Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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-5- ' -:rl, :I-5:SQE3S' XGk I I-1-'E'Y size Q it e - I f 'Illlllll - E e 5.1251 W gig ' - 31ll '!'! I I is 2 , U ,,,,,,,,, v 252955 e 1 i 5: ,F ' mululnnnilllllr..- I 2 .h E- 1 X' ,- . 1 I l l . , I ,,, I I 2 Q H In HHIHII 1 CLASS OFFICERS Upper Center:-Thomas James. President. Lower Center:-Frances Oswald, Secretary. Lett:-Dorothy Stutzman, Vice President. Right:- Joseph Berghold, Treasurer. ' Motto: He Conquers XVho Conquers Himself. Colors: Maroon and Gold. Flower: Ophelia Rose. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1920, thirty-nine students entered Xvhitehall High School. After getting acquainted with the High School and its students, we settled i nnuunlllu l .I I I down to the routine of High School life. ,A lx I I XVe organized our class with the following officers: Michael Klimeck, M W X President: Thomas James, Vice-Presidentg Ellen Tagart, Secretary: and 'X' , W 'I I Mary Smith. Treasurer. XVe had one party that year. 1 l I . . Ili I 1 At the beginning of our sophomore year, there were but twenty-four I I members that returned to grace the halls of the High School. The officers I I I for that year were: James Vaughn, President: Margaret Schneck, Vice- 'X I I X President: Olga Frey, Secretary: and Thomas James, Treasurer. XVe had ' .' R I I three parties that year, the most important of which were the Hallowe'en 5 Party and the Farewell Party for Miss Florence Kane. NVe also had a I I IN lrlz-1'1r which was -1 -rreftt success I . .. , . ,, . . . Il 7 NVe began our Junior year with a membership of twenty-one. It has I If ,I ,I now dwindled down to eighteen members, and we think those remaining will .1 I l wil! stay until our graduation. The following oific-ers were elected this year: IIN! 'fl My Thomas James, President: Dorothy Stutzman, Vice-President: 1m-imces X I ,fl Xl Oswald, Secretary: and Joseph Berghold, Treasurer. X, I fl 1 XYe have been happy and prosperous throughout three years at school 15,7 IW! and hope the future will not be different. X XM X li ff A THOMAS Jlxmns, in-Qsidem, X 4. 447 ' X W we ,fi 2--- its - 3 5 if --ef 1- x 7 wg 5 5 5 ' ' ?Q:,., 5 XX- ' ,,, - gn 4. :ef 1,--1 .- ,tt Twenty-seven lr

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