Northwood Middle School - Northwood Cardinal Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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an d So cia I A ctiv ities for Ca rdina Is Many hours of planning are required in order to get a news- paper published. The planning must be done periodically for each edition as well as some general overall planning done early in the school year. Shown in the picture are Skip Berry, An- nette Bocik, Gary Thomas, Geri Bredlow, and John Kline who did much of the early planning which made this year ' s paper a Success. Miss Sosenheimer, faculty sponsor; Sandy Jesse, assistant editor; John Kline, news editor: and Skip Berry, editor of the 1965-66 NORTH- WIND check the initial layout of pages for one of the editions of the paper. Members of the NORTHWIND staff from left to right are Sharon Childers; Karen Shutt, copy edi- tor; Kathy Place; Sandy Jesse, assistant editor; Tina Dixon; and Geri Bredlow, copy editor. SECOND ROW: Miss Sosenheimer; Bucky Drummond; Valerie Hemmig, feature editor; Sally Lincoln; Denis Sparks; Marilyn Woodard: Keith Wilkins; Dean Crum; Skip Berry, editor; Vicki Gadson, homeroom editor; An- nette Bocik; John Kline, news editor; Gary Thomas, sports editor; and Mike Aiken.

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Publications Provide News, Interest Miss Sosenheimer, faculty adviser; Dana Leininger, editor; and Leslie Douglas, assistant editor, study various sample layout pages and year- books to get ideas for the format of the 1966 CARDINAL. The smiling faces of the 1965-66 CARDIXAL Staff are seen as they diligently work in preparation for the sales campaign which featured cardinals that were hung in each room of the building. Greg Press- ley managed the campaign. F ' S ( fc Members of the 1965-66 CARDINAL staff are as follows: FRONT ROW: Becky Gordon; Toni Bender, activities editor; Pam Martin, class editor; Cheryl Ormiston, makeup editor; Sally Lincoln, makeup edi- tor; Charlene McKowen, faculty editor; and Leslie Ouuglas, assistant editor. SECOND ROW: Dana Leininger, editor; Kevin McCarthy, photographer; Phil Paino; Shannon Craft; Greg Pressley, campaign manager; Bruce Arnold, copy editor; and Miss Sosen- heimer, adviser.

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School Council Leads Student Body One of the many projects sponsored by the ' School Council was Clothes for Appalachia, cared for by the Student Welfare Committee consisting of Karen Oser, Jan Latz, Jim Stanczak, Bumell Gump, John Christen, and Dale Verhest. With the satisfaction of knowing they were help- ing someone in need, these students collected and packed items of clothing. The Council also has the Beautification, Scrap- book, Honor Roll, Safety, and Social Commit- tees. f f (?X I? ; f a Shown above are ihc members of the School Council. FRONT ROW: Myra Winebrenncr; Erica Juergens; Karen Oser; Mike . ' Xiken, president: Pam Martin. secretar ' : Phil Paino, vice president; Skip Berry, treasurer; Rex Sef- ton, sergeant-at-arms; Janice Mueller; Sue Hollopeter. SECOND ROW: Greg Mapps; Jeff Bohde; Dana Leinin- ger: Julie Ba. ter: Jan Latz; Walter Drummond : Vickie Longeneckcr; John Kline: Debbie Hedrick ; John Christen: Don Widmann; Randy Wall; Terri Ellis; Charles Reeves; Geri Bredlow; Cathy Savage; Debbie Bowlin; Burnell Gump: Mark Dicken: Beth Faulkner: and Mr. White, ad- viser. THIRD ROW: Wayne Paschal: Harold Heck: Mark Winebrenner; Tim Disler; Rick Peterson; Denis Sparks: Keith Wilkins; Mike Cater; Dean Crum; Jim Stanczak; John Schroll; J. Edward Littlejohn: Dale Verhest: Bruce .• rnold: Perry Shilts: and Paul Carroccio.