Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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447 Grea' 'rrportacce ot adrrrewators, teache's, and stu- dents to a scrool 's very tfue, l'of.e,'er, trere are also people who rrake tre schools corntortalule ara spccesstul behind the di 1 SCENES. The custodians keep the school sale and clean, so that 4 l ' a student can say with pride, this is rry school, Cooks also Q? have an important iob preparing well-balanced meals for the students and taculty. Nurses, doctors, and dentists help rnairtain a good health record by rnakng periodical examine ations of students and faculty members. Busy secretaries aid the superintendent, principal, and guidance counselor with clerical details. ENJOYING LUNCH-Time out lor lunch is enioyed by Mrs. Mariiane Gross, Miss Norma Arner, Miss Irene Nusi., Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, and Mrs. Doris Ellis. DORIS ELLIS MARIJANE GROSS IRENE NUSH MARGUERITE OSWALD Secretary to the Principal, White- Clerk, Whitehall High School Grad- Secretary te the Guidance Director, Bookkeeper, Vtlhiteholl High School hall High School Graduate, Pre- uate, Betore coming to Whitehall Whitehall High School Graduate, Graduate, Previously employed by yiously worked tor the Department she was a bookkeeper at the Ie' Before returning to Whitehall she Zollinger Horned Co. ot Agriculture in Washington, DC. high Valley Dairy. worked lor Dun and Bradstreet. 3 I lx 1 fi?

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-,J am, W.. ,, , W, v-i ' S, .. 2 san ll A in C S - C N-1 da:-L ' RICHARD D. BAUSCH, M.D. School Medical Examiner, BS. Muh- lenberg College, MD, Jetllerson Medical College, Internship-Sd cred Heart Hospital. EVELYN M. FALK, R.N. School Nurse, Allentown Hospital School of Nursing, Lehigh Univer- sity, Muhlenberg College. HAROLD ROTH Attendance Otlicer, BS, Franklin and Marshall College. to? CARL K. NEWHART, D.D.S. School Dental Examiner, BS. Muh- lenberg College, University of Pennsylvania Dental School. BETTY J. SKORINKO, R.N. School Nurse, Allentown Hospital School of Nursing, Lehigh Univer- sity, Huhlenberg College, Kutz- town State Teachers College, NORMA ARNER Secretary to the Superintendent, Allentown High School Graduate, Before coming to Whitehall she worked in Germany for the War Department,

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ir A h'x Nations from all parts of the world of all races, creeds and colors were graciously repre- sented at the Olympic Events in Melbourne. Although the Greeks were the initial and lone Olympic participants, the events spread rapidly throughout the neighboring nations and carried educational, aesthetic, and moral aspects at sports to develop man's character. Self-control and mental discipline are no longer enough in Olympic Games. For this reason, the Games are good tests of the complete person just as the Greeks intended them to be.