Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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TtcitioH OHon. Soccetcf The National Honor Society is a scholastic organization based on the grades of the per- son during his four years of high school. Our seven mem- bers from the previous year in- ducted twelve new members on December 1 . These included one senior and eleven juniors. On January 15, we held a cake raffle at the White ' s basketball game and served food after- wards. Career Ds on March 24 with seven- teen speakers was sponsored by us also. After the program, a tea was held for the faculty, the guest speakers and the members of our club. Duri ng the last week of May, a picnic was held for our mem- bers, their guests and sponsor, Mr. Pansier. OFFICERS Standing: PRESIDENT, Clif Cordes; VICE-PRESIDENT, Mike Mc- Laughlin; REPORTER, Dave Smith. Seated: SECRETARY, Mary Ellen Wysong; TREASURER, Maribess Lefforge. first Row: Diane Bever, Elaine Ford, Cheri Wilson, Virginia Strong, Alberto Otero, Maribess Lefforge, Jane McKinley, Rosemary Der- shem, Clifton Cordes. Back Row: Dave Smith, Mary Ellen ' Wysong, Randy Jeffrey, Cheryl Urschel, Kristine Keffaber, Kathy Bowen, Mike Byers, Mike McLaughlin, Diane Rodocker, and Stan Bozarth. 23

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Stccde ( M tccC First Row: Clifton Cordes, Jim Gilmer, Danny Eller, Erick Stowe, Alberto Otero, Sally King. Second Row: Carol Fansler, Ken Dyson, Kris Keffaber, Rustee Graft, Diane Bever. Third Row: Mike Yentes, Bill Bean, Rick Sloniker, Jim Stowe. Fourth Row: Kim Custer, Mr. Rehard, Sponsor; Richard Monce. The student government body of our school is known as the Student Coun- cil. The members included five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen, one eighth gra- der, one seventh grader, and one honorary member, Beto Otero, our foreign ex- change student. Mr. Thom- as Reahard was our spon- sor. The Homecoming Queen and dance were sponsored by us. To the in- terest of all we presented two convocations. Mr. Pfeif- fer, a refugee from Hun- gary, gave a talk on Com- munism and the Hungarian Revolution. The other con- vocation was a film titled Mechanized Death shown by State Trooper Biggs. OFFICERS Standing: PRESIDENT, Jim Gilmer; VICE-PRESIDENT, son; TREASURER, Dan Eller. Seated; SECRETARY, Kr faber. Ken Dy- stine Kef- At Christmas time our Student Council decorat- ed the tree and several of the rooms which add- ded to the gay atmos- phere. The annual jobs of the Student Council were the coat check dur- ing the basketball sea- son and the selling of ice cream in the cafeteria during the lunch hour. We attended a District Student Council Confer- ence in Wabash. Ken Dyson was elected by the student body to pre- side as Student Council President during the 1965-66 school year. A gift was presented to our foreign student, Beto, as a memory of our stu- dent body at Northfield High School. 22

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t intA kUeUc 4 4 fcCaU9K First Row: Linda Cole, Bev McVicker, Miss Musselman, Sponsor; Sandy Horner, Karen Cunningham, Barb Gorsucfi. Second Row: Janet Skaggs, Patty Fleck, Judy Wilcox, Linda Felabom, Jennifer Barker. Third Row: Ruth Ann Treska, Ruth Ogan, Susan Gingrich, Melinda Weitzel, Jean Keaffaber. Fourth Row: Suzanne Proctor, Linda Dale, Anita Elward, Peggy Pretorius, Lois Quivey. Fifth Row: Carol Radabaugh, Carol Friermood, Sandra Forbes, Susie Brewer, Cheryl Stewart. The G.A.A. is our Girls ' Athletic Association which consisted of 26 girls. The sponsor was the physical ed- ucation teacher, Miss AAusselman. Since this was a new organization all of the games were intramural ex- cept one which was a volleyball game with North Miami High School. We were defeated. We won twice over our own Northfield women faculty in a best two out of three game series of volleyball. During the win- ter, basketball as well as volleyball was also enjoyed. We played baseball and ran track in the spring. OFFICERS Front Row: PRESIDENT, Janet Skaggs; VICE-PRESIDENT, Judy Wilcox; SECRETARY, Anita Elward. Bade Row: TREASURER, Carol Friermood; SOPHOMORE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE, Susie Proctor; FRESHMAN STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE, Bev Cleaveland; REPORTER, Jean Keaf- faber. 24