Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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directions and finally find their places in the many different formations, which are planned by the director. ffm!-5 Bebop Baby may hit your rhythm bone, or Chopin's Polonaise in C-Sharp Minor, no matter whether it's rock-and-roll, classical, or jazz, there's room in the world of music for you. Well attended dances find couples jitter- STIRRING MUSIC - Half-time performances by the band add to the sparkle of football games with peppy tunes and colorful routines. bugging to Hound Dog or dreaming along with Stardust At Whitehall, students converge their diversified musical interests and live in counter- pointed harmony. . I Q POPULAR SINGER - Janet Beil sir-gs Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon at the annual Choral Con- cert May 7. She also appeared as soloist at many community functions. .lf ...I MUSIC AT COMMENCEMENT - Concert choir merrbers blend thefr voices in God So Loved the World and Yau'!l Never Walk Alone during commencement services, Both se'ections solemnlze the program, and bring tears to the eyes of many graduates.

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.,,,, , it 1: ff ffivcf if' , BAND IS HONORED - The cafeteria is the setting for the testimonial dinner, which was given in honor of the band. Mrs. Stanley Moline, presi- dent of the Band Club, is the master of ceremonies. BAND FORMATIONS - Following lhe shrlll sound of the drum maior's whistle, band members chaotically walk in all LISIC ' Music is everywhere, in everything, an in- separable part of life at Whitehall. What would football be without the band marching down the field? Trumpets flare and color guards snap to attention as the whole grandstand rises for The Star Spangled Banner. Imagine Christmas without the musical Can- dlelight Service, or spring without the band and choral concerts. .1 .5 '73 VICTORY PARADE - Maiorettes, led by the drum major, take pride in parading up the street after a victory on the home field. i , l PRACTICE SESSION - Practice makes perfect, a notable quotation, is PIANO SOLOIST - Between selections of the concert exemplified well by the band, which practices every night during football Choir, William Nagle plays 'fWarsaw Concerto. William season, bringing true perfection in music and formation to games. keeps busy by accompanying the boys' glee club. 18

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COURT - The queen and her court make a beautiful picture as they assemble on the stairs. ln single file on the left are Thomas Grammes, Sarae Eberhardt Robert Lauser Jane Vaughn Samuel Beidleman Dawn Walters Paul Pukonecz Sandra Latchaw Couples on the right are Carol Koehler and Albert Bandle Geraldine Fedor and Kenneth Poppe Barbara Frantz and Roger Haber ern Judith Freeman and Frederick Beard Sandra Holler and Robert Taber Mary Ann Nevins and Bruce Kunkle ddfqfg 2 Crystal chandeliers soft music and rustling gowns this night is touched with magic The Americus Ballroom, spacious and grand, is the scene of the Junior Prom Remember? Coming down the curving marble staircase with the whole pageant spread out before you The feel of frothy net or silk chiffon the fragrance of a hundred cor sages mingling in the air The almost unrealness of the dusky dance floor the clean smell of shaving lotion and the intoxicating whlffs of perfume Remember? Sitting at tables under huge gilt framed EXCLUSIVE DANCE The dance following the coronation reserved for her malesty Queen Carol Koehler and presndent Albert Bandle 20 CROWDED FLOOR Matt Gillespies orchestra seems to b hnghly successful in bringing couples on to the dance floor pictures dancing IU his or her arms to Matt Gillespie s smooth rendition of Stardust' Remember the band leader contest? Rosemarue Posch and Sam Betdleman won leading the orchestra in Bye Bye Love The dark of the evening the light of the ballroom the muslc sweet swinging and soft Remember? Add this to your memory book one star studded night when benng young and in love was the most wonderful thing inthe world