Whitehall High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

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Robed Choir ROW ONEg J, Harvey, S, Hayes M, Iathmp, C, Nelson, B, Johnson, B, Brogren, L, Vihtelic R, Wells, H. J, Nm-wick, J, xangdonac, Hively s, Dial, N, Neiman. Row TWO: K. wen., s, Harvey, j, sewer, J. Frls, A. Peterson, J. Hogan, J. 'Conne1l, ll Root, C. Caviness, M. Longmire, S. Sorensen, J. Bunting, A. Lewis, D. u Copeland, I. Bennett, A. Pelorn, P. Kr-api, B. Fortenbacher, C. Tamblingg K. Ledford, J. Berhn, L. Swenson, R. lfoslo, F. Longti.nZeF. Evans, D. Galvin, E. Kramer, S. Simonson, K. Purdy, M. herwood, J. Snook, B. Bartlett, G. Moms, S. Brand, L. itch, U, Montgomery, J. Jordan, W. Rankin, T. Kesteloot, F. Walker, M. Mitchell, C. O'Conne1l, S. Poe, W, Schwartz, L, Randall, B, Edson, M. Purdy, P. Seymour, C, Barry. This group orf 65 is picked by individual auditions with Mr. Munroe. The choir attends the district festival, sings fa' many other occasions, puts on concerts, and sends groups to the yearly Solo and Ensemble Festival in Grand Rapids Girls Chorus WW ROW ONE: J, Wackerow, S. Parsons N. Pierce, C, Sogan, M. Horne, D. Goforth, J, Battle, S. Porter, J. Walker, V. copennd, L. Raman. Row TWO: S. Hin, s. Yeager, P. O'Dell, s. Lietch, L. Lundell, N. Anderson, s. Maslen, K. Buys, A, Leek, J. smith, J. operhm, G. Lichner. This talented group of young ladies numbers 24, Under the leadership of Mr. Munroe they have sung at several impcrtant occasions including the Christmas Concert.

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Safe Teens ROW ONE: T. Inman, D. Roberts, K. Purdy, Secreizryg C. O'Com1ell, Vice Presidentg M. Mitchell, Presidents C. Ottman, Treasurerg T. Kesteloot, Disciplinary Officerg R. Gravengood, Sergeant oct' Ax-msg D. Anderson. ROW TWO: Mr. Lubbexs, C. Treutler, N. Nielsen, B, Fortenbacher, R. Genereaux, B. Baxtletizij. Simonson, P. Kraprf, J. Langdon, J. Mo.-ot, Mr. Fahner. Row THREE: H. Bonorlrl, L. Potter J. Hun? s. Klett, C. y, C. Qooifo, J. Grieve, J. Armseoog, J. Boxuou, K. Loafood, B. Johnson, . Santo. Row FO 'Po s. Jomioooo, D. Hertel, J. Yarwood, c. Schecter, S. Beny, R. Iteen, D. Riggs, F. Witt, J. Berlin, J. Hogan, G. Hein. The Safe-Teen organization although only in its second year has been very active and successful. Ten represent- atives were sent to Muskegon to adzend the annual county-wide Safe-Teen Conference, and while present were awarded a. plaque with an excellent rating for the second consecutive year. M Dance Band ROW ONE: C. Quaife R. Genereaux 1. Hunt, B. Johnson N. Nyber M, Nliddl K, pm-d , ROW TWQ Capek, J. soidor, T. Inman, R. Iteen: J. Flanery, J. Morag, E, Shalifge. ecamp' Y ' R'

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Vikalccrs Z ROW ONE: N, Neilsen, B. Bartlett, I, McClain, S. Harvey, J. Bennett, T. Kesteloot, C. O'Conne11, I. Berlin, J, Hunt, K. Ledford, J. Hogan, J. O'Conne11, B, Brogren, C. Caviness. ROW TWO: B. Fortenbacher, B. Edson, S. Simonson, P. Seymour, I. Norwick, M. Longpmire. The Vilaleers were originally composed of the top 20 singers in Robed Choir, and later this group opened no anyone in school who could pass the audition. They are directed by Mr. Munroe, who arranges for them to sing at school assemblies, concerts, and PTA meetings. Choir Council J. Ncrwick, B. Bartlett, M. Mitchell, C. O'Connell, P. Krapf, B. Johnson. With Charles O'Conne1l as president, Merv Mitchell as vice-president, Peggy Krapcf as business manager, and tlree librarians, this council is very helpful in organizing the choir. Mr. Munroe is their adviser.