Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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'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

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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.

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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