Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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:- M .-1 5,f5si1 iW N538 me if- ,Alix ' 3? Q 'N 15,1 I Tllllllll . E li Q E - lllllllll .. 'jllllllllllll t - E S m Cs: Q i s is - sis 5 E: 1iff- k--- r . f' E: 2 www' - zeffgif gi .ns-5 mnmmnnllil -. , s -l i l I w , . A I l 1 , 1 i Junior Class Historg Whitehall High School My Dear Friend: . Q As I have promised to write you an account of the things that happened in our class during' the three years of High School work, I must give you a full account thereof. u h - ' . u The first year we did not organize, and spent our time in getting accustomed to the High School work. I . h The second year we organized with Alton Frey as President, Minnie Berg as Vice-President and Sasar Haake as Secretary. We. had a few class parties and also a sleighlng party which we greatly engoyed. You asked me about athletics. Vgell, we gave ksevegal boys cgi tlhe baseball team and Samuel Nevins ndrew stoc an Sasar aa e - 'Quumumu certainly made a fine showing. But this is not all. Samuel Nevins and ...mi--mu ' Andrew Estock are known to be fine tennis players. 1 l ' Our Junior year has been filled with a great deal of literary work. Eye elected new class oflicers w51oEareiv Anna SBriner, President, Alma X ' enstermaker Vice-President' an va isser ecretary. Of coursel, a senior is always chosen for Prlesident of Literary Society, l n , but Mildred Hoff is Secretary and Alton Frey is Vice-President. Both are y , l Juniors. X l nl At the Junior Oratorical Contest Mildred Hoff won first prize, Dorothy y M- Freund took second prize, and Mae Fogelman received third prize. The l , S nl auditorium was beautifully decorated in the class colors-Blue and Gold- N while the contestants wore their class flower-Daffodil. il Yes, we certainly are a busy class. A High School Orchestra has - l recently been organized, the Junior class has given two of its members-- I, V' Blanche Liebensperger and Andrew Estock, as pianist and violinist respec- N ' tively. ll ll 1 But I must now close my letter, for I have other important duties to i V ' attend to. , ' I l , We have been busy and prosperous during our three years, at Whitehall l I il and I am sure we will bg quite as successful as Seniors. ,' ours as ever tl My ANNA G. BRINER, fzs. Z f IN 1 0775: Q E FE A Q? Y g E22 E-ff - -' s -rg: A Y V ' , ' 2 ,f ,1..V 23 if K age wenty- ree , ,ii rf' I if

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