Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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s ,X-:M . Q..-V X was ...X is A Q, K r. ,G S., , 1' - X. srfv-.Ef yt- Ti 'i J -itll gif lie'-'Q Ti? ,Tl .li ,gr , -H i J, ,J nfs- ' x. i:.-c-N' EDITH LILLIAN FRANTZ SCI-IEIDYS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Very quiet and unpresumptuous, almost timid in spite of the fact that she has been with us four years, Edith never asserts herself, never does wrong, never argues or causes the least bit of unpleasantness. That she is never at odds with her intimate associates may easily be said to mean that she knows how to submit to others, that she has, in reality, already learned the secret of happiness. Edith is primarily a worker. She has a kind of perseverance which keeps her to her task until it is finished. She is a person not apt to allow her moods to master her, and therefore is depend- able and stable always. During her stay at Whitehall, Edith has developed a great interest in the Held of mathe- matics: and although she is undecided as to her future, possibly we shall hear of her later-as a fine student. MAE EDNA GRAMMES EGYPT She is pretty to walk with, And is witty to talk with. In a large group anywhere a few individuals with real talent and ability may always be found. Mae is such an individual. We have always felt that she possessed a large amount of ability, and during her last two years at White- hall she has far surpassed our expectations. Most reliable: a good worker, she has given the debating team splendid help: the possessor of a good mind: quick: active: willing: she has gone far in developing her talents. Debating and oratory helped in that they have offered a splendid chance to develop her ability to speak in public: while the classroom has sharpened her wits-she is always responsive. Mae is one of the future students of West Chester. Her aspirations are directed toward the teaching profession in which we know she will not fail, but will rise ever onward, never ceasing until she has reached that goal set not Athletic Association U-2-3-4, Dramatzcs C3 41 for ordinary persons but for individuals as she. Athletic Association U-2-3-45: Class Basket- ball Cl-2-4j: Orchestra Club Q3-4D,' Oflcer, Orches- tra Clula 145: Debating MD: Dramatics Q3-4D: Orcheslra Q3-45: Oratorical Speaker GD. Q. Q X . Y .. mx, X X sf , . gs .- X., ' X Page Twenty-three