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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

1962 Del Nord Ovest PRESENTED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF Northwestern High School Albion, Pennsylvania. DEDICATION Wc the retiring class of 62 dedicate the fourth edition of the Del-Nord-O'Vest to you, Mr. Ned Bishop. It is with deep appreciation ftnd thankfulness that we think of you at this time. Many are the things that we could list to make an impressive account of all you have done for us. Of these things we are all aware. It is with understanding and reflective thinking that wc wish to thank you for all the hundreds of services that you perform with- out thanks or recognition. Left to Right: Linda Connors, Co-Editor; Judy Autry, Editor-in-chief. Mr. Jack Cryder Left to Right: Paul Neeley, Secretary; Ellen Shauberger, Business Manager; Cy Ley, Sub- scription Salesman. Seated, Left to Right: Carolyn Demenik, Linda Freeburg, Deloris Allburn. Standing: Joyce Pomeroy, Editor; Ellen Shauberger. Seated, Left to Right: Paul Neeley, Nancy Matasowski, Cy Ley. Standing: Bob Greer, Editor. ART ADVERTISEMENT Left to Right: Roberta McConegly, Carson Toddy. ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT Seated, Left to Right: Judy lift, Geri Guriel, Pat Babbitti. Standing: Butch Stallbaum, Editor. Left to Right: Judy Autry, Bonnie Hosack, Linda Connors, Carson Toddy, Dianne Rouschcr, Carolyn Demenik. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Dianne Rouscher, Connie Walbridge, Martha Duda, Karen Anderson, Bonnie Hosack, Editor. PRINCIPALS’ MESSAGES Dear Graduates, Class of 1962: Your teachers at Northwestern join me in congratulating you on your graduation from high school. We are proud of you and your achievements. We appreciate your cooperation; we have enjoyed your support. You have been a challenge to us; we hope we have been able to challenge you and to instill in you the desire to grow further. All of us at your Alma Mater wish you the best of health, happiness and success throughout the years ahead. Please come back to visit us whenever you can. Your principal, Charles C Gilbert Dear Class of 1962: When you re-read your Del Nord Ovest in 1982, which you well .may do, my earnest wish is that on that evening you be seated by the fireplace of your own happy home, somewhere in a peaceful America and World blessed by spiritual, social, and physical well being, which you personally helped attain for yourself, your family, and all people. You are a splendid Class of Graduates. Use your fine abilities in creative lives of service, faithful to the ideals of Northwestern, your Church and America. Good luck. Come back to visit your friends at Northwestern. Don C. Thompson SCHOOL BOARD Seated, Left to Right: William Young, Margaret Griffey, Ellsworth Sherman, Ernest Kennedy, Robert Holdson, Agnes Madar, John Kulyk. Standing: George Hills, E. T. Leehan, William Harrington, Samuel Pavkov, Austin Beighley, Manvilie Ward. PRESIDENT Robert Holdson P.T.S.A. 6 Left to Right: Mrs. Friend, Mrs. Reinke, Mrs. Crow. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Miss Beard Mrs. King Mrs. Shup Dr. Brown PRINCIPAL FIGURES Mr. Huntley Mrs. Shaffer Mpgi Miss Connors Mrs. Kelly Mrs. Lisek Absence in picture. t ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 7 SCHOOL HELPERS From Left to Right: Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Heiges, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Klobusnik, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Reinke. Mr. Bishop Mr. Roberts We would like to express our gratitude to the Cafeteria help, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Roberts for the day to day assistance in making more convenient our education. 8 J. W. COOK SONS FACULTY Standing, Left I o Right: Karheryn Martin, Indiana; Margaret Beard, Indiana. Seated: Paul Maczuga, Ship- pensburg. COMMERCIAL CORE Seated. Left to Right: Mary Stearns, Bdinboro; Marjorie Freeburg, Clarion; Mary Mel- lon, Edinboro. Standing: Ed- ward Burns, Clarion; Kerry Ketchen, University of Mary- land, Gannon; Darwin Cook, Slippery Rock, University of Pittsburgh. 10 Standing, Left t o Right: William King, Westminster, University of Michigan; Jack Cryder, Edinboro, Allegheny; Walter Barin, Indiana. FINE ARTS HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Right to Left: Mr. Kromer, Michigan State, Penn State, Slippery Rock; Miss Hill, Bluffton; Mr. Lisek, Drake University; Mrs. O’ L e a r y, Concordia. Standing. Left t o Right: Jon Walter, Clarion; Kath- erine Kenney, Edinboro, Un- iversity of Missouri; Cather- ine Sabol, Gordon, Bryan Un- iversity, Clarion; By ran Cas- erta, Gannon. LANGUAGE ARTS MATH Standing, Left t o Right: Ruth Kingsley, Columbia, Western Reserve; Helen Mer- shon, Connecticut Wesleyan, Slippery Rock; Ethel Stall- baum, Thiel. Seated: Clarence Griffen, Edinboro; Donald Laughner, Edinboro. 12 Left to Right: Mrs. Mulhol- land, Indiana State; Mr. Os- borne, Penn State; Mr. Sabo, California; Mr. Mellon, Penn State; Mr. Leehan, Edinboro, Gannon; Mrs. Harpst, Mercy- hurst. PRACTICAL ARTS SCIENCE Standing, Left t o Right: Bernard Twardowski, Edin- boro; Lee Davis, Edinboro, Penn State; Michael Doven- sky, Indiana; William Dune- gan, Indiana; Paul Cassidy, Penn State, Edinboro, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Standing, Left t o Right: James Connor, Edinboro; Jo- seph Yohman, Indiana; James Henderson, Edinboro; Charles Howland, Albany State, Houghton, Westminster. SOCIAL STUDIES SPECIAL SERVICES Standing, Left t o Right: Thomas Molsky, Clarion; Paul Taylor, Clarion, Penn itate. Seated: Ann Maczuga, Western Reserve, Shippens- urg; Alice Hazer, Edinboro. 14 TYPICAL EDUCATION Standing, Left t o Right: John Simmons, Eastern Illin- ois; Roscoe Coblentz, Univer- sity of Maryland, Cornell; Julia Stanton, Edinboro, Penn State. STUDENT TEACHERS Standing, Left t o Right: David Flack, History and Geography; Clifford Ruland, Physics and Senior Science; Tom Yacobzzi, Social Studies and Science. Standing, Left to Right: Charles Battist, English; Sue Carroll, English, So- cial Studies; Robert Heagy, Biology, Geog- raphy. STUDENT TEACHERS SABBATICAL LEAVE i 1 Mr. Freeburgh STATE LINE RESTAURANT Mr. Hill SENIORS BEVERLY JEAN ADAMS MARY JANE ALDRICH Bev” M. J.” Course: Commercial Ambition: Marry in a 100 years . . . values Bob’s pictures . . . heard saying Oh Fleas” . . . seen with Mary Jane . . . Pet Peeve: Her sister. Course: Commercial Ambition: To take a long cruise to Hawaii . . . values her drivers license . . . heard saying How about that” . . . songstress. Ambition: To own the biggest farm in Pa. . . . would like to coach football . . . treas- ures his wallet . . . doesn’t like tall girls. Ambition: To be a medical technician . . . seen in a Mercury . . . dislikes teachers . . . likes a sailor . . . efficient GAA manager. JUDITH ANN AUTRY Judy” Course: Commercial Ambition: To stay single until 22 . . . heard saying DIANA LEE BANKES Di” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a nurse and marry a rich patient . . . JAMES ADAM BARRANTE Jim Course: Academic Ambition: To settle down someday . . . values a certain Girard class ring . . . heard saying, Write me a note . . . Miss Kenney’s Casanova. JACK LYNN BATES Jack Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Inherit his first million . . . Pet Peeve: P.O.D. class . . . shy blonde . . . liked by senior girls . . . Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Get out of school . . . Seen in a flashy red car . . . Enjoys hunting . . . base- ball man ... a Toni man. Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be as tall as his brother in-law George . . . likes his girls short . . . seen with the gang. PATRICK EDWIN BATES Ed Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a billionaire . . . values his freedom . . . travels in a 59 Plymouth . . . last of the Bates boys . . . good artist . . . member of Mr. Sabo’s mighty team. SHIRLEY SUE ANN BLACK Shirl Course: Commercial Ambition: Brown nose Miss Beard ... Pet Peeve: Paul Neeley . . . Often says Good Grief' . . possesses a picture 19 SANDRA JEAN BROWN Sandy BARBARA JANE CALLAHAN Course: Academic Barb Ambition: To be a yodeler Course: Academic . . . heard saying ... I don't Ambition: To make Eric get it . . . seen riding in a happy . . . adds height to green ford . . . keeps the GAA . . . dislikes crowded cheerleaders jumping. hallS . . 9 i TA . former speaker . . never rakes ARCHIE DOU Dourf' Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To join the air force . . . values his class ring . . . member of pro- jection club . . . could get along without P.O.D. CARR Course: Vocational Agri- culture Ambition: To join the navy . . . Drummer Boy . . . values his car . . . heard saying ... My goodness . . . dislikes second period. JAMES EDWARD CALLAHAN Speedy Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To inherit first million before 21 . . . claims to be a bookworm . . . dislikes student teachers. REBECCA ANN CAMPBELL Bee Course: Commercial Ambition: To work in a office . . . values her clippies . . . heard saying . . . Boy!! I’d mess up his hair. GLENN ARTHUR NORMA ELIZABETH CARTER COOK Mousey” Normy Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Fly a jet through Albion . . . values his 56 Olds . . . heard saying . . . Let’s fly this flea trap. Course: General Ambition: To have a lavender house . . . doesn’t use a sun lamp . . . affected by No- Doz Pills . . . left hand sparkler . . . Values her diamond . . . Fa-diddle!! ... Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: Become a House- wife . . . Dislikes school . . . ooks,up a storm . . . values , . . I don’t know . making Ambition: To win that certain guy . . . doesn’t like tests . . . values her ring collection . . . wants to disband the Army . . . I’ll never tell”. MARY ANN CRAWFORD Mary Course: Commercial Ambition: To own a ford convertible . . . quiet but nice . . . senior singer . . . values her driver’s license . . . quite an artist. JAMES MELVIN CROWL Jim Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To retire at 18 . . . Values his class ring . . . only his hairdresser knows . . . seen in Girard . . . Hit the trail’. 21 WILLIAM NELSON DEVIES Herk MARTY WILLIAM DIBBLE Marty ’ Course: Vocational Agri- culture Ambition: Wants to become a millionaire . . . dislikes spelling . . . values his c ring and classes wi Osborne. Course: Vocational Agri- culture Ambition: Wants to get out f school . . . values his class . . enjoys F.F.A. . . . a junior blonde. PERRY ROBERT DUNCAN Perry EATON Minnie’ Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To become a sky diver . . . dislikes girls . . . Values his girl Jean . . . one of the Hi-Y boys. Course: Commercial Ambition: Wants to become a secretary . . . admires teachers . . . Pet Peeve: Dis- courteous classmates. JAMES ARTHUR DIEHL Jim Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To become honest . . . enjoys hunting . . . often says What’s it to you?” . . . seen at the Pump Station. MARVIN DELL DORAN Marv Course: Vocational Agri- culture Ambition: To graduate . . . caught with no gas . . . values his car keys . . . seen with Tj ELLEN MARIE ERDMAN Elly” Course: Commercial Ambition: Plans to go to Baltimore to see that special someone . . . chews gum . . . faithful Youth for Christ member. RACHEL JEANNETTE FREEMAN Jet Course: Academic Ambition: Volunteers to be Mr. Yohman's personal dietician . . . library president . . . enjoys study halls in 205 .. . Rachel”. JUDITH MARIE ERICKSON Judy Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a recep- tionist . . . values Carl and dislikes that certain George d saying Quit . MARIE GALLANT Al” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a head- shrinker . . . always says It can’t be true” . . . doesn’t get along with Mr. Caserta. RUSSELL LEE FETTEROLF Feathers” PAUL LEROY FIRST Paul” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Is going to own a fleet of liners . . . seen in a 47” ford . . . projectionist . . . helpful electrician at fair-time. Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Outrank Mr. Dovensky in the USAF . . . Let’s do something” . . . values his driver’s license . . . a blue lancer. seen m 'SbL 23 JUDITH ANN GILLETTE Jude LAURA JANE GRATE Janie Course: Commercial Ambition: To hear the pitter patter of little Pattens . . . often says Oh cripe . . . won’t forget slave day . . . seen at Dick’s”. Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To make a career out of nursing . . . doesn’t ike doctors or dentists . . . (valuer her luck in missing NX ol. rob: Course: Academic Ambition: Won’t tell . . . Us . . . National Honor Society Vice President . . . money handler . . . class president . . . Perry Como's double. : MAE HILL Idgit Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a good housewife . . . dislikes Con- neaut girls . . . values Dick . . . Shadeland supporter . . . employed. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a beautician . . . doesn’t like to be on the outs with Miss Kenney . . . values her hair. BEVERLY JEAN GRAVES Shorty GLADYS JEANNE HEATH Jeannie Course: Commercial Ambition: To marry that certain someone . . . can’t get along without Bill . . . values Dick’s ring . . . Mr. Maczugt's best. LAWRIE LEE HILLS Pineapple Course: Academic Ambition: To be manager of the Cleveland Brown’s . . . values his own car ... Mr. Sabo’s right hand . . . expects to be a genius . . . heard say ing I wasn’t in Girard. WILLIAM GEORGE HOLLIDAY Skip Course: Academic Ambition: To be a foreign correspondent . . . admires Ben Casey . . . Greek God of Northwestern . . . heard jng You Spastic . . . president. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a nurse . . . dislikes Mr. ????? classes . . . values Jim . . . (quite) . . . seen with Judy . . . drives that sharp?? blue car. DARLENE FERS 7 Jo” Course: General Ambition: To return to San Diego Marine Base . . . secre- tary of library . . . values pictures of certain guy . . . lovely hair . . . enjoyed Las Vegas. BONNIE JEAN HOSACK Honie” Course: Commercial Ambition: To someday go to Hawaii . . . dislikes the corners in 216 . . . class LARRY DON HUNTLEY Pooch” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a music teacher . . . National Honor Society President 25 CHARLES LAMONT LEON NORBERT KEISER JONES “Scrooge Mont” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a football coach . . . seen with a special junior girl . . . curly red hair . . . member of Hi-Y A Wildcat ... a real sharp dancer. Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be Uncle Scrooges heir . . . seen with Paul . . . heard saying Sounds Good . . . rides around in a Lancer. CATHERINE JEAN KIRETA Krack es” Course: Commercial KATHLEEN MARIE KOHL Kathy” Course: Academic Ambition: To have a date Ambition: To go to Tennessee . . . seen with Roberta . . . a whiz on the dance floor member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . usually seen at a typewriter. with L. K. . . . dislikes men . . . GAA enthusiast . . . tried to save the newspaper . . . seen with a paint brush in her hand. DANIEL LOUIS KEITH Red” DUANE GENE KEMLING Butch” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a married bachelor . . . quiet guy . . . long passing halfback . . . flashy red hair . . . values his car. Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a judge in a beauty contest . . . values his seat in 201 . . . likes to have girls around . . . good third baseman . . . seen at West PearL' W REBECCA ANNE KOMINSKY Beck” Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a good private secretary . . . values her trips to Erie ... Pet Peeve: A male teacher who thinks male students are superior . . . National Honor Society . . . secretary. LAWRENCE LOUIS KULYK Larry” Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: To be a lawyer . . . usually seen with a camera in his hand . . . Great in foot- ball and basketball . . . sharp r-esser . . . Varsity N” . . . National Honor CYRIL NICK LEY Cy” Course: Vocational Agricul- ture Ambition: To out drag Marv’s Plymouth . . . seen selling Yearbooks in the cafeteria . . . values his 54” Chevy . . . a real clown. RICHARD KENNETH MANSFIELD Rich” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To get out of school . . . seen with Martin . . . a real good dancer Seen at Lake City . . . Pet Peeve: Cars that won’t start . . . stands 6’ 4”. SHIRLEY MERCEDES LA VERY PHYLLIS JEAN LENHART Phyl” Shirl” Course: Commercial Ambition: To be President Kennedy’s secretary . . . Slave Day” arranger . . . part of the Junior Play Cast . . . program maker . . . S. C enthusiast. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a book- keeper . . . heard saying . . . Are you kidding . . . Math star . . . doesn’t get along LORETTA KAY MAUK Kay” Course: Vocational H o m e- making Ambition: To marry and raise little Kinsinger’s . . . shaded hair . . . formerly known as “Pinky” . . . seen at Lake City . . . likes lavender. Ambition: To graduate . . . has a hot Volkswagen with no engine . . . Lake Gty regular . . . values his class ring. WILLIAM GEORGE MC ADOO “Bill Course: Special Ambition: To graduate . . . blushes easy . . . One of Northwesterns disc jockey’s . . .ywill never forget third SANDRA LEE MILLER 'Sandy” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To raise little Frost's . . . dislikes school . . . sparkling ring on left hand . . . dressmaker . . . seen in 146 . . . seen with Kay. ROBERTA SUE MCCONEGLY “Susie” Course: Commercial Ambition: To make oodles of money . . . values her finger nails . . . heard saying . . . So what else is new ... an art student . . . sharp dresser. STEVEN JOSEPH MELLON “Steve” Course: Academic Ambition: To become an engineer . . . seen taking pictures for Yearbook . . . travels ti Franklin . . . values his contact lenses . . . heard saymq jyNo kiddin”. m JUDITH KAREN NEAL “Judy Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: To join the waves . . . Values her shiny nose . . . will always remember her Latin classes . . . May Day Queen . . . GAA ball hand . . . she’s not bashful. WILLIS PAUL NEELEY Moog Course: Commercial Ambition: To crash a few morePJ parties . . . Yearbook secretary . . . Wildcat catcher . Seen with Jackie ... a 1 to be around ... the typist. MARIAN ARLENE PAYNE Pee Wee Course: Commercial Ambition: To be rich . . . GAA president . . . can’t stand bright headlights . . . values her driver’s license . . . heard saying, Don’t tell Dad . DANIEL PAYNE 'Bob” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Pitch for the Cleve- land Indians . . . Are you one too . . . values his ball glove . . . searching for a tall blonde. THEODORE RAY ONEST Ted Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: To own his own pizza shop . . . likes his wheels on the ground . . . seen taking pictures . . . goes to Lake City . . . Hello John”. JOHN LEE PATTON John” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Inherit his first million ... I kid you not . . . seen in a sharp Chevy . . . Values Judy’s class ring . . . Values Judy. 29 SANDRA SUE PETERSON •’Pete Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To be a practical nurse . . . She gets letters . . . dark red lipstick, ugh! . . . nice and neat . . . values her scarf. Ambition: To graduate some- day . . . dislikes surprise tests . . . sharp, red headed cheer- leader . . . seen with Sandy . . . chorus member who sings up a storm. JOYCE ANN POMEROY Frenchie” Course: General Ambition: To keep that certain someone . . . Where’s Ronnie” . . . literary editor of Yearbook . . . Pet Peeve: Italian teachers . . . Cheers Number 14 . Ambition: To be an X-ray technician . . . Values his transistor . . . seen in his bus . . . a real wild joke teller . . . Mr. Caserta’s pal??? MARY JANICE POSTGATE Jan” Course: General Ambition: To make Tony a good wife . . . values her natural ?? black hair . . . seen with Bessie ... a Pen Pal . . . plays in GAA. ELLA JEAN RANDALL Alla” Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a lawyer . . . Wouldn’t you like to know” . . . Values her Person- al Law Notebook . . . witness in cou JANE ANN RINDO Jane RONALD ROGER SCALISE Ron” Course: Academic Ambition: To go to P.S.U. with her own T-bird . . . Heard saying, Sorry we’ll have to take the Ranchero . . . Values her brain Likes GAA. Course: Academic Ambition: To be an arthictect- urer . . . One of the wildcats . . . Values Joyce . . . heard saying, Smarty Aleck . . . wato go to the sunny state. JUDITH ANN SCHMIDT Judy Course: Homemaking Ambition: To marry Jim . . . One of Mrs. Harspt’s girls . .. seen with Beverly and Sandra ... a shy senior. RAULINE MARIE SENYO KASPER Tootie” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To become a beautician to chorus in 146. doesn’t like member of seen with Liz JAMES BYRON SHERMAN Course: Agricul- Vocational ture Ambition: To own the largest dairy farm in this area . . . Dislikes English Class . . . Values his F.F.A. Jacket . . . Pet Peeve: Miss Kenney. N SHAUBER Butch ARIE GER Course: Commercial Ambition: Plans to drive those pilots wild . . . seen in the office . . . dislikes narrow minded people . . . member of National Honor Society. WILLIAM BREDETTE SHILEY •Willie'’ Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To play profes- sional baseball ... a real nut . . . enjoys study halls . . . likes that certain little . . . 10 letter man. DONNA SUE STAHLMAN Screw” Course: Academic Ambition: To raise a bunch of Little Hicks” . . . claims a Rowe class ring . . . blonde soloist . . . head majorette. IOLYN STUFFLHEAM Stuff Course: Commercial Ambition: To get a job and buy her own car . . . values money when she has it . . . repairs ventilators . . . seen with Mary Jane. LAWRENCE EARL TAYLOR '•Lawrence” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a success . . . dislikes girls who go steady . . . values his bank account ... hit at a party. ROBERT WILLIAM STALLBAUM Butch” Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: To write legible . . . seen leaving the library unwillingly ... a Yearbook member . . . heads Miss Kenney’s S” list . . . seen at Lake City. ALFRED DAVID STEWART Al” Course: General Ambition: To get home on time . . . values his projection club pin . . . heard saying . . . Oh! Mandy” . . . seen PATRICIA JOSEPHINE TAYLOR “Patty” Course: Academic Ambition: To become a famous singer . . . heard saying ‘Tell me another one” . . . Dislikes a certain girl . Values her voice ... St. Louis women. BETTY LOU TERCHO ‘Terch” Course: Commercial Ambition: To make Joe happy . . . Almost married . . . heard saying “Zugga, fcugga, boo” . . . Values her diamopd . . . Dislikes people wears her clothes . . . ttsburgh gal. CARS DALE TODDY “Hot Toddy” Course: Commercial Ambition: To act . . . Laugh- ing Boy . . . despises teachers who act like teachers ... 4 eyed baritone . . . poster artist ... a Dramateer. LANE SCOTT TURNER Course: General Ambition: Wants to be the first man to the moon . . . Values his good health . . . Hates snorters . . . Heard saying, You’re kidding.” WILLIAM FRED THIEL JR. ’Willy” Course: Academic Ambition: To own a convert- ible . . . hopes to own a GEORGE EDGAR THOMAS Gorgeous” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To have a good car someday . . . Plans to 33 Bob” Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: To be a engineer Course: Academic Ambition: Has no ambition . . . enjoys acting . . . values making Ambition: To. get her diploma . . . a real help in GAA . ... seen with Ruby . . . can’t wait to graduate. Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To get out of Miss Kenny's class . . . hates clean up time in shop . . . values his car. YVONNE ANN VAN METER Yvonne” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a veterin- arian ... a real twister . . . will never forget Latin class . . . enjoys her classes in 135. JOHN EDWARD VORSE De Vorse” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To become a tool dye operator . . . values hi forthcoming diploma . . . JOYCE ELAINE WHITE Joycie” Course: Commercial Ambition: Would like to gain weight . . . She’ll never marry a farmer . . . Values a size 10 1 2 ’62 class ring . about Vice-president of class . Brooklyn Pet Peeve: Paul Neeley. A to flirt . ROSEMARY ELAINE WHITE Rosie” Course: Commercial Ambition: Values her trips to New York City . . . Crazy a n Italian from . . . Has an ability . A Dramateer . . . was he cute!” ROBER Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: Wants to make a million dollars . . . seen visiting Cranesville . . . Plays a cool trumpet . . . National Honor Society. GEORGE EDWARD WINSHIP George” Course: Vocational Agri- culture Ambition: To own his own farm . . . heard saying I don’t want my picture taken” . . . dislikes P.O.D. 1 BEVERLY ANN WILCOX Bev” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: Wants to be a beautician . . . Seen at Pierce’s . . . Livestock Queen . . . Heard saying, H o w about that”. DALE EUGENE WILLIAMS Willy” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Wants to make movies with B. B. . . . Seen with Marv and Tom . . . Likes short redheads . . . T1I leaut”. 35 RUBY MARGARET WHITMORE Saphsire” Course: General Ambition: To be a good model . . . heard saying . . . Has anyone seen Wallie ... values her shape . . 'i hails STELLA MAE WINSHIP Idget” Course: Commercial Ambition: To graduate . . . real good typist . . . can’t forget the Student Council Convention . . . busy in room 207. We, the class of 1962 of Northwestern High School, County of Erie, and State of Bewilderment, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and realizing that we are about to pass into oblivion along with those of numerous previous classes who have infested the corridors of our beloved school, do hereby pronounce this to be our last will and testament and do declare all former bequests null and void. We would like to emplant in Mr. Gilbert’s mind the idea of a shorter school day. Wouldn’t it be nice on your part to remember this, the best class in the Nation’s history by giving the classes to follow a shorter day as a token of your gratitude to us. Our holidays also seem a little too short and a little too far apart. To our teachers we hereby relinquish our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it should be returned that others may be benefited by it as we have been. We also bequeath them a liberal an- nuity of examination papers to grade, notebooks to examine and averages to compute; also our valuable sense of humor, without which we would have found school life painful indeed, and w-hich will do much to make it endurable for them. To the Junior Class we leave the following: Our seats; occupy them, but do not even TRY to fill them. The examination questions we have been given during the past year. We believe that an examination, like history, often repeats itself. We regret that the answers have long since been mislaid and therefore, cannot be included in this legacy. Last, we leave all the mistakes we have made, all the knowledge we have failed to acquire, and any boys and girls whom we may have left behind in our haste. Finally, to Mr. Molsky our wonderful class advisor, we would like to wish him the best of luck in his future classes. May he find another class that will be half as good as our class to work with. Don’t try too hard to do this, Mr. Molsky, because there is not and never will be even a shadow' to our shining example. In witness whereof we, the class of 1962, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this twenty-ninth day of May in the year of 1962. CLASS OF ’62. the light of our example was shining so bright the ones we did have could not read the will. Witnesses: None: 36 SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT Bob Greer VICE-PRESIDENT Joyce White SECRETARY Judy Neal ADVISOR Mr. Molsky TREASURER Lawrence Taylor BATEMANS SERVICE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS BEST SPORTSMEN MOST FRIENDLY Jane Lamont QUIETEST Arlene Larry CLASS CLOWNS Karen Bill Carol Danny BEST ACTRESS ACTOR BEST SINGERS Roberta Bob PEGGY GRAY CANDIES Kathy Carson SKIP IN GREECE Dear Faculty Members and Fellow Students, It is good to be back in America, although I wish I could have spent more time in Greece. In nine short weeks one finds it hard to see all the interesting places in such a fascinating country. It was an experience that I will never forget. I wish to thank not only the American Field Service but all those who made my trip possible. I am extremely proud to have been selected to represent Northwestern High School in the A.F.S. program. Sincerely, William Skip Holliday UNDERGRADS HOMEROOM 217 First Row, Left to Right: Mary Eddy, Loretta Brady, Vickie Shup, Diane Rauscher, Jeannette LePosa, Harriet Thomas. Second Row: George Gevin, Ray Diehl, John Artello, Irene Divell, Janet Kuvik, Mr. Dovensky. Third Row: Peggy Seyno, Mary Ann Daub, Faith Podoll, Melba Tortorelli, Jane Maxwell, Tom Slater. Fourth Row: Tom Eddy, Ken Hirst, Earl Ruland, Ronnie Breese, Rudy Thornton, John Kelly. HOMEROOM 205 First Row, Left to Right: Ed Randall, Paulette Park, Madeline Sawdy, Susan Hull, Linda Chamberlain, Frank Bartosek, Norma Dibble, Nancy Matasowski. Second Row: Tom Westfall, Martha Duda, Linda Winship, Marguerite Artello, Bob Weeks, Jean Straub, Juanita Glass, Mr. Yohman. Third Row: Ken Friend, Arthur Risley, Lee Roberts, Karl Mor- ley. Bob Ticknor, Gcruld Ulan, Leonard Thornton. Fourth Row: Paul Krieg, Donald Dunn, Jim Adams, Jon Graff, Ray Cline, Bob Maksin, Dick Shiley, Ron Ward. HOMEROOM 204 First Row, Left to Right: Harry Thomas, Vivian Dunlap, David Alexander, Carol Josefowicz, Carol Payne, Linda Connors. Second Row: Shirley Dietz, Barbara Shiley, Paul Eagley, Geri Guriel, Shirley Martin, Francis Black, Mr. Connor. Third Rou : Connie Lahnan, Dennis Palo, Jim Henderson, Carol Tobin, Bill Randall, Billie Taylor, Pat Babbit. Fourth Row: Gene Woods, Skip Podluzne, Jim Mit- chell, Howard Gibson, Adam Kuvlesky, Carl Cope- land. HOMEROOM 203 First Row, Left to Right: Linda Freeburgh, Phyllis Holbrook, Kathleen Pollock, Joy Kennedy, Bertha Currier, Doris Carter. Second Row: Carolyn Dem- enik, Nancy White, Karen Otis, Schyler Revak, Jim Sebring, Delores Alburn, Mr. Walter. Third Row: Denny Lynch, Don Adams, David Brisley, Emmons Flaugh, Richard Walbridge, Dick Ticknor. Fourth Row: Fred Lewis, Loren Taylor, Jim Gillette, Richard Young. 42 HOMEROOM 146 Row One, Left to Right: Fred Vandervort, Paul Mel- lon, Jackie Harper, Janet Kohl, Nancy Wilcox, Bonnie Jones. Row Two: Jennifer LePosa, Cathy Fies, Ralph Graham, Nancy Burns, Judy Barrante, Jeannie Demmery, Mrs. Harpst. Row Three: George Bortnick, Jim Eaton, John Ingold, Lynne Holliday, Martin Loftus, Lonnie Adams, Karen Anderson. MECHANICAL DRAWING ROOM Rou One, Left to Right: Ed Luta, Harold Butler, Ron Snyder, Lawrence Smith, Larry Swaney, Larry Nichols. Row Two: Ron Salboff, Dalton Hammette, Dck Slater, Roger Barton, John Frombrach, Mr. Leehan. Row Three: Ernie Dean, Dave Struchen, Dave Turner, Walter Ulan, Bill Smith, Ron Kuvik. HOMEROOM 212 Row One, Left to Right: Linda Randall, Joe Huya, Muriel Hammer, Patty Lenhart, Barbara Holder, Evelyn Brown, Bonnie Snell, Jane Seelinger. Row Two: John Niemla, George Gabel, Karl Harris, Joyce Rogers, Karen Cathcart, JoAnn Klcmm, Nancy Shauberger, Mr. Maczuga. Row Three: Tracy Sherman, Richard Woomer, Sandra Skelton, Paula Marshall, Bonnie Davis, Linda Fetterolf, Karen Barney, Beverly Joslin. Row Four: Ken Lewis, Paul Weldon, Dale Peters, Die Sherman, Dvid White, Robert Bearce, Robert Panko, Arnold White, Roger Eaton. HOMEROOM 206 Row One, Left to Right: Jean McAdoo, Nancy Artello, Maureen Krahe, Edward Long, Diane Harrison, Dorothy Fraley. Row Two: Dorothy Hritzay, Wanda Buschak, Cecilia Dwey, Sally Valentine,.Doris Parobeck, Mrs. Martin. Row Three: Mike Mihalak, Joe Chromik, Jim Barker, Toby Workman, Dn Boyd, Wayne Graves. HOMEROOM 147 Rou One. Left to Right: Linda Swaney, Joyce Boozer, Roberta Spidel, Karen Copeland, Elaine Dunlap, Pamela Soltis. Row Two: Maureen Jamie- son, Connie Walbridge, Judy Baldwin, Jean Carr, Vivian Graff, Mrs. Mulholland. Rou Three: Tim O'Leary, Becky Thompson, Jacqueline Stankiewicz, Laura Turner, Carol Timm, Valania Whaley. HOMEROOM 135 Rou One, Left to Right: Sharyn Patton, Judy Rogers, Ken Kinsey, Willard Mischler, Naomi Bares, Mary Alice Williams, Linda Salsgiver, Pat Rogers. Rou Tuo: Billy Herby, Greg Lucas, Alan Bainbridge Larrv Salisbury, Charles Vorse, Sandra Drury, Judy Ifft, Mr. Osborne. Rou Three: Dale Greenfield, Sandar Conover, Kathy Callahan, Frank Brown, William Fails, Dennis Ohmer, Denny Bartfai. Rou Four: Don Webber, Shirley Kramer. Donna Fori- nash, Marian Ruland. HOMEROOM 151 Row One. Left to Right: Barbara Zemcik, Sandy Hill, Kathleen Ellis, Ann Randall, Keith Pierce, Stuart Revak. Rou Tuo: Louise Rice, Robert Weis, Jane Brisley, Linda Carr, Barbara Barney, Marsha Konopa, Mrs. Stanton. Rou Three: Dawn Lawson, Erika Keim, Thomas Dewey, Terry Lavery, Dennis Byrd. Rou Four: Lynn Payne, Charles Horoschuck, Dennis Orr, Leonard Manley, Clem Farver, Connie Greenup. HOMEROOM 17 Rou One. Left to Right: Dennis Carr, Kathy Good- enow, Betty Summerville, Kathy Meeker, Ricky Osborne, Jerry Hill, Louise Cart, Linda Carter. Row Tuo: Jim Klobusnik, Bob Barker, Sandy Chamber- lain, Zelma Herby, Kathy Brcese, Carol Aldrich, Ruth Beebe, Sharon Hill. Row Three: Tony Sczyn- ski, Leroy Mooney, Cheryl Grove, Sue Kireta, Karen Diehl, Larry Gollmer, John Gulu. Row Four: David Hyden, Harold Griffis, Dick English. David Kelly, Louis Brewer. 44 HOMEROOM 27 Row One. Left to Right: Linda Biel, Barb Brown, Dave Dewey, Dave Taylor, Bill Bennett, Linda Strasser, John Huya. Row Two: Lola Fuller, Dennis Hazeltine, Sharon Church, Pete Goedecker, Judy Allen, Dan O’Barsky, Mary Skelton, Yvonne Run- dell. Rou Three: Paulette Panko. Beatrice Lawrence, Ruth Fies, Paul Pittsenbarger, Becky Rausch, Bill Fetterolf. Row Four: Kathy Holliday, Kenny Sabol, Bob Cryder, Joe Lisek, Jim Chiarizio, Nola Hender- son, Cindy Tortorelli, Mr. Dunegan. HOMEROOM 18 Row One. Left to Right: Richard Harayda, Sally Malena, Gary Pomeroy, John Marcinowski, Sharon Frasc, Frank Knopa, John Graves, Robert Leninsky. Row Two: Margaret Walker, Linda DeLong, Terry Bowersox, Robert Kovacs, Jack Dunda, Carol Booz- er, Myrna Williams, Roger Seeley. Row Three: James Stevens, Margaret Leehan, Anita Bates, Don- ald Copeland, Teresa Peters, Erla Mac Erskin, Sher- rie Jones. Row Four: Terry Gibson, Frank Sumber, Thomas Rosccky, Larry Shoaf, Ralph Turner, Bruce Roberts, Sally Thompson, Mr. Griffen. HOMEROOM 22 Row One. Left to Right: Ann Mosher, Marlene Leopold, Wayne Drury. Pat Wheeler, John Gollmer, Diana Hanft, Laura Struchen, Kathy Whitney. Row Two: Larry' Bish, Kathy Allgier, Ron Salisbury, Dick Hale, David Fish, Narma Cline. Patricia Bu- hite, Sharon Benton. Row Three: Janet Fornish, Mary Hewitt, Joan Parker, Bob Reinke, Cheryl Sabol, Phyllis Sterling, Marcia Roberts, Diane Van Tassel, Clark Hoover, Mr. Katchen. Row Four: Marry Ley, Larry Smith, James Thompson, Leroy Gevin, Virgil Clayton, Bob Nelson, Jerry Hagerty. HOMEROOM 21 Row One. Left to Right: Janet Fornish, Laura Hale, Joe Williams, Tom Tucker, Roger Bishop, Dorothy Salhoff, Homer Currier, Charles Popka. Row Two: Pat Connors, Wilma Payne, Shirley Marcinowski, Linda Ritter, Nancy Blood, Edward Dujuambi, Robert Sawdy. Row Three: Linda Wa I bridge, Charles Slater, Stanley Stufflebeam, Clinton McBeth, Barb Hill, Paul Hammond, Laura Shiley, Mr. Krom- er. Row Four: Kathy Dean, Janet Ingold, Bobby Gibble, Earl Leech, Tom Hubbard, Lenny Smith. HOMEROOM 12 Rou One. Left to Right: Dorothy Zemzik, Arthur Harrington, Shirley White, Mary Ann Rumsey, Ruth Ober, Gloria Carbaugh, Charles Ebncr, Roberta Youngman, Bill Card. Row Two: Albert Sinn, Con- nie Wing, Bobby Gray, Ann Demenik, Dave Rob- erts, Becky Sherman, Pat Brady, Sharon Beam, Barbara Maksin. Row Three: Nick Yazembiak, Sandra Wilson, Carle Workman, Bob Mock, Ernie Boone, Ron Madar, Eddie Huntly, Terry Sumner, Henry Crouch, Shirley Toddy, Alice Hazar. Row Four: Sally Freeman, Phyllis Williams, Dorian Monroe, James Stickner, Delburt Thornton, Joe Gilbert, Don Underwood, Mr. Molsky. HOMEROOM 33 Rou One. Left to Right: Diane Hills, Gordan Fobes, Susan Taylor, Karl Konapa, John Yazembiak, Tim Slater, Russel Shields, Jim Hill. Rou Two: Cieclia Alexander, Donna Dowling, Rnee Youngman, Calvan Salsgiver, Linda Peters, Dave Merrit, Mar- garet Ross, Richard Weeks. Row Three: Mary Mc- Bride, Viann Lofrus. Phyllis Pherguson, Bessie Reynolds, Ruth Neely, Gayle Holton, Maria Chapin, Nadin Hayes. Rou Four: Glen Turner, Glen Black, ''Charles Case. Roger Feathers, Cheryl Barley, Cheryl Harned, Mr. Burns. HOMEROOM 26 Row One. Left to Right: Roger Sherman, John Zem- cik, Linda Harpst, Charles Sherman, Lois Zinmer- man. Sue Harrison, Mary Carr. Mr. Coblentz. Rou Two: Barbara Machalek, Cheryl Parker, Linda Sum- merville, Clide Huston, Allen Boyde, Betty Rich- ards, Mary Ellis. Rou Three: Tom Warren, Ralph Munkcwsky. Connie Peters, Gloria Richie, Linda Holester, Allen Fish, Robert Fess. Row Four: Cheryl Codwell, Janet Evertt, James Morrison, Wilson Webber, Pat Holliday, Charlene Taylor, Betty Markem, James Brundon. HOMEROOM 36 Row One. Left to Right: Ervin Skelton, Linda Hen- derson, Theresa Hazen, Judy Field, Charles Hayes, James Fuller, Miss Hill. Row Two: Anne Boone, Darlene Dorchester, Lawrence Robertson, Shirley Randall, Cheryl Hosak, Dale Jennings, Julie Cook. Row Three: Martha Ruland, Georgina Webber, Becky Thomas. Ann Allred. Nora Mosinski, Robert Wolf, Bobby White, Mrs. O’Leary. Row Four: Hugh Divell, Stanley Allred, Robert Pavkov, Michael Kulyk, Penney Silman. 46 HOMEROOM 35 Row One, Left to Right: Beverly Konopa, Philip Anderson, Margaret Randall. Ray Whitney. Dennis Suscheck. Richard Wolfe, George Robertson, Dave Bartosek. Ron Tuo: Carolyn Copeland, Tom Con- nors, LaRae Jones, Pat Finlaw, Carol Henderson, Anne Mosinski, Ann Vorse, Donald Payne. Rou Three: Mary Crowe, Jane Tobin, Molly Hosey, David Davis, Fay Benton, Bonita Baker, Melodic Glass. Row Four: Fred Krieg, Karhy Head, James Hart, Raymond Jones. Barbara Podluzne, Judy Mel- lon, Vickie Scalise, Denton Hall, Mrs. Mellon. HOMEROOM 39 Rou One. Left to Right: Howard Harper, Shirley Tozicr, Don Wickwire, Pam Sieley, Frank Kelly, Vernon Snell, Dave Wilcox, Ida Randall. Row Two: Joe Artello, Bill Reiser, Linda Howland, David Kennedy, Jeanne Bankes. Donna Sebring, Linda All- geier, Dorothy Miller. Row Three: Marilyn Hciges, Autumn Hecker, Hilda Fleisch. Sue Pollack, Mary Gilbert, Judy Diehl. Sandy Hubbard, Kathleen Crosby. Row Four: Richard Davidson, Melvin Rich- ards, Tim Barker. Margaret Tobin, Diane Mohr, Mrs. Stallbaum. HOMEROOM 34 Rou One. Left to Right: Herb Lash, Phyllis Leach, Pat Hershelman, Rich Aldrich, Sandy Rotko, Sus- anne Similick, Korine Allen. Rou Tuo: Linda Al- gere, Wesley Freeburg, Rosemary Dovensky, Tim Ryan, Sharon Hazeltine, Bruce Ifft, Kathy McCall. Row Three: David Otes, Lynette Weldon, Peg Tercho, Mary Peters, Brenda Fetterolf, Carol Hoov- er, Gloria Hammer. Rou Four: Harry Woomer, Bill Weidler, Vernon Dyne, Anson Thornton, Author Hemstreet, John Beck, Linda Bowersox, Mrs. Stearns. HOMEROOM 20 Row One. Left to Right: Mary Thornton, Gary Weeks, Jerald Graves, Nancy Gibble, Jack Cryder, Jerome Dcnnington, Michelle Meola, Michael Grubbs, James Nye, Charles Bennett. Row Tuo: Elsie Shilcy, Jeanne Ritter, Faith Klobusnik, Janda Sumner, Jane Strasser, Glenda Weilder, Stanley Gleason, Sandra Eagley, Brenda Rickard. Row Three: Richard Meyers, Louise DeVore, Nancy Eddy, Eve- lyn Minch, Danny Lawrence, Robert Chase, Ronald Rudler, Larry Hovis, Mr. Davis. HOMEROOM 37 Row One. Left to Right: Kathy Griffey, Janet Charizio, Cynthia Luta, Michael Hicks, Ronnie Hosack, Walter Weber, Tom Ryan, Valeria Pettis. Row Two: Marilyn Stevens, Ricky Weldon, Marsha Soltis, Robert Timm, Betty McAdoo, Dick Bishop, Judy Fails, Marilyn Martin. Row Three: Terry Harp- er, Bill Goodenow, Fred McBcth, Bill Sargent, Don- na Kinsey, Wayne Card, Sheila Davis, Mary Ann Krahe. Row Four: Patty Kibler, Carol Meerhoff, Owen Roberts, Linda Alexander, Shirley Joslin, Ralph Hecker, Grace Stewart, Cecil Copeland, Mrs. Freeburg. HOMEROOM 38 Row One, Left to Right: Bill Kuntz, Bob Rose, Darlene Borland, Mary Yurasko, Lloyd Marcy, Jeanne Taylor, Bob Petrush, John Leehan. Ron Two: Rose Figueroa, Paul Buhite, Pat Chuzie, Edna Robi- son, Debra Mooney, David Salsgiver, Lynda Gollmer, Paul Groney. Row Three: Kathy Miller, Trinilee Mulholland, Allan Reiser, Diane Allgeier, Helen Hubbard, Sandra Buschak, Joanne Holtz. Row Four: Mary Sherman. Lee Heint, Forest Cox, Lawrence Adams, Kay Kennedy, John Gillette, Dorothy Kuvic, Alan Copeland, Grace Duda, Mr. Laughner. HOMEROOM 40 Row One. Left to Right: Don Schaak, Phil McCall, Marjorie Henderson, Evelyn McMillan, Jim Dunda, Cathy Brooks, Ralph Brown, Betty Randall. Row Two: Linda Stevens, Emma Holder, Silas Parobeck. Barbara Bowles, Becky Webber, Lindi Lou Green, Tom Eagley, Eva Keim. Row Three: Marilyn Beat- man, Cynthia Woomer, Barb Rice, Jo Ann Ingold, Diane Crane, Jim Dietz. Terry Lawrence, Bill Hale. Row Four: Jim McMillan, Leon Proudfoot, Judy Shiley, Leslie OBarsky, Bruce Fobcs, Phil Hellyer, Glenn McConegly, Miss Mershon. HOMEROOM 31 Row One. Left to Right: Leona Winship, Jim Yusco, Steve Gleason, Bob Baldwin, Linda Olenik. Carol Hotchkiss, Herman Hagerty, Charles Webber. Row Two: Roger Diehl, Gloria Gilbert, Linda Ward, Michael Figueroa, Carl Adams. Stanley Scyznski, Brenda Jenks, Paula Exley. Row Three: Judy Mori- sak, Andrew Hazer, Shirley Dorchester, David Lav- ery, Shirley Davis, Jim Jeffers. Martha Burdick, Benny Hurannin. Don Neimla. Row Four: Ellen Williams, Alvin Sterling, Parry Copeland, Jennifer Jones. Stephanie Kireta, Karen Chase, Cherie Broshe, Ward Norton, Mr. Twardowski. SOPHOMORES Paul Weldon President Tim O'Leary Vice-President Connie Walbridge Secretary Ken Kinsey T reasurer Mr. Taylor Advisor CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN Terry Gibson President Connie Wing Vice-President Kathy Holliday Secretary Eddy Huntley Treasurer Mr. Katchen Advisor JR. CLASS ACTIVITIES CLASSES BUSINESS ENGLISH JUNIOR ENGLISH SOPHOMORE ENGLISH TOWER'S CHEMISTRY ALGEBRA II ALGEBRA I TRIG AND SOLID HOSKINS FOOD STORE AND TRAILER PARK PLANE GEOMETRY BUSINESS MATH SHORTHAND I GIRLS GYM mr BOYS GYM ART MC BETH S STORE STUDENT LIFE THROUGH AUGUST 29 School Opens SEPTEMBER 8 Northwestern vs. Union City 22 Class of ’63 Dance 29 Northwestern vs. Fort Leboeuf OCTOBER 6 Northwestern vs. Wesleyville 6 Scoreboard Dedication 19 Institute 27 Northwestern vs. Girard NOVEMBER 3 Northwestern vs. McLane 17 Senior 18 Play 23 Thanksgiving 24 Vacation DBCEMBER 4 Day off for Deer Season 8 Northwestern vs. North East 17 Christmas Vespers 22 Last day of school before Christmas 25 Christmas Vacation 31 10 1112 14lr 71819 2' 25 26 111213141! 18 192021 21 27282! 68 131 17 192021 242526272829 THE YEAR JANUARY 2 School Reopens 2 Northwestern vs. Girard 16 Northwestern vs. Fairview 29 Mid-Winter Band Concert FEBRUARY 2 Northwestern vs. Girard 22 Jr. High Basketball 23 Tournament MARCH 1 Jr. High Basketball 2 Tournament 8 Senior Chorus 9 Variety Show APRIL 13 Class of ’63 Dance 23 Student Council 24 Convention 27 Sr. High Spring Concert MAY 4 Jr. High Spring Concert 18 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 22 May Day 25 Sr. Send-off Dance 27 Baccalaureate 29 Last Day of School 31 Graduation Alice OUT OF THE FRYING PAN O ! ’ i Bob Paul Jane Skip Jeannette tA;A r a Director: Jon Walter Student Director: Diane Bankcs Shirley Bob Carson Judy Butch Bob 70 BREESE MOTOR SALES We, the students of Northwestern wish to thank the P. T. S. A. for all the help they have given us, and among all, the Christmas Dance that was held December 26, 1961, in the High School gymnasium. 71 Registration Officers The Northwestern Pennsylvania Stu- dent Council Convention was attended by 272 students and advisors from five counties. Alice Gallant presided as district president. The participants spent several hours in small discussion groups analyzing their problems and exchanging ideas concerning the theme: Student Coun- cil, THE Stepping Stone to Democ- racy. Dr. P. H. Augustine and State Senator William Sesler were the key- note speakers at the banquets. A Discussion Group Alice Gallant CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS President, Ted Oncst; Vice President, Larry Kulyk; Secretary, Arlene Payne; Treasurer, Steve Mellon; Advisor, Mr. Cassidy. Camera Club at Work The Camera Club assists the Yearbook Staff by producing pictures for the Del Nord Ovest. Throughout the year they photograph school events and take the Senior portraits. 74 IRAN P. PAYNE GARAGE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION SPEAKERS AND TORCH BEARERS SENIORS JUNIORS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President ... Larry Huntley Vice-President Robert Greer Secretary Rebecca Kominsky Treasurer ___________________________ - Alice Gallant Skip Holliday President Wanda Buschak Vice-President Sally Valentine Secretary Bob Greer Treasurer Haul Neeley Correspondence Mr. Cook Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL VARSITY N” Larry Kulyk President Ron Scalise Vice-President Carol Tobin Secretary Delores Allburn Treasurer Mr. Kromer Sponsor DRAMATICS CLUB Sally Ulan President Barbara Barney Vice-President Janet Kohl Secretary Mr. Walter Sponsor 76 Jane Rindo President Joyce White Vice-President Bonnie Hosack Diane Rauscher Secretaries Shirley Martin Treasurer Sue Stahlman Faith Podoll Program Chairmen Becky Thompson Chaplain Miss Kenney Sponsor TRI-HI-Y Hl-Y Bob Greer President Lamont Jones Vice-President Butch Stahlbaum Secretary Ron Scalise Treasurer Alfred Stewart Chaplain Mr. Davis Sponsor LIBRARY Jeannette Freeman President Delores Parobek Vice-President Joyce Jeffers Secretary Linda Randall Treasurer Vivian Graff Sergeant of Arms Mrs. Maczuga Sponsor 77 Judy Neal President Judy Schmidt Vice-President Bev Adams Secretary Bev Wilcox Treasurer Mrs. Harpst Sponsor F. F. A. LeRoy Barker President Cyril Ley Vice-President David Alexander Secretary Toby Workmen T reasurer Mr. Osborne Sponsor CHESS CLUB Ted Onest President Tim O’Leary Vice-President Melba Tortorelli Secretary-T reasurer Mr. Molsky Sponsor 78 Kathy Kohl Editor Jean Heath Judy Erickson Typists Mrs. Freeburg Sponsor NEWSPAPER SENIOR PROJECTION Leon Keiser President Russell Fetterolf Vice-President Douglas Card Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Dovensky Sponsor BATON TWIRLERS Jane Rindo President Peggy Tcrcho Vice-President Laura Shiley Secretary-T reasurer Mr. King Sponsor 79 Liz Dean President Phyllis Holbrook SecretaryT reasurer Mrs. Sabol Sponsor TEEN - AGE BOOK CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS Barbara Barney President Cecilia Dewey Vice-President Viane Loftus Secretary-T reasurer Carol Tobin Librarian Miss Mershon Sponsor PEN PAL CLUB Judy Field President Mary McBride Secretary Mr. Burns Sponsor 80 ATHLETICS First Row — Mr. Twardowski, R. Dichi, K P. Neeley, R. Breese, B. Weeks, F. Lewis, G Second Row — T. O'Leary, D. Peters, G. Bon J. Niemla, R. Barton, B. Weis, D. Lynch, D, Third Row — F. Black, J. Gillette, W. Dietz Mihilak, D. Bartifi, L. Huntley, H. Bates. Fourth Row — D. Byrd, K. Kinsey, N. Thomas! Ingold, G. Lucas, P. Mosinski, D. Boyd. VARSITY 82 Friend, L. Kulyk, J. Diehl, R. Scalise, B. Theil, Woods, Mr. Sabo. nick, D. Keith, W. Holliday, L. Jones, B. Shiley, Sherman. N. Siders, N. Gibson, P. Weldon, E. Dean, M. F. Brown, R. Woomcr, L. Adams, W. Blood, J. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD DEDICATION The dedication ceremony for our new Lou Rogers Memorial Scoreboard was held on October 6, 1961, before the Wesleyville game. The scoreboard is in Memoriam of the late Lou Rogers, grandfather of Wildcat Lawrence Kulyk. The scoreboard will be appreciated by Northwestern students for many years to come. LOUIS J. ROGERS Mrs. Louis J. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. John Kulyk WILDCAT” ACTION Northwestern 55 Conneaut Valley 46 Northwestern 48 Conneaut 42 Northwestern 63 North East 82 Northwestern 54 Ft. Lebouef 65 Northwestern 75 Gen. McLane 41 Northwestern 57 Saergertown 81 Northwestern 67 Conneaut Valley 48 Northwestern 76 Girard 66 Northwestern 70 Wesleyville 60 Northwestern 72 Union City 41 Northwestern 57 Wattsburg 60 Northwestern 67 Fairview 57 Northwestern 67 Lawrence Park 82 Northwestern 70 North East 83 Northwestern 57 Ft. Lebouef 59 Northwestern 77 Gen. McLane 50 Northwestern 73 Girard 72 Northwestern 81 Wesleyville 88 Northwestern 71 Union City 45 Northwestern 71 Wattsburg 55 Northwestern 76 Fairview 66 Northwestern 60 Lawrence Park 46 VARSITY VARSITY TEAM — Back Rou , Left 1 Huntley, Cy Ley, Tim O’Leary, Larry Blood. 88 BASKETBALL 89 J.V. BASKETBALL Standing, Left to Right: Raymond Cline, Neil Siders, Paul Weldon, Greg Lucas, Dale Peters, Dennis Lynch, Howard Gibson, Ernest Dean, Mr. Henderson. Seated: James Sebring, Joe Chromik, Clem Farver, Dennis Byrd, Ronald Kuvik, Dan Boyd, Martin Loftus. J.H. BASKETBALL Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Connors, Tim Barker, Martin Ley, Dave Otis, Bob Cryder, Tom Hubbard, Joe Lisek, Bob Pavkov, Larry Smith, Lenny Smith. Kneeling: Dave Merrit, Howard Harper, Buster Skelton, Dan OBarsky, Wes Freeburg, Dick Harayda, Dave Davis, Ed Huntley. 90 ROGER S GENERAL STORE TOURNAMENT WINNERS North East JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT RUNNERS-UP Cambridge Springs CONSOLATION WINNERS Fairview GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP Northwestern WRESTLING First Row: Ken Kinsey, Frank Bartosek, Joe Williams, Wayne Drury. Second Row: Toby Workman, Chuck Vorse, John Artello, Bill Thiel, Paul Neeley. Third Row: Dennis Orr, Walt Dietz, Schyler Revak, Fred Lewis, Jim Gillette, Frank Brown. BASEBALL TRACK TEAM mj ms jmhi t rli pu Y ft IN ACTION . 3 - -Jfc. I - • -A.- JL HP ifi it i,m r' t1' � t a -I Coach Hender i Coach Sabo GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Underclassmen A.A. CABINET MEMBERS Miss Mershon _______________ . __ Arlene Payne ___________________________ Jane Rindo _________________________ Martha Duda __________________ Ellen Shauberger Connie Barnes Sally Ulan Judy Neal Paulette Park 95 VARSITY CHEERLEADING Left to Right: Vickie Shup, Madeline Sawdy, Karen Reinke, Judy Autry, Susan Hull, Joyce Pomeroy, Sandra Brown, Captain. Sandra Karen 96 KINNAN S RED AND WHITE J.V. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Pat Babbitt, Louise Rice, Sally Valentine, Norma Dibble, Wanda Buschack, Connie Greenup. J.H. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Mary Ann Rumsey, Sally Malena, Peggy Tobin, Sally Thompson, Sharon Hill, Barbara Maskin, Marsha Soltis. ALBION LUMBER 97 BASKETBALL MANAGERS From left to right: Terry Lavery, Richard Young, Harold Butler, Arthur Bankcs. BUSINESS MANAGERS From left to right, front row and back row. Front: Alice Gallant, Delores Alburn. Back: Cathy Breese, Nancy Shau- berger. FOOTBALL MANAGERS From left to right, front row and back row: Paul Mellon, Alfred Stuart. Back Row: Lawrie Hills, Joe Huya. MUS C + SENIOR HIGH The Senior High Chorus is open to any Sophomore, Junior, or Senior who desires to participate in group singing. The aim of the chorus is to perform choral music in as professional a manner as possible and have a good time doing so. The group helps to enrich school life by providing music for Christmas Vesper Service and Baccalaureate. The high lights of the year are the annual Spring Concert and Minstrel Variety Show. 100 TOWN CLEANERS MIXED CHORUS DIRECTOR Mr. Baran SKELLIES STORE 101 CHORUS President ----------------------- __ Lawrence Taylor Linda Carr Vice-President _ -------------------------- Sandra Brown Diane Harrison Secretary --------------------------------- Carson Toddy Shirley Martin Treasurer ----------------------------------- Sue Stahl man 102 Carl Copeland Betty Tercho Judy Gillette Jean McAdoo Shirley Martin Carl Copeland Jeanne Demmery BREWSTER'S SUNOCO STATION PEP BAND President __________________________ Bob Turner E alton Hammond Vice-President _ - Becky Thompson Joy Kennedy Secretary-Treasurer ____________________________Carol Tobin Tracy Sherman KENDALL GAS STATION 103 SENIOR HIGH The Northwestern High School Band participated in all home football games for a half-time program. They have a Mid-Winter concert and an annual Spring Concert. This is under the direction of Mr. William King. 104 KENNEDY’S STORE BAND Mr. William King L. L. BROWN FEEDMILL 105 TRI - M Larry Huntley, Historian; Doris Carter, Treasurer; Shirley Martin, Secretary; Robert Turner, President; Dianne Rauscher; Linda Connors, Vice President; William Holliday. Seated, Left to Ri ht: Becky Thompson, Bonnie Davis, Karen Anderson, Jackie Harper, Pat Taylor. Standing: Mr. King, Advisor; Sue Stahlman, Doris Carter, Linda Connors, Shirley Martin, Dianne Rauscher, Jane Rindo. Back Row: John Frombach, Larry Huntley, Robert 106 Turner, William Holliday, Tracy Sherman. MAJORETTES Jane” •'Connie” From left to right: Sue Stalhman, Valania Whaley, Karen Anderson, Jacqueline Stankiewitz, Jane Rindo, Connie Curran, Connie Walbridge, Betty Tercho. 107 SPRING ACTIVITIES f THE LOTTERY” Standing. Left to Right: James Adams, Neil Siders, Kenneth Hurst, Dennis Palo, Thomas Tucker. Seated: Karen Otis, Kathleen Pollack. Absent from Picture: William Randall, Vicky Shup, Faith Podoll, Melba Tortorclli, Dale Peters, Carol Josefowitz, Linda Winship, Kathleen Leopold, Shirley Dietz, Janet Kuvik, Vickie Tortorelli. THE RED CARNATION Left to Right: Richard Walbridge, Francis Black, Irene Divell. no THE BAD CHILDREN’ Left to Right: George Gevin, Barbara Callahan, Norma Dibble. Absent from Picture: David White, Mary Eddy, Carson Toddy, Barbara Kinsey. MAY DAY QUEEN JUDY NEAL Queen and Court — Elaine Dunlap, Harriet Thomas, Beverly Adams, Anne Randall, Attendants; Joyce Evans, Gregory Neal, Roger Evans. Crowning of the Queen, Janice Steinhoff. Ill Larry Kulyk Bob Turner SCIENCE Bob Stallbaum, Bob Williams 112 John Kelly Jane Rindo, Judy Neal FAIR Ted Onest, Steve Mellon JR.-SR. BANQUET Speakers Table The usual custom of having the Prom and Banquet on two nights was changed this year to having it all on one night. The guest speaker for the evening was Senator William Scsler. There was a dual menu consisting of Swiss steak or fish. MAY 18 BAUER’S GROCERY 115 CLASS 116 C9. dO COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Larry Huntley, Steve Mellon, Rebecca Kominsky, Larry Kulyk, Robert Turner. AWARDS HIGH HONOR STUDENTS HONOR STUDENTS Mary Jane Aldrich Connie Hill Larry Huntley Rebecca Kominsky Larry Kulyk Steve Mellon Judy Neal Jane Rindo Robert Stallbaum Bill Theil Robert Turner Sandra Brown Russell Fetterolf Bob Greer William Holliday Kathleen Kohl Paul Neeley Beverly Wilcox Ronald Rickard Ellen Shauberger James Sherman Lawrence Taylor Carson Toddy Joyce White Yvonne VanMeter Robert Williams HARTHAN AWARD_________________ BABE RUTH AWARD_______________ LIONS CLUB SERVICE AWARD _____ CONRATH AWARD IN JOURNALISM D. A. R. _____________________ AGRICULTURE __________________ ART __________________________ COMMERCIAL ___________________ ENGLISH LITERATURE ___________ ENGLISH COMPOSITION __________ HOMEMAKING ___________________ INDUSTRIAL ARTS ______________ LANGUAGE _____________________ MATHEMATICS __________________ MUSIC ________________________ PHYSICAL EDUCATION____________ SCIENCE_______________________ SOCIAL STUDIES________________ Judith Neal, Perry Duncan _ Arlene Payne, Larry Kulyk ----------- Russell Fetterolf ------------- Judith Autry -------------- Joyce White ------------- James Sherman --------------- Carson Toddy --------- Rebecca Kominsky --------------- Larry Kulyk --------------- Steve Mellon ------------- Sandra Peterson -------------- Perry Duncan --------------- Larry Kulyk --------------- Larry Kulyk -------------- Robert Turner William Theil, Arlene Payne ---------------Robert Turner --------------- Larry Kulyk 118 CLASS WILL TESTATOR WILL RECIPIENT Beverly Adams Mary Jane Aldrich Judy Autry Diana Bankes Leroy Barker Connie Barnes Jim Barrante Edwin Bates Jack Bates Shirley Black Wayne Blood Tom Boyer Sandra Brown Barbara Callahan Jim Callahan Becky Campbell Doug Card Dan Carr Glenn Carter Norma Cook Mary Ann Crawford Jim Crowl Connie Curran Elizabeth Dean Bill Devies Marty Dibble Jim Diehl Marv Doran Perry Duncan Carol Eaton Ellen Erdman Judy Erickson Russell Fetterolf Paul First Jeannette Freeman Alice Gallant Judy Gillette Laura Grate Beverly Graves Bob Greer Jeanne Heath Connie Hill Lawrie Hills Skip Holliday Bonnie Hosack Larry Huntley Bonnie Jamieson Joyce Jeffers Lamont Jones Leon Keiser Danny Keith Duane Kemling Cathy Kireta My homework My long walks to school My hair-do's My memories of NHS A butch haircut My quietness My football career My football ability My wrestling ability Ability to get in trouble My days out of school Junior English Class My desire to play football My ability to stay slim Case of Metrecal My fun in high school My seat in P.O.D. My senior English book My teeth My books My quietness My bottle of peroxide My smile My earrings My brother-in-law’s truck My hair My guns My seat in 201 Spaghetti and Meatballs Homework My cast off gum My seat in P.O.D. My doorbell horn My age Collection of class rings My diploma My small shoes Natural blonde hair My shortness My fun in College English Ability to get along with Dick Mary Jackson Girard My traveling bag My Secret Math ability Good times at school Natural blonde hair Some get up and go My bad dreams Miss Kenney Nieces and nephews My height Anyone who wants it Carol Aldrich Shirley Martin My sister Jeanne Mr. Osborne Connie Lahnan Any smoker Lucky underclassmen Miss Kenney Anyone who needs it Some lucky hunter Anyone who w-ants it Team who needs it Miss Kenney Miss Kenney John Artello Ken Hirst Some sucker Mr. Dovensky Ralph Graham Terry Sumner Mr. Henderson Mr. Maczuga Anyone w'ith holes in ears Myself Mr. Osborne Clark Hoover Carl Morley Mr. Caserta Junior class Good gum chewcrs Carl Copeland State Police Squeaky” My sister Sally Charlie Popka Carolyn Demenik My daughter Cathy Holliday Anyone who wants to get out His sisters Biology class Anyone who wants it Next student to go abroad Mrs. Maczuga Judy Ifft Maureen My brother Jim Northwestern ”Wildcats Judy Ifft Junior class Miss Kenney Nancy Matasowski 119 CLASS WILL TESTATOR WILL Kathy Kohl Becky Kominsky Larry Kulyk Shirley Lavery Phyllis Lenhart Cyril Ley Richard Mansfield Kay Mauk Bill McAdoo Roberta McConegly Steve Mellon Martin Miller Sandy Miller Judy Neal Paul Neeley Ted Onest John Patten Arlene Payne Bob Payne Sandra Petersonq Joyce Pomeroy Janice Postgate Ella Randall Karen Reinke Ronnie Rickard Jane Rindo Ronnie Scalise Judy Schmidt Rauline Senyo Ellen Shauberger Jim Sherman Bill Shiley Sue Stahlman Butch Stallbaum Alfred Stewart Carolyn Stufflebeam Lawrence Taylor Pat Taylor Betty Tercho Bill Theil George Thomas Carson Toddy Bob Turner Lane Turner Sally Ulan Yvonne VanMeter John Vorse Bessie Walker Martin Wheeler Joyce White Rosemary White Beverly Wilcox Dale Williams Bob Williatps George Winship Stella Winship Ruby Whitmore My natural dark hair Making programs Mark My brother My place in P.O.D. My Science knowledge My long hair My visits to the office My records My weary and tired brain Report Card My natural hair color My place at the lake My personality My harem Picture taking ability My English book Long trips to room 40 Spaghetti and Meatballs My shortness Study halls with J.H. Senior High books My brothers Position on Varsity Squad English Book Ability to keep calm My football position My quietness My happiness Mr. Gilbert's favorite question F.F.A. awards Fun in sports Friendship of Mr. Caserta All My Praise” My ability to raise pigs My P.O.D. reports My fun at parties My fun in High School My baton and trumpet My class ring English Brownie points My brains Report card My inhibition My bull Cheering ability Quietness Troubles Fun in Senior High School Ability to flirt My Thinness My ability to get brownie points Troubles with my Ford My books Ability to type My shape RECIPIENT Natural??? blondes Lucky Juniors Library reference room Senior high teachers Cookie Bates Mr. Ruland Mr. Henderson My nephew' Bob Karl Harris My brainless brother Jim Paul Mellon Maureen Jamieson Joann Klemm Mr. Caserta Clem Farver All C.C.C. members Mr. Caserta Next G.A.A. president The Latin Lover Anyone who wants it Madeline Sawdy Sandy Chamberlain Janet, Janice, Evelyn Connie Greenup Mr. Caserta Becky Thompson Harry Thomas Vicky Shup Kathy and Bob Anyone in love Underclassmen Gene Woods Miss Kenney Our Librarian Shirley White Stanley To all wall flowers Charlene Peggy Nancy Blood Harry Thomas Shirley My sister Someone who needs it Mr. Walter Miss Kenney N.H.S. 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