North Wales High School - No Wa Hi Yearbook (North Wales, PA)

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SEATED I r Rhodes, E Scheeler, R Zubaly, S Patchell, Mrs Felver ROR II Mr Davis, E Fadeley, R Harper, A Booz, Mr Ort The top money-making activity of the association this year was the magazine campaign at the beginning of the term, the proceeds of which went toward the purchasing of an electric scoreboard for he gym The bread and cake sale was also sponsored for this purpose It is the duty of the Athletic Association to take charge of mat ters pertaining to the sports activities, athletic programs, and nual letter awards President Robert Zubaly Vice president Stanley Patchell Secretary Ethel Scheeler Advisers Mrs Felver, Mr Davis Mr Ort, Mr Rhodes NJSP5 5 IQSGA. Page Thirty-three I I ROW I - R. Patchell, P. A. Rainey, L. Hostelley, I. Brooks, W. Krauser. . . . t . . . an- , V

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H H LJMW I SEATED h Karau, B J Mayall, M Jean, N Mlchel, J Scheeler,X Glatz STANDlvG Mr Rhodes, L Stong, J Norrison, B Jones, R Zubaly, In the five years slnce its organizatlon, the No Va H1 chapter of the National Honor Society has encouraged its members to follow its code as well as lnvlting all sophomores, jUD1OPS and senlors to str1ve for membershlp The code of the soclety is 1D four parts, namely Character Scholarshif, Leadershlp and Service Membershlp lS based on these qualities Presldent Robert Zubaly V1ce Presldent Margaret Mlchel Secretary M0115 Jean Advlsers hr McDonnell Mr Rhodes 2 BAE-Q N-xa?5 .ISSGX QQ N 7 s'!, X As A E -'Q N 'Y A.- ' ' . ?o n 0 1 A 0 . 0 . . 0 Tl I' 1 0 O ' O UA O 0 Jo , Stein, J. Blair, R. Michaels, Mr. McDonnell. I . ' 0 0 : , J - 5 . A Ak f In' lllllllllllliiii

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SYN-YN H415- SYQ 'Y M Ackleg, J Michel, D Campbell, R Michaels, J Stein RO II R Crouthamel, R Rosenberger, J Blair, J Ridings, V Jochen, D Gottshall, E Straub, MI' Zettlemoyer RGW III A Blair, E Veit, W Weingartner, W Schwartzer, B Geyer, R Zubalg, D Michaels, W Krauser The band has been one of the outstanding clubs of the school It has offered to the student the opportunity to receive instruction and practical experience in band work. The organization met regularly once a week, under the direction of'Mr. Zettlemoyer, and during the year perfonned in school assemblies and many other activities outside of school hours, including the an- nual Spring Concert and Memorial Day parade. Membership was open to anyone in the school who could perform sufficiently well on a band instrument. Adviser - Mr. Zettlemoyer E31 N325 ziu95oN Page Thirty-four agaggg? 'Hp -3 . ' ' 1 QE . f 3 2' J ,l V 4 , V 1 - ' af ,aw r Q, if f 'iii :Q . ' ' .I 5 in if: , VA Q - I.. 4. ,A I ,, - A- . , ' ' 4. ' fi xx 5 A . Q L . ROA I ' Q 7 o . 0 1 s 1 Q . o V? ' 0 I 0 0 . I 0 Q . . . ' o . o ' a 0 0 o r o . . o 0 . 0 A . . .