Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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...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.

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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.

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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