Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Snow, Ice, Sleet Dominate Winter With Embarrassing Falls Common Do blondes really have more fun? h seems Anita Artim. sophomore, would certainly agree as she rides with Dennis Roth rock. Winter weather brings below zero temperatures, biting winds, and slippery sidewalks. Caught in Mr. orth wind's dirty work of ice. a student finds herself embarrassingly wondering what her mini skirl shows. Walking from the parking lot to the main entrance means being able to dodge any hazardous place including ice. slush, or even three-fool drifts. Often heard Remind me to wear my spikes tomorrow! Typical Day u

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Student Photographer Discovers %Tzb: - . Senior Prom Queen at the Holiday Inn West. Typical Day Means Weary Night Time and tide wait for no man as the old saying goes. Whitchallites this year through hard work and some leisure conquered the almost impossible task of getting things done on time. From 8:10 in the morning through 3:08 in the afternoon students put forth all their efforts to their ever valuable education. Politics dominated the scene when class and Student Council officers were chosen. Campaign posters covered the walls telling students to vote for the named candidates. “If people thought I was lucky to miss some classes, said Karen Kro- both. yearbook and newspaper photographer, “they should have carried that heavy camera around all day.” Psychedelia pervaded the halls as Ape and the Gorillas advertised their entertainment for Senior Day. Everything from a Chekhov play to a conservation movie gave pupils time to relax after toiling over a test or attempting to obtain correct results in a chemistry experiment. Bells, of course, assumed the duty of informing classes when to begin and end so that industrious scholars could keep the stiff time schedule and not miss the bus home. Typical Day 2s

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Not everyone can be Arnold Palmer every game. Sooner or later you have to act out the caddy’s part. For once we'd like to introduce you to the old boy who carries the bag and holds the pin. Well, to his back anyway. Red carpels aren't always meant to be walked on you know. Sometimes they make for the greatest reading. Cheerleaders paint one of their spiritful signs before a big game. It look a lot of paint, but not really, compared to the masking tape they used. Typical Day n