROW C Druckenmtller M Slranchak M Skeebok J Kern J Stemmetz ay 'f ial 21 ':,s-an-f' NANCY VOID Drum Malorette Color Guards and Malorettes Hats offl The flag is passing by' Old Glory flutters I by state and school flags Crowds easily spot their custodians clad in chic maroon and gold uniforms and cries of Here they come rung into the our as the strains of Stars and Stripes Forever get louder and louder Attracted by the clicking of heels the glances of the throng are soon centered upon thirteen losses swinging into ep with the striking strut of 'Nell' leader By putting their pretty plumed heads togethe these gals have produced Frosty the Snowman Lal Lisa Jane and Our Football Hero thus ning the apptoval of the cheering fans while the team maps seco d half strategy Shining silver baton and shrill whistle in the possession of their tall head magorette command the attention of band members playing tiny flutes and tubby tubas The white and gold of her costume produce a dazzling effect as she is over shadowed by a stately tower of white fur The last notes fade the gold plumes pass on and through the sleepy head of a tiny tot flashes a world of magic that will live again and again in the land of her dreams 155 f as A, ft 6 ,Lax V.. 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Q ' Y ,. . , , , 'S 1 'I924 25 Mixed Chorus :een erer M Fenstermaker M Jordan R Kane C Leh B Schaadt E Schoenerber er B Sn der M 9 Y Snyder G Stettler G Wolback R Yagerhofer L Zellner SECOND SOPRANOS E Danner A Fey A Held E Herbst M H ff o man V Knoll M Kreglow F Long H Romig D Simmons M Smith H Weiser H Wotring M Young ALTOS R Ber I Eva g ns R George D Gruver P Guth C Hoff E Matthews l Murphy E Smith G Snyder L Storcsics D Wolbach BASSES W Anthony H Eberhard C Frantz E Getz G Jordan M Laub A Reid H Scherrer R Snyder G Steckel ACCOMPANIST M Diefenderfer DIRECTOR E Peters FIRST SOPRANOS P D f d f Vocal Notes Do re mi music in the air' Altos and sopranos started the tuneful trend in l923 and Errol Peters introduced the tenor and bass voices into the score when he directed the High School Chorus in l924 These voices from the wilderness of yesteryear have emerged as today s Concert Choir Maybe the boys sang off pitch because when the gals met from 27 to 30 they continued without them But in l934 four part harmony filled the air as Elizabeth Schaadt kept the mixed chorus on key The girls were on their own again from 41 to 43 doing a fine rob for their director Joseph Clement. The arrival of the l943 school term was marked by the appearance of Mr. Lewis Howells. His talented hand has placed the star of musical success firmly 156 over the heads of Whitehall Chorrsters ever since Hrs A cappella Choir led the way for the countless groups of talented organizations that have followed through the years Beautiful maroon and gold choir robes were the gift of the Parent Teachers Association to a deserving Concert Choir in l949 These gowns are kept in constant use as the attractive appearance and ring mg voices ot the chorus greet audiences throughout the year From the Candlelight services at Christmas to the Spring Concert there is never a dull moment Each year, as indicated by their participation in district and state chorus festivals, the star of success burns a little brighter as the leadership of Mr. Howells places it just a little higher. DIRECTOR Mr. Lewis Howells SOPRANO Diane Andrews Jane Bachman Patricia Dunbar Mary Lou Fiedler Barbara Frantz Catherine Fritts Ruth Haberern Judy Hades Rosalie Huber Elaine Hudy Ruth Koch Ruth Koehler Susan Kremer Doris Nicholas Eileen Rader Carole Richter Mary Ann Siranchak Ethel Snyder 1953-54 Concert Choir Personnel ALTO Patricia Failer Jean Hutnick Ruth Kahn Phyllis Keim Shirley Laudenslager Joan Pritchard Adelade Rabert Claire Ross Barbara Ruch Rose Senneca Lillian Stopay Theresa Tomasic Nancy Void Jeanette Weber TENOR Thomas Barnes Earl Beil William Fenstermaker Francis Hanosek Paul Hodes 157 William Madouse Ronald Schlauch Wayne Stryker BASS Francis Bednarcik Ronald Comp David Davies David Diehl Douglas Edelman Robert Haas Lewis Howells David Kratzer Richard Moyer Richard Riedy Robert Schappell Anthony Sousa Edwin Streapy Merrill Sywenki Wayne Wavrek PIANIST Janice Demko f MR. LEWIS HOWELLS 55. Director 'di 158 MARY ANN SIRANCHAK Soprano P.M.E,A. Disfrict Chorus DIANE ANDREWS Soprano P.M.E.A. District Chorus PATRICWA DUNBAR Soprano P.M.E.A. State Chorus P.M.E.A. District Chorus EILEEN RADER Soprano JANE BACHMAN Soprano -Q , BARBARA RUCH Aho P.M.E.A. Disirid Chorus TH ERESA TOMASIC Alto RUTH KAH N Alto SHIRLEY LAUDENSLAGER Aho ww '1 ,pw .. 13:5 'S I 41 K- r FRANCIS HANOSEK RICHARD MOYER Bass DAVID KRATZER Bass DOUGLAS EDELMAN Bass ROBERT HAAS Boss FRANCIS BEDNARCIK Buss 159 f Q Glrls Chorus FIRST ROW D Andrews E Hudy M Slranchak R Haberern J Bachman P Dunbar D N holas M Fl dler J Hod R Senneca J Hutnlck L Stopay A Rabert R Kahn SECOND ROW C Peacock B Eberllart R Ko hler R Huber E Rader R Koch J Kochenash D Laudenslager M Suto P Kyra J Weber F Frltz C Ross Mr L Howells Director THIRD ROW S Kremer E Snyder C Pontnclan N Fuedler C Qulgg L Lewis B Long G Faller J Sloppy C Remert D Cope J Pritchard FOURTH ROW S Laudenslager T Tomaslc I .A Senlor P M E A Participants P Dunbar M Slranchak B Ruch D Andrews 160 - 4 . C .. ' l z . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ic , . 'e , . es, . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 5 - 1 - 1 - 9 1 v 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' - : 1 1 - 1 - . . 1 - . 1 - I 1 - l 1 - 1 - L 1 - 1 - . 1 - 1 - I - 5 S. Kratzer, L. Kraynek, M. Krainik, P. Piervalla, A. Keim, D. Mondrick, B. Frantz, C. Richter, E. Fenner, S. Bauer, R. Kennedy, B. Ruch, 1 ly Lf ll E A F I I Y 7. , 1 r. Y Q L, ., ' . I C L -5 l 1 I O I O O U O I Candlelight Services l Th Ad 161 Following llwe siar. 0 o ii K 1 A J .v- s L d- 5 ., . H. I e orcfion scene. 4 Lv Jr X I I Ari FINE 81 APPLIED ARTS In fnne crrs all media ns used Pos ers o e c: specnolty ln commerclcl or? CERAMICS These are original cercmlcs molds are used an work 'lb-.. WK sffgee Q'-A Ama f T CRAFTS A few designs and craft work of the ar? studenfs 162 ---... -Q.. no ' this 4 Q- i In 1 . r ' ' +I, . ' I Q . ff ,fix ,V ' 1 5 2 7 I i M s Q 3 A Q I ' sg L, , ,. , . ' Ms? -1: 1' X, L :Q l 1 1 WY 'B -9' SJ QQ' FIRST ROW Robe fu F Paul Reimer ce Da Dc gle CooleRcte Na cyHbe 6 3 -5 ,y Nr SECOND W R h rd Redy J es Red Do old Po e Jumor Prize Speaking Contest At lastl The big moment has arrived - April 22 T954 - and time tor the thirty-ninth Junior Prize Spealcing Contest to begin, Coached by M.. Ronald Now Abideth Faith C, L. Seeman CAPOLE RICHTEP First Prize The Eleventh Commandment M. G. Robinson RlCl-lAl2D RIEDY Another Spring H. B. Turner ROBEPTA FRICQE What in the Communist Party Karl Mundt JAMES RElD First Prize 163 MacAdam each of the eight nervous iuniors ventured into the spotlight to Carry on Vvhitehall s most hon- ored tradition. The Waltz Dorothy Park, DAWN DANGLER Second Prize Maioring in Minors G oria Brat or PAUL REIMER Second Prize Co-Sinners Annie H. Donnell NANCY HABERERN Improved Means and Unimproved Ends Ron Rice DONALD POPPE 44 FIRST ROW Mary Kumermtsky as Rose Kern Oliver Resh as Mnke Mullugan SECOND ROW James Reud as Dan Conrad Mary Ann Andrusky as Sue Prlngle Robert Noll as Bull Rockwell Carole Richter as Eleanor Spencer LaN Ile Lovelace as Heddy Hess Lewis Perdlck as Johnny Prtngle Irene Krywczuk as Mrs Prtngle THIRD ROW Dorothy Brader as Mary Barnes Ronald Schlauch as Lunk Bennett Patrlcta Roth as Nancy Fsshley Paul Reimer as Roddy Franklin J anean Kern as Gertrude Winston Lllllan Stopay as Alma Dllllnsworth CAMERA SHY Mr Suppan Dtrector Jumor Class Play Hugh School Hero School Days School Days crazy mnxed up rule days' At Central Hugh School student scrapes were normal but thmgs really began to pop when even the teachers began to get tangled an red tape Our hero Bill Rockwell ts prepared to sacrtflce the good name he upholds as class presndent and football captatn for the sake of a younger boy Sue Pnnge has decnded to become a teacher but for the present her chuef concern ts reachung a secure spot In Bull s affecttons l.unk Bennett has no trouble leavtng hts mark on the football fueld Unfortunately has mortal enemy Englnsh grammar falls to leave nts mark on thus speed demon Johnny Prmgle has one mann ambt tion ownership of a hot rod Young Eleanor Spencer the prlnctpal works hard to earn success In her new rob Because he IS so brash Centrals new football coach Dan Conrad oftens funds hnmself IO hot water wtth the youthful prtncupal Mnss Spencers offuce doesnt always retain nts appearance of calm and effncnency as the problems of the hugh school set and thenr teachers conttnue to mount But clouds do roll by and before the final curtam all concerned see the sllver lamng ,.....,. FIRST ROW Richard Kelser as Paw Slutter Francls Hanosek as Curly Douglas Edelman as Zeke SECOND ROW Marlene Snyder Prompter Lois McDonald as Carol Hughes Mary Jane Mussmer as Dizzy Mae Joyce Roth as Ellie Lew Barbara Frltchey as Corney Bell Jeanean Yakubecek as Maw Slutter THIRD ROW Mr Durlshm Director Nancy Romanlk Student Director Marllyn Schaffer Prompter Marlene Schultz as Dons Dean Richard Merkle Stage Manager Donald Buss as Sammy Fester Thomas Moyer Stage Manager Robert Haas as Robert Bruce Elwood Heffelfmger as Edward Small Senlor Class Play Comm Round the Mountain Feu IH tussln and hghtun Corney Bell ns out to get her man Maw and Paw are more than willing to get one for her They even arrange a formal weddsn hllbully style for her upon her return from her vacatlon at a summer resort They make lust one lnttle mistake they neglect to get the consent of the would be brnde Things begun to fly as Corney Bell emphasizes her vnolent disapproval of berng traded oft to Sammy Fester for the lnkes of a hawg No slr, thas lass has other Ideas s e IS IU love with a rich furrlner and marrnage to Sammy IS out of the questnon - ,,., .e.......- T - N ' 5 .....1 .221 . 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Q When tate throws her handsome furruner Bob and has frnend Ed at her door step the Skltters decade to guve tate a lnttle nudge They decnde not to call off the weddln plans lust make a few changes After all they can knll two birds with one stone Dnzzy Mae can get hatched to Ed at the same tame her sister gets splnced to Bob Pa s trusty shot gun doesnt gnve the cuty sluckers much choice ln the end Ed us saved by the bar Dlzzy Maes frnend Tlmothy Weddnng bells brnng peace to them thar hulls as Bob and radiant Carney Bell say I do The Present Y er ce cz mg D oze W er Cl ee rommyyeasfpcgrf Us TcwTr rw J 6 Je e 'we 0 rw i W' 1 Q If S f? X, fif ff ff ' 'X XA 1' lyi',x 'N X f 0 ixf ' 166 FAS-4 -f 'ZJiI, '1'3 .-.cf ,S col: C3'W'P'-r'fs ' Qzfd :eNi:'i:'m: 6:1396 are 'f-,Wg 'Q i 9r'. QL' Tk dri- ixfcg, C.: UCC 1f5 X , ' We - 'fe ewpbsicrw of 'izzinpi 5: eve cif .MW e 'y' f SU,C'3 S 3'5: if'P1e eg::: '55 f CSC' TV med 3-D we 53' g:3g:-33f'Q,f. :ily cmd es W or Jhf wi: S :mw'xe'5:'y cke - frwey je d mei' Hgh ff r Q r e-s A :med SVQJ, me rcod H y 1-Ofe - for or rm .xiscizrv Q5 cc' .wil ess' ff j U ey. f, I Q fl l X 0 t I p Q 4 X 'e ' 0 5 ' ' - f ' h 7, H T3 Ne I' IX 1 W W . , L 1-T25 I-,.-,.f3,,315' 'xii' ff. ' 'ff Ai. A'fvf 'i1 , s ,. ',.,5.,,z, ,5wf:q.5'?z v7f,g,i5, ,.a-.f'1:fe1 ' gc' f , I 352 Q-x, .- N1 1 52302 f-' ' , if ' , ,gl ' , ' - 'eff' - , R- E . ' ' 1 f' '- , O . .. 4' 51 ' 4 w L in 'f QA M ' 39' ... . . Q . . J ' fri L v. 5 Our Yearbo k Queen, Wlll be Ion remembered The handsome ludge of this yearbook fad Was the one and only Alan Ladd J .M Wm xfs Judge Alan Ladd 169 Blondes and brunettes for you to meet So charming, friendly, and so sweet, f IT 170 MMM LUCY ST JOYCE ROTH iw ART As the queen s attendants we can say In the heart ofthe class they wlll stay A NN WA VREK MARGARET HARAKAL 171 Warm September brings the frult, Sportsmen then begun to shoot 4,11 The boys get ready for the first bug game Juniors reveal port of excitement experlenced on crrlvcl of class rmgs They scream they c eer o er all Its the first game of the year Our boys are determlned ot be the vuctors of this game 172 l I O I U -. , , L I ,x NN I . r I 3 Y ' 1 1 J W 4 I . 3' '.'l V v 1 ': y, n 1 A Al' k - ' ' '4 'i 5 ' . X C eu 9 . - -'k':-ef ' A 1 l A 5 h - ft , ' Then to gather nuts IS pleasant B E Day was enlighten mg to our teachers and relaxing to stu dents who were cused for the day Richard Parvel IS awarded cognition f h salesmanship during the magazme campaign The cheerleaders smile as the boys fight on to victory. Businessmen receive a briefing from Mr Goclcley to help make Brown October brings the pheasant, Bull Dull No vember brings the blast H I ark. the Ie Wxth the close of another successful football season Moats and Koze make I' oom for the Exchange Club trophy Le s get that ball Ron IS he cry of the crowd as the tea y Martin on elghth r d aves are fa Illng fast g a er poses after wxnnmg a spot on the Pop Warner Founda tuon s All Amerucan mud get football team -AI' 41' uf r' ,f 174 C Q 'l I ' Alf ' ' ffl' ,, ,, , ' m E ,. , 'V L . remains undefeated. ' I ff! .. Ill' P e A , 9 Cold December brings the sleet, as treat Blazing flre and Chrlstm f The Concert Choir presents the Cantata Bethlehem In accord L :J xv lla ance wnth the Chrnstmas season Students llsten to a panel dns non o Why Study as e Career Conference begins CUSS Lulush and Berner dlscuss passmg techniques wnth Pete Pnhos at the annual football banquet January brings the snow, Makes our feet and fmgers glow Nancy and Terry Cox are Introduced to life ai Wl-mehall by Mnss Frey our guidance counselor Nancy Voucl displays the creahon whsch won for her second prize ai ihe Pennsylvanxa Farm Show -1-'.-,S-at lce and sleei mean? stranded buses and unex pecled bu welcome one day canon 1 KW I L wi, February brings the ram, Thaws the frozen lake again fl Q7 A few of fhe Junior Class play participants dream of a successful opening night With the crowning of a queen amid the smiles of her attendants an other Junior Prom becomes part of our memories 177 These students are taking the Pennsyl- vania State Employ- , ment tests which may help to decide their future work. The lovely Junlor Queen was Faye, Always friendly always gay JUDITH REPKO 1953 Queen JUNIOR A Junnor Prom IS a very speclal affaur After graduatlon other hugh school dances fade Into a nebulous serues of memornes but your fnrst Junuor Prom somehow remains faxed forever In every glitter mg wonderful detall The procedure of nnvltatnon of selectnng a cor sage and of making the final arrangements are all an overture to the mght we awaited wnth stars an our eyes and often butterflies In our stomachs Relgnung as the charming Queen of the 1954 Prom was lovely Mass Faye Golly resplendent In her gown of whnte ruffled tulle and crowned wlth a tiara of sun gold yellow roses At the culmnnatvon of the promenade of the brnlllantly arrayed court and thenr handsomely dressed escorts, Faye was crowned by Mnss Judnth Repko, 1953 Prom Queen, and was presented with a stlver lovmg cup by Sensor Class Presndent, Thomas Lukush Qi FAYE GOLLEY 1951 Queen PROM In the Sky Terrace Ballroom of Hotel Traylor a crowd of approxnmately 100 couples glnded over the polished dance floor to the lnltung musnc of Vnncent Joseph s orchestra The gurls were attured un gowns of every umagnn able color and style which were accentuated by flowers ranging tn varuety from colorful American roses to exotic orchids The large number of faculty present added a touch of sophtstlcatnon to the Promenade Twelve oclock came around all too soon t seemed The tradutlonal midnight dnnner the long long rude home the tender parting kuss rn the wee hours of the mormng all added an extra enchantment that wlll be remembered wnth a touch of nostalgia when we come across an age yellowed dance pro gram or a faded corsage pressed between the leaves of thus yearbook O O D I I ' -sa. , 5 H5 4' 'A '- , , , . is 2 af if me r 1 s 4 , A W .. gi' i ft s 1 - s I as is F KJ . h 4 5 - 1 . . . . , I - I I , - I . I I - , I - . I . . . 178 Crowned by Judy, last year s queen, Whose sweetness can be plalnly seen X ei? NZ l The Queen s Court FIRST ROW T Lksh J Repko F Golley R Koze SECOND ROW M Kume fsky A Pesarck C Makovsky E Payonk P luklsh gle .I K THIRD ROW A Br sko R S uler A So sa R Ba dle R Berion R oll R Fischer X! Fff' se Faye Golley I5 crowned queen Faye proudly shows her Loving Cup The queen GSCOI'ied by RIChCfd KOH 179 an W.,--. ' U IK. 2 'W 'T bf H Q H X 9 I .. I X - , x Q ' F ' . X 5 'X , , C B I' X , X si Q h ,ff .x 4 ,N K . Elegy' K e 5 i K ' X X ' 1 , 1 ,iv i i x , ,I , .. 9 , I., ' M , . X, A C 1 A gg 4 '- ,NQ Nw f . X j A - as - .K T, x -ty X . ,,,,, 'Qi' . X . ,- . Q , n ' 1, , :r ' X1 fn gr f' ' ' X - J' A W of ' ' hr R' x' xx' A A R V A owl., C X h ...W . f ' x, f - 'H ,, Ai - ' 3 ' , ' as n ring 4 5 I Q I 's Rf' h K 1 e ' l - - - ' N- l , - . ! X 1 I 9 - ' - - - 6 X h ,. 3 X If C ,., -, . ' f' ,I w A X' 'I 4 - - N - - N . M-e.. Ag 5 ' ' I Z 4, 44 x s., , T . 4? Q'9'!Ff'P' . ' ' F . M, I A ,.,. N . A X xx u .Q , 'I MMM QA ' I a A f , A, v Q X 0 ..,, M..-M . , ., Y W K Lk v-..,,,-hm'-.+L-:TL N H , Cy L W' Q . W . ,I V' , 'Q J' . l I1 W-0----N A ' ' N -QQ ' T , Lv-Q4 . -X if , T f X W v . E . 1 - N . 5 L-k , gs. C Q . 1 i- , .' w U A T f I if 4 Q I . N . , . U R I A ' - March brings breezes, loud and shrill, To stir the dancing daffodil. +l11- Wnh few achvmes during ihe month the senior boys find time lo pose for o group plcfure '1 180 The senior girls foo are pleased fo b phofographed on Cl four sprung day n I 5 ,,.-'--- J . .- 'Q' .1 ' f v H5 ' I 3, r 5 0 1 W Y - , Y .Q P - f ...y A 1 A 'Q N.-.' - 7 A . Y , 16 5 1 - - 1, l . v I 2 :Q ' C ' 1 . X x V qc. X, o ,Q in .3 . ,, - -f' ' .- ' - , , , R'-2, T prll brings the prumrose sweet, Scahers dalsles at our feet + VL mi ff LI' :ig mme '-m-gf 19911 - wwf' rw mf fha 181 A rained out game made Llnda Rummel and her broiher 'he photographer s sublect ai Breadon Field Luklsh clears 10 4 There were many happy chuldren as the Junior Trl HIY dlsirl bufed Easter baskets at the Good Shepherd Home May brmgs flocks of pretty lambs Sklppmg by thelr fleecy dams Mr Durashln helps Jean ean wnh make up And Nancy does the same for Sammy Buss before curlaln fume The Math Club has dinner at the Village I1I'l Jane Bachman receuves a PPGL scholarshlp award CW' 4- A vm! 1 Franklin lnstnufe L--Pb X V Y. 1' It VH 182 M rr' 11 June brings tulips, lilies, roses, Fllls the chlldren s hands with posies Ladd chose Lois book Queen I ALJ... K BV A very enferfalnlng evening 8 Donald Buss announces lhaf Alan McDonald as Year :me out for the Pause Tha? Re freshes Shall we dance? The Senior Farewell held al The Frollcs Ballroom was a social success Our high school days are over now, To our Alma Mater we solemnly bowp Patricia Dunbar discusses Our Economic Herulage I Semor speakers Patrlcna Dunbar Theresa Tomaslc Margaret Horakal and Jane Bachman The speaker Ann Guthrie with Mr Walking to the Athletic Field where Gockley In the Graduatuon Exer graduatron took place clses A glnmpse of the class and those In attendance J-5 IQ, ,J .-nl'1f Ji A117 I Pdf' 1 94 Farewell, farewell, my bon amls, May very successful your future be I S-f + A storm brough? the exerclses Indoors and Mr Gockley presenfs dnplomas Ann Gufhrle delevers The Commence Members of the class of 1921 fall: over men! address old fumes with Mr Gockley Joyce Rolh receeves her diploma Singing the Alma Mater 186 an V f H M U , 3 y 5 5 , 1 ' i I , l 9 4 w , '- I. ' ' xr . y ,V -' A 1 j , - , l I ' f . u - I ji fx 5 , Q ' 1' .A , Y Q V ' Qs X 1 as 1 If 5 4 fmt ll ' f h J k I lu. .sf VU l V I I fix 2 , if ' 1 - I V J' ' . ' -,, E l l A class trip of three lovely days, Our many thoughts and deeds repaysp l ,GW -f -ff '7'f' e f e .1 186 - ' Af.ff 'H ' '. an W5 I1-1 ' xl ' .xii , 1 I ll.K I- In Washington we had much fun Renewing the many friendships won bf' fe , v e' 187 The Golden Era fx-of 'g gpm-Q - ' 2 E T2'xQIC' ww 1:5 i'W'i i.-. zfe:1'i'f' Q,-L Mg, - .,,,, - W - H, .. Nix' gpg, 'P X.'.'V'Q'E 1r i Smdervg 'nge 'gr f souvenirs lc' 'i ff.,-41 -1 ,-.V 1- f Q mf' f- -V6 ww mfl Van-.. ,,.- , ,fu , ' g, J , . .X,.-m ,-A , J- ,ugfrw C4 ug: :M pw -,L se - 1:55 fo clmss 2:1 speedy esccofcrs we ffggmky msc have zzeerw brough? Home by We Focfboih boskeibcxll, bc:5ebQ!W,orwdT1'c1Ck Yecwms f Semcrs '1 on The-ir close WO me orwourwced pzmg To visit Mars - truly, we improve www age for This is ou' Go dem Era. -L. 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'whwewfmwwf 'Saga WhltehallHlgl1 School Sensors Douglas Edelman Conrad Welser Thomas Moyer and El ood Heftelflnger examine Pure Pak Machines at the Lehigh Valley Dcury which form and fll 18000 quarts of Irradnated Vstamm D Mnlk per hour LEHIGH VALLEY CCOPERATIVE FARMERS 1000 1 160 North Seventh Street Allentown, Pa Phone HE 3 5115 ' EDMUND O LONG Llnoleum and Tlle Contractor North Seventh Street Extensnon Allentown Route 'I Pennsylvania Wholesale and Retall Estumates cheerfully given Phone HE 3 5915 Bl-I-rr Thomas Hildebrand Shrrley Kmgcald and Marilyn Schof fer receive a lesson ln laying tlle from Mr Long Slnce 1827 Kmghthood and Mormng Glory Pure Food Products Dnstrrbuted by all Leadrng Grocers nn thus area REEVES, PARVIN AND C0 DISTRIBUTORS Gertrude Gossrck Bernadme Neupauer Anne Hepner and Mildred BIY05lk are very happy with the Kmghthood coffee presented to them by Mr Fasher Assrstant Manager 'fa ' . 1' . 1' Y O ef , , A W f Y 2' Q . . 4 A , . . I ' X ! at H . l ' 2 'i. f .A V K, L , I' .A T ug KLECKNER AND SONS Largest and Most Modern Appliance Store In the Valley North Seventh Street Extensron Allentown Pa Electroc and Gas Applrances Sales and Servrce Mr Ernst sho s Marlene Toth Ruth Kahn Anne We kel and Allclo Vold the latest con e :ences n electric stoves FULLERTON HOME FURNISHINGS Fourth and Grape Streets Fullerton P Home of Fme Furmture Phone CO 4 2181 Open Evenmgs Mrs Schaadt grves a brref lesson on mterror decorating to Marlene Snyder Ann Wavrek Joyce Roth and Shrrley laudenslager . w , , l , . . . V n. i . . K 2 X xff tg 3 7 ,N ,V gf: . 'jj' I U. .V Arhfgj V,' ,V . l CHARLES A MILSON ASSOCIATES General Insurance West Catasauqua P 0F'lllE Whale vlsltlng the office of Charles A Milson Associates David Kratzer Mary Ann Slranchak and Charles German show Mr Freeman and Mr Rummel the 1953 WHITEHALL Mr Mnlson who was ull was sorry he couldnt be present Phone CO 4 0035 Phone CO 4 0203 Phone HE 2 0395 PAULSBORO MANUFACTURING CO Manufacturer of Sandran Vlnyl Floor Covering XMQNX X 0 Cr 'P In 'Q oo As future homemalcers Mary Jane Mlssmer Loss McDonald Maxme Klumeck and Jane Bachman are very Interested In the new Sandran Vmyl Plastrc floor covermg shown to them by Mr Elndge Fullerton Pa O , a. R A M F., was 4 .. Y.. 1 rfb A , A ,Q H, J P '1Ivw-- V s iflfi I R. A- Ffeeman C. A. Milson C. E. Rummel ll ll ' ' ns' .2 1 - , ' l 3 Eazzzel Z cfs. we Lf fx-V, y A . , Ak I I ,NH n' - K f ,bo X '1 ,fl tr ffl .r l -v.. . , . , . PENN ROOFING 81 METAL COMPANY Frunclsl Luklsh, Proprletor Richard Berner Richard Kenser and Thomas Luklsh Inspect new aluminum door wuth Mr Francis Lulush proprietor of Penn Roofmg 8- Metal Company and Mr Speth an employee 1044 Liberty Street Allentown Pa EGYPT STAR BAKERY H-1' 13' Mrs Zdrofcoff has no trouble sellmg Egypt Star Bakery bread to Francns Bednarcnk Wnlluam Palansky POTYICIC Geiger and Patncla Dunbar 608 N Front Street Allentown, Pa -I . . . . . i ,, '.,, .u-,.,, .K . . 'Sag V ' 8 l 4, ,le 5 2 X - x N ,, . f 4 -A U-I--,L-.v-gi , , :Zvi 1 , qwn l xl 'al Mus' 1212 A' , .ff ' ' -A , ,vu V V ., V . l l . , - . . I . . I . I . , . ' 1 . xx l PAX , A, Q , V, 'T ff ,,,, y 1 4 7 'l I T' l - 1 , , - WITWER - JONES CO. Athletic Equipment sr- 1. Ray Tremba Gerald Faboan and Walter Fedrc wearlng their Zephyr rockets purchased at Wntwer Jones are shown a baseball trophy In antrclpatlon ofa champnonshup team by Mr Dm: 923 Hamulton Street Allentown, Pa TALOTTA HARDWARE 8g PAINT CO DIP! I an SW-I bl KWH! Otto Mertz Wllluam Klnmek Richard Moyer and Robert Haas read about Spred Satan an Lufe and stopped to see Mr Talotta who gave them the detauls on thus new pamt 760 Thnrd Street Fullerton Pa 5. 5 L , Ev 'M . ffl ' 4: ky' X . A L, f' 1 ,gr 4: L+: I gg ' Q Q? I ' x' - no ?f, .HL , eg, E 4 , if 80 ' A ' . A es ' 10 ' , f- 5 .I k 7 j .R Q 5' f l ,R E , ' h 1 . I' I P. A. FREEMAN, INC. Jewelers, Class Rrngs of Quality hui' 'X 5 J duth Repko Theresa Tomaslc Margaret Ha akal a d Sa a Mllen e 'oy learn ng fom Mrs Hursh some of the differences In d nnerwa e 9ll Hamilton Street Allentown P KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY Drv of Garrett Buchanan Co The ne headqua te s of Kemme er Paper Company 2030 Vultee Street Allentown Pa U' I Compliments of OSWALD MEMORIAL COMPANY DIVCO WM F DEIBERT INC School Bus Distributor HE 2 2084 15h d All S All 1 P R I 'I Allentown, P . , Motor Trucks 'ana' . . I O Telephone - I on en treets en own, . THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE for EXPERIENCE It cannot be dlspensed wuth or substututed for It should be of fnrst consnderctnon In every Important undertaking We mean experience the specuolnzed experience such os we offer In the field of School Annual photography That IS why year after year we have been honored by being chosen Offnclol Yearbook Photographer by undertaklng It IS therefore good to know that there IS available to you all the experience that IS necessary to meet thus unusual emergency Youll fund our orgamza tuon skilled and resourceful our facllntles and resources ample to meet every problem connected wnth Yearbook Photography I007 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA WOLFINGTON BODY CO., INC., SUPERIOR School and Passenger Coaches Funeral Cars Ambulances 33rd and Arch Streets Phnladelphua 4 Pa sAf.ng 2 5252 PARTS 3. sERv1cE 58th and Lansdowne Ave Phnladelphla 31, Pa TRlnlty 7 2336 many leading Schools and Colleges . . . Getting out a Yearbook is a once-in-a-lifetime 1 COMPLIMENTS OF DENT HARDWARE CO IIO2 Thxrd Street Fullerton Po Hod s AA ef ge atc a e ts p otog th Claus aIeeShl t HAROLD E PETERS ADVERTISING FURNITURE STORE PHOTOGRAPHS 105 s church sweet Y Kenneth A Clauser Egypt Po Coplcy Pc fI 'I.ANTI Frank Weber Walter Schlener and Myron Harbove tell M Mr Reed explasns the Importance of usvng Atlantuc products Falk they II be back later to buy a Pontiac to Donald Fatzmger and James Herman FALK S GARAGE REED S SERVICE STATION Walnut 8. Howertown Road Second and Bridge Streets Catasauqua P Catasauqua P fv- Mr Frltzlnger shows some Admiral products to Albert Bult Mr Bretz demonstrates the steam press to Donald Kohler Ronald Eugene Brusko and Larry Rutter Seyfrled and Darlene Galgon TELEVISION ASSOCIATES BRETZ CLEANERS 526 Mann Street 216 East Twentneth Street Egypt Pa Northampton Pa LIBERTY MOTORS INC Your Fnendly Ford Dealer N Seventh Street Pike opposlte Breadon Fleld Fullerton Pa 1029Lmder1 S1l'ee1 Smlles by Shlrley Churetta Barbara Frtchey M Ballas Dnstrlbutor and Janice Demko mdlcate the hugh qualuty ol Bethlehem po Stanleys Potato Chaps It glves me great pleasure to provlde the STEVE BALLAS drnver tranmng car for Whntehall students Dlsmbufor gf Edward Charles President 51CH1l6YS P01010 Cl1IpS Plckled Meats and Assorted Nuts Egypt Pa Phone CO 2 7243 ALLENTOWN CASH 8. CARRY WHOLESALE Stanley Halulko and Francis Hanosek unspect Hobel s Coal Company Crgars Tobacco Candles HOBEL'S COAL CO. Coplay, Pa Phone CO 2 3231 711 13 Lnnden Street Allentown, Pa 1 0 ,AN ,,...... . K I 5 1 ,J . 4.7 f' Il ' ll .- I ' ' x 4 V rf A 1 1 I V- , I , . 1 u - - ' ' ' ' II a n . I ' I I - ' . . , ' I I - i V I COMPLIMENTS OF ad Meme Y Dm, B55 C, scuss BRIDESBURG FOUNDRY CO Fullerton Pa 938 Hamilton Street Allentown P GRANVILLE J MOYER PROVISIONS M Rothd a d m s J s p Allentown Po Sta I y Ch I ack e ag a Ittl hop ta WHITEHALL BUILDING Phone HE 3 oo72 8. UN a 3437 SUPPLY CO, Seventh Street Puke Stlles, Pa Phone CO 2 4092 . , - K gf, j X , I . . 4 N ,l If I I Rich r r , Harve Frankel, and n u i basketball with Mr. Suliton. , a. ' f N X , if ' gi? r. eutsch n seniors Ja es Ondu h, o e h Eder, and I ' ne a'n I ng ein I es lk. ATLANTIC OIL and HEATING CO Complete Heatung Installatlons 24 Hour Oul and Burner Servrce Seventh Street Puke fopposute Ball Parkl Allentown Pa Phone HE 4 9042 Patrlcla Fsche Eugene Klucharch Joan Ba tz and Harold Tlndula fund shopp ng easy task wth M Schantze bach ZIMMERMAN S MARKET 1029 N Seventh St Allentown Pa Mr Wtt sho s Annamae Patrouch a d Nancy Geuger some beautful flo ers COMPLIMENTS or WOLF ORCHARDS GEORGE WITT and SONS R0 'el FLORISTS Seventh 8. Chapel Streets Catasauqua Pa Allentown Pa I I r, I , r , - - I ' I an I r. n assisting them. , . , , . . I w n ' I w . , . , . BANDLES SERVICE STATION 7 W M S Egypt P JUCHNIKS SERVICE STATION THEO F EBERHARDT 4 M Egypt P KOHLERS SERVICE STATION I SOLDERICH SERVICE STATION STEPHEN S SERVICE STATION B 81 R OIL COMPANY I t B SHELL SERVICE STATION Ftt 8 P BREWEN S SERVICE STATION BUZI S SERVICE STATION S th St Th d St 1 1 43 ' Gin T- 1 0- Seventh Sreet Pike Allentown, I 3 4 Qin Street . Seventh S reet Pike Allentown, I N. Seventh St. Pike Allentown, Po. Seventh Street Pike Mickleys, P Seventh Sree ridge Allentown, P . i h enn Sts. Fullerton, P 1 1 even reet Pike Mickleys, Pc. 941 ir reet Fullerton, P BERK MOTOR CO r IC HOKENDAUQUA GARAGE CASSIES SERVICE STATION Ch 1 G 81 M TYDOL STATION d TOM QUIGGS GARAGE HOCH S GARAGE BANDURAS SERVICE STATION M ic: COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND LLERTON MOTORS y Ily S 'IO Th dSt t Ph U CO4 81 Fi st Avenue Wes otcsouq Pc: Front Street Hoke d q P I Front 8. urch S s. Cotcxsouquo, Pa. Front 81 Bri ge Sts. Hoke d q P ll ll I I Third 81 Pine Sts. West Cotosouqucl, Pa. 734 Pdrk Avenue I OF First 81 iIIer Avenues Wes ctascuquc, Pa. FU Fcctor Authorized Wi s ales St Service New and sed Cors 65 ir ree Fullerton, Pa. one -O NUSH WEST END MARKET SEYFRlED'S GROCERY W Mon ree Egypt, Po Br dge tree est Co osou uc BENNERS STORE JORDAN SHOPPING CENTER M Egypt P 1 4N S 1 t RUSSELL C ALTHOUSE BAKERS STORE SCHAEFFER BLCSE S MARKET 336 Sp Egypt P 202 S t C UDWIG S STORE GEIGER S MARKET 629 s Th d sf q 823 . i St t . 101 E S t W t q P I 520 cuin Street . 20 . eventh S ree Pike Allentown, P I 467 Main Street Egypt, Pc. 822 Third Street Fullerton, P A. F. ' ruce Street o. econd Avenue Wes otascxuq P L I I econd Street Fullerton, Pc. 1056 ir reet Cotcsou ua, P I. G A. SUPER MARKET Fourth 8. Grope Sts Fullerton, BALLAS' GRILL P 435 Mann Street Egypt, P KOEHLERS MEAT PRODUCTS 630 s 1 EGYPT HOTEL 5 M S Egypt P GRUVER S STORE aM hSt HABERERN S HOTEL KOTSCH S MEAT MARKET PETE S PLACE GEIGER S STORE at s d st M LAUREL HOTEL 1 econd S reet Fullerton, Pa. O5 ain treet , 1 1 Third oin Sts. Cementon, P . Ruc reet Stiles, Pa 1 1 1133 Third Street Fullerton, Po. 'l Pine Street West Ccxtosouqua, P I econ reet Hokendouquo Po. Second 8. oin Sts. Cemento P HOLTZER S RESTAURANT 1094 H KEISERS SEIGFRIED HOTEL h BOROWSKI S HOTEL F STILES CAFE IMPY S HOTEL ARLINGTON HOTEL GASTON S TAVERN t I Y MICKLEYS HOTEL I IPI! Y I A FRIEND A FRIEND I I owertown Road Famous for Black Angus Steaks Catasauqua, Pa. Nort ampton, Pa. I 727 ront Street Ruch Street Catasauqua, Pa. Stiles, Pa. I 1125 N. Third Street Second and Eugene Streets Cotasauqua, Po. Catasauqua, Pa. I Seventh S ree Pike Seventh S ree i e Mickle s, Pa. Mickle s, Po. Compliments Compliments o of KLINGLERS RADIO and TV SERVICE B 9 PAUL S VARIETY 6 Fffh sf SANBROOK FARMS I I. SCHUBERT BEER DISTRIBUTOR ACE HOTEL and BAR SUPPLY CO KENNY S LUNCHEONETTE STANFORD INC w WI fs: f h ROY O WUCHTER Egypt P FULLER SPORTSWEAR s f n 1 P MICHAEL BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP 6 F fth St .' I II5 rid e Street 56 i reet Cotosouquo, Po. Fullerton, Po. Route 4 Route I Be hle em, Pc. Allentown, Pc. I . Second and Lehigh Streets 125 N. seventh street Hokendwqw, PG- Allentown, Po. 67 . o nu reet Fresh ond Frozen Poultry Be hle em, Po. , 0. 112 I 3 road Street 47 i ree' u er on, o. Fullerton, Pa. GARBER ICE CREAM CO PRINTCRAFT CARD CO 12176 M pl sr ALLENTOWN FLORAL SHOP BEN FRANKLIN 5 81 F SAVOY THEATRE HUDSCO CLEANERS 70S t Lontmuous Qualzty SAL S CON FECTION ERY 104ThdSt t thC STANWLAR WJ 413 U COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Bthlh reen Street 1509 a e reet Allentown, Pa. Scranton, Pa. I0 ll7O ullerton Avenue Front Street Allentown, Pa. Catasauqua, Pa. Catasauqua, Pa. 3 econd S reet Michael Galomb, Mgr. Catasauqua, Pa. 'Y O O I .. 3 ir ree ' Nor atasauqua, Pa. l B lp' X . ' Z H - Floor Covering an Appliances nion Street Fullerton, Pa. e e em, Pa. They Too, Gave Thelr Support K HUC N r- A I fx Hop QQ. 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