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

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This past year iAl2llll'll0Sl0l'7S 1-lieerleaclers were lmnsy with their many llltllltjfelllillilllg projeets to supply llieni with new unilfornis and other neces- sities. 'l'l1e niain sales eainpaign lfeaturecl school jackets. They also set np a means wlmieh proyidelcl lnis ti-ansportation for students to most of the away games. 'l'l1e aiin of our seven entlinsiastie CllPQl'lt12lll0llS was to ereate a. spirit ol' Sll0l'lSIll2lI1Slllll ll1l Ol1Q'llUlll the entire school. Among' their llltlily aetivities were elieering' at stoeeei' anll lmaslietlvall ggaines. lealling' pep rallies, and introclneing' new elleers. The elieering squall of Nl. ll. S. eonsistecl ol' Anna Mae lientz. Colette Wesley. Gloria lq6l'l'll. Seniors: Dvlores Rupp, liarlwara lioyer. ,Iuniorsg Eileen Reese ancl Anita. Kessler. SUllll0lIlUl'0S. ,.....64em6ecwlm4 Left to right-Anita Kessler, Barbara Boyer, Gloria Keech, Anna Mae Bemz, Delores Bupp, Colette Wesley, Eileen Reese. 26

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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

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rr1x,, X - I cm us. il mitiolrlllv rcvo gnizecl 0l'g!'2lIllZ2ltl01l, zirv zlssom-izltoal with the 'York l1l'2lll4'll of the Y. W, l', A, The zivtivitios im-liuleml ai swimming' pzlirty, an llllflililllll pu1'1y. El lilllf' pull, the Ive tkupzillvs. :intl il bike hike. It is: the purpose ol the vluli to help the girls develop wliolosmne activities 1. . . 'lOl' Ilwn' l0li,lll'0 time and to lll'0lll0t0 lriomlsliip with tovli-ag'vi's from otlwr svliools, Vl'j.Z'ill'lllChN Ol lldlltllldllfy or vlw-val. rw --' llw Ollll'lll ' ot the 1-lulm were as l'ollmx's: Maxine Rwpnmii. I5I'0SlflG1lt5 Tod- ctte l.:1l'i':1i1'iv. Vive-p1'vsi1lcz1t: Delores liupp, sm-retary: Pat lJ2lllllt'l', ll'02lSlll'01'g Slivlva Ilzumciz Clltllllillllg Shirley l'pmlvg'rz1l'l'. llltGI't'llll3 l'UIll'0Sl1lltHtlV0Q and Miss fill-mln l3l'lf!liCl', l:2l4'llll,'V zulvisor, ' 66014 I I I I I I I First row, left to right-Kay O'Dell, Shelva Danner, Shirley Updegraff, Delores Bupp, Maxine Repman, Todette LaPrairie, Pat Danner, Jane Mohr, and Betty Kochenour. Second row, left to right-Marilyn Willard, Pat Adams, Joyce Myers, Shirley Warner, Maxine Biser, Eileen Reese, Shirley Witmer, Mary Jo Watters, Sandra Sheeley, Audrey Reed, and Miss Glenda Bricker. Third row, left to right-Gail Klinedinst, Florence Sipe, Pat Bloss, Ruth Baker, Ruth Toomey, Linda Bower, Frances Sheffer, Martha Mumrna, and Nancy Leader. Fourth row, left to right, Julia Baker, Stella Lo Bianco, Luanna Kann, Audrey Horning, Joan Baughman, Nita Kessl- ler, Rena Ralfensberger, and Gail Julius. 27