Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Apparently this is Celeste Tauber s first meal in days! Throwing her whole face in the pie. she tries to eat more than other contestants. Trying to outshine Wilt Chamberlain, a student takes his chance at the basketball throw sponsored by the sophomore class. bird’s eye view of the evening shows those who were present having a barrel of laughs while they played games and filled their tummies. 15

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STUDENT LIFE continued “But once we were up there I think most would agree that it wasn't so bad.” For those in attendance, there most certainly was “magic in the atmosphere. Ingenuity was apparent at the Spring Festival. Electronic horse races devised by David Able were sponsored by the band, while bubble races were Todd Moyer’s brainstorm. The choir profited as students used their hot air to bubble their way to the finish line. In the past the carnival was scheduled in late winter and drew better crowds. Some clubs did not sponsor stands because of experiences in the past. “We lost money and found it more profitable to not be involved this year, said Phillips Armstrong, Ski Club adviser. “It was a lot of fun, but too much work to be worth it. Catasauqua's fastest eaters and Whitehall's most famished students were scheduled to battle it out continued Providing good public relations with Catasauqua. rivalry feeling were dropped for the night. Lack of enthusiasm might have prevailed, but a

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The outdoors atmosphere provides a simple si ting for two couples to share a conversation. Physically. Kris Knecht and Cindy Wechsler are in a room filled with people; mentally, they are completely secluded from everything but each other. [fl 3 lJ Jii over pies, but this had to be cancelled when neither of Catasauqua's teams appeared. In an effort to keep the the action going, volunteers were soon found so the contest could go on. Jennifer Klinger was announced the new queen at the senior class sponsored dance that followed the festival. Amidst the soft music and candlelight in the Masonic Temple, the graduating class of 1977 reflected on memories of the past while saying “farewell” to friends and teachers. “We’ve Only Just Begun was chosen as the theme to show the sentimental feelings of the class. ■■■§ Crosstown Bus provided the music for the evening and played a variety of contemporary tunes. Polkas proved their popularity as the “jocks chanted “ee . . ei . . ei . . oo “ee . . ei .. ei .. oo in an attempt to have their old-time polkas played. When the band played its “last song