Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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ARTHUR R. EBERHART BS, Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, MA. Lehigh Universityg Phys- ical Sciences, Physical Science Clubg Athletic Council, Class Ad- viser. MARIE E. GIBBERT Taylor School, Business Education, Artistic Typing Club. GEORGE L. HEINICK AB. Muhlenberg College, Math- emoticsp Hi-Y Clubg Class Adviser.

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' FACLI LTY Increased population in Whitehall Township indicates a necessity to increase the taculty of Whitehall High School. However, forty-two faculty members, a principal, and a sup- erintendent guide the programs and activities of the school prosperously in the current year. Sabatical leaves and illnesses which encumbered pro- gressing schedules, also created vacant positions, which, in many instances, were difhcult to fill. Need for a new school becomes more evident yearly. Consequently, ground-breaking on August l will initiate the development ot the new building. NEW TEACHERS-Mr. George Steckel, principal, meets with new teachers. They are Mr. James Smith, Mr. Peter Nestor, Mr. Charles Wescoe, and Mrs. Dorothy Poppe. ANDREW S. BUDA CARL E. CASE THOMAS l.. DAVIES OMIE T. DIEFENDERFER BVS' Kulzlown Slate Tecchefs Col' B-A. MOVUWGV1 College, Mflfh- B.S. Kutztown State Teachers Col- BS. Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, AFT: Junior AFT ClUbz CIGSS emOTiCS: SPOVTSVUGH Club, ASSiSTOf1T lege, MA. Lehigh University, Guide lege, M. Ed. Temple University, Adviser' FOOfbOll COGCH. ance, Science, Junior High Student Reading Specialist, Senior Tri-Hi-Y Council. Club, B. t A ,wi l aff l 1 ii

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O I I i 'hfug of The school Terrn Teachers coach and advise F, frail evra-curricular acTiviTies oh-ered aT NNhiTehall. Se,e'al 'iaihers accepT The Taslc oT coaching The TooTball, basePe'ball, baseball and Track Teams. IT is Through Their TacTTul pkinning ThaT The school acquires Tame, populariTy, and Trcairies OTher Teachers direcT The high school choir and lrwd 'f,' long hours OT pracTice, These musical organiza- Tifs Ql'Ef,l'1f Their abiliTies Through various programs and ACUTE which are open To The public. Sefval Teachers of The English deparTr'nenT receive much s::TisTacTion in direcTing The iunior class and cornrnencemenT plays vvhich are also produced for The benehf of The public. ISABEL HELD WILLIAM T. HELFRICH WesT ChesTer, BS. Muhlenbergp BS, KuTzTown STaTe Teachers Col- UniversiTy oT Vermont Language lege, MA. Lehigh UniversiTy, Lgn- Arisg Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club. guage !+.rTs, Junior Hi-Y Club. f.gf X I ,-5 Q Vg ' f . is I f f X . 4 CLASS ADVlSERSAPresehT TaculTy rnerrbers cciirig as class advisers are ifr A':'e.'.' Mr. ArThur Eoerhart, Mr. Peter Rirn, and Mr. George Hericlc. LEWIS M. HOWELLS B. Mus. Susquehanna UniversiTy, Morris Harvey College, Muhlen- berg College, Lehigh UniversiTy Vocal Music. ConcerT Choir, Girls' Chorus. i RALPH D. KOHLER AB. Muhlenberg College, Social STudies, Travel Club. .C EA V lyk v Q U I Il' J AVI! f .?. r f .fr ks ,Q f vain V I of ...T J ,M s w X 1 11.