Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Showing I heir pearly whiles. Celeste Tauber they beam with happiness during their nde float. Student Government also helped the Jour and the loveable Great Pumkin. both sponsored around the track at Homecoming In addition to nalism Club by decorating the stands and by fill by Student Government, delight spectators as putting Celeste up for queen and making their ,ng the air with balloons First place award, for the second year in a row. is awarded to the German Club for its original cuckoo clock. The Quill Scroll International Honor Society presented a trophy to the winner. Shyly flashing a smile. Maureen Shaughnessy. '76 Homecoming queen, waits as Shelly Feldman. '75 queen, adjusts her crown Maureen's escort for the evening. John Percival. conceals his emotions we kept planning things,” said Brian Harrison, Student Government president. “You didn't have to have a lot of people to have a lot of fun.” Quill and Scroll Society, faced by problems from the visiting band and a few rude spectators, coordinated Homecoming. Promises were made by many students to help build floats, but it was only through the loyalty of a few students that the 10 outstanding floats were completed on time for Homecoming festivities at the Dieruff game October 30. Five Student Government boys slept in the bus garage, while a group of dedicated band members spent the night at Sue Evans' home across from the school so they could get an early start on their floats. “Initially, Dieruffs band director refused to allow the Zephyr band to perform during an entire half-time.' said Berni Cherski, yearbook editor. “But we were able to work around him.” Berni and Sue Wuchtcr, newspaper editor, organized the festivities. The seven people who served as judges continued

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STUDENT LIFE continued HOMECOMING COURT Front Row Celeste Tauber. Pat Pristash, Cindy Hcidcnwolf, Cheryl Haberstroh. Jane Coringrato, Shelly Feldman, ’75 queen, Maureen Shaughnessy, 76 queen. Kelly Brenncn. Anita Groller. Cathy Harmonosky. Jayne Miller Back Row: Bob Hetlen, Joe Gladish, Mark Lubcnetski, Steve Piston, Bob Pletchan. Rick Hcnrich, John Percival. Glenn Centalonza, John Ma-daus, Jim Hcrtzog, Tim Snyder. JUNIOR PROM KING COURT - Lisa Blum, Tony Vlahovic. Wanda Hunsicker, Tim Cole. Denise Molchany. John Fragnito. Bill Marks, Shelly Salaway, Ed Flabercrn, Donna Sinkovits, Julie Miller. Gary Fetter. Flarold Bushpies, Debbie Fiore. SENIOR PROM COURT —Front Row: Tim Snyder, Jayne Miller 77 queen. Connie Wechler, 76 queen. Bob Kroboth. Second Row: Anita Groller. Donna Globosits, Laura Boyer. Lori Liebenguth. Joy Stevens, Jane Coringrato, Judy Raub, Martha Valattas, Third Row: Rick Brooke. Jamie Thibault, Carmin Fragnito, Rick Molchany, Tom Mutz, Bob Pletchan, Jerry Sukanick, Paul Ziegen-fuss. 10

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Roles are reversed as Harold Bushpies is crowned king by host John Howells Harold's escort. Debbie Fiore, calmly watches. m a S fllllll SVZ while hundreds of balloons, bought by Student Government, filled the air, “Could It Be Magic” wasn't the theme of just an ordinary Junior Prom. The class of '78’s prom broke tradition in more ways than one. Moving the date from the dead of winter to the warmth of spring. serving a smorgasbord dinner, and including kings into the royal family were a few examples of the zesty spirit possessed by this class. Fashion at the prom ranged from very formal gowns to casual pantsuits for the gals and from suits to tuxedos for guys. One brave male ■HI ■ X A gave the German Club's float top honors for the second consecutive year with the juniors and Student Government's entries coming in second and third respectively. Tears flowed when Shelly Feldman, 1975 queen, crowned Maureen Shaughncssy as her successor •t Donna Haines and her escort relax after din ner in the quiet atmosphere. Hostess Jane Coringrato greets Tom Gammon and Sheri Saf-fell as they walk through the trellis at the door.