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coarrh papers for Mr. D rrtu cki made ovtra hours of work John Kaiser and Gary Kearns find time to relax Office helper, Lynette Stevenson, gathers the absentee slips from before the big game. another hour. 13
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The pause that refreshes - Jodie White takes her midday break. Basketball games, dances, At the snow dance Pam Wilderman teaches Tom White the latest dance step. All was not fun and play in the life of NACHS students as many of the leisure hours were spent in preparation for classes. In addition, students found time to volunteer their services during free periods as office aides, librarians, or teacher assistants. A few minutes with that favorite friend between classes, a soda break for refreshment, a moment’s relaxation before a critical game, or an all-important school dance, made for a very busy but interesting school life. Though pressed for precious moments Karla Birkner, Pam Wilderman, and Rhonda Range find time to goof off” between periods. 12
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Outstanding students were recognized As winners of the Voice of Democracy Contest, Arnold Juenger, James Junge, and David Louis are awarded medals by Mrs. Frances Axley, guidance counselor. For scholarship, leadership, and service, NACHS students were recognized in various ways. In the field of scholastic achievement sophomores participated in the National Educational Development Test (NEDT);the seniors who had college intentions took the Illinois State Scholarship test; and senior girls took the test for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Leadership ability was recognized in those students who were chosen for attendance at Boys’ State, were voted Outstanding Teenagers of America, or selected for the Daughters of the American Revolution PAR) Award. In the area of service students volunteered their time each day as office helpers, librarians, and teacher assistants in school or candy stripers and nurses’ aides for community service. From these various areas, by the choice of their activities, students developed personal interests and abilitises. DAR winner Sandra Falkenhein, who enjoys sewing as a hobby, received the award on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Outstanding teenagers at NACHS - Sharon Wildt, David Allan, and Sandra Falkenhein - receive certificates of award from Assistant Superintendent Joseph J. Pieron. Sophomores, who achieved outstanding scores on the NEDT test and were awarded certificates of accomplishment, are Renda Griebel, Cheryl Weber, Bill Schreiber, Mrs. Frances Axley, counselor; Laur? Pitchford, Mary Maurer, and Ellen Wagner. 14
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