Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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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

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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.

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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.