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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

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Beginning as a third grade teacher in Cranesville School, he progressed to elementary principal, high school teacher, high school principal, and supervising principal. lt is with much pleasure and pride that the statt and advisors ot the Del Nord Uvest dedicate the 1967-68 yearbook to lVlr. Charles C. Gilbert, Supervising Principal of the Northwestern School District. Eel 760445 Ona Staff H63 f l X I V ,,.A,,-Lnpy '14 The 1967-68 Del Nord Uvest staff held a tureen dinner in September. The officers above include: Crystal Revah, Treasurer, Mary Ann Sedor, Secretary. and Cindy Eobes. Editor. THE SECTION EDITORS INCLUDE: Bonnie Weldon, Music, Mary Ann Sedor, Departments, Karen Griffey, Features, Dan lechef sky, Sports, Mary Gebhardt, Seniors, Mary Ann Hazer, Under classmen, Bob Sebring, Advertising, Martha Porter, Faculty and Administrationg and Ann lally, Activities. During the summer, plans for the 1968 Del Nord Uvest were formulated when the section editors accepted their positions. The section editors, officers, and advisors met at a tureen dinner in September to outline the plans for the year. The high points of the athletic, social, and academic events as well as everyday classroom scenes were covered by pictures. The section editors and the members of their committees vvorlred many hours planning a yearbook that would provide the students, the faculty members, and the residents of the Northwestern Area with a remembrance of the school year. Mr. Louis Taylor, Miss Katherine Kenney. and Mr. Paul Cassidy served as the co-advisors of the 1968 Del Nord Uvest Staff. 7fme'4 a, 7m w 704: 4, cmdw27dme :Miha 7!wce'4 CL 7m to Sleep mia Um 508665 ,aygmw w7Wl 1 'vnu 1' 1 Q J 5 'Vi 4 ffff, W ,S Mm? 'If , , ,,.. ,M it ' M- fi 4 5 g 2 VV , ,,4v f ' mf , E ,, ,-W, Z',,,-- 3 K 1 1 . Q t A I F we X, I i Im, f ff , AMW wg 7me'a cc 7m to Wm cuzda, 276m to 250 ' ff... 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Gilbert Supervising Principal THE QUOTATION YOUTH IS A WONDERFUL THING, IT IS TOO BAD THAT IT IS WASTED ON YOUNG PEOPLE, IS CER- TAINLY A WELL-KNOWN ONE, HOWEVER, I SHOULD LIKE TO DIRECT A SPECIAL MEANING FOR IT TO YOU, THE GRADU- ATES OF 1968. HAD YOUR YOUTH BEEN WASTEDeYOU MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN YOUR EDUCATION TO DATE, YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN SO WELL PREPARED FOR THE FUTURE, AND YOU CERTAINLY COULD NOT BE SO FILLED WITH NEW IDEAS, BOUNDLESS ENERGY, AND HIGH AMBI- TIONS FOR A SUCCESSFUL LIFE. NO, YOUR YOUTH HAS NOT BEEN WASTED BECAUSE YOU HAVE USED IT WISELY, AND WHEN I LOOK AT THE WORLD SITUATION TODAY, I AM THANKFUL THAT YOUTH WAS MADE FOR THE YOUNG. THEREFORE, I OFFER YOU MY SINCERE WISHES FOR HAPPI' NESS AND SUCCESS AS WELL AS THIS BIT OF HOMELY ADVICE- 4STAY YOUNG AND SUCCEED. Darwin C. Cook High School Principal Mr Conti g Mr. Davis Members of the Executive Board of the Northwestern High School PTSA are, stand- ing: Mrs. Funkhouser. Mrs, Tucker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Reinke, Mrs. Crouch. seated: Mrs. Thorr. Vice-President, Mrs. Hazen, President, Mrs. Malena, Secre- tary, Mrs. Barris, Vice-President. 43Q5'x..,'. V1q az ' I-we r. 1 School Board Members for 1967-68 are: l. Funkhouser, W.L. Young, G.W. Hills, S. Pav- kov, H. Leopold, Mrs. A. Madar, EC. Sher- man, R.G. Lawrence. Mr. Robert Holdson was absent when the picture was taken. Officers of the Northwestern High School Chapter of the American Field Service are: Mrs. Soltis, Secretary, Mrs. Griffey, Vice- President, Mrs. Stewart, President, Mrs. Kennedy. Treasurer WWNX li 15 SCHOOL CUSTODIAN, Mr. Bishop . ,, , HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES: Miss Everett, Mrs. Beil, Mrs, Gehr ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. Krieg, Mrs. McCall NNW x ll Q ' 34 , . ix ' l 5 l il 32. ... .if . I I . ' mi l ,,. .. if U?:?5l!!g,M?L E L Q A Q f f ,J K 92.7. ' 1 1: E 'L 5 W5 5' L' 5 Q W' . ' .-Q at K' X tw 11 ' 1 5 5' N i -fd: Ik. f , 4 f ., I q V .3 , 9 . ,, 4, , 'I V fj K all ll 24 'g W . MR. WEBBER CAFETERIA COOKS1 Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Davls, Mrs. Heiges, Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. Maxwell ?mwme! MR. ROBERTS MRS. RICKARD MRS. SHAFFER Fi .-17132 +1 V J 'P F . ' X iv Q Xgsx l 2 .-Rl K , X Ng gi xg. 4' 9 ., 4 AW O EDITH E. BEIGHLEY Business Education Geneva College ROBERT BLAKE Core Clarion State College EDWARD F. BURNS PAUL CASSlDY MICHAEL CHRIEST Core Science Core, Special Education Clarion Stale College Edlf1b0V0 STHTB College Edinhoro State College JAMES CONNDR Social Studies, Science Edinboro State College Edinboro State College University ot Pittsburgh .fefeirgm GUY C. CONTI Driver Education Clarion State College MRS. BEA CRANDALL Music, English Southern Illinois f 1QY '9-Q, K BERNARD A. CRISI Core, Social Studies Mansfield State College MRS. MARIORIE FREEBURG Core Clarion State College 5990. M I r is Q ' l. DANIEL DONOVAN Industrial Arts California State College RAYMOND E. CRILLEY Agriculture, Home Me chanics Pennsylvania State Uni versity M rig! 6 MICHAEL DOVENSKY Biology Indiana State University University of Pittsburgh WESLEY C. FREEBURG Core Clarion State College MRS. ALICE HAZER Counselor Edinboro State College Edinboro State College JAMES P. HENDERSON Social Studies Edinboro State College Edinboro State College X-dY CRAIG A. HILL DONALD HORN ROBERT G. KALEIDA Industrial Arts English Mathematics California State College Westminster College Edinboro State College KATHERINE C. KENNEY English Edinboro State College Gannon College WILLIAM KING Band, Senior Chorus Westminster College University of Michigan JOSEPH l. LISEK JR Health, Physical Educa 'K 'Ein ,R 1 'b if .':. l ' .,k:Q. 5 A tion Drake University l - l VQN s-.pw - GERALD E. MATTIS DONALD A. MC CALMON Social Studies English Mansfield State College Edinboro State College s N., 1 ...LMA- A ig A . .T fi I Leggett - E x S uf aw? . ...uv STEVE l. MELLON Mechanical Drawing Pennsylvania State Uni- versity Pennsylvania State Uni' versity MRS. KATHRYN M. MARTIN Business Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania KY' MRS. MARY MELLON Core Edinhoro State College HELEN K. MERSHDN Mathematics Slippery Rock State Col- lege MRS. OLIVE R. MULHOLLAND SAMUEL H. PALMER JOHN F. PHILLIPS Homemaking Mathematics Health, Physical Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania Edinboro State College Pennsylvania State University MRS. DOROTHY PORTER Homemaliing Indiana University of Pennsylvania MRS. CATHERINE M. SABOL English, French Gordon College MRS. RUTH K. RICE Mathematics Western Reserve Univer sity Columbia University VIRGINIA SAMPSON MRS. CHRISTINE SQUIRES French, Latin Librarian Villa Maria College Edinboro State College N Science MRS. ETHEL c. STALLBAUM NIRS. JULIA H. STANTON FRANK L SWOGGER Mathematics Reading Core mei College Eflihboro Stale College Edinboro State College Pennsylvania State University rf -r ' yi , louis ii. riivton ' ' J VWLOR Ednboro State Colle e it Clamn State College I g Pennsylvania State Uni iefeifi 'AI y 5 if VIRGIL TAYLOR IVIRS. CAROL S. TOWER Industrial Arts French, Enelish California State College Edinhoro State College lVlRS. D. MOREA TRUAX Health, Physical Education Lock Haven State College BERNARD TWARDOWSKI Science Edinboro State College Edinboro State College HERBERT WALDEN Science Edinboro State College MRS, DEBORAH WALFORD Art Edinhoro State College vires, iuonii wiltovv MARTHA ll- VVULFE Health, Physical Education BUSMSSS EUUCHUOH gllppely Rock State College Indiana University ot Pennsylvania Western State College ot Colorado JOSEPH YOHIVIAN Social Studies Indiana University ot Pennsylvania Sdacatmal Jawa MRS. GERALDINE PLETCHER Art Edinboro State College n-.,M.n WWMMH ,,M,,4w,, ,, ,, , V, ,,,L n,s,,Mo,M, ,,,, A, ,M ,,,, A W? ,,f,,, S ,Qq.,,W.Wgfo,m,,,fW,,W,, f , ,.,, V ,,,, ,ff , y 15' MEN Maggy' Food for thought Last one outs a rotten egg! First Semester Student Teachers: Mr Corbett and Nlr. Barto Second Semester Student Teachers: Mr Martin. Miss Carnpeau, Nlr. Miiler f This is one ot my good days. Were blocking the doorway. genttemenf' Hey I'rn the ref, Ns me H X469 3, Wvvggum t WW This is a square. The formuta for this sandwich, Nliss Kenney, is +W,,, 'IM 'n.,.,,,, ooo., Hey, the Red Sox just hit a homerun! Do I hear a bass? T .. .t,.. M up yyyyy ,.,.o t.t.t,. L .. ,,t,.s.,.Qg,,1s.e,+.W:--f1Q.sif's'3'.' AJ' + -x 'NQ'N.,w W vw' X ki -.--. ...uh '-wx X f 'X Robert Joseph Sebring, Presl dents Course: Academic Activities: Football l1O,11,12l, Track l1lJ,11,12i, Varsity N l10,11,12l Mary Helen Gehhardt, Vice- Presidente Course: Academic Activities: Student Council l1O,11,12l, Model U.N. l11,12l, Yearbook l11,12l Fabianne Jo Pettis, Treasurer Course: Academic Activities: Choristers l1O,11,12l, 1ri:M l1O,11,12l, TriYHl-Y l10, 11,12l Judith Esther Hazen, Secretaryr Course: Academic Activities: Tri-M l10,11,12l, Pep Band l10,11,12l, Trl:Hi:Y l1U, 11,121 Andrew Alexander Aranyos Course: General Activities: Golf l11,12i Douglas Allen Babb Course: General Activities: Stage Manager Christmas Assembly l12l Wayne Eugene Barker Course: General Activities: Football l10,11,12l, Wrestling l12l, Student Council l12l Catherine Ann Bartosek Course: General Activities: Drama Club l12l tNational Honor Society Nm..- Elizaheth Ann Bishop Course: Vocational Homemaking Activities: Chorus tlO,lll, Li' brary Club K1O,l2J, GAA. llO,lil Jennifer Arlene Blood Course: Business Activities: Drama Club tll.12l, Student Council t12l Edla Catherine Brlsley Course- General Activities: Drama Club tll,12l Kathleen Ann Brown Course. Business Activities: Peo Club till, Drama Club till, Business Club C125 ,wwf ve- Nancy Lee Blauser Course: Academic Activities: Art Club ll2l David Robert Brandon Course: General Activities: Student Council til, Prolectlrun Club ll2i. Basketball Nlanager lll.l2J Mary Louise Brooks Course: Business Activities: Drama Club lll.l2l, Choristers till Margery Rae Buhite Course: General Activities: GAA. tlD,ll,l2D, Band llO,l1,l2l, Drama Club till flllational Honor Society Rohert Curtis Byrd Course: General Activities: Cness Club l1O,11l Charan Chakandang, AFS. Stu- dentf Course: Academic Activities: Student Council 1127, Camera Club l12l, Wrestling l12l Paul Edward Clark Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Trach 4103, Projection Club l10l K. W, ,er ,,,3f,:,.- oz. gage 13:21-.ggg5ss::ffz,e. E1 X ,g A - --s-i. i - l K r.sllsifg-Sifsiigiiitjgf?i5i1S51Q53gSgQ5lf5u K MLC TSSN . :- ::. -s izgitsfa.:-:t:e::cg,r,s-:.ss12gS3:si:g::- ., ,:., -agxgggg,-:E :--:.D-N.f:.-:s,,M::q::- g 5 eases, X s at Exim , ,,.,. X. Q 1 ,r in Robert Glenn Connors ' ' csL,c W :Clc Course: Industrial Arts an dmc,c . ..-rA Activities: chess cub t1O,11l, 1 Radio cron K12l ' A titi A 5 s kkhk gi 2 ii - - Barbara Jean Case Course: General Activities: F.ll,A. t1U,11,12l Newspaper 411,121 Charles Randall Chandler Course: General Activities: Basketball l1O,11,12l Varsity N t11,12l John Firman Connors Course: General Activities: Conservation Club 612i .lames Howard Cook Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: F.F.A. l10,11,12l, Sportsrnen's Club l1O,11,12l 'National Honor Society ,Qf-2,M'W 1, I 'K'? tu David Lynn Cooper' Course: Academic Activities: Camera Club l10, 11,12l, Basketball t1O,11,12l, Newspaper l10,11,12l Sandra Mae Copeland Course: Academic Activities: Stage Band C10,12l, Yearbook l11,12l, Tri-lVl t11,12l Raymond Charles Crane Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: F,F.A. t10,11,12l Sportsmen's Club K10,11,12l Peggy Lee Daub Course: General Activities: TriHieY t11,12l. Pep Club 6103 Dolores Ellen Copeland Course: Business Activities: Pep Club C11l Susan Adelle Copeland Course: General Activities: F.H.A. l10l Jill Marie Cryder Course: Business Activities: Tri-HiYY l Drama Club C127 Thelma lean Dean Course: General Activities: F.H.A. llO, Business Club l11l fNational Honor Society James Douglas DeLong Course: Academic Activities: Camera Club 110, 11,123, Varsity N 111,123, Base: ball 11U,11,123 William Charles Dennes Course: General Randolph Lee Diehl Course: lndustrial Arts Loraine Ellen Eldridge Course: General Activities: Cheerleader 11O,123, TriAHl-Y 111,123, Varsity N 1123 Susan Delores Demenikf Course: Academic Activities: G.A.A. 110,11,123, Tri' lVl 11D,11,123, llllajorette 11U,11, 123 Dorothy Marie Dewey Course: Vocational Hornemaking Activities: F.H.A. 110,11,123, Chorus 110,11,123, Choristers 110,11,123 Gary Paul Dorr Course: General Activities: Band 11O,11,123, Pep Band 1113 Barbara lean Elisabeth English Course: Acadernic Activities: Student Council 110,113, TrieHifY 111,123 +National Honor Society 'QS 'ww QMW1-f L , 'ft-ww' Cynthia Fay Fohes' Course: Academic Activities: lriHiY t1O,11,123 Yearbook t11,123 Douglas James Fuller Course: General Activities: Band i1O,11,123 Donna Marie Graves' Course: General Activities: TriYNl i11,123, YearA book 411,123 Student Council t123 Philip Elwood Gruhhs' Course: Academic Activities: Camera Club i10, 11,123 Radio Club l12l, Football C113 1091 jg 49' with Richard Arlo Foulk Course: General Kirk Taylor Funkhouser Course: Academic Activities: Golf t11,123, Wres tling t11,123, Student Council l1U,11,123 Karen Sue Grifteyt Course: Academic Activities: Cheerleader t1O,11, 123, Student Council t11,123 Choristers 1123 Patrick James Hagerty Course: General Activities: Baseball t11,123, Varsity N i123 tNational Honor Society Alden Clarence Hall, lr. Course: industrial Arts Bradley William Harrington+ Course: Academic Activities: Football l1i,12i Baseball t1O,11,12D, Student Council i1O,11,12i Karen Marie Hayes Course: General Activities: Ciioristers i10,11,12l, Tri-M C10,11,12J, Pep Band i1U 11,121 Barbara Ann Headley Course: General Activities: Pep Band t11,12i, iriflld i11,12i, Band i1U,11,12D SSN' Robert LeRoy Hammond Course: General Activities: F,F,A. C101 Linda Lou Harrison Course: Academic Activities: Choristers l12J Mary Anne Hazer Course: Academic Activities: Trielii-Y i1O,11,12i Yearbook l11,12i, GAA. l1U,11 123 Donna Mae Henderson Course: Vocational Homemaking 'National Honor Society Edward Allen Hill 9 Mary Valaina Hill' Course: Academic CIJIIFSB: 3D9Cl3l Yi 'y 0 Activities: Yearbool ll2J. Drama lerry Eugene Hills Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football lltll Beth Ellen Huntley Course: Vocational Homernaking Activities: Band tlO.ll,l2l Drama Club ll2l, Choristers ll2l Charles Gilbert Jennings Course: General Activities: Radio Club ll1,l2l Varsity N lll,l2l, Football llO,12l of Club l1l,l2l, Trifl-li:Y l1O,l2l Deborah Lynn Holtz Course: Business Activities: Yearbook ll2l, Drama Club l12l, lri-l-li Y l12l Dennis Robert lames Huya Course: General Activities: Sportmens Club liolll, Radio Club ll2J, Football l10l Sandra Jeanne Kemp Course: Academic Activities: GAA. ilO,ii.i2l, Drama Club lil,i2l. Choristers llO,li,l2l 'National Honor Society Delores lean Kersnick Course: Business Activities: Drarna Club 111,12l, Tri-I-lifY 1125 Virgil Reed King Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 11U,11l, Wrestling 110,11,12J Thumas Edward Knapp Course: General Activities: Track 110,11,12l, Varsity N 1125, Sportsrnens Club 11O,11,12l Dennis John Kuvik Course: Industrial Arts Edward Alexander Kicey, lrf Course: Academic Activities: Football 11O,11,12l Track 110,11,12l, Varsity lll 110,11,12l Patrick Lee Kitchen Course: General Eileen Patricia Krelder Course: General Activities: Choristers 111,125 Anna Elizabeth Lally Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook 1125, Stu: dent Council 1125, TrifHifY 110,123 'National Honor Society 'QB' ggwvv Robert Lascak Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 110,11,121, Baseball 11O,11,121, Varsity N 111,121 Daniel Edward Lechefskyf Course: Academic Activities: Conservation Club 11O,1l,121, Yearbook 111,121 Camera Club 111,121 Marianne Kathleen Lisek Course: Academic Activities: Student Council 1111, Tri-Hi:Y1121, Drama Club 1121 Richard Earl Magner Course: Academic Activities: Golt 111121, Varsity N111,121, Class Play 111,121 Valorie Jean Lasch Course: General Activities: Tri-Hi:Y 111121 Choristers 1121 William Michael Leninsky Course: General Activities: Soortsmen s Club 110,11,121 Gary Myron Madar Course: Academic Activities: Chess Club dent Council 11O,11,121 lane Louise Matthias Course: Academic 1 Activities: Tri-HifY 11011121 Drama Club 111,121 'National Honor Society 1 , -.. : f 1 A ---- A : f ' . K Q . E 2 - . vhs Frank Joseph Mcliommons Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: Basketball C103 Track C11,123, Cross Country C123 Thomas lohn Mihalak Course: lntillslrial Arts Activities: Rillilll Club C123 lane Irene Miniaci Course: General Activities: Art Club C123 Richard Joseph Ulesnik Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: F,F.A. l1O,113, Sports nien s Club C123 as A JN-Q '3g..., : New Phyllis Elaine Krahe Merritt Course: General Activities: Cheerleader C1O,113 Pep Club C1O,113 Anna Mae Miller Course: vocational Hornernaking Activities: F.H.A. C10,11,123 Chorlsters C123 Thomas Frank Morisak Course: General Activities: F.F.A. C10,11,123 Bonita Mary Unachila Course: General Activities: Trl-l-llfY C1O,113, Pep Club C1U,113, Yearbook C123 fltlational Honor Society Yves- Lawrence Murray Orr Course: General Activities: Newspaper t11,l2l, Senior Class Play l12l, Cboristers l12l Rose Marie Platz Course: General Activities: G.G.A. l1O,11.12l. Trielli Y llll, Art Club l11,12l Vincent Lee Pomeroy Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook l12l, Sportsmen's Club l1U,11,12l, Camera Club l10,11,12l Wanda Lou Randallr Course: Business Activities: F,H,A. l1O,11,12l, Newspaper l1O,11,12l, Business Club l11,12l w , as Kathleen Ann Peters Course: Business Activities: Tri-Hi:Y l10,11,12l, Drama Club l11,12l, Chorlsters l12l Frederick Raymond Pomeroy' Course: Academic Activities: Cness Club l10,11, 121, Wrestling l1O,11l Martha Jane Porters Course: Academic Activities: Trl-Hi-Y l11,12l, Yearbook l11,12l. A.F.S. Commit- tee l11.12l Janet Louise Rausch Course: General Activities: G.G,A. l10,11,12l, Yearbook l12l fNational Honor Society Francis Lnuis Reinhart Course: Special Eugene Charles Rosecky Course: General Activities: Sportsmen's Club l11,l2l Joyce Ann Salhnff Course: General Activities: Chorlsters l12l, Newspaper Cl2l, F.H.A. l1O,11,12l Mary Ann Sednrf Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook ll2l, Tri-Hi Y il2l, Model U.N. l12l 'WWF Crystal Lynette Revakf Course: Business Activities: Student Council ll2l, Business Club l11,l2l, Yearbook lll,l2l Beth Ann Rulandc Course: Academic Activities: Drama Club li1,i2l, G,A.A. l1O,l1,i2l, Tri-HiAY l12l Linda Mae Schulz Course: Academic Activities: Choristers l1l,12l, Tri-HifY il2l, Drama Club l12l Paulette Elaine Senyo Course: General Activities: Pep Club i1O,l1l, Drama Club llil, Tri-Hi'Y il2l 'National Honor Society Bruce Allen Shuaf Course: General Activities: Radio Club 4121, Camera Club l10,11l Sheila Louise Snodgrass Course: Business Activities: F.H.A. l1O,11,12l. Newspaper l10,11J, Business Club llll David Gilbert Sultisf Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: Football l1O,11,12l, Wrestling l10,11,12l, Varsity N l10,11,12l Vickey lean Struchen Course: Academic Activities: Drama Club l11,12J, Cness Club l11l fllational Honor Society Stanley Bruce Sumner Course: General Activities: Wrestling l1Oi, lunior Class Play l11i, Radio Club l12i Patricia Faye Teerl Course: Academic Activities: Drama Club l11,12J, Art Club l12J, Tri Hi Y l12J Thomas Richard Thompson Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: Pep Band i1U,11,12i, Stage Band l1O,12i, Choristers 1121 Beverly lean Tucker Course: General Activities: Varsity N l1O,11,12i, TrifHifY l10,11,12i, Yearbook l11,12i Rebecca Susan Taylor Course: Academic Activities: Art Club l11i Choris ters C12i, TriHi Y t11,12i William Allen Terry Course: Academic Activities: Projection Club 110 11,12J, Baseball l11,12J Stu ent Council C121 John Paul Toth Course: General Activities: Art Club Newspaper K1O,12J Kent Adams Turner Course: industrial Arts Activities: Conservation Club l1O,11,12i fNational Honor Society ma -swf. Q , r Franklin Duane Vorse Course: General Activities: Student Council 1121, Wrestling l10,11,12J, Varsity N l11,12J Ray Alvin Warren Course: industrial Arts Activities: Chess Club l10, 11,121 Bonnie Lou Weldon Course: Academic Activities: Trlrl-lrY l1O.11.12l, Band l1O,11,12J. Yearbook l11,12l Harry Robert White Course: General Activities: Football l10.11.12,r. Basketball l1O.11.12J, Trafk l1O.11,12D 70 M-, J Richard Alan Ward Course: Academic Activities: Camera Club l11,12J, Yearbook l11.12l, Soortsmens Club l1O,11,12l Donald Allen Weaver Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: Sportsmens Club Linda May Wheeler Course: General Activities: Triflli Y l121, Art Club i121 Amy Christine Williams Course: Vocational Homemalrng Activities: Newspaper l1O,11,12J, CAA, l1D,11.12J. Drama Club l11,12D tNational Honor Society William Franklin Burdick Course: General Activities: Chess Club t103, Conservation Club 6123 Margaret Ann Sheldon Course: Business Activities: Choristers H123 Gail Marie Wing Course: Business Activities: Tri-Hi-Y C1U,11,123 Drama Club t11,123 r Roseanna Lee Woodworth Course: General Activities: Newspaper t10,113, Art Club t10,11,123, Gymnastics H113 Nancy Lucille Zemcik Course: Academic Activities: Student Council C1O,11,123, Trl M t1O,11,123, Majorettes t1O,11,123 Pic Henry David Hayes Course: General Activities: Football t11,123, Var: sity N 411,123 Edward Allen Sherman Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: F,F.A. t1O,11,123, Conservation Club t1O,11,123 tures Not Available Christine Lynn Horsemanko Course: Vocational Hornemalrlng Activities: F.H.A. t123 Marilyn Delores Weatherlow Course: Vocational Homernaking Activities: Cltoristers t10,11,123 fNational Honor Society Cheryl Yvonne Winslow Course: Business Newspaper 11U,11,123 Allrert Lee Roy Wright Course: General Kathleen Ann Luta Course: Business Activities: Pep Club C103 Timothy Allen Robertson Course: Industrial Arts Lynn Arthur Wilson Course: Vocational Agriculture Activities: F,F.A. C1O,11,123 Sportsrnen's Club t123 Activities: Choristers C10 123 Activities: Baseball C10,11 123 Owe Fund from Uiculaml Thailand Day At Northwestern March 15, 1968 Dear Friends, I am very glad to be here in this page. This will remind you and me that once we were together, we had classes togetherg we had the same teachers, and we enjoyed the games and the dances together. Now we are on opposite sides ot the world. While I am sleeping, you are workingg while I am working, you are sleeping. Oh, I don't know how to say. My heart will be broken if I think about the past. We are separated and we won't see each other again. As long as I can breathe, I won't be able to forget all the triends I have had, I won't forget Northwesterng I won't torget the paddles I got on my eighteen birthday from lVlr. Cook, I won't forget the good and the hard time I got from you, especially ----- It is all experience I never get again. Q Q I 4 1 Since lune, 1968, I haven't seen you and I won't see you in my CbarIwC0wb0v'reallyeni0vS0vr 0ldWeSt heritage- lite. Love You All, Charlie lCharan Chakandangl Charlie receives a friendly farewell as he leaves Thailand. CharIie's family in Thailand: Siwilai Mr. Tao Chakandang, Nitat, Mrs. Boon Pan Chakandang, Charat Charlie's American family: Mr. Lawrence, Charlie, Danny, Mrs, Lawrence, Dinah, Bill, and Patf Charlie enjoys our Winter Weather on 3 Ski-doo fa 77Zem0fuy of Game Edwaad Om Departed Friends The dead friends live and always will, Their presence hovers round us still. lt seems to me they come to share Each joy or sorrow that we bear. Among the living l can feel The sweet departed spirits steal, And whether it be weal or woe, l can recall them to my side Whenever I am struggle-triedg l've but to wish for them, and they Come trooping gayly down the way, And l can tell to them my grief And from their presence find relief. ln sacred memories below Still live the friends of long ago. Edgar A. Guest jamie ,Cadiz jam Bruce Shoat was awarded a certificate ot merit from the Western Pennsylvania Physics Teachers Association tor his high score on a scholarship test. He was the only student in Erie County to receive this honor. Serum flccmp ' -11 Vince Pomeroy was presented the tirst Floyd lVlcClymonds Photographic Service Award tor his help and dedication in the worh of the Cassidy Camera Club. Robert Sebring and Daniel techetsky were selected as delegates to the Pennsyle s-Ysgfu f 'Pi Crystal Revak represented Northwestern High School at the Keystone Girls' State Convention at Shippensburg State College. She also received special recognition from the National Council of Teachers ol English for achievements in the field ot composition. vania lunior Science and Humanities Symposium. They were chosen because they Rich Magner and Brad Harrington received letters of commendation from the Na demonstrated a genuine interest and ability in science and mathematics. tional Merit Scholarship Association. lf, is c..... 4 K ms N51-K x Q sy it 1 R 53 4 as XX 1 we 'l:-S?-. 's:::: xxx? . P , P X ff an . David Soltis, Tim Similih, and Lynn Association ot F.F.A. in Harrisburg. Dave Cooper served as President ot Erie District NIYF, President of Western Pennsylvania Conference MYF, Vice-president ot Northeast Regional United States NlYF, and a member ot the National Confer ence ot MYF. He attended a conference at Berkeley, California, and lived in Tenderloin all Haight-Ashbury Districts ot San Francisco for two weeks. Karen Griffey served as a member ot the Boston Store 49 -18 M' Wilson were chosen as Keystone Farmers at the Winter Convention of the Pennsylvania P i l D- s..t.. A W- i E E , . Debbie Holtz was Northwestern High School's candidate for Pennsylvan Teen Board in Erie. ials Grape Queen- Nancy Zemciis received the Daughters of the American Revolution award Ed Kicey was chosen to receive the Sons ot the American Revoiu tor outstanding citizenship and patriotic spirit. tion award for patriotic spirit and outstanding citizenship. Beth Ruland received the 1968 Betty Crocker Home maker Award, Brad Harrington and Dan Lechefsky were second and third piace essay winners respectively in the American Legion Essay Contest. Ale? ,Q-45' WMQQ Q i ,....--.- .noun 1 X4 :caan ---anno-li'- :nuns-sinful! ni-.s0ll ' -,,,,.pusll nnl Charlie Chandler was named to the Second TeamfAll County Basketball Team. Harry White was named to the Honorable Mention All County Team. 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Thomas Nlann f f A v,,,,w.,, , , W , Y I 'V ,.,,, I f 1' 5 f ' , Ll, ff i Latin French Spanish Reading Office Practice General Business Typing 60 HThere is no better hahast for keep- ing the inind steady on its keel than business.H Shakespeare Shorthand Bookkeeping 51g,,,,,,, 1 :M- --ma, , t i 72mm ,Am Respect bread, sweat of the brow, pride oi labor, poems oi sacrifice. 1 is i 1 sm , Chefs Crass HOWSWHNUE Senior Arts Burton Drivers' Training Agriculture A Basic Electricity Electronics Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop Wood Shop Q9 ,Am Htite without industry is guilty lndustry without art is brutality. John Ruskin ':iQ,Q-a,sg?NQfee:x1- - 2 , ew Guts' Heatth BOYS. Health flealzlt Good heatth and good sense are two of lite's greatest blessings. Girls' Gym Darius Tymah Boys' Gym IZ x .wh Q Q if ,, i n -im g.: 5 'L ff iiiggff i. : ' M -f gmfiig' 4 x gf fb , M -f-'-' W, . f wwf , ix ,, QW - - -3- f ' f-7. 2 , M21 . A..,,X.,,,. A - 2 sv . L V .Q . I -f . ' I id . 5i1f .1 A Kkhs 3 f n 1 F! gg, p if S 4 -1 A:ej, semi 4' 1? .-,ar QW? in 4 . ,- K . X 'ff Ex!---ix, 3' 'P glviiiii. I Wk 'W-Q, Lk, M 1 9? w may 1, X 5 R Dx VV' Bam! SENIOR MAJORETTES: Sue Demenik and Nancy Zemcik. Drum Major Milford Pier and Mr. King 40221 7 aka, V 1 'W mu, Y x Coma fm Pe DISTRICT BAND: David Copeland. Ron Seorrng, Connie Forbes, Mil' ford Pier, Debbre Leiont, Gwen Gunter, Sue Dernenik, and Sandy Copeland. Soprano Section Alto and Tenor Sections 2 E Section Leaders Larry and Debbie Er i Q Officers First Sopranos Second Sopranos Clwmm os Basses and Tenors 72p Bm and Swag Bm L T J 410 4 . K. Hayes, B. Buhite, J. Hazen, C. Watral, J. Woomer, D. Heilyer, G. Gunter, B. Headly. T, Thompson, D. Platz, D. Hough, 1. Songer, B. Harrington, H. White, M. Pier 41' Leader of Stage Band, S. Copeland. Leader of Pep Band, T. Thompson, B. Buhite, C. Drury, J. Hazen, J. Woomer, K. Hayes, C. Pettis. M. Pier, D. Copeland, T. Thompson, T. Songer, S. Copeland, S. Demenik. A jfs' S' x .. E W . is OLD MEMBERS: K. Hayes, B. Headly, N. Zemclk, l. Hazen, T. Thornpson, S. Kernp, S. Copeland, S. Demenik, R. Sebring, D. Graves, Mr Kin adm NEW MEMBERS: J. Woomer, C. Drury, B. Bulrite, C. Forbes, W. Eobes, D. Copeland, D. Leichl. A. VVll llarns, l. Bulrite, L. Hudacky, B. Harrington, J. Songer, l. Borland, R. Shurnake. OFFICERS: S. Kemp, S. Dernenlk, N. Zemcilr, T. Thompson, S. Copeland, Mr. King. 79 1' :M 55 ge Z 6 s , r I rr U f'i-.ll ? B. Tucker, K. Griffey D. Dewey, F. Pettis, M sn 81,2 VV. Fobes, C. Forbes A, Williams 13:11- H757 ir i Q SW? g, f'fx 6mm R. Sebring S 0104 D. Copeland D. Leicht I REGIONAL BAND IVIEMBERS: D. Copeland, S. Copeland, and S. Demenik DISTRICT BAND SOLOIST: D. Copeland I'Up, upfand away we go! Blow, Gabriel, blow! BAND OFFICERS: President, B, Harrington, Secretary, N, Zemick, and Treasurer, B. Weldon. w.:Q ?wf' R 5... -- ww NNNNW . WNWWN .. N K N R+ 9' . N.. NW I X. X i i Q i fum EMZWW flomewmmg '63 The '68 Homecoming Queen Candidates were, Seated: Kathy Peters, Nancy Zerncik, Mary Gebhardt, and Gail Wing. Standing: Debbie Holtz, Cindy Fohes, Donna Graves, Karen Griffey, Kathy Brown, and Bonnie Weldon. .zwgap - x The bonfire, an added attraction for tne festivities of Homecoming, neioed to generate the spirit of Homecoming '68 Joanne Hoitz. iast year's Queen, crowned Karen Griffey as Homecom- i ing Queen for 1968. S its . I . 2 3 . Queen Karen presented the game bail to co-captains Wayne Barker, Ed Kicey, and Dave Soitis. S3L4.1t A it Seam Claw iplalf ve me av My away Hester discovers the mysterious murderer just in time. Ora Fontaine, taking advantage of Roane's blindness, attempts his last more der. Tommy vvhat's vvrongg whats happened? 86 f are M ' 6' Augusta, recalling the exact location ol Dra's first murder, points it out to Gerald Roane Shepperly Tessie ...... Margaret Biller Tommy ..... Hester Fontaine Augusta Garvey Gerald Clayton Dra Fontaine . Hubert Biller . Inspector Church Barbara English Kathleen Peters Dorothy Dewey . . .Gary lVladar . Martha Porter . . . Fay Pettis . . Frank Vorse Richard llllagner . . . . Larry Orr . . Dennis Huya i aw nm Maxwell Smart uses his trusty shoe phone as assistant Protessor Zalrnka looks on. kg Q 1' F Vllhat Maxwell Smart thinhs is torture, is actually, yery enthusiastic music appref cra ron, mm Clam waxy Get Sfmt Suspense mounts as Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 are captured at the Fortune Cookie Club. Professor Dante and his assistant, Professor Zalenka. are about to demonstrate to the students a new weapon the lntherfno. their-rr lfyra lanr' lrrut lvawrfl Srnwl Prnt- ssrrr Uaritu Prnlrwsrrr Za rnka flqrvil -31 Chrrrt Vl Ax lrnrh llrntxllxrrrs Nan Worntiri turrth Mary Worth Shirley Worn: Betsy Wrrnl' , Mr, Bro Bup Srzaler , littlr' Sister llrvnl fill M , hggriril l,l llnn lrlt , May . . l rrurri . . Prrntztess lrrgrrrl Car .'.'nrln-,y Sharon taseh Debra trrtht lohri Russell Uharirn Bl ir' Hanotun 5'ew4't Braille, A, Barr S Fat' lfanrie Heuhrer tail Bunrte a rirrrnrer time Uwiithf Arin Hril ,er ,Wil ram Kennedy Dennis C Hills Streohrrrrre Pefrush lames lnggrilu Mary tearh Pritrrctra llnri lluya B'end,r Soltrs , . Ralph Ritter Barbara llrrlton linute Marttrrirrwskr Myra K Wuslirrrrrli . M.irh A Harrison Gwen llopr- Guritor Shrrlr-y J Beiine't Morly lou Panko Debra Ann lllrerioy Coletta Ann llarbst Mr loseph tisek was chosen as the Honorary Member ot the National Honor Society for Watwzwl Home 5064214 ln March, the National Honor Society held its annual Induction Ceremony. Pictured are the senior members in tront of the bulletin board: Ed Kicey, Dan Lechetsky, Cindy Fobes, Martha Porter, Mary Ann Sedor, Crystal Revali, and Bob Sebring. New members inducted trom the class ot '68 were: Top row: Donna Graves, ludy Hazen, Mary Val Hill, Wanda Randall. and Mary Gebhardt. Middle row: Beth Ruland, Dave Cooper, Phil Grubbs, Fred Pomeroy, and Brad Harrington. Bottom row: Becky Taylor, Sue Dernenih, Karen Grittey, Dave Soltis, and Charon Chaltandang. New members inducted from the class ot '69 were: Top row: Barry Gritten, Stephanie Petrush, Randy Davidson, and Gwen Gunter. Middle row: Bob Glus, Brad Barris, Dennis Hills, Bill Lawrence, and Bonnie Dinger. Bottom row: Larry Hudacky, Clarita Dinger, and lan Rippert. members ot National Honor Society. 5 W ...LI Mrs. Lechetsky and Mrs. Porter paused momentarily trom their duties at the tea to have a picture taken with this years Mm woe- Seam 3 The food me-we finally made it! e f' 13, W vw' ,, A I We ww 1 'nv ue? v an-1,11 Wil -an M: R ' e IWW S . -e .,,,,, W -xy ,sax -EPM N , M Q f' . , - You mean that you're gomg back for seconds? McDomz1Id's withchawrs! ..., naw Q aff-iff: '- ' 'Q ,ww f Q Pigmy VVhistIers whistie again! Janet spikes one at the Erie County GAA. Tournament. , it George Cook, tne new president ot Student Council, is inaugurated. f'SingeOut Erie gives an impressive performance. 5 4 i ,Apulmwiaq JZ ' 4 A X . gfifwi is e ta 0 -. ., QM-1, U ,iffdfvrvr -' Einar: if ii Kwong 'gi Biff' i f - fm' i 1 ' 4 v V' -'le - I A ffl Xia, 79 . 0.6 I I LP-- M ' ' I a j Tr: ' x 1' ff Y , QL if 5:2 aff' 9' f 4 , . I C114 . V7 1 an Z' ' . .1 1 1' ,!l' 5' i f f .If ful .s dx f KK ' V ',. l,f4,f l 1 Sb 'f Brad gets into the swing of election year. i ....,,,.,. Umm, this pie is realiy good! 3, ix 1 Wanda Randali reigns as May Day Queen. Danny tries to give the benediction. A toast to Cassidy's Camera Club. Sm The honorable King Danny and Queen Bey crowned by Robert Utter and Myra Washnock reigned at the Junior-Senior Prom Jade East. The Kings attendants were: LeRoy Kreider, Robert Gtus, John Summers, Richard Nlagner, David Sottis, and Gary htadar. The Queen's attendants were: Gwen Gunter, Janice Riopert, Ouida DeMarCo, Barbara English, Janet Rausch, and Kathy Brown. 'JHey, somebody's watching you. Charlie beams in honorable setting ot Jade East. iN igm x X 5 k 1 wx gs ik 'f V and the band prayed on! the happy king and queen! -Qi ' three! need Lk : '. . . and we waited and We watched - and . XX 3 .XX x x x ...Q Q., A as X Q Q X, Ng O .1 wi Q sy , .. -. ' - - 1 mm- m gk xi!-Q a Q- . x S '55 ws. X iw' wnwwli? 'E ig Wm 14- 4 f MZ ,www - HE J , + , gg Y, Claw of H63 H f , . . ,, ,. W,1VW:f' N A A B Wa . ' V U rx as 94 BABE RUTH AWARD IN SPORTSMANSHIP Janet Rausch Karen Griffey Edward Kicey LIONS CLUB SERVICE AWARD Karen Griffey CONRATH AWARD IN JOURNALISM Wanda Randall Cynthia Fobes D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Nancy Zemcik BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENTIFIC AWARD Fred Pomeroy I DARE YOU AWARD Karen Griffey Edward Kicey BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKING AWARD Beth Ruland STERLING SILVER AWARD Barbara Case CRISCO AWARD Thelma Jean Dean AGRICULTURE David Soltis ART John Toth SECRETARIAL Crystal Revak CLERICAL Wanda Randall ENGLISH COMPOSITION Crystal Revak ENGLISH LITERATURE Daniel Lechefsky HOMEMAKING Barbara Case INDUSTRIAL ARTS Robert Connors LANGUAGE Bonita Onachila MATHEMATICS Philip Grubbs MUSIC Thomas Thompson PHYSICAL EDUCATION David Soltis Karen Griffey SCIENCE David Cooper SOCIAL STUDIES Mary Ann Sedor HARTHAN CHARACTER AWARD Daniel Lechefsky Fred Pomeroy Martha Porter FLOYD MC CLYMONDS PHOTOGRAPHIC AWARD Vincent Pomeroy i Hang in there, Dan! Seam Spealww I am aftiicted wtth tatiguefdon't bug me! t'What did you say about posture? Desperate, Dave7?? 5 E ,wif Mi if figs' mu 2 if Q 5 .V-5 z..,M - XR X I .wma PARK Z Q-.. 'Nr -fi 525 .Wi w.W...p-.m, ,N X 1 wx hx NWWNQW Q Www f Qx 1 wk .vm ww .NMA . N N rf :www -f fn if. 1 Q f me ,J ,hx 5 I5 g 4: . k ,I z: ffxif -cz'-M vx- .xg-fw...M::y K M-WQ-an-Q--yy Mg ff: V gf- wr- if .., T. - if w K 21 K L Nt' T1xfTTTJ1 'ilfw :MY -Tin ff .4LM:w.M.Q,.. uw A , - , fx gf- f Q' 6 5 1, . , ., V ..f.-- -X. qw ,x,.W.,,..M. 'LM K .. 'TN F f K 5 1 ,,......,w...,,..Q. g rg , .Q - ,V W K 5 K 1 3 . A , '. x,..,,: - .. :Qsi , 'fs X , ,S xx ,A+ :- N5 W L '-.- xx 1 W 5 2 Q 5 , A g . 5 x. Q kj 5 X ' , k,:, wx J Q '?X u - . - W i Eff, A ' ,-': ,fi Q . 2 K AQB 5 1... Ngmn assi Meeting a deadline. lf 2 .' . Q an -s One of the hardest working organiza- tions at Northwestern High School is the Del Nord Uvest. With the help of Miss Kenney, lVlr. Cassidy, and Mr. Taylor, each department carefully arranges each page of the book. Besides planning the yeare book, the staff has many responsibilities including dances and an annual yearbook assembly. Karen Brown showing a layout. QI The Department Heads, CAMERA CLUB: President Vincent Pomeroy, Vice-President James Detong Secretary Susan surer Blair Stewart. One ot the hardest working organizaf tions at Northwestern is the Camera Club. The Camera Club, sponsored and supervised by llllr. Cassidy, takes pice tures and develops them throughout the school year. Not only is the club respone sible for the Senior exchange pictures and portraits, but also, its members take and develop all shots tor the Del Nord Uvest. From time to time, these stu! dents are also responsible for pictures requested by other organizations in the community. BATON CLUB: President Nancy Zerncik, Secretary Patty Huya. Varsity N VARSITY N: President Harry White, Vice-President Dave Soltis, Secretary Karen Griffey, Treasurer Bev Tucker PEP CLUB: President Linda Chuzie, Vice-President Doris Freeman, Secretary and Treasurer Beth Frataiia. 'JA 51. x. Biz Dance Club JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB: President Margaret Bowlus, Secretary Carolyn NlcCommons, Treasurer lVlarla Hotchkiss. ART CLUB: President John Toth, VicefPresident Jane Nliniaci, Secretary CHESS CLUB: President Fred Pomeroy, Secretarylreasurer John Borland. Treasurer Dennis Cryder. J' :Ziff JUNIOR HIGH PROJECTION CLUB: President Bob Songer, VicefPresident Illlike Dovensky, Secretary4Treasurer David Kohut. 1 SENIOR HIGH PROJECTION CLUB: President Bill Terry, Vice- President John Knoll, Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Leicht. BUSINESS CLUB: President Loretta Wright, Vice-President Crystal Re- vak, Secretary Karen Peters, Treasurer Gail Whitney. v V W VUUUVE 000900001 'IO2 NEWSPAPER: Editor Wanda Randall. The Business Club presents its annual style show. Mr f if are all 4 42 F.F.A. F.H.A.: President Wanda Randall, Vice-President Shiela Snodgrass, Secretary Rebecca Kreider, Treasurer lean Dean. ,244 FFA.: President Dave Soltis, Vice-President Merle English, Secretary lynn Wilson, Treasurer Frank NlcCommons. l RADIO CLUB: President Bruce Shoaf, Vice-President Tom Mihalik, Secretary Bob NORTHWESTERN CONSERVATIUN CLUBI President Danny LSCTTSTSW VlC9-PVCSWGHT Lascak, Treasurer Charles Jennings. Vincent Pomeroy, Secretary-Treasurer Rick Ward. M Tw. .Q 4 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: President Frank Vorse, Vice-President Wayne Barker, Secretary Nancy Zemcik, Treasurer Coileen Pettis. ,, I MTM COU RTESY DESK M,'IlCzf,f wr 11:65 ? JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: President Dennis Busohak, Vice-President Robert Holliday, Secretary Mary Ann Connors, Treasurer Linda Chuzie. Library Club TRI-HI-Y: President Martha Porter, Vice-President Barbara English, Secretary Jane Matthias, Treasurer Lorraine Eldridge. Whit V' 'J QHWk if M i gk 53 ,V x X X Se JE wmqm if lW Qf5 'f'fN uiiwii' NF Jw.. .. , F 4 :re New Wddwa let tfw Www Speak foe Htadf Northwestern Harborcreek Northwestern Girard Northwestern General Mctane Northwestern Wattsburg Northwestern Union City Northwestern North East Northwestern Fort LeBouef Northwestern Fairview Northwestern Iroquois HA team of proud men is a great tearn g this was the 1968 Varsity football squad. Combining a flashy break-away offense with a bulldozer defense, the Wildcats rolled to one of the best records in recent years. F - ' , rv 17 f Q ' f ,Z r' if Lf- . Rxiae QM, S ii MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY OFFENSE were Bradiey Barris, Wayne Barher, David Soitis, Robert Lasoek, Blair Stewart, Henry Hayes, Butch Chapin, Ed Kicey, Kelly Graham, Harry White, and Bob Sebring. SENIORS ON THE 1968 FOOTBALL TEAM were Ed Kioey, Dave Soitis, Bob tascek, Tim Simlick, Bob Sebring, Brad Harrington, Charies Jennings, Wayne Barker, Henry Hayes, and Harry White. Coaches ot the varsity team were Mr. Mattis and Mr. Conti. MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY DEFENSE were Harry White, Ed Kicey, Henry Hayes, Gary Duris, Bob Sebring, Bob Lasoeh, Dave Soitis, Tim Sinilick, Wayne Barker, Keily Graharn. and Bradiey Barris. L 'Q 1 E the Junior Varsity footbail squad, coached by IVir. Crisi, fought to a finai record of 4 4. Strong performances by many ofthe piayers seem to indicate continuing success for a Varsity team in the future. Under the coaching of iVIr. Palmer, the Junior High footbali team roiled to a successful season of 3 and 2. The newiy-formed seventh and eighth grade program saw the Packers sweep to a 6-O record and the championship. . . x Q1 ..m . 2 , Crow Caraway 6 7 Around the turn A 1967 Cross Country Team Moment of Victory Congratulations, John! Bwkelhfl Bottom row: Eugene Nagiowshi, Dave Cooper, Mickey 0'Barsky, Dennis Hills, John Surnrners, Bili Bovversox. Top row: Harry White, Forest Bannister, Charles Chandier, Brad Barris, Keliy Graham, and Michael Tortorelii. HCOUDH HCHANGH HBOH MEMBERS OF THE LV. TEAM incruded in the prcture are. First row: E. Chandler, B. Soitis, B. Bowersox, D. Hnls, G. Nagrowskr. Second row: E. Bannister, M. Tortorelrr, C Beam, R. Smith. and D. Chrornrk. TEAM MEMBERS OF THE RUNNERUP RED BARONS were: Ed Sherman, Rich Magner, Pat Hagerty, Gary Madar, Frank Vorse, Bill Terry, and Kirk Funkhouser, This year, the homeroom intramurals proved one thingesome football players can also play basketball. The latest team to win the coveted champion was Mattis' Guppies. Pictured are: Charles lennings, Henry Hayes, Bradley Harrington, Timothy Simlick, Edward Kicey, Robert Sebring, and Robert Lascek. Sefum HW 5 fcwketlfall H63 jcmm High 70wmammt egk ir' 1 es In his twentyftourth year of showcasing Iooai junior high baskethail taient. Tournament Direotor Coach toe Lisek ioohed no farther than the iittie town ot Aihion tor a champion. ted by Ati' Tourney team members Chris Biood and Tom Chandler, the Kittens ot Northwestern rotted ahead ot North East. Harhorcreek. and Girard in the finais to hnish the season with a dazziing 16-1 record. The 1968 Northwestern Junior High Bashetbail Tournament was perhaps the most memorabie one in history. Fans came from as tar away as Union City and Townyilie to see their teams piayg hut the most avid tans were Northwesterns owne esoecialiy when the tiriai buzzer sounded with the Kittens on top! T13 CONSISTENT VARSITY PERFORMERS THIS PAST SEASON were: Bill Pomeroy 18859535 Dennis Soltis 110335 Ron Sebring 111235 Merle English 112035 Dave Soltis 112735 Tirn Sirnlick 113335 Maurice Srnith 113835 lirn Artello 114535 Gary Doris 115435 Dale King 116535 Boo Boozer 1180-UNL35 Greg Ochaleh 118035 Wayne Barker 1UNL3. One-two-three-Ughl The Wrestlers perfected their form through daily workouts. At left: Coaches Louis Taylor and Bernard Crisi. Section ll ChampfDale King. X e S. vp' fn 'Q fn xx. !'l'E'!?'l'!?!5?fi sxsxnnswissfi Exmzxzissfffsf sssaarxxsssss QXRQQQCRRQRKQW U rrrrrrrrrsr!! srrrrfrfrzsrl srifsrrrfrrrl sfsirzsrrrfrl tttkrffttlfil svfrrirfsrrii tfvsfrfrfrxxl rrrfrifrsxxxs YYYYQTTYQIQSI ferrvrsrrvsrl f X grfrrrssri 5 grrsssvl 15131212 sfs srsrrsl tel ttttss asses: Erral gre: The Senior Varsity wrestlers goof off in the locker room. Wayne Barker, David Soltis, who posted a record ot eleven pins this year, and Tim Simlick. These seniors and others will have their Varsity shoes filled by a host of capable underclassmen who are expected to have a line season in '69. .s . . X- t.t.. .SKY e ...K . W r SSS? Reward comes at the matchgthe stomachegripf ping excitement that somehow makes it all worthwhile! Waudwawua SENIORS: Dan Lechetsky, Frank lVlcCommons, Bob Sebring Tom Knapp SENIORS1 Ed Kicev, Charles Chandler, Torn Thompson David Cooper Led by a spirited band ot seniors, the 1968 Northwestern track team sped to taster times than ever as it compiled a 6-2 season record and tin ished fourth in the county meet. The Wildcat crew, who broke records in almost every meet, was coached by Mr. James Henderson, llllr. Mike Chriest and Nlr. Joseph lllliller. Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Season Record- 1968 93 - Fort Lehouet 61 Harborcreek 64 Gen. Nlctane 96 Townville 81 Wattsburg 131 Girard 76V2 Iroquois 57 89 86 54 64 19 73V2 7fw,c!wmd Field A proven group ot underclassmen, including titteen lettermen, will return next year to continue in the win- ning spirit of this year's team. Those showing special promise are John Pittsenbarger, Dale King, Gary Duris, Bob Schumake, Dave Chromik, Jim Schumake, Byron Drury, Ernie Chandler, and Bill Hosack. No less than six records tell during the 1968 track and tield season. They were: shot put, Dale KingY1l1l'7 , 120 yard high hurdles. Dave Chromike16.7 seconds, tri- ple iump, Charles Chandler-1l1'21f2 , 440 yard dash, John Pittsenbarger-511.0 seconds, mile run, John Pit- tsenbarger-4:42.2, and the twoemile relay, Bob Sebring, Frank lVlcCommons, Ernie Chandler, and John Pittsenbar- gere8:112.O. ling... Karate!! After a year in tbe doldrums, tbe Wildcat Baseball team emerged vvith enough spirit and sounk to command the respect of every team in the county. Squad members were: Robert Lasoek. Pat Hagerty. Henry Hayes, Albert Wright, Mickey U'Barsky, Bill Dirnon, Bradley Harrington. Bradley Scalise, Clayton Beam, Robert Wright, Roger Fobes, David Didion, Tim Bovversox, David Zellis, Bill Wagner, Robert Glus, Wilmer Smitn, lames Bennett, and David Freeman. The team was coaobeo by lVIr. Conti and Nlr, Hill. as-5 G04 Rich Arnie Magner Mr. Phillips Kelly Graham Bob Buschak Rich Magner Dennis Hills Bill Lawrence Andy Gary Aranyos and Caddy Kirk lack Funkhouser Andy Aranyos Kirk Funkhouser Greg Ochalek Dennis Cryder 6.,fi.,4. OFFICERS President ..... ........... .... J a net Rausch Vice-President . . . . Martha Sherman Secretaries . . . . . Mary Anne Hazer Rose Platz Treasurer . . . . . Janice Marcinovvski Publicity . . . ...... Janice Rippert Refreshments . . . . Mary Anne Hazer Equipment . . ..... Rose Platz Coach Truaxi Assistants-Miss Mershon, Mrs. Squires. Womens taculty set for the big play! SENIORS: Rose Platz. Martha Sherman, Mary Anne Hazer, Janet Rausch. Sandy Kemp, Sue Demenik, Marge Buhite. Apointl The Girls' Athletic Association, coached by Mrs. Truax, vvas active in basketball and volleyball this year. They participated in the Erie Base ketball League and finished the season with a A5 league record. The volleyball players combined teamwork, skill, and determination for a very successful year. The touch football game betvveen the GAA. members and the Womens faculty provided a nevv addition to this year's activities. After the shot! ....., - T i 2 i l i l l Up forthe scorel UW Cheerleaders in action Loraine Nlrs. Witl0vv's plans Karen 1967-1968 SQUAD: lanree Svvaney, Brenda Soltrs, Beth Fratalia, Shrrley Bennett, Myra Washnock. Karen Griffey tcaptainb, Katny Snup. toraine Etdrtdge Alta. I22 W S x ,V . 34.525 iw Nj i 8 lwxmjiwji Spam and 3 FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Mike Eeigurn, Craig Foster, Frank Verse. TQ , L X BASKETBALL MANAGERS: Rick Diehi, Barry Griffin. 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