Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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CARRIE L. SCHADLER Kutztown State Teachers College. Homeinaking, Needlework Club. ROWLAND W. SNYDER Kutztown State Teachers Collegeg Ph. B. Muhlenberg Collegeg Busi- ness Eclucationg Visual Education Club, Assistant Faculty Manager ot Athleticsg Athletic Council, Treas- urer ot Activity Fund. ROBERT J. STECKEL BS. Penhsylvonia State UnivGFSllYz 319. Lglegi- U .ers y' Health and Drfysicol Eclccationf Varsity VW Cl.og l-lead Basketball Coach, flss s': ' Ffi'l3::ll Coach' Afhleti: Council JAMES O. SMITH BS., MS. Bradley Universityg ln- dustrial Arts, Metal Club. EDGAR D. STECKEL Ph,B. Muhlenberg College, MS. Bucknell University, Biological Sci- encesg Talent Search-Science Clubg J.V. Basketball Coachg Athletic Council. JOHN WALTER BS. West Chester State Teachers College: Lehigh University, Instru- is-gidgil Music- h.,G'Cl'll'Q Band. Con- cer' Band, Brass Choir.

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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

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74 ' Teaching is not the only required duty ot a Whitehall taculty member. It is compulsory to attend the monthly faculty meetings and discuss ideas involving more modern methods ot teaching Coping with hard to handle students as well as new techniques is also expected of a teacher. Supplementary to these tactors, teachers, through tire- less ettorts, help to make various campaigns successful. Selling lunch tickets, participating in home room activities, and supervising bus transportation may also be included in the many anticipated duties ot a teacher. CHARLES WESCOE JOHN A. WHEELER AB. Muhlenberg College, Language Ph,B, Muhlenberg College, M,A. Artsg Future Teachers of America Teochers College, Columbia Uni- Club. versity, Social Studies, Athletic Council. BUS DUTY-Every evening certain teachers are on bus duty. Mr. Edgar Beidleman left and Mr. Roy Berger, right, on duty are assisted by Mr. Alton Wagaman in charge of transporta tion. ANNA G. WOOLLEY B.S. Temple University, Homemak- ing, Future Hornemalcers of Amer- ica Club. WILLIAM A. YOUNG BS, Muhlenberg College, M Ed Dulce University, Mathematics Chess Club, 'Y 'PNN .fn LX ln