Northern Potter High School - No Po Jo Yearbook (Ulysses, PA)

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AWARDS Hill and Frank Furman. VARSITY BASKETBALL AWARDS by Mr Bixby to Robert Carpenter Tom Gilliland Charles Cornell, Ken Fry William Smith Allan Outman J im Buchanan Carl Erway Harley Carey and managers Clair Slawson and Glenn Jordan. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL AWARDS by Mr Lenze to Justin Heath Dick Eastman Doug Hamilton, Wayne Erway Ben Tomb Gary Stebbms Walter Gettsy James Durandetta and managers Daniel Butz and Lynn Bnckley VARSITY CHEERLEADING AWARDS by Mrs Marie Cass to Bonn1eCole, Edith Storey Nancy Barnett Gayle Flynn Bonrue Housworth and Connie Chase. JUNIOR VARSITY CI-IEERLEADING AWARIB by Mrs Cass to Diane Cowburn Marian Jean Scott Jeanette Cady Marlene Mitterer and Kathy Rounds BASEBALL AWARDS by Mr Squier to Edward Taylor Rex Reynolds Walter Getrsy Ken Fry Clair Slawson Gary Burrell, Jusunl-leath Larry Dunn Doug Hamilton Tom Gilliland William Cary Carl Erway Gary Car penter J Lm Buchanan and managers Daniel Butz and Arnold Cady YEARBOOK AWARDS by Mrs Thelma Kear Pins were given to Bonnie Cole Suzane Tomb Kathryn Nelson Charles Cornell, Saundra Neal,Cla1r Slawson Nancy Kidney Donald Durandetta Frank Furman and Gilbert Obourrl. Certificates were given to David Munyon Edith Storey, Wanda Breeden Carl Erway and Don Mack Bonnie Cole gave Mr Bixby and Mrs Kear gifts in token of the respect The newspaper staff presented Mrs Phyllis Beckhorn office secretary with a gift and Miss Adler presented the QUILL AND SCROLL AWARDS to Wanda Breeden Suzane Tomb Judy Erway Dav1dMunyon Joyce Stewart and Gayle F lynn. MUSIC AWARDS for BAND by Mr Davis to Nancy Barnett Cla1rSlaw son Roger Lounsbury Harley Carey Frank Furman Bonn1eHousworth Sarah Kocher Linda George Joyce Smith Betty Jo Silsby Wanda Breeden Nick Lam bert Ralph Wagner Peggy Morley Mary Jane Chase. FOR CHORUS by Mrs Wallzer to .T Oyce Smith David Munyon Linda George Ben Tomb Tom Gilh land Sarah Kocher Nancy Barnett Bonnie Cole Suzane Tomb and Bonnie Housworth. Suzane Tomb received the STATE CHORUS ACHIEVEMENT Award. ART AWARDS by Miss Sarah Howe in the Hiring the Handicapped con test to Nancy Barber Helen Shaffer David Clark Arnold Cady Marian Potter Honorable mention was given to Amta Ordway Sharon Kidney Maxine Stewart and Patricia Dean. SALESMANSHIP AWARDS CMagaz1nesJ went to Tom Gilliland and Harley Carey Gary Carpenter won a ten dollar award and certificate for the highest sales record. STATE SENATORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PLACE WINNERS were found to be Suzane Tomb second and David Munyon, third. ln his comments Mr Gleockler complimented Carl Erway President of the J umor Class for his efficiency in arranging the program and his poise as the Master of Ceremonies . , , ' ' . . . . I 1 I I I I ' I . I ' I I I I I I I I I . l . U I I I I ' I I I I I I I I . I I . . . . , . . . . - I I ' I I I I I I I I , . and gratitude of the seniors for their help as advisers for their class. - l n l n I I I I I I I I I I . I n . 1 . n . l n . ' . , , . . . ' . ' . ' , , ,- I I I . I I . . . ,, . . . ,, - I I I I I . 0 I I I I I . . . . . . .

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ENN-em 94 AWARDS SCIENCE AWARDS by Mr. Bergh: Bausch and Lomb Award to Don Dur- andettag Pennsylvania Electric Company to Nick Lambert. D.A.R Award by Mr Durandetta to Bonnie Cole. D.A.R CITIZENSHIP AWARD by Mrs Walizer for Mrs Ritchie to Erma Smoker. Mr Briggs returned to Nancy Bachman certificates accompanying awards of one hundred thirty dollars which she had received for placing fourth in the State with her essay on HIRING THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED These certificates had been in the display case. AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST AWARD by Mrs Lambert to Nancy Kidney and by Mr Webster to Charles Cornell. Fl-I A ESSAY CONTEST AWARD by Mrs Lambert to Shirley McCut cheon. BETTY CROCKER AWARD by Mr Carpenter To Suzane Tomb RED ROSE F .H A AWARD by Mrs Gamble to Christine Dunn. COURTESY PETER AWARDS won in tins order Karen McCoy first Margaret Tomb second Linda Dexter third Jerry Covell, fourth Barbara Hamilton fifth AGRICULTURAL AWARE by Mr Webster including dairy showmanship parhamentary procedure, leadership and projects to Thomas Van Etten Harold Torok Jack Cady Lawrence Payne, Arnold Cady Ken Fry Rodney Easton Charles Cornell Robert Empson Richard Cornell, James Snyder Melvin Er way and Gerald Empson. A special SALESMANSHIP AWARD of a Jacket went to Philip Empson and flashlight awards went to W1ll1amMoag and Charles Ahearn. COMMERCIAL AWARE by Mrs Gibb and Mr Lenze: SHORTHAND one hundred words a minute J acquehne Donaldson eighty words a minute Amy Moe and Janet Baumgamer FOUR PLUS RECORD IN BOOKKEEPING Jacqueline Donaldson Patricia Francis Hazel Bruce, and Gladys Steadman. TYPING with speed and accuracy seventy words a minute David Munyon sixty words a minute Eleanor Robinson Patricia Francis and J acqueltne Donaldson fifty words a minute Bruce Clulson Joyce Smith, Robert Carpenter Carolyn Downey, Betty Hawks Kathryn Nelson, Beverly Donaldson Amy Moe, and Peggy Morley forty words a minute Frank Furman Etta Young Chambers Laura Tracy Sandra Dwight Don Durandetta Deanna Button and Joan Flewel lyn. Jacqueline Donaldson received the award for the most outstanding achieve AMERICAN LEGION and LEGION AUXILIARY ESSAY AWARE by Mrs Jeanne Cole. Gilbert Oboum received a twenty five dollar U S Bond Clair Slawson and Mary Jane Chase both received a pen and pencil set for their essays What Constitutes an Ideal Citizen. ' For the Auxiliary Essay Contest on Our American Heritage, Kay Cole received a five dollar first prize and Fredericka Green a three dollar second prize in the Senior Division. In the Junior High Division of the same contest the first prize of five dollars went to Phyllis Gamble, a three dollar second prize went to Dana Ordway and the third prize of two dollars went to Gene Patterson. EIGHT!-I GRADE MEDAL AWARD was presented by Mrs Cole to Erma Smoker and Edna Nelson for high qualities of citizenslup TRACK AWARE by Mr Bixby the athletic coach to w11l18H1SHHlh Ken Fry Harley Carey Allan Outman Don Durandetta Ralph Wagner John 0 9 0 I I 3 I ' 3 . : ' . : : . ' . . . . . . .. V . .' . . I I I I I I I I . - I . - . S . . - . ' .. .D , ' : ' : ' : . . 2 . . . ., . F' 3 ' n ' 9 I I f 3 l 3 n 9 i I I I I I - ment in all fields of commercial work. ' ' - . . : ' as -- 9 -' I ,, . . ,, . . . . . ' . . . .. I . . . , .. . D 1 I I I I I ight-My 4 L 'A 4 I-iw

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