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

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. rr SITTING Mr Edward Augustine advisor Pearl Gryziec, Bernadine Baluta, Gloria Zubris, Caroline Kinsey Judy Geist Beth Price Sharon Whitebread Martha Zubris, Miss Mildred Dzuris, advisor. STANDING Joseph Hutchins Alfred Gizenski Elaine Shershen, James Matthews, John Yemzow, Richard tudent Council The purpose of the Student Council at Northwest is to act as a go-between for both teachers and students. Under the direction of Mr. Edward Augustine and Miss Mildred Dzuris, it enables students, through their homeroom representatives, to voice their particular dis- likes and to do something about them. It also chooses assembly programs which will entertain as well as educate the students. ln addition, every Christmas the Student Council erects and decorates a beautiful Christ- mas tree in the lobby ofthe school.

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FIRST ROW: Marthan Whitmire, Glenda Ruckle, coordinator, Madeline Glodek, Judy Featherman Q' .Z 5 , t 2 Bette Kline, Barbara Johnson, Mr. Stanley KOvalSki, Sandra Zagata, Carol Hartman. SECOND ROW: Jane Long, Janet Beishline, Bonnie Dodson, Shirley Gearhart, Patsy Lechleitner, Louise Lohoski, Elyse Turner. THIRD ROW: Mary Winans, Lois Zultevicz, Carol Romanowski, Kathleen Farber, Linda Hayman, Frances Demnicki, Janet Patacconi, Judy Geist. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Bednarek, Karla Gearhart, Mary Jones, Gloria Van Horn, Eileen Honse, Sue Ann Killian, Stephen Hynick. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Gizenski, Stanley Hazlak, Gary Blackburn, Ronald Harrison, Barry Obitz, Donald Hines, Paul Kaplanski. SIXTH ROW: James Matthews, Richard Kuchta, lrvin Post, Stanley Dembowski, John Polakoski, Timothy Davenport, Ronald Hines. chool cwings Cashiers Carol Hartman and Bonnie Dodson are typical cashiers performing their weekly task. Mr, Kovalski examines the work of his head cashiers. Barbara Johnson is adding the weekly deposits while Madeline Glodek is checking them. 84 The Northwest savings program has completed its fourth consecutive year. The success of the program, which was established to promote thrift among students as well as adults, is measured by the great increase in savings accounts year after year. The program was managed very efficiently by the head Cashiers with the assistance of two cashiers in each home- room who received the weekly deposits from the students.

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X Athletzcs eff-RF fa Today I aTTended The mosT excmng Track meeT ThaT I have ever seen by a miracle or by The and of Mercury hlmself he sped To The Tlnush llne and held has TlTle for The mule run Yes This has been a greaT year for The aThleTes of NorThwesT and for The specTaTors who were Thrnlled by Thelr TeaTs Our TooTball games seemed more hard ToughT and excmng Than ever our baskeTball games were fasT and furious and our wresTlnng meeTs were Tough and Tumbling Our base ball Team Tunlshed second an a close race whrle our baskeTball Team Tled for TlrsT place Our aThleTes were honored by winning posmons on The All STar Teams and one was granTed a Tull four year scholarshup on The basls of his aThleTlc abuluTy combuned vvnTh hugh scholasfuc sTand1ng We sTudenTs were loyal To our Teams We braved The cold and The wind and ram To see our heroes covered wnTh mud on The field of baTTle OTTen They emerged vlcTornous someT1mes They were vanquished buT regardless of The ouTcome we were proud of Them because we were sure ThaT They had done Their uTmosT To honor NorThwesT ll . WZ' X QW X ,I X f , Our TasTesT runner was almosT a lap behind in The mile rung buT eiTher