Northrop High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Seniors receive the long awaited Mr. Tom presents the girls physical education award to Vicki Stuckey. Mr. James Sweeney presents the What ' s Bruin award to seniors Frank Balogh, Ester Lacy, and Debbie Mann. The seniors wait until all have taken their places before the recognition ceremony begins. Mr. Spuller tries to keep his papers in order dur- ing recognition night here at Northrop. mi ISyHHiHHll HBH HHB ' $ ; ' JyWa t i v m IP m

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Charley highlights Fine Arts year Where ' s Charlie? or even better might be who ' s CharUe as Dan Butler rolicked through the 1973 Musical as both Charlie and as Charlie ' s Aunt. A strong cast helped showcase this 1890 ' s play brighten up Northrop in 1973. Spettigue to serve afternoon tea to his guests. at the ruins of the messy house. Kitty and Amy discuss their indecision. Charley, played by Dan Butler, dances to the tune Once in Love With Amy.

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Senior recognition day Jennifer Johnson receives the best girl award for outstanding citizenship. Debbie Tilbury. Al Martindale, and Jeff Halter wait patiently for the opening announcements at recogni- tion ceremony. On the 31st of May at 7:30 p.m. the seniors were invited to recognition night at Northrop. The ceremony was held in the gymnasium. Many awards were given out in cups, metals, and trophies. The SpuUer Valedictorian cup this year went to Jeff Halter. He also was awarded the science cup. Maria Shock was the Salutorian in which she was given the Tricolas Salutorian Cup. She also was given the 4th year Latin award. The different departments gave their awards away. The academic award was given to Ed Zbacnik in Mathematics. Jon Warkentin was given the Pressler-Physic Cup. The Social Studies Achievement went to Ruth Ann Lachot. Business Depart- ment Key was awarded to Vicki Boley. Rick Magley went from the recognition with most of the awards from track. They were the Most Valuable Track, Most Valuable Cross Country. Mrs. Janet Weber presents the modern foreign language award to Beth Sams.