Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1955 volume:

v lx C i Q' bs bs r v in 'f ff 7 x FY 5 ' Whitehall Junior- Senior High School ' N f ' fL 77'X'QNf THE WHITEHALL ,js 1955 +2 Published by the Senior Class , Hokendauqua, Pu. ,, x, .fb ' Y W Q 8 .M . . y. 'X' . -W' ' a . , 'X 7 , J l F .L ,vt 'I 4g, A 5 . . Wop I 'I 'tl '46,-5' f 'I ,. M.. C735 Q ',.::.' Huy. In i X I: JJ 5 X x x 9 lm? 4 fd . S 'v '., - ,,.,Q If Liz' Q V 4:1 - s t - Cul -' ' u' 5. .-' ,'- - g .'-ef ..n Hug.--i-.' 1, . :' '-f:.'T ' ,. ,'- Q.. .I ,N -.5-L, ns,u '1 - ,'u: , . ff pq j 1 l, l .2 Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE PICTURE-BOOK PAST Memories are picture books . . . Of many smiles and tears . . . That lead the way along the lanes . . . To all the yesteryears . . . The laughter on a summer lawn . . . When life was young and gay .. . The sweet- ness of a song in spring . . . With little else to say . . . The wistfulness of autumn and . . . The melancholy rain . . . The winter loneliness that snowed . . . Upon the windowpane . . . Memories to treasure now . . . And memories to keep . . . lf only as the heart may dream . . . When angels are asleep . . . All the world has memories . . . And all the world may look . . . Be- yond the fears of yesteryears .. . In every picture book. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Dedication We contemplate the passing world And with our pen in hand . .. We dedicate these lines to all The humble of the land To all who look upon their deeds. . . With modesty and grace And do not feel entitled to A more important place , .. lt matters not how rich they are . .. Or whether they are poor . .. No more than if they happen to . .. Be famous or obscure ... As long as they appreciate The blessings that are theirs . . . And give their gratitude to God In unpretentious prayers We dedicate our efforts to The ones who do their part . ,. Sincerely and completely with . .. Humility of heart. Sl H4 7!lx E2 pil! 574'- fix ,X x 'akin- --1 . uf gr r .- 3-9 'G 5 0 P':s.,:' 'lava 8.3 ll 2 17339 L, an , tiff y4 'fw fI3' 53 vu '. . ' ' b 5 1 H K- N I ., 'I' , fa'-' 'X A-. if N? A! 5' if Q fi 021 X x24-2: ,ff Qwlv. gl - Foreword we ,N e 'rw ,J G 'WG Lanvas 0 gwQc1 ol Q 5 rw 'LXTH nt c fn UD-rs 'Q em s .Omg our U w ul w ys wc fmd were IC u ed DGIOVQ Us CQ 0 mpmo 'e Q Q C D LJ d b 'NG' DO 'ro rn 1 wc'u es Q G O NA 3 e !'Tl3'VT1C1 amd ,. fm 52 fo .V 1 'Q ' Www C' 'L NS 1 ws vc SD C- J e us W 1 X, ,leur uv mEE'1 bfC1V1CCS OV ourviws 'S O QU O L md 'we ww H mm 'furougfm f. J u e on 1 C1 rw N Q cr Q 'YT Q6 TL ' G SD OU XNTVJTJ UH As P' ' 'H .i :SHTQ fn' 25,5 fo V f p r ' 5Ar,le1,f re' N .-.fl bdrg Forth fhi?,fs dy1.,',, b' 13,,M',lT re .. 1.,.f : ,'x?we,r,' ,den ...de-iif. y:'?' fc ,' 1 p' ' r ',, M myriz ', f -. 'cb. -:-nes We :ld Q ,. ,- 1,596 ' ged .I I fc ... cl ' 9 y pw. ard V r if ,.. par' ,yhg 313 fic? ' d sf' . , . f' e bs ::' dispfuys e , our ye:'b::k's fhemes. pxssicn cs eccv semen ::M b-'es Ps pa . P' , r flk, Paw Ms , ef: If I 'Ts -A :N ear 5:5 been sae in c mcrn Y , , halved U ,d fefee J rfb A , life Lew cn seldc, I!-nj? as ,nv beck Ads , pages 5 f ' 31:11 as Me' JQ SMD iife mf' 1' ,r , :ye y ... Cw 1uf N d 5 ,gg'e5 ml? fell 9,5155 :c'1v'i,5, Cfd hfefdklpi .'.'w':'w ,ire- 6 Faculty Classes Sports Fme Arts Lo Vxe Ads Contents -14 -1 zo Q3 Clubs 75, H2 ' 1 ' 16 we f X Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE TEACHER'S PRAYER I want to teach my students how To live this life on earth . . . To face its struggle and its strife . . . And to improve their worth . . . Not iust the les- son in a book . .. Or how the rivers flow But how to choose the proper path . . . Wherever they may go To understand eternal truth And knowsthe right from wrong . . . And gather all the beauty of A flower and a song For if I help the world to grow . . . In wisdom and in grace Then I shall feel that I have won And I have filled my place . . . And so I ask Your guidance, God .. . That I may do my part .. . For character and confidence . . . And happiness of heart. fs. 1,25 Y. '31-.ur uv-f CLARENCE M. GOCKLEY Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Public Servants We think of public servants as The ones whose time is spent ln executing duties that Pertain to government And in the strictest sense that term . .. Belongs to them indeed Who serve their country or their state Or till some local need But in another sense it seems It ought to be applied . , . To everybody everywhere . . . Who wants to keep in stride Because each citizen is one Who is or ought to be A servant to the public in His own community He ought to be un- selfish and Contribute all he can To make the world o better place . . . And help his fellowman. Superintendent Adminis Board of Edward J. Narovas, Vice-President, Robert I. Steckel, Leon M. Nickel, Dean J. Krotzer, President. ration Principal ucation Royce M. Haines, Harold M. Wormon, Treasurer: Joseph Foran, Secretary. 3' 14. GEORGE D. STECKEL Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE GOOD EXAMPLE There are so many ways in life Ot doing good on earth To help some individual Appreciate its worth And out of all the ways there are The best is not to teach To threaten, argue or command And surely not to preach But lust to live unseltishly And to be good and true And treat another as you wish That he would favor you To set a good example by Your conduct every day Your actual accomplishments And all the things you say Because a good example is .. The best that we can give To bring about a better world .. ln which to work and live. Faculty ALTON F. WAGAMAN Kutztown State Teachers Collegep B,A. Muhlen- berg Collegey M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University Assistant Prin- cipalp Language Arts Student Council Athletic Council: 5eCfGlOfY of High School Accounts. ESTHER C. FREY West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College, M.A. Lehigh Univer- sity .. . Guidance Director. DALE E. BARTHOLOMEW B.S. Mil- lersville State Teachers College ln- dustrial Arts Draftsman Club Assistant Football Coachp Athletic Council. EDGAR M. BEIDLEMAN B.S. Kutz- town State Teachers College Driver Training Head Baseball Coach, As- sistant Football Coachf Athletic Council. ARTHUR R. BORGER A.B. Muhlen- berg College: M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University Language Arts . . Hobby Club. THOMAS l.. DAVIES .., B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College: M,A, Pending, Lehigh University Guidance, Science Junior High Student Council. OMIE T. DIEFENDERFER B.S. Kutl- town State Teachers College Read- ing Specialist Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club. JOHN F. DURISHIN B.S, St. Mary's College, M.A. Lehigh University .. Language Arts . .. Dramatic Club. ARTHUR R. EBERHART B.S. Kutz- town State Teachers College: M.A. Le- high University Physical Sciences Physical Science Club Athletic Council. MARIE E. GIBBERT Taylor School Business Education . .. Artistic Typ- ing Club. PAUL R. GRAMMES . .. B.S. Millersville State Teachers College: M.A. Lehigh University Industrial Arts Stage- craft Club ... Athletic Council. GEORGE L. HEINICK A.B. Muhlen- berg College Mathematics Col- lectors Club Class Adviser. RLCHARD J. HESS ., 5.5. Mif'e',. e State .ecxcnefs College, M.S. Un.ve's.'y of Sfatuse lndustrial A'ts . .. Men- tal t-lygene Club. LEWIS M. HOWELLS B. Vius. Sus- quehanna University, Morris Harvey Coi- lege, Muhlenberg College Vocal Music Concert Choir, Girls' Chorus. RALPH D. KOHLER A.B. Muhlenberg College Social Studies Travel Club. FRANK S. KOVACS B.S. Morovion College, MA. Lehigh University .. Mathematics Hi-Y Club. RUTH M. KUNES AB, Lycoming Col- legep Bucknell University, Lehigh Univ- ersity .. Language Arts Debate Club. MARJORIE I. LAZARUS B.A. Penn- sylvania State University Physical Sciences Staff Clubg National Honor Society The Whitehollf' RANALD R, MucADAM .. 5.S Kfz- 'awn S'afe fe::'e's Czlegep .'vt.fi. Penang, Lehgh Unifers7'y Lang- uage Arts , .. Hunfrg and Ffshfng Cu: JANE K. MISSIMER BA. Myafa' College for Norreru Language Arts ,.. Newspaper Club ... The Owl. L. CAROL MOSSER . .. B.S. East Strouds- burg State Teachers College Health and Physical Education Junior Tri- Hi-Y Club Girls' Sports. SAMUEL L. NEVINS BA., MA. Le- high University Social Studies . Civil Defense Club Faculty Manager of Athletics, Athletic Council. NANCY I. OCHS BS. Kutztown State Teachers Collegeg Pratt Institute, University at Pennsylvania Art . Art Club Art Supervisor. WILLIAM PIFF .. Pennsylvania Mill- tary Collegeg 3.A. Muhlenberg Coflege ... Social Studies .., Varsity W Club Head Football Coach, Head Trazk Coach, Athlefc Council. PETER RIM B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College ... Mathematics . Hobby Club Class Adviser. JEAN W. SCHAADT 3.5. Cedar Crest College Business Education. CARRIE I.. SCHADLER . . . Kutltown State Teachers College ... Hornemaking . . . Needlework Club. ROWLAND W. SNYDER Kutztowrt State Teachers College, Ph. B. Muhlen- berg College Business Education Visual Education Club Assistant Faculty Manager of Athletics, Athletic Councilg Treasurer of Activity Fund. EDGAR D. STECKEI. Ph. B. Muhlen- berg Collegep M.S. Bucknell University Biological Sciences J, V. Basket- ball Caach, Athletic Council. ROBERT J. STECKEL B.S Pennsyl- vania State Universityp M.A. Lehigh University Health and Physical Edu- cation Varsity W Club Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Fao'ball Coach, Athletic Council. VINCENT V. SUPPAN B.S. West Chester State Teachers College, MA. Teachers College, Columbia University ... Mathematics ... Junior Dramatic Club Junior Prize Speaking Contest. LEONE VAGIN B.S. University of Minnesota, B.S. Lib. University of Illinois ... Library Science ... Library Club. JOHN WALTER B.S. West Chester State Teachers College, Lehigh Univer- sity Instrumental Music March- ing Bandg Concert Band: Brass Choir, JOHN A. WHEELER Ph. B. Muhlen- berg College. M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University Social Studies ... Athletic Council. ANNA G. WOOLLEY B.S. Temple University ... Homemaking .. . Future Homemakers of America Club. WILLIAM A. YOUNG B.S. Muhlen- berg College. B. Ed. Duke University Mathematics Chess Club. 7-fx 11 fax' - I 'T - - .- D s x 3 A 3 I I I I 1 NORMA ARNER Secretory to the Superintendent DORIS ELLIS Secretory to the Prmcnpol MARGUERITE OSWALD Bookkeeper CATHERINE MALAST Clerk EVELYN FALK .. . School Nurse. NANCY PODORSKY . .. Secretory to the Guidance Diredor. ...M 'xwp iq, ,-,f .---.V WILLIAM T. HELFRICH B.S. Kutz- tawn State Teachers College, M.A. Le- high University Language Arts Junior Hi-Y Club Class Adviser. .3 A --y I ...Vx PSV'- -c I gt, 9 Y WUD I ' ' I b + ' V , ' - 4 If . , . , jg-Sie , ' f -. I . E' . ' L7 . v -,' ' f 3.31 I V ee - - gs V! ' ' 4 ,NA x , V 'n ! Y 'f'.'f.: . , - V- ' N:T'5..Tf'Q-'1-.Ti-.-' 6 I ' f F 'lf H ifif.-rv-gs-I V QQ , ,J qw:-4 JQLLZQ, . ? 4. H, - Q, f - 1 ' ru,yg3--:2t4'- ,- -5' 3311- --5 ti I l' Q ' - Q L ., J .. ' E .,... - ggi- K A. V1' x ill , F ' ,V+ A -A3T'f '-:, '-, ' r ' . V 2-'--4--1, Q tv- ' ,f er L ' 1 ,- l 5' ,'- '- E - 'lil 54. 'Q - f s WZ, vi. G W ,..-V Senior Class Adviser Our helmsman our Rock of Gibralter having guided having steered us to goals of loyfilled productiveness An artist too having sketched and designed a pro gram which brought many happy moments to our c ass Reminiscent are all the good times we had together .. the proiects that bore successful fruition ro- iects not possible without his leadership. We owe a great deal to him . .. who so selflessly gave of himself and his time . . . to nurture our ideals and goals to verities we aimed for. And yet his only reward .. . our enjoyment of high school days a class that blossomed successfully .. . a iob well done. A portrait of our adviser to frame in our hearts . . . to remember him as a guardian and friend. ll .....! Ill ii? l Portrait of a Day Another day has dawned another chapter is to be added to our life as we bring out the details . . . in our picture soon to be completed. Alarm breakfast hurrying and scurrying piling out of buses or Dad's car or running up the hill to make that 8:30 bell hailing a friend and discussing a test or the big game or some show on TV the night before laughing, joking before meeting the challenge of the day. Among the crowd of familiar faces. .. we see the photographer who time and time again has brought delightful relief . .. as we cut classes to Getting up bright and early to get the bus is routine for most students, but these senior boys sleep late and ride to school in style. help him record a day's activities so routine but soon to be cherished. The bell rings and present resounds through- out the rooms except for an occasional truant then, you can be sure someone will ring an- other bell. lt's now 8:45 doors fling wide open as stu- dents emerge hustling and bustling through the halls . . . to their respective classes. Upon the completion of an excursion . . . into Tenny- son's study . . . am schonsten Rhein . . . or in a laboratory where M I A X T becomes indisputable, after having personally proven so we come to that period which transcends from the serious to the light as our own talent or some outstanding personality . . . entertain in our assembly program. Transportation is o big problem in Whitehall Township as a fleet of seven buses are in constant use to take students to and from school. 1 Ar!---4.1 .Z w Education is not a gift from the faculty At last the long awaited moment has arrived the mad rush is on with famished students filling the cafeteria and crowding Kenny's to capacity as a hamburger and coke over here . . . rises over the din of the latest gossip. Slowly the day is drawing to an end only two classes thoughts, drift to homework or a music lesson or a game or perhaps a date. However, our portrait would not be complete without the Student Council meeting to discuss prob- lems big and small and govern these very scenes iust witnessed. With the conclusion of a typical day at Whitehall such as this we have contributed our own special touches to these stately halls where our pleasant memories of by-gone days .. exempli- fied today . . . will linger. Checking on the absentees of the day is routine work for Mr. Roth, Attendance Officer. Here, in a familiar pose, he calls parents to verify a student's illness. As students pass in the hall everyone realizes the need for a new school. The crowded halls and stairways cause coniestion but the Traffic Com- mission does its best to see that everything runs smoothly. at is ...s 9' ff. Whitehall has two of the most modern shops in the Lehigh Valley. Under the instruction of Mr. Hess and Mr. Grammes the boys receive practical experience for the work they plan to do after graduation. W . I V tf wmv.-su..4.z.4. ' ' 1 1, 'tn IL. nor the meehng 5 541, Whenever those weurd odors ruse 1 e upper halls everyone reallzes fha? the fu fure chemlsis are af work Under the wafchful eye of Mr Eberharf fhe lunlors Dry some new experlmenis -1 of cerfaln Z . -an requirements Ar! students fund thenr work area hgh! and cheerful Each poienhol Rembrandt funds fume io express himself In fhe vcrled phases of art that are offered .A 22 li Typing IS only one of the many subgech offered In the Commerclal curriculum Our sfudenis have Imle irouble gemng ahead an the busmess world offer groduohon Q O O O 1 I I iv' , .Y I N u - fu .Q x, I . . . . . '. .4 A i . 5 r' , - kg' , A-V 1 J s '3- 4 Q Y yur M 4 Q ' I if 1 y e I ' ' o fh ' - .:-N. . U H ' ' 5 'V . , H ' of . . ' .- A -' U' -:' .Q 3 I ' It V fr - - v nf 1 E N 3 -7 2 . . 1 i . . . U ' -71-' ' 'H f But the primary Assembly programs planned by Student Council are varied and entertannmg Some- times the students themselves do the pro gram while at other times outstanding speakers are secured for the Important part of hugh school days aim of education is 5 gi Lunch at Kenny s appeals to many students especially the boys While only a few steps from the school It adds a break in the routme school day Students have their choice of buying a hat lunch or malung selections a la carte In our modern cafeteria to develop healthy, Intelligent clhzens 'X-...f l .--l X f These biology students are quiie happy with The ihoughr of dlsechng a frog How ever the camera did not catch the re achon of any of the gurls Q .ff f 24 Preparing dinner for vlslhng superlntendenls llepf Yhese Homemalung gurls busy as they no? only prepare and serve dinner but ar range lable decorahon afirachvely -...I First aid is an imporiant part of a sludenf s educafion. Studying from a iexlbaok is secondary as fhe maior emphasis is placed on actual demonslravions. and happy, useful members of socleiy Student Council advvsecl by Mr Wagaman meets once a week to dxscuss problems Thenr Interest an the community too was shown thus year by the successful Beckes Bop they sponsored the proceeds gomg to the March of Dames 9-an-n X! 1 ji - The end of the day. C3 5 5 Round table duscussnons nn P D class are one of Mr Nevms ways of making class Interesting One of the hnghllghts of has cl sses s a tnp for all sensors to he Unlted Nations L Q?-Vow' S 0I'k-A, ,M u 'M 'HR MAN,-Q rf-s ,Q- AAI' .-.-X4 Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE SUCCESS Success is measured not by wealth . . . Or everlasting fame . . . Or by the winning score we make . .. In any single game . . . It is not gathered up at will . . . Of fashioned overnight . . . And it can never be re- tained . .. Without a constant fight Success is slowly harvested . . . By energy and toil And it can only come to life lf there is fertile soil . . . It is the house where glory lives . . . And perseverance knocks . . . And faith and courage are the keys . . . That turn the master locks . . . It is the real and rich reward That waits from year to year For those whose hearts are honest and Whose ef- forts are sincere. , . j 737,9 3 . . ,., it . . Mary Ann Andruslxy 'Dx S, W.-Q SQ, Jacqueline R Arnold 95 175 Seniors MARY ANN ANDRUSKY Mary Ann ti es o - lege Preparatory Concert Cholr 4 Debate Club 4 Dra matic Club 5 Physlcal Scnence Club 6 JACQUELINE R ARNOLD Jaclae Fullerton General Future Homemakers ot Amerlca Club 4 Staff Club 5 6 RICHARD BANDLE Duc Egypt General Draftsman Club 45 Basketball 45 6 Home Room Offlcer 56 Varslty W Club 6 The Whntehall 6 THOMAS E BARNES Rodney Fullerton o lege Preparatory Concert Chonr 45 Plastnc Club 45 Student Council 6 Chess Club 6 NANCY L BATEMAN Nan North Catasauqua College Preparatory Trl Hu Y Club 4 Staff Club 5 6 The Whltehall 6 fv-1 '67 Rlchorcl Bundle Thomas E Barnes CNCY l- 50700100 28 ...Sl ...Cl . . . I Q 1 - . . 1 5 ' ' . gl E. ll fa H . ,, 1 . 0 I I , . ll ' kll , 1 , , 1 ' I ' If ll I ll ' ll , , , - . ... ,., ...Cl- '7 A . - - ' , 1 A , i 'A . 1 . : 55 H ll WEN . . .. ... . . . . . . ' '- 5 , I ll n fl . 5 . f .A .r .5 :.h:,?,k,. 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Comp FRANK BUTTAFUOCO Frankie Holcendauqua College Preparatory Stagecraft Club 5 Visual Educa tion Club 6 DOROTHY B CHURETTA Dotsy Hokendauqua Commercial Cheerleader 4 5 6 Baseball 4 5 6 Debate Club 5 Staff Club 6 The Whitehall 6 GAIL E. CLADER Gai Fullerton College Pre- paratory Future Homemakers of America Club 4- Band 456- Staff Club 5- Chess Club 6. CONRAD A. CLARK Conny Allentown Route l ... College Preparatory . . . Physical Science Club 5- Chess Club 6- Class Play 6- Science Fair 5 6. RONALD R. COMP on West Catasauqua General Boys Quartet 4- Eastern District Forensic 4- Concert Choir 4 5 6- East District Chorus 4 5 6- The White- hall 6 Staff Club 6. 30 H. DAWN E. DANGLER Dee Dee Fullerton General Dramatic Club 4, Junior Prize Speaking Con- test 55 Cheerleader 4,5,6g Tri-Hi-Y Club 5,65 Class Play 6. MARYELLEN G. DIEHL Deal Egypt . ,. General Future Homemakers of America Club 4, Concert Choir 4- Tri-Hi-Y Club 5- Mental Hygiene Club 6 CATHERINE DRUCKENMILLER Cathy Hokendau ua General Concert Choir 4 Mental Hygiene Club 5 Band 5 6 Artistic Typing Club 6 Student Council 6 The Owl 6 STELLA T EBERHARDT e Egypt Commercial Tri Hi Y Club 4 Staff Club 5 Mental Hygiene Club 6 NORMA E ENGLER Suzie Cementon General Staff Club 5 6 The Whitehall 6 P7 W Norma E Engler Stella T Eberhardt 31 QSM' H Dawn E Dangle! Maryellen G Diehl KWW Catherine Drucllenmlller Joseph J Feuchtl fi qua Mary L Fvedler Rene J Fischer JOSEPHJ FEICHTL oe Cementon Commer cla Vtsuol Educatron Club 4 56 MARY L FIEDLER Matz: Egypt College Pre paratory Debate Club 4 5 6 Concert Clwour 4 5 RENEJ FISCHER ns Hokendauqua General Vrsual Education Club 4 Football 456 Varsrty W Club 5 6 Basketball Manager 5 6 Home Room Offncer 6 ROBERTA A FRICKE Berta Fullerton College Preparatory Future Homemalcers of Amernca Club 4 Dramatic Club 5 Jumor Prrze Spealcnng Contest 5 Tru H1 Y Club 6 FAYE M GOLLEY Kldd Fullerton General Cheerleader 45 Home Room Officer 45 Staff Club 56 Tl'teWl11tel'tall 6 1' NS I' ...JV Roberto A Frlcke FUYU M G'- lleY 32 Dianne M Guth Ronald M Guth DIANNE M GUTH Dlanne Egypt College Preparatory Future Homemakers of America Club 4 Band 4 5 6 Staff Club 5 Trl H1 Y Club 6 RONALD M GUTH Gudey Fullerton General HI Y Club 4 Stagecraft Club 5 6 JOHN F HABERERN Jo Hann Egypt College Preparatory National Honor Society 56 Track 56 Football 6 Varsnty W Club 6 Student Council 56 The Whitehall 6 NANCY A HABERERN Nance North Coplay Student Councll 4 The Owl 5 Jumor Prnze Speakmg Contest 5 Natnonal Honor Socuety 56 The Whntehall 6 DONALD H HAINES Donnie West Catasauqua General Vlsual Educatnon Club 4 5 6 33 John F Haberern F ' 'N-H9 Nancy A Haberern Donald H Homes f . A 6 W. 2, ' f A 'A P, si Q I ' . V- Z - 4 ' ,, . U , , 1 1 '- 7 - ,T Il ll . . . - j , . V j ll ll ' - f - ' ' , 1 , I I ' ll ll . ' D Il ' Il v V ll Il Route l . . . College Preparatory . . . Debate Club 4,55 A , .mm . - ,, ,, U . . . A 'tg- I ' - . 11 - ll '. H . I 11 ' 11 V V x ' f . . tp -T F , . . . . . . , , - A v 7 I 4 I if l55','f 'TQ ' Patr c a A Hlcks Paul E Hodes 'srl' eo! Shirley M Hube Edward Heffelflnger Robertl Hanosek ROBERTJ HANOSEK Bob Allentown Route l College Preparatory Dance Band Club 4 Band 45 Vrsuol Educotnon Club 5 T ack 5 6 Chess Club 6 EDWARD HEFFELFINGER Hefty Fullerton General Vlsuol Educatuon Club 5 Track 5 Chess Club General Future Homemakers of Amerlca Club 4 Hn Y Club 5 6 Notnonol Honor Socsety 6 PAUL E HODES on North Catasouquo General Art Club 4 Physucal Scuence Club 5 6 Concert hour 4 5 6 SHIRLEY M HUBER S IT Fullerton College Preparatory Future Homemakers of Ameruca Club 4 Trl Hz Y Club 5 6 34 I V 4 -5 I ii . ' ' . ll ll . . I ' I U Il ll 6. PATRICIA A. HICKS . . . Trixie . . . West Catasauqua . . . . . . ' 5 Tfl- IIS ll C ' , , . . ... h'l ... 3 'ff 1 .1 ' . r 43 JOAN C JACKSITS on: North Catasauqua Commercial Debate Club 456 Class Play 5 The Whntehall 6 sggn I JEAN K KERN Peanut North Catasauqua Commercial Band 4 Home Room Officer 5 Dramatic Club 5 Basketball 5 6 Mental Hygnene Club 6 Joan C Jcckslts JEANEAN A KERN Jumbo North Catasauqua College Preparatory Debate Club 45 Class Officer 4 5 6 Class Play 5 Band 4 5 6 The Whitehall 6 Natxonal Honor Society 5 6 WAYNE R KINCAID Roc Fullerton College Preparatory Plastnc Club 4 Home Room Offucer 46 Football 5 6 Track 4 5 6 Varsity W Club 5 6 'Nuff EDWARD F KISH North Catasauqua by .ff Jean K Kern 6. Edward F Kish Wayne R Kmcold Jeaneon A Kern 30 sv IIJ 'll ' . - . , , 7 : H I in ' Il - ,J l , JJ' ll H L1 . I . . . f fl ll - ' I I ' II ' ll ' ll kll I I ' II ll lIEdll fx P I General . . . Art Club 4,5,6. ' , -,-4--.ziglljj T I M, f T 5 l he 4 V , p s A' A I Las, , I - lv' K. .1 A T 1 Ilffiu 1' ,-V WILLARD R KLECKNER Duc Allentown Route l College Preparatory Concert Choir 4 The Owl 45 Scnence Talent Search Club 456 Student Councul 6 WALTER R KLINGER Wo t Egypt General Plastlc Club 4 Home Room Otflcer 5 Staff Club 6 The Whitehall 6 Wnllard R Kleckner ROBERT R KLOCK o Cementon General Track 4 Stagecratt Club 45 Football 46 Baseball 6 Varsity W Club6 EllZABETH L KOCIS z Hokendauqua Commercnal Dramatic Club 4 5 National Honor Socuety 5 6 Mental Hygiene Club 6 BENJAMIN B KOVALCIK Benny Cementon General Football 4 Stagecraft Club 456 Walter R Kllnger Robert R Klock Ellzabeth L Kocns Bengamm B Kovolctk 36 an Rncha d M Koze F u c sJ Krempasky RICHARD M KOZE Duc Allentown Route l College Preparatory Home Room Oftlcer 45 Class Offlcer 4 5 6 Student Councul 4 5 6 Football 4 5 6 Track 4 5 6 National Honor Society 5 6 FRANCES J KREMPASKY Fuzzy Egypt Commerclal Art Club 4 Vlsual Educatuon Club 5 6 PAUL P KREMPASKY Helmy Egypt General Visual Education Club 45 Football Manager 456 Basketball Manager 456 Varsrty W Club 6 DORIS D KRESSLEY Darrue West Catasaugua College Preparatory Baseball 4 Dance Band Club 4 Home Room Otflcer 4 5 Staff Club 5 6 Class Play 6 DOROTHY A KRUPA o Hokendauqua General Trl Hu Y Club 4 Gurl s Ensemble 4 Concert Choir 45 Debate Club 56 Baseball 456 Basketball Manager 6 37 'Q' Paul P K e pesky 'vw h Doris D Kressley .v04'Q1-,Q 'Wan Dorothy A Krups fi Elo eM Laub mx Janet L Lohman lx 1-A YT LoNeIIe L. Lo eloce A ,RA ,Q T' Mary Kumermtsky Irene N Kry czuk IRENE N KRYWCZUK Reenne West Catasauqua College Preparatory Student Councul 5 National Honor Socuety 5 6 Class Play 5 6 Debate Club 4 5 The Owl 4 5 6 The Whttehall 6 MARY KUMERNITSKY Babe Cementon General Dramatuc Club 4 Mental Hyglene Club 5 Student Cauncul 56 National Honor Socrety 6 Class Play 56 The Whutehall 6 ELAINE M LAUB Elaune Coplay Route 1 College Preparatory Home Room Ottucer 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca Club 4 Dramatic Club 5 Staff Club 6 The Whttehall 6 Natuonal Honor Society 6 JANETI. LOHMAN an Allentown Route l General Band 45 6 Brass Chonr 456 Staff Club 5 Tn Ht Y Club 5 LQNELLE L. LOVELACE . . , Lanny . . . West Catasauqua , . . Commercial , . . Debate 45,6g Band 456g Head Matorette 67 Class Play 5. 38 1, f , ,,h, PATRICIA A. LUKISH . . . Pat . . . North Catasauqua . . I Commercial . . . Concert Choir 4 5- Eastern District Forensic 4- Home Room Officer 4- Tri-Hi-Y Club 5 6' Class Officer 4, x' MARTHA LYCHAK Motts Hokendauqua General Debate Club 4 Student Councll 4 Mental Hyglene Club 5 Staff Club 6 The Whttehall 6 Class Play 6 Potncta A Luknsh WILLIAM J MADOUSE Mouse North Catasauqua General Concert Chonr 4 5 Baseball Manager 4 5 6 Football Manager 56 TheWhrtehall 6 Class Play 6 Varstty W Club 6 CONSTANCE L MAKOVSKY Connue Cementon General Home Room Offscer 4 Student Councul 5 Mental Hygiene Club 5 Staff Club 6 The Whntehall 6 W' RICHARD S MATIS Duc North Catasauqua General Draftsman Club 4 5 6 Track 5 Martha Itychak 'nl xii N-'vo V23 'W-v ii! V Sw Rtchard S Mctls Constancel Mokovsky Wulllomj Madouse 39 I f A 'W 5 , , , , 5,6. H ,, . . . Q 5 ' ll ' ll ,, ,, U - H , , , , ' ll ll H . H . . . 5 f ' ' ll ' ll ll - ki! . . . , , 5 . 'nr- , , f 'I ,V N, S V v x I V , f , , 4. L ,, , s. H If X, A I 1 - ,tgfi , , 4' V F ,, ., L5 'l I .I In ' f 1 . ' A - ,M JAMES H MCFETRIDGE lm Flolcendauqua General l-ll Y Club 4 Football 5 Draftsman Club 56 !-an F IRENE MISSMER Msssl Fullerton General Trl l-lu Y Club 4 5 Home Room Oftucer 4 6 Basketball 4 5 6 Baseball 5 6 Stall Club 6 Tlte Wlwntelwall 6 James H McFe 'd9e GEORGE C MOATS Mmno Fullerton General Home Room Oftlcer 4 6 Football 4 5 6 Basketball 456 Traclc 456 Varsnty W Club 456 DOUGLAS W MOHREY Saus Egypt General BARBARA A MONDRICK Tootsue l-lolxendauqua Commercial Concert Clwolr 4 Eastern Dlstruct Forensac 4 Trl l-ll Y Club 4 Debate Club 6 3 .xg F Irene Mussmer T3 'T' George C Moats Douglas W Mohrey Barbara A Mondnck 40 HJ. H , . . - - z z , - ,, - -H ll ' fl , , 2 , J 2 - , T Il ' Il . . . . . , : , , 2 5 ' ll ll bfi? ll ll ' . . . Stagecraft Club 4,5,6. If ' ll I J '- A- : - 45 4411 1 ,ff . Q , I .6 ,Yi N ., l 5 1 'Q A ,, , 4 . . H A, f ,, , f 11354. i 5 '??5'i:'fZ 'f lt 'Ez' Lawrenc J Montcncrl Helen P Mullner LAWRENCE J MONTANARI Mont Egypt General Art Club 4 Stogecroft Club 5 6 HELEN P MULLNER Hel North Catasauqua Commerclal Debate Club 4 5 6 The Whatehall 6 DORISJ MUTHARD Toot Egypt Cornmerclal Tr: l-l1Y Club 4 Dramatic Club 5 Debate Club 6 ROBERT C NOLL o Fullerton College Preparatory Class Offlcer 4 Class Play 5 Band 4 5 6 Natnonal Honor Society 5 6 Eastern District Band 6 Student Councrl 6 IRENE NUSH Nushne Egypt Comme-rcnal Tru H1 Y Club 4 6 Mental Hyglene Club 5 National Honor Socrety 5 6 41 Dons .I Muthcrd 'Y'-f Robert C Noll Irene Nush lg QQ. 'Sl' Be nad ne Po lcko ' abeth M. Payo Michael A. Poyonk Ed cdO NOREEN A O DONNELL Reenie Genera Art Club 4 Mental Hygiene Owl 6 Class Play 6 'N 122:- if' ODo Fullerton u 5 6 te EDWARD ORKIS Or Cementon General Art Club 4 Draftsman Club 5 6 BERNADINE PAVLICKO Bernie Egypt Commercial Tri l-li Y Club 4 Mental Hygiene Club Baseball 5 Debate Club 6 ELIZABETH M. PAYONK . . . Betty . . . Egypt . . . Commerf cia A . . Concert Choir 4- Tri-Hi-Y Club 4- Girls Cltorus 4- l-lome Room Officer 54 Mental Hygiene Club 54 Debate Club 6. MICHAEL A, PAYONK . . Pinky' . . Egypt . . Co iege Preparatory . , , Visual Education Club 4, Concert Cboir 4: Football 4 5 6- Traclc 5 6, Varsity W Club 5 6. 42 LEWIS P PERDICK ou Fullerton College Preparatory Plastuc Club 4 Home Room Ofttcer 4 Science Talent Search Club 456 Class Play 5 Football 6 Natnonal Honor Society 6 AMELIA M PESARCIK Melue Cementon General Mental Hygxene Club 5 Student Councal 5 Staff Club 6 The Whutehall 6 ew s P Perdlclr CHARLES F PETERS ete Hokendauqua General Hu Y Club 4 Draftsman Club 5 Dramatic Club 6 PHYLLIS S PIERVALLO North Catasauqua Commercial Trl Hs Y Club 4 Dramatlc Club 5 Artustlc Typlng Club 6 Girl s Chorus 5 6 'E MICHAEL PONTICIAN Mllce North Catasauqua College Preparatory Hu Y Club 4 5 Chess Club 6 Class Play 6 mel ca M Pesorclk v-qs :K fc 46' Mlchael Ponhclan Phyllns S Puervallo crles F Peters 43 . - . 2 ' : r 1 F I f 2 ' ' V x , H - It sv X . . . A 5 ' g ' is 1 11 ' H I V 'V x ' ' K - K , ' L i . ' . . . . P . . . . . . . - g 5 ' 4 . , , . Phil , . . . . . l . . . 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Ch U DONALD C POPPE Don Fullerton College Preparatory Art Club 4 5 Junior Prize Speaknng Contest 5 The Owl 56 Baseball Manager 56 Chess Club 6 Student Councnl 6 FREDERICKJ POSCH Frob Fullerton College Preparatory Dance Band Club 4 Visual Educatnon Club 5 Band 4 5 6 Chess Club 6 Donald C Poppe RICHARD A PUDLINER Dude West Catasauqua General Vnsual Educatnon Club 4 Physical Science Club 5 Hunting and Fishing Club 6 BARBARA R QUIGG Ourggu Hokendauqua Commercial Dramatic Club 4 Debate Club 5 Artustnc Typing Club 6 Basketball 4 56 Baseball 45 6 ELLWOOD T QUIGG Samp Hokendauqua College Preparatory Y Club 45 Chess Club 6 Baseball 4 5 6 The Owl 5 6 Fredenck J Posch Richard A Pudlmer Bqrbqrq R Qulgg Ellwood T Qulgg 44 JamesJ Reid Paul H Reimer JAMES J REID um Fullerton College Preparatory Student Council 4 5 Scnence Talent Search Club 45 6 Class Play 5 Jumor Prize Spealang Contest 6 PAUL H REIMER Rollle Fullerton College Preparatory Band 45 Home Room Otfncer 46 Class Play 5 Junlor Prize Speaking Contest 5 Football 6 Varsnty W Club6 O WILLIAM RESH Bugs Hokendauqua General Football Manager 456 Hn Y Club 5 Class Play 5 6 Home Room Offzcer 6 The Whutehall 6 CAROLE A RICHTER Judge Allentown Gen era Trl Hn Y Club 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Concert Cbonr 45 6 Dramatlc Club 5 6 Junior Prnze Speaking Contest 5 RICHARD N RIEDY Duc Fullerton College Preparatory Concert Choir 456 Student Council 4 5 Physlcal Sclence Club 5 Chess Club 6 Natronal Honor Socnety 6 45 O Wnlluam Resh -T? Carole A Rlchter Richard N Rledy 'fs- 'Q' MG Y E S0907 Potrlclu A Roth q R055 Joseph A Sendo o Faye E. Scheirer CLAIREI ROSS Caare Allentown Route l General Concert Chonr 4 5 6 Girls Chorus 4 5 6 East ern Dustnct Orchestra 56 All State Orchestra 5 National Honor Socuety 56 The Whitehall 6 PATRICIA A ROTH a Cementon College Preparatory Debate Club 45 The Owl 45 6 Na tnonal Honor Socnety 56 Class Play 56 Student Councrl 6 The Whltehall 6 MARY E SAGAT Maluska Holcendauqua Commercual Trl Ht Y 4 Home Room Ottlcer 4 Debate Club 5 Artastuc Typang Club 6 Basketball Monager 6 The Whitehall 6 JOSEPH A SANDOVA oe Hokendauqua General Stagecratt Club 4 5 6 FAYE E SCHEIRER ae Fullerton Commercial T . , Tri-Hi-Y Club 4- Mental Hyglene Club 5g Staff Club 6g The Whitehall 6. 4-6 RONALD H SCHLAUCH S ug West Catasauoua General Ha Y Club 4 5 Concert Chour 4 5 6 East ern Dlstrlct Chorus 456 The Whutehall 6 Staff Club 6 Class Play 5 6 WILBERT K SCHRADER West Catasauqua General Visual Educatton Club 4 Football 4 5 6 Base ball 45 6 Varslty W Club 5 6 FRANKLIN C SCHWENK Schwenk Allentown Route l Physncal Science Club 4 5 6 Science Farr 5 6 ROSE F SENNECA Faye Cementon College Preparatory Concert Cholr 45 6 Glrls Chorus 45 6 Debate Club 5 6 Natlonal Honor Soclety 6 Class Play 6 The Owl 5 6 RICHARD J SHARKAZY Sharlcle Allentown Route l General Vusual Educatuon Club 456 Richard J. Shurkazy Rose F. Sennecc 47 Ronald H Schlauch Wilbert K. Schrader Franklin C. Schwenk MICHAEL SHUMACK Mrke Holcendauqua General Huntmg and Frsltlng Club 6 Track 6 BARRY R SOTTOLANO Barry Cementon General Baseball 4 Vnsual Educatnon Club 45 Foot ball 46 Varsity W Club 6 ANTHONY P SOUSA Tony West Catasauqua College Preparatory Concert Cltour 4 5 6 Basket ball 456 Baseball 456 Natnonal Honor Soclety 56 Varslty W Club 6 The Wltlteltall 6 Mnchael Shumack JANE C STEINMETZ Janey Fullerton Gen era Concert Choar 4 Gnrls Ensemble 4 Home Room Officer 5 Mental l-lygnene Club 5 Artnstlc Typlng Club 6 Band 56 FLORENCE STELTZMAN F oss Hokendauqua Comrnercual Trl HnY Club 4 Mental Hygiene Club 5 Artustlc Typnng Club 6 Student Council 6 Natronal Honor Society 6 The Owl 6 Barry R Sottolano Anthony P Sousa Jane C Stemmetz Florence Stelhmun 48 Llllucn Stopoy Anna L Stoudt Melvin Stoudt LILLIAN STOPAY Cementon Commerclal Home Room Offlcer 46 Concert Chozr 45 6 Gxrls Chorus 456 Class Play 56 The Owl 6 The Whnte ANITAL STOUDT Nnta Fullerton College Preparatory Mental Hygnene Club 5 Basketball 4 5 6 Baseball 5 6 Staff Club 6 The Owl 6 The Whitehall 6 MEl.VlN STOUDT Me Fullerton Commerclal Visual Education Club 46 Band 4 Physrcal Science Club 5 Track 5 RONALD S STRACK Kopty North Catasauqua General Visual Education Club 4 5 Track Manag er 45 6 Class Play 6 Varsnty W Club 6 EDWIN G STREAPY u Fullerton General Vlsual Educatron Club 56 Concert Chour 56 The Whitehall 6. 49 Ronald S Strock Edwin G. Streopy 1 Qi NancyJ Thomas Janet H Thomas Merrill W Sywenlu MERRILL W SYWENKI Squirrel Cementon College Preparatory Dance Band Club 4 Band 4 5 6 Hi Y Club 5 Concert Choir 5 6 Chess Club 6 JANET H THOMAS Tom West Catasauqua General Trl Hi Y Club 4 5 6 NANCY J THOMAS Curly West Catasauqua General Eastern District Forensic 4 Debate Club 4 5 6 Concert Choir 4 5 Jeanette Tornitsky JEANETTE TORNITSKY . , . .leanettie . . . Egypt . . . General . . . Tri-Hi-Y Club 4- Staff Club 6' The Whitehall 6- Basketball 6' Mental Hygiene Club 5. DONALD TRANSUE . , . Don . . . Fullerton . . . General 4 , . Visual Education Club 454 Chess Club 6. Donald Transue 50 STANLEYJ UREVICH Greg Fullerton General Plastlc Club 4 Vnsual Education Club 5 Chess Club 6 Track 4 6 JEANETTE R WEBER Spider North Catasauqua Commercual Home Room Otfncer 4 Grrl s Ensemble 4 Glrl s Chorus 4 Concert Chorr 4 5 6 Tru Hn Y Club 4 5 6 BARBARA A WESCOE Boo Loo Fullerton General Debate Club 4 Band 4 Home Room Othcer 45 Mental Hygtene Club 56 Basketball 456 Baseball 4 5 6 STEPHEN WIRTH Steve Holcendauqua General Football 5 Draftsman Club 56 GLADYS M WOLLETT Gladue Fullerton College Preparatory Art Club 4 Home Room Officer 4 Class Play 6 Mental l-lygrene Club 5 6 Gladys M Wollett Stephen Wlrth 51 Stanley J Urevlch Jeanette R Weber Barbara A Wescoe Betty H. Yost Neil C Zimmerman BETTY H. YOST . . . Yostie . . . Fullerton , . . General . . . Art Club 4, Mental Hygiene Club 5,64 The Owl 6. NEIL C. ZIMMERMAN . . . Zim' '... North Catasauqua . . . College Preparatory . . . Hi-Y Club 4,5g Home Room Officer 4,5g Concert Choir 4,55 Baseball 4,55 The Whitehall 6j Varsity W Club 6. Veterans Being Graduated with the Class of 1955 EUGENE DAX Fullerton FRANCIS GREY North Catasauqua BERTRAM HILBERT Catasauqua 52 Durlshln Class Adviser Joanne Fnnnegan Treasurer Regnna Shrffert Sec retary Theodore Iannellr VrcePresudent Wrlllam Marks President Even though they partrcrpate m many extra currrcular actrvmes classroom studnes are not neglected Thus particular group IS enloymg Englrsh class Junior Class 4 'sig I B5 Sn go 'i The lunlor class can be very proud of the many talented students of musuc These students partrclpated nn elther Eastern Drs tract Band or Chorus durmg the year They are Ruth Haberern Rosalle Huber Dons Nlcholas Herbert Stoudt Davrd Dnehl Earl Bell Wayne Wavrek and Wayne Stryker If ,aiu n A 5 r,n5 5 I ,-., F. Abel l. Albrigh? A. Ballos C. Barre!! G. Berner R. Biery M. Billig E. Birosik L. Brinkman M. Bruslzo B. Buzzo D. Chrislmon J. Csencsirs B. Dux V. Diefenclerfer D. Diehl L. Dieler R. Dimler M. Eberhurf R. Eder R. Ernsi P, Fciler B. Fassman W. Fenstermokev A. Fiedler N. Fiedler J. Filyac J. Finnegan B. Franrz C. Fritfs D. Geiger M. Geiger D. Genovese W. Grason L Guldner R. Huberern J. Hartzell C. Hersh ,..a 4 1? 'i xi NF fx Us 1 Q- Q- 1 . 1? Y l l, NP we 1 L- - N-1 I I ' A ,. FX rf, .x H -.' QA' ' 5 h 1' , . far . E X' .4 .Q ,I xv Q ,Q ve- ff 6' 3 Q S . . J ,Sify 5' LIZ ' 15- , QV' l .5 5' ' S- fw ,, . WJ' ' . f ' :Qian K ill 1 .I-. , 3 1 ,A-as Q.. 4' 'rg' as , ' . 40' ' -,- Q- u- .r 2, SP 1 ..,. 'wa 'TV 'f: I 4 N Q '--.. l' . g 'w- 3, X ff 5 X I ef' ' -rr-A 4.-. ea sv 'f f' Q - ia .NN V J 'hr ' 5 2 ' T 111- 1 - , x . Y lil .N if Ag, .,,, 1' av ' as Q--' f .,,,,, v- 5. xv' Hy, .f Q, 1, 'X 7 T R- vu ' 4 X -ve . ,Q ,aff ' ' 'J ? , 'y ...- Rx Q ,1 ' ' . o ' .wx . . ' 'I 5 . X V xr., Y' ' 54 N ' 1? s-:L J. Hades R. Holland M. Hopkins R. Huber J. Hufnick B. lannelli T, lannelli E. Jacksits N. James D. Kalchur P. 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Kurzeic S. Leibenguih R. Lobach E. Ludwig D. Lychak P. Marks W. Marlin J. Mcrusholc E. Malllcu R. McFe1ridge D. Melber T. Meyer W. Michlanski J. Miller P. Miller J. Mifcho M. Mohrey P. Mohrey J. Molinahi M. Moline L. Moll J. Murphy C. Neumoyer R. New L. Nicholas P. Nush B. Orlds D. Oswald M, Oswald R. Oswald C. Owen P. Poly H. Peters K. Poppe R. Reber? M. Rodokovitch R. Reenock M. Riedy T. Riffer E. Ruch L. Rumrnel R. Schaffer J. Schaller D. Sclwanfz L. Schlosser G. Schneck J. Schuler R. Schwenk P. Seyfried C. Shafer G. Shafer M. Shafnisky C. Shifferi D. Smale C. Soloman P. Sfeckel E. Sfein J. Sielfzman S. Sfoudi M. Sywenki R. Vandergrifi P. Wasko R. Weiner M. Wescoe R, Wheeler R. Woronial: F. Young S. Yosf sr' ' A 'TIF . .,. I, A J ' sr- el ' -F ' Cf? s.: f .V L J 'l Qs .-f.. . if-f C I-316' . x ,SA 'S I- 5 -an R sg ve- , 'Sh Jr I C K' . ' V 9 'QQ' 1 ' J l X 1 K ltclpls lf' , x N' 41' ?' qu.: Qi n Yr ie' ,. f .-ql 1 s 19 f '4 . 'Q A l i l Q , W l 1..,,x', fx - -f,X . Nr . 1 H HIV .arf J X 4... Qg . 1 if . 4 . 1 ' x .04 X . i 'y, 6? Y 16 3' 'vi !f uf I' Gb wr' N-,r .1-+ J of Y' J x sr' 21 Phi. 1 1,-v 9' if .ix v-or in s.d' 6 Mr E Sfeckel and prospec1:veJ V baske? ball players for next year look over thus years record These boys all partlcupaled an elghfh grade basketball Mary Ann Nevms receives S1000 from Mr Charles A Raab of Sears Roebuck 8- Company Naturally Mrs Nevins IS very proud of her daughter - X .I 5 M. Althouse J. Anthony W. Anthony R. Arey J. Arnold W. Ayers A. Bundle D. Barrett M. Borlholomew F. Becrd W. Bechtold C, Beer S. Beidleman J. Boger? T. Boldisscr B. Budihas P. Ccssler D. Chuss G. DcllaPic:zzc D. Deifer A. DeLong J. Delucia M. Deutsch R. Diehl L. Dobler S. Eberhard? O. Eberhar? J. Ebner B. Enrighf K. Evans D. Fidelmcn J. Freeman S. Frifzinger C. Geiger R. Geiger P. Gill M. Gogel E. Good T. Grammes D. Gross Mi' f' ' . , A F ' 9 4' Q, 1 , L 3' x A I f 'VL VS.. I ,, . - , fs. I. 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Hoffman R. Hoffman J. Holland E. Howells S. Howells E, Hudsco M. Huisa A. Jacoby B. Kachline M. Kachline D. Karslwnock B. Keim D. Keiper B. Kern C. Kern M. Klotl F. Kochenash B. Koehler C. Koehler H. Kolb G. Korufz J. Krupa B, Kunllle R. Lachner J. Lune F. Loub J. Laub R. Lauser A. Lobach R, Ludwig C. Malmovslxy W. Makovsky J. Martin D. Marushak B. Matika D. Meckes J. Meckes C. Micklus B. Miller C. Mohrey S. Mondjack L. Monfanari S. Morgan R. Mofsko G. Moyer R. Moyer R. Muth W. Nagle M. Nevins I. Newhart E. O'DonneIi T. Paine E. Palansky M. Payonk W. Peifiy J. Piper R. Piskulo R. Posch R. Pruzinsky P. Pukan D. Rabenold M. Rapchak K. Reid S. Reimer G. Reenock G. Rhoads R. Roman G. Roth D. Rowland E. Ruch C. luis ff- X if , ' .' 1 I ' J. i 2 . A 'i in ' ., L' V . -9 LL , la-' 1 j .I .Ax fi. . if K .1.,.fff.i.J!A -1- -. -i A , , 4, ' 1 an h 5 5 ' -av J ,., A -.....- ,,,.. V' , ' 1, n Y A 4 ,Q 4 3 -. , , E 'N V iz: 4' i W I f x I N' N... 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I 0 Q?-D Y x - ,.f .. r - X l .. 1 , 'r fl' J E 5 ' ' a 69 J. Saganowich J. Sagcnowich A. Sarko V. Sarnicky R. Schaffer J. Scheirer G. Schirmacher A. Schlegal N. Schoeneberger D. Scholtis R. Searfass D. Smith J. Snyder I. Solderich R. Solderich T. Solomon D. Stangle G. Snchelbari L. Sfofflev J. Strauss D. Sup B. Thomas B. Tomasic M. Transue D. Unangsi S. Unger J. Vaughn R. Walbert D. Waliers S. Wasko P. Weisboch R. Wescoe C. Williamson R. Willifts J. Wolf R. Wuchier R. Zerfass M. Zimmerman Seventh Grade John Noll, an active class member, displays his colorful costume that he wears in the Allentown String Bond. . . , i'1L Q f, ' ,I . ,, x,,, by yr I' ' 3 gr- , 4 .L V, Y . l' I , I 1 W-W . E4 ll ' I' fs 1, ' 1 1 ' Q A ,, rf. ' . YI Plans for a poster contest are underway and these students are busy sketching their ideas With few extracurricular activities schecl uled for seventh grade most students seem happy faces in this group interested in English class 10 hug 5 w , . f . 1 X P , ' .nf , N. I, 1 , , 5' 3 4 K N ' . ,K , A 0 1 I , Ls' if I ,I x 1 7' ,. M ' . ,fl A ni.-fr . of to enioy their classes. Mr. Helfrich has many l '33-'11 M . . . . - '-' QL f h. ,gi ' - ' TA . . ,gm T, .' il , ' i, 1 if 'l X 5 r,' . ' ' ' ' 4 i I v- F I wr if Q J ,,,-.pw 2' ,Q 'Q psf 4 Q, ,-s. 4:1 ' , -I - f' -f ' IKJ -fl - I -'J -, 8 C, V .X-Q5 .., A , KX f4 '7' x Y, U V Q5 '13 I V ia L Q K .J V A :-' V., -Ad ,. V ' I 1 3 V V V VVV XM-v Rx. .N .TJ . -X for V , A ,M V ,.. '- . 'fm . V . .V. N' , V W., .H-V VV' V, 1 1 .,4 V Y .. - ,, T.. x V ' VV V f 1 , 5 ' , V . 1 G ' ,C . f 5 , , F , X x X J I . 54' t A I L . X . UD 1 , v' 'i 5 vt Q' I. 'A V JF J ' , ' V .iraq , ' SV ff ' I K V I V, V ' Y uf I I . ' I v' I4 L I A! I .. 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Olesh D. Oswald L. Oswald M. Perdick as 9- 16 IQ S ,,,- 1:1 4 T W , El, ,112 pr 1- I .A Y If 1 ' 3 - . no ' any ,Q fp 55 r, I dx .5 Q, . if i K7 e- . Q f x si, 1-'fp t ' -, w, . xr . X Q-1 v ' J 5 ' , 1 .b V . W , ilu, J B , f ' V l f'l ' 1.1 A 15703 A if 'ns ZS f ' 7'-3 5 - 'W' 4 ,124 41 'W rg X -.J Ji --L , Ri' , wc' Q I 4' J 'T X ' 7' ' 1. 4 PNK ' A J 'qt , is ,. . ri ff- .Qi rt Y 7 V X' 5 Y A ' ' I ls., fl. ' ay 1 .- YA Eptfjffff .dst an ,, ng. ,911 I -8 'Ce' 4 J- fs- M , ,,, is s sf J X XA ta , if Fm f M4 . , M. sw, - ar QQ. 5' J 5 4 s .fu H' L 'J X 4' C'7 if J 2 n f wi xi xx Y A I A s l K L. . X 1 I 1 I km I I A , ., N3 d W A I lr! R I , 41 JA Q' if Q, .5 A .. ,f K. --. 'J A 1 - ' -5 ' ' N f 1 ,y I-f I J 1 'J .ax A KX A ,T N J A A E U' wa. .' '- . A 6 -1 ' 2 . 4- f 1 L'-I g,hf Nr' 157 '-4 xv-I ' ,,,r ?? -I . ,w, 1 x., kb sr' Tl R-v FXR -s 415 iff' '-TF M- gf' ' 'V' ,i -.V v .- ? 7' T N fy. I Q 140' ii' uf 'V 5' v l 1 'Z ir-1 0. 1Nr V 1 .al an .,f -- Q. 'C' , 2 : ' J fi ' W It :S 1 as ia It ,V ,gy I ln :L . 7 in 4 ' ' ' -fi' .. ,-' vp' 4 K ' .I VS' 2 'JF' s ff., ', ... -. ' '- 'I I X N' i sr- Vi - :, xl , N, . fr Z rw X - ' W , 4 . 'F .f rg: J ' '+I' . A :f ,, ,Lf , QQ, :d ye .- .. i 1 ' . Q J i fs-' 1. 60 ' L. 9. A. I fu sf ! 'q' ur -ff Y 'vp-nv 5 ' xl-.Nb . 48 .ir lllgy if Q X ,-if - M 1 i I' llllnl ' A ns 1 Ze .rf ,oil v r I , , S J N, wr la- wo' '..,'f,:, T1 ,fi vb 51-if .- I , Q A F' i ity 1 xx - fx x 'P ir 1 ,'. ' QU X I. 0? lr - 9 N, sr 5 55 if .. 'F' . , iv uv' N , ,f ' Mfg H Q , r. H 1 . f f 1. ir N Pevers Piper Puchyr Pudliner Pudliner Rapchak Riifer Rohrbach Rosafi Rummel Sandova Sarley Saylor Schaller Schanfz Schlauch Schmid? Schneck Schrader Schwenk Sedovy Seyfried Shafer Shiner Smicker Smith Smith Steinhofer Stofflef Strisofsky Sirunk Tanner Tapler Tretfer Walben Wanamaker Warren Warren Wavrek Whiie Wilhelm Ziegler S 4 X S- 'O if 'QQ 3 l Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE CLUB A club is more than just a group . . . Of folks who meet and plan . . . To serve a worthy need in life . . . As ably as they can . . . It is an organization where . . . Good will and friendship grow . . . And people interchange ideas . . . For everyone to know . . . Where men and women gather with . . . A spirit young and free . . . To smile, shake hands and to enjoy . . . Each other's company . . . A club provides a certain share . . . Of leisure and of rest . . . And is a kind and gracious host . . . To each invited guest . . . Whatever other aim it has . . . It also fills the need . . . For friendliness and fellowship . . . In every word and deed. WH! HH LL Keeplng an accurate account of the patron lust IS the work of Flame Laub Nancy Bateman Dorothy Brader Connie Makovsky Amelao Pescrclk and Jeanean Kern The 1955 We all vvorlc together nn each endeavor IS book wall truly be better than ever n comes the tripod and up goes a cheer we re glad to announce the photographer s here calling all clubs the chorus and band ,J more prctures than ever we ve planned to expand Y formal thls year they re taken rn poses quite normal fo- Desks are piled high and tables stacked too writers have been working the whole evenung Malling the copy to meet the deadline I5 both the responslb lvty Through Wrlle Ups musl be reody for The and pleasure of Anthony Sousa edltorun-chnef decdlme lo meel We keep Om The lob lllougll ASQ-no Proofreadnng as the cluef work of Jacqueline Arnold and Norma Andrew Brusko checks progress of cut outs with Anna Stoudt Engler Irene Mussmer and Rschard Bandle 76 Q h ' .hw , 4 .P J A' I l -1 . ' x X 1' a S rl l l . X 2 . , . ' . . th' - ,iii fl' . of 5 f .M 1 4 'si fi? f l V . . . those ortraits of teachers . . . were alwa s so ,X-I V i . I ,fl p . , . Y . .1 V I . ' ' ' I I . ,l 1' ,ii J . an ' ch 1 I ,K 3 I l 55 U LVJ.j1 f'5eLI. 3 gf , '15 f . ': Q J l ' l fn l A ll ' ,Lf'- 4' -. ll , Q Iii' Responslble for the flnancnal success of the yearbook are Wllllam Typlsts Dorothy Churetta Joan Jacksrts Helen Mullner Llanre Madouse business manager and Edwin Streapy ad ertlsmg Ross Faye Galley and Jean Kern wuzard hliehall Staff everyone s beat Then our busy typlsts the rough drafts take all must be neat wtthout a mistake We take a short break to laugh at a loke and bulld up our energy wrth pretzels and coke then back to our stations and start In agam wnth rustlnng of paper and scratchlng of pen and among these pages tuck memorres away X' IH the many years atter we ll shed a fond tear for the happxness and trnendshnp of the days we held dear J' f I re--., .....,.4 Our very dlstxnct type of copy lust dldnt happen credlt goes to Irene Krywczuk Mary Kumermtsky Joan Stopay Patrucna Roth and Nancy Haberern 'Q' A Ronald Comp art editor busily sketches abstract creatlons for the dlvlsnon pages C ,QA 0 N .w 6G:. .P 5512 d6iSf'lmP3'Es E'ig9's5g Selllng colored postcards of the champxonshup football team ns ably handled by John Haberern Walter Klmger Rlbello Bertom Ronald Schlauch and Ollver Resh L , g 1 c ' l I J' r- ' 9 . ' V: '? I x il.: I: .' 2, ,-J N I ...Q t V L ' yy' , I I I . A V l . I I ' A 9 Q E J 1 . Q 9 f I '42 , , ' ' . . . , . . ' K, , . . 1 ' 1' g V A f fyyfyyfy , . . Q? ,c , V ty' , 3 . . . ' . . . ' ' , yy 1 ff l Our job is to capture . , . each moment of the day WiX ' - K. 'Q' ,M - ,pax ' , I W ' he , . . . ' ' A . . . l . 'He f ff l? -f, -'ff 'rr- Ltf:f3i,'N ' Q ' . 'f 4. f .g' -gn, ix y K ' ' f V W 55 . Vs V, I I 1 tr t , ., . ' ,K JN: .Q , .L . ' I, e v, X l- l L i , ... ' rw 5 ' 77 Y Q.Q,, ,-A K7 Q -0' FIRST ROW J Hades N Fiedler B Schetfler M Kumernitsky R Noll H Koehler D Ludwig J Haberern CAMERA Y C Quigg R Ronemus SECOND ROW P Roth T Barnes R Mr Wagaman Adviser Koze J Kurzea W Marks A Haas THIRD ROW D Davies Student Council As knights ot the round table we gather to plan the ways to serve our tellow man e school is our kingdom by the subtects elected we ll do our best to see their interests protected our time and our service placed at their disposal we try to make changes at their proposal Our aim is to protect the rights held so dear coulvclc which can only be accomplished with grievances made clear an unmarred reputation an good will at each are the valuable lessons we try to teach our task is gigantic and our shoulders srnall , . but we aim to ease. . . the bur- dens tor all. Vvhat a wonderful kingdom A , . it will be some day . . . when students and teachers , . . co-operate and display . . . that golden character . . . and under- standing heart , , . which rnalce the perfect school . . . where everyone does his part. ? FIRST ROW F Schadl P Keum V Glllette R Ronemus C P Relmer S Eberhardt THIRD ROW B Wescoe E Kocls M Qulgg J Kochenash Mr Hess Advnser SECOND ROW M Diehl N Votd R Haberern L Zuerserl J Kern CAMERA SHY S rued G Wollett B Yost A Robert M Ke hel P o N ODonnell because fear and sorrow prey on many mnnds take the paranolc hes one who fears he may startle you with hrs gruesome leers the schlzophrenlc has a splnt personallty lust Isnt able to face realnty the kleptoma mac as everyone knows IS one who steals for thrall not for dough Worry and regret are some emotuons t ey often get very strange notions most of these people are an distress because of fee-lungs they suppress A trap to the hosputal to see what Its like touring the bulldungs IS quite a hike these mental disturbances and sordid condltrons are being lessened by these sknlled physicians dedicated to a work requurzng them to ana ze each nndnvndual case to fund wherem the trouble lnes 79 Mental Hyglene MENTAL HYGIEIVS 6 6 A t ' K r y 4 i t ., z , V? iegf',. ,. ,. ,.s,.Kyr, .' , O Of mental diseases . . . there are different kinds . . . ' ' ' ' ...he .'.. ll ll I.. ly ' ' ' vv 9 P FIRST ROW J Hodes N Fuedler B Schetfler J Hutruuck M Schatz R Ruedy L Perduck CAMERA SHY R Noll R oze Kumernutsky R Senneca SECOND ROW F Steltzman E Kocus aberern I sh Kra lc R Hub R Shuffert uss ub K lc N Ha erern Rot C s Lazarus Advuser T RD ROW N Voud A Sousa R Perduclc W Grason J National Honor Socuety IAYKIAL Scholarshup and leadershup closely bound servuce and character tued around thus us our treasure no one can take locked up un honor too strong to break these sterlung qualutues endeavorung to mauntaun the goal us hugh we plan to attaun We re always here to do our share solve the problems and banush care fruendshup and assustance we volunteer the days grow brughter as we spread good cheer happy you wana-rv fund us workung each day servung our school yt I7 - un each luttle way we do what we can 9 80 to buuld the foundatuon of pleasunq character and good reputatuon In the years ahead whatever our occupatuon we ll be ready to serve communuty and natuon most lulcely to succeed un all we do our desure us to make all thus come true 'b G' . 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' , , , , 0 0 'S I 5 . . 2 , . . . fa' -En au LSU FIRST ROW M Sywenkl B Scheftler G Clader J Hutnlck N R Rabenald FOURTH ROW Mr Young Adviser E Randolph Fiedler T lannelll K Mertz SECOND ROW E Qungg R Rtedy E Hetfeltunger S Urevlch B McKee W Grason CAMERA SHY R Perdlck C Clark C Herman J Csencstts THIRD ROW T R Hanasek D Pappe C Tenchert rnes M Pontlclan R Noll F Posch D Transue F Zer ass Chess Trumpets blare the courts nn place expectant opponents mentally trace the blows and dodges we ve carefully planned the book ot ru es wzll be m demand For often a battle results when we are In deep concentratuon and tall to see why our bishops cannot move to capture the kmght an our feelings soothe for the last attack was quite a blow another like at all ot us know wall cripple us beyond repair well lose 7 n A the game and all our care and thoughtful movlng wall be un vain theres stall a move iii :Z thats to our gam -Mb - 2 if Perhaps the others are asleep what a surprsse W...ff they'll surely weep It we can capture the queen you know our sude wall deal the last death blow we are victorious but there's much to learn an the next bug battle the tables might turn 81 T' U F f , -ff. - fl. l ' .:'j515,',-rv ': .. t v v t T b 1 52.14 , 1 ,, L ,. 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Kelser M Prevozmk D Stoudt R Sharkazy J Fenchtl E Streapy CAMERA SHY .l Homes SECOND ROW J DIPFOFJEVZIO R Bortz W Krempasky Basara J Evangelust E Hozza L DerRohn J Chaputa F Buttatuoco Mr Snyder Advtser THIRD ROW M Bullng M Visual Education VISUAL 770lY Assisting teachers sn dnfterent classes axd the knowledge ot lads and lasses there are many movres of dzfterent lands whnch leave lastnng Impressions on our mnnds a trnp to Calntornua or sunny Italy are some of the magestuc places where we wash we could be but not all movnes sound so nnvntung for after they are hnvslned we have to do some wrutung To get out ot class as our mann obgectnve we re glad we chose thus as our electnve studyang a prolector to learn :ts operation ns always quite a problem whnch encourages our educatnon Spllclng a hlm whuch has been torn as another asslgnment which has to be borne and so there ns only one thnng to say we hope our servace has been okay ,f s. 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R Bery L Montanarx SECOND ROW E Laudenslager D D Gelger M Brusko A Ballas CAMERA SHY Mr Grammes Chrnstman R McFetrldge B Weaver F Kohlhauser L Dieter Adviser Stagecraft Opening nught :sn t tar off we stagehands are an asset to class plays ut s been palntlng scenery and gathernng stage props for days keeping an eye on the llghts our 'ob too working together we have lots of fun bu that nsnt all there s more work to be done A door up stage left a pncture wnndow here we boys are experts there s no need for fear as eager beavers now gnvung the fnnal check believe me rt we werent around thnngs would really be a wreck Q The last lnne ns sand and down comes the curtann from behind the scenes our part ns played of this you can be certann we don t take the bows nor seek acclanmment lust to see all go well is our repayment not only that for who knows someday we ll be the men behind a smash hrt on broadway 83 I A' Yrs ,f W 1: Ri Q f . . R a ,le l :fl l, l , :UR wh' ' w- a V s -g ' ' V I' Cs . . 0 Q f I s ' ' . r 9+ . D , x - V 4 U I. an u Q 0 ' 7 6 g- l Ig .. ' 4-X ' ,QL ' FIRST ROW: R. Smith, N, James, D. Kline, E. Jacksits, R. Fahringer, L. Novak. THIRD ROW: H. Frey, B. Kovalcik, R. Guth, J. Sartdova . i , . 4. : . ' , . . ' , . , . . 1 . . . . T ' ' . . , ' . . . . . . 1 - 4 I 5 lf t-.1 Z 'Q ,ao alot P P rva a B Qu Ste nrnetz F C D ucken nller CAMERA SHY Mss Glbbet Ad user Arhshc Typing 4011,-fr 'PYPING Nnrnble flngers dancung oer typevvruter keys rnalcrng many obgects as pretty as you please some are snmple pnctures others nntrrcate desugn they re really aurte artlstlc these pnctures we conslgn our nmagrnataon faxed upon a very nntere-stung sublect pressrng the many keys prestol a fascrnatnng protect A slalltul and helpful hobby learnung manupu latnon at machune parts nts even hlghly probable vve may compete vvrth the other arts under careful supervlszon we try our best to marntann the qualutues expected of us and the knowl edge we have garned Our club rs the envy ol all we often hear the gurls grlpung because theyre rnelrgrble to Ioan unless they ve had a full year of typang to develop speed and accuracy and enhance the abrllty needed tor future typrsts and yet to be used as drversnty xx , - ' n . . 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C 84 f, fry' XJ fx g,,.s 'R' 1 FIRST ROW K Hack A Schaadt J Sandova C Shlner SECOND Yost B Jones THIRD ROW T Ondush J Becktol Kukltz ROW G Ball G Fanler M Pruzmsky F Skeebok P Roth J E Kush D Kern CAMERA SHY M sOchs Advlser Ar Young artists wnth nndnvldual talents rangnng from the brush and oll to charcoal strokes pencrl sketches uncreasung thenr toll deft fnngers moldang vases slum and chnna ladnes pert and trnm From the realms of nature and the land of dreams enchanted forests rlpplung streams castles hugh drawbrldge gates tales of chnvalry the scene relates dainty ladies ln starched whute lace behund each fan blushmg face Then we return out of yesterday to bowls of flowers rn brlght array soft pastel shades an whnch they bloom seem to spread a fragrance ' s 1 throughout the room apples, oranges bananas yellow fruut that's tasty luscious and mellow Captured forever these pamted scenes bnng together reality and dreams 85 fy V1 ,A ' if, .--fl. .' . I T 7 136- Sl- ' ' ' . ' ' W ' . i I 1 ,' 4 . n v ' 4 ,A . ,, . F i . J, f, . ' I ff 1 f ' :j .Q f .. ' '-fs V , N -f 'f ns, , if M ' ,, i I, Q ef . . , ' S '4 f 'fa 1 , 0 17 c 1 0-'28 I V 4 f -5 x L, v c . . I , , t 4 , I vt: U ,v., 1 ' gi, Q ' ,.f,5,x,. - 1, -4 g, . 7 W , M t 'A 'F a ff I Ah ' . s M f as 1 ,TM- K fi vi ,,, N , : . , . , . r . ' . , - - 5 - 1 - df R- : . , . ' , . ' , . , - 1 V - , , . : 1: , . . . . . . . O -51' FIRST ROW V Dietenacrfcr C Hersh D Matlka G Wotring E Kern N Shoemaker S Oswald THIRD ROW M Hopkins M Sn e L Horner L Guldncr Mrs Woolley Adviser SECOND Eberhardt P Miller S R dy J Ponticnan T Steiner R Sm th W L fzged ltcr Jerd J c M Stec e D Si ies Future Homemakers of America Mm! take in the aroma . , , a chocolate layer cake . . , we busy homemakers . . . sure know how to bake . . A a delicious dessert . . . to complete a meal . . . so expertly prepared . , . with taste appeal . . . our knowledge , . . of diets and technique . . . went into this dinner . , . we d even eat. Besides the ability to cook . . . there s the art to sevv . . . an eye-catching number , . . modeled 'n fashion show , . , we ve also learned . , . some of the i WMM ru es. . . of using and caring . . . for a housekeepers . l W -0-. - Taos , . . as every day. . . the best we can . . . our 1 'Egg' house to clean . . .spic-and-span . . . and we practice is, pw thrift . . . when need be . . . to save precious time . . . and energy. VVheUner making a dress . . , or mixing a batter . . . the final product . . . we adore and flatter . , . ambitious group . . . working hard not to fail . A , even when sponsoring , , . a doughnut sale. L sr '2- T ROW Mr D rushm dvnser B Senneca M Suto N TH RD ROW R Huber R htfert Mnz erd C Rnchter Morgan M Kralnuk L Kraynek R Rusnock SECOND ROW J Buzza S Sandova CAMERA SHY E Fenner J McFetrldge C Stoppy C Rennert C Peacock B Long B Fassman R Kulhamer Peters Dramahc Here IS our opportumty to develop charm and poise that mught lead to a career for starry eyed glrls and boys the abuluty to play a long lost brother a happy carefree chnld or a slowly aging mother Once we ve passed the test nts rehearsal every nnght the curtaln slowly rrses we develop stage frnght Gee' all those faces what shall I do but why worry the others are scared too DRRWHTICS The mght progresses It seems to be a hut ut's -E all over now and the lnghts are lat the durector's ? all smiles the cast now to assemble to congrat ulate each other as we no longer tremble for the worst ot It IS over at really wasn't so hard the make up we remove the costumes we discard and now a lattle party to celebrate our success we're all tnred and weary and wander home to rest 87 I As 1 1 .fait I ix? 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I z. ,.Si ,E.'g,.' ,B- 0 A4 ful T ROW Ms Vonn Advlser R Bown G eo W Montonorn Mrler THIRD R W M onrsy P Morks S M r n B Tlor-nos E Cser A Strunk SECOND ROW F Elagrnordt R Reenock D Boer R Fossrnon D Oswclcl QAMERA dren f z r r o S R Derter M Gontkos J Hersh S Howe s Library A mystery o tlwrrller on odventure o reol spnne clwrller rt wos exerting but now some 'rlnng mrld perlwops force or comedy nerves no longer ruled lots of lGUQllS wntlw fun ond g ee sometlnng dufterent thus ss for me teen oge romonce tolk of ove moon ond stors the sky obove Drckenson Emerson ond Poe wrote tlwe C ossrcs we oll should know poetry novels no groplnes ond suclt to ,oy ond ltopplness Contribute much Vtfondermg ond sconnrng y Q mtroduces tomed works or' brrngs u blrss 88 os our duet ot books lncreoses our knowledge lust for un or p epormg tor college reodung proper lrteroture os we xe determrned wnrclw IS best w vclft to snpn ond vlnclw to duget I-3 ' '53 ga ' ...y sr gil- ,Q Q W' F ' , l t . 3 Fms r V 5, ',sf , nf, ffm, 'Q 'I or swrkr, MM. ,rogo, .t ,. 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' rd ' s I ', t r H ' V ,,,,, ..t' . . vv A 5, FIRST ROW C Mncklus W Bechtald G Rhoads C Kern D Sup erson R Nuchter J tvtolmattn L user E Palansk G Fedor R Mclzetrudge Mr Kohler Adviser SECOND ROW C Unangst R Zerfass R Buttatuoco FOURTH ROW R Arey J Hardmg R Welne VV NaJle J Eoner E ODonnell R Wescoe un H r J r Sa anowlc Sa I K Evans R Schatte R Motslco THIRD ROW D Rob nold Arnold J Saganowlch E Shlttert Ever vvant to travel and roam the Seven Seas ocean breeze room lO6s the station ets cllmb aboard all ready now the conductor pulls the cord See the rnclcshavvs novv we re nn Shanghan oh' that chop suey my oh my oh my takang to the mountalns dovvn the slopes we re slcung at some unknown resort tovvn from vvhnch we ll soon be fleemg toward another paraduse l-lawau ltaly and then Spam through These wondrous sights we have much to gam Parts London and Rua these yet to see we have been fortunate we all agree We ve vnsrted ancuent lands that have qulte a past love to see the world but glad It s the U S at as luke to goto Venuce llke to goto Rome you may lrke wandering but there s no place llke home Travel 7 X3-ox ISE r Q -Q, O ,, 6 Qlzi ,, o 9 , I , 4 :.' ,. ,. ,. ,. ,And ,.' ,., ,R.a, , . ' r, . 1 , . , . ' , . , La , . Pete s, R. Nalbe t, J. g 'h, V . , . Y, , r , : . E , , f f l , . V. . vvhile the sun beats upon you . . , and you thrill to the . . . ' ' , . . l ' I . ' I . . . . qx.4 'k1 l T. . . ' ' . . . ' 89 47X FIRST ROW M Anclrusky Mr Eberhart Advuser R Bllllg SECOND ROW F Scwenk P Hades CAMERA SHY B Wreand Physical Science Future sclentusts we hope to be workrng our way to a B S Degree our one atm IS or greater knowledge study and research contunued ID college breaktng test tubes pertormrng experrments are some ot the thnngs that share our merrument Preparung a protect tor the Scrence Farr wrt whrch no others can compare admlssuon has been recerved to the Scnence Conventnon some come out vnctorlous others wrth honorable mentlon Taknng apart a radro set to see what makes It rc puttrng rt back together agarn rs surely some truck Our rdeas are expressed In our own creatron whrch may be a great help to the whole natron as mad screntrsts we must state we solve problems others contemplate and so In thus c u there are men we fund who rn years to come may be Ernstenn k I X . wg, gg ,X we ,J -1 A by I K. if F t O O 1 tk... x -U lb... ' ' 90 Sf Q ll um li lllsll FIRST ROW D Tuerk K Elsentraut J Sommer R ..-ss, ,gvlll lllli lgll' Q I ll- N J Hoc er R Oswald B Mohr J Schatz W Stryker R New J Kurzego F Schaodt SECOND ROW C Solomon R Ketper CAMERA SHY W Clark Mr Nevlns Advlser G Schneck D Anderson M Kalnas F Bodusch THIRD ROW The sxgnal has sounded feel the sensation pulses quncken we head for the statuon doors fly open here they come shouting and runnnng pushing some confusuon relgns all run wa slrens blare nerves are ruled Johnny on the spot calm cool and collected come our tumors wardens their authorlty re spected doing a 'ob of dnrectlng us proper dlrectlons wnthout a fuss gladly we follow thus safety crew for they wnll always pull us Through Weeks of preparatuon working hard can stant practuce keeps thelr guard through matron pictures pamphlets and charts creasang thelr knowledge and polushung thelr ars by observnng tacttcs and large scale operation on effective force as our dest: nation an the years to come they re sure to back on the rob un thetr comrnunlty Clvul Defense 'FN 1 C R Wtrth 1 U . ,H 1 f Ai' n I1 'J l ' sf f x 1-' V v ,l. x fi ' Qx .. 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' ' ', Eff' rf .4- Q- Q' Q. .L- 4 4. 9 414 -4, fs-Q 47'-1.-4 -7' .4 'I FIR T ROW R Wrrrh D Poppe E Quugg R Rusnock SECOND n A oudf ROW R Senneca L Sfopay N ODannell B Wescoe F Sfellz Fred er Mrs Mrssnme Advuser The Owl Krywczulc R Slwlllert N l-lustlung and bustlrng 'rypewrners dronrng lwurryrng and scurryrng 'rneres na pasrpanrng copres are checked all must be near Tlrne rs fylng weve a deadline To rneel our penculs are scratching no Tame for recess until The malenal has reached The press For weeks vxexe been planning and acnyr res been scar-nrng a auesnon ol sparrs fee free To a lc rf on the frlry ya d lrne under the baske? at debates and canfesrs we re ready To roar abour new laces and places we sure gne a lwcaf all lS covered flue duuble rnere s dar tlwals too rnuqlw trouble Advertisements ve g nlw from people who se rlwrng you ne an grvc sernce 'ao cartoons and , o are added to ln? wnlw tne news rnere penfy of wrt our work s our all put Together our papers okay 41 t ' ' - Q- ,' ' . : , ' - . -' i X A U, I 1, L' Q ' S V I lg I x AY ... 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' 'sl '.,.Tnisis ,,.Tl1isi- Iplay.- , 92 FIRST ROW O Resh B SoTTolano P Krempasky R STrack R Holler G Bern r R Ernst G Lachner SECOND ROW Mr o A Krautsaclc W Marks J H Tzell W MarTm Mr We are The leTTermen of our school To play any sporT we musT follow The rule The rule of good sponsmanshnp can be used everyday buf we boys musT use :T un every sporT we play When The days are sunny our fancy rs for base a we Try To run The bases wnThouT Talcnng a Tal when we Tire of Thns and The day is coo :Ts fooTball and soccer played as a friendly duel Then There s a day cloudy and bleak undoor amusemenT ns what we seek To develop The abulTTy of boTh brawn and bram for Those lnTerscholasT:c vncTorles w expecT To gain Our maroon and gold lackeTs we ll soon proudly wear were earned by our dnllgence for we had To bear The groans from The sTudenTs whenever we came sellung pencils and puns To adverhse our game 93 Steckel Adviser THIRD ROW J Sedovy W Madouse R Gont sy A usko R e Kloc M Payon E Po r G Moats D Way W Kuncaud CAMERA SHY C Roth A Sousa JL I A A , 1. 4- -.il , U If C . , . l . X it Q1 A , , . e, . , . . : . kolc , . Br , . Koz , R. lm, . lc, . lga Puff, Adviser, W. Schrader, N. Zimmerman, R. Bandle, J. Maru- FOURTH ROW: P. Reimer, J. Haberern, R, Fischer, H. Koehler shk,. ,, ,.ar ,. 4, ,R.. ,. 1. ,T ' if 7, b ll . . . . . . ' ' l . . . . . . 'x is FIRST ROW D Bettler C Mohrey C Rohrbach C Meclces J N Rosatl R Gelger THIRD ROW B Tomosuc B Schantz M Buclcfeller B Fenstermaker D Ztegler SECOND ROW J Meclces Payonk M Gammon R Anglesteun C Zlmmerman R Gross J Soganowuch G Dalla Plazza S Wanamoker L Chrtstman Mr Suppan Advlser Dramahc 0499177765 94 Small try amateurs now on stage frantncally recntung each memorized page the make up and costumes are so much fun especnally since rehearsal has begun to speak dnstunctly IS most Important for all to hear an understand the content The prompters and directors all shoutung dlrec lon neednt have fears these lrnes wall be perfectaon everything s tn shape everythzng s une nts gust a matter of wauttng for that moment to shune The time fnnally came durtng the Easter season for vvhtch all thus ado was the reason we struggled and practnced to gave a perform once exhtbutnng talents of professional con formance Whether stagnng a play or part of the cast we small time amateurs really catch on fast rlj V tt 1 T Jost ' t ll 1 O T' ' ' ' ll lufl If H TT' i rv ,..., FIRST ROW I.uTTle Dorvyms hord GT work vvnTh heods Togelher udeos perk pzck o proTecT as vvhoT we do someThmg To losT The whole yeor Through TrTTo The depTns of reseo ch hurled They begun To explore T sc: rTTf Q world OuT Come rrucrosccpes chorTs ond Tools books ond popers The moslers rules doys of ThoughT ond FDVEDGVOTIOU plohs ore mode 'Ds Us rg. f'- I...-di! turn M lomlm A FT dle,r SE OND R Perdlck W Kleckner R ld CAMERA SHY Mr E Sucks d Science Talent Search for The durorroh of The busy doys S oheod we see oll our work Turmmg The key To The wonders of noTure ond :Ts porodlse mony of us packed o prolecT wnfh rmce Tm ond whTTe They scomper obouT m Thelr coges Theres never o dcubT ThoT They vvlll prove To be specumems Tme Theur glossy cooTs wrll be o sugn oll wos successful ond now our funds hoye helped To soTTsTy our curnous minds 95 , 7 ' ' K if 1 ' . lx 4? A 'ni ' 5 1: ,1- T si Q u, is T We ' of , ' ll f l A ' s f A ' 7: fn E '51 a, ' , , Q T, T , Y W1 I , f I -Q2 i A A , l V . 'x V , , ,f ' A I, 5 , , ' . 'r , f ' Q 1 Y ' ll R 1 l J - f A ,M , ' 1 f , V A ,.' 'M ,B ' I x 5 1 2 F'-Q, ls x f : D. Zo 1, 2, . e 4 C OW: l., , . , J. e T . . - xl, A Hair 0 . . . I E. A. , r . , . ' . , T he 'e li . . . l . . . . . . U U . '5 x W1 ..f' .11- T ROW T Weiner D Qulgg J ow tout W Vilavrelc E Sousa W Ruch R Puchyr CAMERA Birasilq SECOND ROW Nr Kovacs Adviser L Sl pe D Di hl Wenlcel R Parvel R Schappell D Wuchter HIY Service to others , . , is our creed . . . some to tot' ovv , . . others to lead . . . toward the direction . . . of pure thought and ideal . . . and from this course . , . never ta reel. A yearly praiect . . . supported by us boys . , . furnish some toad . . , perhaps some toys , . . vv a.sa conducted . . , a drive for Red Feather , , . and emptied wallets . . . in our endeavor . . . Christmas time , , . we provided a tree . . deco- rated and lit . . . for all to see, We ve organized . . , a basketball team , . . lust for fun . . . and to stay onthe beam . . , we also attend meetings , . , in ditterent.places A . . ta discuss our problems. , A and meet new taces . . . there are our Teen Talks , . , that take seven weeks . . . pursuing some answers . . . that everyone seelcs . . . all in all , . . vve do our best A . , ta climb the ladder that leads to happiness. by T ROW L Grnm M Gerger H Kochencsh R Eder F Pudlnner D Ludwtg M Schroder F Abel CAMERA SHY Kntchen SECOND ROW R Weber L Snyder L Albrxght M Molchony J Sommer R Tretter W Fenstermoker Mr Moc Shumcck J K rn THIRD ROW L Woltz D Shcfmsky R Adam Advnser Hunhng and Flshlng Whether we hunt or we fush nts Porodlse when we do this tymg flnes cleomng o gun to us fellows nt s loods of fun on the held for orchery trying to hut the target w sometlrnes miss our crm Isnt olwoys perfect Hovmg VISITIUQ celebratnes of the sporting world gave us dernonstrotaons on the rods we twurl dnscussnons on the shells used to mon our guns for the tame we ll plod the flelds whale our dog before us runs on o rocoon hunt t ct proves to be successful we fund ut to be on thang but restful We haul these sports for they commond skull rewordmg wrth thot exhulorotnng feelnng when moklng the lcnll proudly we exhubut our gome ond tell fnshermon s toles to thus merrtoble club whose bellef never fouls 97 I - 'AM if n i I , -, . 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' ' . . . e ... ... h W: C FIRST ROW D Muthard E Payonk L Mason B Mondrlck R drack A Haas THIRD ROW J Jackslts L Lovelace H Mullner Kulhamer M Fredler D Nlcholas SECOND ROW D Krupa P J Mondrnck B Frantz P Fasler P Muller Mrs Kunes Advuser Lorah D Katchur G Muklus J Fnnnegan N Thomas D Mon CAMERA SHY L Lewis R Senneca L Brunkmon B Pavllcko Debate Rrsung young orators we state the case whether pro or con and set the pace for the furuous fnght we re determined to wnn ours heads held hugh through thuck and than They define the terms of the problem at hand their speech ts good but obviously canned as we enter the parley we fnrst plan our strategy and questions the best we can They thunk thelr proposal IS a fool proof scheme though nn a tnght spot we sure feel mean our second speaker rlses and starts to crush thelr destgns all eyes cast darts They re lettlng us know they arent beaten yet E85-r the blg rebuttle as stlll a t reat we re nn the home stretch and thnngs look swell our last contentnon sounds thenr death knell e hght us over we emerge vnctoruous It was quate a struggle but the feelnng IS glorlous 3: 4 an 8 - - V i, J' not ' I, ' 1 2, A v ,, i M., 3 Q is , ' 4 f. 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' ' ...th 98 5 9 -I ying-14 T ROW J I-Iodes M Lychak F Shearer J Anold I Lau A Pesaruk J Tormtsky C Lukush C Makovsk ROW W Khnger D Nucholas F Golly J Wagner R Schlauch Comp D Brader E Hudy A Stoudt Mlss Lazarus Adviser D Churetta L Stopay I Krywczuk N Haberern THIRD ROW Staff We re here to wnte for each occasuon an glve our and to any publlcatlon our bnggest o of all the year as on the yearbook when Sprung ns near Scramblnng strugglnng In order to meet e approachmg deadlnne whuch we are trynng to beat hurry hurry IS all we do to make thus lournal pleaslng to you browns are chckung for we re deep sn thought to get an Idea that was carefully wrought Copies Iay outs and photos are scattered on the N desk In hope that they wuII pass the most Important test checknng wrute ups to fund 'fbi mistakes and arranging wnth the photographer for a few retakes well have accomplnshed much when the years at an end In each emergency on us you can depend 99 L. H , G., Tv, ' R' cf' J 'C ,J -, . c T4 , .if ' 1 ,- f, .1 A 5 I7 , f .Qu - 4 v -- S V r 5 .' f , I w T 0 ' . ' 'ff . 1 40. .Q Ir. , FIRS : , , . , , c ' , . r , . E. b, . ', , ' , , ' , . y, C Missmer, N. Bateman, N. Engler, M, Srnicker, R. Bertoni. SECOND Ross, J. Kern, D, Kressley, M, Kurnernitsky. CAMERA SHY: R ' ' . . . ' . . . d I b . . . . . . ' . . . ' , ' . . . ' . . . th 1 .' - - I- K I Y I . . . ' . . . .ZF gli. vv mn He! rtc e Gu S Huber Mtss Dletenderter Aclvlser S OND ROW E Rennlg B Nltcnell S Bauer J Prttc ard ol H lb r D Genovese B Dax THIRD ROW K cn M Butz D Eva s E Vxlarner N Schtrmacher L Kelper te K Schaffer D Horner FOU H OW P uklsh Trl HI Y De www '? Kornheasl M Schaadt FIFTH ROW P Balasckl D Deutsch Kra zer R Kenned cnt N Saylor CAMERA Sl-lY E Krause F Fritz E Jon D Cope C Barrett J Thomas P Hu ks Our ob ectave to seek to fund to share rs IS our atm tor whtch we care helpung someone who needs ns what we do tor others tor they are to us one and all brothers creating Chrnstran standards vvhuch we abide our one great wnsh IS for everyone to provide A collectlon for a family at Chrnstmas tame to brlng a lnttle 'oy to a child ol nme span sornng a program for the county home please many people to us unknown to the Y M C A we send stamps taken lrom old -rm M letters whnch help send chnldren to camps Pure words thoughts and actlons is our slogan tms we lnve up to as our token our club has strwed to do tts best :ts up to everyone to help do the rest acceptlng the job to make our world a better place a world ot modern Ideas an whlch we ll set the pace a world ID vvhtch love replaces hate as all become brothers and sanctuon thns date 100 , v - . -V 4 f T .. ' I 'A . , f q Q H .. I. , D it .A I 4 A . 9 -rv 1 9 I U1 f ., ,g f v -. nf y,. -1 I R. 7 -' y I ' , ' I' ' Ql . . - ,iw ff- . , - - . 1 ' I f . .i , , Ar 1 4 NX. ly. , ft Ti T 1 5 .-PP . A -552. FIRST ROW: L. Ruch, D. Laudensloger, R. Koch, D. Dangler, Nush, J. Weber, J, Lohman, P. Vaughn, D. Eck, A. Keim, T. R. F ' k , D. th, . , ' ' , ' . A , . . : . ', . , EC z . ' , . V ' , . , . ' h , J. Ernst, J. Frlckert, B, Eberhart, S. t , . y, D. E, M l, J, I et, . , , . : M. Bert ', . . t 1 . , . ' , . es, otsf , , . ' n, . , , ' , . ' , . , . , . , . 'c . G. RW: , . , . . RT R : . L ' , l. I O 1 1 g ' . . . , ' , . . , fh- ' . . . . . . to 1. - I 1 . . . . ug 2 i FIRST ROW R Butz S Burda E Orkls G Unangst SECOND D Dawes C Strauss M Bartholomew Advlser Draftsman It ns here we make the drafts plans ot bunldnngs to be erected designs of oftrces homes and schools to whuch someday well be sublected the mayor protect glvung us practlce rs a map of Whxtehall Township on whlch we mark tarnllxar roads and show our potentual workmanshup Holdrng tools of pencrl and ruler were busnly working learnlng new tricks weve no tame for shlrknng our rrnaganatrons run wrld wrt thoughts ultra modern vnsualuzung the bizarre each detall grven specral concern Whrle surveyung a srte we some day desire to see 7 long hoped for dreams brought into realuty . as we look forward to the time our blue prints c , bear a modern home or colossal brldge N whrch we contrnbuted a share For future quests whether unslgnutucant or great we ve garned experuence ID a club first rate 101 .. 5' ' : TV Q 5, WN Z Lx, . 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V v I ' ' ' ' - l L D to FIRST ROW D Rowland B Kachlnne G Reenock D Chuss TI' fe' R WOf0m0li T 5OlOmOf1 E Good R Sllflfef D E Ludwig W Ayers H Gulkewlcz J Snyder D Sfqn e Melber D Morrns F Shuner FOURTH ROW D Harrmg B SECOND ROW R Roman R Hoffman T Grammes R Schwenk Kelm D MC1fUSl'rOk N Berk C Ncrdlg E MOYIIKG G BVU st J Wolf D Baer B Kunkle P Welsbach THIRD ROW G K BONUS CAMERA SHY MI' Rim Adv-ser Hobby H055 lS IS our club we t tn :ts t e est b It seems as though some people protest ou as why they say thus ll tell you FI now they cant seem to get used to Insects somehow dont see why they act thls way for nts not on msects we have on dlsplay there are guns of all sorts we try to discuss the compll cated parts whnch sometlmes cause a fuss there are also model curplanes which we fly around to see If they stay up o fall to e ground our midget auto entered sn the races nts somethung to see all the anxuous faces Our fnshtng reels our most pruzed possessxon snnce fnshnng ns consndered o relaxmg professnon so lt Isnt on Insects t at we collect many other thmgs that we select , - ' . v .S I Jamie P 'A ls :M-' ll '. 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',. 4,. r1, Th h'k h b ut' ...y lc ' .,.well, I' 'ght I ' ' ly' ' ' r th ly' ...h ...it's 102 .ll ff' W Y if If 4 FIRST ROW P Pukanecz D Smale J Bogert S Eberhardt M Deutsch THIRD ROW M Sywenku S Hoch C Lukxsh A M Nuben SECOND ROW P Wasko F Tapler J Eastman Sarko CAMERA SHY Mr Davies Adviser Callzng all lawmakers' here we are trylng to e p our school go far the problems we try to solve everyday to help our students an every possuble way our memos and penclls rarnn to go plonmng new prolects to lessen our woe Our theory IS to promote democratic llvlng In this Junior Hugh School of utlluty gnvmg our students are troubled wnth problems young and old our suggestnons are worth theur weight ID gold these giant sized problems we tackle wnth steam we all work together as It on a team Oh' so you ve got a proposutnon well now lets see wlth our kmdly and you must agree we relieve your doubts as best we can for we are tryung from the time we began and we wont stop until we re through makung you sotnshed accordnng to your vnew Jumor Lawmakers awmmvs 621' ff? , 1: -, ,Q 5 f: - If 'lf C:-V LM' V A ' 1 J . ff! 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If R P J an 6 X f ' lzi W, I , 'll 103 :fi FIRST ROW J Iornelll C Foust C Koch R Schneck C Kmg ROW S Schmrdt G Wllhelm L Smith R Diehl H ODonnell mcker C F ce C Foller M Kudlck M Shiner TH Hobby 'N 4 '5- ROW R Strnsovsky A Most D Puper F Sondovo J Grason SHY C Droxler Mr Berger Adviser Collecttng stems rs our ombrtnon which lzves up to our clubs trodrtuon :ts the fume for reloxnng from the school grand wrth welcome dlvertnsement ond o refreshed mlnd Among the things In our collection ore Items chosen for their perfectton there ore orrow heods from old Indnon doys they re so bug ond heovy they Ieove us nn cz doze the stomp collectnon seems to be the biggest hobby wlth the Iorgest vonety 059 ln our collectlon Insects one funds butterflies spiders ond mosquutoes ot oll kinds mnnnoture rocers speedmg down the floor mokes us luke them more ond more we wotch onxlously to see whnch one wnns the blue comes nn ftrst while the green one spms ond so os we Ieove you we offer one suggestnon come to see us at you have o questnon 104 '. N V 5 can-I ls! cf- ...gf ' - JI 'J' 3 - fear NM- - ' 11. ' ' , .'- 9 -1 1? 4 . !f'f 4 . ' -. ' 1 F- . , ' s- , t , ' V K.. ' ff -if Q qt ' IZ, F F- I A I coid, E. White, K. Sorley, R. Hoonzl, J. Christoft. SECOND P. Nonnemoker, J. Dougherty, C. Schroder, E. Beidler. CAMERA E. S i , . rl ln, . 4 1 - ' , . ' . IRD , . . . , . . , . can, mi T P nl J Noll S Beidleman C Merkel T Meyer ROW R Muth R Searfass S Kratzer C Beer E Ruch R Koche h P Balascki W Anthony R Solderich R Haberern Willitts J Lane G Hacker W Michlanski T Bohar FOURTH SE OND ROW H Kolb F B ard D S hl uch C H ld R ROW P Nush O Eberhart W Makovsky E Grim L Deutsch Hemtzelman R Lobach R Lackner Mr Helfrich Adviser THIRD A Bandle T Ritter B Diehl We are the younger set . . . ofthe Whitehall Hi-Y-ites . , . we learn the fundamentals . . . of our human rights. . . like our older brothers . . . we too had a drive . . . ours helped combat polio . . . where as Red Feather was their strive. The four Cs of this club . . . one of which is clean speech . . . are the shining ideals. . . within our reach . . . clean sportsmanship . . . is another to teach . . . the rules of conduct . . . respected by each . . . clean scholarship. . .a highly developed skill . . . builds up mental power , . . in that it measures one's will . . . and last but not least . . . endeavored clean living ...a main factor of which . . . is what we call giving. These are the factors . . . of our foundation . . . on which we'll construct . . . a progressive generation . . . enriched with opportunities . . . for a promising life . . . full of happiness . . . and containing little strife. HIY Hr 1.3- -R56 FIRST ROW C Peters J Bozuk S Heffelflnger F Stemhofer S Gully M Althouse A Buxler M Hmkle R Hmkle FOURTH S Grover C Latchow G Necker E Hudsco SECOND ROW ROW S Mondlack C Wulluamson J Scherrer R Pruzlnsky T Boldnssor A Schlegel C Geiger N Hlllegass B Koehler N Herman M DnProperzlo M Perdnck P Buss CAMERA SHY M Kachlnne B Mertz THIRD ROW K Fenstermaker M Cossler Mass Schodler Adviser eedlework IEEUEIDQK Busy lnttle bees lust starting to learn for the a we unto seamstresses wlll turn the dnffer ence must be learned between the knit and the ur and the design to dnscern Dexterous little flngers busily flyung weave and lcnnt brnght patterns upon thenr creataveness relying needlepolnt dogs sprung out of their frame and trnp over stntches I0 a frolncsome game tea towels embronder potholders crochet proudly we keep to be of use some day Knotfed yarn stltches drop patuent workers never stop new desngns gush forth delncate flowery and such each exhubutnng the master s touch Were glad we lolned a club luke thus or someday nts sure to brmg much bliss fc. 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'J J if FIRST ROW Mrs Frey Advnser L Bauder D Derfer V Hudsco K Seytrned J Warren N Schoeneberger J Pnper THIRD B Kern J Kemper A Sedovy A Lobach W Fledler SECOND ROW C Barnes L Makovsky K Pappe D Charles R Robert ROW T McDonald J DeLucna D Oswald F Fritz M Churetta C Keller R Pudlmer L Ehret C Heuntzem n Prnt suzed pressmen learn system and rule by whnch the paper covers the school e statutes of gournallsm are Greek to us those partrcuples and gerunds cause quite a fuss no personal opnnuon IS the trrst page rule Webster s Dlctnonary a necessary tool lt s quite a lab for an amateur but we ll soon earn you can be sure we wrnte edutornals sports and the rest but contnclentxally we lrkes Interviews best While wrxtlng each article perfection s our arm tor It may be publlshed and even our name In the Owl Itself lust thunk of It encouragement's grven we never qunt always we're looking ahead to the day when we are pros and on the way to a future that's brnght and a career that's fme and the fsrst tume we're gnven a professuonal by lme 107 Newspaper :NS Z 44 .SPRQQ ZZ f 1 'sg' - , rE,W,y 'Yi' A , 57.-V . - -H - A r '., V x f s , Y- 3 if gf -F - f c- ' . - . by . . 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Ong Ann FIRST ROW R Posch J Muth L Stofflet F Hlclcs E R h G Moyer N Anewalt D Smrth N Schaller SECOND ROW Barrett J Arnold B Budlhas L Bortz M Zlmmerman Newhart B Matllca K Reid D Walters J Trobetslcy THIRD ROW A McCloskey J Martm C Wavrelc C Makovsky D Scholtts M Gogel M Rapchak S Wasko P Gull A Jacoby FOURTH ROW F Laub R Moyer J Anthony FIFTH ROW Trl HI Y 'A 15363 M Hugsa I Lauboch M Bartholomew D Meckes J Vaughn J Delber C Tanner S Hersh J Gehrls D Gross SIXTH ROW Nevtns C e Ko z M Dun ar S Latchaw Moyer J Krupa D Kltnger N Hetten D Fabrlclus l Solderlch SEVENTH ROW M Rapchak J Freeman D Kerper S Reumer oehler S F ztnger D Fedor Klec ner D Sm Vandergrtft G Schtrmacher B Enright Just another Tr: Ht Y ns what you probably thunk but please dont feel that way you see we are a ltnlc a ltnlc that helps connect people wrth each other we want everyone ID he world to be brothers A dance was one of our protects that we spon sored this year we wanted everyone to come everyone tar or near to the music of the Hep Tones they danced all the numbers paused Th Y for refreshments and telt luke cucumbers Another of our protects was baskets tor those In need they were trlled wnth goodtes whuch all could feed these were the thtngs w worked on thus year perhaps they have saved someone a tear our dreams wtll shane strong and clear we wnll try to attaun them and then hold them dear. vin I FIRST ROW E Stem D Lychak J Keppel R Dlmler P Mull S uer V Andrusky Stetzman Sch osser J Fne er M Moline P Kurzeta B Orlms THIRD ROW D Anthony J B n ura M Wescoe J Schaller L Moll B Durt B Kotc P Hahn FOURTH ROW M Oswald B Frey C Shafer C When we try to tell you about the thlngs we ve done at s awfully hard to do wuthout mentnon :ng the fun thus good clean honest fun though nts not our mann oblectnve you can be sure nts unanimously electlve but theres more to our club than the fun we have together It s the :deals we are struvnng for and which we hope to better We wrll someday follow In the footsteps of our V7 2-. 5 Owen J Acker R Wheeler P Seyfrued F Young S Stoudt Weber J Htll J Hulbert CAMERA SH J Mn S Yost B Frutts Lelbenguth D Schantz L Nucholas V rnst Guldner A Krlvlnslcy G Kuntz M Mohrey P Mo Mnss Mosser Adviser Trl-HI Y elders we wlll try to be a group of steadfast Th: Hp Y Welders we will melt together all colors creeds and races and come out wnth a product of happy smrlnng faces We have a lot to learn and we re loolang forward a world filled wuth many thrngs to do these we will tackle with all the strength we ve o wont you help us? we wnsh to accom plush a lot - s K, Q7 ,-I. , f. 4 4, - ,t 3 sr ' A r A A . . ski' T' L ll F- -D - Q Q3 1 F Q - W .X 1-1, R ,y .H 35 I- ' 1 A T' . - - A 1 1 v , ' - - .. - , 1 - F' I I .. 1 K 9 5 J f 1 L f s - X ,. ' I 5 ' x r ' : . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' er, , . , . , . ' , . , . B. Assed, M. Radolcowitch, J. Hertzke, SECOND ROW: M. Kane, FIFTH ROW: J. Fedor, L. Bauder, A. Buss, L, Rumrnel, P. Steckel J. ch l , . , K. l , L. l , . ' dl , J. , . Beil, M, ' , . ' . Y: . 'ller a d , . , . , . , . , . her, D. , , ' ' , . , . , , hrey 0 o 1 ' I . , . . . , . . , TO. . . A ' . . , ' . . . . . , g t . . . ' . . . . ' - 109 5 W Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE ATHLETICS Athletics are a blessing great . . . They give us exercise . . . Along with friendly rivalry . . . In struggling for a prize . . . Not only big events in which . . . The champions are crowned . . . With cups or medals or with plaques . . . To make their names renowned . . . But every contest that is held . . . If iust a private one . . . In which the only trophy is . . . The thrill of having fun . . . Athletics are a classroom free . . . For students everywhere . . . To learn the good of teamwork and . . . The art of playing fair . . . To grow in character and strength . . . And help us reach our goal . . . Of living right with all our might. . . In body, mind and soul. SAMUEL NEVINS President Faculty Manager ,-. Athletic Council Recreation . . . in the form ot physical activity , . . is important in maintaining good health . . . since athletics involves physical activity . . . every student is urged to take part . . . in the athletic program t Whitehall. The tour major sports . . . football basketball track and baseball . . . are sponsored by the Athletic Council whnch consusts ot three members ot the Board of Educatron the Supermtendent the Pruncrpal the Faculty Manager the Coaches and tnve adclrtlonal members of the faculty Planning and dlrectmg the athletrc actlvutles at Whitehall the council has steaduly promoted greater Interest In all sports FIRST ROW Mr A Wagon-nan M R Snyder Mr S Nevuns eman M EV Off Km Zef Mr Mr J Wheeler Mr G Steckel SECOND ROW Mr R Steckel Homes Mr P Grommes CAMERA SHY Mr E Steckel Mr D Bartholomew M L Nuckel Mr W Pttf Mr C Gockley 112 Coaches WILLIAM PIFF Football Track ROBERT STECKEL Basketball Football Assistant Wull am Puff EDGAR BEIDLEMAN Baseball Football Assistant EDGAR STECKEL Jay Vee Basketball DALE BARTHOLOMEW Football Assistant Robert Steclzel l l Dale Bartholomew Edgar Steckel Edgar Beldleman 113 ll ,lx , Q ' K S 0 v Dave Way slashes through two Northampton linemen for a 7-yard gain. Whitehall went on to win 13-7 installing the Zephyrs as favorites to win the league championship. Coach Pitt explains a play diagram to Charles Roth, Wilbert Schrader, Billy Marks, and Mike Payonk during an August practice session. George Moats drills on placement kicking with Richard Koze holding the ball as Dave Way and Rene Fischer look on. - 'ti 'fr V . lf' --K Q Portrait of ,-A, x lagu- 3,1 X n ' w. 5 ' fl i F: YTTAY Vi 7 I . . XA. 'if , ,,,,s, wffnff A Championship l ff fi t 1 X f Dave Way plunges his way through the Emmaus lineup for a gain of eight yards. Whitehall topped Emmaus 19-0 to take the Lehigh Valley League Championship. Coach Willie Piff doesn't look too distressed as he contemplates the Thanksgiving Day game. 'P I fd' ef? Q, George Moats Cleftl and Richard Koze Csecond from rightl are shown with the Whitehall Exchange Club and Lehigh Valley League trophies at the football banquet. Jim Cvrowley Csecond from leftl, one of the Four Horsemen at Notre Dame was the principle speaker. Willie Piff frightl coached the Zephyrs to their first league championship. N-,AX FIRST ROW: Mr. Beidleman, Assistant Coach, R. Gontkosky, J. Marushak, L. Perdick, D. Ludwig, J. Haberern. SECOND ROW: L h. h V L Mr. Piff, Head Coach, W. Marks, W. Schrader, R. Klock, D. e a Way, R. Fischer. THIRD ROW: J. Kern, R. Parvel, M. Prevoznik, L. DerRohn, R. New, H. Frey, J. Sedovy, P. Reimer. NORTHAMPTON Whitehall defeated Northamp- ton for the first time in 20 years by scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter for a I3-7 triumph . . . Quarterback Marks passed for one TD and scor- ed the other .. . Northampton scored first on a quick opening play Whitehall tied the score in the second quarter as Marks passed to Klock Haberern kicked the extra point . .. late in the sec- ond quarter Marks went over to score after Payonk charged in and recovered the ball as North- ampton elected to punt a fourth period threat by Northampton fizzled as Whitehall went on to win. LEHIGI-ITON Pacesetting Whitehall rolled to a 46-7 victory as Koze with three touchdowns and Way and Klock with two markers apiece over- powered the Indians the first score came two plays and 70 yards after the kickoff a minute later Koze took a Marks aerial to score again on the first play of the second quarter Marks rifled a 55-yard pass to Koze Way staged a one-man show in the last quarter as he scored on 28-yard and 65-yard runs Lehighton's Hough scored be- fore the half after two long passes. STROUDSBURG . . . Whitehall thumped Pocono rivals 116 32-7 . .. Koze scored twice in the second quarter . .. Berner recovered a fumble to set up one TD for Koze three minutes before the half Stroudsburg's Deibler scored their only touchdown Way, Schrader and Roth each scored in the second half as the Poconos never cashed in on any threats thereafter. SLATINGTON Follweiler, out for several weeks with an injured hand returned to the Slatington lineup for the Whitehall game . . . with his three TD's and Schleicher's two Whitehall was upset 34-I4 Follweiler put the Slaters in the lead with a 5l-yard sprint but Koze scored on first play of sec- ond quarter to put Zephyrs ahead 7-o then Schleicher scored but a Marks aerial to.KIock gave Whitehall a I4-I3 lead but Follweiler and Schleicher added points as the Zephyrs collapsed. CATASAUQUA Whitehall's line play and pass defense functioned at a new high as they de- feated the Rough Riders I9-O . .. Way sparkled as he provided the outstanding run of the game, a 78- yard end run and helped set up two other TD's Koze and Marks each scoring Catasauqua was held to 80 yards rushing and had three passes Si M vw ii' K T S ogy 1 .3 T ROW J Hatzell R Er st B Scotoa o A Krautsoc R Holler W Martn Mr R Steckel Asssant Coach SECOND ROW G Moats C Roth W Kncad M Payonk R Koze G Berner Mr Bartholo ew Ass stant Coach THIRD ROW L Sh pe urda D Wuchte E ogar F in er J So rn ugw intercepted as Whitehalls victory brought them to within one game of the championship EVMAUS Winner of this game would take the league championship approximately 7000 fans waited impatiently in the crisp sunny weather the Gr en Hornets and the Zephyrs battled through a scoreless first half accepting the kickoff White hall opened its offense with Schrader scoring the first TD Klock latched on to an Emmaus pitch out and wen all the way for touchdown No 2 Koze nded the Zephyr scoring in the last few min utes of play Whi ehall winning I9 O QUAKERTOWN Heavy loss through graduation pegging the vacant holes with green material the first game of the season the first night game for most players stagefright, which is a sickness conftned not only to actors and tne ap- pearance of Hurricane Edna all joined Quaker- town in flattening the forward wall of the Zephyrs ... Koze scored the lone Whitehall TD . . . as Quaker- town stunned the Zephyrs 52-6, SHILLINGTON Bouncing back from the humiliat- ing defeat at Quakertown the Whitehall rookies rornped to a 26-O victory with touchdowns in each period a brilliant 54 yard run by Koze set up the first scoring march Krau sack intercepted two Shillington passes Marks intercepted a third Koze Marks each abbed two TD s PALMERTON Sparked by Koze tne Zephys launched an overpowering ground attack Koze scored in the second and third periods and set the s sc re the iniial quar wit Schrader scoring from the two yard line Marks recovered a fumble in the fourth and ran 65 yards for the touchdown Palmertons lone score came in the third period Koze reeled off 298 yards a Whitehall won 31 6 NAZARETH Whitehall was overpowered 2612 as Nazareth scored all its points in the first half Nikles, Roth, and Leh scored for Nazareth White hall's two touchdowns were scored by Lackner and Kincaid each on passes from .Vlarks and to Whitehall fans Koze's inability to play explained The defeat. 1 4 Marks stuff-arms a Shulll gton end as Sch ade follows up fo a late l Whutehall o 260 Whltehall Quakertown Whitehall Palmerton Wh1tehall6 Quakertown 52 Whntehall 31 Palmerton 6 WHS OHS Frrst Downs Rusltmg Yardage Passmg Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Whltehall Shllllngton Whntehall 26 Shnllnngton O WHS H Fnrst Downs Rushrng Yardage Passmg Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense WHS H First Downs Rushmg Yardage Passmg Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Whitehall Nazareth Whntehall 12 Nazareth 26 WHS NHS First Downs Rushmg Yardage Passmg Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense P S ' 12 7 ' 10 5 ' 243 468 ' 515 142 ' 5 92 ' 181 52 3 9 8 11 1 6 6 2 Total Offense 248 560 Total Offense 696 194 S S ' 9 4 ' 5 6 ' 258 95 ' 216 210 ' 20 35 ' 31 O 12 18 13 4 2 3 3 O 278 130 247 210 118 ,Q Aug' A M , x v s '11 1 fi'- -nl 37,3 'lr-. Mini, pr 5,,,+.,i 'P 'Si' :gigs T-'fda' to f..a,2a-i. ,lv 'axle ff 'Tv' Palmertons halfback Fernandez C271 is off on a 60 yard dash after rece: ng the kickoff After streak Ing to Whltehalls 30 the Zephyrs halted the threat and went on to win 31 6 Whltehall Northampton Whitehall Stroudsburg Whitehall l3 Northampton 7 WHS NHS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Comple ed Total Offense Whitehall Lehlghton Whitehall 46 - Lehighton 7 WHS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense 4 H Whitehall 32 Stroudsburg 7 WHS H First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense Whltehall Slatington Whitehall l4 - Slatington 34 WHS H First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense AQ! lm' ., ,ass P' 'V' IN. Marks 1111 runs the quarterback optronnl play and goes for a seven yard gam n the Palmerton game Whitehall Catasauqua Lehigh Valley League Whntehall 19 Catasauqua 0 WHS CHS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passrng Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Total Offense Whitehall Emmaus Whrtehall 19 Emmaus 0 WHS H Fu st Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Comple ed Total Offense Whitehall Northampton Emmaus Catasauqua Slatlngton Stroudsburg Lehlghton Palmerton Fnnal Standmgs Won os Tae C Individual Scoring Koze Klock Marks Way Schrader Lackner Kancard Haberern Krautsack a Tata . X nb , O -1-Q n .' 79-lf' ATN' -. N lx' . ,, , 1 I. . ,Q .- ' ' , .. -.-' - fs. . s- , - 35 I . ' l Z-' ' - r '. ,A .xg- . 0 'str -5' fe' -' ' of , Lx Y QA.. , v. T . 'I' fi' . . -' V -1 'Y .Jf f',', fl 'film z-, . fi 47 in-iw V, . ' f 3 L A . 4::2,:'.A xg , V A V It u.. r,, ' ,.l4'1,.,Ai-1.-'T.'fN..g 1s- . . K -. 6- 1 -inf... 1.02 .r rx V... 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' 1O 3 ' 6 1 O .875 ' 280 80 5 1 1 .833 ' 35 52 4 1 2 .800 9 16 4 3 O .571 3 3 ' 4 3 O .571 315 132 2 4 1 .333 ' 1 6 O .143 0 7 0 .OOO ' - TD P t l E S 14 1 85 'r 12 8 5 4 34 ' 124 135 5 1 31 ' 25 39 5 0 30 11 16 3 1 19 t 5 4 1 O 6 149 174 ' ' 1 O 6 O 7 7 0 1 E 1 120 Vni ena Opponen Quakertown Shillington Palrnerton Nazareth Northamp on Lehighton Stroudsburg Catasauqua Emrnaus RENE FISCHER Right Tackle All Valley Second Team ROBERT KLOCK Right End 'lv Lettermen George Berner Robert Ernst Rene Fischer Robert Gontlcosky John Haberern Ronald Haller Jack Hartzell Wayne Kincaid Robert Klock Henry Koehler Richard Koze Albert Krautsack George Lackner William Marks John Marushak George Moats Micheal Payonlc Lewis Perdick Eugene Rolgar Paul Reimer Charles Roth Wilbert Schrader Barry Sottolano David Way Paul Krempasky William Madouse Oliver Resh Season Results fs 4 52 .. I O F' 6 ,Q 26 it r + 7 'H A R 'Mt ' 7 ti W' I' 7 I W. Slatington 34 O y ' A 1, O A I ft., xi y l f :VJ V ,+ 1 -uf . sl L' 'av' XY. Ia.-' ':':'I ,J-Q ,6 I 1' ' I 1 X ' xxx IF-gf , A J, I u'f-W . - 'wb' I I 'X I N A. yfgf x RICHARD KOZE Left Holfbock ALL-VALLEY Firsr Teom ,gi X 1 I 1 r 4 . S Na. ' V, The f'3'G:, . :Inf on w-- psncr' N '. G 'he ffcfcrf- lrg 0: : 'e: . FIRST ROW: R. 'J1'fIe', W. Mzdcuie, J, So e', Q KES? SECOND ROW: K. E3sef zu', P K'e1'- posky, R, Robe , O Resin L4 X MICHAEL PAYONK 1 X ,c'r:':,,, X If ' , , K , X1 IU' -by 'xi' i'.Q'f'7Q 'Q . . , ' ' '.-1:i!:si'-'A LEWIS PERDICK Left Tockfe O ,Q ,, ,jx -fs . - I 15 EBM X QQ 1 ' 'S Z 2 'fr Coach Piff, right, discusses strategy for Emmaus game with assistants R. Steckel, E. Beidiemari, and D. Bavhcio- mew. WILBERT SCHRADER Right Halfback ,au nfs I I i 'X . T .K I x .il ' 'qjub'-N s .NY ' VN' . ' .' W-A x ..'W'fvsa fini, Q, sxrg-x . !'v...'- ' 'I ,, to Y . ' . Q Ax- 0 JOHN HABERERN Kicker 123 GEORGE MOATS Left Tackle if BARRY SOTTOLANO Right Guard A hu. FIRST ROW W Marks E Jacksuts A Brusko D Davses J Sommer M Brusko SECOND ROW A Sousa D Way C Roth H Koehler D Ludwrg R Bandle Mr Steckel Coach Varsity Basketball Losing almost an entire team through graduation teaching a green squad the fundamentals wxt only two lettermen Coach Bob Steckel had his work cut out thls was a year for building A scared varsity took the floor at Nazareth an was halted Central rumed Whrtehalls debut at Cattys new gym Moats was hugh wrth T6 hot Coplay team Parkland had a hot flrst quarter Whltehall won nts tnrst Nesquehonlng the vlctum 60 to 58 Marks rammed T9 agazn the Nesquers found the Maroon and Gold too strong Moats tabbed 30 pomts hnghest output all year fnnal score 75 to 46 The annual Lehigh Valley Tournament at Slatnngton Whitehall won over Summit Hull to go into the sem: frnals Moats with T6 Bru ko and Marks wnth T5 each Whltehah the wnnner 65 52 Catasauqua thundered to an early lead that Whnte hall could not overcome Andy Brusko was our big gun with T8 despite Bruskos 20 points East Shroudsburg proved too much East burg won the consolation game Palmerton won the tournament Lehlgh Valley League Whitehall won :ts first over Lehlghton 57 39 Moats wlth T7 Marks with T6 The Zephs fell apart and lost to Stroudsburg The Zephyrs put up a good game with Northam on Roth hut the spotlight with l8 Marks T2 Emmaus was surprised by sophomore Davy Ludwng Second halt started wrth revenge for Lehtghton three close games wnth Stroudsburg Palmerton and Catty the Zephyrs showed Improvement e story of a 50 46 defeat to Northampton a ter rutlc fnnal game at Emmaus an Improved team a year of expernence the 7ephyrs wnll be the team to watch next year O ' ... ' ' ... a ' - ... ' , ' ... as the young Zephyrs fought back . . . but in vain. poor games with Palmerton, Catty, and Slatington ' ... ' ... th 124 ROBERT STECKEL Couch ' x. 1 O l . 16,2 U N4 L-5 k 1 ff A 'N gf 5 ANTHONY SOU SA +. ff' Ak! ! ' X f E O 'ix'-9 ALS- . RICHARD BANDLE Gurd 5. Q 3 1 1 Forward ANDREW BRUSKO Forward Boskefbull Managers. FIRST ROW: P. Krcmpceky, G. Berrwer, SECOND ROW R. Angkstein, S. Br-idk-mon, J Sowmer, J. Hortzell, R. Fischer. 11: i 1 f ,, ff .. nn-, pp-r-L qi Sn-7 1 Y S, Mullin-1 419 N-4',,,, ff ,..... '4f 1 thus asm ran hgh af early prachce sess ons ' ' 's eady to take the ebou . 126 Season Results VVhlTer1CJH Oppgmenfg 76 Nazareth Cervral aa halrc Coplay Parkland Nesquehonmg Nesquehomng Surrmxr Hull Ccvasauqua E Stroudsburg Lermgn on S r udsburg Pa mer on Cafasauqua Slofmg on Nor rwamp+o Errwmaus Lerwlgrwron S roudsburg Palmer on Car souqua Sla mg on Northampton Emmaus l Its anyones ball as Summn Hll and Tournament Leffermen Rncnard Bandle Andrew Bruslco Henry Koehler David Ludwlg VVlllIG'T1 Marks Ge: rg Vlaas Charles Ra h Edward Sousa Davld Way Lehigh Valley League Fun l S andnngs Palmerton Slahngfon Cafasauqua Norfharnp on Slroudsburg Emmaus Whitehall Lehngh an Won osl C l OOO Wh lehall playe s co the Leh gh Valley lit y Way 1423 dr s n or the shot as cksvs gels se for the ebou d l ll :' I , V V -kr' f I Q -I I I I 7? , I A54 ' ' ' i I r struggle for ntrol In I Edward Jacksifs Anthony Sousa L I P T. : I4 o , U j ' ll 3 .756 IO 4 .714 lx' ? 8 6 .57l 7 7 .500 4 lo Dov ive I f Ja I I A l 13 .O7l , V n i I A T l l3 .O7l 127 TROWAKUTSCRJ 50 Wlvlct SECONDROWESO TOdh ontkoslcy R Fah g M Ste Co Jay Vee Team Season Results Lettermen John Marushalc Whrtehall Opponents Rlchard Fahrrnger Nazareth Central Catholrc Coplay Parkland Nesquehonlng Lehlghton Stroudsburg Palmerton Cotasauqua Slatrngton Northampton Emmaus Lehlghton Stroudsburg Palmerton Catasauqua Slatmgton Northampton Emmaus X Robert Gontlcosky Albert Krautsack Wrllnam Martrn Thomas Ondush John Sedovy Edward Sousa -X I 5 g it X-- 42, ,ZT fe' 23925 if .e 128 if -,fl : . ra a , . 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Kp FIRST ROW W Marks R Gontkosky W Martm E Qulgg R Arnold A Sousa J Sedovy E Sousa rd' 4 Ag, 44 -rj' 1, ,ur-1' J 3 3 4h,g-153' la -fm Ju, sfwff- il 'zss1t1f3'hl1h93Qpgl3 Mr E Berdleman K Ensentraut E Hozza K Poppe D Qurgg H Peters SECOND Coach ROW D Ludwig W Schrader R Klock D Way R Fischer Baseball The start of a new season new maternal to be found strong pntchmg but weak fleldmg and hnttlng few nntra squad games and a green Zephyr team took the fneld against Nazareth Gontkosky hurled a three hitter to wln l O Ram canceled the Central clash Readnng lnvaded Egypt turnnng back Beldleman s crew 6 O Fnscher s single was the only hut Northampton defeated the Zephyrs by 5 3 as Sedovy patched a four hltter but Whitehall had only three two by Qungg Whntehall downed Coplay 2l as Gontkoslcy pntched a four hntter Schrader scored the wnnnnng run the fnrst league game extra nnnnngs wnth Lehnghton the Zephs outhnt the Indians u poor fneldung hurt and Lehughton won 4 3 The Koncrete Kids defeated the Zephs agasn three run slxth nnmng Klds 6 Zephs 2 t en Whntehall and Poconos met nn a slug fest at Shrouds 129 burg the Zephyrs collected ten hnts Qungg and Sedvoy with two huts apiece but agam nn extra nnnlngs Whntehall lost a heartbreaker ll IO The rivalry of the year the Catty game a patch :ng duel between Gontkosky and Duluk wo ne Ing errors hurt and the Rough Raders won 2 O a three run furst nnnmg by Slatnngton and they were never headed flnal score Slatangton 6 2 Emmaus downed the Zephyrs 92 as a sux run fnfth nnnlng clnnched It as Gontkosky took the loss Whntehall s fnnal game was a successful one as they turned back Palmerton Sedovy won has flrst as Whitehall batsmen teed off for ten hu s Marks Klock Iannelln and Sedovy had two each Zephyrs 8 Blue Bombers 5 The seasons record 3 wsns 8 setbacks not Indicate the team s ablluty wnth many return mg lettermen next years team should be a success ful one 9 P-T Q X 1 x ' 1 1 11 ' ku 1 X' Y ' , , ' l . , 1 U ' ' X1 R l X .. 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' - . . . . . . , ' 7919 'F' sie. rf us-...ge over Polmerton 8 5 few Season Results Lettermen Whitehall Opponen s Nazareth Reading Northampton Coplay Lehighton Northampton Stroudsburg Catosauqua Slatlngton Emmaus Palmerton Michael Brusko Rene Fischer Robert Gontkosky Theodore lannelli Robert Klock David Ludwig William Marks Donald Poppe Ellwood Quigg Wilbert Schrader John Sedovy Anthony Sousa Edward Sousa David Way f 'Z A ,, ,, ffl ' ' it ' ,f 14' gm- L A rf ? i ' Q V 3 l f , I ' ' 'S . . fm ,,i n, Wm s . , 'll - ' 1' I' r Q1 if- ' - 'K . 7, , iv' T ' ' M i .- , r l. ', 'ml K J ,.., Y K 3 R-.,-,-:l rke, l, -5- +4 I -l , H A, fini Tj . .. , , , ' s lv- , . f K. ,Y ' . .4 1 - M . ' ' - A . - L ,A ., II . V V 4 , ,Lg-, f 'iw I' 4. . -S : ' 'F f S ' 4-, 4 . ' . ' -' ' - .x ,, Senior Rene'Fischer catches his first game for the Zephyrs. Whitehall went on to win their last home game . Y . I O I . 0 ' 6 3 5 ' 2 l 3 . 4 . . 2 6 . . lO ll 0 2 ' 2 ' 6 ' 2 9 8 5 -lv Y' -rf- E Ku Tony Sousa scores from th rd o a ld ptch fo the as the catcher chases the ball Whltehall Bathng Averages Player lannelll Sousa E Marks Way Gontkosky Sedovy Brusko Schroder Klock Quzgg Sousa A Ludwng Fischer Battmg Av .204 Position Third Base Catcher Third Bose Flrst Base Pntcher Putcher Short stop Left Fneld Rlght Field Second Bose First Base Center fleld Catcher 131 'av f st run ago nst Pal ton Jack Sedo y looks L.- 7 mf l 1 I A X lc 62 Q- Mcxnogers D. Poppe and E. Luudensluger. ANTHONY SOUSA First Bose fw' E Q. . K, w, J ,L .v .4 f, 'r' ' YV? 71 9-Q ,uf 1 qu .if 5 , , fp, A fig! f W ! wlusenr scHnADen A FA Ouffield 4 ' 's M ! 1 S X ROBERT xlocx ' Outfield A: , n- ug.. x . A '- 'J 'I K ,Q . I P' V'- , - 4,-if ft 91 G23 ag ., .A ' ' I--gg asian' v.4l.? lf 1? ' -, 1' - ' 5 I 'J 'ttf . ' I ' ' '-' 3' W 4 ' .TCH ke!-'S.' .ug v 75' ..f ff 15 . q?E?X5s.. A Q WW2'fe5'f'4i?55.-3'fQ,i'5l ,J-' ,, 'W '17 j44 f-' 'p - L.: Lf . ' 'A '-Q' l -' if f N 'W - fer JMM' f . Y.. s KX.!'.l g 1,4 y . f ELLWOOD QUIGG Second Bose ..':-..-1,921 A -,n. X. X0 Rl 1 Catcher .1 -- . ..Wi,,i,. , . u 132 RENE FISCHER M 'N 114' FIRST ROW F Kohlhauser R New A Krautsack R Honosek T Barnes W Klncald R Rabenold SECOND ROW R Haller Urevlch R Koze J Haberern J Mlchlanskn THIRD ROW F Bcdnsh J Marushok J Mntcho R Puchyr FOURTH ROW A Brusko M Schrader R Bertonl R Fahrlnger H Koehler Track Wlnless In four league starts the Whnteholl Zephyrs successfully defended theur Lehngh Valley lnterscholasttc Track and Fleld tntle defeating top seeded Northampton who won the league race NORTHAMPTON Moats establtshed two Wolfe Field records wlth a heave rn the shot put event of 47 feet l3 Inches and a throw of 140 feet nn the discus Northampton topped the Zephyrs 54172 to 4015 BETHLEHEM Whitehall lost ln the last event 46 to 44 as a second place ln the 220 yard dash gave Bethlehem the vnctory Haberern and Moats were the only double wnnners of the day Haoer ern s 10 l rn the century was consndered exceptnonal for this early meet EMMAUS three records were broken as Emmaus won 50 173 44 273 Whntehall set two new marks as Koze ran the 100 yard dash In 103 and Moats threw the shot put 47 feet l unch Buchecker of Emmaus ran the 440 tn 543 Moats and Buchecker were the meets only double wnnners LEHIGHTON the lnduans came from behmd by wrnmng the relay to gain a 47V2 ponnt tue double wmners of the day were Haberern and Moats NAZARETH Whrtehall had lxttle trouble defeatrng Nazareth wnth a 57 33 wtn Moats and Koze were the only double wrnners of the meet the Zephyrs placed frrst rn seven of the ten events PALMERTON by wmnlng the mule relay the Blue Bombers wiped out a four ponnt defncut and de feated Whttehall 48 47 Moats set a new record wnth the shot put wlth a heave of 50 feet 616 nnches PARKLAND the Zephyrs won thetr second meet by defeatnng the Trolans 4917 40V Moats set a new shot put record with a heave of 53 feet ll Inches Whltehall won the LVIAA Track and Field meet and the top men then prepared for the Drstruct XI meet Moats was the only Whntehall thmclad to qualify rn the meet as he establnshed a new shot put record of 50 feet lOV2 Inches he also placed ftrst tn the dlscus In the PIAA State Track and Field Champronshlp meet Moats placed fnfth an the shot put and fourth In the dnscus he was the only member of Dlstruct XI Class A to place rn the meet Next year we look forward to more broken records and more honors and trophres for thus youngest sport at Whitehall coached by Mr Puff XL - QI 5 C , L x 7' ' J g A 1 Q T I Q0 . ,, . A I V ' - 5, Q D . 44 7. .. 0 --lf .fy 1 ' tiff- if r . .M , 1 , ' U H A G. Moats, G. Lackner, M. Payonk, R. Noll, D. Transue, S, S. Burda, K. Mertz, C. Herman, Mr. W. Piff, Coach. , . . . , g ' - ' ' ' 21 2 . . . n u n . I . I . ' . . . . . I . n ' . . . I l . . . 133 Q- MJQA vw 'ji' John Haberern b eaks the tape to take a first mn the 220 yard dash Dck Koze takes a second and Andy Brusko m sses a fhlrd by a strxde Even? 100 Yd Dash 220 Yd Dash 440 Yd Dash 880 Yd Run Wle Run Pole Vault Hrgh Jump Broad Jump Dzscus Sno Pu? Mule Relay Track Records Record Holder John Haberern David Krafzer Andrew Bruslco Rlcnard Rucnard Tnofnas Thomas Ra dard George George h 1 Mohrey Berner Luklsh lulcush l-lorlzell Vloafs Vloa s Krolzer Vle e 134 Tame or Distance 230 5 O 454 10 8 3414 L Year 1955 1954 1955 1950 1954 1954 1954 1949 1954 1955 1954 54 ,r ,ff W 14 My-f ,4- NWS F., Gp l 1 4 ...a.azs3-.'r,,, fbi 'VIS h '4 ffwlbl V' A4 f Q Bobby Hanosek clears the bor to take o furst an the hugh lump It wasnt quute enough howe er Palmerton beat Whitehall 48 47 by wmmng the mxle relay Season Results Individual Scoring Whitehall 4012 44 Qfs 4712 4912 Northampton Bethlehem Emrnaus Lehlghton Nazareth Palmerton Parkland First In Fxeld Events Bethlehem Relays LV I A A Track and Fneld Champnonshup Rnbello Bertonl Andrew Brusko Bruce Dnehl Richard Fahrxnger John Haberern Robert Hanosek Opponents 5412 50 V3 471 40V Lehennen Charles Herman Wayne Kuncald Henry Koehler Rncha d Koze Albert Krautsack George Lackner 135 Moats Koze Haberern Brusko Lackner Schrader Koehler Fahrmger Hanosek Knncald John Marushok George Moats Mnchael Payonk Charles Roth Mervin Schrader Ronald Strack 1 I x 1 v hu as they leave for the mee? 'F' lftg U mm. A 5lim-1-K www 5 f Q, X ahh? 5 we fffp 'NM 4' lf: 1 'fig' ,f M GEORGE MOATS We1gh1s 9 ,K . 'Id ',,,, If J .. 5 'cn Q 1' J rn cz S fi .. 0 1 -4 0 4 cn - Z Q N o -1 m -. :- -. If' m u. m 5' J 1 Q Q. .0 Q - rn .D c I. m 3' Q 'U 'U -4 'S if ' e,?ft1'G,,a5.'l. 11 1 'Q' 'I D ANDREW BRUSKO Middle Distance f CC -v' Q4 Maddie Dnsfance fi' ,lf RICHARD KOZE Dcsh Mon ' I 'L WW W if Zfifw' 2 Q ' 1 4 - ,. 4 l Qu .- N . I 4' - X , 4 . My Q.. 4. I ,xv ' - ,Lf-,JR .,A -. - ,'- . if ,f , uf 1 . , ' ,' : -f,1' rf ,, ff, . , .. . . 1 ,' '1-'.,'3,. f 1 ' ,Q I vi X -I., vi 5' .W - X ,tl'.A'l' ' ' VV. . I pf -Q, fi V kk V, gf . I, - , -- 311 , 4'.,: u' .-I' Q1 . ' my '- I ,,, L: .. R R R eff ' . 5 i ,4,,'fM. J f kwa, , 3, , X Y R f R -AX X' ' R . L V ,f y N . , I, of H 1, Q Q ful, f , If ' V 1 A 'il , yi, gy , L' :A ,V ' - ' ' , 55 ,,, - A, , X, . Qld M . uv ,. fa . 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WAYNE KINCAID ROBERT HANOSEK Jumper Jumper I MICHAEL PAYONK Weights D Dcngler P Loroh D Churewc B Dux C Luklsh G Wotrmg M Ko sch Cheerleaders l's 0 Touchdown' and Here come eur spry dweer eo ers os' e c vo efore cu mm e m L ow mg ou' vvu efv m am V er Ie pmg U'T'WbwI'1 Urgmg Grd excl' mg 1 x g vvu fm zec Z pf1yrsFugh' n enr ofvm nge? cheerieode s Nm games for ww me We soar eve y I on b ' 6 we even vvwen 'we 1 oweod os we hear ' e vngerous mee s I U ro gave up everyone D Pgs p G15 s cm mm' ow mee 'e 5 n kv 1 esee es s e vw 5 d vv 1 vm C1 VITGI 0 d O me excl ewwem' :md ro'e 'we 5 Q :mg f um': ns :J QV O 'T' 'w e ee wvcw Q1 e x f 'D mmg by Vw Q Mosse SJ 'ra- ca G15 pee FIRST ROW J Hades I Mussmer B Wescoe B Quugg A Sfoudt J Kern SECOND ROW J rnnnegon C Koehler D Katchur J Frlckert L Brinkman J Fllyac E Warren L Bauder M Hoplclns G Kuntz J tetz Basketball A ' Sparkling ID new unalorms and warm up lackels oo here come our gurls rarln To go always play the game clean and hard or fun and honor 'rhelr proud decrees an I 6 Las? minute IHSTVUCTIODS from our swell coach 5, f Mass Vlosser are Taken To heart for we asm lo 7 The whlsfle blows come on' lets get starred not 'foo much action buf later on when The plays get ho? The ref rushes to call every foul Only mlnu'es left come on not so slow desperaTe sho? as the buzzer sounds and In forms us we havent won but played a good we game for offer all we only lost by one Q A'-' bu? nex' 'mme lust wan and see well ra1se 5' ln The score and be vndornous for our alma mater 139 0, T .I - tg K 5 Y , V. . . . . . . . . . . .4 'ws B sy ...f -, M. F . . . . L-fig' . . . ' - I satisfy her earnest pleas. V 5.53 ' f E :xi Ni . . . - . . . ' r . . . . . . . . a -Q -iq? :L My ...H U ...A I . -- 'L-J V-af, H L- Q . l . . . . . . x,, Season Resuhs 19 Whitehall Opponents Central Catholic 70 34 Parkland 37 24 Palmerton 48 40 Catasauqua 62 34 Slatington 45 37 Allentown 68 24 Emmaus 63 44 Parkland 46 27 Palmerton 47 28 Catasauqua 55 35 Allentown 56 32 Emmaus 69 Managers M. Sagat, R. Ronemus, J. Tornitsky, D. Krups. Basketball at 4'T x 'I Ml, 1 Q Y 1-xxx 4 ,W ' rw- A, - t 5 f' fsviw .VRV Q, I 4- A Y 7 J , - ,. ' A, , ' f' -? C v NT oonomv cnunemx - N Cheerleader by x l lf 5 4 DAWN DANGLER X'--L?-5' Cheerleader 140 jf IRENE MISSMER Guard gf JEAN KERN Guard Xp BARBARA QUIGG Forward ANITA STOUDT Guard 141 5 Let's Zipl I BARBARA WESCOE Forward ,ba X X mm- Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE POET'S PRAYER O God, if l may sing the songs That fill my soul today And if my music may be soft Inspiring and gay And if the pictures that i paint ln rhythm and in rhyme May please, encourage, and console . .. The people of our time Then give Your blessing to the muse That haunts and follows me . . . And guide my pen across the page Of life and memory Give me the grace to lead them through Your wondrous uni- verse . . . To teach Your everlasting love . .. And all their fears disperse Help me to serve Your creatures, God . .. To make their dreams come true . . . And in my small and humble way To praise and honor You. FIRST ROW: R. Senneca, A. Keim, A. Robert, J. Hutnick, M. Moline, P. Kurzeio. SECOND ROW: J. Pritchard, L. Stopuy, S. Stoudt, C. Ross, R. Wheeler, J. Beil. THIRD ROW: P. Roth, J. Weber, N. Void, P. Steckel, R. Kennedy, P. Failer. -'41 FIRST ROW: R. Ronemus, E. Hudy, J. Hodes, J. Keppel, R. Koch, L. Rumrnel. SECOND ROW: C. Peacock, E. Snyder, D. Nicholds, R. Huber. THIRD ROW: C. Fritts, R. Haberern, B. Frantz, C. Ridmter, B. Rhoads. ' .GSW Concert S Y 9 X I , 4, n Q xx 7 '11 4 Choir RV 7 ' s we 5 it . N. I ll ll FIRST ROW: P. Hades, R. Ernst, M. Sywenki, J. 'Kurzeia, R. Hacker. SECOND ROW: W. Stryker, D. Oswald, D. Melber E. Beil, R. Riedy, R. Schappell. THIRD ROW: R. Comp, 'E. Streapy, D. Diehl, W. Wavrek, R. Schlauch, D. Davies. Lewis M. Howells Penny Steclnel Pianist Director 1 is Y ,QQ v W ANTHONY SOUSA Baritone , 1, . lv' v-y EDWIN STREAPY Bass -A ..:.,,.- , ,- Concert Melodious tunes and sacred strains. . . resound through the empty halls. . . providing o touch ol life. . .to the deserted building . . . the school day has ended . . . for all. .. except the faithful, hard- working lads and losses, . . of our Concert Choir . . . a lot of work still lies before us. The fine reputation ...built up during the years... must be kept . . . and even boosted . . . a little higher. . .songs must be taken apart. . . measure by measure. . . all parts practiced separately. . . alto and bass. . . soprano and tenor. Finally, when everyone sings his part . . .there some- times is o sour note . . . we start over . . . piece by piece. . . the piano player starts the introduction. . . RONALD COMP Bass P,M,E A, Ds Icf Chorus P.M.E.A. State Chorus RONALD SCHLAUCH Tenor P.M.E.A. District Chorus .9 MERRILL SYWENKl . , 1 Baritone 1' 'tv y aw 1 U in PAUL HODES 'enor V . lx, RKIHARD RIEDY P.M.Ef-. Ds ,C' Cho us llrfl Cholr now the tmal test a cappella It begms to sound better the dlrector calls for attention thas ns the last time flnally back into the folders oes the musnc untul the next practice o whrch everyone as reminded to be prompt he followmg day The Chrrstmas program was soon followed the Easter Cantata several other appearances were arranged zncludmg televlsnon then came the bug Sprung Concert all our hard work fnnal handshakes of pleased lrsteners well done they say at was grand CAROL RICHTER Soprano 4 6 ROSE SENNECA A to V JC '9- 1 CLAIRE ROSS , 1 Alto ll. I V L LILLIAN STOPAY Ata DK IHA ts 'Q' AL T' JEANETTE WEBER A to PATRICIA ROTH Alto Q -.117 ' ...ff ' ' ...by lil ly rewarded...by rocking applause anduhardy fi ff, A I We f 1 ' -6'-E 1 lf 1 t-E' A K x 'rv nl-AN , FIRST ROW M Wescoe M Radokovntch A Rabert P Ke m B Assed S Yost P Kurzelcz J Hodes R Senneca M Eberhart SECOND ROW C Owen M Syvsenlu P Plervallo M Kralntk Le benguth P Faller THIRD ROW R Dumler R Haberern B Glrls Chorus Long R Wheeler S Stoudt M Ruedy L Rummel L Stopay J Weber C Ross R Kennedy FOURTH ROW C Peacock E er E Fenner M Oswald J Hllbert A Buss P Stec Easter Services 1-- '.' The Concert Chour presents The Seven Lost Words of Chrlst : . , . ' , . , . l , , . , , , . 4 , . , . , : . , . ' ', . ' , . Snyd , . , . , , ' , . , . Rel, A. Krlvensky, J. Bell, F. Young, G, Failer, J. Hutnick, S. B. Frantz, G. Feder, L. Nicholas, J. Bandura. i , .t ' . : . A , , , . ' 1 0 fr 't 1 f ' ' ' ' t ' . I 1 Z V l g 2 . . l s 5 L 1 A N J- 'N tow. J ix ' i H-8 .. 44 Ronald Schlou h Dowd Dlel'-l Elolne Hudy ond Ronold Comp are shown with Mr Lewls Howells vocol dlrec or They were sololsls os the Concert Chor song The Seven Lost Words of Sololsfs V' fx fx .3 Chrxst by DuBons Thus was the fnrs? Eosfer season presenfoflon by lhe ConcerT Chou' morlcung one of the mcny progroms ond servuces rendered durlng Holy Week Candellghf Services A' an-GJ Q71 41' A scene from Chrustmos un Many Lands 149 1 y F 15 , f X . ' Y ' J J ..f 'P' X of A - , ff Si' F . . If . . ,, , U . , . . . . . . . I O I .'. , . A .X ' v T ' V 4' ' l so I k X ' I. I nz, .j' '+L' 5 4 . A' Q , 1 ,. - K . I , x .3 ' .M 4 3 H 1 ' , ,L Q. lx V f . fn. , if , ' ' .1 N A 'HRA Q5 ,M fa F 3' 'f 2,1-'I .W fiif'-N5 ,., 3 0 T ry 'N L, w -. A 'Q 2. L .Zi CNY 32.5, .f J. Jr I ik I 4 L- I ' . 4 Marching Band TOP ROW: W. Ayers, G. Dalla Piazza, B. Kachline, R. Bartz, D. Deifer, D. Guih, D. Scholtis. EIGHTH ROW: E. Snyder, J. Lohman, R. Huber, R. Strisovsky, R. Reenock, K. Ballas, G. Hacker. SEVENTH ROW: D. Schlauch, R. Willitts, J. Beil, D. Piper, E. Beil. SIXTH ROW: W. Stryker, P. Harakal, W. Ruch, E. Ruch, R. Hacker. FIFTH ROW: B. Schantz, D. Baer, J. Noll, J. Heckenberg, C. Peters. FOURTH ROW: H. Stoudt, M. Sywenki, R. Schaeffer, G. Shafer, C. Kingcaid, J. Hilbert. THIRD ROW: R. Brown, J. Miller, J. Basara, B. Scheffler, D. Oswald, T. Grammes. SECOND ROW: R. Heintzelman, J. DiProperzio, R. Noll, G. Brunsf. FIRST ROW: M. Suto, R. Shiner, G. Clader, E. Moll, D. Laudenslager. Drum Maior to right: D. Smale. Drum Maiorette below: N. Void. si ' . JOHN WALTER Dlretfor 1 f l r f W a.. e J A X , 4. rc ' A x lr s - LGNELLE LOVELACE Head Maiorette JEANEAN KERN Color Sergeant ,l tx 4 n...- at Marching We whistle blaws...drums roll. . .all eyes are glued on the baton.. .the head maiorette gives a slgnal...stralns of a peppy march...pierce the Cold alr . . . with preclsion movement. . . flashy color- guards. ..then snappy maiorettes. . . heads held high... proudly prance forward...backed by our well-organized band . . . that deserves rave notices. Our biggest job of the year...adds color and excitelnUnt...to the all important football games ...where we exhibtt...lntricate and spectacular formations. . .and arouse spirits. . . in the cheering section. . . with rag-tlme or some current rage . . . or a fond alma mater. This is also the season . . . for area parades. . . to display our perfected rhythm . . . dashing routines and I lab. CATHERINE DRUCKENMILLER Color Guard o Q Q 43 Color Guard A I - X JANE STEINMETZ Band tunes which reward us as we march away wnth first place ratlng The advent of sprung brought the Sprung Concert and Dnstrtct Band our supreme tests where our talents not only for stlrrmg marches bu also classtcs and the modern were revealed after years of practacmg under the capable baton of our very excellent drrector Mr Walter Wherever we appeared we were a symbol of Whntehall even when we played our last per formance at commencement many of us complet mg four years of servtce gladly parttcnpatmg tn an actnvuty carrying the trademark e est' MERRILL SYWENKI Clarnnet CQ -41 F -E Olx JANET LOHMAN Saxophone GAIL CLADER Be s , ft 1173, X 4 2? u A' I fl: 1-If lr? P M E A Dnstrnct Band ROBERT NOLL DIANNE GUTH Percussuon FfUl9 Q . ... 7 b '. It , 55 ' -J-Q' bw.. V' l' H' ll li all -. 'J 5 X 'Vg by te: 5 w-' us lair, : r af - ' ff ,, 44 2 M it , 1 4 1 a , pg 0' ' .,u Ml 5 sv l , S . 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' s' fe U! - '33, x, lg 5, Dorolhy Krupa plans to wear this scarf when she is all through wilh her batik work. 4 A Irene Missmer demonsirafes linoleum block work. .wx pg . 1- ,ey 'r I.d Clay modeling is enjoyed by our url siudenls as shown by Paul Krempasky. 5 Ii f Q -. fi! ,., . J- 5 .l . - A F -'-2 I' Q Techn :que Water color most Interests Ohver Resh who poinis ' -W J, 'WS . Iniricaie designs rn wood carvmg keep Edward Kish occupled fx 5 T 7 4 U X' Q 'xxx FIRST ROW D Genovese E Hudy C Lukish N Void SECOND ROW R Kulhomer W Groson R Rusnock D Dieh Junior Prize Speaking Contest Donce Dote CONSTANCE LUKISH First Prize Honey DOLORES GENOVESE Second Prize The Crucifixion NANCY VOID Nocturne ELAINE HUDY The Button RICHARD RUSNOCK First Prize Monkind's Moment ot Decision DAVID DIEHL Second Prize It Is Five Minutes to Midnight ROBERT KULHAMER An Arnericon Trogedy WILLIAM GRASON FACULTY ADVISER 158 Cristobel Morley Cordell Froncis Leoto Hulse Block Lew Wollo e Leoto Hulse Block Robert Newmon Cordinol Spellmon J. Anthony Morcus Robert Moore VINCENT SUPPAN 91 ,vfsd 'Th Wwe FIRST ROW R Kulhamer as Robert Fremont T Werner as Bruce Clyde L Brmkman as Ju Ju C Barrett as Brenda Day D Katchur as Julio Boyd D Genovese as Eugema Sherwood P Muller as Mary Fremont SECOND ROW W Wavrek as Professor Cornelrus Kent J Fannegan as Martha Crang M Q-' Smlclcer and B Buzza Student Directors K Welkel as Allen Kent D Nicholas as Dansy Mae Comfort R Smith as Luclous Long A Fnedler as Mildred Wade M .1 Durnshm Faculty Dnrector The Cannlbal Queen Junior Class Play Th Cannibal Queen guess by trtle ou can tell rt rs somethrng dnfferent rs the story of a queen a cannrbal queen who had been brought to thus country by Allen Kent nephew of Professor Cornelius Kent who was an ex explorer wrth a lot of money Bruce Clyde edntor of the Gazette owned by .lulra Boyd us havrng trouble wath crrculatron of the paper has grrl Brenda Day rs also havrng trouble she wants the lead rn Centervrlle s Sprung Festrval play Eugenra Sherwood rs drrectnng and she wont get rt untrl she proves she can really ac Mary Fremont Professor Kents mece and her husband Robert rn order to rnherrt hrs money butter up Professor Kent who rs stayung at The Crarg House owned by Martha Crarg and oper 159 ated by her two negro servants Daisy Mae Com fort and Lucrous Long The Professor tells Bruce about Allens brungxng home Ju Ju the Canmbal Queen to be studred by the Professor but Allen runs unto some drffrculty Ju Ju wont come so Bruce gets Brenda to act as Ju Ju and hrres Dansy Mae and Lucrous as her servants In the meantrrne Mrldred Wade Allen s gurl frrend arrives to see Allen ard from here on In there IS qurte some excrtement because when the real .lu Ju arrrves they try to hrde her but she seems to pop up nn all dafferent places There rs really a lot of actron rn thrs play every e nn nt dad a frne lcb and we all enloyed immensely 1- ' ll rl ,' 'U . 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I . y . . . l'. - - , . , on . . . . . . it - - 11 . ,, . - ' H s-is FIRST ROW O Resh os .lumper Jenks l Krywczuk os .lonet as Drdo Dovls R Strock os The Demon W Modouse os Duncan McTovrsh R Comp os Bob Hrldreth C Rxchter os Sondro McTovlsh M Kumernutsky os E Trevor P Roth os Mory McTovnsh Trevor R Senneco cs Luzzne Scruggs SECOND ROW L Stopoy R Schlouch os Deryk Vorse Demon In the Dark Senuor Class Play Lotntes Lockout Lodge on Whale Owl lslond now the property of Sondro ond E helrnd Trevor unknown to tnem the coretoker Duncan XAcTov1sh has wzfe .lonet ond thelr blonde crnppled doughter NAory o 1 :ng on t e rslo When the McTovlsh s moke thear presence known they try to frrgnten the sr ers unto leovrng by tellung ghostly s orles of Urron Coffnn s Ghost the creoe woman ond the crowlrng hond Llzzme S rugg Sondros housekeeper ke ps tne o 'nosphere rolllng olso occornponylng ne Trevor snsters o e her two clorky servonts Drdo her cook on lu lp r ner cnoufteur wrth nerr superstltlons of TU n s worklng over lrne Boo l-llldreth Sondros exfronce orrrves for the purpose of moklng up ond to drscou oge her be-llef tnot he as o coword for not copturang the Blonde Bondu Deryk Vorse Sondros weolthy sultor surprnslngly enters clolmlng thot he hos come to protect Sondro The Demon oppeors ottemptang o drrve owoy the new owners but Sondro IS not eosnly frnghtened ond o he dnsmoy of the otners plons to stoy ond cleor up the mystery In the frnole Duncon 'vlcTov1sn ns reveoled os the Creole w mon ond tne Ghost of Llrroh Cotfm the supposedly deod Robxn 'VlcTov1sh rs found to be The Dernond ond to the ostonrshment of oll Deryk Vo se IS the no ornous Blonde Bondlt consequently Sondro forgrves Bob Dndo ond nrper ore soe from oll hon ond Llzzne well Lrzzaes stall seorchrng for her bottle of bltters ' ' 1 1. 5 -' ' v 4 nl' , ,rf .I -. f ,Q , r ' l , 1, agile' at H 1- I , - fgi , . 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I ll I Il ' ' . l - . .. ,lu t ts ... , H A H - 7 . . , . . . - ... t I . 160 I 1 II if X SEATED ON FLOOR M Pontnclan Stage Manager L Perdlck Rxedy as Jimmy I Krywczuk as Mrs Dolson A Pesarclk as Jul B b I Mlssmer as Palge L Lovelace as Huldegarde SECOND J Jackslts as Mrs Shermer P Reimer as Freddie Shermer O as o ROW M Kumermtsky as Sally Mr J Durushm Faculty Dnrector Resh as Mr Shermer D Dangler as Ellle May R Senneca Stud nt Dnrector W Madouse as Mr Dolson R We Shook the Famlly Tree Sensor Class Play The Dolson famuly kept In a whnrl by sixteen year old Hlldegarde IS one that could llve In any com munuty Mother who has an understandlng sympathetic nature keeps Father s nervous nm patient outbursts under control Hlldegarde has Father and the rest of the famaly In a constant state of chaos Hlldegarde Dolson smart nn knowledge u who doesnt know much about men wants a date for the Sensor Prom nt as already Frnday and the Prom lS Saturday as a last resort she uses the debate neld on Frnday to be nottced s e glves an excellent speech on 'Why we should re 'urn to Pronlbltlon she discusses a father who IS a drunkard and the terrnble lnvmg condntnons of has famuly as a result of this her father gets In trouble wnth hrs boss at the bank Mr Shermer Meanwhlle Mother knows qulte the rlght date for Hnldegarde she doesnt tell Hnldegarde who I s but she says he as one of the n'cest boys In school he turns out to be Freddle Shermer alias Short Pants Freddie because he always wears kmckers Saturday afternoon Hlldegarde tends to beautlfy her self wnth a mud pack Freddie decldes to get long pants or due the Shermer house IS broken Into and Hlldegarde IS blamed Fnnally things are straightened out Freddne had been trymg to leave the house unnotxced to hock hts watch for long pants and nn the excltement broke the wnndow but fnnally Hnldegarde happuly gets to the Prom l. ' li . 'T 'W : 4' ' .- I Q I Xi' A- A, -' '57 I 'r-ll I I - Q '- y . X ' I 1 , I A 'fn ' Y' 1 'X' 'E- fl- V 'V I W f B 1 Q I gf I ,jj tx x ' X 1 ' . I , ,, . I J yy xy . 0 fx, A I K v .' , , F ' , .Rv 4, ' f I ,fi I . f' D L1 it 1 V . XJ ,- A ' n, ff' N . X I ' f s I ' ,f ,ff ta - -' K - -3 ' . I . . ,, . . ,, ,.-. 2 . , 1 . 5 . . 7 . up 0 I . ' N . . . - . . , I Q . . . 0 I ' . . I F ' I n u 1 . . . , - 1 - u I . - . .. 1 ... h ' 'I' I ... ' f ' . . . I . o Q . ' II F . . ' Il F F . - ' b f . . n I . f . ' I u I. .. . v. . . ,, . . ' ' ' 161 9 779 X 5 N Q4 .P SQ Xk Q f Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE CALENDAR OF LIFE Some calendars begin their span . . . When it is New Year's Day . . . And some have fiscal attributes . .. That start in June or May . . . Our government com- mences on . . . The first of each July . . . While schools select September for . .. The students low and high . . . It does not matter overmuch . . . Where they may start or end As long as there are just twelve months . .. To figure on and spend . . . A year of lifelis still a year . . . Wherever it begins . . . And only God himself can choose . .. The day that we arrive . . . And mark the few or many dates . . . That we may be alive. Always ready without a groan Serving their class as the years have flown. .- - 4.-F' sl I 88 .Q fe i 1,1 an-..-.4-4 P Luklsh Secretary J Kern Treasurer R Koze President .l Haberern Vlce President Mr Helfrich Class Adviser nn the foreground Class History A glimpse upon the canvas reveals scenes that tinge each one of us wuth a fond recollectxon of the part we played IH makmng our class what It was The first of our seraes occuples the background where we as sophomores were selectnng courses and plannmg our social life whxch prevlously lay latent Advancnng to the foreground thoughts of con cernment draft to the future and we welcome dnversxon from the school grind by attending the Junior Prom the Junxor Prlze Speaking Contest and the Class Play Our fnrst sensor class meetnng outlined a lam packed schedule tt s amazing that we accomplnsh ed all we dud with gettung out of class for field 164 supporting our teams It was dtffncult to keep up with school work and take all those tests and Interviews for college and 'ob placement Determined to make the best of whatever we dld we enloyed all affairs whlch offered dnverse IH terest to all the fme and nnsplrung musnc of the Candlelnght Service Bard and Vocal Concerts first hand advuce from alumna at the College Tea or the bug events whuch sugnnfled happy mom nts to be treasured These were the cltmax of our scenes whnch bore successful fruxtnon at Award Assembly Baccalaureate and Commencement supplement ed by a class party and trtp thus completed a plcture of study dele tnon and murth 1 . ., ' 3 sv W' 4 .. 1 , g EW' 'V 'f ., . 41 , 1 l I Qlllllv S . l l ' ' A . l L L Y - - ' ' fr? X' 5 35' ' ig .... I ' . .. trips rehearsing for plays and concerts and ' ' ' ' ll ' ' ' ' 1 . - . . l I I Hard at work they were always yearning Doing their best to keep the wheels turning. r We QWW Senior Personalities Q 4 I bf H gg 1 .f 1 . QW'-MN 32-J Kay 1' 5 5 l11,!y,fl 1 '7 A -I N iw 'f,:'f f ' ',,- Lv ss '7 ..--vw. 1-'wt-4 gif? ,SY kflif ' -1: is'4,f??'l - These fellow students were voted by us As the guys ond dolls with personality plus. hwy? ni' 624101 CVOJZ . 1N f :- 1,-akivs ,,,'v 56 5 sf ff' . 1 wa' -'Q 1 g . O ,. .s. N X. . ,L ,A:.1.'W- ' - v,,' WP 1 s it -F3 vi' - ' S? G' ... - 9.2 Mafemsvl A . ss, 1 . . s - w lim? 1:1 x - A -Yiofffbsg In extra activities and classes as well lt's easy to see they're really swell. '7 '5V' 791-'f '1'7 2,71 ,ff fyflfw. Faces beaming when a hard day is done Full of laughs and always lots of fun. W QM l X X If QM fY QQQLMJ 53 MM gg f?L,!Z,- e t X xlx I is Just having them around is quite a treat We all agree that they're all-reet. ffw, - QM 1 W sfffsf Q x Z-ana I' 1 a , .,,. 3 V: ir-., 1 'Q'f ' 1 r 4 f--., , f --,. da-: Q f 'f X :tA.N . ,I lf's hard to beat cn group like this When they're not here, somefhing's amiss. ll 's Wmff 2054 My ffmm Wx Our class is proud to claim each one Their happy future has just begun. if dvvn! QM Kem' -Ds P ... eff ,f I ,fs as ff 3 I I' .. Over our James X .- 4 K ,mill nf I Y , ,. 5 we all reioice picked to make t James J. Metcalfe 5 Judge Q Q he choice . Z' V HQ: 5 . 95? . -, T4 f 2, av Z, I ,,.4- ...,.A,..- ..,, ,f , ,,,-wf v ,Am H . A vnu 5 .- Q. ,Q These lovely debutontes could hardly lose If wosn'f on easy iob to choose. P tricio Lukish X x EI bfhpyk Each one bewitching in her own little way Their smiling faces make our book quite gay. Dawn Dangler Irene Missmer 'i S'-1 .HJ Fond memories always of thus nlght The whlrlmg ruffles were qulte Cl slght 2 YZ: FAYE GOLLEY JUDY HODES 1954 Queen 1955 Queen Junlor Prom Frnrshrng touches were added before the large mirror every ruffle and each harr had to be an p ace tres had to be strarghtened a 1 e to the ft or to the rrght butterflres were swarmrng rnsrde as all our frdgetrness grew steadrly and the seconds tucked by untrl we e luke a bubble rnsude lust ready to pop then suddenly we were on our way an our even ng began Our hearts were poundrng with excrtement as we started down the swrrled starrway breathlessly we drank rn the magrc panorama below us soft lrghts blended all the rrch pas tel shades rn o a blossomrng flower A dreamy fragrance drrfted toward us an the captrvatmg scene enveloped us as we reached the crowded floor and were swept unto the glrdrng whrrlpool of ribbons and lace we drafted Into an enchanted world al of our own trrelessly dancmg on and on hoping even half belrevang thus nrght rn all rts splendor could never end But at last the fatal hour drew nrgh to each Cmderella the evenrng came to a close luctantly we moved toward the starrs gave our partners hand a little squeeze longnngly looked back at the ballroom floor now de serted perhaps as rt slumbered that nrght luke ourselves rt heard agann the soft dreamy strains of music and relrved each ecstatic moment ONCE FTIOFS g - Ps ld we ,twin 5 5 Q K f , f l ? V 4. C ' I ' ltr! ' I le ., ' ' ' ' , flt...' . A d ' ' ...re- r , . ., . . , . . 176 The ballroom was flllecl wlth laughing faces Pretty colors, flowers, and clamty laces S :ami W5 TROWJHd DN as GeoeseJMon c ROWW'v1ak GBe oth oey C h K h SECO D c The Queen s Court uyHd oe ydpl 11 sco ted by W Il 0 o 0 0 o T, Q , ! .A . . ' ' - v A ' ' 1 , T Y' I - . -. 5 .5 A . A f Q k 'J' ,, ' . . ' Q f T Q. Ax . 3 ' K l T- M x ' .7 - fra, f , M 4 . f s N . If ,nn ' FIRS : . o es, . ichol , D. n v , . clri lc, : . I ' 5, , mer, C. R , D. Way, R. Koze, R. Pe F. G ll , . Luklsh, B. Dax, P. Lora , D. Ofc ur. N dick, M. Bfusko, E. Ja lcsits. , Jd oes'sc ndq . Jd 's y h Lo'gCp, The queene r iiam Mark ' .- W .xjh X , . j. ,Nqr . I U I gg ,V ,, fr 7 J, V - , bf 'Q' N i 5 W I I A N ' , r , . 1 Q x 41 , ll . ' 4 . 5 I 'T Sl Q F' 1 . A,,4s10 Here IS the coach ig we hold so dear f 71 Branded by all 'T' The Man of the Year. 71 1 Before dinner everyone ioined in singing a lew old songs. L l ' r 'I' . X ff- 4. .AQ 113.1 The thoughfs of an after-dinner speech didn'f reduce Mr. Piff's appetite. The formal presentafion of The Book of Golden Deeds lo Mr. Piff. From lei? vo right: vhe Rev. John Ef1gIer,Afforney Dcnaid Hoclc, Main Spealcerg Mr, William Piff, Mr, Edward Goigcn and Mr. Nalhan Serin. The faculty, too, we keep in mind A nicer group you'll never find. 'Qs Q-'NJN 1 ' X 1 Mr. Davies, second from left, and Mr. Gockley, Superintendent, right, take part in the celebration marking the seventeenth anniversary of the Whitehall Exchange Club. They, like Mr. Oswald and the Rev. John Engler, are all past presidents of the organization. Miss Lazarus, Yearbook Adviser, and Mr. Mooney, American Yearbook Company representative, are caught Mr. Wagaman introduces Congressman John VanSant to by our photographer as they plan to make the Concert the student body during an assembly program. Choir pictures most attractive. fs 1. If i - ft ft - 1 K . Tr-5-Q., r ' -31.52. .LBJ if l Wx-'iY, '! X' lifigvlg . 'IJX ' e. . .r ,, fifffgi. so s '.'.,f4f,Mf 6' i 'W ,v'? l if 'Na ' M Q .. 1 fl. .Li ' .92 H0 Rollicking jazz or melodies sweet Our music department can't be beat. Smartly dressed, well-drilled members of the bond present entertainment at all the football games. The excitement of the possibility of winning the football championship made the routines at the Turkey Day game a little more snappy ond peppy than all the others. in W 05 fail , T Wir? I Q , 'Q we L 2 . V. Q A QQ f lv i X Ni K ' X--i- bv- I' -o 9 . v 1 ,4 fs .,- in HKU da... i Starting with football early in fall 0ur fellows were really on the ball Basketball to baseball and track in spring Our athletics are tops in everything. 'C s? If X , JJ ,fy N . ,-4 1 W . stil! 1- r ,. . - fa, i A , U ,f 1 a f-We --w .si 1 . .. 1 , 9 I f 'J N, ' X l W Q ', 'W 4 4 I ,xy I KVM, Z.-, n 77' .alias .Vary K, I M---V W ,S N,r,.,, H f 7 rafwit. ,M SX' ,J , I , M... gp m 1 Q I fm. ,. M at - 4M . H A, -413 4- - 'N h ,- 4 4' f ,VAf 4.., ' Mr. Beidleman works with pitchers Ludwig, Sedovy, and Gonfkosky. George Laclxner, a sophomore, clears over ten feet. Richard Koze has good form in the broad iump in v - y V J- , qs ,frlfi - ,piss H, K S 'K x Q l, Q. W ., CGM ,- ' I -.- RESTORATION ' CF WATER-WAYS . ,W CONSERVAEW' rHaouCH First prize winner in the Conservation Division Michael Billig, a iunior, was the first person in the history of Whitehall to gain top honors in the Science Fair. For using their talents and great ambition These fellows and girls deserve recognition. 3 X Nglrllf. if George Moats, an outstanding member of the track team, was awarded the National Junior Olympics Discus Award. Here, he practices before the Palmerton meet. i'illl '4 '- -rf r ' ' 1 ...L-1 1 ff, it Q, i 3 ' ,- ,ur ' ft' ., A X , x Q , - x 'Aw ' fy V- 5 . , ,I Y ' ri . ' V 'fl I '-' . , t -- ' ' , If wp., .N ' ,A K M.,-5.51 The 1954 WHITEHALL tool: first place awards in the CSPA and NSPA contests. Here the book is being viewed at a yearbook clinic by Mr. Otto W. Quale, Publications Director of the American Yearbook Companyg Miss Marjorie Lazarus, Adviser of the Whitehall yearbook, and advisers from Coopers- burg and Allentown. Q V5 ,i .-'S-.,,j -1, yo ll' 'K Q . ' ' 01 Ll ' - I I' ' ' - m W 0 Hi, . ' O .H 0 -'-.24 0,1-. . ..'.a . I , A o I ' xjf . Q . - 22- 90.504 O l ' - 4 O ,V ' Nix . , ' O.. - V M000 A If ff 'W -a ,S 5,,W x -, .V-Q. - ,Cf-'K'- '..g':.':.f 1 gr.-b 'N---'carl :gizggg-'-:lgizi wg... , 4 2: ... 2.- w,,3..,,, Wi.. . 1.4 --,' '-.. f 2.3 :'.:..- ..Q,: f,::',: .-5 .......- .,,.. . -1 .'.::v5'5 r.:-....-isp: Jimi' .,..,,'.-..-...- ,,,.n..-,,,- ,,. 1 'n u.vk . .0- I-..,......:,,,, .A 3. -.'-fZ3+: +.'Z2 ..M'..- -vw .. 0q, ,.v-.4 -Nga My -Nr'--rm..--f ....-f..-...---1 -.--.5-..,.-...-,.,...-..- .-pw .Q:.-. '......-...g ng..-f2..:,n . -.......--::-,..f22.'-,g.,-.-q1- 5 3. ,A ,.. .-.-,,, ,... . , ., M, '-'Ir.:--'::.-zzz'--...W ..:7J,1.11- 1 3.4,:-Q.-gg..,,gL-...:g15.-g.g,g.,.g-g, 5.5-23S ..'I'ig::'3g:..'-J.-15'--1 ' ,QQ-.1 1 O0 WA uf '. :IQ ..g-.....:::-432351-'53 - Z1.'5'v': .. .. .M .:.f....--:..- . 2xm 3-:f'-:'.-:, d..-,r.-:- g:.':'.,zf1 375 m,,..,.,,w.. - .2 521'-1ig3.!E':-35ml ' R , A! I, 435 :fi 4 Q 1 I , ' 1 4 , , f . 15,21 is 'CQ A , '4 ' f , 1 VI 1 . I its , -gi 7 K I :far 1 Ni . , , I 'Y fi 1 1 5 . I f 1 The Egypt Choir presents o selection during the services. The baccalaureate sermon is given by the Rev. Thomas R. Brendle. 'T 'Y' Y' Tradition says it's always nice To enter the world with good advice. Our auditorium is filled to capacity for the bac- calaureate services. Our last semi-formal we dare not miss Farewell could not be sweeter than this I I In 3. -wr' s f 1, The Senior Farewell, held in the ballroom of the Americus Hotel, is the social climax of the senior year. Conrad Weiser, Jeanean Kern, Doris Nicholas, and John Haberern discuss their plans for the evening. lrene Missmer and her date are having fun as did everyone who attended. .! 'WhaY X A715 ,-, All through the day excitement mounted Smiles and good wishes couldn't be counted. Pat Lukish and Judge Kessinger find time for laughter before the exercises begin. Jeanean Kern also shares their amusement, Student orations included Irene Nush, pictured above, who spoke on Influence of Education, Other speakers were Eliza- Commencement exercises were held in the auditorium of the Lehigh Valley Dairy. ...- T Y r 3 The end of our merry high school days We'Il often remember in many ways. beth Kocis, Influence of the Home g Nancy Haberern, Influence of the Atomic Age g and Patricia Roth, The Road Ahead. ,.', f-1 N Mr. Gockley and Mr. Steckel award diplomas to the seniors. Judge Harold C. Kessinger of Ridgewood, N. J. addresses the graduating class. He stressed three points-the self you live with, the world you live in, and the faith you live by. He asked for a re- dedication to the principles upon which this country was founded-namely the religious, political and eCOI'lOI'I1lC 'fVE9dOmS. : 1 lx, , w I b n p nts her oruhon. Xin.. Receiving our diplomas mode us quite proud We drifted from the platform on fluffy white clouds Seni ddd I Everyone gathered after graduation At the Legion Hall for a celebration f W '51 Mr, and Mrs, Helfrich and Mr. and Mrs. Eberhart serve the seniors and their guests. Our graduation party was held at the American Legion Hall in Fullerton. The Musical Kings furnished music for dancing. 1 l J, -, Richard Koze, class president, presents Mr. Helfrich with a gift of sterling silver from the senior class. Q 2 B5 Wh , ' mm, '-,fists . ' r ' r c- ' M,-,n.'.7F' ' 1 v I 13 -': , 'If' ii, P: Y , ' L -a N Three short days, we wished for more Everyone agreed there was fun galore. V1 Our Trip induded 'He Pcecisccn Mercsfery 'He Whife House ... The Ccphol ... Glen Echo Park M. I-vfingfcm Cemetery ...:J boa? ride en the P:'cm::...M3f'Ve'15e...Q1n:elv.NAe'norIoi Wcshingfon Momfrewf Twe Fedefal Bwesu cf Investigafisn The U.S. Min? fhe Jeffewom Memorial fhe Supreme Court . .. The Smifhsonicm Insfimfe. Q' Ibis. 'K-gp! . a f A 3-L.-' ff-.Wu rx . pfiyfre-rf' ' XP -In ai h - fm A N we IIN ,M ,J 1131 2, ' x 2 . 'Q ,.,.4.,, 'a'f W 7 sg.. 'h ' 0' ' - ly if .4 'ffm 'r'2..Lllli1i1l s -'es .X -Q .RA -, K J, axe- 'A r A I ?5'.i? v M I .J ' UU! T, In . 64, l xy P , '11 Touring the Capitol to see the sights Shows and dancing for those nights. 1 Est 77 . if ff., 2.1 f ! ,. 'X fl 5 is-wi ws: 2' M i P NX, 'fx TM J A 4 P' ...Q ww? A Jr , 'C -. XE? is .ivy 'W fN So many things to see and do Acquainfances were made and .15 T E A new wr WA'HlNG G3 Q -W -V rW T , Wim' l , I X s ,,, i friendships grew. 4-e Q EJ f , ji Aix ' I x .ff fifl-E' v Q 1 f '. K. . . 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For every class and age? . . . The messages and pictures that . . . Adorn the daily press . . . The magazines and billboards and . . . The mail to each address? . . . How would the people be informed . . . Of services they need . . . And where the best will cost the least . . . For those who look and read? . . . The art of advertising is . . . A real necessity . . . To business, government, and home ln each com- munity And in the commerce of the world .. . The merchant who is wise . . . ls he who has discover- ed that . . . lt pays to advertise. 4 'SW Q J.. 'U 11 ID W 3 l'l'l FU CD W P fs Z K O '11 l'l'I Q -4 'U -I sl?- Church 8. Maln Streets Egypt Pa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lockout' Betty really has Andy Locked up rather tnghtly She knows that like her money saved She won't be treated hghtly 198 vis ' . ' L- - Q t , ' i2i?if'ii12,'ZSiS5? f ' 3 . , ' 1 L K t get N - ' 7 , A k g 5z2'54e1'fif1:?fii- f .. , . ' ' iff 1 Y Qi ': +P, g K 15 geffzsfiij . , 1 5355555 K ff - 2 1 L fy It 1 t Lx t t 3 'wwf , , N- K Q f ,W 5: may , A ,. NL . f E if 5 5 A , ' a E '- ' t e a S if i 5: . ,Y s f 7 A-h'W M y 53 3 'f L - T Q ff 3 - t ' A - ft 5 if 5 5 L , ff V if , - .5 f Y . .V ui- V, - -NM ' . E Y S , f . , . . . LEHIGH VALLEY COOPERATIVE FARMERS 1000-1160 North Seventh Street Allentown, Po. Phone He 3-5115 U mm' Lehigh Volley Do ry mllk Is what these girls o e d nkmg They know that To buy thus :lk Is really gust smorf thunk g 199 i ii N Ns... KLECKNER 8. SONS North Seventh Street Extension Allentown, Po. l'll Floor You They soy this to eoch other And Long's soy if To you They'll give you o new floor Ol mcmy o different hue. Cove Mon, Huh? Woyne is pulling Mory To buy opplionces she needs He-'s pulling her to Kleclcner's And os you con see-she heeds. EDMUND O. LONG North Seventh Street Extension Allentown, Pa. 1 1 3' , ,... or ., 1 S - 's 5 1 I gym The Remains Paul knows Milson Associates really mean -. We pay cold cash for hot ashes Take a hint and heed his bitter lesson Before your home from fire crashes. I 4, ,. i 16 . ' 'lr , .ff . 44. '-Q... . . ,,M,Al A Q ' , Ru Mgr ,342 1-Umar. 'ide !'7'1l.w, aff , . .. ,5NQ' A' , .,. , ,, .4 . ff-4.4 - -:2 S MILSON ASSOCIATES WITWER-JONES COMPANY 923 Hamilton Street Allentown, Po. ,S .1 my , fe. ff irfz. iw, A rd.-.H ,,y-: f ',?,.L .,-.,-,,3,'f '-1 ,' ...-1. '11 an 1 IQ! ' I1ll Ai if :S 302 First Avenue West Catasauqua, Pa. Come On! Calling all Caddies And golfing fans, too! For those of you old at the game And those of you who are new. Which Do Prefer? Mary and Dot Are choosing a ring In iewelry, Freeman's have The best of everything. 4, W4 P. A. FREEMAN, INC. FULLERTON HOME FURNISHINGS Fourth and Grape Streets Fullerton, Po. Lf 911 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. You Guessed It Dick and Gladys are looking at samples That will cover a sofa and chair Bought at Fullerton Home Furnishings They'll withstand lots of wear and tear. A MILANDERS Lv-az, XKKKK . 'G Y jf North Seventh Street Extension Allentown, Pa. The Old Days The good old days, as you can see Hove come back in full swing All they need is Atlantic gasoline To give that car some spring. You Can Believe This Faye won'f have to work hard From morning until down If she buys This item from Milonders For doing her beautiful la WD. BUZl'S ATLANTIC STATION -'.-4 1 2' 'Y' -Ax 941 Third Street Fullerton, Pa. u. Q , qw- ?-11. lg fre? Pretty Sharp Barbara and Lewis both agree That would look sharp on the floor Only one style is shown here But Paulsboro has many, many more. Paulsboro Manufacturing Co. 1139 Lehigh Avenue Fullerton, Pa. l'lere's Where We Get 'Em Paper supplies are always needed By the students ot Whitehall High That are purchased from Kemmerer Paper Company On which all of us can rely. Kemmerer Paper Company 2030 Vultee Street Allentown, Pa. ,Y I' ul. wa!! lv, . -'avi ' ,, ffvf' ' 4 4,v,...,Y,,rn .'l I I H' ll-ll! - :ne .M ' ll ef-,,,1 'gf ' 1' ..-fn 1 YOU PAINT BEST FOR LESS E Wonder Whot This Meons? Dot's chopping oft the heod Of on imaginary chicken Buy yours ot Queen City Your hcind won't toke C1 lickin! TALOTTA HARDWARE 8. PAINT 760 Third Street Fullerton, Pa. ... .0-W.. ...N- CUYERS U- - - 5 U . 4 .. , v- V ' -. V.. A A . T1 232,93-rwffsa,-TE --- in- 1 GFTTT .:T'51 a QL ' A HQ: rw 'Q - ' V ' Ji V 1-q9iH3'l 0 eo mac' QUEEN CITY POULTRY 1001 North Fifth Street Allentown, Pa. Twice As Eosy Here's something new At ToIotto's you con buy It's coiled Spred Sotin Why not give it C1 try? J A Memorial This tombstone is a symbol Of love you feel for others NN For w a ll e re a One and all brothers. mv OSWALD MEMORIAL COMPANY Route 1 Allentown, Pa. O. S. BURKHOLDER 8. SONS, FUNERAL HOME 234 Walnut Street Catasauquo, Pa. Z ? ' Sympathy The loved one who has left you For the place of heavenly rest Will live in God's own tender care And be forever blessed. L g:...,.' -ni '-If 4 gg at It OLYMPIC, INC East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania Oops! Whew, that was a close call, Pat You can easily take a fall instead of doing that by yourself Why not give Penn Roofing a call? Fellows!! Dick, George, and Rene Were players in the All-Star game They had their uniforms cleaned at Olympic Who, like they, have achieved great fame. PENN ROOFING 8. METAL COMPANY 1044 Liberty Street 'W Allentown, Pa. ,gag r-We rw gg! I , 4 i 'C E his M K ,g 'rw as vi naw WW g zfwia 353323 41522 1 QW' ff? J WMM? is iii! E 3 As You Can See ' A helping hand , is what l've tried to be 3 Hope its been fun for you As it has been tor me. W 1 2 4 1 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Yes! Connie and Melie are gazing At a government Savings Bond Bought at Cement National Bank lt's something at which they'Il be fond. CEMENT NATIONAL BANK 2102 Main Street Northampton, Pa. li Going Steady This IS one tradition at Whrtehall But here weve another story The products used at Whrtehall Are Knrghthood and Mormng Glory REEVES 101 E Walnut Street PARVIN 8: C0 Allentown, Pa CALL-CHRONICLE NEWSPAPERS 'lOl N. Sixth Street X N ---.H Allentown, Pa Extra! Extra! No matter where you are You'lI never get the blues nf At least not while you're reading The Call-Chronicle news. Watch The Birdie That's a pretty big job For such a small fry W Kenny Clauser takes OUR ad photos He's a swell and patient guy. ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHS Kenneth A. Clauser Coplay Pa fm I , 55355 MICHAEL WHITEHALL BARBER 81 BEAUTY SHOP BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 647 Fitth Street Seventh Street Pike Fullerton, Pa. Stiles, Pa. She's Smart Na Help Wanted Cut, wash, and set says Jane Do you need any help? Babs At Michael's Barber and Beauty Shop Who tells Jim and Sampy No She knows that here she'll get She recommends Whitehall Building Sup-ply Service that's rated the tap. As the place for all to go. 210 6 E- Q HAAS FUNERAL HOME 444 Pershing Bluvd. Fullerton, Pa. We Understand May it be a comfort For you to realize Others understa nd your And deeply sympathize - Uni? GEORGE WITT 8. SONS Seventh 81 Chapel Streets Catasauqua, Pa. Undecided? Witt's will surely help you When buying flowers for your girl They're all so very pretty You'll put her in a whirl. -1 REED'S SERVICE STATION Second 81 Bridge Streets Catasauqua, Pa. Bystander Ron is watching a iob Being done at Reed's Service Station The services and products sold here Are among the top in the nation. ii3fQ5Q,:itiK2f?iFl55?'QLli1:gEft..ias .4 '1fy, i I NL 33513-Q4,g',1f4'lj'dli?ji1!v'ly5' fi X ce ,A ' ' 13 Q Q , f sf.. e ' i 'rv Ik' -. 515' ' 25? B eo . tfpmpf Qluyxayu 'ivy . - if F it il im is j' -'x 'l 5 1'- is 1gf,:.....ox- R is - :Y BRIDESBU RG FOUNDRY COMPANY Front 8. Grape Streets Fullerton, Pa. What a Crowd The Bridesburg Foundry Always draws a crowd For their products are something Of which to be proud. P EQ. STEVE BALLAS Stanley Potato Chip Distributor Egypt, Pa. A Chip Ott The Old Block For Stanley's Potato Chips You needn't go to Dallas Or work as hard as Mary Ellen Instead, get them from Steve Ballas. if V 'fy EGYPT STAR BAKERY 608 North Front Street Allentown, Pa. Yes Sireeee! Janet's got the right idea No further steps is she taking Than to the Egypt Star Bakery Who can do the finest in baking. 2 ,wx qfxl THEODORE F. EBERHARDT 342 Main Street Egypt, Pa. Start Now A DeSoto for Barry Well, since when? Save up your money You'll get it then. ZIMMERMAN'S MARKET lO29 North Seventh Street Allentown, Pa. Oh! Oh! A broken mirror is said to bring bad luck But that Irene already knows But if she shops at Zimmerman's She'll forget all her woes. YQ X PAUL'S VARIETY 656 Fifth Street Fullerton, Pa. Look! Articles small and large And magazines to read Are found at Paul's Variety To fill your every need. . A 1'-p 1- 'K' ft-'11, WETHERHOLD 8. METZGER 719 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. I'll Take Tnem Here are Shirley and Roberta On a shopping spree At Wetherhold and Metzger's For the best, you will agree. E F3 FALK'S GARAGE Walnut 81 Howertown Road Catasauqua, Pa. Ah! Look at this streamlined Pontiac Don't you wish that you could own one? Your answer is to buy at Falk's So pleasantly said and done, s. 2 , as , zfsgggm. ' , ' A a-j' A - .f'v.. 'Q . ' .VK 'C 4- . ' -f-L .'v':.-.v., - VN f ,Riff 2A1i..Q'? 'Cf-q 4. .f' ' t' 'iff ,. 0 ,Q - :U ,i J.. . - f'Clt1.t- iektrz sz? v-xi-time 'AT-lil' 'gif-gals Ear COMMONWEALTH CONTAINER CORP. Front and Franklin Streets Fullerton, Pa. And There You Are Playing Jack-in-the-Box Merrill has loads of tun In boxes, Commonwealth Container Has everything under the sun. ,. xxrtgiici' x it - 'K A 659, -4-1.44 Aj' ff' 5 zt- .r we' ROYAL BLUE COACH LENTZ MOTOR CO., INC 1432 Union Street 1540 Main Street Allentown, Pa. Northampton, Pa. What A Ride! Watch That Car Since Bello is bigger now More instructions are given Cathy He won't have to be pushed by Dot About how to run a car But it he wants a ride That was purchased from Lentz Motors Blue Coach is always on the spot. Which is the best by far. 5. Q Q f l 4' K..- ...M 1 '41 nf' NORTHAMPTON KOHLER'S SERVICE STATION HOME FURNISHERS l854 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Comfort Don't they look comfortable In this modern setting lf you buy at Northampton Home Furnishers This is one set you may be getting. 7 - Seventh Street Pike Allentown, Pa. Trouble? Here's Frank and Paul Who are having some trouble But at Kohler's garage They service you on the double. .N an 2 Nf 'ca-V nj-1K X - r JORDAN SUPPLY HOUSE 543 Sumner Avenue Allentown, Po. Anybody Hungry? Although the hot dog looks too big Fronk thinks it's worth the Trying For onything from.lordc1n Supply ls reolly worth the buying. 31 ,, l 7 ..,. . l 116--i , I v Y 1 ' , 1 un X 1' , ,.,-nffffrrvf' f se .XS l LERNER'S AMANA FOOD BANK l93O Union Boulevord Allentown, Po. Going, Going, Gone Thot freezer's chuclced full of food And Donold ond Heffy ore roving Thot ot Lerner's Food Bank You con reolly moke o soving. AMERICUS HOTEL Sixth ond Homilton Streets Allentown, Po. Big Night The big occczsion is here ot lost For mony o junior miss We hold our proms ot the Americus Where the evening is quite o bliss. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY l825 W. Brood Street Bethlehem, Po. The Pause Thot Refreshes In order to be perfection The cokes must go through o test Which proves thot Coco-Colo ls the best of oll the rest. f-fy --:iif-'T' 5 -is Ji it ME? , Q -is M' 'C.QJ, rf 2 M ' ' 3?- vg A.. git ' . SCHANTZ ORCHARDS HAROLD PETERS Route 1 FURNITURE STORE Allentown, Pa. You Bet That's a delicious apple pie As anyone can bet The apples from Schantz Orchards Jeanette was smart to get. lO5 S. Church Street Egypt, Pa. Too Young Too young to be a salesman? To really know the score? Not when it comes to furniture From Peters' Furniture Store. fur LUTTERSCHMIDT, CONTRACTOR Hobson and Chestnut Streets Stiles, Pa. Home Sweet Home lf it's a new home you're planning And you don't know who to call Why not contact Lutterschmidt's For they're really onthe ball. ZI6 CJ c ie-U TELEVISION ASSOCIATES 44 2lst Street Northampton, Pa. lt's TV Time When it's time for relaxing And settling down tor TV It's Northampton TV Associates Who have the greatest variety. HOBEL'S COAL COMPANY RITTER'S DRUG STORE Sixth 84 Chestnut Streets Coplay, Pa. Cold? Are you cold and shivering Because you have no heat? Better buy HobeI's cool lt really can't be beat! 406 Washington Street Allentown, Pa. You Name It This is Ritter's Drug Store They carry drugs from A to Z Just by looking at this picture Anyone is able to see. WILLIAM J WAGNER ALLENTOWN Painting cmd Decorating Allentown Po A Job Well Done Painting a house is quite a rob As anyone can see But it it s painted by Mr. Wagner You ll be as cheerful as can be. CASH 8. CARRY 7li i3 Linden Street Allentown Pa Its So Good' From Allentown Cash and Carry We buy all our candy It looks so good And tastes lust dandy KENNY'S LUNCHEONETTE Second 84 Lehigh Streets, Hokendauqua P Love! They like to spend their time At Kenny's Luncheonette Hot dogs, soda, and ice-cream The best that you can get. JOHN KRAYNEK, DISTRIBUTOR I52 North Fron,t Street, Hokendauqua The Tops There goes Bob soiling He can't be stopped Like Kraynek Distributor He can't be topped. HOKENDAUQUA GARAGE Front Street, Hokendauqua, Pa. Superstitious? When o black cat crosses in front of you You're sure to be in for bad luck But it you go to the Hokendauqua Garage They'lI repair your car or truck. WOLF ORCHARDS Route I, Allentown, Pa. We Are Told An apple a day Keeps the doctor away Get it at Wolf's It's cheaper that way. BEN FRANKLIN 5 81 IO 427 Front Street, Catasauqua, Pa Money Dimes and nickels We have galore With which to spend At the Ben Franklin Store. PICKERING-'S Front Street, Catasauqua, Pa. How About It? You don't have to wear a mask If you want to look your best Just buy an outfit of our clothes Why not come in and be our guest? BERK MOTOR COMPANY First Avenue, West Catasauqua, Pa. Let's Go For A Ride These happy carefree boys are Q, Joe, Francis, and Paul Looking over the bus trom Berk Motor And claiming it to be the best of all. 1, MARK BROTHERS APPLIANCES ll3 Bridge Street, Catasauqua, Pa. Pretty Cozy Armstrong heaters are still in style So say Ed and Dot But if its really a heater they want Marks is the best ot the lot. HEPTONES 495 Second Street, Cementon, Pa. Real Gone Here's a group that's really crazy ln any song they play lt it wasn't for the Heptones Our assembly would fade away. HT I l rs rr Y. A V . 'L 'Hia qw., ' . 'Q ' rages' ,.,f. .J-Q .v,,,,.. fx. -. 'A-tv!-' E. gwwir ' '-,b:'.,w,.V L. 'vo ' ,l ,,'. I , -4f',,rA JONES Esso sTArioN 5+ ' Northampton-Bath Highway, Route 2, Pa. They're Not Excited! 'B ' W The poodle can't pull the car But there seems to be no complication Jean and Johnny don't look worried Help is coming from .lone's Service Station. .3 DALLAS HOFFMAN 324 Main Street, Egypt, Pa. Oh! My Achin' Back Donnie ought to know better Than to try to do this by hand When Holtman Contractors Are the best in the land. FARR'S 739 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. The Winner Mary Ann and Ruth Select their favorite shoes When you buy them at Farr's L- M x,-.1-A! 57' Y.:- 5 J How can anyone lose. '19 'fx JORDAN SHOPPING CENTER l204 North Seventh Street, Allentown Dig This Stonley is no bciby When it comes to buying food He goes to Jordon Shopping Center To find whotever suits his mood. GAVALLA'S HOTEL 210 Moin Street, Cementon, Po. Look! Yes, I'm reolly tolling For Govollds Pizzo Pie lf you ever try it You'll find its not ci lie. BANDLE'S SERVICE STATION 743 West Moin Street, Egypt, Po lt's Reol For oll your cor needs Buy ot Bondle's Goroge You con be quite sure It won't turn out to be o mirage, FULLERTON SUPPLY COMPANY Second gl Chestnut Streets, Fullerton, Timber Hey Jim, thot's ci pretty tough iob Better sit down ond take o rest And coll Fullerton Supply Compony For in building moteriols, their's is best. KOEHLER'S MEAT MARKET 630 Second Street, Fullerton, Po Smells Good Jockie's in the cooking mood With some nice tender bocon Bought ot Koehler's Meot Market Thot's reolly worth the mokin! ALLEN LAUNDRY Twelfth 81 Allen Streets, Allentown, Po Mighty Dirty The owful crummy trousers Show thot Will hos ci worry But if they're sent to the Allen Loundry He'll get them back in o hurry. BOCK DISTRIBUTOR 114 Front Street, Hokendauqua, Pa. Let's See Now You may think playing with blocks Is a very childish game But the name of Bock Distributor Is one of so much fame. MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 401 Front Street, Catasouqua, Pa. Special Occasion Need a new dress? ls a special occasion near? Choose it at Miller's And you'll have no fear. GEORGE MUSIC STORE 1412 Main Street, Northampton, Pa. Sweet Music For the finest music In the land George's Music Store has The best on hand. ALLENTOWN FLORAL SHOP 1170 Fullerton Avenue, Allentown, Pa. Friendly Advice That's doggone, purty, Paul But not for a girl at a formal dance Select your flowers from Allentown Floral Shop They'll keep any girl in a trance. BREWEN'S SERVICE STATION Seventh Street Pike Mickleys, Pa. Your Car ln Trouble? As Doug often says If with your car you're having trouble Take it to Brewen's They'll repair it on the double. MERRITT LUMBER COMPANY 939 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. Dream This is ci dream That we hope comes true Buy your supplies at Merritt Lumber How's that for a clue. J- 1 va, xx- 1 'ic 1 'H nt? 1 . 4- 4- .nvf 4 ,I .w X I Q Q. Ns' as ' . ' a- ., . we 451-v..l y- ' 'C' L, 4-' . 5 , 5. ly., n Q., .,' x - I , 'T 5 K v ft 1 I 11111, I .alm a tl . '. - I.. vu C t 1 I1 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND At Your Service As upward her hand Stella raises for aid We hope with this thoughtful gesture A memory of Joseph's action won't fade. PENSUPREME ICE CREAM 1217-19 Green Street, Allentown, Pa Ice Cream Everyone Dionne and Gail seem to be A pretty choosy team For when it's ice cream they want They go for Pensupreme. ROTH BROTHERS, INC. 1702 Main Street Northampton, Pa. Where? If it's furniture you're seeking Never is there need to fret The best is at Roth Brothers .lust ask Lil or Jeanette. CROSS COUNTRY CLOTHES, INC. 39 W. 21st Street, Northampton, Pa. Let It Rain Though it's raining outside That doesn't stop Doris and Rose From going shopping tor Dad At Cross Country Clothes. BOULEVARD BOWLING CENTER 702 Union Boulevard Allentown, Po. Hey Tom! Setting up pins is way out of date Since the automatic pin-setter Was installed at Boulevard For you to enioy the game much better. F. B. LAUFIK 140 Main Street, Cementon, Pa. Eeekl Bill may have fooled Pat here But not when Pat's watch is impaired She knows that Lautik's ls the place to have it repaired. HARTLEY'S MOTION PICTURE DIV. 509 W. Broad Street, Bethlehem, Pa. Lights Out! I hope it's a good film And so does Richard, I bet As he's seated by the projector Which at Hartley's we did get. MUSICAL KINGS lO37 N. Sixth Street Allentown, Pa, Dig That Music Eugene doesn't skip a beat He can really lead a band When asked how we liked his rhythm We can simply say it's grand. I nfnw 1 ,:15'.5' 90 0,102 'o xx, in Q ! v f .1 . -. 4' rt' If-A-Q F? , af H I 'G :Ri l . .M , on .. S POLGAR'S TV SERVICE IO37 N. Sixth Street, Allentown, Pa. TV Trouble Whether your TV trouble Happens to be simple or rare Don't do as Janet and Barbara But take it to Polgar's TV repair. BAUSE'S DRUG STORE Seventh Street Pike, Allentown, Pa. Refreshing This trio is enjoying A nice refreshing drink Let's go out to Bause's Hey, what do you think? COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Thank You As you can see Courtesy always pays In business and pleasure And all kinds of ways. AL ARNOWITZ 44 S. Fifth Street, Allentown, Pa. Tireless? Johnny, as everyone can see Is wearing a smile, not a frown He discovered that AI Arnowitz Has the finest tires in town. xxx. ff X X X iw 1 They, Too, Gave Thelr Support ALLENTOWN Allnson Vlanufacturnng Co Carnegre Park Tltlows Mus: House ALLENTOWN ROUTE 'I Juchnrk s Servnce Station Lucky Star Market Mtckley s Hotel Schubert Beer Dtstrnbutor S ephen s Servuce Statnon ALLENTOWN ROUTE 2 LeRoy Reppert Green Grocerles BETHLEHEM Stanford and Company Inc BETHLEHEM ROUTE 4 Sanbrook Farms CATASAUQUA Albert Brothers Flortsts Beutel Jewelry Store Brown and Whrte Luncheonette Catasauqua News Agency Daku s Auto Body Shop Davres Shoe Shop Frank s Steak Shop Heckenbergers Drug Store Holtzer s Restaurant Hudsco Cleaners F W Lenckel and Son Netrnan s Garage Rockel s Garage Sells Luncheonette Scherrer s Televtslon Servnce CEMENTON Gruvers Dept Store Laurel Hotel Mnhocko Sunoco Statton JohnL Roth Coal Dealer COPLAY ROUTE 'I Willard George Butcher EGYPT Althouse s Store H 8K S Beer Dlstrrbutors Benner s Store Egypt Hotel Gantz s Barber Shop Joe Gomez Barber Shop Grarnmes and Mackey Radro and Elec rtcal Service Handwerk s Insurance Helen s Beauty Shop Florence Kachlnne Florrst George A Kohler 81 Bros Coal Dealer Joseph C Kovacs Coal Dealer J W Peters Co Grocerres Schaffer s Store Steve Susnovsky Bakery Products Walter s Muslc Store Wasko lron Works Elwood Wrlght Justnce of the Peace Roy O Wuchter Fresh and Frozen Poultry FULLERTON Baker s Market Carl s T V 81 Applnance Servtce Keppelsl G A Market Ludwig s Store HOKENDAUQUA Geiger s Store Mary 8- Mnchael Shelanlck s Cafe NORTHAMPTON Dal Pezzo s Steak House Al Kerser s Black Angus Steaks Lahovskl Cleaners Schlsler Funeral Home PHILADELPHIA John Sexton 8- Co Manufacturnng Wholesale Grocers SCHNECKSVILLE ROUTE 1 Claude Hoffman Contractor STILES Edward Arttnger Electncal Appltances Martha NA Benntnger Grocernes Sommer s Grocery Store Stnles Cafe WEST CATASAUQUA Blose s Market O , . 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Sm.. 1 V131 . , 1 Fee 1e -1 ,178, 179 1 1 . 1 .123 . . e 121 V , 122 -4 Se 1 1 1-123 - 1 Sat' 's 18-121 am 116 Forewo d 6 Fl-1 A Club 86 s o 138 Ba ke ba 3 S n1ors 140 141 S a 1S 1cs 0 G aduat1on 188 Gradua'1or1 Party 191 Graduomor Play 161 H1Y Club 96 H Y C'ub 105 Hobby Club 102 Hobby Club 104 Huntmg and F1sh1nq Club 97 1nd1v1dUal5 Ban 152 53 Ba eball 130 131 Basketball 5 Chorus 146 147 E1ghth Grade 65 Football 121 123 lfS Sports 40 .lumors 53 .1un1or P om Queen 176 N1nth Grade 61 Persona 1t1es 166171 Seventh Grade 28 Semor Clas O1f1cers 165 Sophornores 57 Track 134 135 Yearbook Queen 172 lnstrumental MUSIC 150155 Jun1or Class Play 159 Jun1or lndv1dua1s 53 Jumor Pflle Speakmg Con est 1 Jumar Prom 176 177 Junnar Lawmakers Club 103 JV Basketball 128 L La V1e 64195 Awa ds '84 185 Baccalaureate 186 1c r 16 s p 192 F uty178 9 arrs r' O71 7 7 es 65 Sen or Fa evxell 7 Sports 182 3 ay uo 88 1O et es Mc ch1ng Bard 150 M nta Hyg1ene Club Me ca c Jarrcs 173 Na1onal Honor SOC1S1y 80 Need ewa k Club 106 N wspaper ub 107 O1l1C9 Staff 18 Tne Ovvl 92 Pat ons 225 231 Pe sono 1 165 E1ghth G ode Jun1ors 53 N n h Grade 61 Semors 166171 Seventh Grade Sophomores Phys1cal Sc1ence Club 90 Portra1tafa Champ1onsh1p 114 Po tra1t at a Day 20 25 Po tra1ts A 611CS 111 Ca endar of L11e 1 Clubs 75 Ded cat on 4 Good Example 1 It Pays To Advert1se 197 PlC1UVE Book Past 3 Poets Prayer 143 Publnc Servants 10 Success 27 Teacher s P ayer 9 Pr nc pal 11 234 1 Taen sacl1Cu e ssQ 64 5 lcssPay s 66 l P tats2 as 1 A l CCOUVC1 Basketball 124128 Ch e eaaers 138 a hes 113 Faculty Marager 112 Football 14 3 115 Basketoa 13914 nagcrs 122 125 Track 133 S off Club 99 Stagecraft Club 83 S udent Councl 78 Su t Ie Page 1 Supe nterdent 0 Table of Con ents 7 T tle Page 2 3 Track 133137 Managers 137 Sen1ars 136 137 St lSTCS 134 5 Team 133 Trove Club 89 Tr1H Y Club 100 1'11 Y Club T H Y C Ub 9 Under: assmen 53 73 E131-1th G ode 65 69 Jumo s 53 56 N1nthG acle 6164 Sever 11 G ade 70 73 Sap'1o'nores 57 60 Vars1tv W Club 93 V1suo' Educat1on Cub 82 Vocal MUSlC 144 149 W Nm 'enal Stall 76 77 Te , 117 Class Off' e s 4, 165 S, Y Cla s Tr' -195 . . , a:1 , 17 S:Ter'ce 1 f'e r 1 b 95 Graduation 188-191 Senor Class Adds r 19 G' I - e Me'ca'te 173 Senior Cla :tiers 1 , 16 Il Ju Mor Pr 1 6, 17 Senor C T 160 GV' Sp 115 'l4l Muslc 180, 181 Senlo' Perscnclte 1 -17. 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