Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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X' I I' i' , U fi fg il W., ,, I W.: ,- .V ' -- as ,aff A aaa, it 'Q ' jffu., IRENE DAISY HANDWERK SCHEIDYS A bright disposition and a sunny smile, Win many friends and are worth while. ln Teenie we find a contradiction of the worn-out tradition concerning the talkativeness of her sex,-a contradiction almost to the length of a defect, for Teenie goes to the extreme and says so little that one finds her a bit of a mystery. Irene is a member of the Academic group and a good student, who never lets her studies interfere with her pleasures. She is also an accomplished singer and is often found entertaining her friends. She has been a member of the Glee Club for two years. ln addition to her musical ability Irene pos- sesses the ability to speak. This she proved to us during her Junior year. Teenie expects to spend her next two years at Keystone State Teachers' College. Here she will continue her studies prior to becoming a teacher. She leaves Whitehall with the best wishes of her many friends. Farewell Athletic Association U-2-3-455 Glee Club C2-355 Dramatics Q3-455 Oratorical Speaker GJ. HARVEY PHAION HARTMAN, JR. FULLERTON True friendship rests on trust, And trust in you, we must. Blessed with a most sunny disposition and an even keener sense of humor, Harvey is one bright and shining light in the class of '32, Whenever you feel blue, just visit this Doctor of Mirthg we guarantee that you will be cured within the next fifteen minutes. At the present time Pete is enjoying himself very much at his hobby of raising rabbits. Harvey, however, is always willing to forget his hobby in favor of opposites It seems that the girls are always bothering him because of his large brown eyes and curly brown hair-more power to him! Pete has not yet decided upon his future vocation: however, we know that he is not afraid to tackle anything. Here's luck to you, Harvey, and may you always see the sunny side of life as you see it now: may you be successful in whatever you attempt. Auf wieder sehen! Athletic Association U-2-3-455 Class Basketball fljg Debating C455 Dramatics C3-4b. Page Twentyqfour