Niagara Wheatfield High School - Nucleon Yearbook (Sanborn, NY)

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ls! F-. M----1.L HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS - ROW ONE, Left to Right: K. Healy, M. Drapkin, D. Hoseley, B. Williams, N. Fischer, D. Camann, E. Marzhal, M. Gerby, L. Haseley, B. Moeller. ROW TWO: Mr. Wadsworth, Miss Growney, D. Wadsworth, W. Camann, J. Converse, B. Ziemendorf, P. Palmer, Miss Ernst. ROW THREE: N. Salerno, B. Camann, J. DuBois, D. England, B. Mueller, N. Kratts, K. Toll, J. Yarnall, Mr. Czaia. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: 5, The National Honor Society represents scholar- Williams, D. Camann, N. Fischer, E. Marzhal. ship, service, leadership, and character. The pur- pose ot this Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render serv- ice, to promote leadership, and to develop chor- acter in the students of N-W. HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES - ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Calkins, L. Lewis, W. McCulloch, B. Krolick, P. Lemke, V. M. Micinowski, S. Sufera, D. Jagow. ROW TWO: D. Keller, Carlson, K. Moll. -- ,W-wr-, --or ,,,,,.. ...W 105

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il., tal? ,,,,,, lf, ...,.,, 11-' -i OPE An estim to schooln fo annual Open organized las to go throug the day. A brief ceded the under the di opened the m known Spanis then introduc and other hon He welcomed purposes of t conjunction w Soon the periodn class running to keep up witu oueir busy schedules. Student Council guides were on hand to direct parents around tie building. Throuvh their efforts the number The Fourcad, now in Hs founh year of pubhcahon, B the official newspaper of Niagara-Wheatfield. The primary ahn ofthe newspaperisto keep N-VV dudenn and facuhy up to date on the news of the activities and organizations of our schooh The Fourcast has won several awards and last year was named runner-up for the Gannett Newspaper Award which is presented to the outstanding newspaper in Niagara County. methods and materials used in the class. In this way, the parents could become fam- iliar with the courses and programs of 104eir children. ff' i Iii!! iii! fi commotion, instability and frustration. The whole theme of life is best summed up by the expression, Uwhen I'm eighteen, I'm going to be drafted, to do before thenln I've a lot of living Every time we pick up a newspaper or turn on the radio we are greeted by the reports that our world, the only world we know, is on the brink of chaos and rapidly nearing the edge of destruction. we wonder: What will the final out- come be? Will we be able to lead normal lives in, peace and freedom, or will we be forced to live, like frightened animals, underground? Then, shall we go one step ler if there will be a world FOURCAST STAFF continued on page 2

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