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

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Echo Staff 'I'he 1974-75 ECHO staff has been hard at work since September under the direction of Lee Weidner. Photography, creating page layouts and write- ups and managing the sales campaign have occupied much time. The format has been changed with the addition of can- did photographs and art work across the bottom of each page. Cathy Knudsen, Kim Rodgers, and Debbie Berry compile mug shots. Donna Williams, Dale Transue, Judy Martino, Lisa Honsel, Lisa Hoad- ley, Bernice Costanzo, Cindy Wuest, Audrey Itterly, Karen Haffling, Dee Mondschein, and Stella Laponuke. Dale Transue, Adviser Lee Weidner. Craig Tress, Kathy Hic- kemell, Anne Musser, Kim Rodgers, Donna Williams, Carol Dlugos, Dale Transue, Tim Wolfe, jack Herbst, Gregg Mitman . Below, Carol Dlugos de- signs her art work to rep- resent page numbers.

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Honor Society David Tavianini is a member of the basket- ball team, plays in the band, and serves as pres- ident ofthe Student Council. Donna Williams plays hockey and basketball and serves on Student Council, the yearbook staff, and the newspaper staff. Mary Lou Pysher has been active in the tutoring program. jonathan Sokasits par- ticipates in chorus and in the tutoring program. Currently the Honor Society consists of four ninth graders: Mary Lou Pysher, jonathan Sokasits, David Tavianini, and Donna Williams. Before a student is inducted into the society, his citizen- ship, leadership, charac- ter, grades, and service to school and community are taken into account. A student must qualify for the Principal's List at least every othertime. If the society were larger and if there were an ac- tivity period, the Honor Society would be able to conduct tutoring of students having dificulty in classes. Citizenship Awards Robyn Wilson and jon- athan were voted as the 1974 Citizenship Award winners.

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,Jane 1.10 NHC lilxil I Cx 9 KJ wxnvotes RE.5Pfl.liN6 4. r i Q . 2 H 9 .- ei if ,ff 55 ' ,ap . ,Y U 8 0 2 -4 Q . f fi . fu ,r '1 Nui Cardir1al's Chirp Staff The CHIRP staff consists of thirteen freshmen and twenty-five eighthgrad- ers. There are some fresh- men members who have special jobs. Robyn Wil- son, the editor-in-chief, writes editorials for each issue of the newspaper. The other editors are Chris Garr, literary ed- itor, Cheryl Rupert, art editor, Donna Williams, feature editor, and Frank Maurek, sports editor. Pictured below, Mrs. Huth discusses the current issue with Donna Wil- liams, Robyn Wilson, Chris Garr, Frank Maurek, Cathy Tauschman, and Cheryl Rupert. Freshmen reporters at left above include Lisa Diehl, Dale Transue fphotographerj, Kris Perna, Lisa Honsel, Carol Dlugos, Judy Mar- tino, Linda Rothrock, and Edie Longenbach. Eighth grade reporters Brenda Geffert, Michele O'Toole, Kathy Auer- bach, Linda Mitch, Larry Kleintop, Rob Yavorski, Dave King, jane Uhler. Other eighth grade report- ers pictured include Kelly Hooper, Annette Budzak, Kim Rohn, Laurie Simp- son, Kim Era, GregPo- lnski, Karen Williams, Tim Halbfoerster, Chris Agnew, Diane Tomino, Karen Keller, Dave Koeh- ler, jamie Roth, Donna Krupa, Carolyn Rupert, Donna Gordon, Maureen Mengel, and Debbie Fischl. X 4 X Ln: .i , . 1 1' : J ' ,g l f 2 1 - ' ' ul' 7' 5 L '. 'N Q 4' ' f e.- L. :Wi fl au A '