Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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F PM 'Tvi vt x 1: Y vu! -40' RICHARD D. BAUSCH, M.D. School Medical Examiner: B.S. Muhlenberg Collegep M.D. letter- son Medical Collegeg lnternship- Sacred Heart Hospital. EVELYN M. FALK, R.N. School Nursep Allentown Hospital School of Nursingg Lehigh Univer- sityp Muhlenberg College. HAROLD ROTH Attendance Olticerg B.S. Franklin and Marshall College. Wada CARL K. NEWHART, D.D.S. School Dental Examiner, B.S. Muhlenberg Collegep University of Pennsylvania Dental School. BETTY J. SKORINKO, R.N. School Nurseg Allentown Hospital School of Nursingg Lehigh Univer- sityg Muhlenberg Collegep Kutz- town State Teachers College. NORMA ARNER Secretary to the Superintendenty Allentown High School Graduate Before coming to Whitehall she worked in Germany for the War Department.

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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

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744242 Scion! Employment of people to care for the health and welfare of students is just as important as the employment of teachers. Ailments of students are handled quite competently by the school nurse, who also visits other schools in the township. ln order to keep a close check on the student's health, they are given regular physical and dental examinations. An office staff is also maintained including three secre- taries, a bookkeeper, and a clerk. The attendance officer not only checks the daily absentees but also is in charge of the school supplies. Custodians, cooks. and bus drivers are also among those who look after the welfare ot the students. DORIS ELLIS Secretary to the Principal, White- hall High School Graduateg Pre- viously worked for the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. MARIJANE GROSS Secretary to the Guidance Direc- tory Whitehall High School Grad- uate, Before coming to Whitehall she was a bookkeeper at the Le- high Valley Dairy. pf OP ,A Q! SPECIAL PROJECT-Mrs. Oswald, Mrs. Malast, Mrs. Ellis, and Miss Arner prepare the employees handbook. Although each has specific duties they often work together on a special project CATHERINE MALAST Clerkg Whitehall High School Graduate, Before coming to White- hall she was employed by the Card Center. gn-Q ff' MARGUERITE OSWALD Bookkeeper, Whitehall High School Graduateg Previously em- ployed by Zollinger Horned Co.