Northeastern High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

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Biwwwv EM l'l1otog'rz1pI1y Flulfs vliivf aim was the printing' zlml rlevoloping ol' piv- tures. Sonw ol' the zivtivitii-s v11,iOyec'l by the meiulwrs illf'lllll4'll C'?1ll10I'2l piviiivs, motion pif-tilrvs. ami Slbl'2lli1'l'S. A dark room wliivli was wwtml by the lll0llllWl'S was the main project oi' the your. The zlclvisors were Mr. Carl Nelson and Hr, Fred liottwliiism,-li, Sc-Vviiigl' as officers ol' 1110 1-lulw wow: l'l'vsimle1it. Volvitv NYeslv'v: Vil'P-l,1'l'Slllt'lll. Jay Diehl: Sw-1'vtz1x'y. lilorizl Wvirivli: and 'ill'02lSlll'9l', Arclell Kziuffimiii. First row, left to right-Madelyn Lentz, Jolene Bucher, Regina Kline, Gloria W'eirich, Colette Wesley, Jay Diehl, Ardell Kauffman, Pat Hartman, Loyetta Rode. Second row, left to right-Mr. Carl Nelson, Gloria Keech, Aurita Rolirbaugh, Judy Kessler, Ellen Wilhide, Shirley Raneri, Emelyn Seitz, Anna Mae Bentz, Louise Morris, Mr. Fred Botterbusch. Third row, left to right-Gloria King, Shirley Crone, Mary Herman, Phyllis Diehl, Dawn Eyler, Gloria Smith, Nadine Kraft, Annabelle Price, Betty Bear. Fourth row, left to right-Mardella Fries, Bonnie Cramer, Alethea Rode, Eddie Swartz, Diana Ginter, Donna Topper, Cassandra Everhart, Sandra Emenheiser. Fifth row, left to right-Rodney Heilman, Alan Toomey, Roy Raffensberger, Larry Bennington, George Shaffer, William Knudsen. Sixth row, left to right-Raymond Bowman, l1Villiam Zinn, Terry Prowell, Kenneth Koch. ,haf-qs. .

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.feilfmmeab , , ,ws ya: School spirit and promotion of ilitvrerst in sports is the idea. behind the Varsity lmttcrmcn's Club Boing' thc first mflulm of its kind at M. ll. S.. thc mom- lmcrs have solnething' oi' which to lw lDl'0ll1l. Thi 1-ttcrnivn sponsored the Varsity lhincc. l:l'Eltl1l lUE Dick 3l,0lll and his On-vliestra. 111 which Gloria M Wciricli was l'l1OS0ll :ls Swv0tlis'zn't by the mm-mlzers md pinned by the prvsimlcnt. limlwzllwl Beck. First row, left to right-Frank Neff, Barry Kreb3, Don Prowellg Vice-President, Edward Becky President, Kenneth Strine, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Gene Plow- man, Thomas Schroeder. Second row, left to right- Floycl White, Neil Lloyd, Ed Weigle, Charles Miller, Edwin Beck, Gerald Strine, Larry Huy- ett. Third row, left to right-Glenn Knaub, Ronald Knaub, Mr. John Allison,

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First row, left to right-Carl King, Richard Stambaugh, Charles Armstrong. Second row, left to right-Jerry Warner, Leroy Jordan, Jesse Smith, Roger Weiglc. Standing-Mr. Perry W, Hull. MEllll'lll'STlll' Ili h Svl1ool's Stal' Vlub Qavv its lll0llllJOl'S El Varied Sell-Oiion P' x, ol' zwtivitivs and events to participate in througllout the your. The olub was llltl'l'l1Sl'91l in sports and witrlcssecl many sporiingzg events cluringg the svhool yr-nr, llom-kvy QIZIIIIUS were il fz1V01'itv, but the iillllllill trip to sc-0 :L major lflklglfllt' lmzlsvlmll game was the most importziut liighlight of the Stag flllllliS field trips. Thmey also took excursions tl'll'Oll,Q,'ll0l1t lhe yr-:lr lo many points of interest. The lmoys of the 4-lub 2ll'l:2lllg'Cll uml supportwl these an-ti1ivivs under thc vounsvl of Tllvll' zulvisor, Mr. Perry llull. 25