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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

f The Complete Book Of Northwestern Puzzles 1979 Edition FALL.....................4-25 WINTER................. 26-47 SPRING..................48-65 UNDERCLASSMEN...........66-77 SENIORS................78-136 In Dedication The 1979 Northwestern Yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the Complete Book of Puzzles to an out- standing administrator and friend. Mr. lohn W. From- bach has been a man of exceptional service and dedication to Northwestern for many years. He has promoted an atmosphere of learning and growth that has expanded mental horizons and goals. We will always remember him for his exuberant spirit and support. School Daze Who ways you have to be crazy to work here? A typical Northwestern student realizes she has been forgotten. crossword puzzle across 1. female court activity 5. picture perfect 6. long distance torture 8. student skip week 9. musical army down 1. FORE! 2. superior bats 3. memories of yesterday 4. sour grapes 7. crunch bunch lieqiooj JOSpUJM 8u|iuo3aujoq £ Ap|d sspp JOjuas z )l°8 i u wop pupq 8uiipjpiu 6 jjP) uo(q|P 8 AjjunoD ssoj3 9 sijpjuod jomas s lipqja spq s|ji8 l SSOJ3P 4 SJ3WSUP Wildcats Kick Up Their Heels Cross Country Team: Bottom row (L To R) B Krahe, D Brogdon, Crilley, D. Crosby, Top (L to R) . Surovick, A. Keefer, Coach Kaleida. Center (L to R) E. Metzenbacher, E. Shaffer, K. Meeker, ) Iones, C. D. lohnson, S. Krahe, Coach Buttaccio The Northwestern Cross Country team for 1978 had a 4 and 8 season beating Iroquois, Fairview, Harborcreek, and Voungsville. They are losing six seniors )eff Jones, Kevin Meeker, Joanna Surovick, David Crosby, Chuck Leehan, and Scott Krahe. Senior Chuck Leehan Coach Bob Kalekia and Skip Buttaccio Sometimes you have to run even when you know it's gonna hurt. Seniors from left to right on the vine: Jeff |ones, Kevin Meeker. |o Surovick, Dave Crosby, and Scott Krahe. 7 Standing (I to r) D. Hulings. M )arvi, I. Lahnan, C. Huya, S. Snyder, and R Wolfe and Coach Laurie. Seated (I to r) L. Leopold, T Hyde, C. Newman, Wildcat Girls Look to the Future The Northwestern Girls Basketball team finished their season with a 4 and 14 record and is hoping for better things in the future. The team loses five girls at gradu- ation: Deb Hulings, Caroline Huya, Tammie Hyde, Connie Newman, and Renee Wolfe. Coach Sue Laurie will be building next year on the three juniors and two sophomores who will return for the 1979-80 season. 8 At left is the Junior Varsity- team. Back row. C. Strait and L Zampino. Middle row (I to r) W. Miniaci, Coach Travis, R Phillips, L. Walizer, N. Bartko, and K. Burns. In front (I to r) T. Kingen and J. Dunn. 9 Duffers Bluff The 1978 Golf Team failed to win a match in their first venture into the ECL Wars since 1976. Even though they will lose a half dozen seniors they are looking for brighter things in the future. At right are the seniors standing left to right: jim Coolbeth, Chris Essig, Daryl Panko, Jerry Hammer and John Hupp. Supine is Greg Henderson. Left to right: ). Hupp, |. Hammer, C. Essig. J. Coolbeth, C. Henderson, 10 J. Seneta, D Panko, E. Nulph, Coach Fuller and V Pavolko 11 Just a Touch of Military The Northwestern Wildcat Marching Band experienced a year of firsts this year. Mr. Lenz, the new director began his teaching career with Northwestern. He de- cided to introduce a new style called “Drum and Bugle, which consisted of a very precise and military- like type of marching. Drum Major Maggie Kulyk was the first female drum major in Northwestern's history. And 1978 was the first year in a series of four con- secutive years which the band did not attend band camp at Camp Kon-O-Kwee. Edinboro Band Com- petition brought a first in that the band received a fourth place award, the highest in the history of the band. It was, all in all, a year of marching North- western will never forget. 12 'The Icing On The Cake Feature Twirler Senior Russ Songer MAJORETTES, L to R — S. King, V. Kehoe, M. Huston, S. Thompson, C. Bolte, P. Woytek. BANDSHEES, L to R - B Lechefsky, D. Leopold, L. O’Brien, K. Golden, P. Schirmer, | Adamson. S Burns. Second row. L to R - T. Rendulic. D. Kehoe, T. Workman, S. Shearer, V. Jenkins. Front row, L to R — C. Harvey, K. Hulley, S. Turify, T. Nelson. 14 FLAG CORPS. L to R - M. Brewster, M. Giewont, M. Shearer, S. Lang, Spaulding. |. Grade L. Utter, L. Utter, S. Crawford, B. Miller, L. Vorse, M. Thomas, L Senior Majorettes, L to R - C. Bolte, M. Houston, V. Kehoe, S. Senior Bandshees. L to R - ). Adamson. C. Harvey, co-captains. Thompson, captain. Senior Flag Corps members, L to R - L. Vorse, M. Giewont. M. Shearer. S. Lang, M. Brewster, S. Crawford. Co-captain, L. Utter, L Utter, co- captain. 15 Gridders Record Sixth Consecutive Winning Season The 1979 football team's 4-4-1 record was the sixth consecutive winning season for the Wildcats, a school record. Senior tailback Al McClymonds also established a new individual school record for career scoring with 132 points. As a team, the Wildcats were defensive mind- ed. They yielded just 67 points, the third lowest defensive total in Northwestern's 21 year history. RECORD NW OPP. 16 Fairview 8 12 General McLane 19 0 Fort LeBoeuf 0 14 Seneca 0 12 North East 13 8 Corry 0 6 Harborcreek 28 6 Girard 13 18 Iroquois 6 At right: loe Jenkins scores the winning TD versus Corry. Above are the seniors of 1979. (I to r) — Bruce Charlton, Al Joe Cianetto, blake Cook, and Chris Madden. Seated: Steve Kaufer McClymonds, Joe Jenkins, Eric Lahnan. Jose Vindeola, Ron Copeland, and Jeff Chiarizio. Absent from photo — Sam Boothby. 16 The 1979 Wildcats: seated (I to r) J Jenkins, A. McClymonds, E. Lahnan, B. Cook, J. Cianetto, S. Kaufer, R. Copeland, J. Vindeola, |. Chiarizio, C. Madden, and B. Charlton. Second row: (I to r) ). Titus, M. Prindle, R Boothby, D. Cowger, J. Pacileo, ). Pazun, D. Smith, P. Peters, Coach Bolton. Coach Gillette, and Coach Alley Third row (I to r) B. Smith, Tom Lascek, G Hershelman, D Taylor, and ) White Fourth row (I to r) Ted Lascek, F Smith, J. Patten, and B. Leopp. Fifth row (I to r) G. Mooney, S. Boothby, M. Holley, J. Pettis, and M. Adams. 17 Oil. anyone? lust a wild and crazv 8irl! Well, when I was a kid 18 Anyone for duck stew? True love!! 19 You'll pay for that. The Puzzle of Fall Sports 20 The first people back to school are the students who participate in fall sports. It is always tough to get going anyway, but the water shortage made it worse. The football team (far lower left) en- ded up in Springfield for practice, while the girls basketball team had to give up their showers for practices and games. This plus having some big dudes jump on top of you (see photo below), you have got to give them credit for trying. 21 Bats in the Belfry A haunting array of talent was displayed on the stage at Northwestern High School as the Senior Class presented Bats in the Belfry. Set in 1958, the play dealt with the spooky antics of four witches and a dead warlock returning from the grave to seek revenge. The cast included: L. Miniaci, D. Brunner, C. Crowl, L. Utter, R. Joslin, D. Rossiter, ). Burns, T. Anderson, M. Brewster, M. Ramsey, D. Finnegan, L. Robinson, ). Beery, S. Suscheck, G. Bailey, B. Douglas, and I Grode. 22 Fair Fever No. please! I don't want to be seen with him! 23 There And Back Again Beneath the clear autumn sky. Northwestern High School celebrated its' Fifteenth Annual Home- coming. The combination of the game, the dance and the selection of the queen, made it one of the most memorable weekends of the entire year. In the picture at the right stand the girls nomi- nated by the senior football players for Home- coming Queen. Also included in the picture are Northwestern's two exchange students. Standing, from left to right, are Leena Ravisto; AFS student from Finalnd, Tricia Burns, Penny Silverthorn, Michelle Shearer, lackie Fisher, Amy Borland, lane Seneta, Maryellen Suscheck, and Yoshiko Kan; AFS student from )apan. The Homecoming Court is seated in front of them. They are, from left to right, Sandy Thompson, Caroline Huya, and lulie Golden. Wearing her crown and her robe in the picture below is the 1979 Homecoming Queen, lulie Golden. 24 unscramblit 1. sicluam 2. sableltkba 3. glrenswint 4. lavellyblo 5. headsrelerec 6. lusbikc 7. sierctmnschdaa 8. astnafnai 9. drecttivipaiyo 10. yowsnads sApp MO us 01 pouad AiiAjpe •(, pispiupj 9 aaupp s I’UJ is I JL| S £ qnp iqs 9 sjappapaatp s ||pqAa||OA 8ui|)sajM x ||Pqia)(SPq 7 |paisnui 1 SJ3MSUP 26 WINTER We Practiced For Singing ... At right: A bored enchantress tells some old creep to get lost. Above: But Steve Martin always gets a laugh with it. At right fantasia on stage 28 ... And Playing Games Clockwise from top left Deb sets it up. top right: “Alright!” above: Let's take a break.” left Yoshiko serves one up. Spikers Do It Again Varsity team: In back, L. Lahnan, D. Haulmgs. Standing, L to R - L. ' Crosby, M. larvi Leopold, S. Shiley, M. Kulyk, D. Shiley. Y. Kan, S. Snyder. Kneeling. L. Under the direction of their coaches Lit Mershon and Kim Frndak, the North- western Volleyball team posted a winning record enroute their third place finish in the Erie County League. In the picture above are the seniors of the squad: (r to I) Voshiko Kan, Deb Haulings, Linda Crosby, and Diane Shiley. Pictured above are the members of the Junior Varsity Volleyball team. Kneeling (I to r) B. Hellyer, and T Workman Middle row (I to r) A Gage, P. Woytek, T Bartko, S. Andrews, T. Rendulic, D. Nelson. T Rendulic. In back (I to r) V. Pratt, B Hellyer 30 Whodunit? 31 Northwestern Wrestlers: Back row, L to R - D. Peters, V. Wheeler, R. I Devies, ). Pettis. Front row, L to R - M Stevens, C. Kicey, M Podoll, W. Cole. Middle row, L to R — |. Logue, G. Snow, R. Devies, Keefer. Wrestlers Wrap, Wriggle, and Wroll Above: Coaches Riggle and Golden. At right: Seniors M. Keefer, R Devies, R. Podoll 32 Varsity team: Back row, L to R - I Logue, C. Snow, R. Devies, j. Devies, J Pettis. Front row, L to R — M. Stevens, C. Kicey, M. Keefer. Managers S. Shearer and K. Golden NW 63 Conneaut Valley 21 Union City 29 Seneca 6 Harborcreek 39 Girard 2 General McLane 44 Kanty Prep 9 Academy 6 Ft. LeBoeuf 4 Saegertown 18 North East 38 Strong Vincent 27 Erie East 16 Corry 20 Fairview 25 Iroquois OPP 6 34 33 49 26 58 15 46 63 47 40 31 30 44 41 36 33 The '78-79 Varsity squad, standing left to right are: C. Lewis, mgr. G. Mountain, and F. Robasky, mgr. Bottom row, (I to r) P. Taylor, D. Hershelman, S. Kaufer, A. McClymonds, G. Henderson, R. Boothby, J. Panko, C. Madden, and K. Madden. Wildcat Cagers Shoot for Records The '78-79 varsity basketball team sported an 8 and 15 record in an up and down season. During the course of the season. Coach Phillips reached an individual milestone in his coaching career with his 200th career victory at Northwestern. Senior Alan McClymonds be- came the sixth leading career scorer in Northwestern history during 78-79. At right are the seniors of the '78-79 team They are Steve Kaufer, Greg Henderson, Alan McClymonds, Chris Madden, and Daryl Panko. 34 In Camelot ... The land of jousting and dragons was brought to life as the cast and crew of Camelot performed their hearts out. The All-School Musical was a smashing success, possibly being the best theatrical event in the history of Northwestern. The cast included Chuck Suscheck, |im Pazun, Rick |os- lin, |oe Burns, Marcia Huston, Renee Egli, Beth Bruce, lane Ingold, Phil Taylor, Lance Robinson, Bob Finley, Mark Mayhue, Steve Shaffer, Mary Ramsey, Jackie Grode, Tim Anderson, Debbie Rickard, Martha Brewster, Wendy Miniaci, Lois Chase, Mark Beery, Ann Potter, Lisa Vorse. Tom of Warwick is knighted. 36 37 Those Who Yell Pictured above are the members of the 1979-80 Varsity Football and Bas- ketball Cheering squads. Six of the ten girls were seniors and they are seen in the picture at the right. They are from left to right: Mary Ellen Suscheck, Melanie Ochocki, Carolyn Hill, Julie Golden, Barb Johnson, and Jane Seneta. The underclassmen on the squad were Lisa Benton, Sue Blood, Renata Ochalek, and Robin Rawlings. Their advisor was Miss Bi- saha. 38 You're On Candid Camera So Many Things To Do ... Student Council At right are the 1978-79 Student Council Officers: MaryAnn Giewont. President; Trish Burns, Secretary; Val Sawdy, Vice President; Joe Burns, Student Advisor. Missing is Debbie Rossiter, Treasurer Model UN 40 41 Spanish Club 42 T. V. Industrial Arts Club 43 Ski Club Cat Tracks Due to a lack of photographs, the Cat Tracks News Staff is not shown. Recognition, however, should be given to this group of seniors who produced many exceptional issues of the school paper. Cat Tracks. The following people were on this staff: David Panko, joe Burns, Marcia Huston, Sandy Thompson, Sharon Han- son, Kathy Botwright, Pat Tercho, Pat Cannon, Pat Marshall, Pearl Root, Tammy Robison, Charlene Mus- grave, Eric Lahnan, and Mr. O'Brien, advisor. 44 National Honor Society a a n i iww! ’ ikAii Above are the new members of the National Honor Society. Below are the old members. 45 46 Drama Club Camera Club and Yearbook Staff The Yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who helped to make this year's Complete Book of Puzzles a success. |oe Burns and Maggie Kulyk have been greatly appreciated for their beautiful pictures, as well as the Camera Club. A special thanks goes to Mr. Walden, Mr. Fuller, and Mr. Tom Chaffee. We hope you are pleased with this year's edition of the annual yearbook and we thank you for your support and encouragements. 47 wordfindit J D N A T H G 1 N S T R o P S E U K C V O O R L 1 I P B R P S E N 1 O R S L A V E D A Y R c E G 1 R L s T R A C K S P 1 E Y R 1 O T T S U K N G E 1 N L O A M O R P 1 C M O X B P G E A D 1 U R c A Q F R N A M 1 C E U D W V R L B Y B C L G C T Z A M N T 1 K A P R J L 1 F 1 Y T K S C A D N S O K M T G O L 1 Y H L S T Q o S N T G R N R O M S D s C u E X P V T O S B N J R A Y 1 E D M N L E A o M P A M S O F T B A L L A O R E W V Y E N O R A F S D A Y B A c R P S T I K M P V Z LY 1. girls track 2. boys track 3. baseball 4. softball 5. junior class play 6. banquet 7. prom 8. afs day 9. graduation 10. sports night 11. senior slave day 12. spring 13. awards day 14. sc elections 48 Track Men Go Round Round The 1979 Track team weathered through a difficult season. The team loses only a few seniors: Jeff Jones, Chuck Leehan, Greg Henderson, Ron Devies, Al McClymonds, Steve Kaufer, and Joe Gianetto. If the freshmen and sophomores continue to participate in the future, things will be brighter for the Wildcats. Three athletes distinguished themselves by qualifying for the District Ten meet: Greg Henderson in the javelin, high jumper Steve Kaufer, and Pat Peters in the 220. 50 Above are the members of the 1979 track team. Front Row I to r: C. Leehan, D. Krolczyk, L. Hites, D. Pitts, T. Platz, D. lohnson, and R. Joslin. Second row I to r: Coach Buttaccio, K. Keidaisch, C. Kicey, ). Devies, K. Weaver, ). Kaufer, ). Krayeski, and Coach Henderson. Third row I to r: K. Carrier, P. Smith, P. Marshall, and L. Pavolko. Back row I to r: ). Jones, E. Metzenbacher, I Burns, P. Peters, G. Henderson, A. McClymonds, and R. Devies. Missing: S. Kaufer, J. Gianetto, and B. Smith. At left, Greg strains with the javelin. 51 Great Girls Who Go Trackin' The bulk of this year’s Girls Track team was composed of underclassmen. As a result all but four of the girls will return in 1980. Those who graduated were Ioanna Surovick, Tammy Hyde, Cathy Perry, and Julie Golden. Two girls qualified for the District Ten meet. Tammy Hyde took fourth in the javelin and Freshman Alane Keefer competed in the two-mile. Above: The members of the 1979 Girls Track Team. In tree, I Strait, and A. Keefer. Kneeling (I to r): Coach Fargo, P. Woytek, T. Surovick. Standing (I to r) B. Hellyer, B. Hellyer, |. Golden, |. Dunn, Bartko, D. Legenzoff, and Coach Sabol. Missing: S. Andrews, C. Perry, C. Sumerville, Y, lenkins, H. Hosey, N. Bolte, N. Bartko. K. Burns, C. and L. Lahnan. 52 Bob's Sunoco Good Luck Above, Tammy Irys her luck with the discus. At left, Ioanna chases Me Lane's Amy McDonald. Albion News 53 Baseball Been Very, Very Good To Them! The 1979 Wildcat Baseball team enjoyed a good sea- son in what proved to be a very competitive Erie County League. Most of the teams in the league had the ability to beat everyone else. The team lost eight seniors on |une 5th, four of them were the team's pitchers. Lost were pitchers Eric Lah- nan, Daryl Panko, )im Coolbeth, and Dan Neubauer, plus Mark Brockett, Chris Madden, Chris Essig, and Mike Bright. Coolbeth was also one of the top hitters in the league. Coach Dan Shilling will have some big shoes to fill in 1980. At right are the seniors. Standing (I to r): Mark Brockett, )im Coolbeth, and Dan Neubauer. On roof, Chris Madden, Chris Essig. On hood, Daryl Panko, Mike Bright. Missing: Eric Lahnan. 54 Modean Industries, Inc. Back row (I to r): B. Rhodes. ) Coolbeth, M. Shiley, M. Brockett, D. Panko, C. Essig. B. Salisbury, and D. Neubauer. Middle row (I to r): M. Bright, J. Mountain, M. Adams, K. Madden, and T. Lascek. Standing: B. Belden, R. Palmer, P. Taylor, and S. Essig. In truck, C. Madden. Kneeling. Coach Shilling. Missing: T. Lascek, E. Lahnan, D Taylor, and Coach Haranin. Charles A. Kemling Real Estate Good Luck Seniors! 55 Really, It Is A Softball! In 1979 the Girls Softball team had their ups and downs. Things started out well, got a little lousy mid- way through the season, but they finished strong. The team loses six seniors, but can rely on a large number of underclassmen and a strong Jay Vee team for the 1980 season. Those seniors who graduated were Deb Hulings, Caroline Huya, Kathy Botwright, Connie Newman, Diana Shiley and Linda Crosby. Back row (I to r): Coach Travis, T. Eldridge, B Brockett, S. Shearer, C. Turify, S. King, and Coach Laurie. Third row (I to r): |. Howard, B Pinckney, M. Ramsey, M. larvi, K Burns, D. Leopold, M. Kulyk, and D. Shiley. Second row (I to r): T. Hovis, ). Shiley, L. Stebnisky, R Ochalek, S. Shiley, R. Rawlings, C. Coolbeth, and C. Huya, Front row (I to r): S. Thayer, ). Curtis, K. Botwright, S. Snyder, L. Crosby, C. Newman, and L. Loepold. 56 Beauty by )ackie and Sue Unisex Hairstyling 756-4401 At left are the seniors (I to r): Caroline Huya, Kathy Botwright, Connie Newman, Diana Shiley, and Linda Crosby. Missing: Deb Hulings. 202 East State Street Hi everybody! By the time you read this I will have gone back to Finland with a lot of good memories from North- western High School. This year was a very good ex- perience for me and I'm very glad I could come here I have learned many new things. (I hope some of you have also learned something from me. At least that people all over the world are basically the same). I sometimes had hard time but every small happening and every little word you have for me created one big and nice memory which I'll always remember. I want to thank everybody for everything you did for me. I always got help from somebody when I needed it. I was very glad to find out how the teachers were always willing to help me and also be friends. Espe- cially warm thanks for those kids who accepted me as your friend. I really appreciate it. If somebody happens to get to travel to Europe you are welcome to visit me. If you would like to you can also write to me. Here is the address: Leena Raivisto Hevoshaantie 5B4 01200 Vantaa 20 Finland Europe Love, Q JL aaA C Oj tsw East ... Above Leena shares customs of Finland in AFS assembly. Below is Leena and her American family, the |ohn Suschecks. Back row, L to R: Mr. Suscheck, Leena, Mrs. Suscheck Front row, L to R: Mary Ellen, |im, and Ann Marie Suscheck. 58 Meets West i. My address is -2-28 Ujina-Higashi liroshima 734 Japan Above: Yoshiko and her American family, the James Connors. Back row. L to R: Mr. Connor, Yoshiko, Mrs. Connor. Front row, L to R: Angela and lulie Connor. Below, Yoshiko's dreams come true as she rides her first horse. Hi, everybody! It was very nice to meet you all. I had a wonderful year with you. When I first came to school, can you imagine how scared I was? But you helped me with much kindness and warmth and made me feel relax. I thank you very much for everything you did for me. Good luck in your future and please come to Japan someday. Love, Yoshiko Kan Our Town The Class of 1980 presented the theatrical event, Our Town in March. The leading roles in the play were ). Pazun, M. Ramsey, and ). Burns. Also in the cast were D. Finnegan, R. Anderson, M. Swift, P. Burns, L. Spaulding, S. Blood, R. Boothby, L. Robinson, B. Fehr, R. Joslin, H. Hosey, B. Amaro, L. Raivisto, B. Bruce, L. Miniaci, W. Miniaci, C. Suscheck, D. Adams, and ). Ingold. 60 If It Weren't For Nonsense ... You guys think this is funny, eh? Whatchyou talkin' 'bout? The getaway Trick or treat???? 61 'These Castle Walls Told It All The Banquet ... |eff Jones Senior Class President Mr. Yohman Junior Class Advisor Good food, great friends, and a few words were the main ingredient of the Jr.-Sr. Banquet this year. Post-program entertainment was provided by Mr. G , hypnotist. 62 And the Prom The 1979 Northwestern prom took place on the eve of May 19. Musical entertainment was provided by the Rudler Brothers until 12 o'clock midnight. The prom courts were as follows: Chris Bolte, Bob Fehr, Barb lohnson, Blake Cook, Val Kehoe, and Dave Smith. Reigning as King and Queen were Bruce Charlton and Julie Golden. )unior prom court consisted of Terry Bartko, Pat Peters, Angela Connors, Pete Smith, Renee Egli, Phil Taylor, Anita Gage, ). Pettis, Heidi Hosey, and Frank Robasky. The movies The Three Stooges and Smokey and the Bandit were shown and the group The Vertical Union provided the music for the re- mainder of the prom-to-dawn. 63 Fantasia? What's That? The Fantasia Singers, formerly known as the Madrigal Swingers, is a group of Juniors and Seniors chosen to represent Northwestern in the area of choral music. Di- rected by Mr. Gary Daugherty, the group travelled to Pittsburgh for a short tour. Unfortunately, one of the members contracted a friendly disease and was forced to sit the rest of the season out. Members of the group included: Jackie Grode, Sandy Thompson, Renee Egli, Marcia Huston, Maggie Kulyk, Bobbie Johnson, Ann Pot- ter, Jane Seneta, Russ Songer, Jeff Specht, Joe Burns, Steve Kaufer, Steve Shaffer, and Phil Taylor. David Panko was piano accompanist. Do we have to practice today? 64 Fantasia puts its best foot forward. The Simple Joys of Student Life Directions 1. Decode the following clues using the number system listed below. 2. Determine the final word from clues. CLUES 1. 8 15 13 5 18 15 15 13 16 9 3 20 21 18 5 19 2. 16 18 15 13 3. 2 1 14 17 21 5 20 4.13 1 7 1 26 9 14 5 19 1 12 5 19 5. 3 12 1 19 19 19 20 1 14 4 19 6. 3 12 1 19 19 5 12 5 3 20 9 15 14 19 7 (Shown Above) NiwssviDaiaisin 2 suo;pd|d SS2Q 9 spupjs SSPQ £ sa|es auizeSeyv janbueg £ aiojd z sajnpjd luoojatuoH I sjaMsuy 66 ABCDEFGHIjKLM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 NOPQRSTUVWXYZ 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 matching wits 67 Room 1 Homeroom 1 front row (l-r) S. Thompson. B Bruce, D. Bennett, C. Benton, W Bailey, A Bashline, N Bartko, L. Appleton Back row (l-r) B Borland. N. Bolte, T. Anderson, M. Barton, D. Tercho, G. Ash, M. Adams, G. Adamson, S. Boothby, T. Thomas, T. Barton, K. Bihler. Missing D. Adams, P. Appleton, M. Ball. F. Best, S. Blood, B Brogan, E. Boggs, B Tomlinson. Room 2 Homeroom 2 front row (l-r) J. Connor, L. Crosby, D. Campbell, K. Carrier, A. Dobransky, B Brocket!, S. Dunlap. K. Tripp, S. Kmecik, T. Felix. Back row (l-r) C. Turify, E. Brogdon, |. Devies, I Burns, T. Fails, J. Dunn, L. Cline. S. Cline, C. Coolbeth, J. Case, ). Evans, and D. Danileson. Missing: S. Brown, |. Carr, K. Chase, W. Cole, B English, B. Finley, and T Fitch. At right Homeroom 3 (I to r), Front row: K. Golden, T Snyder, P Steinle, R Steinhoff, S. Snyder, P Gariepy, A. Fox, and L Frank. Middle row (I to r): D. Finnegan, T. Gorby, B. George, P. Fuller, and R. Simpson. Back row (I to r): D. Hedglin, E. Skobodzinski, J. Stemple. Missing. G. Frame, D. Gorby, B. Smith, R. Smith, and G Snow. 68 Room 3 Room 4 Homeroom 4: Front row (I to r) C. Jones, M. Jones, C. Turner. T. Hovis. M. Jarvi, W Jenkins, and V. Hoch. Back row (I to r) K. Horsemanko, J Ingold, J Snyder, C. Henley, P. Huston, S. Henck, F. Kane. Last row (I to r) R. Joslin. Missing: D. Holdson, J. Hosack. O. Hulings, M. Huston, T. Jones. B. Joslin, D. Keeler, and Dale Kendrick Room 8 Homeroom 8: Front row (I to r) S. Lackovic. C Kicey. R McMillen, D Taylor, J. Logue, B Krahe, T. Lascek. and G Major Back row (I to r): D. Krolczyk, L. Lytle, D. Long, D. Kehoe, W. Sumner, and K. Madden. Missing: W. Kersnick, K. Keidaisch, S. King. D. Lasher, T. Leehan, and B. McAdoo. Room 9 Homeroom 9: Front row (I to r) M. Merritt, R. Ochalek, P Mosier, R Nachman, and S. Parmetter. Middle row (I to r) V. Pavolko, J. Patten, E. Nulph, D. Nelson, and D. Parker Back row (I to r) J Pazun, ). Pacileo, S. Orr, B Pavolko, G. Miller, J. Owens, and |. Morley. Missing: T. Metzenbacher, W. Miniaci, C. Nearhoof, and A. Perry. 69 At right - Homeroom 11: Front row (L to R) R. Ryan, D. Sargent, D. Rickard. B Sterling. Middle row (L to R) B. Pinkney, S. Shiley, R. Rawlings, S. Shearer,). Rouse,). Poland, D. Peters. In truck (L to R) P. Strait, |. Seneta, A. Scott, D Stevens. Missing are I Poland, D. Pugh, W. Rice, D. Santiago, S. Silverthorn, M. Richards. Below — Homeroom 14: Front row (I to R) P. Wright, C. White, M. Williams, L. Young, P. Winterquist, K. Weaver, |. Weatherlow. Missing are C. Ulrich, V. VanCise, M. Wolfe. Room 14 Room 11 Above - Homeroom 201 Tech B: Front row (L Room 201B to R) B Ritchie, P. Wolfe, H. Giddings, J. Walizer, K. Dana, C Harpst, M. Huyck. Middle row (L to R) L. Olsen, R Folletti, B. Leopp, P. King. Back row (I to r): R Perry, G. Mooney, K. Patten, S. Altman, T. Blood, ). Gross, M. Mayhue, S. Wasser, D. Frye. Missing: K Brewster, D. Cowger, B. Crowl, D. Golden, R. Green, J. Hall, S. Haranin, G. Mooney, D Nearhoof, S. Otteni, S. Parker, and M. Ryan. 70 71 At right Homeroom 201 Tech A (I to r): K. Crosby, D. Kuzma, D. Owen, H. Snow, C. VanCise, D. Grenier, D. Diehl, K. Zappitella, D Rossiter, ). Frey, R. Brown, T. Lascek, K. Carrier. Missing are B Douglas, T. Taylor. Below Homeroom 201 Tech B Back row (I to r): J. McFayden, ). Takash, K. Lasher, T. Holtz, B. Everden, D. Hoover, T. Pavolko, C. Ross. Middle row (I to r): ) Thomas, K. Ryan, K. Hayes, J. Curtis, V. Gable. Sitting (I to r): A. Newman, B Miller. Missing: M Portzer, D. Wheeler. At right Homeroom 204 Back row (I to r): B. Amaro, B Burt, R Boothby, D. Brogdon. Middle row (I to r): C. Barber, T Anderson, K Barton, M. Brocious, K. Beatty, W. Berry, P. Burns. L. Borland, B. Beldon, L. Beers. Kneeling (I to r): T. Bartko, C. Brown, L. Benton, S. Andrews. Missing: D. Barker, N Best, P. Brown 72 Room 208 Homeroom 208 Back row (I to r): S. Dana, M. Gibbons, J. Brown. Middle row (I to r): A. Connor, L. Carr, T. Felix, B Eaton, A. English. First row (I to r): L. English, E. Curry. Missing: R. Egli. B Fails, B. Fitch, P. Froehlich, A. Gage. Room 209 Homeroom 209 Back row (I to r): D. Holden, R. Hoag, M. Holley, G. Hershelman, S. Hyde, ). Kantola, D. Hnath. Front row (I to r): R Hull, ). Howard, K. Holley, H. Hosey, I Hyde, P. Gutelius. Missing: M. Godfrey, J. Gollmer, |. Grode, R Gutelius, T. Hickock, |. Hill, B Hitzges, D. Homansky, B. lohnson. Room 210 Homeroom 210 Back row (I to r): S. Kinney, B. Lawson. J Konopa. Middle row (I to r): B. Long, L. Lahnan, V. Kean, M. Kuhn, T. Leonhardt, S. Klemm, D. Long, S. Meier, Front row (I to r): P Lahnan, P. Meehan, |. Lewis. Missing: K. Knapp, M. Kulyk, E. Marcy, M Marks, K. Mavros. 73 Room 211 Homeroom 211 Back row (I to r) E. Metzenbacher, P. Peters. F. Robasky, ). Pettis, W. Nicholas, D. Peters. Middle row (I to r): P. Prindle, D. Mininger, D. Pickens, C. Robison, M Miller. S. Owens. Front row (I to r): J. Mountain, T. Rendulic, K. Pinckney, B Northrup, W. Richards, R. Phillips. Missing. D. Payne, L. Petri, L. Petzold, T. Peyton, M. Prindle, C. Rowe. r 0 1 O Homeroom 212 Back row (I to r): B. Rose, P. | 00 m A I A Smith, B. Salisbury, L. Spaulding, P Schirmer, E. Schultz. Front row (I to r): M. Stevens, |. Sargent, D. Snyder, L. Sedler, E. Rouse. Missing: M. Sedler, B. Shedd, S. Skelton, D. Smith, F. Smith, M. Somerville. C. Stebnisky, P. Taylor. 74 Room 213 Homeroom 213 Back row (I lo r): B. Warhola, M. Swift, J. White,). Titus, M. Shiley, D. Smith, C. Suscheck, Front row (I to r): S. Vorse, L. Walizer, K Uram, S. Turify. Missing: A Suscheck, W. Taylor, K Tripp, 8 Tuscona, B Zerby. 75 What do you Guys do at Tech? 76 A group of Northwestern students have the privilege of attending two schools each year. They are enrolled at Northwestern and Erie County Vo-Tech. It isn't easy sharing your time with two schools, particularly when you have to make new friends at one school and see your old friends every other week. The home school seems to forget about you, leaving you out of activities, no matter how hard they try to avoid it. But, after all is said and done, you have two sets of memories on graduation day and a sense of accomplishment for hav- ing gone to different schools at the same time. 77 SENIORS Oh, The Life of a Senior Pretty trick, eh? You mean today is only Monday? re You've got to be kidding me. Uh oh, I think it's stuck! Hi there, big boy! 81 Janice E. Adamson Patricia ). Aldrich Sherry D. Ash Jean M. Berry Beth E. Belden Janet L. Bihler Dennis A. Billings ka 'v Christene M. Bolte Katherine A. Botwright Darlene J. Bricker Michael). Bright Samuel E. Boothby Amy L. Borland Martha |. Brewster 83 William M. Brinager Darrell R. Brackett Mark L. Brackett 84 Lois). Chase jeffery E. Chiarizio Sheryl L. Clisby ' (f, i i lames A. Coolbeth Tammie M. Cole Blake L. Cook 85 Ronald M. Copeland Cheryl L. Crawford Linda S. Crosby 8 David B. Crosby “Is there film in that thing? 86 87 Christopher M. Essig David W. Fausnaught Donald R. Finnegan Donna ). Finnegan Robert D. Fehr Renee G. Fails James A. Field Anna E. Fortney Llewellyn Frame lackie L. Fisher Kenneth V. Fuller 89 Shelby A. Gehr Joseph C. Giannetto Mary A. Giewont Matthew |. Gollmer Wade R. Gibbons Julie A. Golden Janice A. Goodenow 90 Nancy E. Green Gerald T. Grade Deborah ). Griffis 91 Penny C. Hayes Gregory ). Henderson Carolyn M. Hill Sandra L. Hotchkiss Brett H. Howland Laura E. Hites 92 fcl I i Debra A. Hulings Paul W. Huston Caroline A. Huya john M. Hupp Marcia R Huston Randolph S. Huston Brenda S. Huya Tammy R. Hyde Lorenzo Jenkins 93 ■i Barbara L. Johnson Brenda L. Johnson Stephen A. Kaufer Miles P. Keefer 94 95 Ronald C. Leehan Robin C. Lytle Diann M. Lasher Charles E. Leehan Daniel ). Leicht Patrick A. Marshall Christopher P. Madden Deborah L. Mansfield Lisa B. Miniaci 97 Charlene L. Musgrave Connie E. Newman Gregory D. Owens Daniel P. Neubauer Cheryl A. Nachman Melanie L. Ochocki A Robin L. Ochocki Laura L. Palmer Daryl W. Panko 98 David B. Panko Daniel G. Pavolko Debra J. Pate 99 David R Perry Douglas E. Pierson Kenneth L. Peters Robert R. Podoll Kenneth E. Poland Ann M. Potter Leena R. Raivisto 100 Robin L. Rea Bonita |. Ritchie Ronald K. Raymond Lance A. Robinson Dale A. Robison 101 Tammy Y. Robison w Matthew ). Romanski Pearl I. Root lane M. Seneta Leon M. Rouse Valerie A. Sawdy 102 Christine L. Shank Michelle M. Shearer Mark A. Sherman Diana L. Shiley Penny ). Silverthorn David W. Smith 103 Patricia L. Smith William D. Snyder 104 Paul S. Smith Bobby J. Snow Russell L. Songer leffery S. Specht Thomas E. Strait Cloyd D. Stuckey Rodney D. Sturdivant Ioanna K. Surovick Mary Ellen Suscheck Robert ). Tanner Patrick M. Tercho 105 Dennis D. Thayer Timothy |. Tobin Sandra A. Thompson Arthur M. Turner Christina L. Tinko Linda A. Utter 106 )ose S. Vindeola II Deborah K. Vasilik Kathryn |. Vorse Lisa L. Vorse Michael C. Warhola Tracy ). Weatherlow 107 Donna L. Williams loyce A. Wilson Renee B. Wolfe Darei L. Wood Tammy L. Wright David S. Zelina PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Patrick L. Cannon Bruce G. Charlton |udy A. Eades Barry G. Desin Phyllis A. Fox Robert ). Galentine William J. Hoch Phillip M. loslin Gordon S. Krahe Eric A. Lahnan Charles H. Lewis Danny I. Peyton, |r. Craig S. Wolchik 108 Seniors Submit to Silly Slavery A1 left leff Spechl holds up gymnasium floor. Above Chris and Ioanna casually stroll down the hall. Everybody has a bad day once in a while! The History Of The Class of 79 When we were sophomores and just little tots, Wondering whether we'd live or not, Shying away from seniors and all. Hoping in the commons that we wouldn't fall. Very few sophomores were cheerleaders or jocks. Most of us just sat back and watched. Our school had team spirit, boy did we yell. Especially that year, our team did so well. Our football team was the cream of the crop. The Northwestern Wildcats worked their way to the top. The football team went to District 10. The snow put a damper on some of our fun. We had to stay home till the snow was all done. Finally we got in the swing of things. After an extended wait we received our class rings. Our sophomore year slowly came to an end. Eleventh grade days we were about to attend. Our lunior year started a little bit late. The teachers had a struggle, so we had to wait. We started school in mid-September, Exactly what date it’s hard to remember. To sell magazines was the first job of the year. Ten thousand dollars we wanted to clear. The teachers thought we'd never come through, At times we wondered about it too. We struggled to sell through the wind and the rain, Finally we did it, our goal we attained. As juniors we thought we were pretty fine. All over we wrote a proud “79 . Since we were juniors we weren't shy anymore At dances we danced in the middle of the floor. The lunior-Senior Banquet was a big event. All of the invitations had to be sent. The food was all ordered, I think by ton, And passed out by sophomores, one by one. Mr. Buttaccio spoke the most humorous of all And teardrops fell as we listened to Paul. The Madrigals sang their hearts out to us. And for jon Hill's voice the crowds made a fuss. Time to go home, the Banquet was done. Plans for the prom quickly begun. The theme of the prom, “Come Sail Away Ideas grew bigger day alter day. The plans were changed and mixed around, Blake's job was to paint, ours was to pound. June third came when we weren't quite done But that didn't stop us, the prom still begun. After the prom nothing special was near, Except of course the end of the year. We sat in our classes the sun beating down. While the seniors showed off in their caps and gowns. Graduation was set, |une 16th as the date. Farewell to the class of 78. The halls were empty, the days lingered on. But )une 28th came and all students were gone. Summer vacation was short but sweet. We started school again in the heat. The day finally dawned the hour was here. We were actually beginning our senior year. We didn't have to try to be cool. It came to us naturally as we took Over the school. Remember our fright on senior portrait day? If our pictures were gross did we still have to pay? Everything must be perfect, the photographer said', And we smiled and smiled till our faces were red. Our pictures came in, we exchanged with our friends. We started to realize that this year was the end. A class meeting was held, the fair quickly began. And again, of course, we had a great stand. Our announcements were ordered along with caps and gowns A lot of the seniors acted so down. The cliques were no more, the stuck-ups were none The class of 79 came together as one. Sure, we had our problems like everyone does, But we never worried, mostly because Miss Frndak and Mr. B. were always there. And they showed so much that they really did care. I can't wait to get out of this place ' A lot of us said with a grin on our face. But now that graduation is near The grins are beginning to fade to tears. What will we do? Where will we go? Flow many of us really do know? For some of us the joy goes away And the fear gets greater day after day. Look around on Graduation day For all of us will go separate ways. The class clowns might become sincere. And the tough guys may even shed a tear. Sure we'll wonder and we are scared. But there's people behind us that really care. Our Principal, counselors, teachers, and peers Have helped us to cope with all of our fears. The problems will arise and good times will too; But I know, in whatever we do. That WE WILL MAKE IT! AND WE WILL SHINE' FOR WE’RE THE CLASS OF 79 !!!' Above: I bet you can't guess how I do that! At right: And no one even knows my feet hurt. So You Want To Be a Senior ... 112 And now, the next contestant on the New Price Is Right! 113 And the film goes right back here . Gee, is this interesting Just Joking Around At right, Diana tries to deceive a naive underclassman. Below, Mike and Steve discuss the pro's and con's of robbing the Albion Bank 114 M w 115 Above, joe and Lance long for the good ole' days when underclassmen respected the seniors. At left, Connie tries her luck at the nickle toss. The Class of 1979 Class Speakers: Joe Burns, Faculty Choice, Marcia Huston, Salutatorian, Jean Berry, Class Choice. Jeff Jones, Valedictorian. Class Advisors: Miss Frndak and Mr. Buttaccio Class Song: Good Times Roll Class Flower: White Silk Rose Class Colors: Red and Black Class Motto: Do not follow where the path leads, but rather, go forth and make a new trail. PROGRAM THEME: From Dream to Reality' Prelude ................................. Instrumental Ensemble In-trumcnt.il Ensemble 'National Anthem 'Invocation St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church Orations: “From Dream to Reality” Marcia Huston Dreams and dreamers Jean Beery Fantasy or reality Joseph Burns Realization of dreamers Jeffrey Jones Possibilities of success Senior High School Principal Superintendent Presentation of Diploma and Willard C. Miller School Board Members Senior High Assistant Principal •“Alina Mater’ .............................Graduate� and Audience •Benediction ............................ The Reverend John Stubbs Calvary United Methodist Church Instrumental Ensemble 'Postlude .,. «... Instrumental F.n«emble • Audience Will Please Stand 116 Commencement June 5, 1979 SUBJECT AWARDS Agriculture..............................Renee Wolfe Art.............................................Blake Cook Business Clerical.............................Debbie Vasilik Secretarial....................................Mary Ramsey English Composition....................................Jeff Jones Literature....................................Kathy Vorse Home Economics..........Yoshiko Kan Leena Raivisto Industrial Arts..........................Daryl Panko Mathematics Pure Mathematics...............................Jeff Jones Computer Science Marcia Huston, Jeff Jones, Joe Burns Music Band........... Chorus......... Physical Education Boys........... Girls.......... Science.......... Social Studies... ...Louise Utter ......Joe Burns ....Chris Essig Debbie Hulings . John Dascanio ...Tricia Burns Class Officers: Steve Kaufer, V. President, Sherri Crawford, Secretary, Jeff Jones, President, Joe Burns, Treasurer 117 Senior Awards Top right: Jeff Jones, Good Government award, Special Recognition for Achievement from the National Coun- cil ot Teachers of English, Harthan Character Award, S. A. R. Good Citizenship Award, Freeburg Memorial Award, All-Sports Award. Diana Shiley, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award, All-County Volleyball, 2nd Team, All-Sports Award. Middle right: Joe Burns, International Thespian Award, Lion's Club Service Award, Band Spir- it Award, Drama Award, Who's Who in Music, Out- standing Male Vocalist Award, District Chorus. Louise Utter, Drama Award, Band Service Award. Bottom right, recptients of the coveted Burley Award, Lisa Miniaci and Don Finnegan. Not Shown, Mary Ramsey, Presque Isle Chapter, The National Secretaries Associ- ation, Brenda Johnson, Special Recognition for Achievement from the National Council of Teachers of English, Lisa Freeman, Harthan Character Award, Mark Funkhauser, Floyd McClymonds Photographic Service Award, John Dascanio, Bausch Lomb Scientific Award. Also, Outstanding Seniors at Erie County Vo- Tech: Jackie Butch, Masonry, Sam Boothby, Industrial Electricity, Bill Snyder, Appliance Repair, Mark Sher- man, Auto Mechanics. Scholarships The Egan Scholarship Award at Mercyhurst College................Kathy Botwright Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program..................Marcia Huston Scholarships to Erie Beauty Academy.........Jean Beery Diann Lasher Recipient of the National Honor Society Scholarship, National Association of Secondary School Principals............Joe Burns Semi-finalist for a National Scholarship.........................Kathy Botwright Scholarship to Hiram College.....................Jeff Jones Scholarship to Orra Jean Beauty Academy...........................Melanie Ochocki Honor Scholarship from Rose-Human Institute of Technology.........................Joe Burns Rehabilitation Scholarship to Williamsport Community College..........Ken Poland Scholarships to Edinboro College.................Lisa Freeman Brenda Johnson Rehabilitation Scholarship to Erie Business Center.................................Bob Fehr Letter of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program......................Jeff Jones Knights of Columbus Scholarship..........Chris Madden Women of the Moose Nursing Scholarship.........................Sandy Thompson Scholarship to Grove City College.........Chris Essig Top left: Kathy Botwright, Listed in Who's Who in American High Schools. Middle left: Steve Kaufer, Keystone Boys' State. Marcia Huston, Keystone Girls' State, Who's Who in Music, Outstanding Female Vo- calist Award. Bottom Left, Marcia Huston, District Chorus, Charlene Musgrave, District Band, Joe Burns, District Chorus, David Panko, Outstanding Pianist Award, Ann Potter, District Chorus, Jeff Specht, District Chorus. 119 Top right: Debbie Hulings, Outstanding Volleyball Player Award, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. Not shown, Daryl Panko, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. Below: All-County Softball, Linda Crosby and Connie Newman. Also, Caroline Huya, All-County Girls' Bas- ketball, Honorable Mention. 120 Top left: Voshiko Kan, All-County Volleyball, Honor- able Mention. Below, Al McClymonds, All-County Football, first Team, All-County Basketball, Third Team. Not shown, Eric Lahnan, All-County Football, second team, Ron Copeland, All-County Football, first team. 121 FACULTY AND STAFF Dr. Daniel M. Freeman, Superintendent Agriculture Mr. Raymond Crilley Mr. Kerry Duncan Driver's Education Mr. |ohn Gillette English Mrs. Carol Hall Miss Katherine Kenney Mr. Donald McCalmon Mr. David O'Brien Fine Arts Mrs. Sandra Brogdon Mr. Gary Daugherty Mr. Keith Lenz Health Mr. Dean Henderson Language Arts Mrs. Linda Artello Mr. Raymond Buttaccio Miss Virginia Sampson Office Staff Miss |anet Everett Mrs. Melinda Robinson Mrs. Elsie Seneta Nurse Mrs. Mabel Blanck Miss Tamara Shumake Physical Education Miss Kim Frndak Mr. )ohn Phillips Industrial Arts Mr. )erry Hall Mr. Daniel Shilling Mr. Vergil Taylor Guidance Mr. Abe Edwards Mr. Paul Taylor Special Education Mrs. Patricia Bost Mr. Michael Chriest Business Mrs. Edith Beighley Mrs. Evelyn Conley Mrs. Sharon Freeman Mrs. Patricia lohnson Mrs. Kathryn Martin Mrs. Marilyn Morrison Mrs. Martha Reddinger Math Mr. James Bolton Mr. Robert Kaleida Miss Susan Laurie Mr. Raymond Tewksbury Home Economics Mrs. Kathy Cooper Mrs. Dorothy Porter Miss Debra Walker Library Mr. Daniel Fuller Science Mr. Gerhard Bilek Mr. Patrick Golden Mr. Roger Travis Mr. Herbert Walden Social Studies Mr. James Connor Mr. Darwin Cook Mr. Paul McCommons Mr. Dennis Palo Mr. Jay Riggle Mr. Joseph Yohman 122 Mr. Donald J. Costa, Principal Above, Student Teacher Miss Johnson prepares for class. Below, Mr. Buttaccio is his usual wild and crazy self at the banquet. 123 And Now For the More Professional Side of Teacher Life ... 124 Happy Valentine's Day from Mr. Yohman That was a very nice triple-back flip. Now let's work on the landing.'' 125 126 Above, Jane and Val have a casual every-day chat. At right is one of Chuck Suscheck's more artistic shots. 128 Above: Oh, hi Mr. Costa!! At left: Do you really think a sophomore can get prematurely gray? 129 130 At left: You mean today is Saturday??? Below: The Three Stooges 131 STEINHOFFS GOLDEN DAWN griden dawn RT. 6 ALBION, PENNA. First National Bank At Albion Complete Banking Services Two Offices: Albion, Pa. West Springfield, Pa. Mon.-Wed. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Thurs. Fri. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m Closed Sun. Holidays Member FDIC ? fouR RaetiiL Headquarters 756-3429 TfUL Aihlofi Pftormocy' Best of Luck Graduates Powell's IGA Good Luck Seniors CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of Northwestern from Springfield Monument 11887 Main St. East Springfield, Pa. Larry L. Valentine Co. REALTOR 922-7191 � l l -I'KIM.HHn Good Luck Seniors 133 Muskrat - Mink - Raccoon World Wide Markets Phone 814 756-4369 Northwestern Fur Exchange Largest Supplier of Lures, Traps and Trapping Supplies In Northwestern Pennsylvania THE VILLAGE SHOPPE 9 E. State St. Albion, Pa 16401 We specialize in the latest fashions for the junior and Young junior Sizes start at Petite G. C. THORNTON Owner 151 N. Main Street Albion, Pa. 16401 Good Luck Seniors Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 134 The Clothing Center for the Whole Family For Your Prom Complete Line of Tuxedos in the Latest Styles Available for Rental WATRAL'S CLOTHING CENTER 10 E. State St. Albion, Pa. 16401 The Winners, The Class of 1979 PATRONS Phone (814) 922-3084 LAKELAND TOOL PRECISION MACHINING Crayton Road GORDON COOLBETH West Springfield, Pa. 16443 Best Wishes Seniors Louise A. Utter Fred's Garage Hazen's Barber SHop Shields Gas and Grocery Mihalaks Gun Shop Albion VFW Post 2341 Dr. W.D. Hustead DDS Towne Cleaners Kennedy's Hardware Tuckers Hardware Albion Gift Variety Store Pizza Villa Rudler Auto Sales Dr. David W. Bashline Albion Florists Styles by Mary |o )oe's Tavern 135 Sign My Book Here 136 9