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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

1964 DEL NORD OVEST Presented By The Yearbook Staff of Northwestern High School Albion, Pennsylvania It is with pleasure and with affection that the staff of the 1963-1964 DEL-NORD-O’VEST dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Joseph Yohman. He has shown much enthusiasm and interest in the activities of his students. Not only has he been a good teacher, but also he has been a fine advisor for such groups as the Student Council and the Class of 1964. The first Homecoming of Northwestern was due largely to Mr. Yohman’s efforts. He gave students invaluable help as well as the guidance needed to make it a success. He is, indeed, worthy of any tri- bute given him. Thank you Mr. Yohman. 3 DEL NORD O’VEST STAFF OFFICERS Co-Editors Judy Ifft John Frombach Nancy Shauberger Secretary Alice Hazer Assistant Editor Kathy Holliday Business Manager Lynne Holliday 4 YEARBOOK STAFF Advertising: Martin Loftus (Chairman) Paul Mellon Bob Kovacs Paula Marshall Sports Tim O’Leary (Chairman) John Niemla Terry Sumner Vianne Loftus Subscriptions Sally Malena (Chairman) Linda Beil Becky Sherman Features Connie Walbridge (Chairman) Ann Mosher Sherry Williams Janet Ingold Club Activities Nancy Shauberger (Chairman) Joyce Rogers Becky Rausch Kathy Miller Seniors Toby Workman (Chairman) Judy Rogers Faculty Barbara Zemcik (Chairman) Patricia Holiday Art David White Underclassmen Alice Hazer Classes Linda Swaney Music John Frombach Tracy Sherman Karen Anderson 5 PRINCIPALS’ MESSAGES To the Graduates, Class of 1964: Congratulations upon your achievement. We are proud of each and every one of you. We hope for you a life of excitement and service; may it be also one of labor and love. As you think about your years in school, we might ask you, “What was important”? Was it the Prom, that football game with Girard; an assembly program? Or are the incidents that gave you satisfaction and that still make you proud the ones like the success that you had in completing' a difficult task like an alg'ebra problem, the conjugation of a verb in language, of the successful solution of a chemistry experiment? How about the time you were able to say a kind word to someone or the time that you were able to give encour- agement and praise to someone deeply discouraged. Remember, too, the thrill you had when you were a member of the team or of a group that had achieved unusual success. Just what was and is important in life? Is it only what we do, or is how we do it important, too? It has been our pleasure and privilege to have known you and to have worked with you. Come back to visit us when you can. Sincerely yours, Charles C. Gilbert Principal Mr. Darwin C. Cook Assistant Principal 6 Dr. Donald C. Thompson Supervising Principal Mr. Charles C. Gilbert High School Principal To the Graduates of the Class of 1964: Never in the history of mankind has the pace of progress of men’s knowledge been so rapid. Experts warn this rate of increase is accelerating at such a speed that the educated individual of today will be unlearned in many phases of life by the close of a single decade. Whether you enter your life vocation now or whether you enroll for higher levels of formal education, I urge you graduates who have mastered so well your challenge for today at Northwestern to continue to grow in the mental, the physical, the social, and the spiritual aspects of your personal- ities throughout all of your lives. May the Com- mencement of June, 1964 truly be a commencement for a new era of learning for you. Thank you for the happy, worthwhile years together. Come back home to Northwestern, often! Dr. Donald C. Thompson Supervising Principal SCHOOL BOARD P.T.S.A. Officers: Mrs. Beil. Mrs Ritter. Mrs Weis. Mrs. Rundell. Seated: E. C. Sherman. A. Madar, R Holdson. W. Youngs, E. T Leehan Standing: D. Cryder. S. Pavkov. A. Beighley, W. Harrington. R. Lawrence. G. Hills. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE SECRETARIES - Mrs Kelly, Mrs. Kreig, Miss Leehan, Mrs. Meeker. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE SECRETARIES - Mrs Shup, Miss Tobin, Mrs. King-. SCHOOL Mrs. Shaffer Mrs. Snyder 8 Mr. Huntley Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Heiges, Mrs. Graham. Mrs Wing:. HELPERS Mr. Roberts Mr. Bishop absent from picture — Mr. Graham ATYPICAL EDUCATION Mr. Coblentz, Mrs. Stanton, Mr. Simmons The Atypical Educational Program maintains a unique position in the system of education by aiding every child with his respective differences and problems through special instruction to attain his maximum potential to become an active citizen in this progressive world. CORE Seated: Mrs. Mellon. Mr. Katchen, Mrs. Freeburg Standing: Mr. Babbitt, Mr. Armanini, Mr. Burns, Mr. Freeburg. The core program functions in the junior high school. Special emphasis is placed upon the development of the common skills needed by all students and the development of special compe- tencies based upon the recognition of individual differences in interest, attitudes, aptitudes, and capacities. 12 COMMERCIAL Mrs. Beighley, Mrs. Martin. Miss Beard. Absent from the picture. Miss Brown. The aim of the business education department is to prepare students for positions in the business world. Students are given the opportunity to take such courses as typewriting-, short- hand, bookkeeping, and office practice. FINE ARTS Mr. Tortorelli, Mrs. Crandall, Mr King The aim of the Fine Arts Department at Northwestern is to make music and art an integral part of school life. We attempt to fulfill this aim by providing musical activities and a well- rounded art program for the many and varied interests of our students. j, HISTORY Mr. Connor, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Howland, Mr. Yohman The social studies department attempts to give each student knowledge and experiences which will enable him to develop a sense of undying loyalty to the ideals of this country and an understanding of and an appreciation for the democratic way of life. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Lisek, Miss Smith, Mrs. O’Leary, Mr. Phillips. Health teachers are responsible for assisting the student to gain an intelligent under- standing of the human body and mind and for coupling with this knowledge a desire to achieve 14 the highest degree of physical and mental fitness. MATHEMATICS Mr. Minch, Miss Klucinec. Miss Mershon, Miss Kingsley, Mrs. Stahlbaum. “Mathematics, the queen of the sciences,” sparks logical thought, problem solving ability, precision, and creativity. America’s future world position can be traced, as much as through progress in government and human science, in the parallel progress of her practical scientists and theoretical technicians — the mathematics students of today. LANGUAGE Miss Kenney, Miss Scalise, Mr. Horn, Mrs Sabol, Miss Paulson. The facility of speech and of writing is a treasure greatly to be desired. The poise and the self-confidence gained through speaking and writing experiences will enable each to take a responsible roll in community affairs as well as to enrich the individual’s personal and voca- ]5 tional life. PRACTICAL ARTS Seated: Mrs. Porter. Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Mulholland Standing: Mr. Leehan, Mr. Crilley, Mr. Mellon, Mr. Sabo. The industrial arts curriculum consists of an exploratory junior high program and a well- rounded series of unit shop courses in the Senior high which takes in advanced work in electric- ity, electronics, general metal, mechanical drawing, and wood. SCIENCE Mr. Twardowski. Mr. Dovsnsky, Mr. Molsky. Mr. Cassidy. Mr. Clinger. The science department is organized to challenge all students at all grade levels. Its aim is to make each student think, plan, and organize to the best of his ability in order that he be a fine, contributing American. GUIDANCE Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Hazer STUDENT TEACHERS FIRST SEMESTER: Mr. Pencille, Mr. Curry. Mr Newman. Mr. Posati SECOND SEMESTER: Mr Jensen. Mr Hudler. Mr Hodges, Mr Baur. Mr Golla. SABBATICAL LEAVE 81 SSV1D ( u ci IV1 b H «i OF “64” 19 IN MEMORY OF CHRISTINE CHURCH Karen Linnea Anderson “Karen” Course: Special Ambition: Dance with Fred Astaire . .. favorite possession: turtles Heard saying: “What do I do now?” . seen with . . . the crowd. Head Majorette . .. Tri-M. Margaret Rose Anderson “Marti Course: Academic Ambition: physical therapist . . favorite possession: my trumpet . . . Pet Peeve: people who hold grudges seen with: Squeaky and Kitty. Judith Ann Baldwin “Judi Course. Academic Ambition: to move, make scads of money, and live in Hawaii . favorite possession . . . '61 class ring heard saying . . “You’re out of your mind” pet peeve gym class .. . seen with Bill. Alan Claire Bainbridge “Beany” Course. General Ambition: To marry a rich woman . . favorite possession: my trumpet heard saying: “Let’s go to Conneaut! seen with the gang. Lonnie Lee Adams “Bill- Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: find a job heard saying: “Cool it, man” pet peeve . .. History class seen with George. Nancy Helen Artello “Nancy” Course: Business Ambition: ’65 class ring . heard saying . “Where’s Bruce?” .. seen with Bruce. 21 Dennis Steve Bartfai Bare” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To meet a thousand girls favorite possession ... My ’56 Pinky . heard saying . . “Let’s have a party at the mountains . . . pet peeve Girls . Seen with . . The Big Seven Roger James Barton Jake Course: Academic Ambition: to brainwash Mr. Cassidy favorite possession my seat in College English 12 heard saying “Barf’ pet peeve Junior High Stu- dents seen with . P J. and Marty. Barbara Ann Barney Barb Course: Academic Ambition: to teach English at Northwestern . . heard say- ing: “You’re Kidding!” favorite possession . . . my driver's license . pet peeve . . people who brag seen with . Jackie and Val . . . National Honor Society. James Larry Barker “Jim” Course: Agriculture Ambition: join the Marine Corps heard saying: “Let’s go to lunch” . . . pet peeve . . . Girls . . . seen with . . . Tobias. Karan Louise Barney “Carrots Course: Commercial Ambition: own my own Cor- vette . .. favorite possession . .. my stuffed animals and their memories heard saying . . . “Silly rabbit” . . . pet peeve . . . getting out of gym class late Judith Evelyn Barrante “Judi Course: Business Ambition: to get a job, save money and goto Italy . favor- ite possession . All my letters . heard saying WHAT AM I going to do?” pet peeve bleached hair . seen . . on the bus with Nancy 22 Mary Louise Bartosek “Mary Course: Vocational Home- making- Ambition: To get a certain Girard boy . .. Favorite posses- sion: My driver’s license Pet Peeve: The boys at McDon- ald’s Seen with Sandy and Carol. Naomi Annette Bates Cookie Course: Business Ambition: To lead a happy life . Favorite Possession: High school memories Heard saying: You’re gonna’ get it” Pete Peeve: Certain girls Seen with Karan, Linda, and people. Joyce Ann Boozer Joyce Course: Business Ambition: To be successful and have a happy life Fav- orite Possession My mem- ories of May 17, ’62 and Oct 12, ’63 . Pet peeve: Report Card day . . . seen with: Sandy and Bonnie. George Lowell Bortnick Rico Course: General Ambition: to have money and friends . . Favorite Posses- sion friendship Heard saying: Hey. Man Pet peeve Brownies . seen with Norma. Sarah Jane Brisley Jane” Course: Special Ambition: learn to drive a certain ’63 Galaxie. Favorite Possession: Memories of my brother, David Heard saying: Bet me Pet peeve: certain guys who cheat at cards Seen with Carol. Bud, Diane. Evelyn Jean Brown Evelyn Course: Business Ambition: Find Mr Right” Favorite Possession: Driver’s license Heard saying Oh Bugs Pet peeve: Teachers. P O D. seat. Seen with Nancy 23 Frank Edward Brown “Frank Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: join the Navy . . favorite possession, my pas sing- grades . heard saying: “Like a Chinese fire drill” . . seen with Kenny Kinsey . . Nancy Evelyn Burns “Nanc” Course: Business Education Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do and find Mr. Right favorite possession, driver’s license . . heard say- ing. “If you say so . . . pet peeve, Homework on week ends . . . seen with Evelyn . . . Wanda Jean Buschak “Bushy Course: Commercial Ambition: To be successful and happy at whatever Ido... favorite possession, my black “chariot . pet peeve, people who won’t think for them- selves . seen with the crowd .. . cheerleader. Harold Milton Butler “Bo” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: become a machin- ist . . favorite possession, my false tooth . . heard saying. Breaks me up” . . . pet peeve, people who irritate me . seen with Jim and Terry . . . Kathy Callahan “Kitty” Course: Business Ambition: To become a suc- cessful beautician. Values her class ring . . . Heard saying “You don’t mean it!”... Pet peeve speeches in Eng- lish class . Seen with Diane. Jean, and Sharon. Robert Bruce Caldwell Rod - Ruster” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: to inherit one-half million dollars . favorite possession, my driver’s li- cense . . . heard saying, “Don’t feel lonely” . pet peeve, flat tires on Saturday nights . . . seen with Joe, Bill, Denny, Rory, and Tim. 24 William Irvin Caldwell “Rod-Ruster” Course: General Ambition: to enter the service . . . favorite possession, my ring . heard saying, “Hi” seen with Linda .. . Jean Marie Carr “Jeanie” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: to graduate fa- vorite possession, class ring . . heard saying, “So what” pet peeve, cliques . . seen with Cathy, Linda, Nancy, Kathy, and Anne Karen Dawn Cathcart “Sis Course: General Ambition: to go to California to live . . . favorite possession, my senior driver’s license and my car . heard saying, “So. what did I do now?” seen with Curly” ... in National Honor Society Joseph John Chromik “Joe” Course: Academic Ambition: to be a college prof . . favorite possession, car keys . . heard saying. “Set ’em up. Anges” pet peeve, ice- cubes for dates seen with Dave and Marty . National Honor Society. Linda Daryl Carr “Dee” Course: Academic Ambition: to be able to get to bed at 10:00 P M favorite possession, my red card from the Department of Revenue heard saying. “Beans!” pet peeve, book reports and term papers . . . seen with Bone Sandra Lee Conover Shorty” Course: Business Ambition: to become 6’ tall favorite possession, my driv- er’s license heard saying, “I am gonna beat you up!” . . . pet peeve, underclassman seen with real people 25 Bonnie Kay Davis “Bone” Course: Academic Scientific Ambition: learn to surf . . . favorite possession . . . ’55 blue Ford . heard saying . . . “Where’s Joe?” pet peeve . . English Book Reports . seen with Dee and Crumb. Tri- M National Honor Society. Cecelia Violet Dewey “Cecil” Course: Academic Ambition: Teach? . . . favorite possession . . letters from certain boys heard saying You do it; I’m shy” pet peeve boys who talk too much . . . seen with . . . Cheri, Kathy and Pat. Karlis J. Draulis Karl Course: Academic Ambition: Elephant Hunter . favorite possession . eleph- ant gun . . . heard saying . . “Bull”.. . seen with Paul Mary Jean Demmery Flint Course: Business Ambition: to eventually get my driver’s license . . . favor- ite possession . . . my 8” x 10” heard saying “Let’s do something” . . . pet peeve . . . two-faced people . . . seen with ... the crowd. Sandra Lee Drury “Sandy” Course: Business Ambition: to have a happy and successful life . favorite possession . . size 10 class ring heard saying “Where's Donald? seen with Donnie. Flora Leigh Demarco “Flower” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: Airline’s steward- ess . . favorite possession . . . keys and license . heard saying . “Coo, coo . . . seen with Pam and Bonnie. 26 Theresa Elaine Dunlap Shorty” Course: Business Ambition: get married values . . . his ring . heard saying . . . Okay, wise acre” . . . pet peeve . . . teachers who tease seen with . . . Deraid Black William John Fails “Bill” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: to be a pool shark . values Chevys heard saying. Sneak off” pet peeve. Conneaut girls seen with Denny and Joe James Glen Eaton “Jim” Course: Industrial arts Ambition: to live happily ever after . values Laura heard saying. “Tell us about it” . . . pet peeve, student teachers seen with Laura Jean. Kathleen Lora Ellis Kathy Course: General Ambition: to be a bubble gum saleslady . values my col- lection of butterflies and moths . . heard saying. Yipes!” . . . pet peeve, open cupboard doors . seen with Cecil Linda Sue Fetterolf Dinnie Course: Special Ambition: to become a house- wife . . . values my class ring . heard saying, ‘Tough luck. Charlie” . pet peeve, speed- ers . .. seen with Cathy Clemens Burton Farver Dink” Course: Business Ambition: to replace Jack Polancy . heard saying. “What do you want me to do about it? . . . values his shiny nose .. seen with everyone 27 Norma Cecilia Fierro “Norma” Course: Business Ambition: to travel around to many countries . favorite possession . . . POD class . . . heard saying . . . “Oh yes. Okay.” . . pet peeve . . . many tests .. . gift of Ecuador. Catherine Mary Fies “Cathy Course: Home Economics Ambition: go into the Air Force . . . favorite possession . . . Caesar and Cleopatra . . . heard saying . . “No big thing” pet peeve . . . surprise tests ... seen with the mob. Donna Mardell Forinash “Crow” Course: Home Economics Ambition: be a nurse . . . favor- ite possession .. . class ring . .. heard saying “You’re crazy” . . . seen with . . . Ann and Betty John Wiley Frombach “Johnny- Course: Academic Ambition: be a history teacher . . . favorite possession . . . my paperback books . . heard saying . . Come on-let’s get lined up” . . . pet peeve . . certain majorettes . . seen with Tracy and Dalton . . . National Honor Society . . . Drum Major Vivian May Graff “Ki Ki Course: Business Ambition: to be happy, con- tented and rich favorite possession ... a Trojan ring . heard saying “Breaks me all up” . . . pet peeve . . . mustaches ... seen with Doris Ralph Ernest Graham Argram” Course: Business Ambition: to own all of Erie favorite possession . . my father’s car . . . heard saying . . “One, Two, Ready, Play . pet peeve . . book reports . . . seen with . . . Dal- ton 28 Russell Warren Grate “Zorro” Course: Vocational Agricul- ture Ambition: Mechanic. Favorite Possession: My car . Heard saying: “cuter than trees” Pet peeve: wise girls and boys . . . Seen with Billy and Whitey Wayne Thomas Graves “Wheel’m Deal’m” Graves Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Be a disc jockey. Heard saying “Do it again” Pet peeve: girls with a lot of make-up . Seen with Peggy T. Favorite possession: My license. Connie Lee Greenup Green ie Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To find my special someone and be happy Favorite possession: my crown. Heard saying What’s wrong now?” . Pet peeve: Rough boys . . Cheerleader .. . Homecoming Queen ■ Muriel Ann Hammer “Muriel” Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a beautician . . . Favorite Possession: Ham- mond organ. Heard saying: Oh crumb . Pet peeve: teach- ers. Seen with Marian. Course: Academic Ambition: Attend a school of Music . . . Favorite possession: Dad’s Texaco credit card Heard saying: “That’s ’cause I’m perfect!” Seen with Ralph, John, and Tracy. Donald Paul Hanas “Don- Course: Vocational Agricul- ture Ambition: To have a big Chevy . . Favorite possession: ring with initials S.D Heard saying: “Did you hurt the door?” Pet peeve: teachers Seen with Sandy. 29 Jacquelyn Ann Harper “Hackle” Course: Academic Ambition: Attend Saint Bona- venture . . . Values a gold ’63 football . . . Heard saying “Wish it were Friday!” Pet peeve . student teacher in Chemistry . .. Seen with Herm. Tri-M Diane Margaret Harrison “Di” Course: Business Ambition: To be a good teach- er and librarian . . Values a certain someone . . Heard saying “Quiet, there’s too much noise in here” . . . Pet peeve ... a noisy library . . . Arnold Eugene Hill Whitey Course: Agriculture Values his senior driver’s license . . Heard saying . . . “You big Flirt” . . . Pet peeve snobby girls . . . Seen with Pam. Jane Frances Hill “Jane” Course: Academic Ambition: Be a nurse Values the United States Air Force Pin . Heard saying . What time is it?” . . . Pet peeve . . . Physics class . Seen with Maureen Barbara Ann Holder Barb” Course: Special Ambition: To get to Salem, Ohio . . Values her car keys Heard saying . . . Beans” . Pet peeve stuck up people Seen with Gloria. Lynne Gray Holliday “Lynne” Course: Academic Ambition: To find success, happiness, and a husband . Values a 1964 class ring (not hers) pet peeve . . girls who wear short, tight skirts! Seen with DALE . Nation- al Honor Society 30 Charles John Horoschuck “Horse” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: buy a Super Sport . . favorite possession my hair . . . heard saying . . “Aw, come on” . . Pet peeve study hall teachers seen with Wally and Don Judith Ann Ifft “Judy” Course: Academic Ambition: to be on time, favorite possession . . 62 class ring heard saying Oh, I forgot.” pet peeve people who are on time seen with Connie. Editor of Del Nord Ovest Dorothy Ann Hritzay Squeaky” Course: Business Ambition, own a pastel green strait-jacket . favorite pos- session . . . myself . . . heard saying . . . “Gee, I'm sorry pet peeve ... sophomores John Lester Ingold “Fritz” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: to run a girl’s boarding house in Florida . . . favorite possession . . . my black bomb” . . . heard saying . . Breaks me up” pet peeve . . . homeroom . . . seen with “The Big Seven”. Joseph John Huya “Joe” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: to be a State trooper favorite possession . ’57 Olds . . heard saying . . “Is that right?” pet peeve . wild blondes seen with Mike and Denny Maureen Margaret Jamison “Rennie” Course: Home Economics Ambition: to be a beautician favorite possession . .’61 class ring . heard saying “Oh really” pet peeve going to school on Monday morning seen with Mark 31 Bonnie Louise Jones “Bonnie” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To go to a beauty school . .. Favorite possession: my years at N.H.S. . . . Heard saying: “Oh, mother bear . . . Pet peeve: English class. Seen with Joyce, Mary. Lawrence L. Jones “Park- Course: Business Ambition: Accountant. Favor- ite possession: a diploma . . Heard saying: “Whip it on me” Pet peeve: Bleached Blondes. Seen with Larry, Clem, and Greg. Beverly Ann Joslin “Jos” Course: Regular Ambition: To live in Hawaii. .. Favorite possession: driver’s license . Heard saying “Lies and Rubbish . . . Pet peeve: Most teachers . . . Seen with Janet. Blaine A. Keib “Blaine” Course: Academic Ambition: get into college. Favorite possession: Kathy Tucker . . Heard saying: “Say, Man! .. . Pet peeve: dogs .. . Seen with Dink and Jake. Carol Joanne Kinnan “CromeSome” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: To date Ben Casey once . . Favorite possession: Rick’s ring Pet peeve: Boys without shirts tucked in . . Seen with Mary and Sandy Kenneth Earl Kinsey “Champ- Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a state wres- tling champion . . Favorite Possession: bank account . . . Heard saying: “Mother bear” . Pet Peeve. Radio club . . . Seen with The Big Ten. 32 Janet Lee Kohl “Kohl” Course: Business Ambition: To live in Hawaii . favorite possession, driver’s license heard saying, “Your right ... pet peeve school. . seen with . Bev Maureen Joanne Krahe “Maureen” Course: Special Ambition: have fun — stay single . . . favorite possession . . . car keys to Comet . . heard saying, “I’m lonesome . . pet peeve . . Boys I don’t under- stand and dead cars Shirley Ann Kramer “Kramer Course: Business Ambition: make loads of money without any work . . heard saying . . “What . pet peeve people who keep taking their shoes off in class . . seen with Jean Margaret Ann Kreider ‘Tootsie” Course: Voc. Homemaking Ambition: for George and me to marry and have a family . . . values Petergal’s beard heard saying, “Give me liberty or give me death . pet peeve .. . Big Ted . . . seen with Betty Ronald Joseph Kuvik Ron Course: Academic Ambition: to live in California . . . values my friends . . heard saying, “Is that right” . . seen with Girard boys Terry Eugene Lavery “Bo” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To have the good things out of life with lots of money . . values bank account and ’64 class ring heard saying. “That’s tough . . pet peeve . .. stuck-up girls 33 Patricia Ann Lenhart “Pat” Course: Home Economics Ambition: Travel and get married . . Values housework . Heard saying “You are going to get it!” . . Pet peeve . Boys with hot tempers . . . Seen with Dicky Martin Frank Loftus Marty Course: Academic Ambition: To be an M.D. Values my collection of text- books . . Pet peeve people who think we’re hicks from the country Heard saying This is true” Seen with Paul, Dave. Joe. National Honor Society. Jennifer Jay LePosa “Jeff Course: Commercial Ambition: To be the first lady President... Values Snuffy . Heard Saying “Forward Ho!” Pet peeve . . typewriters that can’t spell . Seen with everyone Edward Dennis Long “Mouse” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be an electrician . Values money . . Heard saying “Straighten up!” . .. Pet peeve Electronics Class Seen with Buzz, Steak, and Hurricane Kenneth E. Lewis Ken- Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To become an elec- trician . . . Values my C.B Tranceiver . . . Heard saying “I will finish school no matter what!” . . Pet peeve . . sur- prise tests. Seen with Williard Gregory Lee Lucas Greg” Course Special Ambition: To become a physi- cal education teacher . . Values ring and car keys . . . Heard saying “Hey, Moose!” Pet peeve ... girls .. . Seen with Paul and Bud 34 Edward John Luta Butch” Course: General Ambition: Have fun and to be a success . . Values his scrap- books . . Seen with the librar- ian and Kathy Jean Marie McAdoo Smacks Course: Business Ambition: To sing better Values . accordian and Bruce . . Heard saying “Oh. Brother!” . . . Pet peeve people who can't carry a tune Seen with Doris, Viv and Jeff Leonard Allen Manley “Buzz” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To go West Values his Electronics note- book Heard saying “I’ve had it with ya” . Pet peeve . study hall teachers Seen with Mouse and Hurricane Paul Mellon “P.J.” Course: Academic Ambition: to be successful Values his job at Robb’s Heard saying Don't put me on . Pet peeve . . the long school day . Seen with Marty and Jake Paula Jean Marshall “Rabbit” Course: Business Ambition: Get even with the Navy! . . . Values her two front teeth . . . Pet peeve . double- crossers . . Heard saying Oh. my aching ankles!” . Seen with the Crowd Michael Joseph Mihalak “Mike Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a success Values his varsity letters Heard saying Go on. see if I care; it won’t make you any bigger” Pet peeve people who talk behind your back Seen with the big Seven. Stu- dent Council President 35 Willard C. Mischler “Mish Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: to own a Stingray . . . values his car . . . heard saying, ‘Tough pet peeve, surprise tests . . seen with Ken Lawrence Eugene Nichols Larry Course: Special Ambition: To be a cook . . . values his empty wallet . . heard saying, “Silly Rabbit” .. . seen with Di and Dave Raymond John Niemla John Course: Special Ambition: To go to Alaska . . . values his jeep . . heard say- ing, “What for” . . . seen with Ron. Buzz. Mouse. Stu Timothy James O’Leary Tim Course: Academic Ambition: To graduate from college . . values his bas- ketball . . . heard saying, How about that!” . pet peeve ... a combination of salt, lime, and football field . . . seen with Bud and Denny ... Dennis Alan Orr “Denny” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a draftsman or state policeman values a ‘63 Rambler . heard saying, “Let’s go to Fuzzy’s and Gir- ard. . . pet peeve . . . Girard and Lake City cops . . . Sharon Kay Osborne “Sherry Course: Business Ambition: To have fun . . . values her driver’s license . . heard saying, “Well, do I care?” . . pet peeve . . . my kid brother, Rick seen with Mary, Maureen, Carol, Janie 36 Robert Steve Panko “Bob” Course: Vocational Agricul- ture Ambition: Make a career out of the Marines. Favorite pos- session: '56 Pontiac . . . Heard saying “Don’t knock it”. Pet Peeve: Some Junior girls Seen with: Fire Fighters Doris Ellen Parobek Doris Course: Business Ambition: To get a driver’s license . . Favorite posses- sion: Junior class memories Heard saying: “Tell me all about it” . . . Pet peeve: Sitting home on week ends . Seen with Vivian, Jean Sharyn Yvonne Patton Rose” Course: Business Ambition: Change my last name . . . Favorite possession: ’63 class ring . . . Pet Peeve: certain ’63 girl graduates Seen with The Crowd. Lynn Leroy Payne “Doc” Course: Special Ambition: See the world from the moon Favorite posses- sion: Brains? Heard Saying. “Why?” Pet peeve: Culture at Northwestern . . . seen with a book. Betty Jane Pepperman “Chum” Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: Make a certain guy happy . . . Favorite possession: a certain set of rings . Heard saying: “D-e-n-n-y-I am Not splinter chanks . . Pet peeve: Clicks. Seen with Denny, Magg. Anne Dale Allen Peters “Pete Course: Special Ambition: To marry a million- aire’s daughter Favorite Possession: my “heap . . Pet Peeve: My sweat-shirt-steal- ing sister Seen with Lynne. 37 Keith Lee Pierce “Keith” Course: Special Ambition: Buy a new Impala Values: My driver’s license Heard Saying: ‘‘You know what they say in the Russian Army” . . Pet peeve: Elec- tronics Notes . . Seen with almost anyone Wayne Albert Price “Bud” Course: Academic Ambition: to become an arch- itect .. . Values people’s friend- ship . . Heard saying “What’s your problem?” . . Seen with Tim. Anne Shirley Randall “Anna Bananna” Course: Voc. Homemaking Ambition: to graduate and find a job . Values a cat named “Coon” . . Heard say- ing “Oh Fritzgerald” . . . Pet peeve . tests Seen with Betty, Magg, Jan, Carol, Donna, and Fatty. Lynda Kay Randall “Sam” Course: Business Ambition: To be a good hair stylist Values her freedom Heard saying “Graff, what are you doing now? . . Pet peeve Boys in general . Seen with Fred. Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Electronics engi- neer . Values his car Heard saying Sneak off’ . . . Pet Peeve undergraduates Seen with underclassmen Louise Ann Rice “Ruby Course: Business Ambition: Leave Albion and attend Yale Values her French poodle, Beau Coup Heard saying . . . What? . Huh?” Pet peeve . . . being called stuck up . Seen with the crowd. Cheerleader 38 Byron Thomas Robertson “Butch” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a farmer heard saying “Brute . pet peeve . . . school days . . seen with ... John Niemla Patricia Ann Rogers “Pat- Course: Academic Ambition: become a mission- ary . . . favorite possession Independence . heard say- ing . . Guess what . . . seen with Judy and Joyce Joyce Ann Rogers “Joycie” Course: Academic Ambition: To become a nurse . . . favorite possession . car keys ... heard saying . . “Good grief’ . . . pet peeve . . a twin sister . . seen with ... Bonnie, Linda. National Honor Soci- ety. Ronald Ray Salhoff “Sack” Course: Agriculture Ambition: to get a signed diploma . favorite posses- sion . ’56 Plymouth Con- vertible . heard saying Don’t knock it pet peeve . Stuck-up-girls seen with . .. Don and Skip Judith May Rogers “Judy Course: Academic Ambition: To be a nurse favorite possession . my class ring heard saying “Oh. brother” . . pet peeve homework . seen with Pat National Honor Society Larry Lyle Salisbury “Bugs Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Truck driver favorite possession car . heard saying “Ye-ba-ku . seen with Buzz 39 Linda Ann Salsgiver “Blond ie” Course: Business Ambition: To marry a certain someone . . . values high school memories . . . heard saying. “Yes. sir!”... pet peeve my brothers . . . seen with Cookie and Karan Nancy Ann Shauberger “Nanc” Course: Business Ambition: marry a millionaire and have a life-time maid values a bottle of Pepsi . . . heard saying, “How do you spell that?” . . pet peeve . . . people who are not on TIME .. seen with the crowd. National Honor Society Dale Elliotte Sherman Herman” Course: Academic-Scientific Ambition: to replace Erie sports writers . values number “44 . . . heard saying, “Get serious” . . . pet peeve training rules, seen with the “Big Seven”. National Honor Society Tracy Everett Sherman ‘Trace” Course: Special Ambition: to be an aeronauti- cal engineer . . values F B I. membership card, heard say- ing. Details, details, all the time details” . . . pet peeve . . . the rest of the world seen with John and Dalton. Nation- al Honor Society. Tri-M Reuben Neil Siders “Big Neil” Course: Academic Ambition: to be ambitious . . . values himself . . . heard say- ing, “Cripes” . pet peeve teachers in general . . . seen with nearly anyone Larry Lee Smith Smut” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: to graduate . . . values money . heard say- ing. No sweat” . . . pet peeve . school . . . seen with Buzz and Larry 40 William Henry Smith “Bill- Course: Special Ambition: Diesel Engineering . . . values rabbits heard saying, Don't sweat the small stuff. . . pet peeve . music . . seen with Linda, Bill Pamela Louise Soltis Pam Course: Voc. Homemaking Ambition: To be successful in life . . . values a size 11 Vfe class ring . . pet peeve . . English class Donald Dean Snyder Don Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Career in United States Army . values his class ring . . . heard saying, Never mind” . . pet peeve homework . . seen with Ron and Will Jacqueline Marie Stankiewicz “Jackie Course: Academic Ambition: To teach at Annapo- lis .. . values her library heard saying, You break me up. no kiddin” . pet peeve people who don’t know when they’re well off . . seen with Barbara and Val Ronald Lee Snyder Popeye Course: Special Ambition: To be a truck-driver . . . values his Pontiac.. . heard saying, “Never fear” pet peeve . . homework . . seen with Mouse, Buzz, John David Bruce Struchen Dave Course: Industrial Arts Ambition. To get out of school . . values girls heard say- ing. I have a skull pain.” . pet peeve my sister . . seen with Di and Sue 41 Lawrence Edward Swaney “Larry Course: Business Ambition: to own a Corvette .. favorite possession . . . “65” class ring-. heard saying ... “That’s too bad” . . . pet peeve empty wallet . . . seen with “the guys” Carol Ann Timm “Carol Course: Business Ambition: to be a beautician . values a ’63 class ring heard saying .. . “Hurry up ... pet peeve my brother . . . seen with Val and Laura Linda Jane Swaney Babs” Course: Business Ambition: Train?? state troop- ers . favorite possession that white jacket . . . heard saying . “Look at that Riveira!” . . . pet peeve . . . typing errors . . seen with “the crowd Rebecca Lynn Thompson “Bee” Course: Academic Ambition: see the world . . . favorite possession . Bruno . . heard saying . . “Oh. no! . . pet peeve .. neat lockers seen with “the crowd Tri-M president. National Honor Society Gayle Faye Swanson “Ridge Runner Course: Vocational Home- making Ambition: Make Carl a good wife . . . favorite possession . .. wedding ring . . heard say- ing . . . “Oh, cotton pickin’” . . . pet peeve . . northern climate ... seen with Carl David Harold Turner “Hurricane” Course: General Ambition: to take a trip to the moon values his ability to flirt heard saying . . “Feat- ure that . pet peeve . . . brothers seen with Larry and Ron. 42 I Laura Jean Turner Laura Course: Business Ambition: To live in Hawaii values her dog . . . Heard say- ing . . Are you going to a fire?” . Pet peeve, short boys . . seen with Carol. Val. Carol Walter Alan Ulan “Wally” Course: General Ambition: To shoot a twenty- point buck! . . . values his horse . . . Heard Saying What’s it to you?” ... Pet Peeve Noisy Librarians ... Seen with Charley Sally Sue Valentine Sal” Course: Business Ambition: Change her name . . values Butch’s 62 class ring! Heard Saying . . “Fill it up and check the oil . . . Pet peeve: U.S. Air Force . . . seen with the crowd.” Cheerleader Charles Alan Vorse Chuck- Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Become a drafts- man . . . Heard Saying ... I care less seen with ... Nancy!! Connie Rae Walbridge Connie Course: Commercial Ambition: Attend an all boys’ school!!! values her BATON Heard Saying . Forget it Pet peeve. John Ingold in study hall . Seen with the crowd .. . Peppy Majorette Robert Blain Weis •Weasel Course: Special Academic Ambition To become a skilled machinist . values his Bow- legs” Heard Saying “That’s the breaks huh??” Pet peeve, girls who stand him up!! ... Seen with the crowd 43 Paul Allison Weldon “Cub” Course: Academic Ambition: To retire at 25 with a pension . . . values his false front tooth . . . heard saying. “You’re getting to me. . . pet peeve . . training rules seen with “Big Seven” Valania Joy Whaley “Val” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a nurse . . . values money . . . heard say- ing. “Whatie” . . . pet peeve . boys who are girl-shy and turn to the outdoor life . . . seen with Carol, Jackie. Barb, and Laura .. . Majorette David Raymond White “Dave” Course: Academic Ambition: To be a minister . . . values my shelf of books . . . heard saying, “Crunch” .. . pet pee . . . Wise-guys” . . seen with Joe, Marty, and Tim. Na- tional Honor Society Nancy Lee Wilcox “Nan- Course: Homemaking Ambition: To graduate . . values my class ring and memories of Northwestern . . . pet peeve . . . my brother . . . seen with Pat, Jan, and Linda Mary Alice Williams “Mary” Course: Voc. Homemaking Ambition: To get out of school . . values her size 3Vi class ring . . seen with Betty and Nancy Richard Eugene Woomer “Rick” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To see Hawaii . . . heard saying, “What do you say, man!” 44 Toby Lee Workman Woby Course: Agriculture Ambition: Enter the Air Force Academy . .. Values a 64 class ring (a little too small) Heard saying “Just watch it kid!” . . . Pet peeve people who call me Tobias’ . . Seen with the Student Council Treasurer Allen Lee Crosby “Bing” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Be a Marine Values a bowling ball heard saying Let’s go to Con- neaut . . . Pet peeve Blonds . . . Seen with Squirt Peter Paul Mosinski, Jr. “Pete Course: General Ambition: Get married before 75 . . Values . . . money and food . . Heard saying Cuff’ Pet peeve . David Copper- field.Seen with “Mouse Dennis Barry Byrd Benny’ Course: Special Ambition: Drive my Dad's new car . . . Values his car keys Heard saying “What’s it to yah?” . . . Pet peeve gas pumps . . Seen with Bud. Allan Barbara Ann Zemcik Slugger” Barb Course: Academic Ambition: To be a nurse. Val- ues a ’64 class ring that is too large . . . Heard saying “Where’s Toby? . . . Pet peeve ... people who like to make me blush . Seen with Toby. National Honor Society Ernie Lee Dean Ern” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be successful Values Judy . . . Heard saying What’s up? . . . Pet peeve B.D. . . . Seen with Wally and Joe 45 Fred Charles Vandervort “Fred” Course: Voc. Agriculture Ambition: to be the biggest dairy farmer in Erie County . . . values a 55 Pontiac . seen with Don, Ron ... Dale Gene Greenfield “Jake” Course: Special Ambition: to graduate . . . seen with Bill Herby William Hirby “Hirb” Course: Special Ambition: to be President of the United States . . . heard saying. Suffering succotash” . . seen with Bill Smith SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Toby Workman V ice-President: Connie Greenup Secretary: Lynne Holliday Treasurer: Wayne Price Advisor: Mr. Yohman 46 NORTHWESTERN’S EXCHANGE STUDENT NORMA FIERRO It is with great pleasure that we dedicate this page to you, Norma. We have truly enjoyed having you share our senior year with us. We hope that your memories of Northwestern will be happy ones. .1 The Leopold Family Mrs. Leopold, Kathy, Mr. Leopold, Marlene, Norma, Susan. Norma Fierro 47 Christmas call to home. SENIOR Best All Around Barbara and Toby Best Sportsman Connie and Bud Most Studious Judy, Joe, and Joyce 48 Neatest Dressers Louise and Paul Class Comedians Linda and Clem Most Talkative Nancy and Greg: SUPERLATIVES Most Quiet Jane and Larry Most Likely To Succeed Becky and Martin Best Singers Jean and Tracy Best Actors Linda and Dale Best Dancers Jeanne and Larry 49 UNDER □ZONE the LArl OZONE IN A TMOSPMirB � 5 CALLED Tl 0Z0N05PHEJ because uii VIOLET RA a fooo OEAijS HFm. PASSING PUREOXYCEN BETWEEN TWO METAL ELECTROOES WITH 7000 VOLTS A THE ENERGY Xd CONVERT THE OXYGEN MOLECULES TO OZONE 30. ♦ ENERGY- 20, Row one: C. Aldrich, C. Avey, R. Barker, R. Bishop, A. Bates, L. Beil, W. Bennett Row two: C. Benton, L. Bish, C. Blood, T. Bower- sox, P. Brady, C. Boozer, R. Beebe Row three: K. Breese, B. Brown, P. Buhite, D. Carr, A. Card, L. Carter, G. Car- baugh Row four: J. Chiarizio, V. Clayton, N. Cline, P. Con- nors, K. Copeland, D. Cope- land, H. Crouch Row five: H. Currier. P. Dean. L. DeLong, K. Diehl, D. Dewey. A. Demenik, E. Dujambi Row six: J. Dunda, R. Ed- gin, C. Ebner, R. English, E. Erskin, W. Fetterolf, R. Fies Row seven: D. Fish, J. Forina8h, J. Forinash, S. Frase, S. Freeman, R. Gib- ble, T. Gibson Row eight: J. Gilbert, P. Goedecker, J. Gollmer, L. Gollmer, K. Goodenow. J. Graves, R. Gray Row nine: C. Grove, J. Gulu, G. Hagerty, L. Hale, R. Hale, E. Halstead, E. Halstead Row ten: P. Hammond, D. Hanft, A. Harrington, A. Hazer, M. Hewitt, B. Hill, J. Hill Row one: S. Hill. K. Holli- day. C. Hoover. E. Huntley. J. Huya. D. Hyden, J. In- grold. Row two: S. Jones. D. Kel- ley. S. Kireta. J. Klobusnik. J. Knapp, R. Kovacs, P. Lee- han. Row three: R. Leninsky. M. Leopold, D. LePore, M Ley, J. Lisek, E. Machacek, R. Madar Row four: B. Maksin, S. Malena, E. Marcinowski, S. Marcinowski, R. Mauk, C. McBeth, K. Meeker. Row five: K. Miller, D. Monroe, L. Mooney, A. Mo- sher, M. Murkins, R. Nel- son, D. O’Barsky. Row six: E. Ochalek, R. Os- borne. P. Panko, W Payne, J. Pavkov. J. Peters, P. Pitt- senbarger Row seven: G. Pomeroy, C. Popka, R. Rausch, R. Rein- ke, L. Ritter, B. Roberts, T. Rosecky. Row eight: M Rumsey, Y. Rundell, C. Sabol, K. Sabol, R. Salisbury, R. Sawdy, D. Salhoff. Row nine: R. Seeley, A. Sczyn8ki, R. Sherman, L. Shiley, A. Sinn, M. Skelton, L. Smith. Row ten: L. Smith, P. Ster- ling, J. Stevens, J. Stickner, L. Strasser, L. Streuchen, S. Stufflebeam. iu «rife n x yi di f! r ■ 1 f O 4C1 ki tu a 'v JK e i. Cl i 1 O % -7 a 53 Row one: B Summerville, T. Sumner, D. Taylor, L. Thiel, J. Thompson, S. Thompson, S. Toddy. Row two: C. Tortorelli, T. Tucker, R. Turner, D. Un- derwood. D. VanTassel, L. Walbridge, N. Walters. Row three: S. White, K. Whitney, J. Williams, M. Williams, P. Williams, S. Williams. C. Workman. Row four: S. Wilson, C. Wing:, N. Yazembiak, R. Youngman, D. Zemcik, W Card. 54 D m Row five: A. Ahlred, C. Al- brant, R. Aldrich, K. Allen, C. Alexander, P. Anderson, J. Artello. Row six: R. Avey, J. Ban- kes, B. Baker, T. Barker, S. Barton. D. Bartosek. J. Beck. Row seven: T. Benton, G. Black, L. Bowersox, J. Brandon, J. Burkell, C. Caldwell, M. Carr. Row eight: C. Case, C. Cha- pin, M. Chapin, J. Cook, T. Connor. Row one: C. Copeland, D. Copeland, K. Crosby, R. Davidson, D. Davis, J. Diehl, D. Dorchester. Row two: D. Dowling. R. Doven8ky, P. Duris, V. Dyne. M. Ellis, D. Enslee, J. Everett. Row three: B. Fetteroff, J. Fields, P. Finlaw, R. Fies, O. Fish, H. Fleisch, B. Fobes. Row four: G. Fobes, W Freeburg, J. Gebhardt, M. Gilbert, M. Glass. D. Hall, R. Halstead. Row five: G. Hammett, L. Harpst, C. Harned. S. Har- rison, J. Hart, C. Hayes. N. Hayes. Row six: J. Hazen, D. Ha zeltine, S. Hazeltine, K. Head, M. Heiges, A. Hem- street, C. Henderson. Row seven: R. Henretti, P. Hershelman, J. Hill, D. Hills, G. Holton, C. Hoover, C. Hosack. Row eight: M. Hosey, L. Howland, R. Howland, J. Holtz, S. Hubbard, D. Jen- nings, L. Jones. Row nine: R. Jones, C. Jos- lyn, D. Kennedy, F. Krieg. M Kulyk, J. Kuzma, H. LePore. Row ten: H. Lasch, P. Leach, V. Loftus, B. Macha- cek, M McBride, K. McCall, J. Mellon. 55 ivViinC 56 Row one: D Merritt, D Mil- ler, C. Mitchell, D. Mohr, J. Morrison, A. Mosinski, N. Mosinski Row two: R Mundkowski, W Mundkowski, R. Ober. D. Otis, C. Parker, P. Pav- kov, D. Payne. Row three: L. Peters, M. Peters. L. Pittsenbarger, B. Podluzne, S. Pollack, S. Randall, I. Randall. Row four: M. Randall, A. Reiser, L. Revak, B. Rich- ards, B. Reynolds, G. Rit- chie, T. Ryan. Row five: L. Robertson, M Ruland, S. Rutko, C. Sals- giver, D. Sebring, P Seeley, R. Sherman. Row six: C. Sherman. R. Shields, S. Simlick, P. Sil- man, E. Skelton, V. Snell, W. Stewart. Row seven: L. Summer- ville, D. Suschek, C. Taylor, Taylor, S. Taylor, P. Ter- cho, R. Thomas. Row eight: A. Thornton, P. Tobin, J. Tobin, S. Tozier. G. Turner, T. Warren, M. Washnock. Row nine: W. Webber, R. Weeks, L. Weldon, D. Wil- cox, R. Wickwire, R. White. R. Whitney. Row ten: R. Wolfe. R. Wolfe, H. Woomer. N. Yazembiak, R. Youngman, J. Zemcik, L. Zimmerman. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President..............Edward Huntley Vice-President..........Kenneth Sabol Secretary..........Mary Ann Rumsey Treasurer.............Rebecca Sherman Advisor...................Mr. Clinger CLASS FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President......... Vice-President . . . Secretary......... Treasurer ........ Advisors.......... . . Owen Roberts . Marsha Soltis . Patricia Chuzie Sandra Buschak .... Miss Smith Mr. Sabo SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer. . . . Advisor....... .....James Hart Wesley Freeburg .... Fay Benton ......John Beck . . . Mr. Dovensky 57 First row: Huya, Gunter, Forbes. Woomer, Beatman, Keiser, Petrush, Hellyer, Benham, Gilbert. Zimmerman. Reynolds. Merritt, Lawrence. Pepperman. Phillips Second row: Mr. Babbitt, Thomas. Card, Marcinowski. Fritzges, DeMarco, Shu make. Brooks. Frombach, Warner. Lasch. Wheeler. Knapp. Stichner. Howard 37 First row: Kohut, Harpst. Drury. Fobes, Hills, Wilson. Miller, Krieder. Hoover, Kmecih. Shields. Scalise. Chapin. Krieder. Mrs Freeburg Second row:Ershine. Webber. Bishop, Roan, Tanner. McCaskill, Artello, Bennett. Suschak. Mohr Parker Buhite, Shup, Hayes, Glus, Westerburg. First row: McAdoo, Ingold, Leicht. Fish. Graham. Kennedy. Smith. Williams. Pittsenbarger. Boozer. Hale. Dean. Smock. Dinger. Jones, Taylor Second row: Swaney. Cook, Ritter, Bartlett. Wright, Lechner. Gearhart. Fratalia. Hecker. Struchen. Sterling, Huntley, Watral, Clisby, Raupach, Bowersox, Monroe. First row: Dobransky. Ahlbrandt. Greenfield, Anderson. Kinsey. Weber, Kontola, Bishop, Frombach. Buschak. Kennedy. Second row: Ryan. Summers. Allen. Harrison, Silman, Chamberlain. Reed. Harrington, Stevens. Copeland. Wnek Third row: Morrison. Leash, Barris, Rippert, Kansy, Chetoni, Dinger, Rogers. McCommons. 58 First row: Eaton, Kuzma, Rotko, Parsons, Kohl, Cheney, White, Crowl, Bennet, Fies. McFayden, McCaskill. Holton, Gere- hart, Heaton, Soltis. O’Barsky, Burdick. Kahala. Second row: English, Carbaugh, Stewart. Bartosek, Pettis, Soltis, Dag- gett. Whitney, Fobes, Keib, Webber, Griffen, Reinhart, Konopa. First row:Kramer, Knapp. Huntley. Wright. Jones. Hill. Kuvik, King, Hanft, Hosey. Hazer, Holtz. Kemp. Head. Jennings Second row: Luta. Madar, Hills, Leninsky. Headley, Kersnick, Huya, Lally, Kreider, Hazen, Hill. Lechefsky, Kicey, Lisek, Henderson, Lasch, Krahe. First row: Robertson. Mihalak, Shoaf, Mohr, Reinhart. Revak. Robinson. Matthias, Rosecky, Rosecky, Ruland, Porter. Rausch, Sherman. Marsh, Sebring, McCommons, Mr Coblentz. Second row: Randall. Salhoff. Platz, Pomeroy, Onachila, Pomeroy. Sedor. Shields, Pettis, Senyo. Soltis. Miller. Peters, Ogren. Simlick. First row: Fobes. English. Hall. Duda. Harrison. Dietz. Dewey. Griffey. Demenik. Struchen. Gabel. Hagerty. Hayes. Mr Freeburg. Second row: Field. Foulk, Diehl, Orr, Funkhouser, Dorr. Fuller. Hammond, Grubbs, Graham. Eldridge, Hayes. Harrington, Hambry, Graves. 59 First Row: Snodgrass, Taylor. Weaver. Wing. Dietz. Teed. Walker. Weldon. Thompson. Vorse. Turner. Williams. White. Second row: Mrs Mellon. Toth. Zemcik. Cooper, Lydic, Weatherlow, Sumner. Wheeler, Tucker. Warren. Woodworth. Ward Wilson, Sonn. Winslow. Thomas. First row: Dean. Case, Bartosek, Blood. Copeland. Allred. Brown, Copeland. Ball. Artello. Connors. Cowger. Barker, Clark Dennis. Second row: Bartosek. Connors. Cook. Crane. Aranyos, Burdick. Byrd. Azevedo, DeLong. Artman. Olesnik! Cryder, Brooks, Buhite, Brandon, Babb, Bish. 27 First row: Olenik. Ritter. Meyers. Rickard. Sczynski. Zimmerman. Sargeant. Norton. Ohmer, Proudfoot, Price Roberts bchulz. Second row: Ryan. Pettis. Rose. Petrush. Robinson. Niemla. Pacansky. O Barsky. Salsgiver. Rudler. Parobek’ Wozmiak. Sherman. Rice. First row: Groney, Ingold, Harper. Joslin, Harvey. Hellyer, Hecker. Denham. Jeffers. Haranin. Hovis. Hale. Hazer. Heintz Mr Katchen. Second row: Grubbs. Hagerty. Cooper, Griffey. Washnock. Jenks. Jones. Hotchkiss. Hosack. Hicks Holder Ireland. 60 22 First row: Holtz. Hubbard Yusko, Weeks. Hills. Weldon. Kireta. Shiley, Williams. Fobes. Timm. Walbridge. Mrs O’Leary. Second row: Taylor. Winship. Thornton. Stevens. Stevens. Webber. Strasser. Shiley. Soltis. Ward. Webber. Martin. Woomer First row: Kuvik. Krahe, Kennedy. Little. Lavery. Lawrence, McBeth. McConegly. McCall, Kuhn. Keib. Mr. Phillips Sec- ond row: Luta. Marcy, Baghall. Meola, Kinsey. Minch, Leehan, McAdoo. Klobusnik. Kibler. Mooney. Meerhoff. First row: Fuller. Gleason. Cryder. Diehl, Eagley. Graves. Gleason. Harrington. Taylor. De Vore. Exley. Duda. Figueroa. Gillette Second row: Figueroa. Westerberg. Gibble, Fails. Eddy. Gollmer. Davis. Davis, Dunda. Figueroa. Crane. Eagley. Gilbert. Dorchester. First row: Burdick. Borland. Buschak, Barrante. Adams. Buhite. Bennett. Copeland. Adams. Brosche. Card. Copeland. Copeland Second row: Bowersox. Blood. Brooks. Chiarizio. Baldwin. Brown. Bishop. Chuzie. Alexander. Beatman. Case. Callahan. Chase. 61 ENGLISH College English Junior English 64 Business English LANGUAGES French Latin SCIENCE Biology Chemistry Physics Senior Science Advanced Science MATHEMATICS Algebra n Trigonometry and Solid Geometry Analytic Geometry Business Math Plane Geometry COMMERCIAL Office Practice Bookkeeping Notehand 68 General Business SOCIAL STUDIES Socio-Economics World History I 69 World History II ARTS Senior Arts World Arts VOCATIONAL HOMEMAKING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DRIVER TRAINING 71 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Electronics Metal Shop Wood Shop Mechanical Drawing HEALTH Girls’ Health Boys’ Health PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boys’ Gym Year Book Assembly Slave Day Seniors Jackets First day of school September 3 First home football game 6 Homecoming’ October 12 Thanksgiving November 28, 29 First day of hunting season December 2 First home basketball game 6 First wrestling match 12 Christmas vacation 23 Invitational Tournament 27, 28 Science Fair Tri-Hi-Y Christmas Tree 76 Prom Model U N. School re-opens End of first semester Easter vacation Banquet Prom Baccalaureate Commencement Last day of school January 2 24 March 26 May 21 22 31 June 4 5 Easter Crosses Student Council Elections Junior Olympics NORTHWESTERNS HOME NORTHWESTERN’S FIRST the Student Council under the • Yohman, was one of the most 1963-64 school year. Much feat should be given to the throughout the high school. 78 FIRST COMING HOMECOMING, sponsored by direction of advisor Joseph outstanding events of the praise for the success of this various classes and clubs 79 Phileas Fogg Aouda ...... Passepartout Fay ........ Fix ........ Smedley . . . . ... Ron Madar . Diana Hanft Terry Sumner .. Sharon Hill Robert Reinke Gene Ochalek Stuart ....... Sibyl ........ Hastings ...... Mrs. Murchison Durstan ...... Don Underwood Sherry Williams ... Larry Smith Kathy Holliday .. . Joe Williams Chorus: S. Malena. M. Hewitt. L. DeLong, A. Hazer, K. Breese. R. Edgin, R. Salisbury. J. Lisek, L. Smith. E. Huntley, A. Mosher. Student directors Sally Thompson and Gerry Hagerty. Pianist .................................... Jerrol Hill. Faculty director .................... Miss Maria Scalise 80 The PTSEA of Northwestern High School makes its presence felt in numerous, helpful ways throughout the year. Perhaps the contribution which is most appreciated by the students is the annual Christmas Dance held in the school gymnasium, not only for those students presently enrolled, but also for alumni and parents. The Christmas Dance this year took place December 30, 1963. 85 CAMERA CLUB President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . .. . Treasurer . . . Advisor....... OFFICERS ............Martin Loftus ...........Jim Klobusnik ..........Dennis Suschek ............Paul Mellon .............Mr. Cassidy At the dryer K. Sabol, L. Payne. L. Shoaf, F. Kelley At the contact printer A Mosher. L. Swaney, L DeLong, C. Hayes NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Assembly Seniors Juniors Members of the Northwestern Chapter of the National Honor Society were extremely anxious this year to prove that they truly advocated the principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The society presented an assembly in November to explain its purpose. Several cupcake sales were held in order that the “books be balanced.” Some of the Senior members have received college scholarships. Two very successful social events, dinner and a movie, were enjoyed by the members and their advisors. To climax the school year, twenty new members were inducted in an impressive ceremony for students and parents on April 17, 1964, in the high school auditorium. The officers for the year were: President, Martin Loftus; Vice-President, Joseph Chromik; Secretary-Treasurer, Bar- bara Zemcik; Chaplain, Rebecca Thompson, Emblem Interpreter, Barbara Barney; Advisors, Katherine C. Kenney and Paul Cassidy. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL President Mike Mihalak Vice-President Dick English Secretary Judi Barrante Treasurer Barbara Zemcik Advisor Mr. Yohman JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL President Sandy Buschak Secretary Patty Chuzie Vice-President Ronnie Rulder Treasurer Karen Griffey Advisor Mr. Burns NEWSPAPER Editor Barbara Barney Co-Editor Terry Sumner News Barbara Barney Sports Terry Sumner Typing Judi Barrante Feature Doris Parobeck Publicity and Sales Naomi Bates Advisor Miss Paulson VARSITY “N” President Dale Sherman Vice-President Paul Weldon Secretary Connie Walbridge Treasurer Nancy Shauberger Advisor Mr. Henderson PEP CLUB President Peggy Tobin Secretary Gayle Holten Vice-President Lynette Weldon Treasurer Mary McBride Advisor Miss Smith SPORTSMEN CLUB President Vice-President John Niemla LeRoy Mooney Secretary Treasurer Stuart Revak Arthur Harrington Advisor Mr. Taylor TRI-HI-Y President Becky Thompson Secretary Lynne Holliday Chaplain Alice Hazer Vice-President Wanda Buschak Treasurer Connie Walbridge Program Chairmen Jackie Harper Sally Thompson Advisor Miss Kenney HI-Y President Paul Weldon Vice-President Dale Sherman Secretary Bob Weis Treasurer Bob Gray Chaplain Roger Barton Program Chairman Dale Peters Advisor Mr. Howland LIBRARY CLUB President Vice-President Diane Harrison Janet Everett Secretary Treasurer Julie Cook Linda Peters Advisor Mrs. Synder PROJECTION CLUB President Toby Workman Secretary Joe Huya Vice-President Wayne Graves Treasurer Jim Barker Advisor Mr. Dovensky RADIO CLUB President Mike Mihalak Secretary Jim Hart Vice-President Ken Kinsey Treasurer Keith Pierce Advisor Mr. Leehan F.F.A. President James Barker Secretary LeRoy Gevin Sentinel James Stickner Chaplain Larry Gollmer Vice-President Arnold Hill Treasurer Roger Sherman Reporter Bob Panko Student Advisor Toby Workman Advisor Mr. Crilley F.H.A. President Anne Randall Vice-President Marg-aret Krieder Secretary Paulene Dean Treasurer Linda DeLong Reporter Patty Lenhart Historian Betty Fomish Advisor Mrs. Porter OLD MEMBERS John Frombach, Tracy Sherman, Becky Thompson, Kathy Holliday, Sally Thompson, Ed Huntley, Don Underwood, Sally Malena, Bonnie Davis, Karen Anderson, Jackie Harp- er, Mary Hewitt. Modern usic ASTERS OFFICERS NEW MEMBERS Margaret Anderson, Linda Carter, Alice Hazer, David Davis, Ann De- menik, Jeanne Demmery. Valania Whaley, Shirley Tozier. President. Becky Thompson; Vice- President. Don Underwood; Secretary. Bonnie Davis; Treasurer, Karen An- derson; Historian, Ed Huntley AD- VISOR: Mr King NORTHWESTERN SR. FLUTES Rebecca Thompson Alice Hazer Marlene Leopold Barbara Maksin Kathryn Holliday • Valania Whaley Nadine Hayes Fay Benton Melodie Glass Shirley White OBOES Karen Anderson Bonnie Davis BASSOON John From bach ALTO CLARINET Tracy Sherman CLARINETS Dalton Hammett Jerrol Hill Sherrie Jones Theresa Hazen Sally Malena Linda Carter Marg-aret Leehan Shirley Marcinowski Linda Theil Janet Everett Ann Demenik Cheryl Sabol Marcia Wash nock Barbara Podluzne Linda Walbridg-e Charles Hayes BASS CLARINET Connie Walbridg e ALTO SAXOPHONES Jacqueline Harper • Nancy Burns Kathryn Whitney Shirley Tozier Evelyn Brown Dianne VanTassel Marilyn Heigres TENOR SAXOPHONE Laura Shiley BARITONE SAXOPHONE Ralph Graham CORNETS Sally Thompson Alan Bainbridg-e Robert Gibble James Morrison HIGH CONCERT BAND CORNETS (continued) Michael Kulyk Joseph Lisek Margaret Anderson Raymond Edgin Jacqueline Stankiewicz FRENCH HORNS Edward Huntley David Davis Dorothy Hritzay Mary Ellis TROMBONES Barbara Hill Mary Hewitt Henry Crouch Edward Dujuambi SOUSAPHONES Donald Underwood Wayne Drury PERCUSSION Howard Harper Patricia Holliday Robert Barker Wilma Payne Yvonne Rundell Terry Lavery BELLS Linda Ritter • Bonnie Baker BARITONE HORNS Denotes First Chair People Daniel O'Barsky • Ronald Salisbury 91 Left to right: Jackie Harper. Sec.-Tres; Sally Malena. V. Pres.; Becky Thompson. Pres. BAND DIRECTOR Mr. King- DRUM MAJOR John Frombach Becky Thompson BAND Jackie Harper 92 Tracy Sherman Dalton Hammett MAJORETTES S. Malena. B. Maksin, S. White, L. Theil, J. Stankiewicz, K. Anderson. V Whaley. C. Walbridge. “THE TEMPOS” S. Thompson, M Anderson, M Kulyk, R. Salisbury, D. Hammett, D. Under- wood. H. Crouch. M. Hewitt, B Hill, R. Barker, J. Hill, R. Graham, S. Tozier, N Burns. J. Harper, T. Sherman. L. Shiley. “TRI-TONES” (SEWER-SIX-MINUS-THREE) Dalton Hammett, Guitarist Ralph Graham, Tenor Tracy Sherman, Bass PEP BAND R. Barker, D. Underwood, W Payne, S. Thompson, A. Bainbridge, R. Gibble, M Anderson. R. Salisbury, M Hewitt, R. Graham, L. Shiley, B. Hill, J. Harper, D. Hammett, J. Hill, A. Demenik. L. Carter. N. Burns. 94 CHORISTER OFFICERS Jeanne Demmery, Tracy Sherman. Paula Marshall Tracy Sherman Hay Edgin NORTHWESTERN SR. 1ST SOPRANO Margaret Anderson Patsy Buhite Jeanne Demmery Diana Hanft Dianne Harrison Sharon Hill Linda Hollister Molly Hosey Sue Kireta Dorothy Miller Theresa Peters Mary Ann Rumsey Linda Salsgiver Laura Turner Sue Harrison 2ND SOPRANO Karen Anderson Cheri Benton Barbara Brown Muriel Hammer Bonnie Jones Cheryl Sabol Linda Sommerville Valania Whaley Pat Wheeler Carol Workman Pat Brady Mary Hewitt 96 HIGH CHORISTERS ALTO Barbara Barney Karan Barney Linda Carter Bonnie Davis Kathy Ellis Mary Ellis Gloria Hammett Lynne Holliday Jackie Harper Carol Hoover Sherrie Jones Paula Marshall Jean McAdoo Nora Mosinski Shirley Randall Patty Rogers Beckie Sherman Linda Carr Sally Freeman Phyllis Williams TENOR Pat Connors Ray Edgin Larry Smith Dave Turner Dave Kennedy Frank Kelly Glen Turner Ken Avey BASS George Bortnick Dennis Byrd Joe Lisek John Niemla Gene Ochalek Tim O’Leary Dale Peters Wayne Price Tracy Sherman Larry Smith Lennie Smith Don Underwood Bob Weis Terry Gibson Ray Witney Denotes Section Leader J.V. FOOTBALL First row: R. Sherman. R. Feathers. B. Ifft. D. Merritt. B. Stewart. B Wolfe Second row: C. Salsgiver. C. Hayes. B. Reiser. C. Sherman Third row: R. Davidson. Fred Krieg.C. Mitchell. B. Fies. J. Brandon. W. Weber JR. HI. FOOTBALL First row: P. Hellyer. F McBeth. A Copeland. B. Kuhn. C. Adams H. White. J. Gillette. R Walbridge Second row: B Ha- rannin, B Bish. T Eagley. D. Niemla. R Weldon. R. Pacansky. L Heintz. B Barrante Third row: F Vorse. J Wozniak. D. Salsgiver. M. Figueroa. P. McCall. G. Madar. V. Bartosek. Fourth row: E. Hill. T. Azevedo, T. Simlick, A. Denham, J. Stevens. R Sebring, T. Mihalak. D. Brandon. Fifth row:D Soltis. J Dunda. 101 SENIORS 102 John Ingold SENIORS Wayne Price John Niemla 103 Dale Peters Front Row: C. Copeland. J. Morrison, D. Davis, Cooper, W. Freeburg, A. Reiser, O. Roberts. Second row: D. Copeland, T. Barker, T. O'- Leary, R. Kuvik. J. McConegly, R. Turner, L. Adams. CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY Northwestern's latest addition in the sports field is the Cross Country team. Rug-g-ed endurance, strict training:, and strong: will power are essential factors for this individual sport. Comparable to track runners. Cross Country runners travel a course ranging from two miles to four miles at a demanding pace. A combination of woods, fields, dirt-roads, and cow paths make up the course which these athletes must travel to perfect their skills. Northwestern Cross Coun- try athletes placed fourth in the county standing this year; they will endeavor to better this record next year. N.H.S. IN ACTION 105 VARSITY Gene Ochalek Rich Harayda 106 O’Leary Greg: Lucas Wes Freeburg 107 J.V. TEAM First row: Dave Merritt. Bruce Ifft. Don Wickwire. Jim Morrison. Second row: Coach Henderson. John Gebhart. Paul Duris. Dave Davis. Bob Pavkov. JR. HI TEAM Kelly Graham. Jack Cryder. Brad Harrington. Ron Rudler. Jim Dunda. Dan Lawrence. Dave Cooper. Phillip Heller (score- keeper) Coach Connor. BobSebring, Dick Copeland. Mike Figueroa, Harry White. Lee Heintz. Bill Sargeant. Ben Haranin Roger Harrington, (manager). 108 r JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT All-Tourney Team “Coach Lisek Father of the Junior High Tournament Tournament Champions Runner-up Consolation Winners 109 1964 WRESTLING CHAMPS Top row. standing: J Ingold, L. Mooney. M Mihalak, K Sabol. D. Sherman, D. Orr, C. Vorse Bottom row: R Sherman J Williams, J. Artello, K. Kinsey. W. Webber. T. Workman. B. Weis. Coach Twardowski MANAGER: Lonnie Adams ECL STANDINGS N.H.S. 30 Wattsburg- 15 N.H.S.22 Ft. LeBoeuf 26 N.H.S. 20 Girard 17 N.H.S. 28 Union City 17 N.H.S. 35 General McLane 13 MR. TWARDOWSKI THIS YEAR’S WRESTLING TEAM TURNED OUT TO BE ONE OF THE BEST NORTHWEST- ERN HIGH SCHOOL HAS EVER SEEN. THE MATMEN WON THE 1964 ERIE COUNTY TITLE. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MR. TWARDOWSKI, THE TEAM TOOK THE FIRST COUNTY TITLE FOR NORTHWESTERN IN NINE YEARS. WITH HALF OF THE TEAM RETURNING NEXT YEAR, THE STUDENT BODY SHOULD SEE ANOTHER GOOD TEAM. NORTHWESTERN HIGH AND THE CLASS OF 1964 CONGRATULATE THE TEAM 110 Chuck Dale Bob Toby Ken Denny Workman on the PROWL!!!! Mike Mike goes for another PIN!!!!!! SENIORS Jim TRACK 1 12 High Jump Joe Chromik BASEBALL Left to right. First row: Coach Phillips. R. Sherman, D Merritt, H. Harper, R. Gray, D. Long, D. Taylor. G. Ochalek Sec- ond row: J. Artello. E Dujuambi. J. Gebhart. D O Barsky. D Boyd, T Workman Third row: T Barker, D Sherman, W Fails, M. Loftus, L. Smith. SCHEDULE Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Northwestern vs. Tech Harborcreek Tech Fairview General McLane Fort LeBoeuf Harborcreek Girard Fairview General McLane Fort LeBoeuf Girard Academy 113 BUSINESS MANAGERS Barbara Bowl us, Nancy Shauberger, Kathy Breese, Susan Taylor. ATHLETIC MANAGERS First row: John Zemcik, Lonnie Adams, Charles Sherman. Bill Hirby, Pat Connors Second row: Terry Lavery, Rich Harayda, Jim Brandon, Jim Hart, Harold Butler. 1 14 G. A. A OFFICERS President ..........Connie Greenup V. President .............Bongie Davis Secretary ..........Marlene Leopold Treasurer............... ...........Karen Cathcart Sales Manager ..........Yvonne Rundell Publicity ................Linda Carr Refreshments ..........Elaine Dunlap Equipment .........Diane VanTassel Left to right: Elaine Dunlap. Diane VanTassel, Connie Greenup. Marlene Leopold. Karen Cathcart. Yvonne Rundell. Row one. left to right: C. Meerhoff. R Figueroa. V. Pettis. D Mooney. Y Rundell. E. Dun- lap. Row two: L. Jones. B Jones. P. Soltis. M Soltis. M Leopold, K Cathcart. D Van Tassel Row three: T. Harper, C. Grove. J. Shiley. K Kennedy. C. Brosche. C. Greenup. M. McBride. P. Holliday. S Hazeltine. 115 VARSITY Connie Greenup. Sharon Church. Sally Freeman. Louise Rice. Wanda Buschak. Sally Valentine Sharon Hill. 1 16 LEADING D. Hills M. Rumsey C. Hosack L. Harpst P. Tobin G. Holton j.v. L. Eldridg-e K. Griffey P. Chuzie M. Soltis K. Griffey J. Holtz H. Hubbard M. Krahe JR. HI. 117 NATIONAL MUSIC h AMERI CAST 120 Eliza Doolittle Henry Higgins Colonel Pickering Mrs. Higgins ..... Mrs. Eynsford Hill Miss Eynsford Hill Freddy Hill ...... Alfred Doolittle Mrs. Pearce ...... Parlor Maid Bystanders Director .... Linda Carr . Martin Loftus .... Dale Peters Lynne Holliday . Judy Baldwin ...... Judy Ifft ..... Bob Weis Toby Workman . Cecelia Dewey . Judi Barrante Barbara Barney Keith Pierce Tim Barker .. . Miss Scalise MAY DAY COURT —Linda DeLong. Carol Avey, Janice Forinash. Queen Ann Randall. Pauleen Dean Joyce Boozer. Margaret Kreider. Nancy Kreider, Gary Randall, Bonnie Randall. 121 We all came to the prom to dance the night away. When we were tired, we took places under the awnings of the Hawaiian Hut. BLUE We were all happy to see King Mike and Queen Wanda crowned. HAWAII For refreshments, the S. S. Punchbowl was very handy. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET with the help of the parents 124 and with the presence of several honored guests. especially Toastmaster Mr. Cook. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Left to right: Martin Loftus. Michael Mihalek, Rebecca Thompson. Joseph Chromik. AWARDS HIGH HONOR STUDENTS HONOR STUDENTS Barbara Barney Linda Carr Karen Cathcart Joseph Chromik Bonnie Davis John Frombach Barbara Lynne Holliday Janet Kohl Martin Loftus Joyce Rogers Judith Rogers Rebecca Thompson Zemcik Karen Anderson Margaret Anderson Judith Baldwin Judith Barrante Nancy Burns Theresa Dunlap Catherine Fies Vivian Graff Jacquelyn Harper Jane Hill Lawrence Jones Jennifer LePosa Raymond Niemla Timothy O’Leary Doris Parobek Dale Peters Lynda Randall Patricia Rogers Dale Sherman Tracy Sherman Jacequeline Stankiewicz Carol Timm David White Valania Whaley 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.................. Math...................... Physical Education........ Music..................... Science................... Social Studies............ Rebecca Thompson, Tracy Sherman .... Connie Greenup, Lonnie Adams . . . John Frombach, Tracy Sherman .........Judy Ifft, Barbara Barney ....................Barbara Zemcik .....................Toby Workman ...............Mary Jean Demmery .. Linda Swaney, Nancy Shauberger ..................Martin Loftus .............Rebecca Thompson ....................Connie Greenup ....................Dennis Orr ..................Ronald Kuvik ..................Martin Loftus . . 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