Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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l L l ,, .. y ., V ,. K . t s I was L ANNA DOROTHY ACKER DOROTHY MARIE BATTENFIELD ALJCLEH 'lBecz1tty and 'intelligence are talents few of us hold. Here we have, Jule. This maiden did not enter NV. H. S. with the rest of us, but she came here in 1924. Instantly her lovely dis- position won for her friends galore. Not only among the girls, but the new face proved a great fancy among our boys, too. Jule is one of the few among us who possess the rare beauty of natural rosy cheeks. Now Anna denies all interest in the opposite sex. How- ever, if you know Jule and if you also know-, you may imagine as to the future. I-Iave you ever heard Anna giggle? XVell, if you didn't you have missed a treat, As to athletics she takes an active part in tennis and basketballg in fact, Jule is an all-round sport. Jule, of course, will not discontinue seeking knowledge, but as to where she will continue her work, we have not yet heard. 'With best wishes for success, '25 bids you adieu. Athletic Association C4J,' Dramalics HD. X X ALDOTS11 Not short, not tall, Nat tall, not small, Not thin, hot fat, A little of this and some of that. This is Dots She originally lived in Cementon, but soon made up her mind to Colne to Fullerton, where she now resides. She is a commercial student and a very good one at that. At shorthand she is a wizard and will make awonderful l'steno for someone. Dots is a wonderful athlete, too. You should see her play tennis! She is a very studious person and never comes to class without having thoroughly prepared her lessons. She also is interested in driving machines- or in a machine, or at least in some chauf- feur's-ask the owner of the car. Dot intends to be a regular private secretary and we all know that she can do it. She is a general favorite and as good-hearted and generous as the day is long. Luck to you, Dots Athletic Assoelatlon CI, Z, 3, 4D,' Dramatics KZ, 3, 43. . X x X X

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, w.i g, YK' Wx-1.1 gf? Fr-If N, - 1: 5, ,eg I,-X 3.- 1, 1: .,'-r 'j'O lx. W' t..- , . Senior Class History The goal is reached, The race is Mm, The iask is finished, The viclory won. OUR years we have plodded onward, through pleasures and trials, and now we are standing together on the avenue to life's great way. Although parting time has come, in one sense it has not. After graduation, we will again gather our class about the Fireplace to have happy reunions. Our class has indeed been very prosperous, having provided ably for the publication of this annual-the pride of the school. We have also had various social affairs, which we, with the co-operation of our faculty, have made a great success. Our-class also has supplied the school with singers, musicians, athletes, orators, and scholars, and to be candid, what more could a school desire, than to send forth highminded and trustworthy young men and young women? As we regretfully leave Dear Old Whitehall, may we extend our friendliest greetings to the Faculty and to those with whom we have worked during our course, and now, Farewell! but not Good-bye! to our Alma Mater? CHARLEs T. OSWALD, President Class Molfo.' NVe shall reap as we have sown. Class Colors: Cardinal and Gray. Class Flower: Pink Tea Rose.

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.W - ' V . 1 iLix.',3x,'1.: -ffifgvr-wi, was , ,, t En x -My ,ui ROSE KATH RYN BERG Roses Ambition has no risk. This gentle, young maiden first beheld the light of day in Egypt, November 11, 1907. Rose, after completing her work in the grade schools of Egypt, was not satisfied and entered Whitehall High, where she took up the stenographic course. Rose is a silent but model student. She is a faithful worker and never misses a class. She has taken an active part in school activi- ties, which her classmates have not failed to recognize, for they have honored her with the secretaryship of the class. Rose never paid any marked attention to any of the boys in school, but we all have heard her talking about a mysterious Ford. We wonder who the owner of it is. Rose is an excellent typist. Shorthand also has its fascinations for her and she expects to become some one's stenographer some day. Rose realizes that she must part with her many friends and the place she has learned to love so well, but she is needed in the com- mercial world and must leave. Yrle have given her greeting, and now fare- we . Athletic Association CI, 2, 3, -ily Chorus KZ, 3, 4D,' Dramatics CZ, 3, 4D. I JULIA VESTA BERGHOLD IIJAYYY Still 'waters rim deepf' Here is a fair and stately Senior who is worthy of notice for several reasons. She seldom goes to classes unprepared. Jay excels in French, especially. She is exceed- ingly fond of dancing and she can dance quite well. Jay is one of the few girls in the class who really knows how to cook and' is interested in everything connected wlth housekeeping. She reads a great deal and has become quite a dreamer, however, she never tells you the substance of her dreams. Jay is also musical and often entertains her classmates on the piano. She has many friends of the opposite sex, but as far as we know she has not as yet centered her affec- tions on any particular one. jay intends to join the corps of teachers by taking a course at West Chester. -XNe wish her success in her chosen. vocatlon. Hjayl' has the true spirit for her High School, as shown by the fact that her. family has moved to Allentown, yet she daily hnds her way to Whitehall, there to receive training and instruction. Athletic Association CI, 2, 3, 4D,' Dfllfllflfif-Y UD.