Northwestern High School - Del Nord Ovest Yearbook (Albion, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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NORD-OVEST PRESENTED BY THE NORTHERN YEARBOOK STAFF NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL ALBION, PENNSYLVANIA HONWARD INTO THE HALLS OF LIFE FACULTY - 9 UNDERCLASSMEN - 45 obqr SENIOR -13 STUDENT LIFE - 57 CLASSES - 65 MUSIC - 81 SPRING ATHLETICS U 93 ACTIVITIES - 107 2 -'S DEDICATION ,J- We the first graduating class of Northwestern High School appropriately dedicate this the first edition of Del Nord-Ovest to this great institution of learning. As feudal lords joined, great kingdoms were borng as kingdoms united, nations were born, and people from these nations joined as one in the United States of America. In this pattern of unification we combined two of the better schools, to form the best. Northwestern, you are and will be a magnanimous influence on us. We salute you. May your days of success be many. YEARBOOK STAFF Edztor tn Clue C0 Amrtant Edzton Secretary Trearurer Subrcrzptzom Art Edztor Club Edztor Athlettc Edztor Commercial Department Edztor Marte Edztor Aalvertmng Photography Armtant Adwron Marcla Consedme Susan Barton Shlrlee Turner Mr Charles Howland Alice Lenhardt jesse Underwood Judy Chromlk Ellen Leehan Susan Leopold Danny M1les Barbara Chetom Rlchard West Mary Sllfles Lols A Madden Dan Sabol Denny Hull Mr Paul C3SSldy NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL BOARD MR ERNEST KENNEDY Consolrdatmg two schools IS a big undertakmg no matter how you look at rt Under the drrectron of Presldent Ernest Kennedy the Northwestern School Board has done a commendable Job Wrthout the fullest possrble extent of therr co operatron the trme l1m1t set would never have been fulfrlled Thank you school board for a wonderful school ag. 9 ' ' s 'X 'XYXYJ Cs1g.PXOX3P1'X S O? 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Us .dof I- yous .1115 DR BROWN ADMINISTRATION MRS SHAEFFER MR HUNTLEY The heart of any school IS 1ts admmrstratron The admxnxstratxon plans schedules works out faculty assrgnments and funct1ons as an arbrtrator m all school parent comrnumty affarrs Part of the ad mxmstratlon serves as a gurdance department wh1ch keeps student affalrs runmng smoothly OFFICE WORKERS 1 a it SCHOOL HELPERS CAFETERIA HELPERS MR BISHOP MR ROBERTS Cookrng a warm nutrrtlous meal for the many hungry students at Northwestern IS not an easy job We mke off our hats to the cafeterra ladres for keeprng up our good health for mother year Another not so slmple task IS that of transportlng all the Sprrng freld and rural Alblon students to sehool Not only do the bus drrvers do th1s but 1n the evenmbs they run an aetlvlty bus for the Sprlng freld students Thanks boys for 1 wonderful lob' ,naar--4 BUQ DRIVERS -f 2 f , , . 2 9 V . , , . K 4 . . . . y Q . . . 1 r . , 4 . 12 3 5? E M .tl. R J 'tri X . - t, jffuiulg cg KDE 1 CJ 1 JOANNA ROBB Commercial ENID SMITH C ommerczal JACK HILL H utory Cwzcx KATHERINE KENNEY Engluh French JULIA STANTON Readzng THOMAS JONES Frzglzfh Lalm RICHARD SABO Shop MARY STEARNS Engluh H mary Geography CHARLES HOWLAND P 0 D Cwzcx WILLIAM KING Mum PAUL TAYLOR BETTY BROWN Coumelor BERNARD TWARDOWSKI Currzfufum Englzxh Hzxlory Geography MARGARET BEARD WEST-EY FREEBURG Commercial Office S ecremry PAUL CASSIDY Ghemiftry Phyficf ROSCOE COBLENTZ Englixh Hixtory Geography Science DARWIN COOK Englixh Geography JACK CRYDER r LEE DAVIS M aih Science MICHAEL DOVENSKY Biology WILLIAM DUNEGAN Science I1 English History Geography CLARENCE GRIFFEN Math RICHARD HARPSTER M unc ROSELLA HARPST ALICE HAZER Erzglixh Hmory Geography Hinom, ' Homerrmking A i ' ' 1 RUTH KINGSLEY HELEN MERSHON Math Mfknuu., mm ROBERT KROMER Health Physical Educalion JOSEPH LISEK P113 .mal Educatzon LIVE MULHOLLAN D H omemakmg THOMAS OSBORN E Agrzcultufe STEVEN MELLON S ho 17 Mechanical Drawing DOROTHY MOODY Pbyszcal Educalzon GLADYS PF AU Library M atb JANET MILLER Englixb THOMAS MOLSKY Drzvefr Traznmg JEAN 0 LEARY H ealtb Pbyucal Education Englulo DAVID REES H Lrtory 5- lzninrs ROBERT ALDRICH B0 Comte General Ambztzon To make a m1ll1on Seems to have a cllstaste for Alblon he goes to Spr1ngf1eld so often u1et and smoldermg Rebel wrthout a cause Auto Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 BRUCE BATES Bruce Comte Academlc Ambmon To be the worlds greatest prng pong player Thls Kentucklan Casanova sprlls over wlth charm umor class rates hlgh wrth thrs przza acldlct Scores lrke crazy 1n the loops Ba etball l 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Vars1ty N 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Pmtg Pongl 2 3 4 Auto Club 4 WWF MARY JAN E BEERY ROBERT BEECHER Sparkze Huey Courre General Ambmon Date Br1grtte Cozme Home Economxcs Ambmon Get a yob Bardot Romance 1S h1s mrddle name Glrls are Half pmt homemaker Bouncy soprano Ca h l bem happy around her M for merry h1s game Hrs baby blues nevcr rest Magnerrc n t e p g Chorus 1 2 3 GAA 2 Basketball 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Jumor Play Cast Bowlxng 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 M1nstrel4 14 -A A C? f , 9, by rt u 7 . D . L . 3 , Sk , , , , , , 5 , 5 ,-1 a L r y y Q - A-n,,.rf' ' '31, t rr ,U fr 'U . . - 1 ' Q 9 r l ' 1 S n a y S ' LOIS JEANNE BLACK Locmt Cozme: Commercial . . . Ambition: just be success u No krddrng says she a smrle for all Not a care in the world . . . Can be found baby-sit I1I1 WILLIAM GEORGE BOLTE Wzlhe Coune Vocatronal Agrrculture Ambmon To have a fast car Carefree redhead Seen rn a green Ford Keeps herd on hrs cows a mer wxth a sense of humor FFA 1 2 3 4 Servrce Club 2 3 Sportsmans Club 2 Avlatxon Club 3 BETTY BOOTHBY Boots Course Commercxal Ambztzon To be a cow grrl rn the movres a very dlstrnctnve grggle Remrnds us of Annle Oakley was rn two class plays Chorus 1 2 3 Pen Pal Club Secy 2 3 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3 Junror Play Cast Semor Play Cast SALLY ANN BREWSTER Sa y Course Academrc Ambmon To be a phys ed teacher Wrld sense of humor To shot 10 GAA basketball Trnkles test tubes ln Chemxstry A natural athlete GAA 2 Presldent 3 4 'l5 RICHARD CAMPBELL DENNIS CARD Dtck Denny Cozme Academrc Screntnfrc Ambmon jorn the Course Industrral Arts Ambmon To be a base A1r Force Academy Carefree cowboy HaPPY ball player Happy go lucky Nothmg fazes thrs go lucky all the trme Grrls envy hrs naturally drrty b1rd just cant seem to make xt to class curly half Number one stage manager Can be found at Mooneys Avxatron Club 3 4 Semor Play Stage Manager Archery Pfolemon Club 3 4 H1Y 4 Club 3 Baseball 4 BARBARA JOYCE CARR HARRY L CHASE BM Harry Courre Commerclal Ambmon o1n the Waves Courfe Industrlal Arts Ambztzon Jom th Shy gal Youd better watch cause You re Arr Force Hot rods 1n Conneaut Arrplan gonna get rt Seen w1th Kay Really chews enthusrast Stage crew for class plays on that gum the quiet sxde Dramatlcs Club l Pen Pal Club 1 2 Lrbrary Club 2 3 Avnatxon Club 3 4 Sportsmans Club 1 2 Newspaper ' Bowling 4 Servxce Club 2 'I6 u ' u ef u - - ' u ' - an , - h - , J L ' l y S ' - Q . rr bu ff U , 1- , . 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A , 1 r Y ' 1 1 v y ' BARBARA CHETONI Tom Course Commerclal Ambztzon Be an execu 1ve secretary Goes for black fash1on w1se Flashy dark eyes almost always happy a dreamer Chorus 1 2 3 4 Pen Pal Club Presrdenr 2 3 Student Councll 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Exchange Ednror 4 Year book Staff 4 JUDY CHROMIK Chrome Dome Course Commerclal Ambmon Be a secretary and srt on her bosss lap Tw1rls a flag hlgh IU the a1r Oughr ro be frrsr lady presrdenr Llkes red and whrte stauon wagons Bubbles l1ke champagne Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Baton Twlfllflg Club 2 3 FBLA 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Majorettel 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 1 4 VHISIIYNZ 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 FHA 2 3 Mrnstrell 2 3 4 Bacc and Comm Orchestra 2 3 ARTHUR CLISBY rt' ourse Industrlal Arts Ambmon Work rn a 10 qu1et but cheerful Lrkes model a1r lanes Long mme member of YFC Shops I s favorlte class F 2 3 4 MARCIA CONSEDINE Marsh Course Academic Ambmon To fmd a man in her hopechest Get smart nmgle puss Sparkles hke a Crysralerre Easy to love and easy to lose Del Nord O Vest IS her baby Tabu Bandl 2 3 4 Majoretrel 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 2 3 Edrtor 4 Tr1M Secretary 3 4 Jumor Play Cast Semor Play Cast GAA 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Varslry N 2 3 4 Mmsrrel 1 2 3 4 Drsrrrcr Band 2 Bacc 8: Orchestra and Choxr 1 2 3 Chrystalettes 4 n 11 fr 'U , , , . 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S 2 J 3 7 Q 5 ' 7 , 1 9 ' ELIZABETH LENA CULVER zz Courre Home Econornlcs Ambmon To be a housewlfe The domestrc type Tranqurl as deep brook Prefers Home Ec Classes A Trl H1 Y girl FHA12 3 4 Tr1H1Y4 LEE DE ARMENT Frztz Cozmfe Acadernlc Ambztzon To be a Technlclan Collects Scrence Frctron Seen at the Rockm Teeds IS h1s favorrte haunt Moody Likes grrls Auto Club 4 Lrbrary Club 1 2 3 4 PHYLLIS ANN DEMENIK Cowie Commerc1al Ambmon Marry a man who owns h1s own busmess Dont You Dare' says she Cuter than Chrrstrnas Blrthe and sunny all the tlme Seen wrth Kelly Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Varsrty N Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 4 Pen Pal Club 2 3 Jumor Play Cast 18 HOWARD EAGLEY Cozme Academrc Ambmon Be a professlonal Accordronrst Played the father ln The Baby Srtter Very musrcally mclrned drrves a green car C795 A real crazy mrxed up kld Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Band CBelltonesJ 1 2 H 'll L ff ' fl Q.. n 1 n - - 'Al ' 1 1 1 7 1 Q ' ' ' . ' 7 7 , 5 ' ff 'L' ff ,U P1911 Egrl . - Q. , H . . . ,, - . . ,, . . . . - - U H . . , 1 Q 1 s , Q y Q , s , Q , 1 S Q 1 Q 1 a ' a Q - LYLE R EVANS WILLIAM GALLANT 1 farmer Seems quret but the devrl shmes rn those see htm commg rn a three tone Chevy Regular green eyes Future Farmer materral Chey v1s1tor on Pearl Street Mr Football Basket anne 111 G1-eat Whlge Hunter ball personxfxed Easy gorng Heaves that FFA 2 3 4 javelln Model Club 1 Spottsmans Club 1 2 Varsmty N 2 3 Presxdent 4 Avlatnon Club 3 4 Trackl 2 5 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety CHARLES GEHR GRACE GEVIN Clmrhe Gmwe Courfe Industrial Arts Ambmon Get out of COWW Commfflflal 147725111011 T0 be U2 school Rods that Plymouth all Over Rea turally blonde Seen wrth a redhead Drlves whacky One of our top 11 rn pxgsknn season like 9- mad HIHIIIHC 111465 H good Joke Hard Has a taste for red worker Sportsmans Club 2, 3, Vatslty N 5, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lnbraty Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, Trl H1 Y 4, jumor Play Track 1, 4, Baseball 1, Auto Club 4 Cast, Bowlmg 4 'I9 , US.-Eu 'VB 'uf' Comte: Academic-General . . Ambition: Be a Coune: Academic . . . Ambition: Pilot . . . Can 3, 4. 'tv rr ' U ff ' U KATHLEEN HARRIS Kat Courre Academ1c General Ambmon Own a dozen sports cars WIIECS Cats Column for Krtrens Powwow Intellectual humorrst Ought to be Francalse Sagan Unpredlctable A basketball genlus Prom Commnttee 3 Bowlmg 3 4 Volleyball 2 JAMES HAZEN Pudge' Course Acadennc General Ambmon To marry a rrch grrl Always pushmg hot 50 Dodge Happy go lucky persona11ty Stuck on a Senlor Flashy srmle Really wows em all Camera Club VxcePres1dent l Leaders Club 3 Drs trxbutxve Educauon Club Presldent 4 KAY HICKS LINDA HILL K4 Shorty Course Commerclal Ambmon To be an artlst Cvuffe ACHCICIDIC Amb1!10n Get doctorate cle- Travels ln the Conneaut CIICIC Llkes to gfee SOIHCIDOCIY 1'2iHOL1f of material when they dfaw to be 3 housewlfe Seen with made hel' Huh, A IIIEIC blfdle IOICI IICI' Bar Chorus 1 2 3 FBLA 2 YFC 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Pen Pal Club 1 2 Dtamancs Club 1 Lrbrary Club 2 Bowlmg 4 20 ff I! ff I ' Il 9 ' ' ' 3 A - , u ' - - . . . , ' - ' - ' 5 2 ' - Newspaper 3, 44 Chorus 3, 43 GAA 45 junior Play Castg - Q ' , 5 - ff yy U If J' . . .. ,, - . - b. , , 5 9 , g ' . , 1 ' 4 ' 5 ARLENE HRDLICKA Artie Courre Home Economlcs Ambition Go to Alaska Ought to be an Esk1mo Stngs soprano 1n chorus Plays the accordlon French II student Cho.rus123YFCl2 3 4 BARBARA HUDACKY Barb Courre Home Economrcs Ambition Be an all round sport Ednas constant companron Attends YFC Especxally fond of earrmgs Baton Twnrlxng Club 1 Newspaper Staff 2 YFC 2 FHA2 3 4 Bowl1ng4 JOHN HUDACKY H ot' huntOJ Lrkes to putter wrth hrs car Cheer ful farmer Ought to be a mechamc grrn from ear to ear FFA 2 Secretary 3 4 Avxanon Club 3 Proyectxomsts Club 3 SCIVICC Club 1 DENNIS HULL Moocb college Prefers petrte blondes Young man wxth a golden horn The Court Jester Ban 1 2 3 President 4 Pep Band 3 Tr1M 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Wrestlxng 4 Stu nt Councrl 1 2 3 4 Camera Clubl 2 3 4 Class 1ce President 2 3 M1nstrel2 3 4 BB Managerl 2 Var stty N 3 4 Sen1or Play Cast H . L, fl H , ' ' 1 4 , 3: , , 1 ' . l N 0 , A H u Coime: Vocational Agriculture . . . Ambition: To COWMI Academic . . . Ambition: Graduate from '...Sly ' . d , y , ' 3 3 '- , 3 . - - - - ' A , , , 1 '- , , z ' 1 de Q x 1 r ' . t, , . - , , , Q , , , 3 V - 7 ' e . . , , , , 1 . . , 4 - W NW was LINDA JOHNSON Blondze Course Academxc Sclentxfxc Ambrtzon To travel around the world Sleepy tlme gnrl Shy blonde Keeps tabs on the Athletlc fund One look knocks fellas cold Seen burnmg up cars wxth a couple of Susans Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball Business Manager 2 Tr1H1Y 4 Varsrty N 3 4 GAA 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Socxety 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 LARRY KAUFER Moongab Wang Cozme Academ1c Sc1ent1f1c Ambzzzon To be drctator of Nazr Germany Onxonhead Most of h1s t1me IS spent rn the lab wrth Chrrs Hes been rooked Shmmg L1ght of H1 Y Cold clammy hands Ban 1 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 J V Basketball 2 H1Y 2 3 4 Avxanon Club 3 Narronal Honor Socxety 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 PIOJCCIIOHISI Club 2 Junror Play Cast Semor Play Cast 'M GERALD KEITH MARGARET KEMLING rIGer7,yU HP easy Course Academrc General Ambztzon To see Coune Commerclal Ambmon To be Elvls' the World Bashfl N f d f l u ot on o grrs prxvate secretary Cat on a Hot Tm Roof Speedy llttle chap Goes for track 1n a brg way Gllmmermg long harr Tawny Seen almost Sportsman's Club 1, 2, Av1at1on 4, Model Club 1, Home anywhere An FHA gal makmg Club 1 22 L1brary Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, Trx H1 Y 4, Chorus 1, 4, FHA 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3 af t A . A , 9 4 4 F Q A , X 2. I zu af 'tr p ' if 3,11 4 , , 5 A -' A 3 M P .. it ' 2 'N '15',-:'ZZ: ' . N515 .jf . , ' -.' .SW ' f ':-fiif 2s:'1ssx2'H-s-'15a1a55.221r:ff- sg. ,.,,,:,, If ' U If ,I . , . . 3 4. d . . . -- , , , , , , , , , , , , f - , - - L , 9 , 3 , y , , 1 Q , g . , , 9 9 , . ff GEORGE KING I0 I0 Ambmon Religious Course: Commercial therhood Seen with Harold Typewrmng Bro . . . . fiend . . . Tall blond . . . Friendly and Courteous Camera Club 3, 43 Historian Club 2 3 Newspaper Staff 4' Dancing lg Dramatics Club 1 CAROLINE KINNEY Carol Course: Home Economics . . . Ambition: To some- day get married . . . Digs those Erie guys . . . One of our gal athletes . . . Seen with Romona. GAA I 2 3'YFC1. KENNETH KINNAN Bu Cozme Industrial Arts Ambztzon To be a baseball player Really goes for cars Handles the Auto Club s money Seems to prefer Sophomores seen with Punk Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Bowling 3 4 Auto Club Treasurer 4 A 10 M LINDA KIRETA Pee Wee Course: Commercial . . . Ambition: To gain weight . . . A real live soda jerk . . . On the quiet side, unless you know her . . . Perpetually happy? Chorus 2 3 4' Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4' GAA 1' Newspaper Staff 1 2' Yearbook Staff 1. 23 WILLIAM KNAPP Bee Kay Coune Vocatronal Agrrculture Ambmon Jom the Navy and see the world Blue Goose Favorrte spot LlkCS to drag rn a red 8: whrte statlon wagon A real crazy type of guy Proyecnomst Club 2 3 Servxce Club 2 Hxstorlan Club DONALD LAHNAN Donme' Courre Academlc General Ambmon Replace Rocky Colavrto The Wlld One Pm Ball Master Moody but what a smlle Sent the gals as a Romeo rn the Senror play Basketball l 2 junror Play Cast Senror Play Cast Newspaper Staff 2 PAUL LASHER Wezmz Courye Industrral Arts Ambztzrm To take over Kennedys Among the few males who lrkes home ec Rods a 50 Ford A regular v1s1tor at the Thomas house Heard saymg Hello Baby Camera Clubl 2 3 Bandl 2 3 FHAI 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 FBLA2 Yearbook Staff 2 3 24 PEGGY KRICHBAUM VAN SLYKE e Courre Commerc1al Ambztzon To make A contented and happy Always sm1l1ng a speclal glow when you mentron Carole Basketball 1 Camera Club 1 2 Auto Club President If H lf ' f 3 . . . ' I l . . . , . . . . 25 Spommang Club l, 2, Baseball 3g Class Vice-President lg Bowling 3g Chorus 1, 2g H . ,, MP gn , . ALICE LENHARDT Alzce Courre Commercral Ambmon To go around the world Przza eater The Swan rs her destmatron Peppy cheerleader Always hungry The Defrant One Trcket puncher Yearbook 2 3 Secretary 4 Junror Play Cast Senror Play Cast Homeroom Secretary 4 Student Councrl 2 Cheer er12 3 4 FBLA2 GAA23 Varsity N 2 3 4 Prom Comrnrttee 3 LEWIS LEONHEART Lew Courre Academrc Screntrfrc Ambmon To get strarght harr Basketballs hrs game A certarn smrle Really Mr Success A tan Ford rs hrs trademark Hes got crazy eyes for who? Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Varsrty N H1Y 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Junror Play Cast SUSAN LEOPOLD Surze Courre Academrc General Ambmon To be a teacher Lrttle Grrl Blue Actress par ex cellence Secretary for Tr1H1Y Pretty cheerleader Seen rn Grrard Class Presrdent I Secretary 2 Cheerleadrng Student Councrl Secretary 1 VrcePres1dent 2 3 d 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 TrrH1Y 2 Chaplarn 3 S cretary 4 junror Play Cast Senror Play Cast Prom Commrttee 3 Varsrty N 2 3 4 Albron News Correspondent 2 3 ,guui. WILLIAM LONG z Courre Industrral Arts Ambmon To be a carpenter One of those well known wrestlers Not really very tall Crazy about baseball Lrkes the lake Band 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 Wrestlrng4 25 If ' U ff U I 1 ' I tl Y! y y y 7 I Y y J I 3 ! 7 z 5 9 - - 5 : . lead , , , 4 1 , ,4: . . z A -49 If 'II . . . FfB'UJ! A , 9 Q I 1, 2, 3, 4: , - , :Ban , r , 1 , L g , , 2 9 1 , . LOIS MADDEN Courre Academre Ambztzon To be a nurse Blonde Bombshell Mother Madden rn all the plays Seen almost anywhere Przza and Pepsre are delrcacres to her The Restless Years Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 4 Girls Ensemble 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Tr1M 3 Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Prom Commrrtee 3 jumor Play Cast GAA 1 Semor Play Cast Mxnstrel 2 3 4 DORIS MAIN Dodze Courre Commercral Ambzlzon Work for Caprtal A1rl1nes Goes crazy for alrplanes Contented and happy Acnve rn YFC Bonnres her buddy YFC l 2 Vrce Presldenr 3 Pres1dent4 FBLA 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Avlanon Club 3 FHA 3 Parllamentarlan 2 DANIEL MILES Curly Course Academrc Sclentrflc Amlfmcm To get ulrus hrs 52 Plymouth back Grrls are hrs game B1g mouth rn class plays Hoy Mackeral Saphrre H1Y Presldent ootball 2 3 B kerball 1 2 3 Ch us l 2 H1Y 2 3 Presrdent 4 Mmstrcl 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent 2 Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Varsity N 3 4 Junror Play Cast Senxor Play Cast StudemCounc111 2 JEAN MOONEY eno Cozzfrre Commerc1al Ambmon To be a secre tar FHA one of her favorrte clubs Wrld sense of humor Dont be surprrsed lf she tells you to Go jump rn the lake Chorusl 2 3 4 GAA 2 FHA 2 3 4 YFC 3 Dancmg Club 1 FBLA 2 Grrls Ensemble 4 . fl' U L0 rr ' H u n - I I I ' ' ' ' u I7 . , ' . 3 , Y . , v .v v l , s l a y v , y , Q -3 y ' . 9 5 4 4 L 4 , , . 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Z ,,,S - Y77g 7339 !!g ,Z Q S S ,Z Y 3' ff ,ly HS H I IO f f ' b . . . .. . . ,, ,Q ,,,. sus: ' PATRICIA MAY PODLUZNE WILMA LEE PETERSON I Pete Course Home Econornrcs Ambztzon Be a beautlcran Not very hrgh Seen rn a blue and whrte Chevre Gay and happy Attractlve brunette Pam Course General Ambztzon To be a secretary ln the Congress Gal Edrtor of K1ttensPow Wow Drrves a pmk and whlte statron wagon Lrkes musrc Prefcrs vocals By her of course FHA V1cePres1dent3 Songleader 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Prom Com mrttee Drstrlct Chorus 3 Tr1M 3 V1cePres1tlent 4 Varsity N 3 4 Bacc Chorr :SL Orchestra 2 3 BARBARA RHOADES Barb Coune Acaclermc General Ambmon Be Elvlss g1rl and get a Cadrllac Lrkes chorus about the best Seen bangrng cymbals for NW s band Rrdes around rn a 53 Ford FHA 2 3 4 GAA Z 3 4 Grrls Ensemble 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 junror Play Prompter Senror Play Prompter, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancmg Club 1 CAROL RITCHEY Carol Course Home Econom1cs Ambztzon To frnd a ob One of Amerrcas Future Homemakers Pleasrng personahty Gets along wlth every one You ll fmd her wrth Lmda YFC 2 29 ,, ff . winner- L1 ff 'J ff If ' ' ' ' A ' yy I 1 . - Q.. .., A f. , . 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' A ' ' ' Newspaper 1, 2, Co-Edltor 3, Edrror 43 Mmstrel 2, 3, 43 , 4 ' , , 4 - Q ' , ' Q 1 1 - , 3 H L' ff U , , 9 , , 9 ' ' 1 - , , -, S 3 RAMONA RANDALL Randy Courre Home Economrcs Ambztzon To get marrred and travel around the world A d1amond flashes from her left hand Really gets around Carefree and happy Seen wrth Kenny FH 2 3 4 5 'ii DANIEL M SABOL Smzlm Mzlzn Courre lndustrral Arts Ambmon To be a success Kewpre doll Noted for hrs dlmples Cant be seen because hes rn the dark room Kept yearbook from gettxng dull Played tackle for NW Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Wrestlrng 4 Football Avxatron Club 3 Yearbook Staff 1 2 3 4 H1Y 4 Sportsman Club 1 2 Varsrty N 4 RONALD ROBERTS Lzltle Brother Cozfrre Industrial Arts Ambition To own a draggrn wagon If you see a whlte jacket youll know who to expect Home Ec tra1n1ng w1ll make hrm 1 perfect mate Real off beat krd H1stor1an Club 2 Sportsman Club 1 2 Auto Club 4 HAROLD SABOVIK oe Courre Commercral Ambztzon To see the world Mrss Beards boy Frrday Bangs the lrttle round keys for the newspaper and yearbook Chronrc trrps to the dentlst make you wonder Hrstorran Club 1 2 3 Newspaper 1 2 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Avratron Club 3 Chorus 1 Dancmg Club 1 Dramat1cs Club 1 , W' if - CWM 74' If I7 ff ' ,U . 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LAWRENCE SAWDY MYRNA SUE SAWDY Songa MWW Comm Academrc SC16DI1f1C Ambztzon Be a Comte Commercral Ambzrzon To be 1 good Clmlcal Psychologlst Act1ve 1n H1Y Works secretary Rods around 1n a blue Chevy rn the lrbrary Seen amrdsr empty Pepsr bottles Pet1te Lrkes one masculxne gender Noted HrY 3 Treasurer 4 Hrstonans Club 2 3 Band l for lOI1S fmgefualls Jumor Play Cast Senxor Play Student Manager Student 2 3 4 AA 2 C Y Connell 2 jumor Hlgh Chorus 1 Dancmg Club l Glrls Ensemble 4 BONNIE ANNE SHERMAN LARRY E SHERMAN Bmmj Larry Comte Home ECOHOITIICS Ambztzon To be an Coyne Vocational Agflgultufq Ambmgn To expert accordxonrst Cheerful Homemaker own 1 dfury farm FFA Jacket full of awards Seen regularly at YFC RldCS a horse llke Dale Really goes for farmrng AVIHIIOD IS 1 popular Evans sldellne wrth thls easy gomg farmer YFC President 3 lst V1cePres1dQnt 4 GAA l 2 3 F 1 2 3 4 Avlauon 7 Service Clubl 2 3 FHA HISIOIIHH 2 3 31 , K K A U. Q, lk 1 .1 rr if 1 U . ' ' ' ' , . ' ' 3 1 ' . . . ' ' 1 . 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I . , ' , I - I ' , Q . , . 3 FA , , Q , g ' ' fg ' , , , . 1 . - 7 ' DUANE SHILEY Campy Courre Acaclernlc Sc1er1t1f1c Ambmon Be an Adm1ral Prefers underclassmen Ran both gr1d1ron and basketball court Trxes to make speeches The real L1fe of the party Really pulls for NW Chorus 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Student Councrl 2 V1cePres1dent 3 Presl dent 4 Class Presrdent 1 4 Homeroom Presrclent 4 Varsxty N V1cePres1dent 4 GORDON SMITH Smztty Coune Industrlal Arts Ambztzon Get a good o Not too crazy about school Drwes a DeSoto Kmda tall Seen at a certa1n guls house I Hrstorran Club 2 Av1at1on Club 3 Auto Club 4 Sports man Club 1 2 et Courre Commerclal Ambmon Drrve a Thunder blrd convertlble Played Myster1ous women 1n jr Play Golng Steady Seen roddlng ln her 49 PODIIHC Rock and Roll Artlst Yearbook Staff 4 Pen Pal Club 2 Treasurer 3 News paper 3 4 junlor Play Cast Chorus 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 32 Stmey Cozme Academxc General Ambmon To be a teacher Caught sneakmg out of almost any class Goes w1ld m the Lab Mxss Kennys protege Completely whacky A real hep mugger Chorusl 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 FHA Treasurer 3 Presxdent 4 Mmstrel 2 3 Camera Club Secretary 2 3 4 Iunlor Play Cast Semor Play Cast BETTY STADNICAR JANICE STEINHOFF HB JJ ff ' I! RICHARD STOKER CLINTON L STRUCHEN Punk Blzmp Course Industrxal Arts Ambzzzon Be a mlllron Couffe General Ambmon Draftsman an-e Seen In hlg hgt 51 Chevy Ngfed for Jolly d1spos1t1on Seen at the bowlnng alleys h1s gxrls Smoke gets rn your eyes Slugger Slrm 1m Ought to have a medal for talkrng for baseball team rn class Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Floorshow MC 2 B0Wl1f1g3 Pen Pa1Club1 3 Chorus 1 2 Auto Club 4 Nevsspaper Staff 4 519' HELEN SWANEY DOROTHY TAYLOR Kellie Courre Commercral Ambztzofz Travel to un known places Heard saymg Ok1e Dokre Pep and personahty are th1s head cheerleaders trademark Smgs up a storm alone and wrth the Crystalettes Has smrllng eyes Cheerleader 1, Captam, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Secretary 4, Mrnstrel 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, Varsrty N 2, 3, Secretary 4, Gnrls' Ensemble 2, 3, Bacc Chorus 2, 3, Dancrng Club 1, Bowlrng 4, Semor Play Dot' Courre Academrc Ambztzon An Enghsh teacher Tends to be quret Actrve m almost every thrng Excels m musrc Trl Ms her club Lab for her on Thursday evenmg Dlstrlct Band 2, 3, 4, State Band 3, 4, Grrls Ensemble 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Mrnstrel 3, 4, Varsrty N 3, 4, Tr1M 3, President 4, Natronal Honor Society 3, 4, Student Councrl 2, All Star Band 2, 3, Bacc 8: Comm Orchestra 1, 2, 3, JUHIOI' Play , r 1 at ff U ff ' IJ - I I H H ' ' ' . , 3 , , , 5 . . , 1 . as , 3 z ' - ,fn , I nr ' 4 H ' JJ H J ' 11 ' ' H . V l ' ' INORMAN TAYLOR Course Vocatronal Agrrculture Ambmon o CHRIS TERRILI. Norm Clans T Course Academrc Screntrfrc Ambztzon Get a f f College degree uret but unpredrctable be mdependently wealthy Care ree armer Practrcal loker Remlnds us to Gordon Tarzan Hrdden genrus One of Cassrdys Camera Club Scott F lashy blue eyes ers In the lab wrth Moongah FFA 1 Presrdent 2 3 Dramatrcs Club l Sportsmans Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staffl 2 4 Avratron Club 3 Natronal Honor Socxery 3 4 Studtnt Councrl 4 Club 2 5 Junror Play Cast Senror Play Cast Proyectronlst Club 2 W JEAN ANNE THORNTON Course Academrc General Ambzfzon To be DAVID TOWER lemme DW? Course General Ambztzon Always have a full tank of gas Tall dark and you know the a nurse Throws French II rnto hysterrcs rest The Restless Gun A Ford owner An off beat clown Resrdes rn the lrbrary Seen at YFC rallles Seen crursmg around 4 D Basketball l 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 5 YFC 1 Z 5 4 TAB 2 Newspaper Staff ramatlcs Auto Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Clubl 2 Dancrngl 2 34 Y fr 11 rf ' 11 . . - rr 1, - . . , r 1 l 1 , s -s S , , 2 , 1 l ' Q y Q ' Q f 9 , b X ll V f f S H U rr U . . . . . . ' ' ' J Q , , , L 3 Q n 1 Q 1 s Q a , Q n 1 1 - SHIRLEE TURNER Shu' Courre Commercxal Ambztzon To be Rrcky Nelsons prxvate secretary Types lrke mad Seen at Yearbook on Mondays IS a ClHI'1I16tlSf par excellence Sports our red and black at games Ban 1 2 3 4 Drstrlct Band 2 3 4 State Band 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Ensemble 3 Tr1M 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Asst Edltor 4 Pen Pal Club Secretary 1 Z Newspaper Staff 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Treasurer 3 Class V1cePres1dent 2 Secretary 3 Varsrty N 4 Gxrls Volley ball 2 HS Newspaper Corres 3 Cheerleader 3 4 all' FREDERICK VAN METER Fre Coune Vocatronal Agrlculture Ambmon To land one A brg fllrt hkes to hunt C females of coursej Should be a pro wrestler Not funny peculrar funny ha ha FFA1 2 4 Chaplam 3 Av1at1on Club 2 3 PIOICCIIOHISI Club 2 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Servrce Club 2 3 Wrestlxng JESSE UNDERWOOD JR er Course Academxc Sc1ent1f1c Ambmon To be a teacher Played domlngerlng old man ln r ay Student Councll representatlve Zany man wlth a horn Noted for hrs old car Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Treasurer 4 Student Councrl l 4 Safety Patrol 2 Junlor Play Cast Class Secretary l 2 V1cePres1dent 5 saw' RONALD VAN TASSEL Ron Courre lndustrlal Arts Ambztzon To be a carpenter Serlous and pollte Seen at Youngs playmg pmball machmes Shmes rn shop Yearbook Staff 3 4 35 , . ff ' IU rr., 11 1. 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EDITH VORSE Ed1e' Course Home Economlcs Ambmon Get mar rred someday just call her short stuff Sportwxse she plcks volleyball Goes for guys named Glenn Seen 1n a blue convertlble GAA12 3 YFCI FI-IA3 RONALD WATRAL Clown Coune Academlc Ambztzon Be stranded on an nsland wlth seven beauttful girls one for each da namlc IS the word for hun Our own jerry Lewxs Grtd runner Kept the basketball bouncmg Been seen m the clrnk Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Student Councll l 3 4 Homeroom V1cePresldent 4 Class Presldent 1 Bacc 8: Comm Orchestra l RICHARD DAVID WEST Wal Coune Academlc General Ambmon Pro fesstonal MUSICIZH Starred for Dlstrrct Band and chorus Played absent mmded Prof m 8th grade pay Has a wmnmg way wlth the glrls Another Frank Sanatra9 9 9 9 9 9 Band l 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 M1nstrel4 Dxstnct Band 1 2 3 4 Drstnct Chorus 3 4 Dxsttrct Orchestra 1 2 3 4 State Band 2 State Orchestra 2 4 Class Treasurer 1 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Pen Pal Club 2 ARLENE JUNE WHITMORE Sbortze Coune Vocatzonal Home Economlcs Ambztzon Be a model Future Homemaker noted for het herght Seen jxtterbuggmg at Younges Restaurant FHA 4 - I ,K 41.5. ggi' V v t . 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LINDA WOOMER Lynn Coune Home Economlcs Ambmon To marry Qulet redhead Smlles all the tune Ought to be a Horne Ec Teacher Seen wlth Carol PAI IY ANN WORKMAN 4 Course Vocatronal Home Economrcs Ambmon To be a beautrcxan Vrce President of FHA Peppy twxrler Snlly drsposmon Noted for her hot roddmg Crazy lrke a fox FHA 1 2 3 Vnce President 4 Chorus 2 3 Cheerleader 1 Majorerre 2 Head Mayorerte 3 PAULA YOUNG Po y Coune Academrc General Amlutzon To be an old mard Conscrentlous redhead Quret but oh you better watch out One of those well known cheerleaders Drxves a two tone green Plymouth Chorus 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 GAA 2 Treas ur r 3 EDWARD ZA JIC Coune Industrlal Arts Ambmon To be a success Llves on a farm Exercxses by rrdmg a blcycle Passes trme for shop class usually quret Sportsmans Club 1 2 Hrstorxan Club 2 Camera Club 37 rr U PLN 1 , ,- Q QL It H UH ffEd!I D .. , D l ... , . ... - ...Un- , , , 5 , 3,4. ,,g ,,, , , ' e,. THE BEFORE I94 1-WW fb-Q ' 9 li '99 -9541. FW! 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I r , H I 3549 Ra, iv Vw X Q K 9 4 , A f A , 1, EH A - .- f ,,, X R 42 !,2115,s,,D ..NN : :- A - fn 5 ' , . : 5 , 1.3-,arp if 'U in A 'iz A A 1 ,Q 7 if :aff 'fZ3fvi5s2 . , 35 'A 'N L X X L xgwfgfj ,lg N4 ' ' f , 9.-.Q t if 7 il . R' R K W 5 , . V. Z W , 1 , -..A X i A R f 'f f A A if 4 ' Q 7 ,Q Z ,f L 41, , I X M ' feed df WZ' 2 wi fi T SENIOR CLASS fu 3 D SHILEY P PODLUZNE MRS O LEARY Led by Pres1dent Duane Shrley thc Scnror Class sponsored a fcw dances and other act1v1t1es The brggest job was preparrng for Baccalaureate Servlces and Commencement Exeruses The Senlors wish to thank the UHIOIS for a most enloyable Prom and Banquet The class mascot IS a kangaroo named Ieaprng Lena She was the prlze for the hrghest homeroom when the Class of 59 were Sophomores lllllll -ai lhulllllllllll' H11-lA ig.- 40 OFFICERS AND MASCOT G OLEARY P DEMENICK M 7 'T l' Q 5 .fa L t A C ! '! N Ll' W ffl: '12 C '59 T C V M sf I vig, . gat- . T ' ' ' , x x ' SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST STUDENTS BEST PERSONALITIES BEST SPORTSMEN Gene O'I.eary, Shirlee Turner Duane Shilcy, Linda Palmer Sally Brewster, Bill Gallant MOST AMUSING BEST DANCERS BEST SINGERS BEST ACTORS Janice Srexnhoff Denny Hull Marcla Consedme Ron Watral Helen Swancy D1ck West L015 Madden Dan Mlles .,Pn7 BEST AGRICULTURE BEST HOMEMAKER BEST ARTIST I-arrv Sherman Paula Young Nancy Niemla a BEST MUSICIAN Dick West TESTATOR Robert Aldrrch Bruce Bates Robert Beecher Mary Jane Beery Lors Black Wxllram Bolte Betty Boothby Sally Brewster Rrchard Campbell Dennxe Card Barbara Carr Harry Chase Barbara Chetonr Judy Cromlk Arthur Clrsby Marcra Consedrne Ellzabeth Culver Lee DeArment Phyllxs Demenrk Charles Devres Howard Ea ley Lyle Evans Charles Gehr Grace Gevm Kathy Harrls james Hazen Kay Hrcks Lmda H111 Arlene Hrdlrcka Barbara Hudacky John Hudacky Dennls Hull Lrnda johnson Larry Kaufer Gerald Kerth Peggy Kemhng George Krng Ken Kmnan Carolrne Krnney Lrnda K1reta Wrlllam Knapp Donald Lahnan Paul Lasher Allce Lenhardt Iewrs Leonheart Susan Leopold Wxllram Long Lo1s Madden Dons Marn Florence McCabe Dan Mrles 42 CLASS WILL BEQUEST abrlrty to go steady early arm als to school lrttle black book hexght fllrng errors locker and books unusual words Dentlne gum farmrng ablllty seat IH scrence drrvlng old locker and books okes 1 plane phone number fl3J quletncss cowboy hat shorthand brown eyes muslc abrlrty cowboy boots rlght guard posrtlon bottle of peroxrde nrckname car troubles qll1Cfl'1CSS herght s rs Books and Teachers Books from Ag class trumpet natural blonde half voodoo dolls swrftness used chew mg gum love fo gvm car sense of humor 1nab1l1ty to smoke draggmg rbllxry excuses Home EC Class place rn cheerrng For broken Chem Equlp noney herght Mother parts rn plays My Chrxstran character My place IH cafeterra lrne My deep vorce RECIPIENT Gordon Neal Mary Ellen Trcknor Fred Weaver Mrss Robb Marilyn Black Ken Prerce Webster M1ss Moody Tony Goedecker Denny Mooney Annabelle Payn Mr Grlbert Mr Howland Betty Shakespeare Dennle Palo Mr Twardowsks Mr Dovensky Carl Copeland Margre Zemclk Blue eyed slster Lmclr Mr jones Mr Gllbert Tony Goedecker Llnda Althof Kathy Kuvlesky Whoever wants them Peg McBr1de Mrss Robb Nancy Ruland Anyone who wxll take Ken Prerce Dlck Cassldy Lrnda Altoff Mrss Kenny A turtle Brother Butch Rrck Sturtevant Ken Prerce Lmda Stanton Cathy Krreta B111 Salrsbury Judy Lahnan All boys who lrke grrls Peg Morrrson Anyone who vsants If Mr Cassidy Russel Huntley Peg McBr1de DeForest Tennres Bobble Senyo Mr Sabo them . 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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY School Opens Football 6 Northwestern vs Grrardj Northwestern vs Conneaut Valley Northwestern vs Waterford OCTOBER Northwestern vs Wesleyv1llc Northwestern vs North East End frrst slx weeks perlod Report cards Northwestern vs Lawrence Park NWPSEA Convcntron C School Closed! Institute Instrtute Northwestern vs Glrard Northwestern vs Edmboro NOVEMBER Northwestern vs Unron Crty Senior Play Northwestern vs Un1on Crty Grrard vs Northwestern Northwestern vs McKean Northwestern vs Edrnboro Northwestern vs Ffurvrcw Teachers Conference Schools Closed MARCH End of fourth srx weeks per1od Report Cards Easter vacatzon APRIL 1 School reopens Z5 End of flfth s1x wceks perlod 27 Report cards Trl H1 Y and H1 Y lnduct1on Sadre H3Wk1DS Day Dance Start of Thanksgrvmg Vacatxon DECEMBER Atomrc Energy Commrssron Program 2nd six weeks Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern endf Basketball Northwestern vs Last? Conneaut Valley Cambrrdgc Sprmgs Lawrence Park Unron Crty Cambrxdge Sprmgs Conncaut Valley Chrrstmas Vacatron Chr1stmas P T A Dance JANUARY School reopens Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Grrard McKean Cochranton Conneaut Lawrence Park Edxnboro End of frrst semester Northwestern vs F a1rv1ew MAY 8 unlor Senlor Banquet 9 junior Senror Prom 27 Graduatron JUNE 4 Teachers Work Day 5 Last Day of School 3 I . . , ' 6 ' . .. lO ' ' . , l7 '. ' 20 . f 27 P O1 I U . X 9 . . . l2 . , ' ' 1 ' 27 - - ' . e t 31 vs. P ' VS. ' ' ' . vs. vs. ' ' vs. P ' ' vs. A ' vs. ' vs. vs. t - vs. vs. vs. ' . - - 44 1'1ia55n11:n Firrt Row, Left to Right: Margaret Zemcik, Elizabeth Gee, Sandra Martin, Mary Silfies, Bernard Meeker, Edward Jones, Wayne Swanson, Lester Randall, Ronald Hill, James Kuvik, Linda Althof, Alice Dibble, Flora Bemis. Second Row: Mr. Hill, Sally Bright, Judy Parobeck, Janet Morrison, Pauline Rose, Robert Shakespeare, Charles Hanas, Thomas Farver, Clinton Graham, David Hershelman, Ronald Peters, Roberta Neilson, Eunice Horoschuck, Judy Walker, Not Pictured: Sandra Church, Jerry Lee- han, Linda Stanton, Maurice Stiffler, Frederick Wickwire. 11TH GRADE HOMEROOM Firrt Row, Left to Right: Gordon Neal, Mary Yarnell, Ellen Leehan, Margaret Mc- Bride, Ruth Williams, Janice Randall, Aleta Van Meter, Diana Gage, Mary Ellen Ticknor. Second Row: Miss Robb, Michael Stichick, Sandra Gulu, Donna Sankey, David Osterberg, Dennis Mooney, Shirley Adams, Patricia Marcinowski, Susan Bar- ton, Constance Kulyk, Miss Smith. Third Roux' Tony Goedecker, Phyllis Hill, Louis Shiley, Carl Swanson, Harold Johnson, John Whitmore, William Rogers. Not Pictured: Nelda Brewer, Allen Carr, Carol Devies, Dorothy English, Daniel Hender- son, George Petergal, Paulette Seelman. Fmt Row Left zo Right Judy Mathews Olive Draper Wilma Hill Myrna Stevens Gary Ball Carole Strait Bonnie Taylor Mildred Moyer Mr Jones Second Row Marlene Connors, June Bishop, Shelia Patten, Linda Bostwick, Michael Gevin, Roberta Jones, Tom. Shearer, Katheryn Kuvlesky, Virginia Petrus, James Reiser. Third Row: Nancy Ruland, Richard Cas- sidy, Russell Huntley, William Bush, Allan Smith, Harold Hess, Stephen Mihallik, Cleveland Woomer, Roger Greenlee, Glenn Hanas. Nor Pictured: Mildred Moyer, Velinda Toddy. Fmt Row, Left to Right: jerry Brewer, Linda Manko, Shirley Chromik, Carol Murkens, Barbara Hill, Bonnie Smock, Pearl Harayda, Norine Lally, Gloria But- ler, Lucy Roan, Rosalie Eagley, Belva Sherman, George Maksin. Second Row: Charlie First, Mike Homansky, Bob Barnes, jim Maxwell, Bob Penn, john Stewart, Jom Vacco, John Kohut, Russel Swank, Mike Onest, Vic Wheeler, Kenny Pierce, Jim Gulu. JUNIOR OFFICERS President, James Vaccog Vice-President, Charles First, Secretary, Ellen Leehang Treasurer, Margie Zemcik, led a very eventful and exciting year for the Juniors. Of course, the biggest event was the Junior-Senior Prom which followed many other very successful dances and activities. The Juniors give much credit to Miss Smith, their advisor, for a great deal of help. First Row, Left to Right: Betty Jane Klobus- nik, Nancy Yusko, Barbara Gresh, Lonnie Sherman, Mike Wolf, Bill Stelmach, Karen Fies, Darrell Hayes, Marilyn Black, Ellen Vorse. Second Row: Garold Meeker, Glenda Thompson, Pat Hill, Richard Zinn, Richard Stewart, Allen Rhoades, Thomas Church, Betty LePosa, Annabel Payne, Mrs. Miller. Third Row: jim Demenik, Kenneth Tallman, Ronnie Rutherford, Clarence Pratt, James Williams, Pat O'Leary, Bruce Barney, Becky Whitmore, Glenn Graham, Bill Hill. Not Pictured: John Duda, Pat Martin, Mike Ruland. 10 TH GRADE HOMEROOMS Firrt Row, Left to Right.' Diane Brown, Vir- ginia Fails, Elizabeth Beam, Darline Schmidt, Becky Harner, Patti Suech, Norma jane Har- ding, Ellen Adams, Gail Huya, Ada Dunlap, Barbara Gere. Second Row: LaRue Siders, jean Diehl, Patty Bostwick, Donna Rausch, Wynette Neiger, Shirley Straub, Louise Far- ver, Mildred English, Ann Rouse, Mary Ann Pqdluzne, Gloria McArthur, Mrs. Harpst, Third Row: B. Brisley, A. Hudacky, M. Fair- banks, G. Cathcart, L. Valentine, C. Len- heardt, K. Allen, D. Nichols, D. Dinger. Fourth Row: E. 'Cambell, R. Henrettie, J. Peters, D. Nagle, G. Goodenow, L, Black, D. Diehl, F. Weaver, W. Kinsey. Firrt Row, Left to Right: julie Palmer, Linda Payne, Ieane Krans, Jeanne Chero, Judy Mat- thias, Sandra Riley, Bob Rice, Ronald Ward, Bill Ticknor, Louis Taylor, Virginia Terry, Mary Lou Halstead, Orla jean Shup, john Yousko. Second Row: Maggie Flesh, Sara Wickwire, janet Youschak, jane Fritzes, Patti Pacansky, Betsy Barton, Linda Lynch, Dave Cline, Laverne Payne, Kenny Cline, Dave Diehl, Bob Senyo, Lewis Rundell, Donald Mikovch. Third Row: Eric Hemistreet, Andy Rink, Norman Machachak, Marvin Williams, Richard Taylor, Owen Bates, Dick Burns, Tom Thompson, Richard Blood, Bill Salisbury, john Matasowke, Warren Erdman, Danny Holton, Bob English, George Pratt, Nyles Fetterhoff. First Row, Left to Right: Ethel Henderson, Lily Batuski, jane Bolte, Sue Perry, Judy Lahan, Barbara Muridkowsky. Richard Stur- tevant, Dave Harayda, Buddy Terrill, Edwin Fuller, Robert Malina, Mr. Cassidy. Second Row: Sara Roberts, Melissa Shaffer, Norma Sterling, Sonny Tozier, Bob Crawford, Walter Dietz, Bill White, Tony Hudacky, Lynn Pat- ten, Bill McAdoo. Spaulding SOPHOMORES OFFICERS The Sophomore class this year put on the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. An- other of their big activities was the un- dertaking of the Heart Fund Drive. They were lead this year by President Patti Suechg Vice-President, Pat O'Leary and Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Valentine. 10 TH GRADE HOMEROOMS Firrt Row Left to Right Mrs Mullholland Alice Mook Virginia Johnson Margaret Waha, Mary Gregerson Barbara Terry jean Beebe, Donna Hollister Jeanette Eskrns Dianne Melnick Dorothy Artello Second Row: Judith Snyder Ruth Randall Claudia Harthan, Norma Brunner Esther Rouse Ger aldine Patrosky Nancy Ulan Marilyn Ward Jeannette Feller Donna Ebner Beverly Firrt Row Left to Right: William Devies, Bonnie Jamieson, Beverly Leach, Bessie Walker, Sandra Taylor, Barbara Kinsey, William Culver. Second Row: Mr. Grif- fen, Sandy Miller, Ray Hammond, George Winship, Carolyn Caldwell, Beverly Marsh, Mary Ann Crawford, Carol Carbaugh. Third Roux' Martin Miller, Thomas Mauk, Dennis Fornich, Lane Turner, Richard Mansfield, Carl English, Donald Goode- now, David Wilson, David Harthan. Not Pictured: Miles Copeland, Elizabeth Dean, Bonnie Gregerson, Ronnie Morrow, William Penn, james Watson. 9 TH GRADE I-IOMEROOMS Firrt Row, Left to Right: Sandra Brown, Duane Kemling, Yvonne Van Meter, Leon Keiser, Sharon Hill, Charlotte Strait, Rebecca Campbell, Carol Hill, Beverly Graves. Second Row: Mr. Dunegan, Diana Bankes, Kathy Kireta, Connie Hill, Steven Mellon, Rebecca Kominsky, Alice Gallant, Sue Stahlman, William Theil, Robert Stallbaum. Third Row: Russell Fetterolf, Cyril Ley, Patrick Bates, Larry Huntley, William Holliday, Robert Turner, Sandra Bush, Barbara Callahan, Jane Rindo. Not Pictured: Marvin Doran, Kathleen Kohl. First Row, Left to Right: Thomas Boyer, Glenn Carter, Darwin Yarnell, Carol Eaton, Laura Grate, Gladys Heath, Sandra Peterson, Shirley Black. Second Row: Mr. Cryder, Betty Tercho, Connie Curran, Dale Williams, Ronnie Scalise, Marcia Wagner, Joyce Jeffers, Peggy Morrison. Third Row: Teddy Onest, Martin Wheeler, Paul First, Lawrence Taylor, Judy Schmidt, La Mont jones, Bonnie Hosack, Betty Shake- speare, Norma Cook. Not Pictured: Rus- sell Carr, Ellen Erdman, Thomas Merritt, james Sherman, Beverly Wilcox. 9 TH GRADE HOMEROOMS First Row, Left to Right: John,Vorse, Robert Payne, James Crowl, Karen Reinke, Paula Sankey, Judy Erickson, Jessie Web- ber, Judy Autry, Phyllis Lenhart, Shirley Lavery. Second Roux' Mr. Harpster, David Brady, Martin Dibble, George Murkens, Kay Heintz, Carolyn Stufflebeam, John Patten, Daniel Keith, George Thomas. Third Row: Wayne Blood, James Diehl, Kenneth Kovacs, William Shiley, Ruby Whitmore, Barbara Turner, Arnold Shear- er, Daniel Carr. First Row, Left to Right: Jack Bates, Lawris Hills, Ellen Shauberger, Robert Williams, Rosemary Wlzite, Stella Win- ship, Archie Card, J. Pomroy, Ella Ran- dall. Second Row: Mr. Sabo, Roger Barker, Richard Beery, Ronald Rickard, Roberta McConegly, Arlene.Payne, Rauline Senyo, Gloria Bartosek, Loretta Mauk. Third Roux' J. Payne, F: Altman, Connie Barnes, Joyce White, Alfred Stewart, Carson Tod- dy, Robert Greer, Beverly Adams, Sally Ulan, Judy Neal. Fnzsnmm ornczns The Freshman class this year, under the leadership of class officers LaMont Jones, Larry Huntley, Steven Mellon, and Barbara Turner, led the way for the Junior High. As the oldest members, they the Seniors of the new wing. Among their activities they spon- sored a dance. v VY an 5 4 5 J. ,,,k. Q, W, up , ' 41 . 8' fs ' 51 ' 7, , Q xii, , 4 f -nf gg Q 9, if ,gg 1 - J H Q Q if vit wx ' K 3 y ' 9 I 25' -5 1 if ,M ' 4 M' 5' Q if 1 fm i qw W if gig ui' if ,K 'Q -1 5 W! 3' F l. . ' f . , fu. ' I 4 X3 V, 3, Q 5, Q, l W ...N ,mi is .2 gg EQ A M' -M ig 4 g W . 15 W an six Q W H -N, . 1 '1 3 fn - 'TQ 'Z ing ff M, Q' ,M -2-' u, 'fi 'B 12 -V L.-115-:Q fix-fx 5 . 45. ' fy . , ,Q 3 EQQQQ 25:31 it Q sig, 135 Ev 1 fini 13,319 W, H M h I 6 W' Q 8 TH GRADE HOMEROOMS First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. hterns, Frank Bartosek, Dorvel Vorse, Susan Hull, Linda Connors, Kathleen Pollock, Adam Kuvlesky, Edward Peterson, Lawney Hites, Bonnie Gregerson, Doris Carter, Carol Payne, David Skeleton. Second Row: Rog- er Eaton, Schyler Revak, Phyllis Holbrook, Paulette Park, Arthur Bankes, P. Aldrick, Robert Wfeeks, James Adams, David Neu- baurer, Nancy White, Barbara Shiley. Third Row: Molba Torterellie, Richard Wal- bridge, Lee Roberts, Ronald Breese, Carl Copeland, John Mooney, James Mitchell, Martha Duda, Carolyn Demenik, Delorse Allburn, Mary Ann Daub. IR. HIGH ACTIVITIES IR. HI DANCING Once a week a group of jr. Hi students met with Miss Moody and learned how to dan- ce, and several styles of dancing. Not only did this club prove helpful but was also a source of enjoyment. IR. HI CHORUS An active jr. Hi Chorus was formed this year by Mr. Harps- ter. The chorus presented a sec- tion of the final spring concert. The club itself was one of the largest. 53 Fin: Row, Left io Right: joseph Huya, Warren Grate, Kathleen Ellis, Walter Mischler, JoAnn Klemm, Pamela Soltis, Kenneth Kinsey, Lawrence Swaney. Sec- ond Row: Margaret Kreider, Bonnie jones, Bonnie Marcinowski, Muriel Hammer, Judith Ifft, Maureen Jamieson, Carol Timm, Ronald Salboff, Mr. Kromer. Third Row: Fredrick Vandervort, Donald Snyder, Denneth Lewis, Connie Grunup, Carol Kinnan, Marian Ruland, Susan Morrison, Sandra Skelton. 1 TH GRADE HOMEROOMS First Row, Left to Right: Dennis Long, Paul Mellon, Robert Weis, john Niemla, Barbara Holder, Karen Barney, Wanda Bushak, Naomi Bates, Valania Whaley, Catherine Pies, Ruth Stevens. Second Roux' Mr. Coblentz, Lynda Randall, Linda Fet- teroff, Dennis Ohmer, Terry Payne, Greg- ory Lucas, George Bortnick, Connie Walbridge, Charles Vorse, Stewart Re- vacks. Third Row: Wayne Graves, Mike Mihalak, Paul Weldon, Donald Hanas, Shirley Kramer, Charles Horoschuck, Timmy O'Leary, Vivian Graft. First Row, Left to Right: George Gable, Larry Nichols, Ralph Graham, Larry Smith, Clemems Farver, Alan Bainbridge, Daren Cathcart, Flora Demarco, Mary Bastosek, Sharon Osborn. Second Row: Larry Salisbury, Peter Mosinski, Byron Robertson, William Fails, Evelyn Brown, Christine Church, Karen Evans, Paula Skelton, Nancy Wilcox. Third Roux' Richard Armstrong, Laura Turner, jane Brisley, Nancy Burns, Richard Woomer, David Turner, -Karen Dickey, Joyce Boozer, Nancy Artello, Bertha Huffman. 1 TH GRADE HOMEROOMS Firrt Row, Left to Right: Karl Harris, Linda Carr, Thomas Dewey, Linda Swaney, Patricia Rogers, Sharyn Patton, S. Valen- tine, John Frombach, Keith Pierce, Sandra Hill. Second Row: Mrs. Hazer, Dale Sherman, Tracy Sherman, Joseph Chromik, Dalton Hammett, Dennis Orr, Roger Bart- on, Janice Ball, Joyce Rogers, Judy Baldwin. Third Row: Cecelia Dewey, David Sedor, David White, Dale Peters, Ernie Dean, Rebecca Thompson, Lynne Holliday, Dawn Sonn, Neil Siders. Not Pictufred: Karen Evans. First Row, Left to Right: Richard Hale, Patty Lenhardt, Anne Randall, Walter Ulan, David Roberts, Richard Slater, Mary Williams, Robert Bearce, Dale Greenfield, LeRoy Lavery. Second R011 ,'.' Karen Cope- land, Dennis Barfai, Lonnie Adams, Gerald Penn, David Struchen, Frances Walldo, Sandra Drury, Bonnie Davis, Evelyn Weaver, Elaine Dunlap. Third Row: Betty Pepperrnan, James Barker, Chester English, John Umstcad, William Smith, Ramond Bearce, LeRoy Cowger, Laverne Cowger. Firxt Row, Left to Righz: Arnold White, Nancy Shauberger, Doris Parobeck, Barbara Zemcik, Ronald Kuvik, Ronald Snyder, Frank Brown, Donald Webber, Dennis Byrd. Second Row: Mary Aldrich, Janet Kohl, Judith Rogers, Louise Rice, Jean Macadoo, Beverly Joslin, Martin Loftus, Dan Boyd, Leonard Manley, Harold Buttler. Third Row: Mr. Hough, John Ingold, Lynn Payne, Jacqueline Stan- kiewicz, Barbara Barney, Jean Carr, Dorothy Hirsity, Jennifer LePosa, Mr. Freeburg. IUNIOR HIGH HOMEROOM OFFICERS SENIOR HIGH HOMEROOM OFFICERS lftllf nf if: VJ I K -X DEL NORD-OVEST STAFF AT WORK 3 Y L N Editor-in-Chief OffiCef5 Co-Editor Art Lxterary and Photography Advertlsmg CAbsem L Madden 7 Subscrlptlous We wxsh ar Ih1S mme to rake mme our to thank Danny Sfxbol and Sue Bwrton for them con Typxsrs rnbuuons to Ih1S yearbook 7 , 3 1 -, -1 v-uri-u- N , I 1 1 ' CASSIDY CAMERA CLUB AT WORK Chrrs Terrrll Eugene OI.eary Eugene Cathcart Mr Cassxdy janlce Stemhoff Much of any cametmans trme IS spent rn the Farr trme IS the nme for all to show off therr darkroom Thls lrttle haven of no lrght belongs to handrwork and our Camera Club 15 no CXCCPIIOH to the Camera Club thxs rule One of the brggest asslgnments of the Camera Club rs that of takrng Senror portrarts for the year book ln addmon to thxs, the Camera Club does almost all the photography All done 1n the school rs done by thrs organrzatron U fd - eq!! J ff 4 Y ,ae- . -N .x .3 r . . . n 1 1 . , - TRI-HI-'Y Tri-Hi-Y began the year with a get acquainted picnic so all of the old and new members could be- come friends. Then in October, the annual Tri-Hi-Y Induction Ceremony and tea were held. They packed 2 baskets for families in our area who were in need of food for Thanks- giving Day. They sponsored several dances for their World Service money and also sent 2 representatives, Susan Barton and june Bishop, to the Model' U.N. held at Harrisburg. Officers, under the interest and guidance of Miss Kenny were Susan Barton, President, Linda Kireta, Vice- President, Susan Leopold, Secretary, Roberta jones, Treasurer, June Bis- hop, Chaplain, and Nance Neimla, Program Chairman. HI-Y The Hi-Y is another of the active clubs at Northwestern. They began the year with an induction service. They sponsored several dances and movies. Their advisor is Mr. Taylor, and the officers: President, Dan Miles, Vice-President, Harry Johnson, Secre- tary, Larry Kaufer, Treasurer, Dick Cassidy, Program Chairman, Lewis Leonheart. Y.F.C. The Youth for Christ is one of the very active clubs at our school. Their club period is held on Mondays, but they hold rallies and Funspiration on Saturday nights. They also sponsored skating parties. They participate with neighboring schools in Bible Quiz Contests. They also have debate groups, The officers, under the leadership of Mrs. Stanton, are Doris Main, President, Bonnie Sherman, Vice- President, Patty Martin, Secretary, Linda Stanton, Quiz Captain, Pianist, Sandra Martin. STUDENT COUNCIL The Northwestern High Student Council was headed its first year by Duane Shiley as president, Gene O'Leary as Vice-President, Pat O'- Leary as Secretary, and Larry Valentine as Treasurer. They are a group which represents a student government with- in the school, and solved many prob- lems for our Students and Teachers. As a project this year, they worked toward bringing a foreign exchange student to the school. Members of the Council were present at the annual Convention held this .spring. wxnsnv N The Varsity N is a club con- sisting of Senior High Students who have earned a letter in some varsity activity or sport. The Club sponsored several dances and a midnight show to earn money for buying the eligible seniors their jackets. The officers, under the guidance of Mr. Hill, were Bill Gallant, Presidentg Duane Shiley, Vice-Presidentg Helen Swaney, Sec- retary, and Phyllis Demenik, Treas- urer. IR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL These are the junior High School members of the S.C. They, as do the senior high members, represent their homerooms in presenting problems to the Council and act as messengers for the Council in their homerooms as they report the business brought up and discussed in their weekly meetings. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of this organization is to stimulate a desire to render ser- vice, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Northwestern High School. President, Eugene O'Leary, Vice President, Daniel Miles, Secretary, Linda johnson, Treasurer, Dorothy Taylor, Faculty Advisor, Miss Ruth Kingsley. Only 10 per cent of the junior and 15 pet cent of the Senior classes are eligible for membership, and can- didates are required to have a B average scholastically with no F's in any subject. Members are selected by the faculty using the four criteria. NEWSPAPER CLUB The school newspaper, The Wild- cats Roar, was printed and sold twice a month. Included in this were many interesting and informative articles on sports, fashions, activities, and general school news. The advisor of the club was Mr. jones, Editor, Pat Podluzne, Co-Editor, Shirley Chromik, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Judy Chromik, and Ex- change, Barbara Chetoni. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service club. The members assist the students and teachers in using the library facilities. They work behind the desk, taking care of library permits from the stu- dent body, and help mend and ar- range books. The club had a bake sale, and a successful talent show in April. The officers under Miss Pfau were: President, Marie Yarnellg Vice-Presi- dent, Alice Gallant, Secretary, Eric Hemstreet, Treasurer, Rebecca Ko- minsky. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America club is just what the .title implies. It consists of girls who are t0morrow's homemakers. The purpose of the FHA is to pro- mote a growing appreciation for the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. ,The girls hold an annual induction in the fall, several girls attend the Farm Show and representatives are sent to the yearly convention at Penn State. President, Janice Steinhoffg Vice- President, Patti Workman, Secretary, Helen Swaneyg Treasurer, Phyllis Hill, Song Leader, Pat Podluzne. AUTO CLUB The auto club is one of the newer clubs at Northwestern. The boys and girls are under the direction of Mr. Molsky and officers: President, Paul Lasher, Vice-President, Bud Kinang Secretary-Treasurer, Ronny Roberts. The club studies different models of cars, motors, and reads a lot about the customizing of cars. The boys have a garage where they can work with cars. They have been greatly helped by local people. In the club's membership, there are only two girls. F.F.A. The Future Farmers is an edu- cational club closely connected with the vocational agricultural course. It is to develop leadership and further interest in farming. The club is active in the annual Albion Fair, and each year sends mem- bers to the Farm Show in Harrisburg. President, Mac Stiffler, Vice-Presi dent, Jim Hudacky, Secretary, Allen Rhoades, Treasurer, Ron Ward, Sen- tinel, Glenn Graham, Chaplain, Roger Greenlee, Reporter, Lon Sherman. , , is Y me E gm Wil? AUDIO- VIS UAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club is another of the service clubs at Northwestern. A group of boys under the direction of Mr. Dovensky run all of the pro- jectors, phonographs, and recording machines at our school. The boys also do much in audio-visual assistance in the surrounding community. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is for boys in- terested in using ham-radios. The boys learned how to use the Morse Code. With the use of this code they can send and receive messages from a great distance. The boys learn the correct use of the radio including what the qualifications are and how you can get a license, The advisor of the club is Mr. Griffen and the officers are: Presi- dent, Mike Stichick, Vice-President, Bill Kinsey, Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Stichick. AVIATION CLUB The Aviation Club is open to all senior high boys interested in aero- nautics. These boys spent many club hours figuring out different flights, flight times, what to do under certain weather conditions, and many other of the interesting subjects about aeronautics and airplanes. Members of the club made several trips to Erie and Port Erie Airports where they observed many things which couldnlt be explained in the club period. Their advisor is Mr. Hill. fm' if E4 las es 4 fa 0' as ' ' r v 5 J e L .1 . J Y X , ,X X 1 4 'K X90 1 LD5, U 4-I' W Q K - QC ' A: xg I., D ' w Q ' L . fgy . t l? i i COLLEGE ENGLISH Students planning on further education were urged to take this course which consisted slightly of grammar but included mainly com- position and the reading of novels by English authors. FREN CH I French I is also a course for col- lege going students who need a modern language, ENGLISH Book reports and illustrations on these books were a mainpoint in Sophomore English. Of course grammar was a big part of the year as usual. SENIOR ENGLISH Senior English this year gave final touches to' grammar. Short stories were read and discussed and estimations of the authors were completed. IUNIOR ENGLISH Spelling of more intricate words and advanced grammar took up IDOSI of the junior English year. Of course Literature was included to make a well rounded course. '57 f I f, E X get Qi ALGEBRA II Graphs, equations, and square roots are familiar terms to Algebra II students, who take this advanced course in college preparation. PLANE GEOMETRY Plane Geometry, an academic course, mainly concerns the study of any figure within a flat surface or a plane, i ' TRIG-SOLID This highly specialized math course is for students who plan to major in a math or science course in college. This course is divided into semesters, Solid Geometry the first semester, and Trigonometry the second, ALGEBRA I Learning the principles of ad- vanced math is part of the curri- culum offered at Northwestern. One of the classes specializing in this is the Algebra I Class. BOOKKEEPING Bookkeeping is a class taken by mainly commercial students who are interested in learning the art of keeping accounts and books straight. classic? y SENIOR MATH Senior Math is one of the prac- tical math courses that may be taken by 10th, 11th, 81 12th grade students. It deals with math that may be put to use in everyday oc- currences. -ir'-W. ,r.t ,tg PHYSICS IN ACTION Many of the Physics Il students like to continue to do experiments after hours, so they do some of their work at night. PHYSICS II Physics Il is an advanced study of electronics and specialization in the physical properties of matter. v Q5 EVENING PHYSICS This is another example of am- bitious students during a typical Physics II Bull Session. BIOLOGY Biology is the study of life, ani- mal and vegetable. Microscopes and dissecting kits are chief tools in this subject, CHEMISTRY Chemistry, the study of chemi- cal reactions is a well liked subject of many would-be scientists and academic students. WORLD HISTORY World History is a junior course where the history of civilization and the cultured background of different countries are studied. This course is given'to acquaint students with mis- takes of the past so that they may be avoided in the future. AMERICAN HISTORY American History, the sophomore history course, begins the basis of our own government and the growth of our country. The study of this sub- ject also introduces many new features including a study of our own state's past. P.O.D. P.O.D. is a required course for seniors in Problems of Democracy and the study of government. During the year, lectures were given on eco- nornics, insurance, and investments. METAL SHOP The boys in this elass learn valuable things about repair work with metal. In this class the boys have also made plates for the Drifters organization, as Well as doorknobs. WELDING To many of the boys who are plan- ning to be machinists, welding is a valuable Class. In an every clay work many of the things learned in this class are found to be useful. WOOD SHOP Many beautiful pieces of furniture are made in wood shop. The boys are taught how to finish wood and repair objects that are made of wood. SEWING of the courses offered in Economics is sewing. This the girls to be proficient in of making their own clothes repair the ones they already HOME EC. Preparing for a future role as homemaker, are the Home Economic students. Many of the girls who are taking this course are planning to be teachers of this subject. VA COOKING Another of the more specialized courses is cooking. This many times proves to be a valuable asset in later life for all the girls, both those who plan to be homemakers and those who will be teachers. AGRICULTURE This course is offered to boys who already live on a farm and plan to continue in this line of work and those who would like to enter it. PROJECT One of the requirements of the course is that each member plan a project. They must follow it through and report the results telling the success or failure of the project and why. FARMING The agriculture boys are taught many things about produce farming and dairy farming. The year is usually split up between learning the care of animals and the use of the ground. DRIVER TRAINING Driver Training Class, under the direction of Mr. Molsky, this year did many interesting things. Some of their field trips included going down town and observing the local traffic in an attempt to point out their mistakes. vw' ART One of the courses taken as a sideline for many is art. However, this does not mean that many who take this course are not seriously considering a career in the fields of art. TRAINING CAR The Driver Training car, a 1959 Chevrolet Bel Aire, was provided the school by Myers Chevrolet in Girard, Pennsylvania. Many of the students who learn to drive in this car are soon qualified to take their driver's examination. OFFICE PRACTICE In office Practice the students learn to use the machines used in the office. Many times these students actually do some of the work in the office. SI-IORTHAND II Shorthand II is also a class for those who plan to go on in the com- mercial field. In the class the students learn to take dictation at high speeds. TYPING II Typing II is a course for those who plan to go on in the commercial field. In this class the students learn to type dittos and use the ditto machine. BOOK KEEPING Bookkeeping, another Commercial subject. Bookkeeping students learn to balance books, keep ledgers and generally how to keep track of busi- ness transactions. BUSINESS ENGLISH Business English is a class where the commercial student learns to use the English he will need in every day business transactions. This is a great deal of help to them when it comes to getting a job. INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS Introduction to Business is a course for those Sophomores who think they might be interested in a Commercial course. It gives them a brief back- ground on all the Commercial sub- jects. SENIOR GIRLS HEALTH CLASS The senior girls' health class was taught by Mrs. O'Leary. This class was to further the girls, minds in the field in first aid. SENIOR BOYS HEALTH CLASS The boys, health class was taught by Mr. Kromer. The boys spent some time on first aid, and its application to every day emergencies. SENIOR GIRLS HEALTH CLASS The senior girls learned about first aid and how it enters into every- day life. Also how to handle them- selves in real emergencies. GYM The boys' gym class this year had a wide variety of sports to practice at. They also had many running events during the course of the year. BOYS GYM CLASS In gym Class this year the boys practiced mainly softball, baseball, and basketball. Their instructor was Coach Lisek. GIRLS GYM CLASS In Gym Class this year the girls did a variety of things. They spent a few weeks on folk dancing, volley- ball, softball, and balancing. The Sen- ior High classes Were taught by Miss Moody. . P91-v,,f' A M 'Hlim-...,,,H fqigrm My, . 'Liz agmfs 1 , LV 'S-!::'. , Q ar'- SPRIN On Tuesday, May 26, 1959, in the Northwestern High School auditorium the junior and senior high school choruses presented their annual Spring Concert. The Senior chorus had their annual banquet in the school cafeteria Tuesday evening preceding the concert. Steak and chicken dinners were served. Ronald Watral, and Secretary-Treasurer, Lois Madden were in charge of the banquetg Denny Hull, had charge of the devotions. The junior high part of the program included the following selections When Love IJ Kind Hfdcobf Ldddefu ffM00nlig1J, Bdyff My Heart Stood Still The senior high chorus sang the following selections: RuJ.rian Picnic Ain't That Good New! You'll Never Walk Alone Polly Wally Doodle DISTRICT CHORUS Those who represented Northwestern at Corry this year were Marcia Consedine, San- dra Martin, Dick West, jean Diehl, Helen Swaney, and Lois Madden. ACCOMPANISTS Sandra Martin and Gloria MacArthur ac- companied the chorus this year. Sandra played for the Christmas Vespers and Gloria played for the Minstrel. 84 CHORUS OFFICERS Ronnie Watral ..r.r,rr. ,---...-- Prerident Denny Hull ,..., .r..., V ice-Preridenl Lois Madden ,W ...,, Secretary-Treasurer SECTION LEADERS Chorus section leaders are Marcia Con- secline, Bill Rogers, Linda Kireta, Patty Suech, and Paula Young. BAND OFFICERS Denny Hull ,,,, ,,-t,,,,.,,,c-. A Preriafent Marcia Consedine ,,t,t,,,, Vice-President Dorothy Taylor Y, G- Secretary-Treasurer BAND SECTION LEADERS Band section leaders are selected by the playing ability. They are called first chair people. DISTRICT BAND Those who attended District Band at Conneaut Valley from Northwestern were Shirlee Turner, jerry Leehan, Linda Stanton, Dick West, Dorothy Taylor, and Patty Mar- tin. GIRLS ENSEMBLE Girls' Ensemble is a group of girls who are interested in singing outside of chorus. They perform at most of the choral pro- grams. BAND SPRING The Band presented thexr annual Sprmg Concert on May 13 1959 he hlgh school audxtorxum It was presented m two parts PART I BW-ff of Flame The Phantom Regiment Hpd.f.fdCdill8U My Fgif Lady Pathetic Symphoneu ONCERT PART II Glory to the Trumpet! An American Week-End Victory at Sed' Salute to P.M.E.A. HR MAIORETTES Headed by two ambrtrous choreographers MHICIH Consedrne and Drama Gage the Northwestern Danclng Malorerres are to be corn mended for real dancmg entertarnmenr throughout the year They danced at half tlme for many of the football and basketball games as well as performxng rn the Mmsrrel SENIOR MAIORETTES Marcxa Consedme Flag Choreography Judy Chromrk Flag Tzwrler a , . w VP - jl ff ,' rr Dnana Gage Head Twzrler Lynn Patten Drum Major Dancers par excellence were our Mayorettes as they performed wrth a Larm beat as th1s years Mmsrrel Under the dlrectron of Choreographers Marcra Conseclrne and Dxana Gage they staged a very clever three part act DANCING MAIORETTES events of the Ho day season was the Chnst always one of the most beaut fu WHS UH ls C310 CI'62. e groun 8 a IC COO lu nnxe s s houetted I' C y ou y scen HIIV I 1 20 '-4-4 th-tak 63. 1' 3. 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EJ: Y a I TRI-M The Modern Mus1c Masters Nat1onal Mus1c Honor SOClCfy was orgamzed locally 111 1957 under the d1rect1on of Wlllram Kmg Chapter No 517 now has two sponsors Mr Kmg and Mr Harpster To be elngrble for membershrp ln Tr1 M one must ma1n tam at least a B average IH both musrc and academ1c subjects quahfy to the fxve pomts of d1st1nct1on Scholarsh1p Leadersh1p Character Co operat1on and Servlce pass a Ilgld exammatlon concernmg the rules and regulatrons of the Socxety and perform a solo or appear 1n an ensemble The club drllgently sponsored a project of sellmg Rxbbon Candy 1n order to pay for the new grand pxano The Inductlon of new members was held rn Aprrl w1th parents and fr1ends as guests In May the club also sponsored a Frsh Dmner to f1n1sh paymg for the pxano Dorothy Taylor Prendent Vzce Prendent Marcla Cons1d1ne Secretary LOIS Madden Treasurer Gerald Leehan Hmomm Rrchard Cassrdy Rlchard West Shlrlee Turner Other Members Denn1s Hull Sandra Mart1n Lmda Stanton Allan Carr Walter Tozrer Fune B1shop Mary Sllfles . . , ' 7 : a a 1 ' 1 1 5 Patti Podluzne ..,,.,,d -, .,A..d,.v,..d.... ' - ' I I , ' Q , ' , s l Q I 9 a 1 5 ' M1 O hI1:ti1::'f VARSITY FOOTBALL H 1' The football team of 1958 showed the benefrts of the consolrdatron of the two schools m thelr rmpresslve vrctory over the Grrard team for the frrst trme ln 15 years by 24 0 also therr rrse m county standmg promrses an up and commg football team for Northwestern rn the future years WINS Northwestern vs North East Northwestern vs Grrard Northwestern vs Unron Crty RECORD Score 196 240 Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern LOSSES Farrvrew Conneaut Valley Fort LeBoeuf Wesleyvrlle Lawrence Park Edmboro Score SENIOR GRIDDERS TACKLE ND TACKLE Dlck Morley Gene OLeary Dan Sabol FUI-I-BACK COACH I-IALFBACK B111 Gallant Mr Darwln Cook Bruce Bates GUARD HALFBACK GUARD Charhe Gher Ron Watral Duane Shlely E n Q BUSINESS MANAGERS Along wxth Mr Mellon as head of operacrons Lrnda johnson Ellen Leehan and Drane Brown proved more than capable of carryxng out the job of bus1ness managers SPORTS MANAGERS The boys that capably carrred our che lob of Sports Managers are back mu let to Hgh: llTl Mrtchell Vxc Wheeler Lou Shlely and Tom Shearer fron! R011 Francxs Black Leon Kerser Larry Swaney and Davrd Herada TEAM WARMUP PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT as' ND THE SCORE WENT UP ANOTHER NOTCH' . VARSITY BASKETBALL Agarn as rn football the Wrldmts basketball team came through losmg one of therr games by a 62 60 count to Lawrence Park the county champs and would more than lxkely have taken the Western Drvrslon crown from Glrard nf we had not had the mtsfortune of B111 Gallant bemg slck at these encounters The future of Northwesterns basketball squad shows nothlng but hrgh expectance 1n countv standmg and state competrtron RECORD Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern ' orthwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern WINS Cambrld ge Unron Cxty Cambrrd ge Edmboro McKean Cochranton Edmboro Unron Clty McKean Edmboro Fa1rv1ew Sprmgs Springs Score Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Hollday Tournament LOSSES Er1e East Conneaut Lawrence Conneaut Grrard Conneaut Lawrence Farrvtew Glrard Valley Park Valley O Par Score VS ' ' 75 - 67 vs ' 47 - 65 vs ' ' 47 - 30 vs 46 - 47 vs ' ' 54 - 52 vs 60 - 62 N vs ' 57 - 36 vs 44 - 63 'Northwestern vs McKean 83 . 35 'Northwestern vs Lawrence Park 57 - 60 vs 79 - 59 vs ' 41 - 55 vs 47 - 42 vs , , 39 - 65 vs ' 62 - 37 VS k 63 - 74 vs ' ' 60 - 51 VS ' ' 50 - 54 vs 89 - 63 vs ' 47 - S3 vs ' 68 - 58 vs ' ' 53 - 34 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS GUARD CENTER Bruce Bates G3.H8l'1f 'Wx FORWARD COAQH GUARD Gene O Leary RObC1'I KI'0l'I'16I' Duane Shlley dm FORWARD GUARD Ron Warral Lew Leonheart x x , Mr. ' Us ,, I V TEAM 2 lOl The V squad enjoyed a successful season under coach Mrchael Dovensky learnrng many of the bastc fundamentals down pat whrch means a hrgh brand of talent rn store for the Varsxty Team next year Northwestern vs Northwestern vs Northwestern vs Northwestern vs Northwestern . vs Northwestern vs Northwestern vs Northwestern vs RECORD Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern LOSSES Erie East Conneaut Valley Union City Conneaut Valley Girard Cochranton Conneaut, O. IUNIOR HIGH TEAM ended with runner up honors in the unror High Tournament with the assistance of coach Jack H111 Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern WIN S Wattsburg Lawrence Park Cambridge Springs Girard McKean Fairview Girard McKean Wansburg Fairview Wattsburg Girard RECORD Score 49 9 Northwestern Northwestern orthwestern LOSSES Conneaut Valley Conneaut Valley Lawrence Park Iumor Hzgb Tournament Score 23 26 33 36 23 41 The junior High Team came through with a very impressive record this year and vs - vs - Northwestern vs Cambridge Springs 39 - 15 Northwestern vs Lawrence Park 24 - 25 vs 24 - 17 vs - vs ' ' 24 - 19 N Vs - vs ' 41 - 38 vs 34 - 24 vs ' ' 41 - 27 Vs ' 39 - 21 vs 44 - 14 vs 49 - 26 vs ' ' 63 - 40 vs 53 - 24 vs ' 44 - 33 JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT IXJX X 51 010 A 'IND M3 TOURNAMENT WINNERS RUNNERS UP Lawrence Park Norrhu estern ifegve W 31 S ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM Coach Llsek FATHER OF TOURNAMENT FFF A CONSOLATION WINNERS CONSOLATION RUNNERS UP 102 Conneaut Valley Guard A Tx f A T 5 1 A A Q N fy ag. aa 4 . , W' X 4 - A ,T 'ng EG? A A! Aff lf.. ,QT TTA 2 1 f ' , 1 f ' ' A R 34 EQ! U 5' 'zu R. VL: V KEN' A , F , 'J Vx A fi T. 5 E N AE 80 V ' A ,N ,LX ' A i, pri , , M Q E A V A fi , ,J X, A ,- Hi ' A ff' Q -, LT A 5.5, TW W i . M 1' Fx! J M ' , 'N V iv WRESTLING Perhaps the fastest rrsrng sport rn hrgh school competrtron IS that of wrestlmg wh1ch enjoyed a hrghly successful season vuth Dan Sabol wmnrng the county heavy werght champronshxp and several other senrors although not so hrgh rn county standrng enjoyed prornment seasons Wrth such hopefuls as Charlre F1rst Ronnre Hrll and Gene Cathcart cormng up to frll the shoes of thc graduatmg senlors the outlook of the Northwestern wrestllng team IS anythrng but dun Q Qui. 'X , 1'-mm , -2 M ,QM Aiwa Ag ' A K L' www ww . 5 4 ag , , K .,'A7. X, X , 1 n MW,., M 'iw 'im B - ' V A 1- rr F ...uv Q- If JR A 1 wwffll N ,Hgh bs. :mf SENIOR MATMEN 185 lbs. D,1lf5NibS- Dan Sabol K Ofley COACH Mr Twardowsky 127 lbs 95 lbs Denny Hull Bull Long 105 CHEERLEADERS A-.........,, 'P'-.-. g,.'Z Mm W3-W i L Palmer A Lenhardr U fu. 1. S Leopold M Zemcrk 'Vi WM: H Swanw S Turner P Suech B Gresh L Beam H-funn-gg.,-u, P Young M Morlq llllx A Rouse 'I 06 L Lynch J Demmery in J Autry S Hull G Rogers P MOIYISOU , Q 4 I I L ev 3 i' ' fi' Q ' Lvb ,A , K - V, Q v 9 , rl' J N Q, fe f L - ' E Q ,Q I!! 5 E wr L Zi r JE V Q ' Qssszsi W ' Q E 3 r E I 1 f , MW :L W VM Ee , L fr 3 F r 2 1 Q LENE M ' ff r ?!f5g:sr5 I GAA The GAA IS to be hlghly commended for :ts spmt and ambxtlon to have th1s orgamzatlon be one of the best 1n the county wh1ch If accompllshed wlth a potent basketball team and a county champ1onsh1p volleyball squad G A A IN ACTION O I I 7 I I O BASEBALL lT'S GOING T0 BE CLOSE' Northwesterrfs baseball team showed high spirit and good sportsmanship that led O 108 SENIOR BASEBALL PLAYERS SECOND BASE FIRST BASE Duane Sh11ey Lew Leonheart THIRD BASE COACH OUTFIELD Bud Kmnan Mr Robert Sam Kromer Sam Peterson OUTFIELD OUTFIELD B111 Long D1ck Campbell TRACK The track team of Northwestern Hlgh has much promlslng talent for future years along wlth state hopeful B1ll Gallant to g1V6 the team the deslrecl punch SENIOR TRACKMEN y ni Ge BM Gal Ia ne O Leary Javelin Rallye, ring 4 ,G il gf rfinlfifif G? GARDEN OF MEMORIES' J SR PROM MAY 15 I959 DOWN PATH AND THROUGH GARDEN MEMORIES THE Q - . wan, IR. , SR. BANQUET I Speakers Table Faaxlty Table 033' an xi i mgiw u 4. MAY DAY .s,,.3-A.. N ',',' N 'X Y iivvd y ' 1, 0 f . .,, r' i l fx 'HS' w' V-VLKJ-,v,fE',, Q M A R . . ,.. qu f z vw,fvq,!s W LF, A A Q Q A fra., 13153 JANICE STEINHO-FF Queen '-l ig , my '2 B 15-.1:3g5K.W cv. img. L. ,4- KL Q ' My Q? '1 1 1 Y? A W 4-J-...........f nw. Court and Maypole Dancers 114 ,Q SENIOR MOVE-UP DAY Mr Gilbert sports a gift from the sen A Senior Trio of M Consedme R iors A Toupee' feven curls? Warral and H Swaney entertain with the song Graduauons Here AWARD DAY ,if vi 'L-A --....,,,,,,,N,,.w Members of the Cassidy Camera Club receive prize money for winning pictures in contest held. Lefz zo Right: C. Terrill flstj, L. Kaufer C3rdJ, D. Sabol K2ndJ, D. Miles f4rhJ, Mr. Cassidy. cynHKcJcJlns final 09 No PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS ,, cf'-5904 i er BUSH 4' CAST Henry Breckznmlge Helen Allen Grandma Cecrly Allen Mrs Lennox Delzcza P Sam Mclleynoldr 0 zcer Clancy Of wer W ggzny Telegram Boy Underrtudy Ellen B111 Bush Susan Barron George Maksm Ellen Leehan Belva Sherman Rosalre Eagley Drck Cassrdy M1ke Gevrn 1m Gulu jerry Leehan anet Morrrson Underfzndy Mn Lennox Kathryn Kuvlesky Adwxor Mxss Kenney N' fa -by f-'er 42: 3,559 fig 116 fo EAC 44' Sf THE BABY SITTER' PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF NORTHWESTERN H S B0 Carne Iunzor Le ty Mother Fa ber Mn Gordon Mr Gordon Helen Cnr ane Eumce Madge Dot Adwfor CAST Don Lahnan Llnda Palmer Dan M1165 Denny Hull LOIS Madden Larry Kaufer MHICIH Consedxne Howard Bagley Berry Boorhby Norman Taylor Susan Leopold Al1ce Lenhardr Nancy Nlernla JZDICC Stemhoff M1ss Kenney SENXGR SEND-OFF F I959 CLASS BACCALAUREATE - MAY 3 COMMENCEMENT - JUNE 4 H9 5 4 I 'Perronal FitneJJ 'Moral Refponxihilitief' 'Challenge of Communication COMMENCEMENT - Dorothy Taylor - Eugene O'Leary Duane Shxley Scientific Growth - Larry Kaufer Intellectual Development - Shirlee Turner Clan Speaker: THE GRADUATE LOOKS TO THE FUTURE HONORS AND AWARDS Lmda johnson' La ry Kaufer Eugene OLeary Lmda Palmer' Patrlcla Podluzne Larry Sawdy' Dorothy Taylor Chrns Terrrll' Shrrlee Turner Jesse Underwood' HONOR STUDENTS Betty Boothey MEICIH Consedme' Phylhs Dememk Lxnda H111 Gerald Kenth George Kmg Alxce Lenhardr' LOIS Madden Dorls Maln Damel Mlles' Harold Sabovxck Betty Stadmcar Peg Van Slyke Ron Watral Honor Society AWARDS P TS A Scholarxhip A Lenhardt Hamilton S cholarrhip E O Leary Beauty Sc Scholaryhip N Nlemla Phyricr Merit Certi icater L Kaufer C Terrrll Achievement Certificatef M Consedme E OLeary DA R Award L Palmer Baufch 6' Lomh Science Award C Terrlll Conrad journalirm Award Podluzne M Consedme Lenhardr W Gallant Young O Leary Bahe Ruth Sportsmanrhip Harthan Character Award Lionr Club Service Award M Consedme Agriculture L Sherman Commercial A Lenhardt Englirh L Kaufer Home Ec B Sherman Ind Artf D Sabol French L Sawcly Math C Terrlll Muric R West Boy! 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