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

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Barbara Baluta and Joann Baluta show how easy it is to run off neat copies of the paper on the new offset machine, the pride of the commercial department. After the individual sheets of the school paper have been printed, the next task consists of sorting and stapling the sheets. That is what Barbara Johnson, Nancy Harri- son, and Eileen Learn are doing. ie to ,lin 'OWS Q In this photo are seen the reporters 10 the local newspapers. Barbara Baluta and Madeline Glodek wrote weekly columns for the Bloornsburg Press , Faith Daven- port and Marjorie McMichael did the same for the Berwick Enterprise.

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Q-ix SITTING Charlotte DeWald Nancy Harrtson Davud McCabe Mr Stanley Kovalskl advusor Elleen Learn Marlone McMlchael Madellne Glodek Phyllus Frantz STANDING Joann Baluta Fauth Davenport Rosalle Hunter Peggy Thomas Carol Hartman Glorua Gensel Dorothy Vogt Ruth Ann Wunans Evelyn Brace Barbara Johnson Joyce Eckert Carolyn Wllson Absent Barbara Baluta Newspaper taff Responslble for the very popular Northwest News In Revlew rs the group of students appear Ing above Under the supervlslon of Mr Stanley J Kovalskl the staff dld the wrltlng edltlng art work and prlntlng of the paper It was Issued at slx different tnmes during the year namely Halloween Thanksguvlng Christmas Valentines Day Easter and Graduatlon Each Issue contanned artncles on past events future events editorials and special features In cluding the eagerly read gossip Orngnnal art work enhanced the appearance of the paper A further Improvement was notuced after the purchase of an offset dupllcatlng machine which produced neater and more legrble coples The popularity of the paper has grown steadily so that usually the demand exceeds the supply In the second photograph above pictured wnth Mr Kovalskn are the artnsts Nancy Harrlson and Davld McCabe and the co edntors Marlorne McMnchael and Madellne Glodek Nr . I 1 'Y 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , , . : . ' 11 . . ,, . , . . I I I . , . 1 1 ' . . . . , . 1 1 1 I 1 - - 1 I 1 - I 1 1 I ' '

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FIRST ROW ffront to rearj Mrs. Jean Killian Barbara Orr Karen Thomas Sylvia Gibbons Bonnie Dodson SECOND ROW Edith Sleppy Nancy Frantz Caroline Kinsey Rebecca Ridall Shirley Partington Lila Koritko THIRD ROW Nancy Fullerton Ruthann Titus Judy Featherman Lois Reider Kay Reider Nancy Harmon Shirley Swithers Mary Ann Farber Tri-Hi-Y One of the annual proiects of the Tri-Hi-Y is the presentation of gifts to the children in the Nanticoke orphanage. At Christmas time, the girls collected used toys and other articles and pur- chased new ones with money earned through proiects to present lOO orphans with gifts. The girls also delivered 48 baskets filled with candy to the same children a few days before Easter. The organization participated in the Teen- Talks put out by the State Y.M.C.A. For fulfilling the requirements of the course, which is a series of talks on teen-age problems, the club received a banner. In addition, the members conducted discussions on other topics of interest to young girls such as clothes, charm, and vacation ideas. Hi-Y Teen-Talk discussion groups. Sylvia Gibbons, Barbara Orr, Shirley Swith ers, and Kay Reider form one of the Tri