Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS

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. l '1 I I l I I ,ll muuuuul N 1 l w T li il J Wt, sl M2 G Xie Q5 QA' ltwfl W gl, 1 V X Tm I I Tllllllll . E . S it S 51 2 . luullmlrfcfumnmm ?: 5 E :3 E r z-W WH ERE- ,. Q 1 , 1 1 'X 9 3' I 2' I- 5 5 l : R: 1 Q.-5 'm mmu Junior Oratorical Contest Selection. ......................... ..,. I-I IGH Sci-ioox. ORCHESTRA The Solclier's Reprieve .......................... . . . .Robbins EVELYN SCHOENERBERGER A Leaf in the Storm ......................... ..... 0 uida GEORGE ,IORDAN Effect of the Death of Lincoln ............... .... B eechcr HENRY SCHEIRER The Crimson Shroud of Olaf Guldmar ........ ..... C orelli MAE YOUNG ' Selection. .. ............................ 4. . .HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS The Scaling of Perce Rock ........... H .... I. . . ............ Adapted MARY HOFFMAN ' Engineer Connor's Son ........ - ............ .. . .Will Allen Dromgoole - VERNA KNOLL The lmmortality of Good Deeds ...... . . ., ...... .... . Reed MINNIE DIEFENDBRFER From a Far Country .........,........, ..... E ..... A dapted HILDA ROMIG Constantiusvand the Lion ............................ George Crolly A Alternate-WILLIAM BROWN Selection ...... ...... .................. H 1 GH SCHOOL CHORUS Awarding of Prizes First Prize, 355 in gold ..... .... 1 . . .HENRY SCHEIRER Second Prize, S3 .... . . .... MINNIE DIEFENDERFER Third Prize, S2 ...... ........... V ERNA KNOLL Selection .... .... H IGH Sci-ioox. ORCHESTRA l l I ly t l 1 I ,, : ,, ef E f fri- - :' ,, 1512 , Lic 6- 5' its