Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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BANQUETS 18 'fiUiti'Nfi iiiM Mischievous Gina Cinter hands a gag present to a wary Brenda Crush while Miss Marjorie Lazarus watches at the Publications Banquet. Below: Basketball champs Dave Boandl, Randy Kemmerer, and coach Dick Tracy display their awards at the May 7 testimonial dinner.

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I Give her all you've got! motions impressive band director Michael Broschak. Above: Big-winded )ay Kaintz, freshman. interjects on his tuba during the number Debate for Band. mm Kiddies were treated from then to now. For and aiso sponsored its own to the sounds the first time as tournament October 19. of the high school band an organization, the band Exhibition shows took place May 1 at the new chose a beauty to enter in in Kutztown and Taylor Whitehall Elementary School. the Homecoming competition. Stadium in Bethlehem. Underlying motives May Ellen Youngblood, In order to earn money, for this performance were the first girl student the band sold pies, hoagies, to promote interest in music. director in recent years, and raffle tickets. The musicians, accompanied was the lucky girl. Along Also sponsoring a dance, by the color guard and with performing during the band financed a picnic majorettes, performed halftime at football games, at Knoebel's grove June 14. their Spring Concert May 2. the band competed Music to plant trees by Dating back to 1870, in tournaments at Northampton was provided April 25 selections were variated and Catasauqua high schools at community playgrounds. 17 BAND

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ifei ttaiili. At MmMM Atiiit Feasts fit for a king were in the line-up for many Whitehall clubs as they wrapped up the year with scrumptious banquets at fine eateries in the area. Leo clubbers were in for a double treat as they were guests of the Lion's Club at Roy Snyder’s May 5 and then again feasted on their own with a smorgasbord at the Gourmet Inn May 18. Those skillful makeup artists in the Puff 'n' Pencil Club put down their brushes long enough to enjoy a fine dinner at Walp's May 19. The Middle School cafeteria was the setting for both the All-Sports Banquet May 14 and the Marching Zephyrs' festivities May 3. A Back to Back Championship Testimonial was held May 7 to honor Whitehall's basketball superstars of two seasons at Northampton Community Center. The Roundtable, complete with gangsters, Italian waiters, and plenty of gags, was the setting for the Publication's Banquet for journalists June 4. Zephyr Award winners Diane MacLaughlin, John Flnilsky, Andy Kubik, and Diane Stockmal beam during the Lettermen's banquet. Below: Conspirators Cina Cinter and Tim Schaadt scheme about journalism banquet shenanigans. WWW WWW! 19 BANQUETS