Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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,- WSI Qky Q4 ,J Y,- Q MNQQK l f' 1 .'--,,,,...., Q nv ..1 L -if i XJ' , Thanksgiving Day, l904, rnarks the point in time when Whitehall was dedicated by people who wished it success with hope and faith. Their faith was not misplaced for year after year, Qts graduates have entered the world prepared to cope with its complexities. Whitehall--tlie main building, the annex andthe l948 addition was built to instruct students in basic fundamentals, and to teach them specialized skills necessary tor their chosen vocation. Filled to caparity, plans are now being made to build a new school in the near tuture L J

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. Qlyllllll s.! . And Its Traditions Traditions have a great place in the lands of the earth, as they are handed down through successive generations. Whitehall is comparatively young and has not acquired too many traditions. But classes today are helping develop tradi- tions for tomorrow. Among the present traditions are the Junior Prom, the Tur- key Day game, the Homecoming Dance, class plays, Junior Prize Speaking Contest, the Spring Concert, Candlelight Service, and the Band Concert. Traditions of special interest to seniors are Senior Day, Senior Farewell, Baccalaureate, and graduation exercises.The class trip will also be added to the memoirs of those graduates who will hold the days of their youth most dear. JUNIOR PROM-Judith Hades, T955 Junior Prom Queen, crowns Mae Butz the 1956 queen.