Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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.M .,, ,4 sf? l. H, .-e a'Nll . fiat a , Q .5 fi is 1. -s CHARLOTTE EMILIE I-IOFF BoBBv She talks and talks, but that is human, She likes the boys, but she's a woman. A vivacious, energetic lass, She has her failings, let them pass. Bobby is onc of the members of the Commercial Class. She is a shark at the typewriter, for she can use the keys as fast as she can talk. Hfhen we look at Bobby we readily get the impression that she is a very quiet girl. But not so! Whenever a noise is heard in the rear of the room, it is either Charlotte or Anna talking and giggling. Bobby is very useful in the Home Economics Department when it comes to serving eats, but when it comes to washing dishes she drifts to another corner of the room. Bobby is very fond of dancing. She is a member of the Orchestra and served as president of her class in her junior year. Members of the class think that Bobby is interested in music, especially does she direct her 'attention toward the son of a great musician. Bobby intends to take up nursing when she gets through VV. H. S. The class of '25 wishes her success. Farewell, Charlotte. Athletic Association QI, Z, 3, 4j,' Chorus CZ, 3, 4j,' Dramatics CZ, 3, 4J,' Orchestra QZ, 3, 41. MARY ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Mor.L1E O what a pat was Mary. NVhen Mary entered our High School as a Freshie her classmates always found her merry, cheerful, ready, and a very good pal as her motto suggests. . Gazing upon l'Mollie one would not believe that her one fatal weakness is actually caused by a boy! She does not like a variety of them, only one and he is incomparable. Mollie is a quiet girl, but a very inter- esting companion. Her pretty red cheeks arouse the envy of girls. The color is natural and cannot be washed off. Mollie is a good student, especially in French, in which she reigns supreme. She has quite a number of accomplishments. She is quite an able singer, as singing is her natural talent. She is also devoted to music. She took part in the oratorical contest, and helped to make many of the class socials a success. Mollie is to enter Hood College this fall. We, as classmates, know that success will await her in her chosen held. Wishing Mollie success and good luck we say farewell! Athlefic Association Cl, Z, 3, 41, Chorus KZ, 3, 4J,' Dramatics CZ, 33.

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x,. ,ft A -,.,.. -42 ,, ., L MARIE ERDELL FULTON MARIE Don't 'worryg it 'wilt shorten your life. 'LI should worry! That's a true charac- teristic of Marie, She'll never get wrinkles or gray hair from a superabundance of worry. From her looks one can see that Marie is carefree and jolly. Though Marie studies well, she does not let it take too much of her time. Marie is a strong school booster. Marie is sometimes a saucy creature, but that only shows that she will be able to travel life's path with determination and success. We cannot definitely prophesy as to Marie's future. VVill she be a teacher, nurse, or just plain housekeeper? It is true that she is planning to go to VVest Chester to join the large corps of schoolmarms, but Marie may change her mind. Although Marie doesn't say much about the opposite sex, we have finally gathered from little bits dropped here and there that she is rather well acquainted with certain ones. Who the chief admirer is, no one knows. Marie is a fine classmate and a real friend. Wle all wish her good luck. Athletic Association CI, Z, 3, 455 Drarnatics C3, 3, 47- BESSIE MAY HARTMAN UBEH A keen sense of hntnor is far better than none, It makes others happy and creates packs of fun. WVhen Bessie entered our High School as a Freshman, she was very quiet and bashful. Her classmates remember the little incident that happened at our first class party. But Ben has changed. XVe all found her inter- esting, amusing, and full of fun. She often entertained the girls of her class telling them about some good-looking lad or telling a good joke. You just can't help liking 'lBe. There is an indefmable something about her which is bound to attract the greatest as well as the least of us. This is because she is agreeable and cheerful. Due to her pleasing disposi- tion, she has won many friends. She is quite talented, bright and studious, and always willing to help others. She boosts all school activities, especially athletics. During her junior year, she was secretary of our class. Bessie also plays in our Orchestra. Ben intends to go to Keystone State Normal and become a schoolmarm. We extend our best wishes to you, Be, for the greatest success that can be achieved. Fare- we . Athletic Association CI, 2, 3, 4j,' Drarnatics tl, 3j,' Orchestra C3, 41.

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GEORGE EDWARD JORDAN PICK Through thick and thin. This promising young man made his appearance in the town of Fullerton. He attended the public school at Fullerton and there completed his elementary education. He entered Whitehall High School in the year 1921. Pick's hobby seems to be girls, but we bear him no malice and hope he will succeed in winning the quest of his heart. George has made manifest his class spirit by serving as our vice-president during the junior term and ffurthermorel has shown his spirit toward his class by attending all class affairs. George was a model student and nothing was too difficult for him. Besides being a good scholar he was a good athlete. He held down the position of short- stop on the varsity, outside left on the soccer eleven, and with his fast playing helped to win the tennis cup. Pick expects to enter Penn, where he will take a course in dentistry. We hope to hear of him again as a successful dentist. Athletic Association C1 , 2, 3, 4j,' Baseball KZ, 3, 4D,' Drarnatics QZ, 3j,' Soccer C3, 4D. ROSELLA KANE HPATSYH As merry as the day is long. Patsy is Irish as the name implies and she is by no means the quietest girl in the class, nor is she the loudest. She is very fond of dancing and is always showing the girls some new step. She is also fond of basketball. We wonder why! She is. a singer of some note and is often found trilllng some pretty melody. She is quite a shark in physics, although we have already found her in deep meditation. She has taken quite an interest in class affairs, especially in the social part, and has attended all the parties. She has also taken part in many plays and in this way has proved herself to be an actress of no mean ability. She intends to take up the profession of instructing the future generations in the three R's. W'e expect to hear more of her in some higher institution of learning. Here's wishing her the best of luck and a happy future. Adieu! Athletic Association fl, Z, 3, 4D,' Chorus CZ, 3, 4j,'Dra1natics CZ, 3, 45.