Nazareth Area Middle School - Echo Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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Christine Tarnow Thomas Timberman Susan Tocheny Stanley Tomasevich! ff Beverly Transue , Lynn Trbuza V . Steven TSBOIIR f',5ix 'ss Tammy Wglmtktt. '-2 ' Brian Wagnerfuff, A 3 'Karen Waifliheldiijq JQSQPTI W?l?E1?J1f:?5 ' ' Ajay Werkheiserg-, fy 3 Mar1yn'.WeihK5RX frmayjwemef-jf Pamela Wesser' A' LynnfWi11iarns Debra 'Williamson 'J J0SePh1Y3YD1?3ki,':f2f2 etiieelvnisiheflfwl 12 ii HP:f1feQ 2 ,. 'Q .. as-,1 - a ,kv ., , 1 ' Q . H 1 'il 'ia W f x' if 15' is riff? v 3 N 'Q N fl ggi Qc . if ff ,1 '.1si1f. jx ' : ,ay n,. 5' A 'X c Mr. Frredhof has suc- cessfully headed our tutoring program this year. The purpose of the student tutors to assist those students having difficulty in various ac- ademic subjects. Each session is held form 3:30- 4:30 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Tutors assist with homework, discuss new assignments, and drill with the basic sub- ject matter. Many stu- dents have been able to improve their grades as a result of the program, while tutors have gained valuable experience working with others and realize how it feels to be on the other side of the desk as a teacher. Most tutors and students gain a feeling of accomplish- ment. - 'i ,Iwi if me .,, W M iv 'X AW 'ig'-is

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Vi ' use .a..... W- wa- Q' win' , y ,six 51329. 3 it bs 2. , My S-4 . 'A .. if -A 1 ii. t w.: X ,h X f - ' l if .,, in PK.. E Im T . Q.-I Q , .5 -5,8 ,- I N: . g' t, is fs 'jf...,L...... Jil' Q W A M . ...Y s .wav fi, H a ,- 'T' 0 ' .fr VLC i if , it its f ,.fisf', wr .rghs ' was as Q f.. ...x ,Q ft, Q, f S a A 1 E Ji-I all X L Activities Experiences are as varied as life itself. Kim Era decorates on behalf of the student council. Tav helps to prepare the jun- ior high's homecoming float. Carol Dlugos and Anne Musser discuss art work for the ECHO. Fresh- men practice songs for the Christmas concert. Mike Holodnak gets ready to trumpet. Every three years it is the junior high's respon- sibility to sell magazines and records to collect money to help finance the newspaper, yearbook, assemblies and other projects. This year's goal was S15,000. The total yield was 5515, 984.5-4. Mrs. Mel- ick's eighth grade home- room won the award for selling most subscriptions. The highest ninth grade homeroom was Mr. Buck's, and Mr. Ifkowitz's homeroom led the sev- enth grade. Lisa Bush was high salesman. Stu- dent captains included Donna DeReamus, Carol Dlugos, Cathy Hicker- nell, Cathy Knudsen, Anne Musser, Mary Lou Pysher, and RobynWilson. The responsibilities of the captains were to count the money that was brought in from each homeroom by its appointed representatives and to distribute prizes to each homeroom. Mrs. Hill functioned as fac- ulty coordinator. Mr. Stage displays prizes. Brutus sits tall and proud. Mr. Roth awards Lisa Bush.