Northwest High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Canal Fulton, OH)

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THE BARBERTON HERALD hursday, June 4, 1959 ESTABLISHED IN 1923 NWHS Students Honored In Recognition Services NORTHWEST — Twelve seniors were elected to the newly-formed National Honor Society at North- west high school, before their grad- uation. The twelve, whole selection was based on scholarship, charac- ter, leadership and service, in- cluded David Brand, Linda Essel- burn, Jack Gabler, Jennie Han- cock, Judy Just, Susan Kemp, Jane Reid, Mary Schalmo, Louise Sei- fert, Gary Stephen, Linda Sude- row and Irene Turnbaugh. Those members, in turn, tapped eight juniors for membership, dur- ing the awards ceremonies at the school last Monday. The eight, who received certificates, pins and a red rose from the senior members, are Cora Boser, Georgia Jones, James Kunkle Vernon Siber, Ann Wein- i rich, Patricia Wilhelm, Peggy Lou • Stinson and Helen Stockert. Miss I Mary Fletcher and Mrs. Doris | Grant worked on establishing the I society, and Gerald Mosso, Roy | Ober and W.S. Stinson were on: the honors committee. Students who received certifi- cates for having been on the honor roll all year included David Brand and Irene Turnbaugh, seniors; Peggy Lou Stinson and Ann Wein- rich, juniors; James Chenevy, George Gabor, William Shondel, Carolyn Stalnaker and Barbara Kendall, sophomores; Jane Culp, David Juersivich, Joyce Shondel and Linda Toomey, freshmen. i Jane Reid, David Brand and Peg gy Stinson received certificates for the annual nationwide English ex- amination, sponsored by the Eng- lish department of Central high school, Superior, Wis. Jennie Han- cock received the DAR pin for her senior essay, and Irene Turn- baugh received an award of the ‘‘Standard Handbook for Secre- taries” from the Massillon Chapter of the National Secretaries Associ- ation and the Underwood award of merit, as the outstanding com- mercial student. Linda Suderow re- ceived the award as the outstand- ing typing student, and her 70 word -per-minute pin. Certificates of merit went to Ladd McIntosh, who received hon- orable mention in the district schol- arship exams in American history; William Shondel, honorable men- tion in world history, and Jane Reid, honorable mention in Eng- lish XII. They also received tro- phies. The honor graduates, who had a 3.5 or better • average for their four years of high school included David Brand, Jack Gabler, Irene Turnbaugh, Jennie Hancock and Jane Reid. They wore a double gold cord around their necks, and gold tassels on their hats at com- mencement services.