Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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I , ws J l 1 'A X 'WZ , Kathleen Walter, Ronald Demkee -lUdY BOf1Sl1Ol4, DOf1Old GOHYZ ' PRGM 2 Clinlcing coke bottles and a toast is given tothe new Junior Prom queen, Helen Krupa. Helen, a petite dark-haired beauty, was Chosen by the senior class from among nine girls to rep- resent the junior class at the prom. John Bandle, senior class president, presents Helen with a flowery crown and a gift of a gold bracelet and earring set. Your date competes in the band leaders' contest while you sit on the sidelines fairly beaming with pride, and then rocking with laughter as he somehow forgets to signal the orchestra to stop and the band plays on. Climaxing the evening is a post-prom party given at the HELEN KRUPA Fullerton American Legion. Your night is over, and perfect. 1960 Junior Prom Queen HEAVENLY MUSIC - Couples seem to float along the dance floor to the heavenly 1959 QUEEN - Petite Connie Latchaw new becomes past royalty music cf Matt Gillespie :rd his orchestra in the oz l'ocm at the Hotel Traylor, but the memory cf ter lo.effness will Inger forever. 29

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5 al W L Diane Quigg, Fred Rummel Suzanne Pancottine, Walter Smith Evan Kurtz, John Noll Nancy Gantz, Stephen Schmidt ROYALTY Helen Krupa receives crown from i959 queen Connie Latchaw Senior class president John Bandle will present gift Tuqea 74 Strains of heavenly music the glow of dim light the fragrance of beautiful flowers the faint rustle of silk organza your evening has finally begun You float into the grand ballroom of the Hotel Traylor and loin your beckoning friends ata nearby table You feel unreal in a giddy sort of way This is your first real formal your one and only Junior Prom And now you dance The sweet strains of Matt Gnllespies orchestra carry you whirling dlzzily through time and space Everyone and everything seems to dance with you in the same rhythm tempo and beat Remember? How could you ever forget' w-'58 if N QUEENS COURT st row D Quigg E L S P Weiner Second row J Senyali Ckno FYIH BOF' E R BUC fl atchaw H upa C nhard M ahn t Nestor R Dernkee F DeLucla J Trobetslcy B McNally D Yakubecelc . . . , . --.q , X W 1 5 , 2 J i J 7 o I 'T V A , it 0 V ' , 1 .' V ': ,, f V yy y , I 1 ' W hai ful tx. . I , W V A f V, J -- , 32, ' ' ss f V ' X . l 1 ' - Fir z . ' , . oikits, . Muha, . ' , : . , T. BU 1 J- Ma I , JJ dl 1 . k Of C, L , . Kr , . Ber , . H , S. S eedle, J. - . , - I f A 1 ' f - - 28

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0 k ,,f, 'fl use 7 tax V U' 5 BUSINESS WORLD - Striving to attain the highest averoge in the commercial course keeps Lindo Hondvverk busy. At school 7 7m HOLASTICALLY , ff? 5 45. Linda is in the Concert Choir, Eastern Dis- trict Chorus, and girls' basketball team. VALEDICTORIAN - Doing research work for the Lehigh Valley Heart Associotion proves challenging to John Groson, Active in school lite, John belongs to the Concert Choir and associated music organizations In fall he will study engineering at Lehigh Un versity f.f'i,1vM, sg ' 4,-wr' 'Q -- SCHOLARSHIP - Hoppy news for Larry Funclc is a full-tuition scholarship to Lebo- non Val'ey Ccllege where he will be o pre- medica! student. Larry wzzs hcncred for outstondlng work in Merit tests, LIBRARIAN - Music moior Joanne Gehris hles sheet rnuslc used by Concert Choir. Knowledge gained in vocal cnd instrxren- to' rmsic in high school wil' hel,':Q53'1'e in her career as elerrentary sclrcol teocrer 30 ACCOUNTANT - As class secretary, Mary Ann Rcpzhzk records an occourt ct senior oayrnerts on various iterrs. Plocing ninth in her graduating class, Mary Ar-r' has O'- recdy occzuired on office top.