Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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rn -ml fail r :J l EX' -4 ,1- EASTER PARADE - All set for the Easter Parade are Noreen Rosati in a sheer silk organza, Judy New wearing a wedgewood blue walking suit, and Mary Ann Rap- chak modeling a tan herring bone suit and Amy Britton hat. ASHIGN 2 ' Fashion reigns at Whitehall this year as girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes cooperate with THE OWL staff in featuring the latest in wardrobe musts. Kathryn Charles, feature editor, is responsible for planning and scheduling the pictures as well as writing the descriptive copy for the various outfits throughout the year. All models wear clothing from Zollinger- Harned Company in Allentown, a large depart- ment store which makes possible the use of the clothing and assists in choosing fashions that are both smart and reasonably priced. Zollinger's has a special shop for teenagers called the Starlet Circle. Most fashions that the girls modeled came from this shop. Seventeen and other popular magazines featured many of these items during the year. STAIRWAY TO FASHION - Pat Hildebrand, center, wears a shirtwaist dress. READY FOR SPRING - Ready for spring are Sar-dra Solomon wearing Q Linda Handwerk chooses a practczl cstft for cftice work, and Sandra black and white checkered suit, Connie Bernhard sporting appliqued ber- Dgvies mefms the Casual ond Ccmfymbje gpcfgwegfl mudas and blouse, and Diane Ziegler in a handkerchief designed outfit, 26

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CAROL WAVREK - Tiny but energetic, Carol successfully combines music and sports. Zephyrette for five'years, president and accompanist of Concert Choir, and recipient af D,A.R. Award mark her as out- standing. Carol will attend Cedar Crest. CAROL FALK - Sugar and spice and everything nice is the perfect description of Carol. She is a cheerleader, head typist for THE OWL, and member of the year- book literary staff. Her mad passions in- clude painting, Rock Hudson and sports. :de 53 FRED RUMMEL - Sports, music, and dra- matics designate Fred's talents. High scorer on the basketball team, he belongs to the Concert Choir and National Honor Society, and had leads in both class plays. Fred plans to attend Lafayette College. S 0-4' - 5 K1 if we r 'I mf ' I if -'42-,.. NANCY LAKOVITS - This petite miss has been an art course maior through high school, and is now looking forward ta a career in textile designing. Nancy is a member of the marching band for which she plays drums, Her pastimes are dancing, eating pizza, and playing with her dog Buttons, LINDA PETERS - Elueeyed Linda keeps herself busy with money matters of the Concert Choir, proofreading far the news- paper, and writing far the yearbook. Her chosen career is dental hygiene. Her in- terests are pinochle and miniature golfing. Wal 5 J- DONALD GANTZ - Proud owner of a new Valiant, Don's main interests turn to wrese tling. He was District XI wrestling champ in his senior year and has done outstanding work on the track team. After graduation, he'll work at the Lehigh Valley Dairy. .ann i, , 2. eh .3 fi. I ' f l ' g TIMOTHY McDONALD - An enthusiastic basketball and baseball player describes lanky Tim. As a sports writer for THE OWL, he became eligible far a S500 scholarship. He is sports editor for the yearbook. Tim plans to make Lafayette College his next study habitat. KAREN WALTZ - Always willing to lend a helping hand, Karen can be found busily working behind refreshment stands at home basketball games. Although she pursued the horremakiog course, she w'll enter Allentown School of Cosmetology. pn.

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uw' ' Senior Catherine Shatnislcy vvas this year's Whitehall representative to vvorlc in the Starlet Circle at Zollinger-Horned. One girl is chosen from each high school in the area. Next year Kathryn Charles vvill be on hand to greet the Whitehallites on their shopping sprees. Whitehall students are well-dressed and un- like many schools there is no difticulty regarding the wearing ot ieans or other undesirable garb in the classrooms. Students are generally well-informed concern- ing proper dress tor other occasions as vvell. One need only witness the annual Junior Prom or Sen- ior Farewell to realize that not only the girls but also the boys are very conscious of good taste in the selection of their clothing. Whitehall can be proud of its students who realize the value of good grooming everyday. 3---r K-......i - . x A .7 . -vfmz is O 4 c1.u,1. . COOL COMFORT - Nancy Rosati and Joan Muth are all prepa ed e READY FOR PROM M king plans for the annual Junior Prom are An FC, suave, Weather! Fgghiyed I, me Sycng Syylel Nancy c nette P ryr in a stunning black and white gown with white satin pumps More :wif sat. Joan selects a very simpl, cut suit Dy Cat and Kathryn Charles who wears a ballerina length gown of sheer nylon se rs, A