Whitehall High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

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I - Itxwwtwu v mmm 44 44 U I 4I 44 VARIETY IS THE SPICE OE LIFE WE HAVE IT GEE S 5c T0 SL00 STORE GEE 8. CARR Mother: 'james, did you eat those ba- nanas I put in the cupboard? james E.: Mother, I didn't touch one of them. Mother: one left? james E. Clietting., near the doorj: ex- pect thats the one I didnt touch! Well how is it there is only Betty B.: How can we lengthen our lives? Joyce: 'Dont g.,o to Chicago. Fixlures Wafer Syslems Ranges 44 14 14 :I I II 'I I 44 :I I 44 4 I 44 44 , 4 4 II .. . I, 14 H 4 ,. I .II I , . ,, I I 0 :I H Y 'I I . , , , ., 44 14 I I I Q 'I 41 44 :I I 44 4 4I 4' 4' 4 4' :I 4I 4' :I H. NICHOLS-ELECTRIC E e 4 I I I 1 4 II 4 I 'I II 1 4 I I I I I I 'I I Eleclrical Confracfor i Phone IO2 Y WHITEHALL Detinitions as a Freshman sees them: Dust-Mud with the juice squeezed out. Fan-A thing to brush warm off with. Snoring-Letting off sleep. Bacteria-The back door of a cafeteria. - 0 - Marie O. CLooking at statuej: Helen of Troy? Carl C.: No, plaster of Paris. -0 - I just bumped my crazy bone. just comb your hair right and Tom R.: june D.: the bump won't show. Service and Qualify Our Mello LIGHT LUNCHES THE CHCCOLATE CABIN Where all 'rhe sluolenls go eecpba GEORGE JOI-INELL Prop 3 . . '1rm1 'T'T' T'T'T' T' T T T' ': 'T' a ' ' ' 1 'T' 'T ' 'T'T T'T'T T' T'T ' T 5 ' P81104 can FL ge Fifty-four ML.. . .,.,.,., - -A , .A .A - -- M,