Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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card of Cgducafiolz OFFICERS Lum Nrcxqu. I-lAuoLn l'H'ruus 1'rc.f1'dc11! Vic: Prcrfdcrzl RAYIKIOND LAZARUS Annan BALLIH' Sccrcmry T1'mm1'c'1' By this means we wish to express our gratitude to the members of the Board of Education who earnestly, diligently, and unselfishly give of their time and experience to provide the personnel, supplies, and equipment whereby we can better hnd our place in a democratic society. For their faith in youth and for their civic pride, as is evidenced by assuming the great responsibility of managing our educational system, we indeed are grateful. May you ever go forward for XfVhitehall. l Harold Peters, Alfred Ballict, Raymond Lazarus, Leon Nickel, Charles Snyder, Robert Steckel, Roy Borgcr Page Nine

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C. M. GOCKLEY Sujncrintendent of Schools The present days and those ahead are overflowing with challenge to all of us. Never before has there been a greater need for intelli- gent and practical services. Never have problems been more baflling of solution. Never have communities looked to the schools for assistance and looked to them lor leadership to so great a degree. It is our hope that the Class of 1944 shall contribute to the solution of these problems. Sincerely yours, CLARENCE M. GOCKLEY ge Iiiglzl

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Il A R RY l'. G R A M M ILS l'ri111'ijml To ffm Class of l944: Alter four long years ol study and labor, you have urrivecl ut a goal -graduation from high school. As you pass this goal, you final in the distance higher and better goals, the goals of higher eclucation, and, a successful lile in at eonununity, lor your country, and for your Creator. May your high school education help you to understand and interpret lile more lfully at ll time when there is so much War, strife, and inisunclerstancling. You have my best wishes lor a happy, useful, and long lile. HARRY P. GRAMMES, Principal ' TL-11 'C'