Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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I 52 L I f llllllll 5 A Q - l llllllllK ' i nuuu 5 2 M fl I : 4 lgggw,-5 ' mlmnunnlfll 5 i 4 ' s N 4 1 ml Ill Olllllllll me l 1 Sophomore Class Historg In the fall of 1920 thirty-nine students entered Whitehall High School. Although frightened at first our fear was soon forgotten as we settled down to enjoy high school life as the other classes were doing. The year passed quickly. We held our first party at the end of our Freshman year. At the opening of our second year fifteen had left us for reasons unknown to us. Twenty-four, an equal number of boys and girls, had returned. The first social event in our Sophomore year was the Hallowe'en umumllh n party. This was an event not to be forgotten by those who' attended it. ' ll At the end of the first semester Flossie Kane, an active member of I ' the class left to go to New Jersey. A farewell party was held for Flossie, ' Ml at which a most enjoyable evening was spent. w ll In May, 1922, the Sophomore class held a festival at the school. It was a great success for success is always assured when '24 is back of ll anything. With loyalty to her every purpose, with fidelity and confidence to her 1 , 1 1 faculty, and with a cheerful hope that all her interests may serve the people N ,l of the township, we pledge undivided allegiance to the W. H. S. Nl l I FRANCES E. OSWALD. y l ll l ll I l I i f ill! N ll - ' hi 2 Ei - '--- ' .535 fe E22 2-F 'Q ' ' .1. :Zi . Page Twenty-seven . ,..,r'f '! Lil