Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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FRANK S. KOVACS BS, Moravian Colle-gf, 'AA Le' high University. lJ.cili,eiiiaf.c5, Trfi- vel Club. MARJORIE I. LAZARUS BA, Pennsylvania Stale Universiiyg Physical Sciencesg Journalism Club, National Honor Sociefyg The Vvhilehallf' The Owl. L. CAROL MOSSER BS. Easi Stroudsburg Sole Teach' ers Collegeg l-lealfh and Physical Educa'ion, Physical Eaucaiion Clubg Girls' Sporls. JAMES W, KRUSE 3.5. Kuiziown Sfac Tcaclfuf Col- legeg Social Studies, Hieiciical Club. RANALD R. MQCADAM BS. Kufztovvn Stale Teachers Col- legeg MA. Lehigh University, Lan- guage Arts, Guidance and Coun- seling, Fishing Club. PETER NESTOR Kurziown Stale Teachers Collegep BS. Pennsylvania Sraie Universifyg Maihenwalicsg l-lobby Club.

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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.

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mwiS' ' Hearing the vvord Summertime, a person usually thinks ot vacations, However, lor teachers this does not always occur. l-lgher educations and degrees are acquired by ln- dulging in advanced courses by attending specihc colleges and universities. Several teachers obtain employment at various occupations extremely difterent lrom their profession. Still, few do have a three-month opportunity to rest. During the school year, there are many ways in which a teacher can spend his leisure time whether it is for business or pleas-fe. Some teachers maintain port-time jobs, while others spend many hours chaperoning social events or at- tending the scholastic sporting events. 4' Ji. fn' CHAPERONES-Junior Prom chaperones are Mr. Wogamon, Mrs Wagamon M Rim Mrs Helfrich, Mr. Helfrich. Standing are: Mr. Eberhart, Mrs. Eberhart Mrs Helnlck Mr Henmck Mr. Grummes, Mrs. Grammes. SAMUEL L. NEVINS NANCY I. OCHS WILLIAM PIFF DOROTHY M POPPE BA., M.A. Lehigh University, Social BS Kutztovvn State Teachers Col- Pennsylvania Military College, B.A. AB, Elmirg Cellege Muhlenberg Studies, Civil Defense Club, Faculty lege, Pratt Institute, University of Muhlenberg College, Social Stu- Collegejgngugge Arts Manager of Athletics, Athletic Pennsylvania, Cedar Crest Col- dies, Varsity VV Club, Head Foot- Council. lege, Art Supervisor, Art Club. ball Coach, Head Track Coach, Z' Athletic Council. xr ' UU :DW tl, Iii gl . 91'Ki Kr L rf