Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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:vp deg? PETER RIM B.S. Kutztown State Teachers Col- legep Mathematicsg Hobby Clubg Class Adviser. CARRIE L. SCHADLER Kutztown State Teachers Collegeg Homemakingg Needlework Club. EDGAR D. STECKEL Ph.B. Muhlenberg Collegeg M.S. Bucknell Universityy Biological Sciencesg J.V. Basketball Coachg Athletic Council. filgwad JEAN W. SCHAADT B.S. Cedar Crest Collegeg Business Educationg Future Teachers of America Club. ROWLAND W. SNYDER Kutztown State Teachers Collegep Ph.B. Muhlenberg Collegeg Busi- ness Education, Visual Education Club: Assistant Faculty Manager of Athleticsg Athletic Council, Treasurer of Activity Fund. ROBERT J. STECKEL B.S. Pennsylvania State Universityp M.A. Lehigh Universityg Health and Physical Educationg Varsity Club, Head Basketball Coachg Assistant Football Coachg Athletic Council.

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.11 New and improved classrooms are the dream of educa- tors everywhere, and Whitehall will witness the realization of this dream with its new school. There will be forty-two actual classrooms including 22 regular classroomsy 6 rooms for science and geagraphyg 3 rooms for commercial sublectsp a homemaking suiteg 3 rooms for industrial artsy 2 art roomsg 2 music rooms: and a library. There will also be a conference roomy a student activity room, a fully-equipped cafeteriag a gymnasium with a seating capacity of l800g a regulation swimming pool plus oftlce and storage facilitiesg an audito- rium to seat approximately 8005 a health suiteg a taculty roomg and an administrative suite. -Ac --C, seam-.. CHAPERONESfJunior Prom chaperones are Mr. Rim, Mrs.. Rim, Mr. Frey, Mrs. Schaadt Schaadt, Mr. Pitt, and Miss Lazarus. SAMUEL L. NEVINS NANCY I. OCHS LOUISE M, QWEN wlLLlAM PIFF B-A-1 M-A Lehigh UnlVeV5llYi B-S- Kulzlown Slclle TeUCl e'5 Col' B.S. Kutztown State Teachers Col- Pennsylvania Military College Social Studiesg Civil Defense Clubg legeg Pratt lnstituteg University of lege: l-lbrory Science: lhll-,rory Club. B.A. Muhlenberg College Soglgl Faculty Manager of Athleticsg Ath- Pennsylvania, Cedar Crest Collegeg Studies: Varsity W Club Head letic Council. Art Supervisory Art Club. Football Coachg Head Track Coachg Athletic Council. 1 WY' N pf P

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I Clubs are supervised by teachers. If proiects are planned by clubs, it is the teachers' duty to see that everything is car- ried on without confusion and disorder. However, these teachers must employ tact in doing so in order that the stu- dents will believe they are conducting the entire project in- dependently. This enables them to become more proficient in deciding and solving problems that confront them, and instills in them a feeling of confidence. Teaching is more than imparting knowledge to those who wish to learn. Teachers must contend with minor riots, listen to complaints, and settle disputes. Upon these guard- ians of our youth rests the fate of our nation. MEETING PLACE--In the coach's office faculty members are found during prep periods. Here Mr, Piff, Mr. R. Steckel, Mr. E. Steckel, and Mr, Bartholomew check the basketball schedule JOHN WALTER JOHN A. WHEELER ANNA G. WOOLLEY WILLIAM A. YOUNG B.S. West Chester State Teachers Ph.B. Muhlenberg College, M.A. B.S. Temple University, Homemak- B.S. Muhlenberg College, B.Ecl. College, Lehigh University, lnstru- Teachers College, Columbia Uni- ing, Future Homemakers of Amer- Duke University, Mathematics, mental Music, Marching Band, versity, Social Studies, Athletic ica Club. Chess Club. Concert Band, Brass Choir. Council, l