Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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I... - f .1,M ',.. - Q ,- g,m:f 'm jg E , i I I 'llllllll . E -, ' it N Sei -llllllllll - We I lllll 1 - s 2 Q 2' 2' 2 - es 2 E X , Illrnum ' Eig? E' fb 5' ' lllllllllli i W S 1 I - I i lui 4 W, 52: ea' zi, 2 CLASS OFFICERS Upper Center:-Alton Frey, President. Lower Center:-Alma Fenster- maker, Secretary. Left:-Paul Schaffer, Vice President. Right:--Mildred Hoff, Treasurer. Motto: By Our Own Efforts We Hope To Rise. Colors: Steel Gray and Blue. Flower: Lily of the Valley and Forget-me-not. i w xbnllvlruunnnvsi SENIOR HISTORY '23 W VVe are nineteen in number and, although this is at small class, it is y , understood that what we lack in quantity we make up for in quality. Taken K i 1 W us at whole, we are a unit of virtue, wisdom, and power, and taken separately, W, , f each one of us shows extraordinary possibilities. i The members of the class were represented in every phase of endeavor ki l 4 i W and every branch of school activity. They were represented on the Literary Ai Society program, and in every association which tended to further the inter- ' ests of the students and the school. H ' After the terrible ordeal of final exams that are bound to come to every Senior as we near the end of our Secondary school days, we will pass if from this field where we have led in many illustrious enterprises, great and i H small, and will enter the honored body of, the Alumni. I Q l I f To you, Honored Faculty, we offer our thanks and best wishes for all li I,' ,' that you have done for us, especially, for your influence which has guided X 1 I N Alf us to the honors bestowed upon us to-day. And, now, dear XVhitehall High ll , W ff School, we bid you n sincere adieu. l ff' ti f K ALTON W. FHEY, i ff. 1 - i f,' W X President. X WX, RW X W ,ff , 'A S0 .gi---f S' E E 1 i Ee see ,pee f 1:1 mE 5 f 5 j XA., Q , ' ' 1 2yi ,i,,y Fo UPIEQII