Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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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

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1 A -5 if 'fiwei' 1' 'WSG E 1 ' ' 7 1 ,, E S ch i i Ei Sli l mlm I 5 is s 2 s. F ' s -it 9 E S s 5 yy I ' ' ' ' ' 1---43?-gZ :?i :ji ,521-I 3 : l 4 i i l , E ' HELEN IRENE EVELYN Sci-1ExRER i 3 Of manners gentle. of affection mild. I i This tiny' maiden hails from West Catasauqua where she made her appear- ance on the 20th of July, 1906. When Helen entered our high school in her freshman year every one took her to be a quiet, little, innocent girl: well, in fact, she was such until her sophomore year when a certain freshie entered our school by the name of Jimmie, And this friendship has continued ever since. Whenever there is a baseball game Shorty can always be found somewhere near the baseball players, as she takes an active part in all sports of the school. It i l has always been said that little people , V should be seen and not heard. This certainly always hold true with Helen, as she is the most quiet girl in her class. As to Helen's profession in after life we think she will be a stenographer or some one's secretary. Whatever she attempts we know she will accomplish. Farewell and success to youl Athletic Association Q1-2-3-415 Draxnatics C2-3-45g . Chorus C3-43. USHORTYH i MARGARET HANNAH Sci-INECK Within that volume lics The mystery of mysteries. This young maiden hails from Eagle Point, where she made her appearance on ghe 20th of December, l905. After nishing her work in the grade schools, she entered Whitehall High, where her H, ,,,,,,,m classmates found her to be a very helpful ,,,,,,..mm and willing student. Margaret has been i ' a diligent pupil in all of her studies, , especially in shorthand, and is quite a ix champion when it comes to speed in K i i typewriting. She has not shown any i i l marked attention to the other sex, but ln i ' , E typewriting class she is often seen casting l i ' , longing eyes at a certain senior boy. She 1 has taken a great interest in her class, and l N served as vice-president during her 1 sophomore year. She wishes to become a I stenographer, and we know she will i i wcomplish whatever she attempts to do. l I l l 1 - e wish her success. l . i n I A it lx X if 4 ll Athletic Association Q1-2-3-415 Dramatics C3--0. xxl i l ' M X . Y, r ' nPEGu N l f , . . X i if il W I l If Z, A Mx p 1 , mg! 2 ' 2 E i N2-2, fi