Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Camping for fun and for learning! Members of Civil Air Patrol perform some duties while attending winter camp in Canada. The group also went to Hawk Mountain. Participation in theatrical productions was an important part in the life of sophomore Naomi Solove, left. She was a member of the Children's Theater Guild of Civic Little Theater. Under the direction of Dee Caomeron, the group presented several shows throughout the year. Other students who participated were junior Victora Genger and sophomore Sue Netznik. 25 community

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Members of LUV practice their routine for the Catholic War Veteran's Minstrel and Variety Show. LUV arranged, choreographed. and designed rainbow fluorescent costumes for their six-song medley routine of popular minstrel tunes. Obedience and order are part of the training that members of Civil Air Patrol practice at all times. they assist community Involvement in community affairs played an important part in the lives of many students throughout the year. Many actively participated in services such as Civil Air Patrol. Junior Victora Genger and sophomores Naomi Solove and Susan Netznik were members of the children's theater group of Civic Little Theater. Whitehall students and residents participated in a walk-a-thon to help George Fink who needed a kidney dialysis machine. Fourteen teenagers, known as LUV, worked to spread love throughout mankind by singing and helping in community actions. I shall always treasure the times we shared, said group member, Sandi Ambearle. Working together fulfilled my life! community 24

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Historical sites are of importance to young students as they take a break to read brochures about the home. Right: Filled with emotion. Dr. George Steckel gives the dedication speech. historical site 26