Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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This energetic young man first appeared in the busy town of Mickleys After successfully completing the grammar grades of I-lokendauqua, he entered Whitehall where he has proven himself a credit to the school Bobby is a very popular fellow among both sexes He dis- plays keen mterest 1n all branches of athletics, and although not an active player he accom- panies the team and lnforms the players of his Bob applies himself to his books with a will and accordingly ranks high in his studies: he expects to continue his quest for education in some higher institution of learning and we feel confident that, whatever course he may pursue he will meet with success in future life. With many wishes for success and happiness, we Athletic Association Cl 2 3 41 Dramatzcs Q-'Og s QQ. N16 3 7 S 1 fzxxwu.. .tmmx X 4 f ,X S' XXtxXXXNsstssxtsssxts XNNWXNNNN Nt X xt News masse - 6. X X .h ng X ss,-A 1' 10 S tttt.tt. t,.ttttt, V E 15 xxx oi S x SUSAN IVIINNIE Musl-1K0 EGYPT Sometimes slie's happy, Very seldom blue, But her disposition depends on who? 9 P Smiles, big heart, pep, yes, this is Sue. These, combined with her sunny disposition, tend to make Sue one of our most charming classmates. Although we never see her studying or worrying about her work, she is never found lacking when called upon in class nor has she ever been known to shirk any duty. Her favorite sports are dancing and riding rather than walking. She is especially fond of riding in a Chandler. Sue is also fond of athletics and is often seen at basketball, baseball, and football games, not only at Whitehall, but at other places such as Northampton and Muh- lenberg? ? ? She is often found telling the girls about some good-looking sheik she met the night before. Sue is a commercial student and is espe- cially interested in shorthand and typing. She expects to be some one's stenog. We wish her success. Dramatics C455 Oratorical Speaker C315 Chorus Q2-3-41, Athletic Association Cl-2-3-45. nBoBn f , , 1114 3 1 f , . W 2 5 we s ,,E,4 E 1114 2 172 2 xff 2 1114 , ,mg 5 1114 5 VZ ,Q 9 211 I W1 Q ,Q gf ,, 711 Z 9, 711 9 1 1 , 5 : 1 , f 1 9 1 2 1 7 1 I 1 5 9 1 1 4 4 1 1 6 4 f I 4 9 1 7 1 1 1 i 5 1 5 I Z 4 5 I 4 4 x,