Northwest Area High School - Northwester Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

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w ll fw 'l '2 D QW Urgamzatwns 12 f On a sTage beauhfully decoraTed for The holnday season There was pre senTed Today a concerT by The combnned band and chorus The Tune per formance was Thoroughly enloyed by The sTudenTs and TaculTy The band and The chorus are our largesT organlzahons buT We have oThers whlch are lusT as acTlve and worThwhnle IH Thenr purpose One of These rs The Trl H1 Y whose mann oblecTlve IS To bring happiness To a group of orphans by presenhng Them wlTh glTTs aT ChrlsTmas and EasTer In addr Tuon The gurls have won yearly banners from The YMC A AnoTher club composed of gurls IS The FuTure Homemakers of America Members of The group aTTend convenTlons earn degrees have won prrzes Tor prolecTs enTered In The sTaTe farm show and have even been elecTed To regional and sTaTe offices Our school paper as noT only our mann source of enforma Tuon and gosslp buT also a source of pride Tor :T Too has receuved honors nn publucahon conTesTs Our yearbooks compare favorably wuth Those pub lrshed by oTher schools un Thus area The band also has been The recrpnenT of mnumerable av ards over The years for The excellence of :Ts muslc aT parades and oTher Tunchons Yes we really have some wonderful organuzahons and we have deruved more Than lusT pleasure In being a parT of Them The sponsors of The or ganrzahons and The members should be congraTulaTed for Theur conTrubu Tron To The school s ll 0 ' , ,

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if-9908 anion Girls, Chorus The Northwest Girls' Chorus consisting ot one hundred and nine members had a busy schedule for the year. Early in November, under the direc- tion ot Mrs. Phyllis C. Michael, they began inten- sive rehearsals tor the Christmas program which was put on as a combined concert featuring both chorus and band. One number that was especially enjoyed was White Christmas, which was sung in four-part harmony by the newly organized Northwest Octet. Soon after the beginning of the second semes- ter, rehearsals began tor the Easter concert, which was also a combined concert of chorus and band including twirlers. This concert featured, as did the Christmas concert, various types of music, ranging from popular to sacred. The final appearance of the chorus was -at the Baccalaureate services held June TO in the audito- rium. Two selections were sung, One God and I See God. Solo parts were sung by Cathie Moore and Eileen Honse. Accompanists for this service, as well as for the Easter concert, were Rebecca Franklin at the piano and Isabel Culver at the console of the organ. CHORUS OFFICERS-Darla Weston, president, Nancy Mincavage, treasurerp PIANISTS-SITTING: Isabel Culver, who was also organist Bessie McDaniels, secretaryg Ethel Goss, vice president. STANDING: Rebecca Franklin, Cathie Moore.