Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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SIX PS.l.........,. s CONTENTS 'ae DEDICATION FOREWORD FACULTY STAFF BIOGRAPHIES CLASSES MUSIC ATHLETICS LITERARY SOCIAL NEWS DRAMATICS HUMOR PATRONS ADVERTISEMENTS

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mrsvm R ASI' WI ff-,f-,-: ' nlmulnnnmlllh 'K-QCXXINXX hm AX W 2' lqqy'-1 . .3 Si XX: uwmW'gnmuJ5ww5gi ggi mmmrimmm E E Z sp H X'- E : ' 5 lx I 1 - -Z 2 ' II A -Z w, 5 lu ' I I I - I Ni bi? FOREWORD W The contents of another Whitehall flow out as a greeting to those that befriend, cherish and support the great cause of education. Here have been inserted those associative bonds that brighten and give linger- ing memory to the central aim and purpose. Through these efforts our friends may bathe in genuine school atmosphere and their kind friendship will breathe success and surround with halo future undertakings. ' ' Having passed from the morning twilight, smooth- ly gliding on in the channel of life, we may, through the deepening, darkening shadows ofa coming twilight, I I lllllllllllll mmnnlll I I cast longing glances into the school days of our youth ' I ' I through this volume,- the work of our hands and the I joy of our hearts. ffl, I I III I- I ny! , I XI I WJ' In INI W IN I I f I I. Ich N' f K III! ' I I if -lie 2 . M! Sikhs ' EVER