Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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SENIORS David Domitrovits Sharon Dragovits David Dutt Dianne Egan Susan Epser Michael Everett Lisa Fasching 28 Lori Frantz Paul Freed RoseAnn Frisch Todd Fritzinger Mark Fye

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Gregory Brusko Richard Bussiere Lorraine Clancy Mark Coval Shari Dech Charles Decker Owl editor George Vanoshik is pleased with the selections made by his sports editor Michele Yaroma for an edition of the school newspaper. EDITORS AT WORK On delivery day, there was always a look of satisfaction on the faces of George Yanoshik, editor-in-chief of The Owl, and Michele Yaroma, sports editor. For two years as editor-in-chief, George was the driving force behind the publication of the paper, and Michele was managing editor of the paper in her junior year before taking over as editor of the sports page as a senior. Both George and Michele were members of the 1979 and 1980 yearbook staffs. Research, writing, typing, proofreading, and editing became part of everyday life for George and this was intensified as his staff members completed their assignments for each issue. Both George and Michele as well as all other staff members learned a lot about both the school and the community in their unending effort to meet deadlines for the publication of The Owl. Jeannette Dinbokowitz Donna Dispensa scniors 27

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Receiving a handshake and congratulations from Principal Clay- Letter of Commendation for their high scores on the ton Northup arc commended students Todd Baylor, Kathy Roth- PSAT NMSQT given their junior year. All four plan to continue deutsch, Sally Schaadt. and Greg Harris. All four were awarded a their education in the fall. COMMENDED STUDENTS Of over one million students who annually take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, only 35,000 receive a Letter of Commendation. Four students - Todd Baylor, Greg Harris, Kathy Rothdeutsch, and Sally Schaadt - were selected for this honor as a result of their high scores on the test which they took in their junior year. Although none were awarded Merit Scholarships, they scored among the top 5% of all Merit Program participants. All four plan to continue their education in the fall. Todd will be attending Penn State University where he expects to major in computer science. Kathy plans to study international relations. Greg, an excellent math student, wants to go into either business or engineering, and Sally is interested in studying commercial art. scniors 29