Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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THE WHITEHALL -1934 1 s x s 1' Q - - 5 x 1- f' f DiR X BLODWYN MAE ACKER FULLERTON Beautiful eyes, cute little smile, A friend like this is quite worth while. It is with mingled emotions of admiration and awe that we write the biography of Blody. Who is the first person to suggest a party or MARION MAE ACKER EGYPT lt's the songs she sings, and the smile she wears, That's a makin' the sunshine everywhere. No, kind reader, you are not looking at the portrait of Lily Pons, but at that of Marion Acker, better known to her classmates as jerry. attending a basketball game? We all lmow that Blody is always the instigator. This all- round sport can always lze found in the midst of any social gathering and foremost in the cheering section. Blodwyn possesses a striking personality, which becomes apparent at one's first meeting with her. She pays not the slightest attention to criticism, minds not what people are likely to say, and says and does whatever she pleases in an optimistic fashion that is quite charming. Although she is undecided as to her pursuit of a profession, we sincerely hope that Lady Luck smiles favorably upon her. Athletic Association U-2-3-415 Debating GD: Dramatics Q3-4,5 German Club Q3-415 Clee Club U-3-415 Mixed Chorus C405 Oratorical Prize Speaker OJ. jerry is quite a musician through the medium of both voice andpiano. She, however, has not confined her efforts to music alone. We are told that so great is her love for Geometry that she is often found wandering in Room 205 in search for Q? ? ? ? ? U. Despite the fact that she is very busy, jerry never fails to do her bit in the various class activities. Her one ambition in life is to con- tinue her work in music. ln anything that she may undertake we know that the future will hold untold success for her. Athletic Association U-2-3-40, Debating 1455 Dramatics Q3-41g Glee Club U-3-45, German Club Q3-455 Mixed Chorus 00. Page Eighteen X 1 4- , 4 44- X s , -.. w, X s QP- i

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..,. b, . THE WH-ITEHALL 3 L9-34 x. X ., , ,- - Z 1 , ,A N S N 3-CQ, g9 N I K I X I Senior Class History We, now the Senior Class of '34, entered 'neath the portals of Whitehall High School l one hundred and fifty strong, in that picturesque autumn of '30. I l We feel that our four-year stay was spent most successfully in acquiring the much- l needed knowledge with which to combat the many difficulties arising in life. A class of unusual grit and co-operation, it is therefore with much regret that we are about to leave school. But onward we must go! Each and every one shall now travel along that great highway of life alone. Each one will have a different aim in view. Know- ing that our places will be well filled by our successors there remains for us only to say, Adieu. MARGARET M. M. GROLLER, President l I Page Seventeen X I X xaxr0445w-4 ' . 'yacc ' ,'

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THE WHITEHALL-1934 u xixxssxs 5 Ns xx f ELIZABETH JANE BACHMAN FULLERTON A jolly good girl to have around, On the Honor Roll always her name is found. Who's the girl with the pleasant smile and a kind word for every one? lt's none other than Elizabeth. Reds has a pleasing personality and a host of friends. If you see a group of girls in a huddle and hear them laughing. you can assure yourself that Elizabeth is one of them and that she is tell- ing one of her most amusing stories. Reds is a sure cure for the blues: so when the melancholia sets in, go to her: she will cheer you up in no time. Her red hair and pleasant smile distinguish her from other girls. After graduation Elizabeth expects to enter the University of Pennsylvania to train for nurs- ing. We are sure she will make as fine a record there as she has made here. The Class of '34 extends its best wishes for success. Athletic Association fl-2-3-45g Class Basketball UD: Debating MJ: Dramatics Q3-455 Executive . Committee G15 German Club Q3-45: Glee Club Q3-41g Latin Club Ml: Mixed Chorus MJ. WILLIAM A. l-l. BALLIET FULLERTON Riches are not the only thing in life. Bill, who is popular with both sex at White- hall High, likes to argue--with the opposite sex. He wotlzl even try to prove that snakes have legs or that black was white? ? ? William always took an active part in the activities of his school, and in between usually found some time to spend on his lessons, being one of the few to excel in bookkeeping. Bill's million dollar lingers have also won for him the distinction of being classed as an excellent typist. A goo:l student during his high school career William hopes to become a Commercial teacher. At present Bill is interested in a junior girl, but we hope that this will not interfere with his success in life. The Class of '34 wishes you, William. lots of luck and bids you, Farewell, Athletic Association U-2-3-415 Business Club C455 Class Football UQ: Debating 005 Dramatics Q05 Executive Committee Ulf Glee Club Q3-41: Mixed Chorus My Vice-President, Business Club co. I Page Nineteen -I--Y I V nz: -i- S N x x x s Jeux x .Q f sf f . x if - . f