Whitehall Yearling High School - Aries Yearbook (Whitehall, OH)

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Thirtv-four Klasse To remain eternally young as did Hebe, the goddess of youth and cupbearer of the gods, may be the wish of some, but it isn't the wish of the underclassman. For three long years he waits impatiently for the time when he can reach the lofty height of senior and assume the privileges that accompany his exalted status.

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