Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

WARRICR Northwestern High School Vol 9 Springfield, Ohio This bracelet represents e charms of Northwestern 1 QQ' I W'P ANS: CONTENTS Sports Actlvltles and Organizations People and Curriculum Junlor Hugh Advertlslng Q 'Q 3 ' s Q K Tw As the charms make the brace let dlstmctlve so the people who partucupate In nts academic catlonal socnal and sports llfe make Northwestern umque Seeing the lmks holding each charm ln nts place reminds us that there are Intangible ele ments In our school that guide and glve purpose to our ac tlvltues K v is me Sw X1 N 7 X Q X ,Sk ' th , fx .. . . .Ivo- , ,1 kd . . . Q' .f N ' ' . ' f SS . . . ' I liz X . . . l ' KQR .' . ,Qs g D ' ... . 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' f N cfilim ,,,,.f' Q 990 V55 'mi , QQ f'9- f' f , S6 J I X 4 v ,nb K 41 gf r. 3 qw 4 Left to rxght ROW I Charles Leach Coach Harvey Helsel Jerry Rector Don Baldwm Merle Baker Larry Fmch Bob Hoffman ROIV 2 Daxe Fout Dlck Smlth Dale Sheets lm Houseman unlor MBSSIC True Algren ROW 3 Gary Grlmm Don Perslnger m Haughey Warren Hammaker Davxd Lake J1m Vmce GRIDIRON BATTLES . . . Northwestern players stand ready as coach plans strategy. Baldwin intercepts pass E V-T x 12,W'4 'sa 15f,Ag5 I , 4103 , 1 Left to right, ROW I - Larry Duer mgr. Rick Fuller, mgr., ROW 2 - Dave Freese, Jack Grimm, Terry Scott, Larry Gundolf, Vernon Alexander. ROW 3 - Noah Strickland, Joe Davis, Ed Rader, George Hartman. ARE SUCCESSFUL Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 11 Sept. Sept. Sept. Nov. Nov. This year the Warriors had a win- ning season in football, having a 4W-3L-2T recoid. in the best game of the season we trounced our rival, Tecumseh 20 to 6. In other thrilling game.. the Warriors defeated Triad, Christian-jackson, and Gra- harr-. Mechanicsburg and Southeast- ern vere tied By the mighty Warriors to codlplete a successful season. Football Schedule US THEM 12 Preview QTecumseh 14 0 17 Triad ............. 36 0 211 Christiansburg- Jackson .......... 36 14 2 Mechanicsburg ..... 14 14 9 Northeastern ....... 14 18 16 Soutl-eastern .. 6 6 23 Tec .lseh .... .... 2 O 6 30 ' fnee ... ... 12 28 6 Ln xham .... .... 3 9 6 13 GI :non .... .. 6 20 ALUMNI RETURN by 1- W 4' mag, -1 'Q N ,GL - 1 ' Q X X: A4 mf , 35 f N iff, ' 5' S X. , A ffn? l Q f ' r 4,2 'Q ' ' -19: Izsgih .fb V . f ifsqgni .34. g' x- , 1 , T, 1, .. g . , I v ,. .s V . 'gl .,,- f h 1 a V f Y gig 2. 1 l it . Q a . K ,,, A :N l7X1f'J'i3, . ' 51 94 ji L, f , y Q.. Pi - y if x , Q, 4 7 , . k V in V KX'-Q1'7 'S 2 i, ai-Y Y kjyf Nxt Q x L- , ,f V ' t A xkgff?-4 ff W' WL :a f? L5 1 WE M ,J X5 Q It . Q wr 153 1 OR HOMECOMING 1 l v Q - xi, I ' V-A A X I , 3, f-1 vxx,l -JA' T . 5 ' Z1 ' ' my , , Q J K , NX 3. 'F' 454 N! f sir 1 Q x 1572,-xv' ', .qi x A N I 5 1 I 5 xy R Y ' ' my! 1 X 0 -71435 3 ff f ,Ai , X 51 -f ' 5 L '-1 IK 3 I 2 x 4. .Q , s.'vh I l Lynn Ransbottom Barbara Errett Nicia Egger Claire Metzger Janet Group Joan Page Barabra Smith STUDENT SPIRIT SOARS Expansion and improvement were the ideals for this year's cheerleading squad. To carry them out, they formed a new club called the 'cBlock N, which augmented school spirit. Also, sweatshirts were sold to raise money for new skirts. They ended the season with a dance for the 6'Block N, in honor of the athletic teams. THROUGH EFFORTS OF CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Jo Ann Rader, Sally Clark, Sharon Bull, Carol Ruddel, Karen Skillings Nellie Mathews, Cheryl Houser, Mary Jo Mclntire, Becky Brown. 14 MAJORETTES, WARRIORETTES ENTERTAIN The Majorettes have stepped sharply this year, twirling at football games and at some of our home bas- ketball eames. They have added an- other new majorette, making their number seven. The Warriorettes performed with the band before football games and during the half-time ceremonies. Theyalso marched at the half dur- ing one of the basketball games. These 21 girls are chosen from three high school classes. They are led by a head XN'arriorette, a senior, and an assistant head, a junior. Mrs. Margit Heskett is the adult supervisor of this group. AT GAMES Left to right: Patty Kafl'enbarger, Carol Cheatwood, Donna Hasting. Beverly YVilson, Barbara Lewis, Sue Kay Baugh, head majorette, Kristan Mast, not shown. Grace Chizmar, Susie Hoberty, Terry YVarren, Joan LeVell. Sharon Holman. Karen Pencil, ' :vena Wlinkleman, and Jean Bonham. Not Shown: Linda Caplineer. Sandra Baldwin, Judy irker. 15 3 Ieft to I1 it Put DCSOll71 Bob Hoffnmn erry Rector Bob NN irren Min YN ilhnqsford L1rry Duer NIQ Bob Keeler Mgr Herb Lutz torch Rick Fuller NI r Terri Scott im Housemin Due F e e Dile Widener -ASKD BALL FANS CHEER N ox Dec Tec ee Dee ec ee. Dee. Jan I jun jun Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 2111. 29 8 22 29 6 12 13 23 26 Bnvll1!ballSc1z u 0 C itholic Lentml Shaw nee Cu c non lL,CllII1SLh . Nortl'e1stern Vhync ..... Clentervil Graham .. Grcenon A Graham . , , Shawnee .. 'Il-cuiuseli . Southeastern Christ 'nsour N-vrthea tern Miami mist Q-jackson lXleehaniesburg Covington . , THE M 68 59 49 51 47 45 42 50 60 56 67 55 41 39 59 51 51 56 56 51 61 67 Reserves Gam Vital Experience The Reserves. coached by Kfr. Leach, fought hard for a 3XYf13L record this year. The experience gained in these games will be valuable for next years clashes. Wa.lly presents Christmas Tournament Trophy to Mr. Peters as teammates watch. Varsity Proves Skillful This year the YVarriors had a rampaging season, winning 12 out of 18 games. The YVarriors displayed real teamwork improving through the season, to bring home second place in the county. THE TRIUMPHANT WARRIORS KNEELING left to right: Jack Bonham, lNIerle Baker, Larry Gundolf, STANDING: Bill Slough, Steve Garlough, Harry Trego, Mike Wolf, Bill Clark, Richard Ayres, and Coach Leach. S IN EXCl KING SEASCN Cheers ring out as Coach Lutz gives advice to winning Warriors, Vfarriors struggle to gain con trol of the ball. A I DeSouza battles for control of the ball. WARRIORS BEAT TECUMSEH! For ilu- first tiinz- in ilu- liislory ol' Nortliwvstvrn liaiskvtlxill. tlic' XN'z1rr'iors lx-at Llivir rivzils, ilu- 'lll'l'llIllNl'll Arrows. It was Z1 ligu-gl fouulit lmttlc point for point lx-l'm'v llli' XN'urrim's finally pulled 21l1l'Z1Cl to win by four poinls. With ll cxipixcily crmvcl who clisplaym-cl tlic tru:-st fomi of school spirit. Llim- XYzu'riors cziplurvcl tlic most glorimxs victory in tlic scason. TL un is honored ut spcriil issunbly Coxifli Lutz. proudly rrwills the nvwspa- por zic'c'ount of Northwc'stc'rn's vic'tory uvvr Tvrunise-li. bf. Virtorious W'arriors sign rvgislvr to Arrows Trunk Club. Northwestern surrounds Tecumseh to gain 41 wi-ll-Curncd vivtury. 1. I V lv Carolyn Scott, secretary of the bowling leauue. demonstrates proper arm swin .M .1 ,f ,St .ms ' fsggis-.Qi-.l if Sally Baker. 'winner of high series for girls, shows how to N Vevh - N' N 'QNX Q '4 deliver a hall for a strike. 1 g V , J. it EE fi -- ii in si Ti 5' et: X' Steve Hoberty. Richard Ayers, Gary Fenton, and Jim Davis, team winners of the school league, look OVCI' their SCOFCS. BOWLERS MEET ON THURSDAYS TO IMPROVE SCORES l an ,, 'io ' lliq l s QQ!!! Seated left to right, are the team Captains. FRONT ROW: Joan Radar, Joyce Schuler. Roselyn Griest, Naney Skillings, Marilyn Smith. Carolyn Stott. BACK ROW: Richard Ayers. Leonard Murphy, Steve Swan. jerry Clark. Not Pictured: Gary Jenkins. t . Ti , . 0 an t 5 ,f . ,,,,, ap-of - pquino-v0'. 'i ,r I ii ' ' ,- ' ' 'M' I w'f?i.., ,K 9'5 9 5If2?5.-5 ' M L- --. ? h.,,,lX A SG Alan IVallingsford gets set to throw a Curve for strike 3. BASEBALL TEAM GOES Larry Meek hits balls in batting prztrtive while Jim Housemfm catclies. In the regular league gfzunes. the base- ball team found the competition very rugged. Out of Six games played. they won only the game with Greeuon. DISTRICT' 'I'OL'RNAMPIN'I' TO FINALS IN Tm We Greenville . . . . . IO 2 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ' I 3 Urbana . . . I ll Left to right. ROW I 4 Charles Metzger. Dale XVid- Alun IVzxIIingsfortI. Harry Helsel. Dave Four. ROW 3 ener. Larry Bleek, George Hartman. Jim Housemgtn. -- Bill Slough. Steve Grieser, Ilgtrry Trigo. Mgr.. Terri ROIV 2 - Dale Muxson, jerry Rector. Bob Hltrrcn. Stott. Gary Fenton. Larry Duer. K ps Dave takes the baton from Harvey as they relay in slow motion. VICTCRIES ELUDE TRACK TEAM Steve Garlough, Harvey Helsel, Bob Hoffman, and Dave Freese line up for the take-off. Steve Garlough demon- strates his winning form. STANDING, left to right: Larry Davidson, Mgr., Mr. Leach, Coach, Dave Freese, Bob Hoflman, Pat DeSousa, Harvey Helsel, Bob Warren, Steve Gar- lough. Dave Fout, Mike VVolf. and Bill Clark. KNEELINC: Terry Scott, Charles Merrow, Rich- ard Ayres, Tru Algren, Jerry Neher. Vernon Alex- ander, Dan Bisker. ill GOLF TEAM PLACES SECOND x w 'X u - X' ' L, if. IN COUNTY MEET Even though the golf team lacked experience with only two players returning from last year's team. they won five out of six matches. The team finished the season by taking second in the KI.R.V.L, tournament. Steve Field and Bob Keefer prepare to tee off. . Y' Golf Record They Shawnee ..... 5M Northeastern . . . . 7 Greenon ..... 55 Southeastern . . . . 9M Greenon ........ . 4 Catholic Central um We 7M 9 IOM IOM 12 W is ,.-'J ,e . bfi Golf team members are, left to right: Bob Kee-fer, Steve Swan. Gary Jenkins, Fred Swan. and Steve Field. 23 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL SEASON Reserves Hove 50-50 Seoson The Yolleylmull reserve squad brought home defeats from Tecumseh and Northeastern. XYin- ning 3 home games and losing l. gave the reserves a 3 and 3 record. They were defeated by Tecumseh. Northeastern. and Southeastern. and scored success over Shawnee, Greenon, and Nfechanicsburg. Left to right: Marilyn Young. Janet Group. Nfary Lou Pfeiffer, Jeannie WV:-lls, Nancy Skill- ings. Karen Skillings, Burlnzxrzr Errett, Alive Horkman, Jean Bonham, and Joan Page. IS CROWNED WITH SUCCESS STANDING left to nght Sara Krxfft Cl lrc Niall 1 C IFOI Ruddtll C uolxn 'Sao own Schulcr jo 'mn Rader Mrs Hcskctt ISNFILLINC Lxrm RlIlSIJOllOIIl NIa11dtlII11111ts Varslfy Team Work Pays Off L vfuls x tx 11111pl11nt st 1sc111 1111s M11 H1111 N115 NI111 II Has t as llltll Coith thu 1 lu I1 x 1 N dtut 111 f1Cto1 23 ' ' ,' Af 3 1 , Ill' . IL -. H' 1' . TI11 '411'si 1' vollcy-11311 1051111 had L1 t1'i . UL ax '. U . . L Q' kt-t 5 1 1 . b1'fllQ'l1I l1f1111t- IIILIIIY vit' to1' 1 X'11iCl LCLIIII work XXXL' 1111- 1' L 1 t. is fri Girls we for rebound in uc- scho last C g rnc GIRLS ARE VICTORIGUS IN YEAR'S BASKETBALL CLASHES Varsity Has All Winning Season Left to r1ght: Sharon Bull, mgr., Jo Ann Rader Donna Hasting Claire Metzger, Lynn Ransbottom, Joyce Schuler, Joyce Britcher, Carolyn Scott. Isabel Shaffer, Mrs. Heskctt. ln center Bxrbim Errett Cirol Ruddcll B4CK ROM lcft to nzht Jcin YN ells Kiran Siullxngs XlXl'1l'l Fxdcrmlllr udy YNclsh1m0r Sxrl Krifft Vancy Sklll1f12S Bxrbarx Smuh Sfrlves Successfully r Q l ll uc 1ts bc bxskctblll plndax Steve Swan gets set for zz forehand smash during the ping-pong tourna- ment. Joan Levell looks for help during game of intramural basketball. GYM CLASSES, INTR PHYSICAL RECREATION Carolyn Scott praruees golf form 1n gym el ss Dave Vester keeps in shape with push-ups in gym class. 28 URALS OFFER TO ALL STUDENTS Dale XViclner nncl Bob Hoffman jump for the tip in the opening seconds of the sfhool chgimpionship game bc- tween the juniors and the Seniors, The girls volleyball intramurals were a noon- time favorite with everyone. 4 li Strongmun Steve Iloberty lifts weights dur- t J 4-Q.. ing physical education class. .. 9. 29 A 5 The boys are about to kick off in a gym Class socrer game. 'W Y We 'f fm 'UI Mduw Q'-.43 3. ,W h U' '. 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Sf ' ' V , . x L '29 l ,L :N .MM VKX 75 7 ima 0 1 W 1 y ff J' ffgym W w r 6191 I7 MW QW 7 Nw. J' X I ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATICDNS ' nh h ' 'no Ig: I , X' I ,A u . 44 ' lf. -,fw fr f 'mx -' I I '- ',f I'-I . I ,. ' Il' If ' 3 ' 1. I xl 'guy .E I. , ,412 I 9 .- wffwtw I I ' I ' I7 'A I . I I V1 . 4' . I 'Q N .b Sr -x . J, - is K . I ' .X ' , -' 4' 7 .V I - Nwmuvmwwf . J. I lv I I VII. -Info I . u ln UIINWFQWIKHYI A awww - Now 0.4004 5 r Photographers. Doug Duer and Mike Riley, dis- cuss pictures of sports events with Steve Swan, sports editor. Doris Gruse, copy editor, types clever captions and heads suggested by her assistants, Sara Krafift Cfar rightl and Lynn Ransbottom Cfar leftj. Joy Domer Cstanding centerl creates advertising copy. YEARBOOK STAFF RECORDS MEMCJRIES IN WARRIOR Maridel Hermes. assistant, Bonita Dill. subscription manager, and Fred Swan, advertising manager, discuss yearhook's Hnan- cial situtation with Jean Bonham. business manager. PMN Mi Dohw SL Planning layouts, divi- sion pages and art work. assistant art edi- tor, Karen Kuhlweing and art editor, Georgi- anna Schwartz, work with Mrs. Benedict, ad- visor, Sharon Holman, editor, and assistant ed- itor, Alice Hockman. -MW' Student Council SEATED left to right: Jerry Sec. STANDING: Bruce Lehman, Mr. Peters Rector, V. Presg Jim Frantz, Pre5.,' Jean Wells, Advisor: and Carolyn Scott, Treas. Not pictured Carol Cheatwood, Sue Kay Baugh, joan Page. Gary McGillivray. COUNCIL REPRESENTS STUDENT BODY College night. an evening in which the students of Northwestern and their parents met with representa- tives from many colleges to discuss the students, fu- ture plans. was only one of the innovations made by the Student Council of Northwestern this year. year. They introduced the ncoke and buzzw session, an informal meeting between the students and former graduates. who are now attending college. It was in- Posed behind the table of gifts brought by the students are Mr. 8i Mrs. Ives, their daughter, Jim Frantz, and two young people from the Children's Home. Bob discusses plans with college ad- visor on college night. tended to give the students an inside look at college life, ln the fall. the student council entertained several businessmen during the school day. who observed the classes and teaching methods of Northwestern. The Halloween party. the Christmas dance. junior high concessions. selling banners and programs at football and basketball games. and record hops are other pro- jects undertaken by the Student Council. NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL IS HOST These beat-niks are hep - like cool man. Left to right, sinxzle's winners competition: saddest. Bob Mztxsong prettiest Billie Burkepile: funniest. Steve Garloughg most original. Jack Bonham: ugliest, Becky Frcese. .TO HAUNTS A bewitehing atmosphere was Created in Northwesterns gym on October 27. 1959. by the Halloween costumes later judged as pretty. sad. funny, original. and ugly. Enjoying the booths. designed in Competition by the three high school classes, Left to right, group competition: STANDING, ugliest, Larry Duer, Bob Huffman. and Doug Duer: most origi- nal, Mr. SL lklrs. Fred Sloughg pret- tiest. Pat Burcham and Ramona Heck. KNEELING: Saddest, Terry Scott and Dave Freese: funniest, Nancy Skillings and Judi NVQ-lshimer. A added zest to the annual North- western Halloween Party sponsored by the student council. Mr. Osborne comes to aid of witch in distress. Students enjoy dancing to music of IVren Ervin's Orchestra. ra An inspiring religious candlelighting service, preceded by a film which was in keeping with the Christmas spirit, gave added meaning to this year's Christmas Party, Decem- ber 19. After gifts brought by the students to representatives from the Clark County Children's Home had been presented, everyone danced to the music of Wren Ervinis Orchestra. DANCING BENEATH THE FESTIVE SPIRIT Our roving photographer found Miss Stratton and Miss Krueger in the circle of carolers. BELLS ADDS TO These Seniors enjoy refreshments during n break in the Christmas festivities at thc Christmas Dance. 36 SMCDKE SIGNAL KEEPS STUDENTS INFORMED -Q.,-Q K., I A N 'M .,A K 4. Left to right: Nicia Egger, War Whoopsg Gary Jenkins, Heads Ed., Jane McGillivray, Asst. Ed.g Billie Burkepile, Features Ed,g Candy Peterson, Business Mgr., Jerry Clark, Copy Ed.5 Kenny Gamble, Sports Ed., and Jo Ellen Ransbottom, Editor. The Journalism class reports and prints the news of activities in and around Northwestern. The editor of the Smoke Signal, Jo Ellen Ransbottom, and the assistant editor, Jane NIcGillivray, were sent to a Journalism school in Athens, Ohio, last summer so the school and community could be informed by a better school newspaper. L. At the beginning of its year, the Smoke Signal was given a fine start under the temporary supervision of Mrs. Carolyn Nlaine. The adult supervision of the newspaper and the instruction of the journalism class then became the duties of Mrs. Ann Iclclings upon her arrival from Texas early in the autumn. 'T' ,,-all an-.' 1' ' Planning to surprise readers with pictures of this yea:-'s Queens, the staff pastes photographs to each paper while others type stencils. 'U F H A Ofhcers SEATED left to rlght are Pat Kaffenbarger Sec Marxlyn Young Pres udy Frsher V Pres STANDING Mrs Slough adwlsor Pat Burcham Treasurer Becky Freese Parlzamerztarzan Ann Channell Recreanon leader F H A MCJVES TOWARD NEW HORIZONS The Future Hornemakers of Arner1ca clubs year was rnade xnterestrng by a sprrng party for ch1ldren a V1S1t to the old folks horne at Easter and sex eral jomt partles held wlth the F F A boys Amonff the serxlces performed by the FHA was serwmq it the FFA banquet The club IS open only to glrls who are now ln Horne Econornlcs They held thelr formal 1n1t1at1on of new rnernbers on Nox ember 12 and mstalled thelr new ofhcers on Apr1I 29 38 The Chlld Care umt Comes to lnfe for the Home E gxrls when they que 1 pxrty for the pre school set haf Attendants, C. Metzger, J. Group, and last yearss Queen, Nicia Egger, watched Bob Kaffenbarger, F.F.A. Pres., crown Donna Hasting 1960 F.F.A. Queen as L. Pfeifer, L. Sinclair, and D. Maxson listened. The F.F.A. provides training for young men by participation in a parliamentary procedure contest, a public speaking contest, and joint activities with the F.H.A. At the annual Parent and Son Banquet, Donna Hasting was crowned F.F.A. Queen of , , , l Northwesternas chapter. Practical experience teaches farm machinery maintenance. FROM DANCES TO PLOWING MATCHES - THE FUTURE FARMERS ARE ACTIVE F.F.A. Officers STANDING left to right are: Larry Gundolf, Secg Dale Maxson, Treaxg Bob Kaffenbarger, Pre5.,' Larry Pfeifer, Reporter, and Mr. Brum, advisor. SEATED are: Doug Pencil, Sentinelg Larry Sinclair, Student' Advisor, Merle Baker, V. Prex. 39 Standing, BACK ROW - left to right - Jim Adams, Wayne Kaffenbarger, Rick Bailey, Gary Harvey, Gene Spangler, Mike Riley. Standing 2nd ROW - Mr. Long, Warren Miller, Jack Bonham, Marvin Flory, Larry Sinclair, Steve Breeze, Bob Hoffman. KNEELING - Sam Mulkey, Winston Ervin, Tom Mulkey, and Tom Glass. I i 1 1 l i l 1 The Projectionists Club trains the students to set up and run the school projectors and movie screens for the teachers. These boys are instructed and supervised by Mr. Phillip Long. SERVICE AND INTERESTS ATTRACT BOYS Mr. Payne, faculty advisor. shows officers of Industrial Arts Clul techniques in shop. Left to right: Marvin Flory, Treas.,' Tom Bil brey, Pres., Ron Ream, V, Pres.,' Mike Heider, Sec. 40 David Vester and Winston Ervin solve mechanical drawing problems under Mr. Payne's watchful eye. NOON DIVIDES THE DAY GIRLS' ATHLETIC PROGRAM IS STEPPED UP BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Heskett, advisor, FRONT ROW: Jo Ellen Ransbottom, Sr. Rep.g Billie Burkepile, Sec.,' Isabel Shaffer, V. Pres., Maridel Carolyn Scott, Pres.,' Claire Metzger, jr. Rep. Hermes, Treas.g Judi Welsheimer, Soph. Rep.g 42 Terry lines up for a kick in soccer. Right to left, in order of their placement in the school posture contest, are: Barbara Errett, Jo Anne Rader, Billie Burkepile, Lynn Ransbottom, Sharon Holman, and Judi Welsheimer. WITH NEW ACTIVITIES The girls' intramural and inter-scholastic teams participated in volleyball. basketball. soft- ball, and soccer at noons and after school. Bar- bara Errett was judged the winner in the annual posture contest and was one of Northwestern's Attendants and escorts wait for Jo Ellen to announce the 1960 entrants in the county Posture Contest at Sweetheart Queen- Tecumseh in December. Cake auctions held at -I f the basketball games were a new feature of the year. The Mother and Daughter Banquet, honor- ing the girls who received their athletic awards, and a dinner at Ker-Deen Inn for this year's and next year's cabinet members ended the season. Cafe D'amour created a romantic French setting for the couples who attended the Sweet- heart Dance, February 13, and danced to the ty music of Freddie Pearels Orchestra. During the intermission, Billie Burkepile was announced as the Queen elected by the student body. Sweetheart Queen, Billie Burkepile, SEATED, and her Group. Escorts are: B. Lehman, D. Freese, B. Hoffman court, STANDING left to right: Levell, P. Wallings- Houseman, Rector, B. Slough. Not pictured, Bill ford, A. Hockman, M. Hermes, C. Metzger, and J. Clark. 'Q 13 Q MODERN DANCERS INTERPRET ANCIENT DRAMAS The modern Dance Recital, Rlarch 24, was the interpretation of Lysistrata and Antigone. a greek comedy, and tragedy. A co-ed group, on November 11, demonstrated a dance at the Clark County Teachefs Meeting held at Shawnee High School. The GAA sponsored a master Dance Demonstra- tion on December 3. by hir. Charles Vleidman, a well-known New York dancer. A County Dance Festival was held on March 24. Girls participate in a square dance at the annual county dance festival. 1 I s Expressing comedy and tragedy through bodily movements proves to be a challenging experi- ence. Top left, Before performance the dancers make each other up to help establish their character on stage. Y Block N members seated, left to right, are: Ist ROW: M. Smith, T. Warren, Levell. VVelsheimer. N. Skillings. P. VVallingsford, R. Griest G. Chizmar. R. Heck. 2nd ROW: K. Kuhlwein, C. Pryor. M. L. Pfeifer. J. Schuler, P. Manion, Berner, S. Baker, S. Hoberty, B. Lewis. ROW' 3. J. Rader. Pencil. E. Nlassie, K. Keefer. S. Clark, Woolf, L. VVinkleman S. Eipper, C. Blevins. ROW 4: E. Scarbrough, C. Cheatwood, S. Bull, J Caplinger, C. Emory, YVells, B. Freese, K. Pencil, R. Frantz Block N Is Formed to Boost Spirit The Block MN was initiated this year by the cheerleading squad, to encourage cheering participation by the students. One of the projects to promote the Block N was an all sports dancefi given for the members of the football, basketball. baseball and track squads, and their dates on April 23 GROUPS SPCNSOR DANCES Lettered Students Moke Up Vorsity N The Varsity club is an organization for students who have earned a varsity letter in sports. They annually sponsor the Homecoming Dance. This year the Crescendos provided music for students and alumni. il Varsity N officers ALATED, left to right, are: Bonita Dill, Seng Harvey Helsel. Pres.,' Barbara Smith, Treas.,' Dave Freese, V. Pre5. Under Miss Krueger's training, these students, left to right. Shelia Bickle, Carolyn Scott. Connie Blevins, Judy Watson. and Susie Hobcrty. learn to check books out of the library and collect fines. Librarians. Evelyn Massie. Carolyn Hebble, jean Woolf, Jerry Clark, Candy Peterson, Kenny Gamble. joy Domer. and Georgianna Schwartz, assist with reference work and reshelving books. STUDENTS SERVE SCHOOL Sondra Lunsford. Robert VVood, Warren Ham- maker, Kenny Gamble, Daisy Dodson, and David Suver also serve their school, by performing the necessary duties of helping distribute and take care of the food which we devour everyday at Northwestem. TAPPING CEREMONY CAUSES MIXED EMOTIONS While robing juniors, Judy and Bob congratulated and reassured them. This year for the Hrst time, two adult members, Mr. Richard Brinkman and Mr. Ronald Peters, were inducted as honorary members into the Na- tional Honor Society. The society also inducted sixteen juniors who displayed outstanding qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Following the induction service on April 7, a tea was held for parents and friends in the school cafe- terra. 4 Ixt ROW left to right: Lynn Ransbottom, Judy Mc- Wells, Sue Kay Baugh. 3rd ROW: Jane McGillivray, Cown, Bonita Dill. Georgianna Schwartz, Joy Domer, Gary Jenkins, Jay Evans, Jim Frantz, Bob Kaffenbarger, Sharon Holman. 2nd ROW: Linda Pencil, Maridel jerry Clark, Dale Maxson, Jo Ellen Ransbottom. Hermes, Steve Swan, Fred Swan, Alice Hockman, Mary AT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTIONS If BACK ROW left to rlqht Mr Peters Sharon Bull Jerry Rector Mlke Rlley Jo Anne Rader NI'1r1lyn Sm1th Mr Brlnkman 2nd ROW Claxre Metzger Joyce Caphnger Barbara Smlth Karen Kuhlwem Patty Being tapped IS a dream rome true for own and Nhrllyn 7 Wallmqsford Jack Bonham FRONT ROW Larry Gundolf Roselyn Gnest Sara Krafft oan Page Merle Baker 19 Mother ls o Freshman Directed by Mr. Hill Robert YN'ood. in Charge of lighting. and stage manager, Kenneth Gamble: take care of lighting, acoustics, and other problems that occur. A kiss between Professor Michaels and Mrs. Abbott adds an air of ro- mance within the adult set at Pointer College. Right Sz below: Clive and Penelope agree and disagree. Ckiike Riley and Barbara Smlthl Ida, the maid CSharon Bullj and Miss Skillon CMnrilyn Smithl are shocked, when Penelope, the vicarls wife, greets Clive an old friend. .. '1 Fi- 50 Is Staged by Seniors Susan Abbott fSue Kay Baughl, Abigail Fortitude's daughter, quarrels with her boyfriend CBob Kaffenbarger over her infatua- tion with Professor Michaels. Trying to help her daughter in Pointer College. Abigail Fortitude Abbott CBonita Dill japplies for the Abigail Fortitude Scholarship to eliminate financial problems. Upon her arrival at Pointer, the nice-looking, wid- owed Mrs. Abbott finds herself falling in love with Professor Dan Nii- chaels CGary Jenkins land disturbing the tranquility and traditions of the quiet college. Juniors Present o Force . See How They Run . Directed by Mrs. Iddings Clive is assisted by Penelope's uncle. the Bishop QDave Piercej. 2 , A Russian spy tjoe Davisj captures the vicar fSteve Garloughl while Miss Skil- lon sleeps it off. Ida, what am I doing X here? Miss Skillon. an ec- ' centrie spinster. usually doesn't empty a bottle of sherry before bed. ALL CLASSES ARE REPRESENTED IN Biike Bryson. Doug Penril, and Jim Adams build Kahoonzfs hut on the beafh. Northwestern's chapter of The National Thespian Society played i'Gidget', February 18 and 19 to record audiences. Two informal in- itiations held during the year helped students attain membership. A day of recreation for all members and pledges came May 15 with a picnic at Troy Park. The Thespinn officers and their advisor diseuss stage setting. eostumes, and make up for Gidget, SEATED are Sue Kay Baugh. Prexidentg lklrs. Ann Iddings, advisor. STANDING are: Dave Freese. Treasurerg Alice Hockman, Secretary: and Steve Swan, Vice President. At left, Bonita Dill portrays Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Donna Hasting por- trays a teenager in the informal initia- tion of Thespians. wfgi THESPIAN PRODUCTION GlDGET ,...3' I , f., g 2 ,5, l 5-4 , r - Q-,- , . ....,., I - -..,,,...a- ' i Gidget Cust honors Mrs. Iddings, director. v l ,F Lord Hathaway I-lorry Clnrkl. Hot Shot lFrcd Swami. Moondoggic lDavc Frccsffl. :md Malibu Mac' CDoug Ducrj. rclzxx on the beach. fBelow, rightj Moondoggic and Gidgct CSuc Kay Baughj talk seri- ously on the moonlit bearh above the sound of the surf. f . 15..l Yfiffl in W 5. Georgianna and Billie help ,Ian and Fred ufquirc a Malibu sun tan. The girl's trio, De- anna Easterling, Bo- nita Dill. and Sharon Holman, helps Create the mood by singing Let's Get Away From It Allf' Swinging sounds filled the depot as the King Notes, Mike Riley, Wayne Kaffenbarger, Jay Evans, David Bower- meister, and Jerry Clark played. Piii' Travelers are assured that June is Busting Out All Over' by the girls, sextet, Jo Anne Rader, Sharon Bull, Joyce Cap linger, Linda Caplinger, janet Group and Patty Wallings ford. A German band consisting of, Rose Ann Ervin, Connie Hoover, Winston Ervin, and Beverly Hinkle, entertains the crowd at the depot. Sharon Bull relates in song her hopeless love for The Boy Next Door as she waits for her train. 54 Y OOM Gary McG1II1vray, a porter, exchanges qulps with Jay Evans tween acts. SHENANIGANS AT A MAKE BELIEVE DEPCJT ENTERTAIN AUDIENCE AT SPRING FOLLIES Richard Osborne and James Serviss Collaborate on Annual Musical Show INTERESTING EVENTS AND PEOPLE Ted Bumiller shows films of his experienees when he went By Jeep Around the Worldfl Nir. Universe. Bruce Randall, displays his form and abilities to students and faculty in a special assembly. hir. Blazer and lir. Lutz op- pose eaeh other and their donkeys at the Donkey Basket- Q ball Game. November 24. 'IA .Six i eo Bliss Freese ruts Cake at the surprise birthday party given by faliulty for Mrs' Shindler' Blaster of Nlodern Dance, Mr. Charles Weidman, dem onstrated his skill at the Modern Danee Symposium, 56 ENLIVEN YEAR Sharon Bull serenfacles Clanrers at thc mas Dance as she sings to the tunes Ervin's band, New personalities emerged ns Bentniks had their day at Northwestern on fNI:1rCh 25, at the Beatnik Ball. The typical Northwestern hcutnik is portrnyecl hy Bill Clark. f ity. 7 , i, , ..a .K Q I, .4 9 Klr. Harold Jenkins. rerently made Clerk of the S1llUOl Boxxrcl and S1 in charge of nmintc-ngtnre. helps part of the Cafeteria floor in prcp.1r the rernoclcling that was dont- this ye 57 t X CUTSTANDING STUDENTS Left, Janet Group is presented with the Sophomore School Spirit award. Jerry Rector accepts the National Honor S0- ciety Athletic Trophy. Mr. Peters presents the Babe Ruth Sports- manship Awards to Carolyn Scott and Alan Wallingsford, elected by the student body. Claire Metzger and Bob Warren are the two students chosen by the junior class for School Spirit awards. Bill Slough is awarded the School Spirit medal by Mr. Griest, his sophomore advisor. 58 ARE RECOGNIZED V Sara Krafft, chosen as representative to go to Cincinnati VVorld Af- fairs Institute. Gerald Rector. selected to attend Rotary Club luncheons as Student Rotarian of the Month. Mr. Long awards the Bausch-Lomb Science Award to Jerry Clark. Also competing for the award were CL. to RJ james Frantz, Mari- del Hermes, Joy Domer, and Mary Vfells. CL. to R.l Awards go to Carolyn Scott for seven consecutive years of perfect attendance. Sara Krafft for fifth place in District State Scholarship Test, and Judith McCown for outstanding service to Northwestern's library, Joy Domer, winner of D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. James Frantz, winner of the Alumni Scholarship to WVittenberg University. Below: john Yowler, Hrst place in the Clark County Plowing Contest. Lynn Ronsboffom Homecoming Queen Cand1dates, nommated from the followmg organizations: Band, F.F.A., F.H.A., F.T.A., G.A.A., Independents, and Varsity HN , formed the court for Queen Lynn, who was nominated by Independents and elected by the student body. f-A The FFA. Queen. a senior girl. was I1OlI1iI'18.tEd and vlected by ilu' I .F,A. c'l'1L1ptC1'. Donna Hosting F. F. A. Queen 0179 X77 I , . 521 in ' ' J ,B F154 iw- X .,. . N eng, ,.. , , ' 1 W- 115' ' Q 11+ 'i Tina I , if -NWIESAQ 4 , Q 4, 1 f -,Q ,Mk Jan K ' .. 1 'W Q f 5 ' sag, Q V 5 . Q 515' l ,, ,Kg W, 'AU VZ, I 44 32 4 ? Q ,I Mk F. K J E J' Z A ' iff: , ag, ff? f ,as 4- ' ' f Sf Joan Page Prom Queen Five Junior girls were nominated by their classmates to be candi- dates for the 1960 prom queen. Joan Page was elected by the junior claws to reign at the prom. X J' 2 '2?f?'-Q' T53 . J, ff JEL' ' au' ' ff .JD a '1 if it M '-wf -it f 2' - 1: 1- 1 Xe A--. - , A , Mk- .' , A f f 'ws . ,. ,436 4 . .,:: k v Q: Eff' sm f -D, - . HAS A RCMAN TIC SETTING . . . '-.ps .. V X , 1 ,- ii Ji 0 X1 I, . g. ' ' I r . .' fx R x It W- 'si -X '. Juniors present Mrs. Benedict with a sift certificate for her assistance in decorating for the big event. 1- 1- ffx N- R xv il, HAWAIIAN PARADISE Q1 , -x V O . .VI 5 -x ' ,, 1 All 'f-5? 'SWS q-.4 Q Q 1960 Queen Ioan Page is crowned by 1939 Queen Worecn Kecnen Prom Oueen om Piet ind har court loft to right Pit IN allinqsford oyfe Schuler. Claire Metzeer. .ind Joyce Caplinger receixe the applause of the juniors and seniors. ,5nl NVi bbw YN Wx 'WMWQM M 'I r KI . A wi t u-A if A V. V ., h Q Q A 1. fl , w .gil Q ,,- A I - Y I 1 . A . ' - ff r age-y1 l 1 4 1 1 1'm .' , - 1 'S ' X f - -. Xl ' xi' xi, W . 1 A f ' f ',,, 'A 1. w :F 1 ' , -H alf 'ix .: . ,l, , i XS ., ' . ' E 5' 4: 2-E51 Qi Af? W Nw .1 -s f sf .143 .M 44-., K .Q A Q, ,..' J.Q.,,- .xg . I , 1. . 43 1. ,S 4, , A c' 5, fi 1 .4 , '. v lf - 6' ,' ' ' 'I ,- jzlilt-'f li .5 - Q if , 'CV '- -U F? 'i' . f: ,, -,'jq . 1 S' . 'Q 'A ox - ' I - flfx 'QQ' 'wifi f 5 I ' 4 , . ' . I 1 U 1,-,,-.' .f, .-1, , v Y v ' . 1 vw 1' Vw' A 1: - a A J W ,j.Q,'f.' j1xg:gQJ1 -- 3 , ' T 4 - '.-,.w1,-'ffwf'-' ,N PN- . f ' ' P et K,,,A'1a.A 'A :,z- ' X . .' '1f'sT1i1:gx-,'?l f,Q:A' V A ' ' ' .N-A! I ,J ,- 'fs M-5.. l-1, . -Q' 1 J, .. , ' . '1. ' Jar ' K , Juli, . ?'Tf :-1 A' . hE1 f.'. v- f, , ,' 1 11. 'N 1 'g+w: 'S fm' ff' vagal? PECDPLE AND CURRICULUM WE SALUTE THE CLASS OF 1 960 Three straight A students, jim Frantz. Jerry Clark and Nlaridel Hermes tied for first place in the class and thus berame Valedirto- rirms at Commencement. Joy Domer KSEATED, leftj next in rank became Salutatorian. Interested friends and relatives watch the entrnnre of graduating seniors, Niay 31. Five girls were induflvd into the National Honor Soricty as honorary me-mlwrs. 'I'hc'y arc, left to right, lsahvl Shaffer, Betty Circle-. Norm-n Krcncn, Billie Burkvpilc. and Carolyn Scott. The big moment finally arrives. Our photouraphcr cxxlflics Iliff smiior Class oflfircrs in an infornml cliwus- sion. They arc. left no right. Betty Cirflv. YYVFIIXIAVFYQ Frbd Swim. Vice Previrlenrf Nirigt Eguvr. Se'rwtary,' :md Terry Scott. P7151-I!t'7lf. BILLIE BURKEPILE Sweetheart Queen 4: F.T.A. 3.4: GA..-X. 2,341 Oficer 4: Class Play Production 3: Class Play 4g Varsity UN 4g Smoke Signal Staff 4: Cho- rus 3,4g Thespian Produc- tion 4: Modern Dance 2.3: Follies 3,45 Librarian 35 Of- fice Assistant 4: Glee Club 1. JERRY CLARK National Honor Society 3.41 Thespians 41 Scholarship Team 1,2351-I Bowling -4: Librarian 3,43 Smoke Signal Staff 4: Thespian Play 42 Class Play 43 Dance Band 41 N.CA, Foreign Relations Project Candidate 3g F.T.A. 3.4: Pep Cluh 2: Valedic- torian 4. RENETA CLICK Glee Club l: Class Play Pro- duction 3: Student Secre tary 4: Banking Cashier 3. JOYCE COTTRELL Chorus 2: Clee Club li Stu- dent Secretary 4. 71 X . Yziryi JOYCE BRITCHER 45 Perfect Attendance 2. ELIZ.-XBETII CIRCLE Class Officer 43 F.T.A. 3.4g Scholarship Tezun 1.2.31 Office Assistant 4: Class Play Production 3.4: Typing Award 2. EILEEN CIQLTICE Glee Club 1: Perfect Attend- ance 2.3: Student Secretary 4. GAA. 1.2.31 Pep Club 2 Bowling 2.3.41 Varsity N 'Q-J QS. , . Hqfff an .if DOUGLAS DUER F.T.A. 4: Officer 4: Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 1,3,4: Dance Band 4: Warrior Staff 4: Class Play 3.45 Thespian Play 4: Follies 1,2,3,45 Thespians 4: Football 2. DIXIE CUMMINGS Glee Club lg Student Secre- tary 4. JOY DOMER National Honor Society 3,4g Chorus Accomp. l,2.3,4: F.T.A. 3,4g G.A.A. 2.3,4g Follies 1,2,3,4: Scholarship Team 2,3,4: Modern Dance 2,3,4: Librarian 2,3,4: Wlar- rior Staff 4: Pep Club 2: DAR Good Citizenship Award 4g Y.F.C. 4: Con- cessions Nlanager 4: Var- sity HNI' 4: Salutatorian 4. ws! BONITA DILL National Honor Society 3,41 Cheerleader l,2,31 Chorus l,2,3,4g Homecoming At- tendant 4: Prom Attendant 3: Class Play 3,43 Warrior Staff 4: Varsity NU 3,4g Officer 4: Follies 1,2,3,4g Thespians 4: Class Officer lg F.T.A. 3g Office Assist- ant 2,3g Girlls Trio 3,4, JOYCE DICK Glee Club 1: Thespian Production 4: Class Play Production 3: Student Sec- retary 4: Banking Cashier 3.4. I PATRICK DE SOUZA VIVIAN EIDEMILLER Basketball 3.4: Track 3.4: Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 3,4 Bowling 4: Perfect Attend- Y.F.C. 4. ance 3,45 Chorus 4. 72 VN INSTON ERVIN Band 1 2 3 4 Brass uar 'J Follies 1 9 3 4 sity 'N 3 4 Dance Band l,'7,3,4. Orchestra 4, Ger man Band 4' Bowling 4' Sports Manager 2. JAMES FRANTZ National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 4 Officer FT X 3 4 Presi ent F.T.A. Constitution Com- mittee 3, Valedictorian 4. 'S 3 DEANNA EASTERLING C orus 234 FTA 34 FHA 193 Glee Club 1 Fo ies 1 2 3 4 Girls rio , Pep C ub 2 C ass Play Production 3,4-g X.F.C. 'Q QN MARVIN FLORY F F A 1 9 3 4 Scholarship team 3 Projectiomsts 3 4 Industrlal Arts Club 4 Of freer 4, F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team. DARRELL FOSTER F.F..A. l.2.3,4. M JAY EVANS National Honor Society 3,4g Thespian Play 4g Dance Band 1.2.3,-l-g Baseball 1,4g Football 1,2g Chorus 1,'2, 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2g Thespians 3,4g Follies 1.2.3,-1-g Class Play Production 43 Track 1,4: F.T.A. 3.4: Baseball Man- ager 3. Bringing the vocational testing and guid- ance service of the Ohio State Employment Service to Northwestern, Mrs. Russel talks to Doug Duer. W N NICIA EGGER Class Oflicer 2.3.41 Chorus 2,3,4: Follies 2.3.4: G..-X..A. 2,3,4: Bowling 2,3.4g F.T.A. 3,4g Smoke Signal Staff 4: Pep Club 2, Cheerleading 4: F.F.A. Queen 3: Home- coming Attendant 4, Prom Attendant 3: Posture Con- test 2 5 County F.F..A. Queen 3. DAVID FREESE Football 2.3,4g Basketball 1,2,3.4: Baseball 1.4: Track 2,3,4g Varsity N 3,45 Thespian 3,4: Chorus l,2, 3,4g Thespian Play 45 Class Play Production 3,41 Follies 3,43 Band 1.2: F.F..-X. 1.2: F.T..A. 3.4: Varsity HN Of- ficer 45 Thespian Othcer 4. 'I ll 4,.alQ VT SHARON HOLMAN YN'arrior Editor 45 National Honor Society 3.4: Chonis 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Scholar- ship Team 2.3: Thespians 3,-lg WVarriorettes 2.3.45 Per- fect Attendance 1.2.3.4: Modern Dance 2.3.42 Thes- pian Play 3.4: Cirl's Trio 3,4: Prince of Peach Con- tcst 3. ALICE MAE HOCKNIAN National Honor Society 3,45 Thcspians 3.4: Ofhcer 4: Chorus l.2,3,4g G.A.A. 2.3.41 Officer 2: Follies 1.2, 354g Varsity N 4: Sweet- heart Attendant 3.4: Class Play 3.45 Thcspian Play 45 Class Officer 1.2: Warrior Asst. Ed. 4g Librarian 3. Q JAMES HOUSEMAN Basketball 2.3.41 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 253.41 Varsity N 2.3.41 Industrial Arts Club 2.35 Smoke Signal Staff 4: Class Officer 3. DONNA HINKLE Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Follies 3.45 Perfect Attend- ance 152,45 Typing Award 2,35 Class Play Production 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Librarian 45 Pep Club l. 75 tux ROBERT HOFFMAN Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1.2,4: Varsity NH 43 Band l,2,35 Projectionist 2,3.4g Baseball 1.4: F.T.A. 3: Cho- rus lg Follies 35 Class Play 35 Librarian, 1. JOHN HOGAN Bowling 35 Lunch room worker 2, ROBERT HUENKE Perfect .Attendance 1: Bowl- ing 35 Industrial Arts Club l,2,3,4. WAYNE HERRING Transferred fzom Springfield High School 4 Knot pic- turedj. vl- JERRY o FT Chorus Smoke Slgnal Staff 45 Football 1. JUDITH MCCOWN National Honor Society 3 4 Chorus 2,3,4g Librarian 2,3,4g Warriorettes 2g Clee Club lg F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3g Follies 2,3,4g Modem Dance 2,3,4g Pep Club 2. THOMAS MULKEY DOUGLAS PENCIL Projectionist 2,3.4g Chorus Chorus 4: Track 2g F.F.A. 4g Industrial Arts Club l,2,3,4gOff1cer 4. 2,3,4: Smoke Signal Staff 4. 77 CHARLES MERROW P e r f e c t Attendance l,2,4g Football lg Track 1.2,3,4g Varsity U 2,3,4. MARY MORRIS Nlodern Dance 2g F.T.A. 4, Student Secretary 4. FLOYD MASSIE JR. Football l,2.3,4Z Track l,'2.3,4g Baseball 1,2,4g Basketball 1,25 Varsity UN' 2,3,4g Bowling 3,4g F.T.A. 3,4g Class Play Production 3,43 Thes- pians 4, Smoke Signal Staff 4: Industrial Arts Club 1,25 Chorus 4. JANE McCILLIVRAY National Honor Society 3,45 Scholarship Team 1,2g Office Asst. 45 War- riorettes 3, Smoke Sig- nal Staff 45 Perfect At- tendance l,2. 3 Y f GEORGIANNA SCHWARTZ National Honor Society 3,45 Thespians 354g Chorus 1525 3545 Prom Attendant 35 Class Play 45 Production 35 Thespian Play 3545 Warrior Staff 4 5 Follies 253,45 F.T.A. 45 Librarian 2,45 G.A,A. 2,35 F.H.A. 2535 Pep Club 3. X CAROLYN SCOTT School Spirit 2,35 Home- coming Attendant 45 G.A.A. 15253545 officer 3,45 Sweet- heart Attendant 35 Varsity Nu 3,45 Thespians 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Officer 45 Thespian Play 45 Class Play 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,253 Bowling 253545 Librarian 3,4. LARRY SINCLAIR JUANITA SMITH F.F.A. 1,253,45 F,F,A, Offi- Chorus 1.253542 Perfect At- cer 35 Projectionist 253,45 tendance 15 Follies 15253545 Smoke Signal Staff 4. Class Play Production 4. 79 ISABEL SHAFFER Chorus 253,45 G,A.A. 1525 3,45 Officer 45 Follies 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Varsity UN 3545 Student Council 35 Li- brarian 1,2535 Pep Club 25 Bowling 154. ROBERT SELLARS Varsity NU 253,45 Bowling 35 Sports Manager 25 Pro- jectionist 3. in? TERRY SCOTT Perfect Attendance 1,2 5 F.T.A. 2.3541 Basketball 1.2. 3,45 Baseball 152,33 Football 1.2,3.-1-1 Track 1.2.31 Class President l.2,3,4: Varsity N 3 4 jg-1 5, lb CHARLOTTE VINCE Modern Dance 2: F.T.A. 45 Student Secretary 4. I N.- DONNA THACKERY Rfodern Dance 2,3541 Follies 25 Glee Club 15 Librarian 1,35 Chorus 2,35 F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 3. FREDERICK SWAN National Honor Society 3,41 Thespians 3,41 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2,45 War- rior Staff 4: Chorus 1,2.3,4: Student Council 1, Bowling 1,2,3,4: F.T.A. 3,45 Golf 3,45 Prince of Peace 35 STEPHEN SWAN National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 3, OfHcer 35 F.T.A. 354, Bowling 1,-2, 3,45 Golf 3,45 Class Play 3,4g Thespian Play 3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Warrior Staff 4: Follies l.2,3,45 Prince of Peace 35 Perfect LINDA TYREE Transferred from Spring- field High 4. Follies l.2,3,4, Perfect At- tendance 4. . 1' Attendance l,4. f EUGENE SPANGLER DONNA STEELE RAY STARR Perfect Attendance 25 Cho- Perfect Attendance 1.2531 F.F.A. 3,45 Ofiicer 45 Band rus 45 F.T.A. 3,43 Follies 4g Chorus 1.2.3545 Follies 152, 3,45 Follies 3,45 Dance Band Projectionists 3,4. 3,45 Y.F.C. 45 officer 4. 3,45 Orchestra 4. ALAN HARRY LEROY VVALLINGSFORD WEAVER, JR. Chorus 3: Basketball 2,3,4g F.F.A. 1.25 Junior Achieve- Baseball 2,3,-4-g Football 3g ment4. Bowling 4g Varsity N 2,3.4g Student Council 35 Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4g Officer 35 Sadie Hawkins King 3. -I in MARY EDITH YVELLS National Honor Society 3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Scholarship Team 2.33 Chorus 2.3.41 Follies 2.3.-4: Librarian 3: F.T.A. 3.4: Y.F.C. Ofhccr 4g National The-spians 4: Thespian Play Production 4. ROBERT CHARLES XVOOD Industrial Arts Club 1.23.41 Class Play Production 3,41 Perfect Attendance 3: Bowl- ing 25 Lunch Room Worker 4. EVANGELINE WINKLEMAN Glee Club 1: Class Production 3,4. Play MARILYN YOUNG F.I-I.A. 2.3.42 F.H.A. Ofiicer 3.4: Homecoming Attendant 41 G.A.A. 2.3.4g Varsity HN 4g F.T.A. 3.45 Chorus 4: Volleyball 2.3.41 Basketball 2,3g Softball 2,3. RON A ARLEEN JOHN X OWN LER X -XRGER Perfect attendance ,-, So t ba 1. A12 Seniors control concessions to make money for class trip. dv' Left to Right. Bob YN'arren, Prev, Claire Metzger. See., Merle Baker, V. Pres., Joyce Schuler. Treat., Advisor, Mr. Hill. m TEMPO QUICKENS The Juniors undertook several fund raising projects in order to sponsor the Junior-Senior Proni. A candy sale in the fall, a Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the sale of Christmas gift wrappings were Junior class activities. Juniors also sold Northwestern pennants and shakers at pep meetings. Tru Algren Judy Berner Joyce Caplinger Larry Finch QC'-3 .,,.1. Linda Armentrout Harry Berry Ann Channell Judy Fisher Top To Bottom Q 1 M6 a Rick Bailey Alan Baker Kferle Baker Sally Baker David Bare V B ' Connie Blevins Jack Bonham Sharon Bull Patricia Burcham Bill Callison 1 5 J,- . fwfary Circle Joe Davis Kenneth Dingledine Carol Donnelly Steve Field Y - l x ' 'I 25- ,. , 7 ' f Q , . 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Lewxs Clalre Metzger QR Steve GFICSCY Pat K tffcnbarger Bob Lmder Warren Mxller 395, Oh.. ff-5 Ban 'CJ' 'R' 2 Roselyn Gr1est Sharon Kauffm1n Barbara Lorton Norman Moore OX 'wx Y or1d1 Croup Robe rt Reefer Peggy M 1n1on Robert 'Wangle np- .304- v's-r David Fout Rick Fuller Larry Gundolf Sara Krafft wmes 'VIcL1ughl1n jo An Ott QV vm ,XD 1 gr' Rebecca Freese Janet Fyffe Susie Hoberty Karen Kuhlwein Larry 'Vleek oan Page F o :SWG ,mam 7-35 Q51 vw' H J , I If J . . Y . . . I ' 5 Z? , J 1 f . - ' V 1. - 1 7-et ki , V f I, 5 . , lg xv! . 1 d l f ,.,, lf, L12 . , , .av ' R 3, - , , , 1 1 7 .. . , . L K . - K .Jw B ' ' 1 C .2 ' V p . Te, , V, K' ' . u ' , 6 S Q. , V ,w Nh 1 my M ,A .Ei 5 :L , r ' ' ' ' xl f 1. ' 5 x- K -...... ' an 5 T' . x vw K, ' ga ,f Q 7 . .' E, ' ' . ,A A' fl fa Q- . K :H an ' 51 , 1 v V G if . r fu- -. - , ' ' 1 - . L 'Q' W vfl' In 1 sn' ' s ' I f 1 X R r V V A 'HE' Q ,1 ff M o 4 , S - .1 , f . ,Y , . , . J 'H' , K ' 5' f Q N ' . 4 , . v 4 . Q , ,,. ,, P ' V mf p ' by f f R-fx t or ff , y' Fw l- . 5 M' 'A Y T.. ,,, ,S 5 . - J I fl J' , . .' 4: 4? jf JJ - .. l ' : - gr, -iw 1 ', t ' ' -f.-, - ,, . . k QQ W, ' ' Q 4 ' Y 1 ,-. , 2 fy A , . A 'Liif2Cff'EJ' f f-'-'.'- ' r ,, . . l lm Top To Bottom Judy Parker Edward Rader Mike Riley Marilyn Smith Dale Widener NEW CHALLENGES Sharon Patton Jo Anne Rader Robert Riley Dick Smith Beverly Wilson D 5. f -:J t':-We 4 Wwe A W Qui Aw , if x ,rt f R it ,fc Tv. . on W M ,ny Q an 3, , i pst 4' , Q up iff? David Pierce Jerry Rector Joyce Schuler David Suver Roger Wood ' sr or P E r P. we yyilt A ', i ii i ' Dale Sheets Pat Wallingsford Monte Zinn ? if i ' A we . Aff Q Q- is staff Judy Shoup Bob Warren im Vince fn C V' I Lib'---.. un1ors learn by apprenticeship on yearbook Ann Skelton Eddie Watson K Barbara Smith Steve Wert aku' A s to - , 41:1 -no ' fra- s ,fr 1,45 W if l A.. .f Not Pictured Donald Baldwin Edwin Hartman Carolyn De Ford Sondra Lunsford Rebecca De Ford Harry Trego Gary Grimm Louis Wyen Vernon Alexander Richard Ayres Sandra Baldwin S' Jim Bamhart Q.. Sherrill Beard Daniel Bisker . if Rebecca Brown ' Robert Bryson f 1 - Shirley Burr ff in Linda Caplinger ei 1 I' David cmtfaeld 4 , Carol Cheatwood 3? I' I 1 Left to Right: Kristan Mast, Sec., Richard Ayres, Pres, Bill Slough, Vice Pres., Mary Lou Pfeiffer, Treas. The Sophomores evinced strong school spirit by handling the sale of scarfs labeled Northwestern lVarriors and pencils printed with the 1960 football schedule. Selling Christmas candy was an- other Sophomore project. Financ- ing a travel club and saving for next year's prom expenses are the Sophomores' goals. COMING FRCDM JUNIOR HIGH SOPHOMORES Larry Davidson James Davis Wlilma Dillard Larry Duer Sue Eiper Cheryl Emory Barbara Errett John Evans Gary Fenton Rachel Frantz Carolyn Geis Tom Glass Jack Grimm Janet Group James Haughcy George HL-lable Karen Keeler Joan Levell Sandra Lundsford Steve Hoberty Stephen Kadul Richard Kaffenbarger Steve King Evelyn Mussie Nellie Mathews Kristin lkiast Robert Maxson Gary MctGillivray Mary Jo Mclntire Sammy Mulkey Leonard Murphy Gary Nlyers Jerry Nc-her Linda Oyler June Pencil Left to right: 4' l x l 've w- H if A 'fs Q - fx: E -i ' .. L 2 -+A 1' .,- ' .::- f W W I gtg? -w I 7.-.., K ' L y if is , ' :ff H ' E ' .f.eifiif?i? A - ' e Ai ,, ll 91 y 5 4. 19 A 1 X A ,V IN ..- 'iff -if I K 4.1, i - j - 1 ' -suv 'Q w fy F, Z 47 K lx A E'-' X 'E j E N Az. E f - K' if , ' A L va ua D 1+ Q E , , an' UM I :Mb n N. , Q - , - 'L' X i y , tiff , a- ' fr - E fi I 9 -. arm nj, hi 'E lr is W K L k', k i i P. 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Back to Front: Bass Viol, Monte Zinn, Candice Peterson, Sue Eipper. Ray Starr, Beverly Pencil Doug Duer. Kenny Gamble, Nfike Bryson. Winston Ervin. Nancy Eipper. David Pfeiffer. Connie Hoover. Rozannf Harvey, Betty Downing. Beverly Hinkle, Karen Keefer, Rebecca johnson, Sharon Trego, Joyce Snider, Naomi Clip- Ervin, Patricia YYaterson. Grace Chizmar. Verna Lee Grau pinger. Linda Lightle. Riarilyn Smith. Norene Keenen. Mike man. Linda Stewart. Linda Pencil. Shelia Bickle. Mars Riley. Lee Harvey, Rollie Grauman, Alan Baker, Gary Waterson. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM GROWS During the year the band under the fine direction of Mr, Richard Osborne. participated in various school activities. They presented half-time shows at all football games and performed at several basket- ball games. Members of the combined band and or- chestra accompanied the chorus at the Christmas festival and a few of the rnembers fomied dance and jazz bands. both of which performed at the annual spring follies. The orchestra concluded the vear in playing at the bacculaureate and commencement ex- ercises. CHORUS PRESENTS FORMAL CONCERT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. JAMES SERVISS On April 22. the choir of Northwestern High School held a formal concert. presenting six sacred and nine secular pieces showing the inliuence of ancient music on modern music. Gther performances included participation in the Thanksgiving assembly. commencement program. and a taped perfomiance on radio at Christmas. MARY KRUEGE English III. Latin I,II, Librarian ...sp-I' HAROLD GRIEST Typing I,II, F.T.A. Advisor Attendance Officer TEACHERS ARE KEPT BUSY RALPH HILL Plane Geometry Algebra LH Advanced Math Playing hookey 15 rough with Mr Griest as our attendance officer A familiar sight MISS Krueger filing material for reference. Here we End Mr Hill in the familiar situation of grading math papers after school HERBERT LUTZ Government, World History, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach ANN IDDINGS English III, Iv, Journalism, Speech W Inspecting the new science equipment proves so inter- esting that Mr. Long forgets to go home. Mr. teachers, Mr, Willeke, left, and Mr. Sayre, right, experi- ence in grading Vo Ag. stu- dents. This tense scene is only one of many enacted under the direction of Mrs. Iddings in speech class. lb RICHARD JOHN OLIVER KEITH BRUM OSBORNE Sociology Vocational Band, Orchestra Psycology, Agriculture American History, Biology BOTH DURING SCHOOL . . . Mr. Osborne is writing up a. boogie-woogie beat for the swinging follies. Mr. Oliver is caught in a man to man discussion with sophomore boys at noon. Brum gives student Mr. Lutz tries to convince seniors that government is important. VIRGINIA JAMES PAYNE DOROTHY CHARLES SLOUGH Industrial Arts, STRATTON LEACH Home ECOr10miCS Mechanical Office Practice, World Geography, Drawing Shorthand I,II, Driver Education, Typing I Physical Education, Football Coach AND AFTER SCHOOL Mrs. Slough sets good ex- MARGIT HESKETT Physical Education, Senior Science, General Math, Modern Dancing TW? ample for future home- makers. Here we Hnd Mrs. Heskett and Mr. Leach discussing the problems which arise from sharing the gym. Mr. Payne stays after school to clean and check shop machinery for the next day. The school counts on Miss Stratton and her office prac tice class for its mimeo- graphed material. IMPORTANT PEOPLE SERVE NORTHWESTERN Our cooks, Miss Freeze, Nlrs, Schindler, and Mrs. Worthington, not only serve us appetizing meals daily, they prepare special ban- quets and dinners for us. We erin Count On their loyal sup- port at all school e-vents. .-ff LT.-A W A.,..,-. I -w--T. A Y v-s. Paul Jones, the night custodian. Dan lNIeGillivray and Ralph Fredrick are three men that serve the people of Northwestern end- lessly in countless ways. XVe depend on them to keep our school clean, provide the rooms with heat, Fix hroken equipment, and do many other odd jobs. Here, we find them relaxing as they pose for our Northwestern' camera. ii Q Q ADMINISTRATICN OCCUPIED WITH COCRDINATING AND Harold Jenkins, Martin Garner, Richard Good, Harold Dresher, Nlerrill Swan, Dorothy Stewart, and Marw'in Borst, Members of Northwestern's Local Board of Education, are designated by the State of Ohio to be responsible for the conduct of educational af- fairs delegated to the Northwestern Local School District. DIRECTING SCHOOLS RONALD L. PETERS Principal The offire of Mr. Peters is the nerve Center of our svhool. Here, he Contacts a parent via telephone in solving an urgent problem. XZ, s D.-XRL DEAN Exevutive Heglcl Mr. Dc-am dictates to sehool secrenuy. E ther Kaffenbarger. K. 'N N 4,3 fxG3'f1'3.o3j W1 Qlwiwgwiwfw S 'll -:rs lwxwlwl fx ,,-'- -- 'S W. , W4 5 -'J lik: O L ' V A -u w' . I Q! Ngkx ' D 1,1-.'ffr'f1l4 r .rr - ,r - -,, rfmg.. Nlh v A x .vnyn but .1-Jx:,y. - I Qi . , ,I V ' - 1 N 1 ,. A13 V ' A ii 1 f s 4 'w 1' WAN 'fmiimff ifwwgvmwimvj 4' 'N ...... 1 'H JUNICJR HIGH V 'xl . -4.5 f.g:r: I . .4., , , , . , , ' . ' , ffgx- v.' ' ,Q if . V A- K i' ' ' til, 1 M' 4 , .,,w .N 2 , . gk Q ' 'vm . -L X.. N I QW, 1' rv, 1 ' -' ' 1, JZ . ' , ? j '1 '. . ,ygfiu ,A ..r , ' 1-- fu , ' ' I . .5 QUAK.: I Vi'- , w, R SUCCESS CROWNS EFFORTS OF LITTLE f. .AA , LAM.. ...L 4- ROW I: D. Trego. XV. lVoolf. M. Grimm. Morris. M Hinkle, D. Baugh, R. Parker, D. Hupp, W. Biekle, E. Taber D. Albert. M. Crabtree. YY. Morris, RON' 2.' D. Dunlap coach. D. Keifer lNIgr.. L. Skinner, P. Lake. B. WVooclhouse L. Pziker. L. Guthrie. L. Dickerson, XV. YVells. R. Pfeiffer, G. McFarland. L. lN1eFarland. G. Baker, S. Funderberg, J Reserve Cheerleaders. STANDING left to right: B. Pierce, C. VVidener, L. Hoberty. KNEELINC: Thomas, B. Burnett. Evans, S. Warren, L. Bickle, J. Parker, D. Linkinhoker. J. Brown Mgr. ROW 3: L. Manion. Graham, Wloolf, B. Carlyle. S. Trego, YV. Creider. S. YVoolf. Cron, P. Bietzger, P. Hoover, P. Metzger, Briteher, L. Funderberg, H. Elliott, R. Good. Asst. Coach. Junior High Football Record Improves Having the best Junior High record for many years. the Little XVarriors displayed a well rounded ball club. Entering tournament play, the Little lVarriors defeated Mechanics- burg. Possum. and Greenon. Fiehting a hard game they lost to Olive Branch to lose the tournament. Soon these Little lVarriors will be fighting to help the Northwestern High School lVarriors to continue to bring victories home. WARRIORS ON FIELD AND COURT FOOTBALL RECORD IVE THEY Sept. 24 Southeastern I8 O Oct. I Meehanirshiirq I6 0 Oct. I5 Olive Branch 40 0 Oct. I9 Greenon 6 0 Oct. 22 Northeastern 0 12 Ort. 29 Graham 0 forfeit M.R.V.L. JR. HIGH TOURNAMENT IVE THEY Mechanicsburg . .. . . . 36 22 Possum ....... . . . 31 24 Greenon ....... . . . 33 30 Olive Branch . . .. . 37 46 Leonard drives in to raise the score. Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: T. Toland, A. Goode, P. YN'aterson, S. Hoffman. K. XVert: mzisrot. little Miss Goode. 3 ,mar-1 Varsity team, left to right: Jim Britcher. Paul Metzger. Richard Leonard. George Keller, Tom Burley. Jack lkiorris. Coach K. Dunlap. Bfgr. Robert Parker, Mike Hinkle. WViIliam Krafft, lYilliam Fuller. Rifhard Bziuqh. Danny Schuler, and Joe Ayres. KNEELING, left to right: Robert Rector, David Thomas, Paul Hoover, Gerald McFarland. SECOND erburg. Gerald Baker, William Carlyle, Samuel Trego Jan Evans, Larry Dickerson, Bily YVells, Asst. Coach R ROW: Mgr. Ricky Slough. Phillip Metzger, Douglas Good. Ransbottom, Joe Wolf, Larry McFarland, Sandy Fund- - - RESERVE RECORD Reserves Tram for Varsity THEY WE Greenon . . . 9 16 The Reserves of the Little Warriors displayec Reid 39 37 a real eagerness for basketball by winning eight hcfrtheastcm ' 19 23 out of nine games this year.. Olive Branch .... . . . 36 31 Possum ,..... 21 34 Mechanicsburg 24 25 Rockway ...... . . . 13 41 Southeastern . 16 64 Enon ...... . . . 22 38 Varsity Fights for Victories Having the best Junior High record for many In a tense moment, reserve team and coach plan the years, the Little Wlarriors displayed a well rounded HCXI IDOVC- ball club. Soon these Little Warriors will be North- western High School 1Narriors, fighting to bring home more victories. VARSITY RECORD THEY WE Greenon . .. .. . 36 21 Reid ........ . . . 35 37 Northeastern .... . . . 28 36 Olive Branch .... , . . 24 25 Possum .,..,.. . . 22 26 Mechanicsburg . . . . . 38 29 Rockway ...,., . . . 15 55 Southeastern . . . . . . 22 56 Graham ..... . . . 27 40 Bob Rector Paul Hoover Paul Metzger and Rlchard Leonard catch practxce H185 BASEBALL SCHEDULE .DL THEY WE In playmg Jr H1gh baseball the boys learn baslc funcla Ohx e Branch Reld Rockway Possum ROW I Kenny jenkms B1l1y Caryle Doug Ransbottom Joe Woolf ROW 2 Bob Rector Ph1l Metzger Gary Severt Gerald Mc Farland Paul Metzger ROW 3 Rxcky Slough Steve Wolf Jack Morrls Larry McFarland M Dunlap ROW 4 Mxke Henkle Paul Hoover Mike Stewart Joe Ayres Dan Schuler Rlchard Leo nard Dxck Baugh George Keller mentals of the game, and gam xaluable expemence needed for H1gh School actlon BASEBALL TEAM SHOWS ENTHUSIASM , Q' .... 4- 7 ' , ' ' ........... 3 2 ' ' I 5 9 Northwestern .... 5 0 , , l'. .sa , V A' 103 The girls' sextet. left to rirzhtz Kathy Skillinas. Virginia Smith, Patty Waterson. Sherry Hoffman, Harriet WViekert and Rose Ann Ervin, practices with Mr. Serviss. ROW I, left to right: B. Adams. E. Ericson. P. Bald- win, S. Sellers, G. Miller, Wlhitehead, B. Wade D. Jarkson. B. Smith. hir. Serviss. ROW 2: S. Hoff- man. T. Tackette, D. Moore. YV. Hise, F. Lough B. Stewart. C. Geron. Stone, N. Stevens. Snider. P. Group. L. Rankin. ROW 3: P. Houseman, D Baker. Thomas, L. Hoberty. P. Shaffer, S. Robin- son, C. Mast, B. YVesterfield, B. Lawless, Hawk J. Holman. ROW 4: M. Coffman. P. Gruse, S. Flory S. Parkin, A. Crow. D. Bowman, R. Riley, L. Sinclair R. Johnson, S. Wilson, Butts. C. Evilsizor. BI Krafft, V, Errett. J During the show. staged as a rehearsal, art students con- tinued work on scenery while the music groups sang. danced. and pantomimed. In the mixed chorus are, seated left to right, ROW I: Mr. Serviss. Director. Kay Moore. Cindy Carmicheal. Jane Dresher. Niarlene Fuller, Connie Hoover, Sherry Hoffman. Beverly Hinkle. Carol Keefer, Sharon Trego. Betty Downing, Carolyn Dyke, Judy Marsh. ROW 2: Harriet Weikert, Jo Ellen Pritchard. Linda Grieser, Shir- ley Stevens. Nancy Eipper. Linda Lightle. Bonnie Bayliss. Kathy Skillings. Nancy Fuller. Sharon Shoemaker. Char- lotte YN'idener, Barbara Lehman. Billie Egger. ROW 3: Judy Hielman, Karen Wert. Paulette Stone. Melony Shaffer. Carolyn Bowers, Jeanine Laughman, Becky Payne. Ann Goode, Rita Goodfellow. Becky Johnson, Connie Fuller, Pat W'aterson, Alinda Eldridge. ROIV 4: Bonnie Smith, Charles Winkleman, Dick Blevens. Larry Baker, Mike Stewart. Paul Hoover, Bill Krafft, David Bowermiester. Harry Elliot. Doug Shaffer. Rollie Grau- man, Pete Blatt, Carolyn Leonard. ROW 5: Bobby Rector. Doug Ransbottom, Bill IVeIls. Jim Payne. Ricky Slough, Larry Dickerson, Dave Thomas, Gary Ream, Sam Trego. Gary Bayes. Bill Thomas, Mark Lower, and Roxanne Ervin. ti 1 Y ' J J WITH MIXED CHORUS UNDER DIRECTION OF 105 Square dancing gives finishing touch to an evening of country music. Typifal farmyard animals surprise the audience by saun- tering through the auditorium. fi-Xbovej junior high students entertain with musiral numbers and pgintomimes. MR. SERVISS PRESENTED COUNTRY MUSIC IN ANNUAL FESTIVAL 106 I Mrs. Chizmar presented these ninth grade girls with certificates and awards for library service in the west building. CLeft to rightl Betty Downing, Toby Toland, Judy Heil- man, Linda Lightle, Jo Ellen Prit- chard, Isa Mae Click, Gloria Martin, Bonnie Smith, Nancy Fuller, Harriet Weikert. Sidney Orr, Donald johnson, and Michael Zimmerman were presented with 7th grade science day awards by Mr. Starkey. SCHOLARS RECEIVE HONORS ON RECOGNITION DAY Mr. Blazer distributes scholarship awards to these ninth grade students. These ninth grade students placed in the District State Scholarship Tests. They are: left to right. Jane Dresher, Sherry Hoffman. David Bowermeister. Melanie Shaffer, Pam Zinn, Gary Bayes, Sharon Shoemaker. Jo Ellen Pritchard, Douglas Shaffer. Betty Downing. 'Inppmg ind robxng were wdtehed by students 'Ind parcnts JUNIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS QUALIFIED STUDENTS Nfhmbers moxmz to new opportunmes 1n hrgh school are top pleture SEATFD left to r1ght B Sm1th S Hoffmxn D Shxffer Drtsher ind C Hooxer 2nd ROI! J He1lm1n L Ilqhtle B Downmg Brltcher P Zlnn Incl f BlylS 'SHI ROI? C, Keefer C ke er B llmltlc YN Krxfft D Bowermlester A Goode 1nd S 108 On Apul 5 the 11111101 Yatlonal Honor Soe1ety held 1tS th1rd IH duet1on The ceremony was con ducted by the nmth grade mem bers Twenty ewhth grade stu dents who quallhed ID I eadc rslup Seholarshlp Charuetex and Ser VICC w ere made members In the bottom pleture ire the new members B4C'K ROW S Trego S Trego N Fuller S Shoemaker W d S Stexens NI Fuller D Thomas H Ihkeu Hooxer FRONT ROII D R'1nsbottom K Moore Burnett L Tuxell P Blitt R Griumxn S Wolf 'vixxson C Fuller ind R ohnson ,V 5, Oli 1 . . 'Y I1 on I A . . ,. L , , . . i 3 4 A K. - .A l K . V .5 . . - . 7 V - ' ' n . s ' , . L I I A . '. I , X .1 M' ' - R 4 s , I 1 5 K E ' . V x , . . l , I ' 2 5 ' We , 2 . ' I U5 I I I 4 i I 3 A I 'Q ' I J fs .Q A T 'I Y V. I -A I L , A , . I , . I . I , . If . . . ,AD , . . . L., 1 ' .. . '. Ree.. .. .. ez, 'I . ' 1 . . . . ' ,J. ' , P, ' , .' 'S . 1 . .. . . ' .1 1. '. .r.'ll. B. ., ',. ... . J. . I. . '. :,, ' ,. C.rz ,r . P. .tr-el:-. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL MAKES PLANS Plannmg and working together the Student Councll Wlekert STAINDIING Mr Snrlxey D K1efer P offers one of the first opportunmes for umor Hlgh stu Brown B Hmkle B Wsde G McFarl1nd P Metzger Mr Starkey uses humor to get a pomt icross SEATFD Tuxell B Lawless N1 Taber are left to rlght P Hoover D Shaffer P Metzger H PTIDCIPCII Reads Honor Society Inducfees Activities Whxle Mr Steele gnes qualxfica tlons of c'1nd1d1te ushers walt for next tappmg as a new member lxghts hns candle 109 . . . . , , U Y . I I .I I I. ' 1 - I 1 ' ' f ' 4 5 - f dents to gam experience in a school organization. Here ISI. Lower. and J, Miller. Not pictured, Holman. 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' ff f ' ' ,ff x . gV Adams Addis Armstrong Bailey Baldwin Bayliss Beard Bereczky Butt Carmichael Crider Cron Egger Eldridge Erickson Evan Funderburg Glass Goodfellow Gruuman Hoover Ingerrnun lnsley Insley C. Baker D. Baker G. Baker V. Baker J. Blatt J. Bowen K. Bowman L. Burnett P. Daily B. Deaton L. Dickerson F. Dunn C. Evilsizor S. Flory C. Fuller M Fuller l.. Crieser P. Gruse YV. Hise J. Holman K, Jenkins R, johnson S-J JJ ohnson ones 2 tv fan 'C' ' ' 4 ff f ,if x fel., I x Q xr- ',v ,W ' , v ff w av. ,, is O - P 1- gf, v - . A Q au. C Ui 4 P 12 sg, Q J' 1 ,Q 2' W., E f A .. H ni J57 xi 'YV mid, K I -2 l'Vx1 w -.J . .-V V V A J. .- My 'W V I 4 'i'- ' we 1 , V z V i V V it yi V gd V V xi: M T It . B if X .1 1. SJ .V fi' if all ii Q x V - V , . . . 1 ' my j .- ? . VW , ,F M it in N i i i ' ff' 1 fl: of 3 1 Q ia D .A A J. Kaffenbargcr .mf Y D. Keefer :K 1 ., ,, Y J. Kc-ttlvhakc ' M. Lcffel Left to right r B wer exu nm t e wonder of Srienre throuflh experiments 112 DECISIONS Q ' - 5 In - .. H Y .. -4 . M. - 7 . 7' Qzf . Af f 3 f 1 ' -8 ,N , f' f. 1 . 1' , ' 1 . , '?-gg! V 41' Jw 4 1-V - v ,gi :2A ,.A A,.11 ziz Q , J E R A v Q Y at .W 2 x I 'gi' V il ,HX 6. ' . rf? , 1 ,:5M' 22' K LAS Q -in ' Zi W ' ' 'D J- El-dY'ldg0 Ohio history interests students as L. Pister not pictured they and Mrs. Brakeneld delve into the past. INCREASE FOR EIGHTH GRADERS B. Lehman C. Leonard F. Lough L. Maniorl L. McGee B. McLaughlin P. Kletzger G. Miller J. Payne D. Pfeiffer B. Pier C. Ransbottom D. Reese R. Riley L. Rowell R. Rust R. Slough N. Stevens M. Stewart J. Stone D. Thomas S. Trego S. Trego L. Tuvell Wlhitehead XV1dener H M ilhelm S WN llson J. Kfarsh C. Maxson G. McFarland L. Mrlfarlancl C. Moore M. Moore J. Parker B. Parkin D. Rzlnsbottom G. Ream B. Rector YV. Reed S. Sellars P. Shaffer T. Sherman L. Sinelair B. Suver J. Suver M, Taber B. Thomas J. Tyree S. WVarren BI. Watson NV. YN'ells C YV1nkleman S YVolf J Woolf D Young ENTERING JR. HIGH, SEVENTH GRADERS . . . 1 .V if'- , if-vw' -ji ,.- ,.l, .Q , 6. rl, , 'Y,,,, 'vi In -.-. I yy' I ,Wi gg, , - , , .., I if 4 ' ' . W 4 , E1 ' ' 5. . A . . ff X N Y, ,V , ' fa. - , - .4 'sw , xg 9 if ,, .J E QQ BL. x' , , . 5- 3 , S . .kv .- Mil 15 .an J 5: -gi! V my Q + A ml I i N 'gl 1 V 1 . - . M1 bf . f Q L L :J L -5 Lf' 0 ' A I R ,V A. ..- 7L.l.f ' . ,, 5 I- D L V V ,,,g I V 4 M . ,f A A' 4 wr ' 4 7 A - :Mi J K f 7 - Q v- S .a H. Sr 4 ,, ff , M I ,.,, 'un K 51- ' ,aw ar 'QT L' L -, qi B . ' . B fl J A 7 li - z ' ,F . l J V ' T - 'HST -f Q- .A -f ,lv JZ' lgllllg. 5 ' ' me ' 25' f , . iff -I-ie' A .J V . A , ' 'fx .5 l .4 If 'M Q!X '. 'J ,aa-.' .oo-. 'E' X 'QQ' 5 . 2 ., ' ' sf f Z ' r N lg X.. - L - B - . B 5 P 37 . 3' l 5' . If lf V W I : iff l ,. ,Q f - Q A ., af, J '1',,' J! Nlath problems stimulate interest among W. QF., ' X' ,Q :gay I M- G- , 'Su 1 Mr. Starkey's seventh graders. I 4' in ai 4-V f is s- V Q f if fl tif an D. Albert J. Baker L. Baxnhart JD, Bartley' . Belcher L. Bickle D. Blakely R. Blalt J. Brown P. BITIYX I1 D. Circle E. Clark K. Clark B. Carlyle R. Cllnsznran BI. CofTman XY. Cmnt-ll D. Cottrell M. Crabtree P. Clone A. Crow J. Dean G. DvCamp C. Dixens J. Dunning C. lildridge V. Errol! S. Evilsizor D. Ft-lryman D. Foster I.. Fundvrburg J. Gamble C. Gt-ron J. Graham M. Grimm P. Group J. Hawk G. llviclt-r L. Iloberty S. Hoflxnan P. Houseman J. Hunt J. Ilges P. lnsley D. Jackson D. Johnson YY. Jones S. Kaffenbarger L. Ks-ttlelxake III L. Kettlehake S. Kinnaird lil. Kraffl B. Laull-ss B. Leonard C. Lough L. Blaine L. Bfzxpvs C. Blast D. lklaxwell P. Iwiccoy Mclntn e I Nh ek Miller eft to rxght . . . MAKE MANY ADJUSTMENTS R . Miller . Miller . Millcr , , w.eI0l'1lS i ha V 3 K . . rest' 4 J + ' v. - s V , ' ' L. Neufeld l .. .5 . -1 -, ,.. ,P T' ' r . .. L. NPXXIIIBII f 5' .9 At' , gl, T S. Orr v ' , ' , K P , 'l ' ' r 5 X if 39- . nncl gg. ,I no fx A A 1 -iitiavzy' .- N. Pencil YV. Pritchard R. Putt-ihaugh L. Rankin L f R. Roberts Q. - - .Q .-. 7, ,, , 3 L l y., Sv Rlgbirlmson Y . ' V , , - v . mi - '24 j ' N' f' 9' ' . V 5 M L ' ' ' '-:L M. me y ,1 -: if A - if R. Ross ln' If f If A a ' A J. Scheetz G. Severt T. Shallcr D.sSheets 6 1 V . 'ierinan 3 'vit 5 X ', . .. - L y il.SSrherri1an 2 ,Q fd, tw S V- 'Q 'V .' 'lr' A'-G Tig' S dx, K , 5' J . crmun ' M I , vs g, 5: is 7 - vi ,. l' Ellis K? W w Q A v M it-5' Q' lr'-'ti . I ings . 1 , ' If - fl 7 'V ' 1' V ' -1 ' ' I A-4 2 1 n' G. Skinner V. Smith J. Snider 'K I R. Starr f In g . P. Steele -. - x K 8' Q- ' A .. 'O ' S. Steinebrunner A cw 7 sf M I 5, fs , L. Stewart I ' I It tt' or-v 'C' ' , 5.itefvi1t d ' - ' W J M ' .f K, V- . . . IHC an I 1 xy' v gf. T. Taekvtt R. Thomas 1. Tilton Y 4 D. Trego ,3 1- l I Q. gfugell . I w - '. 'D sy ' 9 ' ' - yl ' 1 . Va e V- rx A ,- , 9 9 f' WVagner V X . lil' i ' t v sf : 4 :S ' M' wa, . , A Y . vi . . D, Wecldington K it I '-' '24 J 1 , ' . :gg J V W f ' v 4 ' Q' , R. Wvcsterfield J. Willaims ' L. vxlitns-lr . A , oo muse ' 1- . , ,,, A w.w001f A . 9 , N 'C 4 , . D V S. Young I 5 ,E N' A 4: -3 A I B. Yowler 4 .M f' 1, A ' Q r rg uh Yorfler , .. 'T .. - 4 .J f . . Zimmerman ' I. 1! , I nf! , KD 4,2 Not Pictured L. Albert T. Anderso P. Baker R. Bolcs C. Frost G. Frost B. Gearing Seventh graders learn basic principles of science from Mrs. Gustafson. J. Guisinger n D. Hartcr B. Horn M. Knislcy N. Smith D. Stromc L. Thompson HAROLD JOSEPHINE STEELE CHIZMAR Prmcxpal Enghsh Spamsh KENNETH ELSIE DUNLAP WEIKERT Phy Ed Geography Basketball Coach Guxdance ALMA PRYOR MARILYN THEDA Engllsh SERVISS BRAKEFIELD Engllsh Phy Ed English Cxucs HISIOFY of Ohxo MARGARET ELIZABETH ARTHUR RILEY GUSTAFSON STARKEY Algebra Math Math Scxence Math Guldance kk J U N I H I RICHARD ROBERT GOOD JAMES FAC U LTY BLAZER Sclence Phy Ed SERVISS Scxence Football Coach Musxc PREPARES STUDENTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL 116 Q 9 3619! ADVERTISING iw Q, 50 if 'Q -Q , f f? Q? f 5 QQ jj Q W Gb i 'GM K The For-Ward Look 15 to BAKER AND ICE located The owner of th1s mr obvlously doesnt know 'zbout at the pgr-ner of Plum and Maln Streets North FOUHIHID Awe Sprlngfield BOB S COUN TRY DRIVE IN BARBER SHOP uses only modern methods of cuttmg halr Doug really enjoys ramblmg 1n hlS Rambler purchased at BALO RAMBLER 1411 West North Street Sprmgfield Oh1O BLACK HORSE TILE manufacturers of extra quallty concrete dram t1le meets ASTM I specxficatlons H M and Ted Teach 4 cs as - ' C ' 1 ' 4 . v . . . , ., 1 'I 'ml . a a s 9 1 , . , . . . Rlde 1nto the fu ture on a cxcle from BR -XD S H XR LEX D XVIDSON S-KLES 9141 W est Ham Street Sprmgfleld i Carolyn has learned her lesson well Hereifter she w1ll call BLD SCOTT m North Hampton for all of her plumbmg problems Cmderelli buys her glass sllppers at BROWN S BOOT ERIE at 49 E1st 'Vlam Street ln Sprlngfield 2? 1 1 59 Dont go ou on Z1 lllllli go to BX ERNI-XX S NI-XRRET on Route west of Sprln Held for ClLlll1OL1S nutxmous fruxt H E BRUBAKER ELEVATOR CO BANNER FEEDS GRAIN STORAGE New Carlisle VI-5-2631 '. D n't spin with ixmclecisiml, go to CII.-XRLES Cl' .P for thc best of BI .-XCKTOP SERVICE. WW'-1 'Q si -... VY,- .s I ,-1' L., ,gf wf Q For the best dry cleaning service go to ClTIZEN'S CLEANERS, 104 South Main Street, New Carlisle. COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 821 South Belmont Avenue Springfield and South Charleston Dreaming of the future Bonita? Be sure your home IS CLARK COUNTY FARMER S MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 5 East Columbia Street Representative CALVIN L HOBERTY insured with FXRMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone WO4II56 1 O Mr Oshorne uses only the best wood for his board of ror your favorite pictures buy your photo educ xtion supplled by CLARK COLNTX LL NI graphic equipment it CLICK C-XNIER-K SHOP BER CONIPANX 1710 West Khin St Springfield INC J , . sg -ix -w' L ' - .5 .H . . A . 4 , ' ,' vw ' , r f t ' ' ' . , , .- t. L .. . vr Y ' ' . .., .. ., . . CRABILL and BOROFF INC Across from Sfockyords CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Together to Serve You Better Formerly Springfield Tractor Soles Inc Borof'f Tractor Soles FA5468I . Phone ' FA554II There might not be another Michelangelo in this group but they are assured of the best quality pa nts and ma terials from DAVIS ART SL PPLY New Carlisle Get ahead with DILLA HUNT S MAR ket for all of your grocery needs North Hampton HOME OF GE APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS MAGNAVOX TELEVISION 8. STEREO PERMUTIT WATER SOFTNERS RCA TV CRIST KISSELL CO H2 South Fountom Avenue FA 3 4678 I -will an ' 1 DILL'S SUPPLY COMPANY, 26 South Yellow Springs For that special gift, for that special some- Street, Springheld, Ohio. Factory and contractor's sup- one, go to DONN.-YS GIFT SHOP. 2131 Plle5' Springfield Troy Road, Springfield, Ohio. Really Gary! You clon't have to steal a tree. Prices are reasonable at DOWNING'S GARDEN CENTER Park Shopping Center. All dolls get their party dresses dry cleaned at DUNN CLEANERS, 412 East Street. Spring E Q' N field. 1 ,I-fi? S S 'il X x32 ' Everyone enjoys hot dogs at cold football games These For the best deal in town go to D and S MOTORS delicious hot dogs are from DRISCOLLS MEAT INC 123 'Nlorth Street Springfield MARKET New Carlisle Pike FOREST HILLS BEAUTY SHOP 3026 West Flrsf Street Springfield Ohio Phone Fo 2 5422 with Z1 corsage from FERNCLIFF FLORAL 473 West NICCre1ght Ax enue , 5 A , M V - U 1 ' ' 1 . . , , . . . ., - l , . 1 A 5. . Win her affection A Q , . . if I . - fff Q 3 . 1 .4 FREDERICK S BEAUTY ACADEMY ld g Sp gfi ld H HAMPTON RESTAURANT A SHORT RIDE FOR A BIG MEAL OUR PIES OUR PRIDE Open Dolly 63OAM to70OPM Sundays TO 30 A M to 2 30 P M MERRILL ond MARY Q SWAN Owners For excellent training in beauty culture, go to ' . in the Arcade Bui in , rin e ,Ohio. fm 1 0 I R5 I . . Mrgff T Q' 'L . . . ' C I' J 'L .T I For friendly service go to FREDS NORTHWOOD Dont lne in a dark dungeon FREE ELECTRIC 115 SOHIO STATION New Carlisle Phone VI 5 0372 South Center Street Springfield will brighten it up For that wonderful relaxed feeling listen to a H1 F1 from FREKING S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE This is no w'1y to spend an evening HAD LEY S FURNII TURE CONI PANY 51 W Main St will provide for 1 more oomfort able evening 1,,,......i- The builders of this house know that thc best building sup- plies come from HALLOCK LUMBER COMPANY North Hampton i..,J if p l Live! Live! Live! Go to HASTINGS IGA in New Carlisle, for all of your goodies. mP - HART JEWELRY Sprmgfield s buslest Jewelers supply Northwesterns class rmgs They also deslgned the Charm bravelet as seen through this yearbook The store 15 located at 26 East H1gh Street Sprmgheld Ohxo HART JEWELRY 26 E Hugh Street Springfield, Ohio Y A ,X -if gf 1.2 gg mf yn, flv ef' Y W Funeral Service Thelr meals of the future can be more dehcxous w1th QFOCCYICS from JOHNSON S THRIFT E MARKET Yew Carhsle Don won t have to worry about medlcal bxlls because he s sured by EL DEN KAF FENBARGER INSURANCE SERVICE Box 32 700 West Mam Street Sprmgfxeld Dont cry over sp1lled mllk Cespecxally when 1ts Dont know what to do Saturday' Why not go swxm spllled on youj go to KWIK KLEANERS m mmg and p1cn1ck1ng at LAKEWOOD BEACH PARK the Park Shoppmg Center then d8l'1ClI'lg 3.11 the CABANAS CLUB 3, Q r , . ln- I J S , ' ' Y! KL 'J K . . A . is 1 WM , . . . . , , COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Southern Vlllcge Shopping Center For that last mmutc g1ft Q0 to GIF I' SHOP 1n 'Worth H1mp ton They also sell paxnt pat Ont Illldlllfli and drx Clean clothes bcwuu fully FUNERAL HOME Pork Shopplng Center L1Sti5N1aR's 830 North Limestone Street MAD RIVER SUPPLY COMPANY I0 North Western Ave Fo 3 7505 Sprlngfleld For all good news go to the MAJESTIC NEWS STAND Harvey Jrm and Dave really lrke thelr new Varsxty N Jackets purchased from GEORGE MEEK COMPANY INC where Northwestern gets much of xts sports equlp ment MAR LIN CLEANERS, where prompt delrvery IS the bxg word, stretches your dollar, not your clothes NEW CARLISLE BOWLING LANES Il? West Jefferson ST New Carlisle Phone VI 5 7891 HAROLD COOK, Owner I I L27 ,L.. M a I I I 1 , ,ygyiue A I 2552? II I - - - ' sa xx N , 7 7 7 - A 7 For your Crown of glory, go to HELEIVS BEAUTY SHOP, North Hampton, 1 F . 54 B 5 .f Hunt speedy re- lief? Go to HIC. GINS PHAR- MACY in New Carlisle. for ull of your drug needs. 6 from Northwestern gets economy plus lux urw w1th thexr drner trzumng mr HOPKINS C HEX ROI ET 'N ew Carhsle if Cmwlm more? Enjoymg It less? Thats bemuge Its not from soup to nuts t JOHN IHRIG AND Klms floor 1snt coxered wlth ltnolcuxu from P X SONS but from Coil to Clog food Lotittd it l WU 4 HINSON LO H8 YN est Mun Street WN est 'Ninn Street - . , . t t , :A a , . 4 , wff fl . s 2 to ' . I X ,, ff Z ! WW ,n!,,g41.,3 w - - - - . - rt -Q v 1 Q . ' x . . I n . . . V - . . i v , . 1 . H .. i i Q , A A- , . . . . . . Q - - A ,. A A . A Z - L IBERTY I NTELLIGENCE OUR , C.. I ,X ff?NA1X it Q liidv Jgf, N ATIONS NORTH HAMPTON SAFETY LIONS CLUB NEW CARLISLE NATIONAL BANK TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS V15 2311 VI91393 VI 91313 New Carlisle Medway Y Cheryl knows her han' w1ll be done Wlth tender Io mg care at PARK BEAUTX SALON PARK BEAUTY SALON Pork Shoppmg Center Springfield Ohio CASUAL STYLES Fo 4 5152 Open 9 To 9 Norman IS able to go to college beca hes been saw mg h1s penmes at 'VEW CARLISLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AVD LOAN' PAUL S WHOLESALE MERCHANDISE INC CANDY SUNDRIES TOBACCO FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES APPLIANCES PAPER PRODUCTS 216 S Lowry Ave Springfield Fc 3 4904 PALARDY type rlters don t make mistakes NORTHWESTERN BUYS AND HAS THEIR TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED AT PALARDY TYPEWRITER Mitchell Blvd Sprmgfleld Ohuo vga- Www, uk Y'- ,nl 1'- Ki? Q if All NOfthSN'CSICfI1 teams prefvr Pqulpmcnt from REC O S 132 my Electrlml Appllance Re r Hats cleaned and hw blocked NN,-4 Flshmg for a comp11ment7 Catch It w1th the axd of It s 1 ke walkmg on a cloud w th shoes repalred at PARK MITCHELL S BEAUTY SALON 309 M when Bldg Pa k g CCHLCT Phone Fa 3 DON T BE TURNED DOWN FLAT CALL PETERS MOBILE SERVICENTER Isabel and North Street Sprmgtield Ohlo Fa 3 7563 Operator 3 V READMO RE PARK SOUTHERN VlLLAGE SHOPPING CENTERS FA 5 9991 A 5 9901 Hallmark Cards College Outline Serues Magazines Educational Series Hardback Books Noveltaes Paperback Books Martha Washington Candles Games Taste Temptlng Plzza NELSON toots hls HORN with prxde for RAY S AUTO SERVICE READMORE 1 , Q , pai fu, 2 1 x , l ' L I xml - wx . q Na if , .QM ss. , L1 R S 1' a N . ' i ' i ' . , - . . , 1 . 1 , r ln . - - , .. , ' 4 . ' -2. mp I 1 ' . 3 HQ' Lck .wi ,V .. J, ,' Ju, . ' , - , ' T, ff 412.3 ,' Q- ,pf J' -f ,., ,.. J-.ff-' 'I-w, , 7 15. A' LQ! ,,2 .'9-.'f,'f j',.5' fa,, ? . , m y 4 f f f - . Ka . - . . . , . STEVENS STYLES Locoted IH the Pork Shopping Center FEATURING SPORTSWEAR DRESSES COATS LINGERIE HOSIERY Shop IH o Reloxed Atmosphere Free Porklng Open TIII 9 P M Locally Qwned Operated People who enjoy emn een it the SLNBEAM SAND H MCCURDY CHET GLASS MICH SHOP 77 TV H1gl1St Springfield Ohlo When you hue loxcls of wxshxng to do go to YN AI Jerry feels hlm 1 mm ibout town when he wmrs KER S L XLNIDRETTE md VN 'XSHER SALES XND latest styles from the X OC LE SHOP SERV ICE 304- N Mun New Cwrllsle C College bound? For a nice standard or portable type- writer, sec thc UNDERWOOD CORPORATION, 627 E. High St. TREMONT EXCHANGE GRAIN, FEED, SEED, COAL Tremont City WO-9-8331 Onls 1 mmmf would be lxexe xou would refs-ne se-ruce hkc Ih1S it XS R REX BROTHER S G-X RAC E WARREN BROS GARAGE 6 Wg?-V Q Q MP Rf Y' an ay' 14 f W My M , Vg V' 5 ,f 54 . fi, ff' gmgivqf rg-SM, f, Q, ' W 22,9241 I if iffy, , ff wif 1 me-19a W' me Xi 5' A 1 1- if K 7 5 4 ,Q 2? if 5 46 9 3' I , M , ., wer e , K -'H 'Vi 4 .f rw +V ffmgfzggka ei ,M , WWW? 5946 X ou ll alw us ramcmbcr thu Spccul momvnt wlth 1 portrilt from NS ISLER X 1ia7?7P ' COMPLIMENTS OF SPRINGFIELD GRAVURE CORPORATION 'Yi-al luv- , getarlans' Attentlon' Its tlme for a swltch HARRY T YNIECEL mn supply you Wllh CICIICIOLIS meat Clty Market Bulldmg 'Uri Do you ex cr fccl thls way? Get pepped up wlth medlcme from WHIFI ACRE DRUGS IH four comcment Iota LIONS Go west young mom to WESTERN AUTO New Carhsle F43 TAG GALEAN INC SPRINGFIELD S ONLY DODGE DART DEALER -,, -'QF 123 N Sprung St f-ff-- 5 Springfield Ohuo Ve ' . ' . ' ' ' . . Q , I I , . . . ' . 1 -,. , , , up I I ,fx, ,. , .. Af n- ' I I I E. I I , I ' I ' ' , 4 . I F . . , . U 'MQ-A-WM. 1 V, , 'fr f MW: QW-.... I if ,n f 'WH' ' M 'W'A'3w-M., ' v , V. . 1 44' ' ' pl , A ' J . - '. , Q--- W , 7:1 ' L, -Z' In I f .ill f -VA-W - up , , 'Vw 1 ALFRED K. WOODS Funerol Home 625 N. Limestone AMBULANCE SERVICE Although ZERKLE'S comes at the end of the alph FA'2'l 561 bet, its groceries are always Hrst in quality. THE W W ELECTRIC COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ONLY 320 West Mom Street Springfield Ohlo Qu k refr shme t a alts you t FROSTOP M B M TILE 8. TERRAZZO CO 1324 W Mom St Sprlngfleld Ohio - I .. . I IC e nw' a . ea du erence GRADUATE TO COCA COLA be really refreshed BEST WISHES TO THE NORTHWESTERN GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 ROBBINS MYERS O VW' X ' X COMPLIMENTS OF BEACH MANUFACTURING Lawrenceville Bex Cwrmxrhiel 15 HIImq m 'xt her fathers busmess CXRXIICHAE1 NIACHINE CO hclpmg them INIIN' screw muhmc produt ts md urphnc ind ITIISSIIC ptrts Niowmg mn be 1 KIOX Sec HAROLD C DONIER for W ELDIING 8. NIOXN ER ii TII LER S-XI ES K SERVICE 3131 Sprmg5eId Troy Road FA1rfa'c 4 4691 Unch, X Q sX 3 mu' 5 G fy X as 2135 Ar-.5 lb 5 i els' fl Cifng ff- Q. I NX NX X 'Gogh J E 'N eil? ?'2. ' L Mhz' 4 gb I 5 im-7 'abs 5 54 Q V, X I 522 'Z-'3 52- ' uv-4 1 3 .0 In 6- 4 1 --Q 'af' ,, .. H.. .5::2!.-gegzt ' wi, :milf nigh Wm' 'Q fl 2.22,-.15-I Qc! Cl f7o l3 l 27 57: C: IQ O4 -I 0, wi? Qc:-7 ' 519 alla B A' ...I Th1S wis modem to the Romins For modern plumbm todiy see NICCLFF PLL XIBINC AND HE XTINC CO 631 Ewst St AUSTIN RICHARDS MEMORIAL HOME 838 E Hugh Sf Sprlngfield , , V , N1 X0 X I P22 N 'U' 1 AQ, V E 5' x, .A 7 a K 1, ' I ' g -I . R -'37, 1' 'f 7:21 Q E ps GQ, A I H ai -' I - F 3 ff 'QE L24 0 ei . -ark g?i.f ,r 5 vqg' .J I: 5 -L -J ETL! - - ' ' 13 -- ,tlfg ' 5 tg ' 6 ll. K Lg Ju A A H arg 1 , A 'gtg ' n - I g ' -- NY: ' 'AQ ' - 5 E ai' 551 Q Z Ev U A ' K L A ,A A : - - rmxa fu When your car STOPS, GO to FRANK ROWELL'S GARAGE, 3717 Springfield Troy Rd. in Lawrenceville. Phone WO-4-4496. f f' if 1 ,b y 9 ' YD' K 3j.j:L.g if ffm' u 'A 'gs E ,IV 's 7 'f fffff' Are you longing for a pet? RUMAX PET CENTER IM miles west of Springfield on Rt. 70, has pets and sup- plies to please everyone. QQ '11 Y' fww--1 ..--ff ,H........ A diet ol bread and water 15 nourishing when the bread IS baked by SCHAEFER S INC Haung ARMature trouble? SPRINGFIELD ARMA TURE WORKS in Springfield 1S the leader 1n their Held -ill., 35 I Isabel isnt at all prejudiced when she says that SHAF FER S GARAGE 15 the best 1n town SPRINGFIELD CAMERA and PHOTO Where Photographers Are Served By Photographers gg, sti,e ff, P E ,M ,. ii QQ il Y-we r.. ,,t, Yyt, I g ,tl U Q' 0 re t SERVICE, INC. C I ug, 's Q 5 K 5 Q f Nsf v:0 Q QK 'Q Q., 23, , if 'C' 5 Go Northwestern' and you also go for THE PHILLIP S LOOK The newest and smartest look In fashions 42 South Llmestane Springfield Ohlo WILLIAMS HOUSE OF FOODS Park Shopping Center Patio WE SPECIALIZE IN B B Q CHICKEN Dual FA 2 9I4I Ahce drools over the sxght of WILLIAMS dCIlC1OllS BBQ Clucken PONTIAC DRIVERS ENJOY DRIVING TRACY PONTIAC End your date w1th a bang' Go to WILKINI Doug Duc-r ins m rent ng my formal PRICE STORES or the latest st les for per feft Ht for the best gar ments t PRICE STORES 5 Bo 4 6509 4th ond JeFFerson DRIVE IW 2111 West Man Street Sprmgfield Dayton 2 Qhlg GORDON 81 XANDERS CO GENERAL TIRES RECAPPING VULCANIZING Sprlngfleld Ohio lNothmg d'1 nts H K CRABTREE well dr ll ng Also 207 N Founfqm pumps and pump repa1r Terms Phone FA 2 T641 Dxd she say yes? WISDEN JEWELRY 126 S Llme stone St ect Ill omplete the engagement W E SHOUP 8K SON 76 E Flrsf SI N Hompfon SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS FORMICA TOPS NORGE APPLIANCES HEATING 8g PLUMBING SUPPLIES KINNEAR GARAGE DOORS WO 41367 3' i at X I 1 F ' ,Ii 's I - 1' ROAD SERVICE I , I No matter how you Cat it. it tastes better when it' baked by SCHULER'S BAKERY. TIIIIIHI 'E 5 'IGooping with rubber Cement is fun when it's from SPRINGFIELD LIMBOCKER INC. 117 E. High St. KEEP YOUR WARDROBE FASHION FRESH WITH SANITONE DRY CLEANING SPRINGFIELD LAUNDRY Murray Fc 3 5544 mm the Flrbt Compact C xr muh I'm0 Cxr Styhng I'rstdr1xc1t II RJ SI-XTES NIOIORS INC, 111 F C I rwbla St Sprmgflcld Ohxo See me fmd D1ddwI for good Cement work IN A S'IEX ENS 8 SONS Q BY W- A W I4I N. . - I,--',,,Vr I V ,, I X , . 4 cf I w ,'. 4 f 'FHMQKEN' gtg!! Y' 5 Z E 5? CARTER' Brick Laying and Masonry Becomes An Art in the Hands of A M PFEIFFER A M PFEIFFER MASONRY CHARMS TELL STORY You the reader have been guided through the story of the 'I959 60 school year by the charms of this brace vow let which we have used to symbolize the student fac 'X ulty and community life here at Northwestern 'N N 1 Of K- N 4 Gsm I WWW I' Mx :QM 53:6 . . I Q I I . cw - - - to ' - , - Q, . . f VT? 't.' 'fl , rl , . www 0 ples, K X Y x iff fi- Laxsg LP , I Lfx - 37 Y A XJ r f is 51 56 nail