Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Hungry German students enjoy a meal typical of the country which they are studying. Under the supervision of Mrs Danielle Gilly. German student teacher, the students prepared the meal themselves. Two crutch-supported students. Frank Mellsch and Linda Rartoni. find they have a common problem. Above: A dictionary placed well above eye level proves to be a difficulty for word-curious students. 27 typical dav

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from first bell to last,days rarely monotonous With the persistent sound of an alarm clock loudly ringing, a new day began for even the sleepiest students. Despite the daily routine, signs of an energetic student body enlivened each day. The initial rush from buses to homerooms was made more hectic when the schedule was changed due to the opening of the middle school. Homeroom began 15 minutes earlier and was shortened. Although students may not have welcomed an earlier start, the sound of the final bell, not quite as late as before, was appreciated. Another rearrangement of the day was necessary every other Wednesday while teachers prepared for an evaluation of the school which will take place next year. On these days each class was shortened so that school could be dismissed one hour earlier. The blissful sound of the last bell began another mad rush. Hurrying through crowded halls to lockers and finally to buses, students ended another day. typical day 26 Telling Santa. Perry Rothdeutsch. their Christmas wishes are Carol Jacobe and Cecily Kulp. Both girls are longing for what they obviously need their two front teeth. They performed in both assemblies.

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Homeward-bound students make a wild dash for buses and cars. Right: Robert Christman wears a look of dismay while observing three girls taking advantage of the dress code change permitting slacks. typical day