Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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I fig f .b X . 5 11 I , Rf el tw A I ff' ' 5- gloss they reflect the dignity Top row - Vernon Long, John Bowler, William Allen, John Heinicke, Howard Voorhees, John Spencer, John Esworthy, Richard Murty, Craig Wooley, Donald Martin, Paul Nystrom, Louis Madson, Manager, William Kuhn. Middle row - Rob- ert Miller, John Bonnar, Louis Robinson, John Slack, John Dudley, Robert Dove, Lowell Tevis, Mike Cockill, Robert Pope, Charles Kuhn. Front row - James Doyle, Miles Curtis, Jan Strompf, Alfred Roth, Robert Monaco, George Gardiner, Nor- man Bashoor, Charles Thompson, Carl Offenbacker, Roland Winklbaner, Tommy Duvall, Manager, Bryan McVearry. Tn, Uur Team . f J ji., IJEIJIE TIU BECAUSE OF THEIR FINE PERFORMANCES, THE I954 ISSUE OF THE COMPASS IS DEDICATED TO NORTHWESTERN'S BI-COUNTY CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM OF l954 Alma Mater . if JJ JJJJ 6 F Elwlilffiilfiflffffif, fl 15111131 JJ J J. 91 Qi f V' V ' V ' ' ' 11' I 1 1 Vi-, 7 ,wa-,f, f,v- ' M0 fyfv 'Q V H f E A V Qw ' f V f f , i91fzq.fV n VV Emirlgggilsmmgiggg I Vl'V fgfg 64-'J . Q rrr3r,W411:'?1igEbl+ ff? Vg? , .PJ,Ji.1JJJ 8 5'iJf'FfV .7 D LYRICS-Marcia Gurevich MUSIC-Miss Elle B k 1953 Facul y Mr. John P. Spelcher Prmclpcl Hard ot work in the office are Barbara Ferguson checking morning attendance records, Mrs Young answering telephone .loan Beall examining faculty list and Eileen Donner nivu 1sTP.1f1n framework fm? the Windows . Maintaining an inter-relation between the school and the community as well as between the faculty and students, the principal, the vice-principal and the office staff administer and coordinate the school's functions and business. Late arrivals and early departures check in and out through the office. Aided by student secretaries, the office quietly solves the many problems that arise in the daily routine of a school. Mrs. Young Mrs. Kleiman Be sure you are right, then go ahead. Crockett. Class ctivities through the windows Ut northwestern To have a clear mind today is most important. We are faced with decisions, any one of which may be the paramount one of our life. We can- not stand shaking in the rush of life, we must stride forward, or we remain forever, on the out- side looking in. lt is frustration to peer through a cloudy window. Education helps to clear that window . . . we may see the day and act without fear. Education helps us to know that we are capable of facing our life hoppily. To know our minds and to know ourselves so that we may march confidently with the people of our time, Dramatics and speech students practice their ports for one of the weekly programs presented on radio station WINX. Harlan Austin.is directed by Mrs. Dawson as Mr. Justice listens and Lee Clark ponders over ci script. Co-workers are: Peggy Taylor, Katherine Moore, Anita Breerwood, Joyce Koenig, Fleur Hodgson, Jimmy Henson, Russell Wall, Ernest Clayton, and Carol Tutton. . - WB' U A IQ: These English students use the library for research work on their term papers. One student consults Miss Ruth Phillips, librarian, about finding information for her topic. English Who climbs the grammar tree knows, where noun and verb and participle grows. Juvenal Concentrating on a test are these students of a senior English class, so engrossed they are not even aware of the Cameraman. LPS iN PRLPARINC A RESEARCH PAPER PRELIMINARY STATEMENT Wymbsbw ii fi' Q . ' , 2,111 f X . I 'l I Mrs. P. Johnson Mrs. D. Johnson Mrs. Payne Mrs. Knippenburg Miss Bolsley Mr. Justice Mr. Moran Miss Moulton Mrs. Spencer 'fi-'W Mrs. Dawson Mr. Forst Mr. W. E. Smith , Miss Robinette Miss Sherman Conducting a panel discussion on Juvenile Delinquency are these sophomore English students. Standing is Walter Arnold ready to acknowledge.Donna Brigg s bid for the floor. Waiting for Donna to speak are Robert Bashoor, Linda Beall, and Carolyn Bowers. The Zmost important window of Northwestern is the window of English, the ,window that forms our spoken, atndyywriitten expression whether we be presi- dent pi common labo re r, Grammar, spelling,eef':l.iteratQure,storm a working schedulefwhich a,gstludent1toll,oiNSwgihroughout his entire lite, i Gion,tsiin the Eqirth'f,fzflfl,amlet , The Housetof SevenVGables ,ff5Malcbetl-if' and ,vvp fffliljie Bridge of ' Sangi is 2,t ,,,Rey ,'were read Lonil ffsfudied, Qlecmedjl'fCW1dQife,membered-E ,,is ,E ex,i,i ,epig 1 Diagraming, wasgtfjpfracetieeclssff sffsl and spelling was pondered., :EApjggiositiiyefiifc'ase, ge rulnds, jinte rjections, nominatiive'iJridi4portici,ple's culminate eife into working lingo, for all studerrtsg 'lW S X Through a few hours of study,,.fwefjcan open the window, a wiser well-spoken,sflearn,ed21s,tu'dent. Students in Mrs. Payne's third period English class listen as Russell Wall explains a chapter while Beverly Tutton takes notes on the board. Seated are Ann Rudd, Steve Simms, Jerry Russ, Bob Lewis, Don Boyle, Eddie Geiss, Don Allen, and Michael Ross, taking notes. 59' uf S Jew: ,. if it x on L ,X Seen rehearsing is part of the cast of ANGEL STREET. Looking down at his hands is Donald Gatelyg Mary Pat Cobey gestures dramatically as Lee Clark speaks to her. Holding the teapot is Barbara Porter and Regina Chapman carries the tray. Sandra Smith, student director, checks the blocking of the play. A man' racter i veoled by his eech. , , Menander Ux ' ' , t AC MQW , , A ,wlju fi ffl! M' fwlljll J fl if Q Mrs. Dawson Mr. Justice llramalics As a man thinks so does he spelgfk. And as a man speaks so will he write. to write is to symbolize thoughts. 2,3 To the high schoolMstud3gnt22fEQglish is the foundation of teaches not only the also the into n g ib l e possess to learn ,,,,f., Q To be able tQ,Eg5e4,gbl,e to express in writingfwilgat ff'y ,to be able to tell the world is the job English if Men speak and writefanclythink lill' as they have been taught. Englishlclassesl today at Northwestern are moulding the boy and girl into a clear window through which their thoughts and character and learning will shine brightly. To give a demonstration speech is a requisite for all speech students. Practicing this phase of public speaking is Barbara Galentine, 5, A ,bLf5V3z'! ' Deeply absorbed, Maurice Kelly stands behind Maxine Boyer and Joyce Elder, who are iust getting the facts from a book. ln the foreground are Sheila Smith and Sheryl Logan work- ing on page makeups. Journalism The chief glory of every people arises from its authors. Samuel Johnson Authors of any time are the windows to their era, through we can see what . fiffift the men of historylgqamegclgne. kwa- 'f If-I 'Ht we are buildi Ey the future . ' W v'fb3.ii'5 'ifiki . . - will s edit istici? gf ggggpwisjivxegfare gaining tllge know'lg,e,fEi. Ql5gitiQfQ'L,1,65?'ftell accurately t e :wax a!,i1f3 ' A? story 2 . iff!-ss , i, ,W , fn? wma'- J' L Z Behwegnwgbodcgfyxiaiif tomorrow, therefore, no doors' closegdiylly 3 r-Q-'git gk ig mx sl we X Q 0' ' ,K+ , Mgmiipge -BQveg,iQedifOirin-E5ief of the 1954 tbiieg-ffsolmie pictgureitfpr the yearbook to Bcl3S?QlfiQrbessqg?3vBarbali'a Fidiigterf Looking doubt- ful, Ernest Claytbnwpresentsi pictures to Martha Templeton while an amused .lim Colquhoun glances over more mug shots . Linwood Dove, Joan Stogner, Norma Fulghum and Coleen Mills d over the shoulders of Barbara Porter, Renee George and Shirley rea Fox, Rosemary Long and Mary Ellen Bailey are the busy typists. l l li 2 l A Doris Walters and Lois Groves check THE NOR'WESTER copy as Patsy Dix and Fleur Hodgson discuss a feature article. Sandra Smith, Ann Rudd, Joe Carstens, Evelyn Stransky and Bob Lewis form another group, as Regina Chapman kids with the cameraman. 9. V ia 2 ff 2 f f ,f 7' L i Voicing their opinions on a given subject are these panel members of Mrs. Cubbage's Problems of Democracy classes. Betty Hughes lstandingl presents some food for thought while pondering over her statements ore: Bonnie Wilson, Joan Stogner, Alan Rogers, Bob McCormick, Barry Gastrock, David Schaeffer, Steve Simms, and Paul Fredrickson. Seated in the foreground are members of Mrs. Cubbage's third period class. KE 5.5 Er--, TEM, i,lflllll2EMEll History is indeed the witness of the times, the light of truth. Cicero Mr. Bell Miss Clough Mr. Kirlik Miss Nowland Mr. Stevenson World history proves to be a study of faraway places with strange soundin' names. Italy is the center of interest according to Jacqueline McGraw. Looking on are Mary Singer, Judy Kasko, Betty Blunton and Jean Teal. 1 Miss Keithley Mrs. Geoghegan Mr. W. B. Smith Sally McNay points to the map while Betty Hainey refers to a text- book during a United States history class. lofts- Reporting on present and past history is Barbara Amossf' Among those taking notes are Willard Zangwell, Joan Provinsky, Roger Seigel and Joan Lee Smith. The mirror of history reflects through the window ofthe hnure,and'hon1the outdde H appearsthat only the past can be seen. it Through study of history, it is foundithat, in reahty, both past and future can be seen in the present, as history repeats itself. A three-year course at Northwestern takes the students from the beginnings of world history through a comprehensive study of the background of our country. i Then, udng thm background,the senkws gaze at the present and the future, preparing themselves for responsible citizenship, in problems of democ- Mr. Mann Miss Roe Mrs. Cubbage racy. A As part of their world history lesson, these students look for a certain country. DeWitte Cooke uses the map, Virginia Smith checks the atlas, Judy Slavin uses the globe. nun nw-di' l Dennis Asaka and Edward Condolon conduct a physics experiment involving weights while Sylvia Pitzen refers to a textbook for a discussion of the experiment. Why does one look out a window? Because many times one does not know what is out- side that window, and the call of the unknown, named Science curiosit lb ,some beckons, pr m'sing n w adven- y 3 l fwjfx? I1 . . . . tures. PM' I tl i 2 Equipped with his five senses, mon And s it i with megqssciencvef Theylare driven eXPl0 eS the Universe Ground him Und by an in ense curiosi fx ey rnust know? and must C0ll5 the 0dVenfUfe 5ClenCe-H see for t ms gxgs wk fi iustpioiiwd their current Edwin Hubble knowled . hey buhd windows to see throligh. They build do s w ich ,gapen for them, Sthdyl, possess what they hav ilu 'i th l Northilf eifn students are begirjgilifigl now, in biology, i, l bemistry, in physics, to fitjifhj pieces of their windows together, so that they too may see into the world of tomorrow. 5 Mr. Owens Mr. Phillips Mrs. Haines Mr. Downing M,-I Hcmsen Mr. Harris Mr, Stewart M' P new Biological specimens are examined by Carol Wentz, Mary Peay, Marcia Slavinski, Timmy White, David Palmer, Perry Wilkinson, Charlotte Dammeyer, and Joe Pear, in order to complete their studies of algae and fungi. Sulphuric acid plus zinc yields zinc sulphate and hydrogen so Phil Guidry, Janet Bendit, Ed Bernard, Larry Bunch, Peter Hutchinson, and David Kolda discover by experimentation in chemistry class. 'FISQQ fllifl' I . I E lm HI: 'li in l xt I 5 U X X , Y V 1' :ii ll.. ' ,t:. lilxrwf' i ., mm., f in ,.,,ii:..ix X .Interested students of Latin are Sharon Reeves, Stanley Pickett, and Janet Johnson, who study miniatures pertaining to the ancient Romans. Note the pledge to our United States flag in the background. Languages The ancient languages are the scabbard which holds the mind's sword. Goethe How appropriate these words of Goethe may seem to many! They bring to mind a duel, with conjugations, translations, and verb plans pitting their strategy against the poor student, But as the year progresses, determination brings ability, and with ability comes confidence. Con- fusion is replaced by assurance and by love for and interest in what has become the student's next-to- native tongue. And after two years, he finds that it really isn't impossible parler francais, habler espanol or dicere latin, and he has won the duel. Apparently Catherine Herbert has run across an amusing article in her French book. Kay Johnson laughs at Catherine's antics, though Charles Phillips dons a somber mood. I l ' Ke.Ftanr:e ' Nvfmandie ' ' 0' Breuxgne Germ' V, 1 '7 f'Y:'Langi.if.-doc 4- 'i i ' ' A. uf Mrs Cumberland l Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Powell . fly' Home-keeping hearts are the hap- piest. W5 ll Henry Longfellwww ll l-Sl Xxx f ll lm, My Suits must be ironed on the wrong side, so , ' ll w 'lf ,f 'J -.G 'l N Barbara Owens, Marie Schulze, and Loretta ,F Attick learn in clothing laboratory. N W Mahon, IDG Zi X Totaling accounts of the day is Lois Stitt. Seated next to her is Eugene , . Nieman who makes entries in a ledger. Soon to be secretaries, these commercial students are hard at work in their shorthand class. Ruth Farrell dictates to Jean Crother and Jeriann Weber. E I l What one knows is, in youth, of little moment, they know enough who knows how to learn. Alfred Lord Tennyson Through the windows of the world the need iofispeed and efficiency is seen. ' J , 3 Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, ,business machines and office practice are taught so that this required skill is learned in the best age of acquiring knowledge, N, Northwestern's commercial department prepares students for the business world of tomorrow. Tellers of the school bank carry out their duties as part of Bookkeeping ll class. Standing is Jean Six while her co-workers, seated, assist her. Barbara Forsythe, Joan Holman, Mary Grace Merson, and Eva Jean Wood are the assistants. Q 1. .List YJ 1 5 1 N r. 5.1-.. M id' '--,v. 2 ik I I' . 'wg ft 4 Q . if M . xxx Mrs. Beveridge Miss Bricker' Mrs. Sudlow Mr. Gieda 'l 3. L -vt fr I B G2 ,I gi: H1 3 ' xi, ii - I f i if s f , f' ff W , I Mrs. Hamilton 0 W2 Mrs. Carr 9 Miss Nye 1. Q .l Mrs. Park Miss Rinaldi ,lf . ef Ai J 4, was li lo 5 xx- X Joy Benson and Norma Armstrong glance over their exercises in the pamphlets Behind Joy and Norma, Joan Brown sneaks a peek at the keys and Charlotte Fuller improves her typing technique. Office practice requires students to have a touch of mechanical genius. Sandy McCord and Judy Viar dem- onstrate the workings of the mimeograph machine. Preparing themselves 'For a secretarial career are these typists: Buckey, Joan Brown, and Joy Benson. Norma Armstrong pauses to erase a mistake. Th' Yr X, Georgie Kirtley places a drawing on the bulletin boardg Ray Mowery and Burt Steinman use a chart for their assignment. Keith Judd shows fellow geometry students the answer to a previous night's lesson. Mathematics f N'-X Mathematics is falneldtlthosexwindows which, when viewed through byjorrfey,appea,rsito-cbe clear. Others find itJg.uite c'loudygglggglftcfrexlunablf to distinguish ff' mi thematics depart- ment cloudy window. The through the planes of solid ge9T3fe?tQQj3qnf'd.Eg'ohory1'3etry, while the pains . ttst. ,f-4 ,. A of plane leyiertegfafor others. - ,itat 2359 .. r bl ff g-i14'zfj1f731,Q,!'i- ffl lx tlQQf Review of are usually open windowsito their study serves largely to prepa'rel'tfherrftor worlQlater. From open to clear to cloudy - the varying degrees of visibility seem to determine our attitude toward math. lsn't it often that, in despair, we wish them all broken? Angling may be said to be so like the mathematics that it can never be fully learnt. lzaak Walton Cedric Young seems uninterested as Mathias Zahinser and Barbara Epstein point out statements and reasons for their geometry problem. .fjrll - - -'iff st? 'l'f- CH . -. .. 5.3, 4 .:'. ' :Q Rf '5' 5' .3-1. 5- -. 'N mile 5ff7fW V QZOX 1 2 Mrs. Lamanski Mr, Nelson 'E ta 6,1 .5 4 4 lx i Mrs. Bauer Q l I Ft' Mr. Hansen Mr. Lynn K Mr. McNelis Mrs. Spencer Ph silzal Education , , A-120, , ,f-M662 Wf Bearin no other class 9 , , !, iq I physical education as a difficult mathematics c6urs62fofJltHQSe24?hoLift: ke it. On the frail fond in they mnasium varsit ros- 5 ii, A 1 , , pects are cyogglfiescand taught to make fii' M the most . iiiiiii . . But abili X iscdekfpg1X,QnQt,.,fhe rimar re unre- ment - the..,,class teag3h?es mantiifif ames exercises ww 1 fffff. ' ' acrobatics dancin nd es eciallf ood s orts- I manship to the students. To love the game beyond the prize. Henry Newbolt Poised in mid-air Laurie Maffay glances at her audience. Blakely Littleton and Jean Skid- more watch Laurie do the exercise. V l Mr. Ya rnall Mr. FOSter usil: KS reef' ' 'f A J thrownjfopen otvfsgrmrjse to let in the high oir of o new m,e?'rnM'gf,f l ,ff . , W pimms-efmew, ,hjy Af X ffl f,,.1-if . oldsfdggerient experi- if - -lxh S .' ., . . enCeS!sf0FiBQCl1 ,Wi fon exciting , - 'eeee l , Q e..e 5 experiencnegssgikfcgirsefsgglfllexrgswgggegiiit gagging! restg for others - cn Sesqo M The music glepoijjfiwiaeijfiowacgtsirtlwlw olrtwlxgygslgrnffoff choral musicyiiigienuerqkliijafc, . - ., 3' 1 13 ' . Ag. bond, inoll ofiwhiglar ony st 5,vt:1e 6 i art. , .V , ,T J!g11Q:'y 15:54, st JJCQQMXQ., gf 'ax A X :QQGJEZM Who hears music, feels his solitude peopled ot once. Robert Browning Mr. Ronca Miss Beckman X N i- Art Dreams are the true inter- preters of our inclinations, but art is required to sort and understand them. Montaigne Fred 'fit' V6 3:3-'Si A-:li Describing what they see with brightly tainted brushes are art students Ropko, John Slack, Howard Sergent and David Sergent. Art class is a special place. Ther -- re man 'lilmenffon earth but the pow r to create is given to ew. T 5 ff X X The tale- of the prospectiv artist fQ bel9li ito one laid if l. . 'iz f . . Drawing, painting ulpturin ,i 1 different ph kg f g f the artist's - -i L '- tiff? career - all 'Q-if-, Q th t +2'5t f , v 1 tomorrow , Q matter what X ff ,if D' field. Here orthwestern ckground tolxal re is -4 ' . , , WW- to A ie-i choice he -ng? nf - '.1j':: ,fy W., Today he stands on a st ping Tstoni' fl eiidll sfdynd on the shore. Developing their individual artistic talents are Peter Miller, Betty Louchs, Alice Le Merle, Al MF- Young Johnson and Gerry Dade. Near Alice is another student. Mr. Downing 'Q Y.- S A5 11 X All in a day's work, Robert Haberland prepares type Unconquered Qrmyf' in print shop. Shnp Training To gain skill and confidence takes time and patience. But once acquired, the abil- ity to create is enormous and in the hands of thosejmen who possess it will go the pieces ottthe foundation ot tomorrow. Northwestern's ,shop releases the bolt to students no longer gaze upon they step through and create. X l . ,, Li f , f Mr. Layman Skill and confidence are an George Herbert ln the metal shop, in the wood shop, in the print shop, and in mechanical drawing the bolts are thrown away, the windows swing open. Mr. Smeltzer Mr. Hrebenach Pouring out through them - from the hands of the skilled and confident come the creations that the rest of us can but look upon and appreciate. Observing Tom Folks work with the table saw is Bryce Rathbone. Gary Hart- man operates the wood lathe and Mar- lene Tomford cuts wood on the band saw. Using one of the drawing boards, Stephen Katy draws with necessary im- plements. U...,a 2 f fj 'W-an Wu! ff-,X Doing needed research work on their term papers are members of Mr. Smith's third period P.O.D. class. Miss Ruth Phillips lends needed assistance. I Give me nook is dedicated to a book. Lihrar Perhaps there are history questions to be answered, perhaps there is research to be done on a term paper. Maybe the student just wants a good book to read in his spare time. ln such cases, he can always turn to Northwestern's own library, with its large and constantly growing supply of literature. Encyclopedias, magazines, pam phlets - books ot tact, of fantasy, and ot fiction. the room whose every Frank Sherman Martha Stroup signs the card necessary for withdrawing a book. Preparing to stamp this bit of literature is Mary Carol Savage. Looking through the student card tile is Allene Ableiter. Miss Phillips Miss Spicknall Mr. Cartee Assisting Northwest- ern's guidance coun- selors are Ronnie Fliss, Sa ll y McNey, Bill Shenberger, J o h n Huffman, Becky Spit- zer and Mary Pat Co- bey. Looking over Lovejoy's College Guide is Miss Spicknall who advises Peggy Troy about the col- leges which she may attend. Often there arises in everyday school life a need for someone to clean the tilmy windows of confusion. Guidance counselors are parents away from home. Your problems be- come theirs. The right college to at- tend, the changing of a schedule are important to them. They guide a student along the rocky road of educa- tion, making the path smooth, the burden easier. I L ' ,ff P-we-gs, 3 , -iff' W nfs? '- I fi,-' Q, ,f E My ,E -5 X eil s sk 'X-,gpg 'wx Q of get we s, V -ci ifx Jie sts., gg, -,K sg fiat-'mg-X tr- XA! ex My but , 1.4 xx 4 A ,,-.X xx fam, ni Mfg Q11 ,st 1 1 is, 'f-tj V, ,- X ,--W ,fy ,f-uns f A Q -If Y In New naxx MAH :fx rw ,ff wifi N I sf 'YM S 'Ls yff,,494 1 I I my ' X fljy' 1 Us-ff' Q. Z,,7f,'4,f, z,34f7,! 'Q 5, , ,qi ts ,ff tiff-X ffm- wffykffyi, ,gf ygfpy t ,- ' Vf'1t?Lsf xV'jw WW l,'?,077kZQj,'ff9 'W Lf'-,,, ,Nxt Y , ,,Mf'7:CZ'gjf 17 f wwf f . j N X eff,-I x ' 1-Zfivkpffffff if 'pi fffjff 4' X Vffff, wgyf ' fr, Q, ,gf ff-f-VW ,xgff xy 0, fffyf ff 2 v f 1 fr'-u., , f' M, 7' f f f sxsfrvrliff 'ff-M.,,,4f0, 4 We fi' ,XJ fd, ,WQQJX A , ...,,, .JV 4 Guidance Department Allen Astrin seeks information about a future job from Mr. Cartee L Mr Kemerer What a job this is! exclaims Bonnie Wilson as she weaves around the posts. This maneuver is set up by Mr. Kemerer, the driving instructor. The Cafeteria Focal points of all noontime activities, Northwestern's cafeteria is the meeting place of students and faculty alike. Serving ap- proximately six hundred lunches per day, the cafeteria is symbolic of a big school. The windows of the cafeteria are the windows of Northwestern. Miss Sullivan and a half each school day. Seen in this photo of the cafeteria are students about to satisfy their ravenous appetites. Miss Sullivan, cafeteria man- ager, witnesses these scenes for an hour Drivers' Training Abundant caution does not have harm. Coke The majority of American teenagers will sooner or later be looking out a certain window - a car window - from behind a steering wheel. Driver's training teaches these high school teenagers the driving techniques, the traffic laws, and most important of all - auto con- trol, so that tomorrow they can safely see the world from behind these moving windows. L, 'G'-' X . Mr. Maholtz ln the darkroom, working on pictures for the Compass are Northwestern's photographers Cleft to right? Gene Schier, developing prints, George Vivierette and Lowell Brockman working at the enlargers. Phntnqraph With the click of a of a bulb, another event is capturedlQfaQ2,fhVe 2window of high school memories. All school publIcationlislfldenefitflfromgthe art of photography. The darkroooinrrbecuorfrmes cl' familiar place to the school photogrgpherqg i To coin a phrase, A pictlurelis worth Q thousand memories. 'l - , r QQ Sw n if 6 Q 4 4-ww. . f...-we ' f qqpuw-M , W, , V,,,,,,., , ., l, X 'mt 'f ' W, iff? Q , o ff... U 'f' ' Q 'L 5 ST E T5 H . ll I lf X!! ' M75 .!,. f f. 4-f , .HQ L . - The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. Plato Ahead there were three windows each with the lock of ignorance fastened tight. The first lock was broken by elementary learning, the second by secondary education, the third lock is yet to be broken, for that is the locked window of the world. As the second lock is broken and the window thrown open, they stand fast and let the guardians of the third window pass judgment. The third graduating class of Northwestern has broken the second lock, but only with the tool of education. v M' T WP , Qplyjfvpbflxi My 5 Ui Xvgfw Wfofwg J! yy JJ! 1 o o fl o of oo o Uffioors of tho Sooior Class Sponsor ood Co-sponsors ABDILL, HERBERT WESLEY, Herbie , academic, Hi- Y, homeroom secretary, ambition-aeronautical engi- neer. ABEL, PHYLLIS LELIA5 PhyI , general, Cater- ers' Club president, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-department store buyer. ABLEITER, ERLYS ELAYNEp Little E.A. , academic, Circle N Club, homeroom secretary, intra- murals, sports days, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y historian, ambi- tion-physical education teacher. AKIN, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Penny , general. ALLEN, DONALD CHARLES, Don , academic, track team, soc- cer team, N Club, Student Council, homeroom presi- dent, ambition-engineer. ALLEN, FLORETTA ELLEN: Flea , general, Y-Teens, Glee Club, basketball intra- murals, I ALLEN, JOAN ELIZABETH, academic, ambition--inter- peter. ALLEN, WILLIAM WATSON, BiII , general, Varsity Football, N Club, Hi-Y, Gym Club, ambition- college. AMBROSE, JOAN MARIE, general, Glee Club, Caterers' Club, ambition-music teacher. 'J' ff'- ffl' APPERTI, RUTHANN MARIE, Mitzie , commercial,l ambition-private secretary. ARMIGER, BETTY JANE? Ben , commercial, ambition-secretary. ARM- STRONG, NORMA ALICE, commercial, ambition-seo retary. ARROYO, JUDITH ESTELLE, Judy , academic, Com- pass, Glee Club, Bible Club, Quill and Scroll, Nor'wester, Student Council, Gym Club, ambition-journalist. ASAKA, DENNIS, Koko , academic, ambition-engi- neer. ASHLEY, JOSEPH PAUL, Joe , academic, Hi- Y, homeroom president, ambition-college. c f,nf'f' sf. fe? 19045 I1 I' YZ i ,Q-A 'CN' 99 Xmas 'gill .fx ASTRIN, ALLEN IRWIN: Al , general, band, ambi- tion-musician. ATKINS, DEYERLE ROSALINDQ aca- demic, Glee Club. ATTICK, ALBERT, Buddy , aco- demic, Student Council, soccer team, band, ambition- college. AUFRECHT, GEORGE FREDRICKp Smokey , general, ambition-Navy career. AURITI, ANTOINETTE CARMELAp Toni , general, ambition-marriage. BAILEY, MARY ELLEN, Beetle , commercial, Tri-I-li-Y, Nor'wester, Compa,ss, ambition-bookkeeper. BAILEY, ROBERT MITCHELL, Bob , general, Photo- graphy Club vice president, ambition-commercial pho- tographer. BAIN, JOHN H., Jack , academic. BAIRD, WILLIAM, BiII , academic. BAKER, FRED TODD, Peanut , general, ambition- printer. BAKER, WILLIAM ROBERT, Big BilI , gen- eral, bowling team, ambition-join service. BALMER, LUCILLEg Lou , general, Glee Club, ambition-secre- tary. BARBITTA, ANTHONY NICHOLOS5 Tony , general BARGTEIL, MARTON ARRON, Mort , academic, ambi- tion-Certified Public Accountant. BARKER, LINDA ELIZABETH, Skeeter , commercial, Tri-I-li-Y, Camera Club, FTA, Glee Club, ambition-bookkeeper. BARNHILL, ARVIDAf commercial, ambition-work. BARR, MYRA HOLMES: general, ambition-telephone work. BARRETT, MARY ANNE, Blondie , cam- mercial, majorette, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, ambition -college. BATSON, RANDALL HEATH, Bay , academic, ambi- tion-college. BAXTER, JEAN CAROL, general, Li- brary Club, Y-Teens, ambition--airline hostess. BEALL, JOAN MARIE, general, Camera Club school office, am- bition-airline hostess. L BEALL, SUZANNE GRIFFITH5 Suzie , academic, Tri- Hi-Y, ambition-college. BEAVER, BARBARA ANN, Beuvy , commercial, Junior Red Cross, Caterer's Club, ambition-Home Ec. teacher. BEAVERS, BETTY JEAN, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, homeroom treasurer, ambition- singer. H f .I 4 BEAVERS, DOROTHY MAE, Dottie , commercial, Tri- Hi-Y, ambition-breed and raise horses. BEAVERS, HARVEY CALVERT, Buddy , academic, Band, soccer team, tennis team, N Club, Dance Band, Gym Club, ambition-lawyer. BECRAFT, WILLIAM DONALD, Don , academic, National Honor Society, ambition- commercial pilot. BEGEMAN, ALBERT LEROYp Buddy , general, band, Gym Club, homeroom treasurer, ambition-success. BELL, LILLlANp Marlene , commercial, Business Honor Society, Tri-l-li-Y, ambition-private secretary. BENDIT, JACK LEE, Jack , general, homeroom treasurer, base- ball, N Club. '49, l ',., ,qi 5 f, Jw 1 f X , Lf' -721 277 f , 7 BENDIT, JANET CHLOE, academic. BENNETT, NEW- COMB BENJAMIN, Ben , academic, wrestling team, N Club, Hi-Sci., ambition-Geologist. BENSON, JOY ALTHEA, commercial, Camera Club, ambition- success. BEYNON, JAMES DANNER, Danny , academic, bowl- ing league, intramural basketball, ambition-Mechanical Engineer. BLUME, JANE MURIEL, Levi , commer- cial, ombition-secretary. BLURTON, JOAN RUTH, Jeanie , general, Girls Chorus, ambition-secretary. BOND, AUDREY LAVONNE, commercial. BONNAR, JOHN BROOKS, Nibby , academic, Varsity football, N Club, Hi-Y. BOOTH, CAROL NANCY, acad- emic, Caterers' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, ambition--Home Economics teacher. BOTELER, MARGARET ANN, Peggy , commercial, Band, Business Honor Society, homeroom secretary, am- bition-secretary. BOUMA, BERTHA, Bert , com- mercial, Glee Club, homeroom intramurals, homeroom representative. BOUMA, GERTRUDE ANN, Trudy , commercial, homeroom treasurer, Glee Club, intra- murals. BOURNE Jr., EUGENE GABRIEL, E.B. , academic, N Club, Hi-Y, Bowling League, ambition-college. BOWL- ING, MABEL JEAN, Snookie , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y secretary, FTA, Camera Club secretary, homeroom sec- retary, ambition-college. BOYER, EDNA MAXINE, Max , academic, National Honor Society, Quill qnd Scroll secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Nor'wester, Com- pass editor, dramatics, homeroom treasurer, ambition- college. BOYLE, DON RICHARD, academic, Science Club, NBC Technical consultant, ambition-electronic research. BRANNAN, PHILIP EDMUND, Stinky , general, am- bition-service. BREWBACKER, PAUL JOSEPH, gen- eral, ambition-service. BROCKMAN, LOWE IIIS, general, Compass, Nor'wester, sch l I ot apher, Camera Club, om- bition-aer l p ogr ver. BROOKS, DORIS JEAN, Jeanie , g c, ri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, bowling team, intramur , am ' f-model. B OWN, JOAN LOR- R Blon ' , commercial, bition-model. 0 BRUMER, RUSSELL LEROY, general. BRYANT, MAR- GARET FRANCES, Peggy , commercial, ambition- secretary. BUCK, CAROL ANN, academic. BURGESS, JOSEPH, RebeI , academic, Mexican Ex- change Club, ambition-military officer. BURGESS, RICHARD HERBERT, Dick , academic, Band, ambi- tion-learn a trade. BURNS, RODNEY HENRY, Rod , academic, intramurals, ambition-navy. BURROUGHS, EUGENE WHITE, Gene , academic, am- bition--aeronautical engineer. BUSSARD, EDITH GERALDINE, Gerry , commercial, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, school office, ambition-model. CALDWELL, MAR- VEL ELAINE, ocademic, Tri-Hi-Y, Caterers' Club, am- bition-airline hostess. 'Q-wif 'Eff f f www 7, , I.. ffl lg, 'Sn-3 VU' T CAPPS, LEO GEORGE, Buddy , academic, soccer team, Gym Club, ambition-pilot. CARSTENS, JOSEPH WIL- LIAM, Joe , academic, Hi-Y, varsity basketball, N Club. CARUSO, CARL JOSEPH, C.J. , academic, Band, homeroom president. CHAPMAN, REGINA LEE, Gina , general, Angel Street , Nor'wester, Music Revue, Girls Chorus. CHARLTON, BOB MOORE, academic. CHASTANG, THOMAS JAMES, Tom , general, ambition-success. CLARK, CAMILLA, DeeDee , commercial, Library Club, ambition-secretary. CLARK, EVELYN LOUISE, Mickey , commercial, ambition-housewife. CLARK, LEE WILLIAM, academic, National Honor Society, Thes- pians, NBC, Les tit Players, Angel Street , ambi- tion-actorlMQlJZ M ii W iyiw CLAYTON, Jr., ERNEST MORRIS, Ernie , academic, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll president, Thespians, Nor'wester editor, Compass, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, vice president, Dramatics, Press Club, ambi- tion-real estate lawyer. CLEVELAND, RICHARD WESTON, general, King Midas . COBEY, MARY PAT, Mer , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Music Revue, bowling team, Class Historian, Thespian society, president, Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society, Angel Street , ambition-college. COCKILL, MICHAEL JAMES, Mike , academic, Hi-Y, N Club, football, basketball, baseball, homeroom president, ambition-college. COGAR, MARY JOE, commercial, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-air line hostess. COLLINS, JOSEPH DONALD, Don , general. COLLINS, ORROW PENNINGTON, Tommy , general, business manager of Nor'wester. COLQUHOUN, JAMES, Jim , academic, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Puppet Club, Junior Red Cross, Press Club, All State Chorus, Angel Street, ambition-college. CONDOLON, EDWARD JOSEPH, Eddie , academic, Gym Club, Stu- dent Council, ambition-college. CONDOLON, MARY MARTHA, Greek , general, Tri- Hi-Y, NLT, ambition-college, COOKE, GARNETT FRANCES, commercial, Caterer's Club, ambition--dieti- tian. CORNELL, OWENS BOTELER, O , academic, Band, Gym Club, Hi-Y. CREECH, JACKIE ELIZABETH, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-study Home Economics. CROMER, PATRICIA ANNE, Pat , commercial, homeroom officer, ambi- tion-secretary. CROTHER, JANET DOROTHY, Jan , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, dramatics, Bowling Club, chorus, ambition-commercial teacher. I if R CUSTIS, DON DREW, Eb , academic, Hi-Y, Bible Club, Band, track, Science Club, homeroom president, Junior Red Cross, ambition-agriculture. DAILEY, DORIS JEAN, commercial, ambition-bookkeeper. DANNER, JOANNE EILEEN, Jo , commercial, home- room secretary, Camera Club, Business Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-college. DARNES, DOROTHY JEAN, Dottie , commercial, am- bition-medical art-work. DARWIN, JOHN WILLIAM, Jack , general, Hi-Sci Club, ambition--science re- search. DAVENPORT, MARY VIRGINIA, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-airline hostess. 71? 1 0 wt.. i if W. ti -1, A Q 6- 3, sf sh..-f 1 Ili, ,.' 4 Jia! DAVIDSON, DAVID LOXLEY, Dove , academic, NLT, Rifle Club, Student Exchange Club, Library Club, am- bition-military career. DAVIS, JOY ANN, commer- cial, Bible Club, homeroom treasurer, Business Honor So- ciety, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-secretary, DAVIS, RONDA JACK: academic, wrestling, N Club, Hi-Y, ambi- tion-engineer. DAVIS, WILLIAM ELDREDp Bill , academic, ambition -mechanical engineer. DAWSON, GERALDINE JOYCE: Boogie , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, intramurals, ambition-secretary. DAY, BARBARA, withdrawn. DEAN, JANET ARCELIA7 commercial. DEECK, WIL- LIAM FRANCIS: academic, ambition--writer, DEEM, DONALD EDWARD, Don , academic, Hi-Sci Club, homeroom vice-president, track team, bowling team, am- bition-research chemist. DELAMARTER, JOAN ANN: Joanie , commercial, am- bition-secretary. DELZELL, ANNETTE MARY: Bunny , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, ambition-ain line hostess, DIX, PATRICIA ANNE, Patsy , acad- emic, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross treasurer, sports days, homeroom treasurer, ambition-State Department work- Ailfdfcfeazo M-f M DODSON, ELIZABETH AN 7 Betty , commercial, am bition-secretary. DOVE, ROBERT BRUCE, Buck general, Gym Club, track, homeroom president, am bition-college. DOVE, IRA LINWOOD5 Linsilva academic, soccer team, Compass staff, track team, am bition--college. DOVE, ROBERT POWER, Bob , academic, Vice-presi- dent of Student Council, N Club, varsity football, J.V. football, ambition-criminologist. DUDLEY, JOHN PRESTON: academic, football. DUDZIK, ROB- ERT LOUIS, Bob , academic, Hi-Y, N Club, varsity basketball, homeroom officer, ambition-college: DUNAWAY, SANDRA JEAN, Sandy , general, ambi- tion-political secretary. DUVALL, GEORGE THOMP- SON: Torn , academic, varsity football, N Club, am- bition-physical education teacher. EASTERLING, CARSON RODDY, academic, NLT, homeroom president, ambition-FBI. EISENBERG, DAVID HENRY, Ike , commercial ambi- tion-department store buyer. ELDER, JOYCE LEE, ' o , acad ic, Nor'wester, Compass, Quill and Scroll, es i -treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-dramab s. L I OAN LORRAINEp commercial. JJ 61, EPSTEIN, BARBARA LEE, Bobbie , commercial, Busi- ness Honor Society-president, NBC, Puppet Club, Glee Club, ambition--medical secretary. ESPENSCHADE, PARK WILLIAM, academic, Glee Club treasurer, Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, Hi-Y, NBC, Hi- Sci, Junior Red Cross, ambition-medical doctor. FAR- RELL, RUTH ERMAQ Ruthie , commercial, Business Honor Society vice president, Band, Gym Club, ambi- tion-secretary. FIGARD, JAMES FREDERICK: Jim , general, ambition --work in plastics. FERGUSON, BARBARA A., Bob- bie , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, am- bition-airline receptionist. FIERY, NORMA JEANNEg Jeannie , academic, Band, Thespians, Les Petit Players, Gym Club, Intramurals, ambition-nurse. FISHER, SHALOM: academic, Hi-Sci, ambition-physk cist. FLICK, BARBARA ANN: Bobs , general, Rifle Club, Glee Club. FLEHARTY, GAYLE ELIZABETH, TayIe , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross representative, Circle N Club, Library Club, intramurals, sports days, ambition-nurse. FLESHER, NANCY LEE: commercial, ambition-secre- tary. FLESHMAN, GEORGE H., general, soccer team, ambition-Navy. FLETCHER, BETTY LUCILLE, commercial, National Honor Society, Gym Club, Tri-Hi- Y, Business Honor Societv Bible Club, ambition-clothes buyer. FLISS, RONALD, Money Bags , academic, manager soccer team, treasurer, Camera Club, ambition--elec- tronics engineer. FLISS, SHELDON DONALD: acad- emic, soccer team, ambition-dentist. FLOOD, JO- SEPH RAYMOND: Joe , general. , .ei ...JZ JWl-1.:.,,w.. V1.2 Jim- ww' Q,4.uy,:v,,.C' fu, ,luv-fenw 94.4 ei., 4-7114?-1' 7,414 I I ffl-w JI' f l will B??f 519.3 ,l J n FORBES, ROBERT ALEXANDER, academic, Glee Club, NBC, Hi-Sci, Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Rifle Club, ambi- tion-study languages. FORRESTER, ROSE MARIE: Rosie , academic, intramurals, Girls' Chorus, Tri-Hi- Y, ambition-physical education teacher. FORSYTH, BARBARA ANN, Bobbie , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, sports day. FOX, SHIRLEY FAITH: academic, Y-Teens, Caterers' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Compass, Midget Mag, ambition- nurse. FRANKLIN, ULA MARIE, general, ambition- typist. FREDERICKSON, PAUL OLIVER: academic, Hi-Sci, Dance Band, Band, ambition-electronics engi- l'1E9I'. J ,haw 4? FULGHUM, NORMA JEAN: academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Na- tional Honor Society, Bible Club-vice president, Glee Club, ambition-social worker. FULKS, ELIZABETH ZOE: Zoe , academic, homeroom treasurer, ambition- marriage. FULLER, CHARLOTTE RAE: commercial, Y-Teens. GARDINER, AMOS HERBERT: academic. GARDINER, GEORGE DAVID: Peanut , general, homeroom presi- dent, football, N Club. GASTROCK, BARRY AL- LEN: Gustave , academic, National Honor Society, Hi- Y, Hi-Sci, ambition--aeronautical engineer. GATELEY, DONALD EDWARD: Gate , academic, Three Act Play, ambition-accountant, GAYLOR, JOAN LEE: academic, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll, Nor'wester, Midget Mag, ambition-college. GEORGE, RENEE HELEN: academic, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Caterers' Club, Nor'wester, Compass, ambition-college. GIERSCH, PATRICIA ANN: Party , academic, cheer- leader, National Honor Society, class treasurer, home- room vice president, Circle N treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-college. GIES, EDWARD LEONIDAS, Eddy , academic, basketball, baseball, ambition- engineer. GILLESPIE, DARRELL JAMES: Jim , acad- emic, Science Club, Photography Club, ambition-sci- entist. ,Mm -wg , Q---ov jf , tw.. . if E Nsf I S A wk V: 'nn 'W -Afghi 4' , gif L ,M .1 .' ,wi 1.1 . W ,',-1+ if 1 -- , funn .1 I U I. P if i 1' i GOLD, PEARL JOAN: academic, intramurals, Student Council, National Honor Society, Circle N Club, FTA, ambition-language teacher. GOODMAN, DAVID, Dave , academic, National Honor Society, wrestling team Science Club, ambition-psychiatrist. GORDON, ROY IRVINp general. GORMAN, THOMAS ANDREW: Tommy , academic, Rifle Club, ambition-pilot. GOSORN, LLOYD BRUCE: Mouse , commercial. GRAF, NANCY ANNE: com- mercial, Tri-Hi-Y,iHi-Sci, Gym Club, gmbition--commer- cjal artist. , f 't M . A 4 1 as GRAZIANO, RICHARD PAUL: Graz , general, ambi- tion-work. GREEN, NANCY ANNE: Nan , commer- cial, ambition-secretary. GROVES, LOIS BEATRICE: academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Caterers' Club, Nor'wester, Y-Teens, ambition-nurse. GUDE, BETTY FAYQ commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition- work. HAASS, EMILY ELIZABETH, Bel-ty , general, homeroom vice president, Student Council, Caterers' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-dental hygienist. HAEUS- SLER, PETER GILBERT, Pete , academic, Band, ambi- tion-Navy school of music. HAFER, RICHARD LEROYp Dick , academic, Glee Club, music revue, ambition-commercial artist. HAGER, NORMAN WILLIAM, Sonny , general, Gym Club, homeroom vice president, ambition-draftsman. HAISLIP, VEOLA LUCILLAQ Twin , commercial, Na- tional Honor Society, Business Honor Society, home- room treasurer, Girls State Representative, ambition- college. HAISLIP, VIOLET ESTELLA7 Twin , commercial, Na- tional Honor Society, Business Honor Society, homeroom secretary, Girls State Representative, ambition-college. HALL, WAYNE ERNEST, Lucky , general, ambition- certified public accountant. HAMPTON, RICHARD BARRY, academic. M f WMS f 09,0 M , , fl' fy ' ljfffb 'V qi if HARBAUGH, JAMES AUSTIN, Jimmy , commercial, intermurals, ambition-success. HARNE, DONALD EUGENE, Don , general, ambition-college. HARPER, MARY LOU: commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, ambi- tion-secretary. J, Cl HARRIS, BESSIE MARIE: commercial, ambition-steno- grapher. HATCHER, MARY HARRIETg Bobbie , com- mercial, ambition-secretary. HAVENS, WILLIAM ED- WARD: Tedf', academic. HAVERTY, MARLEE HEATH, Lee , commercial, Mu- sic Revue, Dance Club, Gym Club, ambition-dancer. HAWTHORNE, ARLINE MARIE, Keno , general, Y- Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-marriage. HEARN, KATH- ERINE CLARA, academic, NLT, ambition-art school. M . wt 6-' MJJg,,9LfFvi,,,.1C' DQR!-if M HEELEY, JOHN JOSEPH, academic, ambition-college. HEETER, KEN J.: academic, Student Council, 'Gym Club, Music Revue, NLT, ambition--Foreign Service. HEND- ERSON, ROY CHARLES: academic, l-li-Y, varsity base- ball, 'N lub,, arsity boskefbqi bition 'Isiysical ed atio. LJ fp WM f if wit t Wi.,,,rwi .W 5 W ff-Ngfwwlf JH, 1,-on 1 ...A S VL, M -flu.. 'D' . , ,. Wit 'W .-Q4 'ffff e X me ,AJ . M, 'SQ .Er .la-1, HENSON, JAMES MAURY, Jimmy , academic, Na- tional Honor Society, Les Petit Players, Hi-Sci, ambition- comrnercial artist. HIGGINS, WILLIAM McKINLEY, BiII , academic, homeroom president, National Honor Society vice president, Hi-Y secretary, tennis team, ambi- tion-pharmacist. HILBISH, SHARON LEE, Bush , academic, Le Petit Players, NBC, Modern Dance Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, ambition-interpreter. HILDER, MARJORIE ANN, Margie , academic, Nor'- wester, Midget Mag, Compass, Honor Society, Quill 8. Scroll, ambition-English teacher. HINKSON, PATRICK LAWRENCE, Pat , academic, ambition--Navy. HIN- SHAW, DOUGLAS DESMOND, Doug , academic, Glee Club, State Chorus, ambition-college. HODGSON, FLEUR LOUISE, academic, Science Club, Les Petit Players, Thespians, ambition-nurse. HOELK, GERARD C., Jerry , general, ambition-game warden. HOFFMASTER, GLORIA JEANETTE, commercial, ambi- tion-stenographer. HOFMASTER, BEVERLY JOYCE, Bev , commercial, am- bition-singer. HOGAN, JOSEPH FRANCIS, Joe , academic, ambition-success. HOLDER, WILLIAM WINFIELD, general. HOLLMAN, JOAN MARILYN, Jeanie , commercial, Caterers' Club, Junior Red Cross, ambition-kindergan ten teacher. HOLTHAUS, MARGARET ANN, Peggy Ann , general. HOLTON, DALE FRANCIS, general, 'hu' ambitionQNavy. X. .A.x, . L ... ., HOOD, BARBARA ELAINE, Bobbie , commercial, cheerleader, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sfudent Courfcil, ambi- tion-private secretary. HOOK, ELEANOR LORRAINE, Nora , commercial, FTA president, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, NBC, Junior Red Cross, ambltion-high school teacher. HOPKINS, EMMAQJANE, Janie , com- mercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, ambition-nurse. ,,, vi HOPPER, JEAN ANNE MARIE, Punk , academic. FTA, vice president, Creative Writers Club, Puppet Club, Tri- Hi-Y, ambition-dog trainer. HORSTMAN, HELEN SYLVIA, commercial, Business Honor Society treasurer, FTA, historian, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-consulate secretary. HOSPAN, ROBERT ALBERT, Hoppy , general, base- ball team, ambition-pro baseball player. HOTCHKISS, MARY LEONA, Marilee , academic, Na- tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, treasurer, NBC, Creative Writing Club, vice president, Press Club, Les Petit Players, Junior Red Cross president, Hi-Sci Club, Nor'wester, ambition-college. HOUSER, ROBERT BENJAMIN, Ben , academic, N Club, Hi-Y, soccer team, homeroom president, ambition--telephonel work. HOWARD, JEAN CINNIA, corfimercialf' Gym Club, Glee Club, ambition-join the WAVES. 3 64' l if f 1, 1 . I e P - , I A I V H l ., I ll lj HOWARP, JUAN QINNJA, commercial, Gym Club, Glee Club, ambition-loin, the Marines. HOWE, A SYLVIA MARIE, SyI'Q commercial, Tri-Hi-W, NLT, Y-Teens, sen- ior homercfom secretary, ambition-model. HUBSH- MAN, SALLY,, MARGARET, Sylvester , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior' Red,Clloss, Y-Teens, ambition-nurse. -- L+ X l Q HUFFMAN, JOHN CLINTON, general, basketball, in- tramurals, Band, ambition-sports reporter. HUGHES, ELIZABETH GOVER, Bettie , academic, Band, FTA, National Honor Society, ambition-elementary teacher HUGHES, TAMARA RAE, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, Girls' Chorus, ambition-housewife. . f A .,,,,--. Qu-f ',f-..'., gr. W X, Q 2 ,ef f 1, M, H I 1: g - 51 M9 bf X, -A , fr s, ' V , X ' f W f Q f fl fi' ,Q M if . f , XR 1 s 1 X1 ff Maw if M-f, NW . , in 99x 1,7 HULLINGER, SALLY FLORINE, general, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls Chorus, ambition-nurse. HUNT, BILLIE JEANNE, gen- eral, Bible Club, NBC, Red Cross, ambition-X-ray technician. HUSSMANN, JOHN PHILLIP, general, am- bition-engineer. HUTTON, JEROME WILLIAM, Jerry , general, ambi- tion-farmer. IRWIN, JOSEPH ROSS, Joe , academic, National Honor Society, Tennis Team, bowling, ambition -commercial artist. JAMESON, PATSY CAROL, Pat , commercial, ambition-stenographer JA! I L if fl X fi ff Qwf ,Agwlc W I ww HAM! flfllu f I ff 1 1 JEFFERY, RICHARD CALHOUN, Jeff ,Ll academic, Band, N Club, soccer, homeroom vice president, am- bition-auditor. JOHANSEN, ELIZABETH FLORENCE, Liz , general, ambition-housewife. JOHNSTON, DONALD BRUCE, Don , academic, ambition-college. JONES, VANCE, academic, wrestling, Camera Club, am- bition--forester. JOYCE, JOHN CORNELIUS, Joyce , academic, football, engineer. , KADESCH, RUI-I-EN KEITH, Ronnie , academic, Band, Dance Band, Glee Club, Psychology Club, ambition-law. K KANE, KATHLEEN B., Kay , commercial, ambition- secreiary. KEADY, GEORGE NORRIS, Lou , academic, Band, Dance Band, ambition-engineer. KEATON, SYLVIA JEANNINE, Syl , academic, Bowling League Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-marriage. ' Z pl i f Q t A M, ig, 'Q SO? 2' 15, 5 ,ff , Q 4 , Q fit Ei' KEIL, ROBERTA HELEN, Bobbe , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Rifle Club, NLT, ambition-commercial artist, KELLY, MAURICE THOMAS, Marcy , general, soccer team, bowling team, homeroom representative, track team, ambition-Navy. KERN, EDWARD JOHN: academic, homeroom officer, Hi-Y. KEYS, ALICE GENTSIAp Gensha , general, Student Council, ambition-marriage. KIDD, WILLIAM CAR- VER, BiII , academic, ambition-study law. KIDWELL, PATRICIA ANN, Putt , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Bible Club, Y-Teens. r KINCAID, MARY ELIZABETH, academic, NBC, FTA, National Honor Society, Tri-I-li-Y, Y-Teens, ambition- business college. KINSEY, WALTER ALLEN, academic, ambition-college. KIRTLEY GEORGlENAp Georgie , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Club, homeroom treasurer, am- bition-college. . I M . academic, President Stu- Society, homeroom presi- doctor. KLIKOFF, LIONEL KNAUER, NORMA LORENAQ Compass, Nor'wester, dramatics, -IUDITH MAE? JI-ICIY , academic, Tri-I-li-Y, Gym Club, intramurals, ambition-laboratory assistant. KNOPPEL, WALTER DRURYpr:'WaIt , general, soccer team, ambition-mechanic. KUHN, CHARLES LEON, Sonny , general, football, Junior Red Cross representa- tive, ambition-printer. KURTH, NANCY RAE, Nicky , academic, homeroom secretary, Gym Club, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, NLT, Com- pass, School ring committee, Nor'wester, ambition- nurse. KURTZ, JEAN DOROTHY, commercial, Glee Club, ambition-accountant. LAGANA, FRANK G.: Guinne , general, N Club, varsity baseball, ambi- tion-professional baseball player. LAHMAN, MARY ETTAp general, ambition-librarian. LAMBERT, ELIZABETH ANN: Libby , general, home- room secretary, ambition-bookkeeper. LANGFORD, ADAM TYREE, Shorty , commercial, Glee Club, ambi- tion-telephone work. M-,J JQZM, . XM, ' ,. LANIER, PALIE RUTH, Commercial. LX Nma, AL- FRED EDWARDp AI , general, ambition-photograph er. LANSDOWN, BEATRICE YVONNEp Bea , Com: mercial, Tri-Hi-Y, basketball and volleyball intramprols, sports day, ambitionTsecrgtgry. gli. ' ' ' ' i I , if LAUER, CHARLES JOSEPH, Chas , general, ambition -bachelor. LAUTERBACH, PAUL KENNETH, Kenny , academic, wrestling, N Club, track, intra- murals, ambition-engineer. LEGER, BARBARA DIANNAp Blondie , fcommercial, ambitiniairline hostess. I Alfalfa -- ivljf, A I Jr 1 41 . I, I,' QP, A, if Mfifvhwjnjw ,QM OJJI J EIU Q I M 0 if ' ' I ,, M 'lj 3 NV. L62 x01 LEWIS, ROBERT JOSEP ' 'lxo ', academic, homeroom president, Compass, uill and Scroll vice president, ombition-drafts on. CKE, FREDERICK DUNHAMg Fred , acod ' , lee Club, l-li-Y, Bible Club, ambi- tion-minister, LIMERCK, CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA, Babe , commercial, Y-Teens president, Tri-I-li-Y, Na- tional Honor Society, Business Honor Society, ambition -private secretary. 48 I . ,, LITTLETON, BLAKELY CAMERON, Blake , academic, senior class secretary, Student Council secretary, Na- tional Honor Society, Circle N Club, LOCKWOOD, JOHN BERNARD, Johnny , Nor'wester, Compass, LOGAN, SHERYL ANN, academic, National Honor So- ciety, Circle N Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Compass Stott, sports days, intramurals, ambition-college. , f . 1 I , g i , LONQ, ELIZABETH JANE, llLiz , academic, Band, Red Cross, Glee Club, N.B.Gi, National Honor Society ambi- tion-librarian, LONG? ROSEMARY AGNES, Rosie- , acodemic,,Circle N , Tri-Hi-Y,' Compass, Nor'wester, ambition+physi'caI education teacher. LORBER, CARL JOSEPH, general, ambition!-retail baker, b ' ' , A I i A I 1 ' I I Q o fy. LORENTZ, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Mike , general, in- tramurals, homeroom president, ambition-printer. LOTHROP, JOANNA FLORENCE, Joan , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, ambition-FBI. LOUX, SHIRLEY JANE, academic, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-college. Chiles-1A.' 71 7. ,fy .f..4f-J 6 Q'f'-if-My-? M0 i 4'eAi 'il ffl' iii ,Q I -4- f Hf.PH' 4 'i'K-feflfffltofv - fe-we-.1 I 47 lf,Z,,,r,.,qc 14,31 if, ,, ,Ll ,: My ft 1,7 -f' ,af ,rpg 'ff1 X 'c5C,l ,g,, 'A' '7' f we ff. .ff ., insole. f' H -,flfelf LOVE, DONALD DAVID, Don , general, band, ambi- ,ff tion-college. LUEHRMAN, DAVID CHARLES, Dave , academic, Rifle Club president, Camera Club, ambition -television technician. LUNDREGAN, JOHN FRANCIS, Winkie , academic, wrestling, soccer, Hi-Y, N Club, Gym Club, homeroom treasurer, ambition-commercial artist. s . . -I LUTHER, NANCY JO, None , commercial, Library Club president, ambition-secretary. LYLE, JEROME KENNETH, Jerry , general. MacCORD, SANDRA MAE, Sandy , commercial, ambition-marriage. .. 4, yo ' Q A A wp e ra Mc'CORMlCK, ROBERT ALEXANDER: academic, Na- tional Honor Society, Glee Club president, Junior Red Cross, ambition4medical doctor. McCRACKEN, ELIZABETH JANE: Jane , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambi- tion--stenographer. MCGRAW, WILLIAM LYLE: Bill , general, Hi-Y, ambition-Navy. fl McNEY, JAMES THOMAS: Tom , general, Hi-Y, am- bition-success. McVEARRY, ELEANOR ESTELLE: academic, NBC secretary, Tri-Hi-Y treasurer, Glee Club accompanist, National Honor Society, homeroom treas- urer, ambition-elementary school teacher. MADSEN, LOUIS LINDEN: Lou , general, football, Hi-Y, N Club, ambition-collegeL J, V , J N., f'j,fv!UWV2,,U ffl Umm ,KJ Mig' . qi My , rl-if uf WW: l i ,, WJ ' y MAFFAlq LAURIE ANN: Laur , Qmdemac, sfadenf 50 Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Club, Bowling League, cheer- leader. NBC, Circle N , National Honor Society, ambi- tion-linguist. MALAY, DONALD: commercial. MAL- LINOFF, HARRY WALLACE: Malenkov , academic, ambition-veterinarian. MARATTA, MARGARET ELEANOR: Ele , general, ombition-secretary. MARCELLINO, CHARLES LEO: Moose , general. MARCERON, RALPH ANTHONY: Moose , academic, intramurals, ambition-college. MARKER, WILLIAM: Curly , general, ambition-join the Army. MARKLEY, JAMES ALFRED: Jamie , gen- eral, homeroom president, Hi-Y, Band, Gym Club, ambi- tion-college. MARSHALL, DOROTHY JEAN: Dot- tie , academic, Band, Caterers' Club, Y-Teens, Puppet Club, ambition-college. 'I' if FUI QP' , 4 . 5 l MARSHALL, CLINTON LEE, Lee , academic, Gym Club, Hi-Y, ambition-Marine Corps. MARTIN, LOR- ETTA LEE, Lettie , commercial, Glee Club, ambition- medical secretary. MAUSER, DANIEL ANTHONY: Danny , post graduate, Hi-Y. MELCHER, DONALD VINCENT: academic, Camera Club, MELICK, ELIZABETH ETOILEQ Birdie , com- mercial, Tri-l-li-Y, Glee Club, Girls Chorus, ambition- secretary. MERRYMAN, HARRY GIBSON, Buzz , gen- eral, Band, J.V. football, ambition-study forestry. MERSON, MARY GRACE, Sissie , comercial, intra- murals, sports day, Tri-l-li-Y. MELTON, CHARLOTTE ANN: CharIie , commercial, ambition-typist. MICHAUD, MARJORIE THERSA, Margie , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Circle N Club, intramurals, sport days, Y- teens, Nor'wester, Compass, ambition-physical educa- tion teacher. MICHEL, DOROTHY LORRAINE7 Dot , commercial, ambition-secretary. MILBOURNE, RUTH ANNE, Ruthie , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Circle N Club, bowling team, Intramurals, NLT, office staff, ambition-suo cess. MILLER, JO ANN ETHELEENp Joanie , com- mercial, Band, Puppet Club, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, ambition-secretary. MILLER, JOAN MARIE, Dusty , commercial, home- room president, ambition-housewife. MILLER, ROBERT JAMES: Bing , general, baseball team, Hi-Y, basket- ball team, football, Varsity Club, ambition-pro baseball player. MILLS, COLLEEN FRANCES, general, ambi- tion-telephone operator. MILLS, DOROTHY JANE, Dottie , academic, NLT, ambition-college. MILLS, ELSIE LORETTA, commer- cial, Business Honor society, ambition-secretary. MILL- SON, DAVID REYNOLDS, Dave , academic, ambition -writer. MILTIMORE, MARY SUE, Suzie , commercial, office work, homeroom president, ambition-marriage. MIL- TON, JERRY RICHARD, academic, rifle team, ambi- tion-college. MITCHELL, ROBERT-LOUIS, Mitch , academic, vice president of homefoom, Hi-Y, ambition- X - ' . college. ,,f i , , . , ' ' J? ' ,f v , f ff' ' ' f A, . 4 4 1 ' I ' I J fy ' fb I I LL , , ' I Molfes, WILLIAM KENNETH, willy , academic, Hs- Y, ambition-college. MONACO, ROBERT DONALD, Bob , academic, Varsity football, N Club, Hi-Y, wrestling, ambition-pilot. MORGAN, HILDA FAITH, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition--telephone operator. MOSER, SIMONE YVETTE, commercial, Library Club, intramurals, ambition-secretary. MOSER, YVONNE RENEE, academic, Gym Club, dramatics, Girls Chorus, Y-Teens, ambition-nursing. MOWER, ELEANOR LOUISE, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, ambition- nurse. MOWERY, RAYMOND ALLEN, Ray , academic, rifle club, ambition-military career. MUELLER, BERNIE- LOU MOXLEY, Bernie , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, home- room secretary, ambition-work. MUI-I-ER, CHARYI- MARIE, Sherry , academic, homeroom secretary, Circle N secretary, ambition-gym teacher. MULLICAN, MILDRED ANN, Millie , commercial Glee Club, Dance Club, Camera Club, ambition-man riage, MURPHY, JOSEPH HOWARD, JOB , C0mm9 cial, Gym Club. MURRAY, JOANN LOUISE, Jo , com- mercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-printer. MURRAY ILEGGI, PATRICIA ANN, commercial. MUS- GROVE, GEORGE MELVIN, general, ambition-success. NALLS, GENE RONALD, general, Junior Red Cross homeroom president, ambition-college. NASH, JOAN OHVON ADALE, general, ambition- business college. NAU, BARBARA JEAN, Barb , com- mercial, ambition-secretary. NAUGHTON, LEO HESS, academic, vice president homeroom, ambition-lawyer. 2 V , , JZEAL, ELIZAELH BAR ATT, Barrie , academic, Glee Club vice president, Hi-Sci, Science Fairs, Student Coun- cil, Puppet Club, NBC, National Honor Society, ambi- tion-scientist. NEFF, HAROLD DAVIS, BiII , acad- emic, Hi-Y, ambition-veterinarian. NEITZEY, HELEN LOUISE, Nik , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Circle N homeroom officer, Intramurals, ambition-college. NELSON, KAREN DARLENE, CucldIes , commercial, Circle N , intramurals, Tri-Hi-Y, homeroom secretary, Student Council representative, ambition-private sec- retary. NELSON, ROBERT LLOYD, Bob , academic, ambition-automobile designer. NICKLES, ANITA ELIZABETH, Punchy , academic, Cheerleader, Tri- Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Glee Club, homeroom treasurer, Girls Chorus, ambition-vocalist. I NIEMAN, WALTER EUGENE, Gene , commercial, School Bank, ambition-public accountant. NIXON, MARILONp academic, NLT. NOAKES, NANCY CAR- OLYNQ Nan , commercial, ambition-secretary. NOBLE, JO EM: Jo , academic, National Honor So- ciety, bowling team, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Caterers' Club, homeroom secretary, Junior statesmen, ambition-ain line hostess. NOE, PATRICIA CURRALEENQ Pat , academic, National Honor Society, Bible Club, FTA, FHA, ambition-college. NOWELL, ALICE ANN: academic. NYSTROM, Jr., PAUL EDWIN: academic, senior class president, National Honor Society president, Hi-Y sec- retary, N Club, Varsity football, ambition-success. O'DWYER, MOLLY OLIVIA, academic, Tri-Hi-Y, dra- matics, Chorus, Les Petit Players, ambition-dancer, OLIVER, CHLOE ELLYNg Drag , academic, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Club, Glee Club, All State Chorus, ambition-college. OSGOOD, LOIS MARGARET, Ozzie , commercial, Band, Gym Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, FTA, homeroom representative. OVALLE, NANCY LOU, Nan , gen- eral, ambition-typist. PALMER, JEAN, Jeannie , general, ambition-secretary. PATTERSON, CHARLES DONALD, Don , general, Rifle Club. PAYNE, AUDREY CAROL: withdrawn, PAYNE, JEANNE FRANCES, commercial, ambition-secretary. 54 F? nil 49' XIII'- 'E M,-,, , C.-T NQPJI I-was nl-- PAYNE, JOAN MARGARET, commercial, ambition- secretary. PAYNE, ROBERT L., Punchy , academic, Hi-Y, Science Club, ambition-artist. PEREGOY, PHYI-' LIS ELLEN, SchiII , coweaial, ambition-airline hos- I 'I .I tess. 'X I, ,LJJJ X - ,- I , if Q!! i -Ju l cf J , 1. 1 1 E-4' Jun? .,-c! M!L.,-1' X, J.,-X ff'-I fa' I 3 'L' X r, f .1 W' A 4 JJ, ,fr , J fl Llbwf N ,g ,,. CN X. ff, -1 ef! I PFEIFFER, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Fred , academic, Band, Rifle Club, homeroom president, Hi-Sci Club, am- bition-Civil Engineering. PHILLIPS, SHIRLEY VIR- GINIA, Shirl , commercial, Glee Club, vice president homeroom, Red Cross, ambition--registered nurse. PIERCE, VIRGINIA ANNE, Ginger , commercial, Gym Club, ambition-secretary. PINNELL, DELORES JUNE, Dee , commercial, ambi- tion-stenographer. PINTO, MILDRED JOAN, commer- cial, Tri-Hi-Y, sports day, intramurals, ambition-mah riage. PITTAS, GEORGE, academic, NBC, Puppet Club, All State- Orchestra, Bowling team, Glee Club, ambi- tion-lawyer. PITZEN, EVELYN TERESA, Terry , general, Science Club, Hi-Sci Club, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-FBI Clerk. PIT- ZEN, SYLVIA ROBERTA, academic, Rifle Club, Modern Dance Club, ambition-join the WAAFS. PLAKIAS, KATHERINE HELEN, Kathy , academic, Y-Teens, Ca- terers' Club, NBC, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-college. PLUEBELL, FRED WILLIAM, PIue , general, Band, am- bition-musician. POOLE, PHYLLIS LORRAINE, com- mercial, Bible Club president, ambition-secretary. POPE, JOHN ROBERT, Bobby , general, Hi-Y, Varsity football, ambition-agriculture. - ,- ,1 ' 'K , Ni Q PORTER, BARBARA JEAN, B.J. , academic, Puppet Club, Nor'wester, Press Club, Compass Staff, Creative Writing Club, bowling team, Tri-Hi-Y, NBC, ambition- world history teacher. POWER, POLLY MARIE, PolIy , general, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Camera Club, in- tramural, ambition-nursing. PRICE, ELIZABETH LOR- RAINE, Betty Lou , academic, intramural, office, Glee Club, ambition-nurse. PUTNAM, HERBERT CHESTER, Herb , general, base- ball manager, ambition-agriculture. RADER, BAR- BARA ANNA, Bea , academic, National Honor Society, Modern Dance Club, president, Glee Club, Puppet Club, Tri-Hi-Y, NLT, ambition-actress. RAYNIE, RONALD DEAN, Ronnie , academic, ambition-college. RECKNOR, AUDREY MAE, Audie , academic, Tri- Hi-Y, ambition-college. RECKNOR, CAROLYN AL- BERTAp Connie , general, ambition-model. RECTOR, WILLIAM PAYNE7 Big BilI , academic, baseball, soc- cer, Hi-Y, N Club, basketball, ambition-professional baseball player. REED, ROBERT AVERYQ Bob , general, Compass, Nor'- wester, ambition--Navy. REEVES, DIANA LEE, com- mercial, Gym Club, Circle N Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, ambition-airline hostess. REID, RICHARD GEORGE, Dick , academic, Hi-Y, homeroom vice presi- dent, ambition-college. REYNOLDS, SANDRA JULENEp Sandy , academic Tri- Hi-Y, NBC, NLT, Gymkana, ambition--college. RHOADS, BARBARA ANN, commercial, Glee Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Bowling League, Bank Treasurer, Business Honor Society, ambition-private secretary. RHOADS, JOHN WILLIAM: academic, drum major. it V X, sv in K ills ang 4'- if 1' 1 RHYNE, PATRICIA JEANNEQ Priss , commercial, Tri Hi-Y, Caterers' Club, Y-Teens, ambition-secretary RICE, JACKLYN ELAINE, Jackie , general, Tri-Hi-Y Camera Club, Glee Club, ambition-marriage. RIGANO RITA SANTA, Sug , commercial, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y ambition-secretary. RILEY, HARRIETT ADA: academic, homeroom secre- tary, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls State representative, Library Club, NLT, ambition-success. ROBERTS, JEAN ALICE, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Caterers' Club, Gym Club, Y- Teens, ambition-physical education teacher. ROBERTS I SYLVIA GRACE, BIondie , commercial, ambition- stenographer. ROBERTSON, DANNIE LINDSEYg Donnie , general, Bond, ambition-success. ROBEY, GLADYS MAY, Gladys , commercial, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Caterers' Club, ambition-senior English teacher. ROBINSON, LOUIS EDWARD, Louie , general, football team co- captain, N Club vice president, homeroom president, ambition-Western Electric lineman. RODGERS, PATRICIA ANN: Puddin ', general, am- bition-marriage. RODMAN, WILLIAM CARLYLE, BiII , general, Band, music, ambition-agriculture. ROGERS, ALAN, academic, Student Council, ROGERS, DONNA RAE: academic, Bible Club, ambi- tion-religious worker, ROPKO, FRED ANTHONY: general. ROTH, ALFRED LEE, AI , academic, Hi-Y, Football team, N Club. ' 57 I ROUNDS, CONSTANCE ELIZABETH, Connie , gcc- demic, Y-Teens, Band, Glee Club, Rifle Club, intramurals, ambition-nurse. RONME, JOHN WILLIAM, Jonny , general, ambition-success. ROWLEY, PAULA GAY, commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, ambition-nurse. RUBIN, MURIEL BEVERLY, Muggsy , commercial, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Dance Club, ambition-school teacher. RUDD, ANN COLLIER, general, Nor'wester, ambition- fashion designer. RUSS, GERALD ALLEN, Jerry , academic, intramurals, NLT, ambition-pharmacist. RYE, BARBARA JUNE, Bobbie , commercial, Tri-Hi- Y, bowling league, homeroom treasurer, ambition-ain line hostess. RYLAND, ANN, commercial, bookstore, ambition-private secretary. SAVAGE, MARY CAROL, M.C. , academic, Library Club, Glee Club, Puppet Club treasurer, Thespian Society, Dance Club vice president, National Honor Society, NBC, Bible Club, ambition-cob lege. SAVAGE, PHILIP EDMOND7 general, ambition-Navy. SCHIMPFF, TED EDWARD, Ted , academic, home- room vice president, soccer team, Student Council, am- bition--success. SCHMIDT, RONALD DENIS, Ron , general, ambition-artist. SCHOTT, ROBERT DAVID, Dave , academic, Hi-Sci, ambition-pet dealer. SCHRIER, EUGENE, Gene , general, Compass staff, school photographer, Camera Club, ambition--accountant. SCHULTZ, NOREEN ANN, Snunnie , commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-marriage. E. af' 4509 vi if-I 1,4 , WILLIAM EDWARD 9, . jemeral Glee Club ambi fi, , ff -, ri ve R BV, SHAFFER, DAVID ARTHIIR7 general, Hi-Y, ambition- marines. SHANK, ELEANOR MIRIAM: general, ambi- tion-bookkeeper. SHANK, MARGARET ELIZABETH: academic, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Bible Club, Junior Red Cross, ambition--interior deco- rotor. SHEA, JOHN RICHARD: Johnny , general, ambition- salesman. SHERMAN, CHLOE, Hillbilly , acade- mic, ambition-home economics. SHIELDS, WILLIAM STAPLERp Shape , academic, Bible Club, Gym Club, am- bition-rancher. Simon , general, ambition-account , RONALD FRANKLIN, Ronnie , president school bank. SHIGEKAWA, academic, senior class historian, NBC president, National Honor Society, Modern Dance Club, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition--college. SHOPE, EDITH HELEN, Edie , commercial, National Honor Society, Business Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Bank secretory, ambition-accountant. SHORB, BARBARA ANN, academic, Sports day, ambition-accountant. SIMMES, STEPHEN FRANCIS, Steve , academic, Glee Club, Student Council, ambition-college. academic, Y Teens, Petit A, NBC Music Revue, llege SHADEL, Q SP' fun 441 75 'UW 5. Q3 V, A..aei-:.. si 'Z SISSON, BARBARA GAY, Barb , academic, Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y, homeroom treasurer, ambition-Nursery school teacher. SISSON, DAVID HENRY: Dave , academic, National Honor Society, band, wrestling, ambition- Theologian. SIX, JEANNA DORIS, commercial, Y-Teens, Caterers' Club, ambition-secretary. SKIDMORE, LILLIAN JEAN, SkicIs , academic, presi- dent, Tri-Hi-Y, homeroom president, captain of cheer- leaders, Circle N Club, Gym Club, Varsity Queen, am- bition-physical education teacher. SMALL, CARO- LYN ISABELLEQ Lyn , academic. SMITH, HENRY HAGERMAN7 Hank , academic, Hi-Y, Golf Team, am- bition-college. SMITH, JAMES EDGAR, Smitty , general, Bible Club, ambition-Diesel mechanic. SMITH, LINDA GAIL7 academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Circle N , NLT, Y-Teens, Glee Club, intramurals, Sports Day, Junior Red Cross rep- resentative, ambition-college. SMITH, PATRICIA HARRlETTp Pat , commercial, Tri-l-li-Y, Modern Dance Club, Gym Club, NBC, ambition-actress. SMITH, SHEILA ANNETTEg Smitty , general, Girls Chorus, ambition-airline hostess. SMITH, SHIRLEY MAE, Daisy Mae , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Caterers' Club, Y-Teens, ambition-college. SMITH, WILLIAM ALLEN, Billy , general, I-li-Y, am- bition-marines. SMITH, WYNETTE SANDRA, Sandy , academic, Quill and Scroll, Tri-Hi-Y, Compass, Midget Mag, Angel Street, ambition-college. SNIDER, JANICE MAR- JORlEp Jan , commercial, ambition-secretary. SPENCER, DONALD HARDY, Don , academic, Na- tional Honor Society, Band, Golf team, ambition-col- lege. ig. ,K SPICER, BERRA DAVID, general, ambition-Air Force. SPITZER, REBECCA ZELDAQ Becky , academic, FTA, Band, ambition-primary teacher. STEINMAN, BUR- TON IRVINGg Burt , academic, J.V. football, ambi- tion-engineer. STEPHENSON, RAE LOUISE, Bebo , commercial, Tri- Hi-Y, intramurals, ambition-receptionist. STERN- STEIN, SANFORD SAMUEL, Sandy , academic, Rifle Club, NBC, ambition--aeronautical engineer. STINCH- COMB, RUTH BETTY, general, Glee Club, ambition- marriage. STITT, LOIS JEAN, commercial, National Honor Society, Business Honor Society, School Bank, ambition-steno- grapher. STOGDALE, CHARLES RICHARD, Charlie , academic, ambition-college. STOGNER, JOAN MARIE, academic, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Club, Nor'wester, Compass Staff, -ambition-study journalism. STOVER, BEVERLY MARIE, Bev , commercial, Gym Club, ambition-stenographer. STRANSKY, EVELYN VIRGINIA: Ev , general, Y-Teens, Nor'wester, ambition -commercial artist. STRAUSBAUGH, JOAN LUCILLEp Creative Writing Club, NBC, Student Council, National Honor Society. STRIPLING, JAMES CLYDE: Jim , academic, National Honor Society treasurer, Hi-Y, N Club, Creative Writ- ing Club president, Nor'wester, NLT, Varsity basketball and baseball, ambition-creative arts. STROMPF, JAN, Stumpy , Varsity football, J.V. football, editor of sport page for Nor'wester, general. STROUP, MARTHA LOUISE: commercial, Library Club. we-we it 0 4: 'ra ff'-s IFN fe? v.. mai, v . L 1 7, STUART, JAMES DONALD, Cat , general, soccer, bas- ketball intramurals, ambition-marriage, STURMAN, JOSEPH MORRIS, Joe , academic, Compass, intra- murals, ambition-public relations. SWARTZ, JAMES, general. SWETNAM, MARGARET MAUSEY, Peggy , general, Tri-Hi-Y, homeroom president, sports days, ambition- secretary. TAIT, NANCY LOUISE: commercial, Glee Club, ambition-marriage, TAVEL, BRYAN HALL, Travel , general, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, ambition-Air Force. TEMPLETON, MARTHA AGNES: academic, Tri-l-li-Y, vice president, Cheerleaders, secretary of homeroom, ambition-airlines hostess. TEVIS, LOWELL DEIHL7 Tubby , general, Varsity football, Hi-Y, N Club, J.V. football, ambition-college at Penn. THOMPSON, CHARLES WALKER, Texas , academic, football, Hi- Y, N Club, Gym Club, track, ambition-forestry de- partment. TODD, WILTON MORTlMERp Pete , academic, ambi- tion-construction engineering. TOMFORD, MARLENE MELBAQ commercial, ambition-dress designer. TRASK, DONALD GEORGE, Don , academic, l'li-Y, ambition- engineering. TROTTA, RALPH ANGELOf Mike , general, ambition --learn a trade. TROY, PEGGY ANN, academic, Com- pass, Nor'wester, ambition-airline hostess. TRUM- BULE, ROBERT EDWARD, Bob , vice president of sen- ior class, l-Ii-Y, Camera Club, Wrestling Team, presi- dent N Club, ambition-college. TURNER, EDWARD CREIGHTON, Creig , academic, wrestling, ambition-automotive engineer. TURNER, Jr., HOWARD CAHO, academic, National Honor So- ciety, track team, ambition-college. TUTTON, BEV- ERLY LOUISE, Bev , academic, Puppet Club, FTA, National Thespian Society secretary, ambition-success, VAN DE PUTTE, ANN, Vande , academic, National Honor Society, Hi-Sci secretary, Quill and Scroll, Gym Club, Creative Writing Club, Compass, ambition-sch entific research. VANDER LINDEN, BETTY MAE, Van , academic, Glee Club, Bible Club, secretary, Honor Society, Science Club, homeroom secretary, Science Fair, ambition-nurse. VIAR, JUDITH, Judy , commercial, ambition-secretary. VIVERETTE, GEORGE ASTOR: academic, School Photo- grapher, Camera Club, ambition-photographer. VOOR- HEES, HOWARD TAFT, Sonny , general, football, track, baseball, homeroom vice president, ambition- baseboll player. WAGNER, EVELYN AGNES, commer- cial, Tri-Hi-Y, ambition-clerk-typist. WALKER, DON CARTER, general, soccer team, music revue. WALKER, EMILY, Em , academic, Tri-Hi-Y, NBC, Caterers' Club, Les Petits Players, ambition-col- lege. WALKER, FRANCES SUE, commercial, Y-Teens, ambition-private secretary., WALKER, MARY LOU: Chicken , commercial, ambi- tion-bookkeeper. WALL, RUSSELL, Russ , aca- demic, Thespians, Les Petit Players, Press Club, Glee Club, assemblies, ambition-teacher. WALLACE, JO- ANNE RUTH, Jo , general, ambition4clerical typist. . ' A 1 1 .4 ' 1 ' ,Hr-xi . if ..,, V, Q An ' I ff ' -. A , , f H Q We . , A . 5 , 5 , , , A V 1 L . il ,,,, 1 as , 1 V A ' 1 . '1':.,,' ' VAQQB iff ., ' ' 1' me Q. fra ., ,Fifi g ,.... ,,gh-Q' S - .4 1:1 if A . .. aff ff: . Q' JL ' - ' ,J J gftgilfg 4 eg: i,3f,,,3,-::14,fQb ' ,nf , .353-Q 1 ,K Y V V . 'KW-, '. 'ff W 1 131 P 'wir' V ,.,,...s ,. -fr , , , ... fx . ,V 5471 5. yn,-gg' va had w2'f':,g1 ,1 ,f..Ri,'4,-lily :Q . , Q 53, in 2 , rg,-' , 'jgLl,,:w,,' v - A -1 f Pu if :1,'cZ1l, 4' .4444 4 L, ff: ' Irvtiifa - - fff.'Q'f.'5f'Wf 'T' T75 ' 1. I -0'f'.a 1 sn 2 65355141 ,221 'L l 1 3 5 for 4504 fi J JA 9... go...-I lf Mi, Col fi if WALTER, DORIS ANN, Dottie , academic, homeroom treasurer, Nor'wester Staff, Rifle Team, Rifle Club treas- urer, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, News Bureau, Intra- murals, ambition-study journalism. WARD, ROBERT BEVERLY, Bob , commercial, homeroom basketball, ambition-minister. WATTS, JEAN MARGARET, Jeno , general, Girls Chorus, intramurals, ambition- registered pediatric nurse. WEBER, DONALD WILLIAM, Hoss , academic, band, track, Hi-Y, N Club, Junior Red Cross, soccer, ambi- tion-F.B.l. agent. WEBER, JERRIANN, Jerri , com- mercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, intramurals, ambition- secretary. WEEKS, JON PAUL, Joony , academic, homeroom president, decoration committee, Hi-Y, Jun- ior Varsity football, homeroom representative, intra- murals, ambition-draftsman. WELLS, HOWARD EARL, commercial, ambition-office worker. WHITLOCK, NORMA JEAN, commercial, am- bition-clerk. WILES, RALPH EDWARD, general, class representative, Student Council, ambition-restaurant owner. WILKERSON, WILLIAM AUSTIN, BiIIy , general, am- bition-clerk. WILLIAMS, NANCY CHRISTINE, aca- demic, ambition-study nursery school teaching. WIL- SON, BONNIE RAE, academic, Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Club, Hi- Sci Club, All-State orchestra. WILSON, LOIS ANN, Sweetie , academic, Trial-li-Y, sports days, Latin Club, intramurals, homeroom vice president, ambition-college. WILSON, NANCY CAR- OLINE, Nan , academic, Student Council representative, Bible Club, Glee Club, ambition-study nursing. WIL- SON, RALPH DAVID, R.D. , general, ambition- draftsman. WINANT, AUSTIN THOMAS, academic, National Hon- or Society, Glee Club, intramurals, ambition-electrical engineer. WINEBRENNER, LOUISE OLIVE, Jinx , commercial, ambition-Indian counselor. WITTEN ROSEMARY, Rosie commercial, ambition-secre- tary. WOLFE, IDA GRACE? l11ie , Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Cir- cle N , Gym Club, sports days, vice president of home- room, intramurals, ambition-secretary. WOLFE CHARLES HARRY, Bumps , academic, ambition- ranching. WOOD, CHARLES ANTHONY, Tim , aca demic, Hi-Y, intramurals, ambition--naval career. WOOD, EVA JEAN, commercial, ambition-clerical work. WOODZELLE, KENNETH VINCENT, Ken , aco- demic, Hi-Y, intramurals, ambition-engineering. YOUNG, BETTY JEAN, Texas , commercial, Gym Show, Spanish Club, ambition-secretary. YOUNG, JANET LOUISE, Jan , commercial, Y-Teens, ambition-secretory. YOUNG, MARJORIE JEAN, Margie , commercial, Junior Red Cross, ambition- secretary. YOUNG, RUTH ALICE, Ray , commercial, ambition-secretary. YOUNG, WILHELMINA LOUISE, Willie , academic, Glee Club, ambition-medal. ZARDUS, JOAN ANNE, Jonnie , general, ambition-re orter. ZOUNEK, MARIE ANN, academic, FT , P e KCl0b, reative Writ- ing Club, Nor'wes Mi , ion-Spanish teacher. M IA! Not pictu ,gfbut graduating are: Kenneth Ableiter, Norman oshoor, Eugene Brown, Nayland Case, Thomas Gorman, Peggy Heidi, James Hill, James Kensinger, Kenneth Kimball, Jerry Maurantonio, George Morrison, Harriett Morris, Lowell Morris, Cynthia Piper, Lynne Posnak, James Rice, Michael Ross, Eugene Sheets, John Slack. 1 .sk . 1 I SV QNSYX 2 E7LCx0Q0Q OW UUH SENIUH YE!-KH Sodxe Howkms Do nce 7796! Sfre Dedication of Sriiodium Coreer Day - Engineering I W I' A A fxlgjlf it .1 A 3 Crystal Boll , A W0 e 6364! TR CLASS UF 1955 lt is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Seneca An essential part of a window is the sash which surrounds the glass. Without these supporting pieces there could be no window, for nothing would hold the 5 Y 11 panes ln' A vital part of a senior high school is its sophomores t and juniors, the underclassrnen, without whom there could hardly be a school. They are the seniors of the f 1 next years, their activities show their potentialities as 5 W 1,qc, J , the future leaders of the school. There would be no ir glory in being seniors if there had not been the hard 5 work of the years before. , Seniority is a reward granted to those who have Q' traveled successfully a hard road, it is the transfor- t,.,.., mation of a window sash into a clear pane of glass xlll V' .QV will look at and through the pane to see what they i some day will be. to be supported by those who come after, those who The officers and sponsors of the class of '55 are seated from left to right, co-sponsor, historian, Margie Humm, co-sponsor, Mr. Kirlik, vice-president, Nancy Nystrom, president, John Mr. W. B. Smith, secretary, Diane Finlay, treasurer, Jan Andrusic. etmff ,,,, ,W if .ff Miss Nowlandg Bowler, sponsor VUIV , , f., ,, A fff,4,fy, fv if 'Nw V, I CLASS UF 1956 ,. sniff' Vfffmywcf 921'-'T 49 ,X To most people nothing IS more ,fi ff W! - 3 , troublesome than the effect of think- X of V0.1 3 2 mg' N-J 'lf ffl-lJ - V ll' We Alfred Tennyson M Nl ff, V- ,fly V nv Wfwg ,W r we-1 flu :fy my lily' l lv lpdlf' rf'.s'l,?'3,, 3, fmlsf miv't'UlN' .-.AN fn l f rv w X Qvyx 3,2 3, lb rw. X Mr' JJ J if ll of-lf-lv -'sf' ,fwfff2ri 2 H.. U4 J lv ll ff5wWfjJ ffgi' My all 2 2 W9-1 NU M. U 'x , U M, ll .yr Ur J j fl- FU xhjqv V lmj'q4lfy 9 -rf fll rw fx. f L: fl Null 'fwy l ,mfr JW NV A Tyr HU at AJ C l l Ul W New llxfb' fG ll l ll X HQ! fy rv,,,tgll m fr' my U uk of W ty We Q-f rl -f ' ' 'f for J -X lvl N JJJW I J 0.51-j 4,1-Ylfrlfxgg 5,2 flu, ' U Qfwp law' 1,-li U J'-'7' :J l ' V J R- The officers and sponsors of the class of Q6 di ' TJ f , , sc Jslng p ans or the year are seated from left to right, president, George Beltj vice-president, Ann Harringtonj secretary, Margaret Fosterg sponsor Mr Phillipsg treasurer, Marilyn Miller. l l l - , f A, I V . V S V - V Aaron, R. Andrews, R. ' Q ' 'K 'J A ,nl J' l Q 'AFV '- F' 1 Alleback, R. Andrusic, J. Q' Q- . VVV4 71:-L' fl ,sql Allen, G. Angell, B. . ,J ' IV , ,L A , k Amos, B. Apperman, S. ' --1 . ,.- -.. WH 4 ,V-AV .,'V Anderson, A. Armentrouf, D. , ' VV VV V ,Tl V I , Armstrong, D. Ayers, R. We - ' 4. f ff' fa fs' is, ... X Ambrose B Baker A 'lu' ' , VV.1 Vf 6- , , V -M V . . - 1 ig M , Armstrong, S. Balmer, R. 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Wright, A. 1 .A Tl. , lie ' sl T , ' K Tj Wolff, W. Wright, E. V. 'Ny 7 V Vw: , V ts. A, ' 3 Wollman, l-I. Yoke, E. T' VV T.. A. 1- ' l Q ' I ' ga Wood, J. Young, C. If J ' Yowell, R. oe t ' Zahniser, M. 7 A Zook, M. SENIORS-Better late than never! . if 'S .- ---nwi. V V! VV V I .ze .f . ee- --T ft .1-- , i ash, -EN ! M . , ,X -, V 'M' ,O vw 'WX -f N'- ' 7, VI' -'wk , , Q ' ,in , ' J ,Sic he get , , f' f t i , 5 A I 122liaise-.il.35g:e2fis., 'X .f R lilif-ex:.f:x5:f.f215::. 1 f X. . x X 2. NEEEEEEQ l' 553552352-I. BROWN, CARL EUGENE, Academic. BROWN, EUGENE ARNOLD, Gene , General Music Revue, WINX. RICE, JAMES WALTER, Jim , General, Track. SHEETS, WILLIAM MAX- WELL, BiII , General, Gymkana. 78 ff'-4 ' W , ff :inf , ZZ! 5 . k W- swam Fostering the program of student government is North- western's Student Council. From time to time the execu- tive group of the Student Council meets with their sponsor Mr. Keith Cartee to plan future meetings. President Joe Klein and parliamentarian Eleanor McVeary are standing behind Mr. Cartee. Seated are the corresponding secretary Pearl Gold and recording secretary Blakely Littleton. Treas- urer Marshall Gerstel is seated at left and vice-president Bob Dove is seated at far right. EXTIU-l-II HHIIIUIAH IITIVITIES He does good to himself who does good to his friend. Erasmus A colorful stained glass window is composed of many parts, each fitting into its own place. A school with interest for everyone has many activities, each fitting into the window of school life, each contribut- ing a bit of color to the entire picture. From honor societies to service organizations, from social clubs to special interest groups - there is op- portunity for everyone at Northwestern to find a place for himself among fellow students. Each activity, each little piece of glass, helps to inform the community of the school life of today and of the citizens of tomorrow. One ofthe highest honors than can be bestowed upon a student is to become a member of the National Honor Society. Sitting are: Ernest Clayton, Marjorie Hilder, Nora Hook, Mary Kincaid, Bettie Hughes, Violet Haislip, Veola Haislip, Blakely Littleton, Pearl Gold, Lee Clark, Charlotte Limerick, Park Espenshade, Edith Shope, Don Boyle and Barrie Neal. Standing are: Jo Em Noble, Elizabeth Long, Ann Van De Putte, Patty Giersch, Hnnnrar 'v, gf JT -- ,V 3 .1,,..:.,. , M 1 S84 ,iff 'CME ' iw iii: 'il i ,--it 'Q l-37 f 55 g . 1 5 Q 1 am phi Cliff 1 2-.sl U 'if t Xe., g 1,-if , fa' el i 5 ,. vi w E tw 3 1 1 'Ui ,: ft: l 1 1 J .- ..,. nc i-VUAQUNG-.V J. 51 ffrraimft llfgwvfffwifixifef Cui ,ae .L 41-5 igaseavsm i tif? ilk lffifi. Outstanding commercial students belonging to the Business Honor Society are: First row: Barbara Epstein, Ruth Farrell, Peggy Boteler, Helen Horstmon, Betty Fletcher. Second row: Joy Ann Davis, Violet Haislip, Veola Haislip, Lois Stitt and Mrs. Beveridge, sponsor. Third row: Edith Shape, Barbara Rhodes, Charlotte Limerick, Elsie Mills, Marlene Bell. Y , . . . ,,.,VW,Q,,:,V,?,,.',?57W5 .-,-..-,.. l FEW Y Margaret Shank, Ellyn Oliver Mary Hotchkiss Lois Stitt Barry Gastrock Donald Spencer Peggy Boteler Betty Fletcher, Howard Turner, Barbara Epstein Norma Fulghum Jim Colquhoun Mary Pat Cobey Joe Irwin and David Sisson. Second row, standing are Joan Stogner Austin Winont Sheryl Logan Joe Klein Laurie Matfay Joan Strausbaugh, Bob McCormick Barbara Radar Donald Becraft Fred Pfeiffer Jim Henson and Maxine Boyer Societies honor Sfweiyg 5 fm iw- ugsgvwffpfef of Ngerfiggvgsf gschooi, ir.- members for ' -'J' lil: Bonnie Sdf5lMd,ufQon Ifpfbef, l4dyllHa rd i Wljlene E'lm9riS5'rB rd ro iJ:f?f5tClW35l:C5QI5iGPcf,19ll'fl fgfflpl' .i , ' ' Kath r i ne Jim CO'- q uMFlgtlffnjmmfl',63Wm G ay l o r. 2 n d row: Norma Knauer, Judy Ar- royo, Martha Templeton, Mar- gie Hilder, Sandra Smith, Ann Van de Putte. lst row: Mary Hotchkiss, treasurer, Maxine Boyer, secretary, Bob Lewis, vice-president, Ernest Clayton, president. ln Quill and Scroll , but not pictured, are: Margie Humm, Norma Fulghum, Earl Porter, Barbara Porter, Joyce Elder, Sheryl Logan, Doris Wal- ter. Carrying on the tradition of the theatre are these members of the National Thespians Society, an hon- orary organization which in- cludes chapter 862 in North- western High School. Stu- dents pictured are: Ernest Clayton, Mary 'Carol Savage, Joyce Elder, Beverey Tutton, Joan Shigekowa, Fleur Hodg- son, Mary Pat Cobey, Jean- ne Fiery, Russell Wall and Lee Clark. Mrs. Dawson, sponsor, is not included in the picture. 93 se i, ,i-5, -apeefs ' rp' L4 . ,. 1. Vlffe-W-Tens.-sv, ' .7 K . ' . X Members of the Y-Teens are: fBack row, Left to Righti Danna Mab- ray, Pat Favier, MaryrLou Harper, Dorothy Jean Marshall, Grace Paul, Rita Rigano, and Katherine Plakias, Middle Row lLett to Righti - Miss Rita Robinette, Margaret Shank, Ver- da Oldland, Barbara Wright, Jean Angel, Florence Neumaier, Naomi Williams, Miss Frances Rinaldi. Front Raw CLeft to Righti - Arlene Haw- thorne, Charlotte Limerick, Beverly Sincell, Josephine Shaeffer, Betty Mc- Gill? Gladys Roby, and Marcia Sla- vis I. Guiding these students of Northwestern on the pathway to good citizenship and sportsmanship is Mr. Mann, sponsor of the Hi-Y. With him are members: Owens Cornell, James Markley, John Heinicke, Louis Madson, David Schaffer, Robert Pope, Howard Vorrhees, Robert Hauser, Robert Miller, Edward Kern, Ralph Curry, Joe Carstens, Wil- liam Rector, Robert Monaco, William Moles, Donald Custis, Eugene Bourne, Greg Wooley, Mr. Mann, Herbert Abdill, Jack Davis, Frank Vrance, Robert Mitchell, Robert Davis, James Stripling, Roy Henderson, Alfred Roth, Howard Schimpff, Kenneth Woodszel, Charles Thompson, Buddy Ronci, Vernon Long, Jerry Salmon, Robert Trumble, Richard Reid, Donald Weber, John Hough, Robert Forbes, Barry Gastrof, Leo Capps, Park Espenshade, Raymond Allebach, Joe Ashley, James Stuart, William Higgens, Paul Nystrom, Robert Payne, Lee Marshall. E' , ev F5 I1 gy of 'lui tb n, if- Hia, 9 xg, A Members of Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y are: tTop Rowi - Rosemary Shine, Ann Lives, Carole McClay, Nancy DuVall, Pat Ayers, Ada Powell, Jane Carrico, Caroline Hiscos, Fay Turner, Sue McCrossin. Second Raw - Jerry Robinson, Mary DeJarrnett, Anita Ford, Barbara Badcock, Clarice Fulghum, Brenda Downing, Patsy Tatspaugh, Jane Garden, Rose- mary Dillion, Mary Slayton. Third Row - Barbara Ashley, Donna Briggs, Peggy Cooper, Eileen Livingston, Jane Wilson, Pat Heflin, Lynn Doyle, Joan Milborne, Nathie Burdette, Miss Keithley. Kneeling - Judy Baggett, Carol Kilaran, Mary DeBonis, Ann Hood, Connie Leonard, Connie Buchanana, Carol Maine, Betty Sopher, Karen Bamberg. Front Row - Alice Gaither, President, Margaret Foster, Vice-president, Bess Hilburn, Treasurer, Sara Rafter, Chaplain, Joanne Clift, Secretary. ii Zh it -1 WF' VSA F6 Members of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y are, left to right - Jackie Creech, Nancy Kurth, Marilyn Morgan, Jeri- ann Weber, Shirley Smith, Polly Powers, Jackie Rice, Joyce Elder, Patty Rhyne, Georgie Kirtley, Emily Walker, Eva Marie Wolf, Beatrice Landsdown, Barbara Forsyth. Second Row - Marlene Bell, Joan -----W we, .,V.-., V H,1-,,f,,.-,WM .fi ,,, ,,,Q4,m,,..,Jo -V ,- J 4 , 't 5 lwf 1, mire ethififf. 1- lkllf fl: I i 1 F DQ., ve Gnu.-.M if fflffgaf fm! if' i K2 71.1, L, X if 5' Q' f f Vw A7 i f grt:3?,j,T2 ,,,.,,.,,c.s,,,i,,....,,,,,-ff, f f .,i -,L Y I me ,f .. .Q ix. Eg,-M. ,,- g f we-A we Ulm 1 4 Q -3 4:11 ,K Www , l 1 V ,ff. vf, ' lim M we-W l S 1321231--3 3 i,:f??57f'fii 5 ,1.,Q-Wt ,cs i ictsiag Q 5: -f J rzrw mme., f- ry ,,:m.a.l 5 n,,-,few-:+A W, W, wwf' l M l if 2-Ma? 1 3 er--Lilzff 3 5 1 W5 1 1 5 igwafvrsri , lgzogzswe me V555 l l t .sg x Lf .v ,fk3:.f:,.0.:9.--fv 'K Stogner, Roberta Keil, Peggy Troy, Lois Groves, Rosie Forester, Jean Brooks, Molly O'Dwyer, Audrey Recknor, Mary Pat Cobey, Nancy Graff, Joan Lothrop, Sandy Reynolds, Sally Hullinger, Judy Knob- la, Geraldine Bussard, Elizabeth Long, Shirley Loux, Patsy Dix, Geraldine Dawson, Ruth Milbourne Mary Grace Merson, Maxine Boyer. Third Row - Betty Fletcher, Ann VandePutte, Anita Nickles, Doro- thy Beavers, Diana Reeves, Betty Haass, Darlene Nelson, Gayle Fleaharty, Grace Wolf, Laurie Maffay, Helen Neitzey, Rosie Long, Betty Gude, Sandra Smith. Fourth Row - Bonnie Wilson, Jean Hunt, Phyllis Abel, Joan Ellis, Linda Smith, Sylvia Howe, Mary Lou Harper, Cherry Muller, Margie Michaud, Lois Wilson, Barbara Hood, Jane Hopkin. Fifth Row - Mary Joe Cogar, Evelyn Wagner, Eileen Danner, Birdie Melick, Barbara Rye, Harriet Riley, Helen Horsfman, Paula Rowley, Edith Shape, Norma Ful- ghum. Sixth Row - Mrs. Haines, sponsor, Jean Skidmore, president, Martha Templeton, vice-president, Jean Bowling, secretary, Eleanor McVeary, treasurer, Lois Osgood, chaplain, Erlys Ableiter, historian. I l i r l rel - i 5: Lfi '..,, l ee W? A tr Members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y are CLeft to Rightl - Betty Reynante, Edith Jackson, Lee Chang, Jan Andrusic, Jo Shaffer, Betty Megill, Natalie Lee, Donna Maybray, Rita Shaffer, Jane Richey, Harriet McGouran, Anne Essex, Willie Mae Humphrie, Joan Reed, Frances Gione, Becky Dunn, Naomi Wil- liams, Verda Olden, Judy Taylor, Sharon Romer, Mary Louise Oertly, Barbara Koch, Ann Baker, Arlene Harris, Anita Breerwood, Sally Mckey, Sally Groome, Sandra Smith, June Mary Gentile, Barbara Wright, Margaret Chandler, Audrey Brooks, Jane Fieldings, Sharon Reeves, Barbara High, Marion Jones, unidentified, Helen Kline, Dorothy Buckwalter, Nancy Swope. Officers: Pres., Margy Humm, Vice-Pres., Nancy Nystrom, Treas., Kay Harding, Chaplain, Cindy Dyer, Historian, Evelyn Harney, Under the leadership of Mrs. Sudlow, these students study various parts of the Bible in order that they might understand this Work a little better, Members of the Bible Club are: Betty Fletcher, Nancy Wilson, Dick Potter, Nan Mathews, Ruth Overholt, Austin Winant, Donald Custis, Lea Degges, Clarice Fulghum, Fred Lipcke, Ellen Little, Barbara Sisson, Judy Arroyo, Roberta Davis, Joy Ann Davis, Lois Osgood, Phyllis Poole, president, Norma Fulghum, vice-president, Betty Vander Linden, secretary, Lee Shields, treasurer, and Daryl Selke, historian. l t l l 4 l il! M1 Ag, fi' f 7' 1 i Tomorrow's Teachers, members of the Future Teachers of America. Bottom row: Nora Hoolc,'fJeari Hopper, Helen Nelson, Evelyn Harvey, ,' Vl lSl,GI'ftf Horstman. Second row -'X Jearif,Bowling,, Claudia Gardner, Sarah Ratter,f'Ai?13ene Hpltord, Pearl Gold, Doris Mason,g.AfleJnVe Hahris. Third row Mrs. iBaue17f2fi2sQoriSor, 1Brook Turkington, Marie fZoUn'ek, Hughes, Mary Kin- caid, Jane'!Schuman,,f,Kathy Mott, Patsy Tgtgpaugh, Top row Mrs. Knippenburg, sponsor, Beckyigffjpitzer, Carol Tutton, Har- riet McGovefrn,iUEileen Danner, Linda Barker, Beverly Tutto'ri,'Curraleen Not. 'N-C5 ...J J 2, Ready to serve organizations of the school whenever they are needed are these members of the Caterers' Club: First row - President, Phyllis Abel, vice-president, Joan Ellis, secretary, Shirley Fox, treasurer, Betty Haass and reporter Barbara Beaver. Second row- Bernice Lochstampfor, Garnett Cooke, Mary Alice Winegar, Pat Favier, Jean Six, Marcia Slavinski, Bette Coder. Third row - Mrs. Powell, sponsor, Pat Robey, Linda Sparkman, Dottie Marshall, Mickey Scully, Joan Hollman, Emily Walker. Fourth row - Lois Groves, Katherine Plakias, Renee George, Janet Norman, Ann Voorhees and Audrey Osborne. Studying under the leadership of Mrs. Rogers are these future homemakers. Lett to right, standing last row: Sue MC- Crossin, Joanne Clift, Joanne Beglin, Joanne McQueen. Third row: Carole Thorn, Ellen Little, Ellen Disney, Brenda Downing, Virginia Covley, Mrs, Rogers, sponsor. Second row: Daryle Selke, Sara Ratter, Nan Mathews, Mary Green, Joyce Litchtenhan, Anne Hood. First row: Bess Hilborn, Mary Ellen DeJarnette, Kaye Strausbaugh, Anne Harrington, Carole Wentz, Rosemary Shine. Miss Sherman sponsors the Modern Dance Club, the only one of its kind in the school, With her are the members: Pat Smith, Lee Hammond, Susan Shands, Nancy Swope, Sandra Smith, Ellen Morris, Sharon Reaves, Sharon Hilbish, Rebecca Dunn, Miss Sherman, Bqrbgrg Rader, Joan Shigekawa, and Elizabeth Hofsommer. Members of the Hi-Sci-Club interrupt their work on the annual science fair project to pose for this picture. They are, last row, left to right: Luanne Hays, Park Espenschade, Sandra Kirkpatrick, Lee Chang, Robert Bashoor, Tom Miller, and Paul Pascal. Third row: Marylin Martin, Virginia Conley, Shalom Fisher, David Callahan, H. O. Lubbers, Janet Narman, Kathryn Hughes, Jim Hill, Mary Downing, Betty Vander Linden, Donald Sum, Bradley Sweet, Darrell Gillespie and Robert Harver. Second row: Mr. Owens, sponsor, Bettie Coder, John Darwin, Charlotte Murphy, Nancy Swope, Bonnie Wilson, Joanne McQueen, Harriet McGovern and Joan Morelack. Front row: Bettie Harvey, Anne Van de Putte and Don Boyle. Along with Miss Phillips, sponsor of the Library Club, are these students keeping up with best sellers. Row l CL. to RJ: Allene Ableiter, Helen Hill, Barbara High, Mary Phipps, Camilla Clark, Bill Weisel. Row 2: Helen Cline, Beverly Weary, Kath- ryn Mott, Willie Mae Hum- phries, Shirley Henry. Row 3: Wallis Schubring, Martha Stroup, Harriett Riley, Clau- dia Garner, Mary Green, Barbara Owens. Row 4: Con- nie Buchanan, Jean Jenkins, Simone Moser. Row 5: Nancy Luther, Evelyn Hutchings, Ann Harrington. Taking a breather at the direction of Miss Balsley are the members ot the Press Club: CBack rowlz Faye Turner, Lorene Hannabass, James Colquhoun, Sara Rat- ter, Lee Chang. lSecond rowl: Katherine Moore, Bar- bara Babcock, Ernest Clay- ton, Mary Hotchkiss. CFirst rowlz Margie Humm, Arlene Harris, Patsy Tatspauglh Cindy Dyer. Q , M5 1 Xu:-54-. 2153 wf rt- Y H 3. 'ri -w I . .t. ?. X. 'ihll il it 1 ri Dramatic Illuhs Members of Les Petit Players are: Left to right, First row: Mary Carol Savage, Sharon Hilbish, Fleur Hodgson, f Lee Clark. Second row: Barbara Porter, Evelyn Harvey, l . Beverly Tutton, Mary Hotchkiss, Molly O'Dwyer, Carol Tut- ton. Third row: George Pittas, Jim Colquhoun, Emily - Walker, Jim Henson, Jane Shuman, Ernest Clayton. N. B, C. - Keeping the school informed about day to day events are: Back row: Mary Hotchkiss, Katherine Moore, Elizabeth Hoffsommer, Sharon Hilbish, Barbara Bab- cock, H. O. Lubbes, Bob Suddath, Robert Menzer, Harlan Austin, Lee Clark. Third row: Mary Kincaid, Barrie Neal, Jackie Roger Seigel, Nick Pryor, Fred Gray, Don 1 Boyle, Mrs. Dawson. Second row: Jean Bowling, Katherine Plakias, Laurie Maffay, XX Sonya Friedman, Joan Shigekawa, Pork i Espenschade, Mary Carol Savage, Joan S l Strausbaugh, George Pittas. Front row: Emily Walker, Helen Nelson, Nora Hook, Sue Shands, Brenda Lipson, Lorene Hana- ?- ' bass, Barbara Epstein. ? Y ' I' , ' ' 'F Spencer, Sandy Reynolds, Elizabeth Long, . .t X 'D ' 1-1 . , f l. 1, V ,if Getting into their characters for North. western's Little Theater are: Lindo S,-nigh Ruth Milbourne, Mary Condolon Sylvia Howe, Jean Skidmore, Sonya Fliedmqn R0ddY E05T9flif1Q and Antoinette Auriti. l --64 ' V ,,,, , , Qs,Qffrf,,c:'f11?zr'f , ,' Ls Q, ' A ' Fig . 5 5 Qt i fifa 1 C J S ,, ,., .,,. . 'ir' . -e 2 ' af' p Y -. ' ' 2 .J '. - K J' , :.1125s' ,. , ,Q . ' f .- i. 1 'S . -, ,-3Q3w,,E,.ff f g ' Aregikz :.' a-' 4' ' for 5 'wh ,fb 1 ,1 gy' ,,,,J.jfW..2'f' 3.19 si, ,-'rf ,, .,...j 0, . ' :Q-'iii ' V Af .,Ef '+ 135.2 - - aes '-,T 7 - X , X. , 5' ' f Vw Q L1 ' f f Ki, if x f' i 6 .-' , tts i S f-sf. V ve 1 Watching the birdie is a turnabout for these members at the Camera Club. Front row, Lett to Right: Mr. J. Maholtz, sponsor, George Viverette, Pres., Robert Viverette, V.-Pres., Jean Bowling, Sec., Eileen Danner, Historian, Doris Jett. Second Row, L to R.: James King, Rosemary Howard, Allen Whittemore, Ritchie Spencer, Bob Ellis, Robert Trumbule. Third row, L. to R.: Lowell Brock- man, Gene Schrier, Donald Melcher, Richard Spencer, Darrell Gillespie, David Luehrman, Charles Grandmaison. 53 D-C fa Red Cross Club: Seated are the officers of the Red Cross: Mary Hotchkiss, president, Ernest Clayton, vice-president, Barbara Ferguson, secretary. The treasurer, Patsy Dix, is not present in the above, ln the second row are Jim Colquhoun, Barbara Beaver, Sally Hubshman, and Larry Russell. ln the last row are Robert Radisch, Helen Hill, Richard Moore, Nancy Swope, Rita Shaffer, and Doris White. Miss Beckman conducts the Glee Club in a Haydn number at the National Honor Society induction which was held on November 25, l953. Singing are: Norma Fulghum, Edith Jackson, Norma Knauer, Maxine Boyer, Malcolm Ridgely, Robert Corbin, Ronnie Kadesch, Bruce King, Har- vey Wallman, Fred Libcke, lrwin Feigenbaum, Jack Hein- icke, Maureen Moore, Barbara Rader, Judy Arroyo. Third row: Joyce Koenig, Molly O'Dwyer, Joyce Gallagher, Lor- retta Martin, Janet Dean, Richard Hater, Howard Whitte- more, Austin Winant, Harry Rabinovich, Terry Heeter, Sally Groome, Jane Gager, Deyerle Atkins, Bertha Bouma, Kay Johnson. Second row: Dolores Hofman, Mary Hotchkiss, Joan Lothrop, Shirley Phillips, Harry Huhndorft, George Belt, George Pittas, Bob McCormick, Jim Colquhoun, Sue Shands, Janet Huffman, Barbara Hood, Arlyn Shenefelt, Ellen Oliver, Betty Vander Linden, Mary Carol Savage. First row: Ernest Clayton, Bob O'Dwyer, Guy Smith, Harlan Austin, Park Espenschade, Bob Forbes, Jack Olmstead, Douglas Hinshaw. p IF 1' fn- I li Y f gfgig A if QQ, 1 , . ityika if J i , 15-V, 'L - fs if I .fisifitf JW: ., ,irtffwf i Eff I t X,, C ., ,,,!.Q f . . sp, . Qs Taking time out from target practice are members of the Rifle Club: 3rd row: David Palmer, Ann Dobyns, Joe Stewart, Rosemary Howard, Sylvia Pitzen. 2nd row: Barbara Flick, Doris Walter, secretary, Charles Grandmaison, James Westfield, Ray Morvery, treasurer, Mr. Larton Layman, sponsor. lst row: David Luehrman, president. thletil: Students talented in the tumbling field practice poise and balance as they rehearse shows put on by Northwestern'S Gymkana Troupe. Students included are: Bobby Radish, Lee Marshall, Nick Pittas, Joan Marceron, Bob Davis, Jean Fiery, Joan Howard, Charles Thompson, Buddy Begeman, Harvey Beavers, Ken Heeter, Marylin Miller, Jean Roberts, Nancy Ny- strom, Bill Sheets, Betty Bell, Owens Carnell, Betty Fletcher, Margaret Foster, Jimmy Markley, Sharon Hilbish, Rita Shatfeur, Joan Milbourne, Bill Allen, Diana Reeves, Joan Stogner, Yvonne Moser, Peggy Brunette, Cindy Dyer, John Lundergan, Jean Skidmore, Jimmy Gardner. 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Eluhs To belong to the N Club, sponsored by Mr. McNelis, a student must earn on athletic letter os have John Dudley, Norman Bashoor, George Gardiner, Bob Miller, Lowell Tevis, Bill Allen, Bob Monaco, Lou Madsen, Frank Logana, Charles Thompson, Jack Heinicke, Eugene Bourne, Ben Bennett, Maurice Kelly, Jack Bendit, Bill Higgins, Roy Henderson, John Pope, Tom Duvall, Bob Davis, Jim Stripling, Don Weber, Howard Voorhees, Jack Davis, Bob Dudzik, Bill Rector, Joe Carstens, Alfred Roth, Bob Houser, Bob Trumbule, Louis Robinson, Paul Nystrom, Ken Lauterbach and Bob Dove. ,. K X YXX 4. , ax 'U HON 185934. X 1 .- ' The Cheerleaders Q1 'J X, 1' If i 3 . , 'A ll ,. f 'Y llql Q , x x D-W 'J 'tv-N, X Fight, Team, Fight! is the cry that has spurred North- western's team on to many a victory, led by the cheer- leaders: Martha Templeton, Diana Reeves, Anita Breerwood, Jean Skidmore, Mickey Elder, Patty Giersch, Diane Finlay, Laurie Maftay, Mary Rupert, Anita Nichols, Barbara Hood, and the mascot, Jimmy Stewart. Soon to be Northwestern's ma- jorettes are Mary Jane Nystrom, and Junie Speicher. Coach Nancy Nystrom leads the twirlers in a routine. TH H!-ILP TIME SHIQIW The Majorettes, led by Nancy Nystrom, form a V for victory . To Nancy's right are Joyce Lich- tenham, Ruth Robinson, Beverly Ballard. To her left are Mary Bar- rett, Margaret Foster and Peggy Cooper. Mr. Ronca and Nothwestern's B-Band are seen after a recent concert. Members are: Joseph Pear, Karl Fritcher, Rich- ard Knight, Donald Love, Bill Haley, Donald Utz, Arthur Sherwood, Vernon Stevenson, Harry Merryman, Kenneth Linkaus, Larry Russel, Norman Hanson, Don Sdienspinner, Eddie Steppe, Tobi Erdo, Kenneth Kimble. Third row: Robert Balmer, Ronald Johnson, Raymond Moser, Ronald Hellman, George Welling, Charles Phillips, Jack Turner, Nick Pettas, Roger Seige, Bill Watson, Kenny Birk, Gerald Coffee. Second row: Mr, Ronac, Perry Wilkinson, Bryant Mc Veary, Orvite Slye, Carol Kaise, Sharon Jackson, Sally Bender, Connie Rounds, Bette Hughes, Jula Moody, Jean Teale, Hazel Goson, Sharon Hend- erson, Harry Holmes, Scott Piper, Jack Blanton, James Cox. First row: Kay Townsend, Barbara Epstein, Marilyn Miller, Brent Clark, Mitchel Gordon, Robert Brennan, Don Porter, John Lidgs, Vernon Long, Larry Craun, Harold Heretage, James Markley, Charles Van Dolson. With Nancy Nystrom, head majorette are: Junie Speicher, Joann McQueen, Mary De Bans, Caro Barbot, Ann Hood, Mary Jane Nystrom, Nancy Nystrom. ln full dress uniform, members of the Northwestern A-Band are seen: CLett to right, back rowl: Tim Englehart, Fred Pluebell, Bill Rodman, Don Custess, Paul Fredrickson, George Keady, Dick Jeftersons. Coth rowl: John Bowler, Jack Hea- stage, Bucky Dunn, Bill Vincent, Bob Ambross, Ray Allaback, Ed Stepp, George Kereck, Don Weber. l5th rowl: Norman Princo, Charles Mack, David Gronaham, John Lewis, Robert Weinmeller, John Gardner, Liz Long, Jean Fiery, John Rippengale. f3rd rowlz Buz Merryman, Ron Hellman, Bob Balmer, Bill Healy, Ron Kadish, Sam Grosso, Gene Monehgham, Jim Markley, Ownens Cornell, Peate Hesler. 12nd rowl: Mr. Ronca, David Sison, Jo Miller, Jack Keane, Betty Hughes, Sharon Hilbish, Carol Kaiser, Pat Tatspagh. Clst rowj: C. J. Caraco, Arleaw Harres, Lois Osgood, Peggy Bautler, Sharon Taylor, Dot Jean Marshall, Vance Jones, Harvey Beavers, Bob Charlton, Buddy Begamen, John Rhoades. With the band members are majorettes: Peggy Cooper, Ruth Robinson, Beveraly Ballard, Nancy Nystrom, Chead ma- joretteD Mary Barrett, Margaret Foster, Joyce Lichtenhan. KIWA' ' S +gWA MAR. Q X4 I, X f ' . ' f - . was , 2 -Wv g X Q-ISI?- I L P LA 'k g 1 Qi 4 ? Q , :, v ,. . 4 , 3'f.Q.Q'y f 1 4 - V, 11 , ,,', ,Z ' V ' f , , 2' 5 5 ,'rw?ffmZ'VfVVf'fff?, 5' 'W V , f VZ bi, it ,V f V, f A 2 WVQV',Vf7z,2ffff'fVlEva , 4V ff ' V'u.i4 vW . in W ' fi V ' ,' ' P1 f ' ,:Vi4f2Y'f , y ,fffy V ,fy gVV3yyfV,V ,',, '55 , f , Jw! V , ' f V' ' f ' :ff Jffffil f f Qgigfiy , , :MZ xy 4549 .V y 'V V j f ,V,, , ,,fV ': f 25,57 'Q ,V,VVfcQ my ,V j, ,V ,VfVfV74,fgf ' ' ff -I2 , ,, f 4j,gf7'7 ,c ,f waz? V V 'Vf4'Qf'fVfz , WX., Qifil ,V 13 I fg?Wff 'KVM Vp fffff 5 Vf ,v wizqg f, , ,, ,, 4, f ,, ' V fzaff, I f f Y 5 Y , f 9 , 1 X ia I 5 39 f ff' 4 f of if X f arsil Basketball V X , WL? , . 56 'smite ,W s ,Z ii SQ fy? i G5 l Stwfsg, News T 'ggwgiyfll Left to right top row Mr Eugene Moran, McNelis. Bottom row: Robert Davis, Allan Keith Sutphin Miles Curtis John Bowler Ken- Jones, Roger Davis, William Hardison, John neth Lauterbach Carl Offenbacker Mr John Lundregan, Robert Trumble, Jack Davis. Elmnty Ehampilms Wrestling Team Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball QHWL' 5 QKWEQ3, fy . 2 ' V Team are lupper leftl William Alsop, Kenny 4 , fl '5 ' fgwrshl , Johnson, Mel Melloy, Tony Baker, Clyde Foster. 5-7 ll I A Q - , , Lower left are Matt Zahnizer, Mike Stripling, Z ,- 9 ,f ' ' I Lance Bendit, Fred Comings, Ken Clay, Bruce l ' MocEwen, fnot shownJ. ,S-awry aw: WL' W in W M ' S55 SQ X5-all 532 gwgs. QBW Q5 ts! r Members of the soccer team are: back row, left: A fl - A - - A ' Ronnie Fliss, Bob Houser, Maurice Kelly, Ted Schimpf, Roy Manley, John Shensinger, Bill Vincent, Bill Rector, Ken- ny Llnkaur, Jerry Brod- gen, Richard Jeffries, Lu- casasey, Shelly, Fliss, Mr. Josepn Gieda lCoachJ. In second row are: Leo Capps, Jack Turner, Don Allen, William Barnes, James Stuart, Bucky Co- gor, Tommy Tait, Pete Grimes. ln front row are: Walter Knopel, George Fleuhman, Harvey Beav- ers, George Daniels, John Lundregun, James Sween- .Iunier Varsity Fnathall Team ev, HWY Coffs- 'X 7 , Q , 4. 1 ,-.. 1 ' 3 B B ll, H h C t's, R'chard Moore, Fred Turner, William Shenburger, Ken Clay, William Kunowskl, lRillJellD lrCgebondUEsw:ORobeEEl l-laxk,l Rol:lert Thomas, Joel Kuharik, Fred Schrom, Edward Bernard, John Morrison, Bob Novack Carroll Johnson Robert Haberland, William Alsop., Third row: Buddy Giersch, John Thrit, Joseph Barnhill, Keith Sutphinl Frank Parker, Rlchard Appel, Edward Dovel, Ray Cox, Robert Corbin, Bruce McEwen, Frank Varana. Anyone for Tennis? Members of the team, along with Mr. Phillips, spon- sor, are: David Schurr, Eugene Bourne, Bill Higgins, Joe Irwin and Harvey Beav- SFS. About to try out for the track team are these students: lFrom top, back rowiz Don Love, Buddy Giersch, Dick Murty, Phil Guidry, Herb Abclill, Jack May, Bill Bell, Paul Freedman. fSecond rowiz John Bowler, Jim Stewart, Lowell Tevis, Bob Trumble, Jack Davis, John Lundregan, Dick Moore, John Middle- ton, Jack Olmstead. lThird rowl: Don Martin, John Spencer, James Couts- coudis, Maurice Cherry, Wayne Howard Turner. Schultz, Norman Kaharsk, George Kelly, Don Custis, Don Sams, Sonny Kimble, lFourth rowiz Richard Hogan, Paul Piper, Joel Welling, Fred Turner, Tommy Black, Fred Kaufman, Malcolm Pope, Melvin Johnston. lFitth rowi Craig Wooley, Bill Vincent, David Shig- ekawa, Duane Harris, Robert Haberland, Floyd Presley, Gary Hartman, Richard Hutton, Don Hawkins. CSixth rowl: Bill Paris, Chip Cook, Bill Hardison, Bruce Briggs, Don Allen, James Nash, Charlie Thompson, Bob Lively, Linwood Dove. CSeventh rowi: Gordon Wrightman, Al- bert Begeman, Buddy Ronchi, James Speaker, Joe Mayhall, Bob Manaco, Charlie Mock, Robert Harder, Ken Gus- ack, Robert Matsudaira. Part ot Northwest- ern's i954 varsity baseball team is tBack row, left to rightJ2 Robert Miller, Paul Nystrom, Roy Hender- son, Bob Hospan, Fred Mosedale, CSecond rowi: Mike Cockill, Louis Robinson, Bill Rector, George Gard- iner, Jack Bendit. fFirst rowi: Herb Put- nam - manager, Jim Stripling, John Bon- nar, Bob Davis, Frank Lagana and Ralph Marceron - Man- ager, Not shown is Coach Yarnall. With Mr. W. E. Smith, sponsor ot the Golf Club, are the fol- lowing golfers: Back row, lett to right- Odell Waldron, Richie Spencer, Paul Fried- man,- Richard Matt- ingly, Don Porter, lra Lansman, Mr. W. E. Smith. Front row: Henry Smith, Don Spencer, Jim Murphy, Charlie Phillips, Aaron Linchuck. 41 i l 'W WB It ,er uw in it if T if ' 'i ure T ft ' ff I ' f- f ,msg , ' ' ' V . 4-47ZZf,Q4,N ,gfmtgf , W f IV , ftZ '24-ffl ll nrthwestnrn ight Pictured at left is Beatrice Lans- down, senior, as she appeared in the All Northwestern Night, February 20, l954, giving a figure skating per- formance. As a figure skater Beatrice won first place in a National Contest and has won fourteen Eastern United States Championships on free style and fig- ure skating, Nancy Kurth and Tony Fotos demon- strate a swan for All Northwestern Parent-Teachers I-lssmziatinn Our Parent-Teacher's Association provides an excellent means of connection between the home and the school. It acquaints the par- ents with their chiId's school and teachers, and gives the teachers on opportunity to know their students' parents and to discuss the stu- dent with them. But our Parent-Teacher's Association has also been of great assistance to the school in a material way. This year they sponsored the annual Jamboree, purchased some new instru- ments for the band and new equipment for the physical education department. They also ob- tained a new sixteen milimeter camera and equipment for the school. Parent-Teacher's Association officers for the year were, Mr. Robert Dove, president, Mr. Lloyd B. MacEwen, treasurer, Mrs. Paul E. Nystrom, recording secretary, Miss Clara Bricker, corresponding secretary, and Mr. John P. Speicher, School representative and prin- cipal of Northwestern. fm' 'V 'fm' QZFN j ,W-fee-0 Major Chester E. Whiting and the United States Army Field band have presented tive concerts to the student body ot Northwestern. The soloists caused many a girl's heart to jump. The chorus presented a fine repertoire at each per- formance. Precision plus are the words tor the drummer's routine, and the band showed that it was the Million Dollar Band . Major Whiting and the band deserve a North- western blue and white salute for the time spent in bringing fine music to our school. Major Chester E. Whiting, Commanding Officer. The United States rm Field Band Since the opening ot the school, Northwesternites have looked forward to the annual concerts of the Army Field Band under the direction of Major Chester E. Whiting. i THINK ,J S One of the established traditions of Northwestern High School is that of the annual Music Revue, which is presented by the music department. Each year a script is written which revolves around a theme. ln l952, the theme was Famous Stars , in l953, Call Back Later , a story about a theatrical agent, in 1954, Beach Liberty , a tale of sailors on leave. ln the above picture students are rehearsing for the i954 Music Revue. They are Cleft to rightiz Russell Wall, Eugene Brown, Willard Zangwill, Nancy Swope, Jim King, Geraldine Crouch, Robert Forbes, Fred Libcke, Lee Shields, Miss Beckman, sponsor. -A r- ext L . his ' V ,. ' , A X .. 's A ' , f L,,, '1h,.,, s v' - - , ' i df , N: V t ' ,, , W . , .Q . , ,V ,, . . ,,,,, ' Q stt' t 'i f - - - ' W. V V f Student director Clarence Beall con- ducts Northwestern's A Band at the annual concert which was given on February l4, l954. STAFF Editor-in-chief ........... .. Maxine Boyer Associate Editor .....,... .... S andra Smith Assistant Associate Editors ...... Marjorie Hilder, James Colquhoun Copy Writers .. Norma Knauer, Ann Van de Putte, James Stripling, Mary Hotchkiss, Ernest Clayton Staff Artists .......... Robert Lewis, Joyce Elder, James Henson Business Staff ...... Joan Stogner, Maurice Kelly, Peggy Troy, Suzanne Beall Copy Readers .... Joan Gaylor, Norma Fulghum Layout staff ..... Q. . . Linwood Dove, Sheila Smith, Barbara Porter, Sheryl lLogan Staff Assistants ..... Judy Arroyo, Doris Walter, Martha Templeton, Robert Forbes, George Pit- tas, Shirley Fox, Renee George, Robert Hospan, Nancy Kurth, Rosemary Long, Colleen Mills, Joe Sturman and Joe Ashley Typists .......... Jean Baxter, Mary Ellen Bailey, Marjorie Mnichaud, Peggy Whitt, Barbara Boteler Photographers . . George Viverette, Lowell Brockman, Gene Schrier Photography Adviser ......... Mr. John Maholtz Publications Adviser ....... Miss Eugenio Balsley Various photos, courtesy of ...... Robert Ambrose Aerial view of Northwestern. courtesy of ............ Mr. Fred C. Knauer The L. G. Bolfour Co. is proud of the privilege to serve the students of Northwestern High School os officiol rncinufocturers of the Senior Clciss Ring. Weor your ring proudly. lt is o mork of intellectuol cind morol ochieve- ment. We extend our congrotulotions cind sincere wishes to the Grciduciting Seniors. 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