Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Y, f ,- fa.-:fail M, , 37 5 'A ' is .K 'a- . sims 1 s E liar mm- I -. i , w so as X' E E : ' l E gf? i -. 25 5. 2 3 iff i f-Q5 ' lllllllllllll X X S ll MICHAEL HARRY LANSKY X y a. 5.1m my X x NN i, I l 1 Q Good to be merry and wise. This auburn-haired youth made his appearance in Stiles on the 20th of June, l906. He attended the public schools 1 at Stiles'and after completing the gram- I mar course there he entered Whitehall ' High, where he took up the stenographic course. Mike has gained very much popularity. especially among the girls. He is our literary president, baseball and soccer manager and has fulfilled his duties to the satisfaction of all. Mike's I hobby is drawing cartoons and he has been the cartoonist for the Year Book for three consecutive years. He is the life of ' ' the school, always looking on the bright N V ' side of life, but he never shirks his class duties. Mike is a musician and very ably plays first violin in our orchestra. His ' ambition is to become an executive of some large business organization at some future time. Whatever he becomes we wish him success and we know he will attain it. Athletic Association Cl-2-3-415 Dramatics C1-2- 3-415 Orchestra Q2-3-41. MIKE josEPH EDMOND HENRY Luowrc R Who mixed reason with pleasure. and wisdom with mirth. This promising young man made his appearance in Fullerton on the l0th of October. l907.- He attended the public schools of that place and entered White- ' hall in the fall of l920. Joe is quite l industrious and does not have to work , 'l hard for what he gets. His hobby is f 'l' chemistry. He is also a star in French, l , I3 but as his personal duties come first, he 1 f X very often forgets to prepare his lessons M W x , , before coming to class. He is 'quite l f 1 I v popular among.the girls of the Junior , 4 class, and there is one near whom he may i , ' n always be found in chemistry. , '7joe is very much interested in ' athletics. having played with the baseball r l nine in his senior year. He is also very l popular in junior athletic organizations of i if his' home town. He expects to be a ' V l ig lawyer and we wish him all the success l if X in the world, for we know of his ambition y , ' fv M and ability. X M 3 V Aff Athletic Association Cl-2-3-42g Baseball c4JQ , - li, Xl ff l, V Dramatics C172-3-45. 11 I. il JOE Nu 1, wif: ,f I , A fl, N lifting W um, Xi. lu r iff R ----?---2, iff f' Q ,Q i, J i E . F 5 o fr X ssss ' 1. 2 2 is - Q- ,.-f-- - .. .1 , ,ftfpfif vp. L' it . G,

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.F-H ' ft?33:'!Q'lliiEii SikrXi TTE- ggqq Q -' S Xhmfggg e gg g dYUlgfs E.usg -llllllllll l 6 , I E Qg2g+g- ' S-f E xg E- 5 Q- 2 E his . ' ses s 2 E: E E1TjfrA.'l ,x4 : , f N 5 X E ll .. 'I , egagji el lg- gee.: lllllllllllilnnnnin- s - 1 -., ':::,.i- 5f3,-'!f -c l l l I MARUN JACOB Guru Stately null tall he moves in the hall , The chit-f of il thousand for grace. This stately young son of Egypt was' born near Scheicly's on the 26th of jan- uary, l906. His parents, however. moved to Egypt where our dear fellow student l went to the public schools. After spend- l ing some strenuous years there. he entered Whitehall High as a member of the class . of '24, of which he was to be the last ' treasurer. He worked hard in all his duties and excelled in his work in the Manual Training Department. his last year and many a goal was saved by his remarkable work. His ambition is to become a private stenographer. We sin- cerely hope that he may attain his goal. Closing this little biography we will bid our friend adieu! l Athletic Association fl-2-3-43g Soccer 141. l GUDlE THOMAS MACADAM JAMES I climb though the path bc rugged. This flaxen-haired youth was born in Fullerton on October 5, l907. He grad- uated from the grammar school and then came to Whitehall. While here he took part in athletics, having played on the baseball nine, with the soccer eleven, and H , on the tennis team. Tom is very I popular, there not being a year when he did not serve his class as an officer. He also served as president of the Athletic Association in his senior year. Tom's lllllllllllllll l f hobby is athletics and he can nearly l , 4 always be found at the local Y. lvl. C. A. ' ll l He also delights in sitting with a certain i' . girl on the school bus GJ, but Tom says there's nothing to that. i Cudie served on the soccer team in llllll l 1 l l l Tom was an industrious student and l I nothing was too difficult for him. He is a l ' vefy obhgingi fellorlllv and always reacllye to , ll A pl he p a rien . om expects to a l sf , X captain of industry some day. May his l l Ulf l hopes be fulfilled. lf! ' Dralmlics I-1-2-3-43: Baseball 441: soccer qs-45g 'X lx W ,, Athletic ASSOClilfl0ll C1-2-3-433 Tennis Q3-43. N ..-mm.. X l W XX ll l l A7 V f' I , ll 5 12461- fe-ff' A : 4' 'A 1 - X ' 2 -E E 5' N11 I 4 2 -. L --re - - -1 g- - -

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:' f. ' Kimi? NW . '-- : ' 3:xg.--:QW H Q.- : K 'Sgg' i ' W s 1 ' I f 'lllllllm 5 S S. E nnnnr' , 3 Q 5 XS H SSE '- s s 2 E we i. E A. E s 1 . E Wil i I ' l ---- ' T ::'ll,la 1, PM l 'ge -L lg gl l Nl .IENNIE BROWN NEVINS 'WVQ mer! tlicc, like ai plrasant thought. When such are wanted. This quiet but pleasant girl made her appearance in Hokendauqua on the 30th of June, l907. She was one of the few quiet girls of the senior class. One of her ambitions was to please her teachers. l Jane was never known to be late in coming to a class. During her senior year she was vice-president of her class, treasurer of the Literary Society and a member of the High School Chorus. Though little interested in boys, she was always present at social affairs helping to W 1 ' ' make them a success. l Jennie will be found among the student body of the Keystone State Normal School at Kutztown during the next two years. We feel confident that she will go forth into life with the sincere purpose of enlightening all childhood that may come under her guidance. Our best wishes for success in your calling! Athletic Association C1-2-3-455 Dramatics Q3-41: Chorus L3-4D. JANE FRANCES ERDELL OSWALD They arc never alone that are accmnpanicd W with noble thoughts. This cheerful young lady hails from Mickley's. She made her appearance on January 24. l907. Since entering High mlm School she has been considered one of its I m ' W ' studious pupils, her chief ambition having , f ' ' ,l been to excel in French. She is very popular. She served two years as secre- l tary of her class. Frances ls also one of the leading sopranos of the Girls' Chorus. We hope to hear of her later as a foremost . I l I prima donna of America. Sometimes we i l p ' 'H can hear Frances talking about the boys. A especially about a certain senior. ' Frances intends to continue her studies at West Chester Normal School and we , 1 are sure she will make' a model teacher. l Wishing her all the success in the world ' I l X we bid her adleul l if ff Athletic Association U-2-3-455 Dranmtics Ml: l l l lil 1' Clnrus Q3-45. ' M l F i i ff' ' l l i , Q --FRANco1s 1 + iw 1' S -s-ff 4 . A , X X M4 2 . ' E E F-F ' Q 2 sees E E 'I 5 l. fi Q - N 2 .., sfgzesfqmh