Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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t ' ix 1' TURBAN FOR SWORDSWOMAN- Loxe'y Mexican swordswomon Morto del Pttor Rotdon srnmtee os Ind on c1vF'etw: ceocv Bcxtdev Swgh Wots For try on his twbon ut the Olyrnptc Vtlfoge tn Mcfbowne gut' Q. Wk it g Q WELL DRESSED Mofe cmd mofe Vwwltetmfl students are errplno- sizing the ifvportcrnre of betng wel! dressed. Here Penny Re wer, Kctn'-,n SCtm5e:', .ind Ccrde' 6 QV gwe on eYce'3Q-nt excr p'e, GOOD HEALTH-Tskng odvontage of pclwo shots and otne' nedth services ottered by the school shows students ore interested in good tweotth,

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WHITEH LL Mode of Life Once in a while iT may be worfhvvhile To dusT OFF all The bricks ThaT have gone into a year oT consTrucTion aT WhiTehall. ThaT a yearbook alone cannor do This iob is only Too obvious, buT in some small way iT may serve as a caTalysT To The memory, The only device available for reliving experiences. Academically much emphasis is placed upon The mainTenance of high sTand- ards. IT is also The aim of VVhiTehall To develop The individual personalify of iTs sTudenTs Through parTicipaTion in aThleTics, music, clubs, and varied social acTiviA Ties. Finally, The goal of WhiTehall is reached in preparing iTs sTudenTs To assume subsTanTial responsibilihes in making even greaTer our American democraTic socie-Ty. ll SJ x, ,.-I 5 CASUAL WEAR--Vvhen Talking over The date The nighf before, or meefing To cram for TesTs WhiTehall girls prefer The casual wear of bermudas wiTh sweaters or blouses, V - -5- ggi 4 Q ', 2 , ' ' -i6 'el'l' . fu . - -- A Q , 1- 1 'N - V. T'- H fa . if 'j . o M J I. Jr xxx 1' 'Q ,-f 1 tx iii! 4. , j' .?'YSv,f, i . r T ,fit RJR . .r H --ff , .- T T -as T ' l.l'3'3. T- 7 L TT A W. y I ,5 , . 3-1, V, fa , y ,E 2, ..,, ,, A r EXTRA ACTIVITIES-MosT sTudenTs parficipafe in one or more of The many exfra-curricular acfivifies. These girls are part of The band rouTine at The Thanksgiving football game. gv,