Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America, under the guidance of Mr. Darl Dean, engaged in various activities during 1953- 54. With a membership of 36 boys, the club sent two repre- sentatives to the National Con- vention in Kansas City, spon- sored a fall scrap drive, and held a party at which the F.H.A. members were guests. Mildred Jenkins was selected Chapter queen and will representN.H.S. at the Clark County Fair. 1953-54 officers, pictured above, are: Rich Hayes, Stu- dent Ad v i s org Max Mohler, Vice-Pres., Kenny Filbrun, Treas.g Roger Baker, Pres.g Paul Pierce, Reporterg Howard Channell, Sentinel, and Bob Anderson, Sec. in Q A - If 'E l., fi 1fi35.3i..,,q.3 0 an-'flag f .xg F FAU QA, lhmqnuumwl'-f Tm4 . - M ww sf- 6 nnmuaa4isms'awsv1s-rms ' Jwoaavv fa-f, . nik TS f A232522 l '! 'iuuiir 'ni Seated Cleft to flflllty are: L. Hupp, S. Augustus, R. Ryder, and D. Snider. Standing, are: F. Downing, T. Algren, E. Hayes, D. Has- tings, C. Savage, W. Hallam, K. Miller, L. Fout, D. Dillard, J. Metz, I, Bull, and B, Hawk, .. .... 4, -r -A LJ, fi Alf' Pictured above fleft to right, are: J. Barnhart, B. Freeze, D. Teach, L. Schu- ler, K.Gundo1f, E.Johnson, J. Scott, and T.Swan. At the left: R. Kaffen- barger. I. Pencil, E. Ayres, H. Pencil, and H. Channell.

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I l I It 'QA X19 ,Q . . U - - I I nw, 4 ' ' 'X 4, 'Inna . I Pictured above making use of their sewing instruction are N. Jones, N. Claar, P. Chatfield, P. Scott, and Jean Herzog. 5 2 I ,,t'AMfl1r1 C' if 5? A fe I grqrzfarfat f P - 47? I Q' 4 11 ww A s s I ' The Future Homemakers of America, with Miss Ladine Bales as their advisor, en- gaged in various projects dur- ing the school year in addition to their classroom activities. The club sponsored a Cour- tesy Week , stressing the use of good manners throughout the school. During the Yule season the girls made and sold Christmas corsages and held a white party, at which gifts were brought for distribution to the Children's Home. 1953-54 officers Qpictured abovej are: Miss Balesg Mary McGillivray, Sec., Pat Barger, Vice-Pres.g Phyllis Evans, Pres., Mary Hullinger, Re- porter, and Nancy Mumma, 5 gh QL . if 4 ' 'fm ' ,, . f '21, if if .' ' P -nd : ffl' 9 L' fl? 51.1 Seated at the table are: B. Detrick, S. Brown, L. wolf, and I. Peters. Working in the Units Cleft to right, are: G Hupp, M. Metz, C.Jenkins, A. Smith, I. Stradling, E Bodenbender, D. Berner, J, Downing, I. Grimm, B. Jen- kins, S. Blair, M. Hullinger, M. Bereczky, J. Grimm, C Moritz, and M. Overholser. Shown making corsages are: C. Martin, M. Roush, M Chaney, T. Persinger, I. Persinger, D. Dillon, P. Petry and M. Davis. Historian, Martha Stapleton Knot pictured, is Treas.

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M Program Committee The program committee gathered and printed informa- tion about the Warriors and their rival teams, sometimes distributing as many as one thousand copies to fans at a single sporting event. The 1953-54 committee, left to right: Jean Snipes, Lanny Carlisle, Ruth Fay, Shirley Wigglesworth, and Marjorie Metzger. Smoke Signal Staff The Smoke Signal , the high school paper, is published bi-weekly by the Journalism class of N. H. S. The school paper was organized to follow the three purposes of a regular newspaperg Q11 to inform, Q21 to educate, and Bl to entertain. Members of the editorial staff fpic- tured at leftl are left to right: Larry Zinn, assistant editorg Carolyn Jen- kins, editorg and Nancy Dingledine, business manager. -J i Members of the Smoke Signal staff from left to right are: Caryl Hart, Carolyn Jenkins, Shirley Wig- glesworrh, Lanny Carlisle, Jean Snipes, Rolf Tlieen, Larry Zinn, Margie Metzger, Nancy Dingledine, Ruth Fay. Jack Perry, and Martha Srapleron Cabsenr from picturej. 48