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Northwestern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

- Class of 1958

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lil lx 1UUlxN ffl! If fl ll! Nl! NI I .111 Nlr, Kf'iNIillQl. r up r n IH ymvhlo: ff-r ' 'Sp -fa. -1 . XA I N px l.T.4 - ffl-' ,.,.-, fi V ' X Q Watching movies is very entertaining as well as educational, Here the Latin Class watches a movie. All freshman girls at Northwestern gain much from the Guidance Class. ln Geometry we learn to construct angles. General Math helps us understand the Roman numerals. 8 THEY DIRECT MRS. MARGARET AYERS is a new member of our faculty this year. She had taught here at the Clay Township school before the consolidation. She has an AB, degree from Indiana University and teaches Latin. English. and Girls' Guidance. She is a sponsor of the Juniors and directed their class play. r N K' N f-2:-T '53- MR. WAYNE BOLTON, our Vice Prin- cipal, is completing his thirty-eighth year in public school teaching. He holds an A.B. degree from Central Normal Col- lege and an 31.5. degree from lndiana University. Algebra, Geometry. a n cl General Math are his subjects this year and he sponsors the Honor Society and assists with the Rifle Club. W -- R STUDIES. MISS DOROTHY H. ISOWNMN hax un ill. tlvgrw from xlLllll'llI'-IIT Lollz-ggv and has also att:-mlwl Bull Starr' vl1K'Lll'll' t-rx tl-Ill.-gf' untl .film-rivun liullvgn- of l'hy+it'al Frltlvulit-ti in lfliivagu. Ehr- Uillllt' In nur -rlwnl on Urtnln-r rl nf Illia yvar In lvavh Ymuli-wliul llvum' Em-- Illlllllf' and ll:-alth. Xlrx. Xlln-rt Kimlig -tilistitutwl until that timvx Nl:-N linu- man also -pull-urf tht- Sl1llNlIlIlt' Such-ty. NIR. ROY F. CLIFTON haf a BS. drgrev fmm Ball State Tvachers College. He teaches Biology and Nlechanical Drawing and sp-,msors thr Freshman Class, the Conservation Club and thv Rifle- Cluh. W lik 3 :ig - 1' - If s . Q 4 1 If ' ' Q L 1. A. :Xt thv annual lli-trint Sunshinv ilmiwiitiwri. hvlil at N4lI'lllWI'Nl!'l'Il thif year. Nlifs Bowman assiftvtl the girl- in ft'gllNlI'I'lllQl tht- xi-:tmp elm-lf-galw. 2 Pun. Onr nf tht' Fupllulllurt- lltvliiv Ev prtv-ltwlx lx In ltl'f'IH1l'l' final rvrxe' 8 tlinnvr. 'Sr f, is Li' . la Mr. Clifton tr'aChss tht- students tu lm xerx vxavting in Nlwhariiual Drawing. lah... 9 tml, 4 I. Bug: and frogs am not the only things which Convtitutr a gm-tl lliwlogy Class. 9 4-.,fJ' ., 55 viz MR. GEORGE R. DAVIS holds an A.B. tlcgrce from DePauw and an XLS. dr-- grer from lndiana University. He is thc Supervising Principal of thc Clay-Ervirr Howard Corporation and the Principal at Northwvstcrn High School. He tcaclws sociology and psychology, man- ages thc school cafe-tn-ria. and sponsors the Christian Service! Club. MRS. Hl'fl.lQN S. FARLOW has a ll.S. tlcgrcc from llllftlllt' llniwrsity. Qlw tn-aclirs l'lrt--lnnan and litblilldlllltlft' Eng- lisli and sportsors the Sunshine- Socicty and tht' lit-lialv iflulu. x .. -A i Q 5 -5 - . if ' - THEY HELP US S i i 1 Sociology helps greatly in tvaching thi- se-riinrs to get along with thc outsidc world. It was a plcasurc for Mr. Davis to accf-pt tht- trophy from tht' liaslwt- ball tcaln. It was prvscntctl to tht- st-lmol at a cortxocatiun. -5- - ww . A 511- 5-4: 5. H W3 Q31 Kiwi if-s-ii' -fl? 55,415 wiifgf fxivif Rediff izfflilli Ko! A 535' LPS?-ah 21533. . ef .,. i if M' H 5. -. . 1 Y is , - kv' '.', ..... .6 i 5, - f , V . ,l. , if , AJ' ' A Ji s , x Y v 4 Q 2' ' .'ixH5x'i. -' N , MM -1,5 .. 9 5 vi .- ' tax: '- QM X t Q51 was za is-Q X Q .3-52155 'ir if ln Mrs. Farlnw'5 Litvraturc Class all arc taught to appreciatc good litcraturc. 4 The end of a semester finds thc teachers grading exams and grades, Mrs. l'arlow is in thc process of recording hers. X v.. S. .x fi? TW,-59 -an li N-Q making out 'LAN O R CURRICUL A ' sja ,' I-152 h F-1- I 1 in -5? 41 2 L Nlrllillu-rl Q'XlllLlillNllll' fine- pwil1l-ul:-'LII mi-ing ln'II1'r1rup-. Hr, lvlllu-rt 1n-lru-'l- the--v Imp nn x.-vgxtnuml Lum -hup wh11-h wlll ln' quile- hvlpful in the-ir var- 4-f farmin ' 1 ' Y' 5' ' ,, M QI- .v M K N r E 'H ! lx iid 5' l Q, x X 1 , , ?fZ.-4' 'MIIFEFQV ,' h h h -- f ' Y .Viv 1 'Q ..-' l l ' I 'Q V Y-Z., ix ' 1' - I L5 I. It S97 2 - '- , ., . - I E m ffl f 5 , i wt' . 1 J r . I i A N- I 1 3' X . 4' 'TD r F- 'Q ,8- . , f .. k , . ' Y' ' J N' . V. wg' A . :I gi. Pg Q 5, 1 N1 a s -,fx . ,al V - -1 P., ' fin if , Q1 .3 . , Q -' F . V ' :z Thr- Php pics Cla-Q agrw-Q that mf-du-rn lixing I'f'lIlliI'Fb ll me fm 1 Trignnometry prepares sturlffnts fur uullflgf- math:'matic'Q. .7' W 1 J , ff ff '54 NIH. J. ICIIXYAHII lLlI.HER'l' lmlfk a 1 HSMX. ui:-gn-v frwm lurmhn- lwniwr-ity. II1- tvuvllw- Xhvutinrxgxl ,Xggrivultllrv and Uvnf-ral U11-im-Q-. A-Xlw. he- hw an adult llififfllhllff' pmglruln hr- te-avllf-Q at night two t'Nt'IliIlg1- Li YV4Af'k, Hr- -111111-1vrf tlw Future- lfurrxrwfrx uf .-Xrm-rivzx. thv- Opvra- turf llluh, and thf- S:-niur Class. , ng NIR. CH.-XRLE5 H.-XW'I'HORNI'f al- tf-nrir-si Indiana Iwniu-rQily from whivh hw hai an Nl.A.T. ml:-gr:-v in ffllf-misiry. Hv If-aclwi Phyfirs. Chr-mixtry. ,-Xfhancw-d .-Xlgf-lmra. Trigorwrm-try. and Snlid Cr- mne-Iry. Hr- sponkorf Ihr- F1qwhm1mrv ffla-- and the- Svienvv- ami Math ffluh. 'FHEHTPEHHlAREYUS'DO :g,,.,... .Q -5- 13' Our curriculum offers more than the three R's. Mr. Hoban coaches the Tiger team to bigger and better things. ul n gl fl L There are 55 voices in our rolled clit-ir. Irlert- they are practieing for a perforiiiariu-. gf JQUQIQHH if. MR. MERRILL D. HOBAN has a BS. degree from Indiana Central College. He teaches Driver Training and Boys' Health. He is the Athletic Director for the Clay-Ervin-H o w a r d Corporation, coaches the Varsity Basketball and Track and assists with Baseball. He sponsors the Freshman Class, the N Club and the Operators' Club. Also, he serves as our Visual Educational Director. MR. J. ALBERT KINDIG has a BS. degree from Indiana Central College. He is the Music Supervisor of the Clay- Ervin-Howard Corporation and teaches the High School Band and Choir, the Freshman Choir, and the Northwestern Junior High Band. He sponsors the Future Teachers of America and the .Iunior Class. The- band works hard to increase their skill. In the background are a K few of the many citations earned by Northwf,-stern's music department. I2 S I E I 0 R COMMUNITY. 1 7 NIH. Hll.lSlQR'l' lf. OWEN hollis a BS. anil an 31.5. il:-grw from liutlvr. He is lhv lliiidamw- llirwlor of the- lllay-Erxin- lalsmarll llvrporation, He' leacliws Govern- mvnl and lioy-' filll1lLlllCt'. lla' sponsors the' l utur:- 'llvachvrs of ,-Xnivrica. the Llhrislian Sf-rxirv llluli and thu- Honor Sorivty. .Xl-o. hr' manages th-- CUIlCt'N' rlilllr. -QW 15? NIR. D.-XRRELL RIDER has a ISS. df-- grw from Ball Flats Tt?3Cl'lt'f- Colle-gy. HH twachvs .Xmffriran History. Wvorlil History. and Boys' Physical Education. Hz- is the- Baseball Coach and lhf- Frvsh- man Baslu-tlmall Coach and as-li-ts with the' Var-ity Basketball and Track. He- ' Q.-ponsors the- N Cluli and tha' bophn- V , ,bbw 1 rg! more Class. - 59 :D ,Il iff In Boys' Guidance- all freshman boys arv umlvr the flirvclion of Nlr. Owe-n. 'Z 1-1 S qv X .V a ..- s fi We learn to be goofl citizvns and prvparf- fur thv future in Cove-rnmf-nt Class. ,,,ff I I1 f f ' -.: .f'A1l ll' A , American History is mad.: int:-rvsting by th-A u-+1 of maps. 11-1 I 'H ' The Physical Education class clwwlop- -tu1lf'nt- lwth pliy-ivally a morally. , W I Lf' -.L S1 nfl I3 MRS. WILNIA HVSK has a B.S. degree from Ball State- Teachers College. She teaehes Typing and Shorthand. She sponsors the yearliuok and the Senior Class. +1 YYY MRS. ELEANOR B. SCHNEIDER holds a BS. and an NIS. mir-grrt-if from Indiana University. She is the school librarian and sponsors the Librarians Clulv. She- teaches English. Speeeh and Composiv tion. She also directed the Senior Play. if-lb A Q, -:.-L? .:, . ' 5 '-3:11 vf. x - 4- f ---- ,V -kx , 1 . - .i S. XR.. 1 :,. 5 THEY HELP US T0 1 1 LB. 531 The Shorthand Class learns their brief forms. Speed and accuracy are steps to good typing. Mrs. Schneider. the librarian of the school. keeps the students of N.H.S. supplied with good reading material. In Speech Class we learn to he good leaders and to express ourselves. AFEGUARD O R LIVES .1 Iii Fl llhe bookkeeping class uses adding machines and the filing cabinet in heir class. Q-asf. ei- Fi.. l1 'f, 7. 15 . .'51x'x:2'-f. '-I s-2 e1 11?-f:.f'73a gms -4 -r, ' I ' 1 3---fl-so.. 2-34 1. , 5 . ' - - fry- 'gf M .fs . 9- .- A 1 .. ' . is ' -W -I gi.: . QQ y N . am, , 1.. . gg. -af-sm -- - ,. we ,ef Gisli ig, 'sf vinci' Q' -3 9 X. 51,2 ' -X 4, 1 h . x ' r N -4 t V. MRS. MARY SHIPLEY has a BS. degree from Ball State Teachers Col- lege. She teaches Bookkeeping, General Business, and Girls' Physical Education. She is the Bookstore Manager and sponsors the yell leaders and the Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, and the Sophomore Class. I The Physical Education Class demonstrates the use of pre- cision in gyrnnastics. MISS DONNA TINIMONS has an AB. degree from Indiana Llniversity. She is our Speech and Hearing Therapist. ,J G Z 1 Wx X 4 MILDRED LUCAS, our county health nurse. safeguards our health in many ways such as giving eye tests. I5 SE IURS 5 Q S uv ull Q ANN A 45.. gifs X 5 1 87' ifx' 2 Q , . . B 4 , .. v . 4 : E f .rv -Y' ll! Q 4 p ff , .4 . t t r A - 1 ' ' .. 4-' f - . sifgfvjf'-f:f'f - 'f wr 5 'FV 1-1.s'i.5.iF3???2.Q'7 '-'r?s?W- f . 1. ,K 1. 1 . . . , N - 2. 4. JV 9 Y1D'f'.1feT:k'G '- -'F' ':Jf5.'ZA .- X ll- A . fi- iv. f'gv'ywf- -.,- Q , 1. ' fffwf-1' W! 'w5t. N553 'fghfdifg 'Q 2 '+-Q -'yi N., , S, , 1 ' ' V .5 1- wg gfjwisi-,fir jf 1. r A ,yi:ew1,-Eyre, , . 3 r.-: x,-g1'f,,. ,lf:Z,Qg,e',,,f3,rq+gl,,:-xf- X s A, ,ex Y, IJ-elf, '-13.13-5 SQ K: rf -'-- ,.I..tiNj.Lv-f.:'-5Q.Q'35 75:52. J K . fri, 5 ,-11? f'??-11:-16.51-: It 'VT f ' .r t , .. .. .,,,-,..f.,.,-.-Af...+.-.. 1 ' X A - 1535111 . :Q jf Q ,Z Y I Lv.: all. ' ' 1- r. f-'qf5..'v--ao, .4 N! 4 : -fx' -. T'-TfX +.L4'SS.::'.'..-' -,F-. A., - rf Yr wt, N ,QSCQQ fr- A . . . . .. A , , ,F A EW , , '3- .A 1 nw' mtv 2.1. -in-'-' 4.1 'Fi-':,jt.Qfj5'1?f,,1 3, J .. -. , ' 6 I CLASS OFFICERS vt-4. ' Q.. Lawrence Parrott Roy York Sally Skaller Patsy Shoffner President t,,t,, ,,,, ,t,,,t, , Y , Vice Presiflenl Secrelrzry Treasurer 'M -Q 3 .. ,-- t , , ,, ,, I, ,. , ff' -4. , 4 5,H.,aqLH,,.Ag, ,', Aw- .' A-11.3 il., 43'-3 , l .' sw. , ' , Q w X 44. , ,f fy! Q , + s w Q ifm' Y Af fi., . 1 'F' 'ii' I i ,fx ,N M. v -. 1 X 0 .N Q f I 4. s .4 1 -K Q : 37 as Q wwf , , . 3 xiii ' Ag .. 0:45-1,bx, z . BQ ' ,I-.Min ff ' A 4' v 5 X T K E, gferg' 4 x fx'-ing . 1 4 3 4-,5:...: fl 5' 3, 'ff' 1- -I5 ' V A t .gf ,Sp vu, N X 3 l . wifi.-Q. 5 if 6 an.. t. Mm , W, V0 c tr tis: 'sed A X' ' ,W A uf, K , . mt , xfkk, TJ' 5 N' ,Wx 9 .MS 'Wt an Q. k - r. X3 I X K' RSX. 39. X wi 1 I .4 , 1 X . Y ggixx, x , ' :K 4. ,, 5,65 ks Nfr, . I .rf JMS I0 . 'itfueifi irwgyikrxv, Y .x 3- .., gy, IW- 'su-1.9,-,:.yr -:fu , l WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING IS WORTH DOING WELL CLASS MOTTO 99 'l'h:--v lmgixlx-fix ftmivnl- hun' gunz- tu frln-nl ull uf their Iwi-In' yvarf in the Nurlhwmn-ni Suhunl Cwrpnratiwif lfirsl mu.: l.. lirmwr. YI. Rilvy. IT. Ure-vnr. J. Stahl. Xl. Osborn. E. Puwe-ii. R. Wm-k-. J. Sink. Sevornf mu: l', tl:-an. J. Smith. Nl. llarhn-rt. B. Roy. lf. Ludwig. G. Kvixling. IT. Byrum. Third lou .' B. Arhirmsr, B. Turk. li. Hilv. lfmwk, P. Qlingcnpm-vi. C. Thumpfun. H. Turk, P, Millq-r, B. Rwhiing, K. Frvr-himi. H. Rake-alraw. - ,P - -:ZZ -I 1 . 4 ' - . a ., h A W ',5.,:,,I am, ,. ,J Q Z P 3 ' 1 ' If qu- Q31-ig H '-'if .J ii! '- H' g:,'R' . Y I1 V ,fi '. - L' ,,.f if' FV , ' ,A 'inf li ,I I 1. ' P - - . I I 44b016'.' SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS are Hr-. Ru-k and Hr. Gilln-rt, KJIHIQ' Iirwfland and Sharwn Uoty ingrv nur r.A5,f,,,,-ntatih., ,U Iinwivr O.: an birlr btaitf' the- pax! SUIUIIIPY. Th.-y punk pan in lh,. running of :late , 1 2 - - -. .. '. . . .. , , m S, Q Vfim rnm.'m while 'hw' ' IVUUB Nh ffi Clf'vi Lilly i.HUll4fliIIldIl and Shar'-n WB: r vctvd Liv-ulfrnant Cowrnur, f fa... v N O R E'LL REMEMBER ALWAYS Wi? Ll NDA LOU BROWER Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Band Council 4: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4, Accompanist 1. 3. 4: Combo 1. 2: District Choral Festival 1. 2, 3. County Festival 4: Instrumental Contest 1. 2. 3. 4: State Choral Festival 3: State Solo Contest 2, 3: Woodwind Quintet 2, 3, 4: Bible Club 3. Vice President 4: Class Vice Presi- dent 1: Class Play 3: Debate Club 2, 3: Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Sunshine Society 1. 2. 3, 4, Corres- ponding Secretary 1: Traveling Tigers 3. 4. DAVID EDWIN BROWN Band 1. 3, 4: Band Color Guard 1. 2. 3. 4: Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3: Basketball 1: Class Play 3: Conservation Club 2. 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Rifle Club 4. RICHARD LEE BYRUM Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Brass Sextet 3: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: District Choral Festival 2. 3: Instrumental Con- test 3: County Festival 4: State Ensemble Contest 3: Agriculture Judging Team 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: FFA 1. 2. 3: HN Club 3. 4. PHILLIP JOSEPH CLINGENPEEL Baseball 2. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Honor So- ciety 2. 3. 4: N Club 2, 3. 4: Science and Math Club Vice President 4: Track 2. 3. 4. mv-'Q' BOBBIE MILTON ANDREWS Baseball 3: Track 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: FFA 1, 2: Northwesterner Staff 3. CHARLES WILLIAM ARTHUR Class Play 3: District Math 2: Pep Club 2, 3. MARYLOU ANN BETTS Choir 1: GAA 3, 4: Librarian 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY BREITENBACH Class Play 3, 4: Operators' Club 2, 3, 4: Science and Math Club 3, 4: Tumbling 3. Q X 'RADU TIO DAY ' PATRICIA A COAN Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Band Council 3: Flute- Trio 2. 3. 4: Woodwind Quinte-t 2. 3. 4: lnatrume-ntal Contra! 2, 3. 41 Yocal Solo Contest 2. 4-1 Di:- trict Choral Fwtiyal 1, 2. 3: County Fe-stiyal 4: State- Choral Fe--tiyal 3: State' Solo Conn-at 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Suurhine Society 1, 2. 3, 4: Choir 1. 2. 3, 4. JERRY HOWARD COOK Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball Stutle-nt Nlanagcr 2. 3. 4: Club 4: Chee-ring Block 1: Operators' Club 3: S1'iz'tlt'c' and Math Club 4: Clues Play 3: Honor Socii-ly 4: Flutle-nt Council 4: County l e-flixal 4. l':IJWARD j.-XNIIQS IJAILY Choir 4: County Festival 4: Conferyalion Club 3. 4: FFA 1. 2. 3, 4: Cla-- Play 3: Pop Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Che-e-ring Block Council 4. LARRY WILLIAM DEWITT Class Play 3: Conservation Club 3. 4: l 1'i.'K 2. 3: Pe-p Club 1. 2. 3. 4. x: 1 77 x I '!b SHARON SIQIQ DOTY Entered from Burlington 2: Rantl 2. 3. 4: Band Council 3: Flute- Trio 2. 3. 4: Choir 2. 3. 4: Diftrict Choral lfe-:tixal 2. 31 Inxtruine-ntal Con- te-t 2. 3: State- Solo Cotllvkt 2. 3: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. Captain 3. 4: Cheeering Block Council 4: Panorama junior Editor 3. Editor 43 Honor So. ciety 2. 3. 4. Seerre-tary'Trea-urvr 3: Girl! State' 3. Lie-utvnant Cowrnor: Future Te-achers Club Tre-afurer 3: Debate- Club 2, 3: GAA 3: Sun- shine Society 2. 3. 4: CIa-- Play 3. 4: Cla-N Se-cretary-Tre-a-ureer 3: County lfeeetiyal 4. KAREN INIIQRLIQNH FEWIQLL Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Band Count-il 4: Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Twirle-r 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: County Fvftixal 4: District Choral Feftixal 1. 2. 3: Combo 1. 21 Chee-rl-ader 1: Debate Club 2. 3: CAA 3: Sun- shine- Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Panorama Co-Production Manage-r 4: Claw: Secretary 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Traveling Tigers 3. 4. KENNETH DIANE FREELAND liafketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Bare-ball 1. 2, 3. 4: Club 3. 41 Track 1. 2. 3: Hoy-' State 31 Class President 2: Claws Play 3: Honor Socie-ty 3. 4: FFX I BIARLA LOUISE GARBI-IRT Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Band Council 4: Choir I: Combo 1. 2: Clarinet Quartet 4: Wood- wind Quintet 2. 3. 4: District Choral lfewtiyal 1. 2. 3: County Feftiyal 4: Inftrumental Conte--t 1. 2. 3. 4: D.-XR Award 4. County: Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Co-Production Manage-r uf Panorama 4. Salwman 3: Clafs Play 3: Sunshine- Society 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheer- ing Block Council 4: Traveling Tigers 3. 4: Future Teachers Club 3: Student Council 4, JOCELYN HOBBS Entered from Kokomo 1: Pep Club 1. 2: Cheer- leader 3. 4: CAA Vice President 3: Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: District Choral Festival l, 2, 3: County Festival 4: Debate Club 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers Club 3. 4: Librarian 1. 2. 3. 4: Sunshine So- ciety 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN HUBBARD .Choir 1. 2: CAA 3: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Sun- shine Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Traveling Tigers 3. GARY LEE KEISLI NG Band 1, 2. 3: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: District Vocal Solo Contest 1. 2. 3: State Solo Contest 3: Dis- trict Choral Festival 1. 2. 3: County Festival 4: Baseball 1. 3. 4: Class Play 3: Conservation Club 4: Debate Club 3: FFA 2. 3: Operators' Club 3: Pep Bancl 3: Bible Club 4: Traveling Tigers 2. 3. BONITA LOUISE KING Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Instrumental Contest 2, 3, 4: State Solo Cont:-st 3: Choir 1: District Choral Festival 1. 2, 3: County Festival 4: Class Play 3: Debate Club 3: CAA 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Traveling Tigers 3. 4. 6 SENIORS E TE CATHERINE ANN GERHARD Choir 1: GAA 4: Pep Club 1. 2: Sunshine So- ciety 1. 2, 3. 4. DONNIS ANN GREENE Band 1. 2: Class Play 3: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3. 4: Traveling Tigers 3, 4. ROBERT EDWIN HAWKINS Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Band Council 4: Brass Sextet 1. 2. 3: Instrumental Contest 1. 2. 3: State En- semble Contest 2. 3: Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: District Choral Festival 1. 2. 3: County Festival 4: State Solo Contest 2: Baseball 1: Class Play 3. 4: Conservation Club 3. 4: Debate Club President 3: Pep Band 3: Bible Club 4: Traveling Tigers 3. GARY LANE HITE Agriculture Judging Team 2: Cheering Block Council 3: Class Play 3, 4: Conservation Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 4: Track 3, 4: Traveling Tigers 3. OME STRETCH. LEO FRANCIS LEGER Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: liasketliall I. 2, 3. 43 Chnir 1: Class Play 3: Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4: Operators' Club 33 Pep Club 1: Track l. 2, 3. 4. PATRICIA ANN LIXDLFY Class Play 3: CAA 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 43 Sun- shine Society 2. 3. 4: Traveling Tigers 3. 4. CAROLE NAN LFDWIG Rand I. 2. 3. 4: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: District Chural Festival I. 2. 3: County Festival 4: Instrumental Contest I. 2. 3. 43 Flute Trim 2. 3. 43 Hunor So- ciety 2. 3. Vice President 4: Sunshine Society l. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3. Student Director 4: Dew bat 2 3 't'-.1. RONALD DEAN MARKS Entered from Kol-uvmo 4: Science and Math Club 42 IIl'lUI0 not 3'v3IIalJle. 'S gif? 52. 497. IIALLAS EICENE IVIICHELL Entered frum Kukoino 3. PA II. OSCAR NI ILLER lla-eball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Club 2. 3. 4: Class Vice Presi- dent 3: Class Play 31 District Math Contest 2: FFA I: Hfvnor Society 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Science and Nlath Club President 43 Chuir I. 3. 4: District Chnral Festlval 3: Cuunty FPFIIVGI 4- ARLYN JOHN MOORE Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: District Choral Festival I. 2. 3: County Festival 43 Instrumental Contest 1: Vucal Solo Contest 2: Bible Club 3. President 43 Class Play 3. 41 Operators' Club 3. MARY KAY OSBORN Band 1: Bible Club 3. 4: Class Play 3: Librarian 43 Pep Club 3. 4: Sunshine Society 1, 2. 3. 43 Traveling Tigers 4. MARY IO RILEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 43 Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2: Debate Club 3: District Choral Festival 3: County Festival 45 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Traveling Tigers 3, 4. BETSY ELAINE ROSS Band 1, 2. 3: Choir lg Cheering Block Council 4: Pep Club 4. Captain 4: Class Vice President 2: Class Play 3, 4: Debate Club 2, 3: Future Teachers Club 3, 4: GAA 3: Honor Society 4: Librarian 4: Sunshine Society 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 4: Traveling Tigers 3, 4. RONALD KEITH SHOEMAKER Agriculture Judging Team 3: Choir 1: Conserva tion Club 4, FFA 3, 4: Rifle Club 4. PATRICIA NADINE SHOFFNER Class Treasurer 43 Class Play 4, Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunshine Society 3 4 1.2. .. THE BITIOUS SENIOR' LAWRENCE IVAN PARROTT Baseball 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 25 Class Play 3, 4g Class President 1, 4: N Club 3, 4' Business Manager Panorama 4, Salesman 3: Pep Club 1: Science and Math Club 4. ELSIE IRENE POWELL Class Play 3g Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Sunshine Society 4. HARRY WAYNE RAKESTRAW Choir 1, 3, 45 District Choral Festival 1, 3, County Festival 4: Class Play 3: Conservation Club 45 Debate Club 2g FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 4g Operators' Club 3, 43 Traveling Tigers 3. BENNY JOSEPH REDDING Agriculture Judging Team 1, 2: Class Play 3: Conservation Club 2, Debate Club 2: Operators' Club 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2. AV WONDERF LYEAR. JANET KAY SINK Clwcrle-atlt-1' 1: Clinir 1: l1vbatt- Club 3: UAA 1 , Librarian 4: 1'unt-rama Staff 4: If-p Clu 3. 4: Sun-liinv Sofia-ty 1. 2. 3. 4. SALLY JEANNI-I SKALLER Cla-s Seen-tary 4: GAA 3. 4: Librarian 3. 4 Bnnkfturv A-xirtant 2. 3. 4: Pup Club 1. 2. 3. -ll btunlr-nt l.uun1'tl 4: Funsbim' Sorif-ty 1. 2. 3. 4: Trawling Tigvrx 4. .llfAN ANN 5AllTl'l Hantl 2. 3. 4: Cbuir 1. 2. 3. 4: Distrivt Ch. Fe-Ntital 1. 2. 3: County Fe-slival 4: lnxlrunivntal Conte--I 2: Pi-p liantl 2: Uixtrict Yucal Cunt:-st 3. 4: Nate- Yncal Snln Cwrttvrt 3: Bibb- Club Presitlvnt 3. Ft-on-tary 4: Clais Play 4: Dvbatf' cus P.,.club1 S4 Club Svvr:-tary 3: lp : ': ' f , 2, l. Sunshine Sucivty 1. 2. 3. 4: Traveling Tigvrs SHARON l1ARLl'1NE SAl1TH Choir 1: U:-bate Club 2: GAA 3: Librarian Panorama Staff 4: 11:-in Club 1. 2. 3. 4: 9u'nfbinv Fncivtv 1. 2. 3. 4: Cla-5 Play 4. L1'1'V if Rn Oth JLDITH KAY STAHL Bantl 1. 2. 3. 4: Choir 1. 2: Debate Club 2: CAA 3: Sunfhini- St-Civty 1. 2. 3. 4: Cnunty Choral Ft--tiial 4: 17:-p Club 1. 2. 3. 4. CH A HLES DAVID THOMPSON Ha-bball 1. 2. 3. 4: llaskf-llwall 1. 2, 3. 4: Clasf Prt-fidvnt 3: Cla-s Trvafurer 1: Honor Suvif-ty 2. 3. 4, Pre-sicle-nt 4: Club 2. 3. 4. Prvsidf-nt 4: Pr-p Club 1: Sri:-m'v ancl Alalb Club 4: Trai,-lc 2. 3. 4: Swtinnal Travk AIP:-t 3. R ETA AIA E WEEKS Hand 1. 2, 3. 4: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: Cnrnlm 1. 23 Horn Trio 2: lnxtrumvntal Contest 2: lliftrivt Cbwral Fr-stival 1. 2. 3: County Fvstixal 4: Stahl Chwral Fe--tival 3: Woodwind Quintrt 4: Cla-- Play 4: llvbatv Club 2: Future Twarfbvrs Club 4: CAA 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Sunshine- Shri:-ty 1. 2. 3. 4. Rfcortling Swcrcatary 2: Travelling Tigf-rs 3. CAROL LOUISE WERTZ Choir 1: Class Play 3: CAA 3: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Sunshine! Society 1, 2. 3. 4: Trawling Tigers 4. OUR SCHOOL YEARS END WITH PLEASANT MEMORIES .elf GORDON WRAY WHITEZEL Choir lg Class Play 3, Conservation Club 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Rifle Club 4 Traveling Tigers. 3. CATHERINE ELOUISE WYANT Band 2: Choir 1: GAA 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY WILSON YAGER Choir 1, 3, 4, District Choral Festival 1, 3, 4 State Choral Festival 3, County Festival 4, Con servation Club 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1 2, 3, Rifle Club 4. JACK LYNN YOUNG . Baseball 43 Class Play 3, 4, Student Director 3, BILL JASON YORK Agriculture Judging Team 2, 33 Class Play 35 Conservation Club Vice President 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, Vice President 3. Treasurer 4, Rifle Club Vice President 4. ROY JACKSON YORK Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 43 N Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, Track 1, 3. SANDRA KAY ZEHRING Bookstore Assistant 2, 3, 43 Choir 13 District Choral Festival 13 CAA 3, 4. Secretary 3, 43 Honor Society 3, Librarian 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Sunshine Society 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Traveling Tigers 3. 24 FFA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Travelin S Tigers 3. P - X .1 If ' -' -Q. X k XJ? xx- I 3 , I Q f f V1.1 , P I- R r 1 5 2 E 5 5 1 13 1 I I 4 ' - 1 I 5 :Si . ? ,X ffl: lf 1 il 2 i 2 - . A., Q I A JUNIORS I zz vulenl Wlllxh N1 XNIN 1 me Prewlent Pl FENE Nil FNDORF Serrcfary , RILITH LAI SCH Treasurer, , ,,,..,, ,, DUNNIE OBERMEYER V 1 1EzsfwnLmu.gTg 'b . 'E GNN 1 SML il v l. 1 ' . ' . 1' 'I , , 1 u y -l A . 1 r' ' . Q I -fi ' Q 'JV 9 C 'M I fm ll,'V' U We t W' f - 1 v '. .f -K Q o 5, 8 U nl. A ' I l J ' ' ,O 1 D , . .I . u P ' X . X , , V , , O' 'J W 4' ' ' fi 5 o ' : Q ' I I ' , I ., ,r ' 1 . ft + + 1 1 1 ,!'5, J , ar , M. V' , - M 1: g541v',l!1, ,V w -N, grifr in - .l,.Qj, 4 ' ,m.,,-V -In ,V V A 'A Pu!V'!F- il-'.U',! . 1' P. J ' 4 Q ' 1 - A 'R uf I , lm 5 f . -up Iv -H f, 4 -w W , -4 I' v ,, ., - 'Ab' , , f up 4 - . S gl M my . . 4, ' N? A-1 A , .1 -Qi, jr' - A0 hy 4,,,i'M X' H l 3 V 3 U 1. J la' , 'A Ll AA: 1 ,. m THE JUNIORS OF SS SPONSORS: Mrs. Ayers and Mr. JUNIOR CLA Kindig. Below: SCIENTISTS OF TOMORROW . . . maybe one uf these students of this chemistry class will he the first t0 launch a rock:-I to the moon. ff - -in 'gisgbjifihjq 'exmkifemrfi-.ea-fi if A Q3 ip' '- O 3, A Y W l Q, X Qi - gx,g,ygg,yl,-:gf-,:,g al: . 1,f r-s,.z1e+-i- ' 4 O ffilgl l I in ll l fi.. rt 'I ' l r . , 1 xi ge, Q Y ,f fx . A. azfiag ' 234 ,M . if iq T: . Q . V, Q 5 fl ' X ls 26 V fl A 1 .Q-. .lanive Anflrews Saunclra Bailey Benjamin Bulinge Dorotliy Brewer Sue Brmvn Judy Bruwning X x.. rk'X, . A E :,,, Y X Q .. N1 1+ Nr . A ' i ' if ' . .s. V' IFQPNEEV ' Mgr , 1 1 . - , A I ui , ' ' mow SYV'4NopHo1Q I 23 Q, Nor Avnnuuue :fax - er r 95 2-58 Graduating class pivtures of the Clay lnnnship schnnl are hung in the halls of the wld liuilding: and the grad- uating class mivtures of ,ggi 5' 3 -, 1 fx Northwestern HY' St-lim are hung in the entranve hall nf the new liuilm ing. fh 5lLl1l1'Illa diwu-Q the pivturea nt' gratliiatw which linf- the hall-. Thu la ball, 10 y 1 l J 'P -3? Q 3: N lite tv- .gi s ,l ,' f S+ ' -.- ., tl ix x fi t Q ffimx Q -A x C3 59, I Q i 25-.,X -211 5' D 'MY I 4 3 N' X - La W f , ,V , JN, - .ffl :K 2 ' N W'-.:v f . ,. ? A Mx! . . lx , J . M N, g 6- ' 9' -73 +51 .41 1 l . L I I Dixie Clearwater lanive Clingenpeel Karl Coles Clar :Xdele Crm-gill Robert Crnddy Bnlihy Cupp James Downs Frier Dunkin Rosalie Ann Edson Edward Eves Nola Frazer Joyce Galbraith Garnet Gray Leon Cray James Harmon Judy Harrell 28 I J Who are these jokers trying to fuol? UNIORS Joel Hirschberg Larry Jackson -- Joe Justice Keith Lausch f-'hx, L 'ei -x Q. S r. Marilvn Louthain L M, , Stephen Ludwig - f fail' ':l Mike Mann e Q, As Mike Maroney : Paul Merrell Alice Miller 3 Richard Miller 5 Eugene Neuenclorf Q:-' iii- , 'X Q . Vs Don Obermeyer Joyce Odell Margaret 'Parker -' sf iw -A Il . S Of all tln- times to alrop my books! iz . X. cj- Fr, E in-5' ,- It .. A A Qt, ,EY ,- ' 435' Q, xr ,,-.' , , V .' mfs' .30 5 -' w.z22L.Z'kS3 , f we 5 ,K ' i X' ii- 1. is ix 1- K 3 if Sv f i pw: ,Q - , -1 N . ,li ., X W., I I is ill: f i... 2 li fl' HQ , Qs 'wfx X 1 'gl 1 :ny-v ., 1 he M 'us ? i X15 Ln! i l em , 39 ' nm 9: ,. I t K ig' K ' is , 1 .5 Juv Ouslev K f W ,. Yi X- I , VII he thf-rv scene at NHS. DIGNIFIED UPPERCLASSMEN I 'Q ca- - X-Si' .: :.' W' 'F- ' QU -,- All , nf. vxa -1 '-vf 1.5 A I 'Q' Ii- 25 . . X' 1 S irfqbik-' , 1. .. xi B :. . ,Q S ai' 6 .1 5- W, gi' . 1 f- 'fr' . Y .sr , k , '- 1 v K, Ah S Y 5 5 v U a. I X I ' -' -. 'RL' L 'ki Q v wr-fx U ,' ' ...J-. 1- I H a.-SY A X about T n'clm'k. Lucl-wr late a familar Sylvia Peters Herman Pickett VVPIJOI1 Rice Kathryn Ruffner Uarmy Seavcr Judy Shoemaker James Sizemure Jerry Smith Richard Strccter Richard Summe Ralph Tmmsend Lorraine Vega Ruse Marie Walker Kay Yvalscr Daxid Yvchh Steve Wulfe AT .H.S .... x Wx ., Sandra Zchring and Sallv Fkalle-r assist Kira. Shi mlvy. tht- inanagy- lg of tht' lmukstnrv. in km? 41- - - dents in wlmnl fnp mliw. x i QX,,.'Q Z Smiivhmiy goofedl Need we Say inurv? Renter 111'n!z1re.' Northw0stf'rn's IJ.A.H. gmnl Cilizvn rPprr-s:-nta- tin-, Marla Garlic-rt, won thv munty titlv in cnrnpctitifvn with threw- other uamiidate-S. Congratu- lations. Marla! ff rw ,! Alf :eau-:Q 0 V :zz , ::--- ff Q YIiilt'I'1'.N num- than nnw way tn ki-.Ap warni whf- 30 dmvnf if uv, . I tt' ' it 'f 1. IA. ,W n thi- s. X: 6 41 K af 4 X X. lmilvr lm-nkn Anything for an ANZ FMU 1 'Qui Hill 14 , ,, mum, 1 ltlillllij p 4 Hin H. 4 lmllm 'L gmiln ull nllmgm i fum! Hill Hi' mimi: Hill: um mug, RIM vw Hmm. '9 fit J I sb- -. X. f ' f - ,.-,1 5: HI-mnli fffgauggfm If 3: 1 a if? H If Us , Jvllivcfllu ,. EE EE ff gpl Q uv sm 1' 'ff 2 ., EE zz E5 Eff.: iff- 3' ' - 1' :zzz -Q- -. M.. 2: 'Wlnfnf' ' v- esp. ,, vw' -0 'bv' ...' -.. ,,, N.: A ' 'F' uuxlznl 1 W lwn 1 Xl ent on flllllgllH4 V sz 4111 Q Iamtz msvh wurqg u XXL E 2' If 3'1 , i Y , 'Q ,ff I, . .Ay ' 5. 1 W! tg 'N X ...A 5.5! Nui: ng, . vw SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS--Left In right: Nlr. Hawthorne. Mrs. Shipley, and Mr. Rider, 32 James Allen Jack Bailey joe Dergnian Rayinuncl Bostic Paul Butler Sanrlra Chapman Kenneth Clearwater Joyce Cook Dunalfl Croflfly Dnnulcl Daily Billie Degler Ronnie DeWitt Virginia Duan Wlilliani Donsnn Tony Fawcett Glen l renr'h -1 rw. is i wh' , . L- -me 53 Q to -E .Sm N is i Q x OPH MIX Pl WITH Bl Darrell Allen Absent when pinuru were made ' 4 ,ffl 'Kiln SW il 4, tl'-' .... if la '. . lil' ' .-,, I Q ll i l ,Egg . x 1 q ll 4 fi 3, b x, yu i vti. TKEN sg! A Q N l' Mlftlilllll ii-an ' T I E :L if T we 1 Sn . N f or ' E .' -' li ! 'I ...ri 'fx - v-, 1 1 URES SURE JESS. For the firft tiinv in N0rtliweftc'rn's liislvry' lliv li T1-ani has had Ihvir Uwn wi nf clit-vrl:-ailc-rs. Le!! lu riglil: Pain llilr. Ili-Uky Mullins, Nlary Laiiwli. and llarulyn I.anIL. 6 Nlarclicta Frenvh Margaret Harinun Tliuinas Harrell Patsy Harvey Janet Hicks Dunalcl Hilliguss Panic-la Hite Nancy Jackson Sandra Jarvis Dale Keisling Harm-ita Kennedy llanny Ke-rklwff Karen Kinder R-ilmrt Krall Fred Kmmtz Karen Kuntz -.. .1 kl 4 X 3 'Pg ' Y -5 ',,. TQ' ' 'b' K is I 'M its - 1 l- Q- Y K W ,,. 2 S. ii , fits 2 .I cu' , V f,x,x -. N .id 4 X 2 CT-5 ' vi .R T5 N, Z lrb' , ,. V: i , l li S4 , 57 34 5' 1' 1 A-l Q., ig A f 'A iv' i in f TZ i 5 A ' Q i f' ' E . il., , .,. X, , 9' 5. , in-0 Q--V var . . 4 S I X.7'314 a l v jhnnlzil fs, -- Carolyn Lantz Michael Lantz Mary Lausch Veronica Lazaro Audrey Lindley Thomas Lindley Vernon Long Michael Lovegrove Nancy Lowe Ruth McClelland Roger lVll'COIlIl9ll Rebecca McGuire Joyce Merrell Glenn Miller Thomas Nloulcler Becky Nlullins lhcre 1 rnnrc than one way to get that lock open! Fil Q L W' - . , Why pggrqqw ' Qi-x Q My Q kb.,. ui - E: ,,.,,x ., HN Q ' --2 ' 1 2,-r aii ff L L - J. g SQ: I QQIK - ' Q-Q QW. T i . 4 X I -.W ' 'i' Q sl. A If 1, -:Y 4 ,Q -.,, 2 Y' ,K 2 if ix X i ' af. , N-Q vm. 'X ' ll ' A' I' ' omss HAVE Newly elected Honor Society membel 1 .Qc ' 1' AVAILABLE pq 'U' 'Ka is I x 451 2 9 R ,..t . V A 1- Q' x , but ' J .. J . s UN PLANNING PARTIES l'xC'gHl26ll at a cin cali n. ' - .gr P x-3 Q r. 7 H31 5 , J ' L . 1. ' Norma Neal Larry Neuhauser Charlotte Pickering Ronald Puhlnian Charles Powell Curtis Quillen Travis Quillen Mary Ragan Judith Rayl Janet Redding Nancy Ridenour Carol Russell Ronald Schafer Barbara Schultz Berry Scott Ronald Sewell There! no sleep at a slumber pa w Q1--1 ' J. , . '. . :A I ,- aaa.- lli gall 1 SML il v l. 1 ' . ' . 1' 'I , , 1 u y -l A . 1 r' ' . Q I -fi ' Q 'JV 9 C 'M I fm ll,'V' U We t W' f - 1 v '. .f -K Q o 5, 8 U nl. A ' I l J ' ' ,O 1 D , . .I . u P ' X . X , , V , , O' 'J W 4' ' ' fi 5 o ' : Q ' I I ' , I ., ,r ' 1 . ft + + 1 1 1 ,!'5, J , ar , M. V' , - M 1: g541v',l!1, ,V w -N, grifr in - .l,.Qj, 4 ' ,m.,,-V -In ,V V A 'A Pu!V'!F- il-'.U',! . 1' P. J ' 4 Q ' 1 - A 'R uf I , lm 5 f . -up Iv -H f, 4 -w W , -4 I' v ,, ., - 'Ab' , , f up 4 - . S gl M my . . 4, ' N? A-1 A , .1 -Qi, jr' - A0 hy 4,,,i'M X' H l 3 V 3 U 1. J la' , 'A Ll AA: 1 ,. m SOPHOMORES HAVE GOOD TIMES MAKING FRIENDS 36 David Sink Kyle Sizemore Williarii Skaller Norman Smith Earl Sonnners Frank Spangler Verna Spraker Gary Strebin David Templin Kenneth Townsend Howard Troyer Roger Van Meter Stella Vega Judith Willis Williarii Vvilson Nancy Yager il , 5-15,- 1 'fully X.. Remember, girls. you must eat what you cook. x ,:f 1-K GIF 'Q lm' ' is ga. ' D I if. A 'i , ri.. I 55:1 l if raaslnn. N 1' 3 YQ .,, I . Six '-' -1 ' I X 'E as S 55 ,-'- . M, df, ,I . 5- I -'f fi in-1 r a e are X ,,. ,Q . ' ffi ,QI , . Af' -5 ,, . an -U., K Q - -ar if s t vi' SQ X f ' 'Q , '5,. wr, WV, .fi-X..U.... . 1 n aw... x. 'S X Q, , agar I Ju... ' ' It 3 . X Sis- A Sa 3 NV 'l2.'.1 ' '. e 1 ., , . My 'X -, -. I .gix ,. h T Q K . tb ' NN , ' V D. l - If- f Q 'Y t za i'ete E GM 'r i ,Le f , i I I w. MUN: Sym. s5xN,xX-'nf 1. ', 49 X . xxx sf xmg' Mx W ' . i 1 , l 5 s. D5 ' ' '1v M TN' 15 !'bp.,klW53 I -lnnllfv lf' L J 4 1 Y My FRESH , Tw 1 x 1 3-gf. 1 xg vw , M , ,. we.. D A . k . l ff I x Quiz-1 2- 'vb if G X 3 .v- fx ,Jxm . gk - 1' E 5' Q L 5 Q 'ZS R' , fx, . Y ,. x.. N N. A f . V5-' QT V ' N51 X ' A X ' 'ff he ' ,, 7 wif' v.4fQ'fv1 X N Q' f af., F't'f2vi'f E2 f 1 .gf . 2, Q45 9,.j'jtf 4 y- ' Q if ,ff '-Aw 2'-. 7 BF' if . -M544 4- . Q,,'i'Tl! V' lQI.X5S Hl'1l'AllilfHS Xlfvrris fLilI'lH'I't l'1'm1'ffwr1I ffmn-ll Iliff' f'ff'Sl'rff'V1f Nlurgic Lazam .NQ'f'fl'f11f'W Uwfrgn' My-rf 7ff'll5llf f i.' I my f ii4+f FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Clifton, Mrs. Farlow, and Mr Hoban. Ruxie Babcock Jacque Bailey Shirley Beachey Alma Bontrager Wayf.1e Coles Arlfelta Cook Clifford Damewood Charles Delfahritis Dixie Duke Hichard Dunkin Arwoocl Ferrin Michael Fewell Sherill Frier Morris Carhert Henry Cvingerich ,lurly Classhurn J ohn Allen FRESHMED IDN IGH'l Z 'Sf Kenneth Andrews '31 F32 f S., N , 5 . ,e...r X - x - Pr-roto -X Nor Avmuau F' LE fwf- . 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K -'35 Q X 4 x I , V' V I V I X, , I 7 . gy S wr URN THE DIL STUDYING. ? 0-1 X 75,5 1 5,5 'L' ,lam ueline Guthrie 0 1 mio' 'tif 'Q ki - 1 xitfx - t 1 Sr p 6 4 'gt :- L 'Q' is ' ttx tx mi G- 'QLN 4 Q fi I 1-'RESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Shvrill Frivr, Marcia Klin 1 I N hui Vicky Hartman Hina Harshlvergcr Bill iiawthmwlie Larry iiimiers Barbara Hnchstedler Elsie Huvhstedler' Amos Hustetler Hut' Hnulmhell janet Hubbard Keith Hullinger Carol Hutson janet Jackson Robert Jackson Vvilliam Jackson James Job Patsy Justice Konnie Kessler Janet Kizer Rosemary Klinger Marcia Klingman Marjorie Lazaro Shirley Mast Janet McCauley Marjorie Metcalf George Myers Sondra Pell Paul Pepka Beverly Pierson Wayne Pohlman Richard Powell Donna Rice Arthur Richey 'Eg g A N Y -.J X, X I. 3' -ei. , Q.-W ' 'x -'in A yfv4v ib. ,4.V 'K fm, '34--- ---' fff' 2 .exeg- f. -wg. fr WX 'gh .. , -5 N 4, ,gr .E ' QE? -' mp, X . w-9-,.,.,.? ,Y X, Ngwezu' 'i? 'T. N fiom Z M 'fda Wf'-X .5 'll 2. y ' W X ' x K :UVA ,- H, X Q . X Q if W x l' x 'W' rw X ,X 6 X MW, -rg:-.-:-:. .- 'CY .. if M is! -, ::,:1 ,f ,lyrr . A P 32 152 MY THE FRESH AN YEAR ISF L1 Have you rear 5-li-h-h-Genius at work! F3 -af ,vm 5. A Q! Q' 57 , i '13 I -SJ r . -Q Quik , fyftx I :Q any ei -4. 'fe' J .sv f x,, XX ' . V Ii h, L 1-5 e J S '-'wg aff- fa Q 1. sv Li, ,i.. ' M .. . -, . , W J ig - 5 ' ' ' A ' N V 'N hx V Y . L IF FUN AND EXCITEMENT ii bunk lately if Ralph llidenuur Cynthia Riley Charles Hockey George Sands Judith Sands Luis Svhullz James Shfminaker Doris Shoffner Richard Sholty Howard Slusher Ronnie Smith James Snyder Larry Snyder Eugene Spradling Edward Spraker Steven Stahl N 1957 TRACK QPEEN 1l.'XNl3IlJfX'l'E5: Freshrnan. Nancy Jack- son: Fnpiiuiimre, Janice- :Xndrewsg Junior, Patsy Shoffne-rg and me eiede N6 I. 1:1111 7 S J 'f'.w:f-' 5' -K ol 2' . N145' 4 ,v if-L if A 1-vffli i 6 .. ,,r 1 ,--... 3vdzi, Senior, Martha Sprakw-r. 4' ' ' 5 V 5 n I ,.-.., -- rr.. ,nf 3 -f . ...f Vvayne Stiller Elizabeth Stouf Joseph Streeter George Summe -- x y. 1e l . X FRESH N X jx ' ' , i 6 WN 'W' X be X Y' X at A X N Q 4 L X K ix if, xx X if N Nick Tetriclc Tammy Thomas Max Tilley Barbara Tubbs Steve VanlVleter Judy Welsh Qluseph Wilson Gail Wolfe 'lllimnas Wyunt James Yater Irma Yorler Luclean York 1 , 2' ' ' x, . :Nga Al l Uli l lssllsi l, .v , w A , Q 1, Ke W., . -an Xi . .W M Yi W K WTR ,lii'-. ' s is 6 ,.,, - ' Ao sew? 1 , ,A,. '- b C N 'ef 1 l fx, Q'-is-f vi-,Q L 49 X ff-sSfg,.4 :Q5:i5:.-3 :,:1f.s:: ' W, X X 3 . fr x A iv , X wr ra I: . , . P rs I '57 .': 'F is I, X Ya S1 'Q ,Q , ,- x f 2 ,I . i Q X K , N -L, v '12 YR lfiiffii, ss' ti ii? 9 Ourniinuulilllriflllliv1'KCll1iI1:I4' l'Q'S l11l1l ' MU5ff'0UfllQl0I1. The junim' high and higlh svluml -tumln-ms lvrzictiev sonu- nl thi latvsl claiiws :it ii -onli limp ultf-r an NHS. lmull gaiine. 'I ' -1 I FHL :IN xl 4., E 1 if S. f ' ' '- ' 1' Frm! run: link Nlqwn. liwlwlvy IZ1-rgnmrl. ,lun ,Xn1lr1'n, Xlnvky Xrxm. l.mr1-nl1- X1-lumg. li11l11-rl lfilht, R11'l1z1r1l Hx111l1-r-. Hull.-rt XXl1iI.11r SP1 um! 11111: AIVJII 4 r1l1l-ly, 1,l11'rrx 5l1fvl I'. l-rnrn-.N Mull. lX.lI4'll llI14lll'X. Nunly lnxum, l'l.lIllLlIL1 Mlwgnll. N1.lF!lLll'I'l 5ll'Ill'T. l',1l1Il1 l',x1 Tummy S11-llvx. Tllznl nfu: l311nni1- lfuvlll. Nllxrtlm lilullwy. llwky Flu-luwr. l511'I11lu N111-1111-rv. Nanvy llI'IvXU'I'. lfllhlllu lfu'-. Marvin llr11wr1iugg.kl111ly l51'II,l1 l'rif11gl1-. llil1l.1 l,11r1:.Jam1-1 ny. Fwnrllz 11114: j.11l-Q K1-rlxl111tl. lllar11l1l lllvli-, ,lunnw Full--nl. 'Ibm lilllmm. Xlgm lir'l1lmlv'r. H1-l1 N1-lwn. Lwxirlgl llvll, 5a1llx Full. ,I1-1' Xllfn THE FUTURE FRESHMEN First H114 W1-l1w l1I.41-lvllm. lvrry lim-1. lixll Rlll I14rllI', l.1lIFX I,111- l'l1l1-x. Ikmd 5111111111-1-. lxwtll l,r11nn111. Xxllllvf l'urr1'Il. l1wl1ly Warn S+-..m1l r11u: l.uirx l,1..,I,,,r. ll1lg1-r 54'll1ll T. ll11u41r1l Wulf. Jr-ann' Fprulwr. HI-iv 1L1r1g1'ri1l1. Flmairwn xl1IDlQ,IUIIl0'I'Y. Klu11'l111tu Hu-I1-y. l.1nlx 5Hllll1.lLlTI'lllll-l.5l'llI.l lwlm-1-n. 4-11111 4 41.111, 7'luf1l mu: l'Cr1111l.x XX...-11. Xmm Wullk. l1111rg1f 'l'111x1'r, Xnn11lI11 lllllll. Xl1lfllXl1 Sltlllllj. Nlwlly Wulsvr. Xluntn l r.mAr. lllrolxu llrvu I F ' . X x , l1,1rl1.1r.1 l .1rlx1l. .lu1lx dll 11 kl1. N 1 K Intl: r Nllrx lm l'l Il lmzl FUIIVIII ffm: lhwl- l,llxl'll-. ll11m1L1 l111l1l1l. NllY'fTIll H11 ll. ll11xx1- H.1lv-Iran. l.lIIIl'lJ Il1l-r11.Nl1l-W l.1rN1-. lum- 1 4 l' xg 1' ,1-1: , -, x W l11l1'l11-.11l. I11ll1Ul-1111. 1- 'vt O, Nllh, ,uv 'KV' lu, ,Qgi I.. 1 I-5 -Ili, 'inf nqpug L, - -,- ' ' 'EI CTIVITIES ua , 1 ,ff . . 'Vi 5 ractlr m a lx P yerfr Ylr hindi lead tht- choir in prartnve for cnc ff thf-ir performance- I I AN ORGAN ZATIGNS It gives a ball player a good feeling to cross home plates and chalk up another run for his team. W Q I A Q 1 A ,V ,,.. ,Q in .IGI Pl ' 'IL 5' - 'AI ,ug-i-1 X . T' fa' Q.. it . 'S 0 -fl ,ar -sf' 7 QT T' 1 7-Q ff 'iiygil -x, X-Y-. ' v 'dl' nfl -sae: mt.. , S29 rmtfil at vf g,,g,,.f'f'AF '-,, f . Q -in-f-'Vs 0 -fy i . ' 1 K .K 5 xwvv X XX Lb ar 1 f- Jr x' 'xv 1' , y The Cc-nsrrvation Club en- joyvd entertaining their fathffrs and broth:-rs at a party and wicner roast. 4' 5-.' I 1 xgbiy vi.. vb Xi' Enthusiastic sludf-nts arv prvsrfnt vavh spring to rliw-r th+- Tiger Cindermen to victory. THE SENIOR CLASS NORTHWESTERN HIGI-Ii? 0 R.R. 2, KOKOMO, INDIANA PRESENTS THEIR 1958 PANORAMA 'Those whon enter its doors leave with greater knowledge I CQNSER- VATION CLUB CONSERVATION PLEDGE I gin' my plwlgr- as an .-Xin:-rn-an In Naw and faithfully In rlwfv-ntl frnm waftr- tI1.- natural ro-soiirvt-s nf mv 1'11llIlII'y -it- Wil amd min'-ralx. it. fnrwtg. watvrf. anal wiltllifwf' XIFNIIIICHS urv: I. :Xllr-n. K. Arnlrvw-. II. Ilrnwn. II. tfupp. if. II:-Falmritif, II. Ile-glr-r, J. Ilmvrix, D. Dunkin. It llunlxin. NI. Iwfswll. Nl. hnrlmr-rt. I.. hrav. I. Harinwn. I, llarrvll. E. Ilawkinf. ll. Hilllgrv--. I.. llinrlvri. L. Huw. R. Ilniirivlifnll. Ix. Ilullingvr. 5. Ludwig. II. .lui-kwri. I,. juvkwri. R. .Iam-luun. C. Kvifling. R. Krall. K. Lau-vli. Y. I.:-ng. XI. Nlarnnvv. R. fNIcConn1-ll. P. Nlvrrr-ll. R. Nlillr-r. T. Nlunlmlvr. il. Nlyvra E. Neiiwnrjmf. IJ. UlH'fII151'f. .l- UH-l1'y. H. P1-hlman. D. Pow-ll. H. Ralu--Iran. W. Rivv. R. Riilerrntlr. A, Rirlivy. D. Fe-an-r. R. Slnwiriuke-r'. H. Sllulty. .I. Sizflnmrf-. B. Skullwr. H. Sluxhf-r. H. Smith. .I. Snytlo-r. L. Snydvr. If. Smnine-r-. I . Spanglvr. I. Sprxirllirigi. E. Sprakvr. S. Stahl. W, Stinr-r. .I. Strewtvr. R. Str:-f-tvr. C. Summr-. R. Sumrnfj. IJ. Te-inplin. NI. Tillrly. K. 'I'1vwnsvncl, R. Van Mr-lvr. 5. Yan NI:-tvr. K. Wlalsvr. II. Wlvlmli. ll. Wvliitezvl. J. Wlilson, 5. Wulf:-. T. Wyant. .I. Yagwr. H. York. Front mir: Srinilru Pvll. Cynthia Hilvy. Nlary Kav Oslmrn. Luclvan York. Gail Wulfe. 501-01141 r0u': Janet NI'-llaiilvy. 'lihrnnaQ Linillvy. He-rman Picks-tl. :Xrlyn NIUOTP, Prwidvnt: .Ivan Smith. 51-0rvtarv-Treiasurv-r3 Linrla Iirmwr. Yi.-+1 Pr:--itlvrit. Nlr. llwrgv Ilaxif. Spunsnr. Absent from the pirtzire is Mr. Hillwcrt Owe-n. a Sponwr CHRIS- TIAN 1-21 SERVICE CLUB P' 204 1 ' C in i - ' 'Q 2- 1 n 1 - ' N, ff 1:33 s. . . L, 1 If ,R A., i V . 'z - . ' 'I . .' F-A T J - - ,,i. ni ' i:3... .. ' . 'ii - -gg' - if-.lx -- I A X, -, If ax. ' ' - 1. I' V I i' ' .3 HZ.. ... P 5 -,E M . 1 4.2. '- fflvg Thr- Club providers op- portunity for vxtension L- l' of participation in J. Christian Service heh , ynnrl thc' Church and my ., th? homv. H . N- . ,- f 1 7 ' i, ' ?3Q:,f:3f I 1 'X 5 , I . 36 I ' 2 n i -' .1, 2p-.13 - ,,FiT:iL' . fi Q Efrgi, Q f 4 ' . 3 5' 5-3' ' 1-'N I fa r.l ' .Q I7 I ,. 2 il? -. '7' v ig-willy 1 H 5 iii 1.9 Fire! mu, fell tu right: N. 'll-lrirk, NI. Lantz. Mrs. l arlmv. N. Lowe. M. Kennedy.Ser'0m1 rout G. Myres, J. ilallirailh. N. Fran-r. Xl. Lausrli. Thin! rout V. l.aLarn, Xl, Parker, FUTURE l Q FARM S or ' A FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The goal of the cluh is to give experience and training in leader- ship and character de- velopment. sportsman- ship C-voperali-in. serv- ice. thrift, scholarship. imprwn ed agriculture. or- ganized recreation. Citi- zenship and' patriotism. - wx ' DEBATE CLUB The Debate Cluh was formed hy a group nf students. some of whom felt the need of being able to express them- selves publicly and oth- ers who like to take part in a good argue ment. They hope to get :mme training and en- joyment hy taking part in some planned argu- ments. 'X if A-2 V ,xfilw W' First rouy left 10 right: Mr. Gilbert. B, Yiirk. J. Yager, B. Redding. E. Dailey. C. Hite. G. Whitzel. R. Shoe- maker. Sefond rout E. Smnmers. B. justice. J. Harinun, W. Rice, L. Jackson. B. Jackson. G. French. Third mum' 1. Allen. H. Spangler, R. Rustic. L. Snyder. J. Sh-iemaker. R. Smith. Fourth row: T. Harrell, R. Sholty, E. Spradling. E. Spraker. Absent from the pivlure are: N. Sinnainon. President: E. Wyant, Vice Presidentg .ml FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the club is to further the meinher's interest in the teaching profession. to acquaint them with the opportunities available. and to aid in their selection of a field in which they are most likely to succeed. Fran! row: Betsy Ross, Joyce Merrell. Rebecca Mullins Audrey Lindley. Mr. Owen. Sponsor. Second row: Rose Marie Walker. Marcheta French. Alice Miller. Kenneth Freeland, Sharon Doty. Third row: Janet Kizer, Marjo- rie Metcalf, Wayne Coles. Richard Powell. James Jolw. Front F0105 MTS. Shiplfly: Joyce Odell. Sandy Zehring. Carolyn Lantz Rose Marie Walker. Sally Skaller. Pal Lindley. Marylou Betts. Elouise Wyant. Catherine Gerhard. Second row: Nancy Lowe. Marceita Kennedy. Rebecca Mullins. Mary Lausch. Verna Spraker, Norma Neal, Mary Ann Ragan. Judy Willis. Third row: Becky McGuire. Sandra Chapman, Nancy Jackson, Audrey Lindley. Joyce Merrell, Janet Redding. Barbara Schultz, Ruth McClelland. Karen Kuntz. Fourth row: Konnie Kessler, Janet Jackson. Sondra Pell. Judy Welsh. Mar- cheta French. Veronica Lazaro, Nancy Ridenour. Carol Russell. Fifth row: Marjorie Lazaro. Sherill Frier, Beverly Pierson. Gail Wolfe, Donna Rice. Betty Scott GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIOI The Girls' Athletic Association is an organi- zation having as its general aim the support and promotion of extra- curricular activities re- lating to athletics as adapted to girls and promotion of the physi- cal education program on an elective basis. L Q-v HONOR SOCIETY V Xie-iiiiwrxiiip in tin- Hrvivlv ix Ina-1-ai it n fl r :1 rl 1- s, pf-r-nnulity, le-aflvr-hip. anti ulmililv. Klviniwrs arf- tiruppml if tht-ir fK'l1ll'5il'I' grade-Q faii iwiow 11 fixed arami- armi anti automatirally r r' ,Q L1 i n incrnlwrfhip wht-n Ilivir grade-N haw rr-aviiwi tht- Ntamlurd, on 3 6 Q? NATIONAL j 8 I I . 1 I I HONOR SOCIETY X X i fsiir' HONOR SOCIETY NIENIRFRS arv: Linda Brmvvr. Sf-rrvtary-'iirefaslirvr: Phil cjiiIlglf'YlI'If't'i1 Jerry lhmk: Shar- wn Duty: Rnwdnti Hsin-111 Kcfnnr-tli Frvvlami: Marla Carimvrtg Nlarcvita K:lnnPdy1KarvnK11ntl: Blikf- Lantzg Keith Luuwhg Mary Lair-vii: Curttlr Ludwig. Yin' Pre-eifirntg Xlikf- Mann. Joyce Mvrrvll, Ruth Mvtile-lland. Paul Nliiivr. Tum Niwuld:-r, iivvkv Nluliin-, Dun iiiJt'I'lIl1'yf'I'. .luycff Orivll. Bvtsy Rwfs. Pat Siifvffnf-r. Danny Fvawr. Rivliurli Firm-tr-r. Rivharmi SUIIIIIIV. Ciiarlvs 'I'hf1n1p+un. Pri-wicient. Jbscnl fmrn the pirture wer:-: Sandra Zrhrinu. Klikf- Mann and thv Spnnsnr-. Mr. Waynf- Bnltun and Mr. Hilh.-rr Owe-n, N CLIB Thv lflulu ix an urganizatiun of majur award uinnvr- in ath- Irftics at Xurtiiwwtvrn. The purpose uf tilv or- ganization is tu f'I'VIll1llU' gtmd fpurtsman-hip ami fclmoi Spirit and tn further interf--I in athA letics. Fin! mu, IE!! In right: C. Thnrnpsnn. Prvfiflf-int: I., Img--r. Vim- Prwfiiimit: K. l rw'lun:l. Swrfltary'Twafurn-r: H. Yi-rk. I.. Parrott. SFIOOIIII ruzf: D. Byrum. P. Nliiivr. P. iliingviipvel, J. Cfmk. Thin! mu? fl. Hitv. P, Marr:-il. Nl, Niarunvy, XI. Mann. E. Nvuvndurf. Fourth rout Hr. Rider, J. Smith. R, Pohiman. U. Sink. Mr. Holman. qu-sl 'W' ' .417 Wig -. K W, , :JM J, -A - .- -- . . s I lb at X was lg fr at ' 0 Wff'9'99a RIFLE Q f CLUB 't , T v Q K t 'E tsxx S , ml i,T '1?2h Members are instruct- ed in the Correct meth- ods of handling and using firearms. RIFLE CLUB MEMBERS are: John Allen. Kenneth Andrews, David Brown, Bob Cupp, Charles DeFabritis, Bill Degler, Jim Downs, Richard Dunkin, Erier Dunkin, Mike Fewell, Morris Carbert, Leon Cray, james Har- mon. Tom Harrell. Edwin Hawkins, Don Hilligoss, Larry Hinders, Gary Hite. Roy Hounchell, Keith Hullinger. Steve Ludwig, William Jackson, Larry jackson, Richard jackson, Cary Keisling. Robert Krall, Keith Lauscli, Vernon Long, Mike Maroney. Roger McConnell, Paul Merrell, Richard Miller. Tom Moulder, George Myers, Eugene Neuendorf, Don Obermyer fcontinued below! MEMBERS: tconlinued from above! Joe Ousley, Richard Powell, Harry Rakestraw. Weldon Rice, Ralph Ridenour. Arthur Richey, Danny Seaver, Ronald Shoemaker, Richard Sholty, James Sizemore, Howard Sluslier, Ronnie Smith, James Snyder. Larry Snyder. Earl Sommers, Eugene Spradling, Edward Spraker, Steven Stahl, Wayne Stiner, Joe Streeter, Richard Streeter, George Summe, David Templin, Max Tilley. Kenneth Townsend, Roger Van Meter, Steve Van Meter, Kay Walser, David Webb, Gordon. White-zel. Jerry Wilson, Steve Wolfe, Tom Wyant. ,lerry Yager, Bill York. Roy F. Clifton and Wayne Bolton. Sponsors. 1 1 I f , ,,.-rl . t ,,. ' , . . ,,,T,,, ..ef'.,-- '- 'l , 1 . XL- , ' .X 'V' ' , ,. . , ,,. ix ,Q .... , mmm After having received preliminary instruction, members are ready to shoot. , -iff' Standing, lelt lo righl: R. Miller. T. Nloulder. Mr. Hawthorne. Sponsorg P. Miller, Presidentg P. Clingenpeel, Vive Pr.-sid:-nt: K. Coles. Secretary-Treasurer. First row. sealed: S. Breitenbach, .l. Cook, L. Parrott, C. Thomp- son. I.. Leger. K. Free-land. D. Hilligoss. Second roir: R. Str:-eter. S. Ludwig. K. Walser. D. Obermeyer, D. Sean-r. STUDENT COUNCIL Realizing the need for training in leader- ship and citizenship, the Student Council furnishes a fertile field for preparation in gov- ernment and service to the community. The purpose of the Student Council is tn proin-.ite ln-tter sehnol spirit. encourage better interschool relations. and better w-1-peratiun between stud:-nts and faculty. Sw ' 1 r nw 'f 'E vt-Ts F ' 9 ff nf Q I sf'- M V HA IA Y Q -.- ,Q Y -ex A t .. X ' ' a , 1 V ii 'T, SCIENCE- MATH CLUB The purpose of thi- Seience-llatli Club is to provide an opportu- nity for the student In investigate his interest in the field of mathe- matics or the science-s. life and physical. ln-- yond the extent eoveretl hy the elassroorri work. Sitting. left to right: G. Myers. M. Garbert. D. Hilligoss. D. Keislingz. B. Donson. ffl.-Nlaroney, R. Edson. C Hutson. B. Ross. NI. Garbert. S. Sl-taller, M. Lauseh. S. Frier. Standing: Mr. Davis. bponsorg Mr. Bolton. Spon- .. . . Q-,M iw- ev- -' via fm -5 t A ' 1 First muy felt to right: ll. Russ Vice President: S. Ze-rliring.Treasurer: P. Hulilranl. R. Weeks. XI. Garbert F. Skaller. lj. Limlley. Nl. Bette. lf. Wyam. J. Hulilw. C. llerliarcl. Servrzzl row: Miss linwinan. P. Coan, M Oflmrn. D. Crm-env. C. We-rtz. E. Pmvvll. S. Duty, J. Smilli, B. King. Nl. Riley. L. Vega. L. lirowvr. Third row J. llallnrailli. J. Annlrews. N. Fraza-r, Xl. Park:-r. J. Od'-ll. K. Fu-ww-ll. J. Sink. J. Stalil. 5. Smith. P. Shnffner. C Luilwig. Fuiirtfi rozr: R. Edson. J. Bruwning, J. Slineinuker. S. Pete-rs. J. Harrell. J. Clingenpevl, Nl. Luutliain S. liailwy. D. Clearwater. R. Walker, K. Ruffner. Absent from the pirttzre was the l rc'fiilf'nt. Alice Hiller. SUNSHI E SOCIETY Fin! mir. le!! tu right: S. Frier, Cnrrc-fpnmling Secretary: R. Klc-Clelland. Recording Secretary: B. Scott. C. l7lVlit'I'lIlQ.E. K. Kinile-r. 34. Janie. V. Divan. Nl. Ragun. J. Willis. C. Lantz. B. Mullins. Serum! row. N. Jackman, N. Ridvnmir. Y. Lazarn. Nl. Lausvh. J. Redding. J. H+-r ell. J, Cook. S. Chapman. P. Hite, C. Russell, B. Schultz. Thin! mir: XI. Hamlin. V. Spraker. N. Neal. Nl. Frenfh. A. Lindley. S. Vega. N. Yagf-r. P. Harvey R. McGuire. Nl. Ke-nm-dy. N. Lowe. Fourth rozr: T. Thrvnias. J. Jafk-fm. B. Smut. L. York. K. Kuntz. S. Pell. L. Schultz, D. Duke. K. Kviiler. Nl. Lazaru, C. Hutsun. B. Pierwn. Fifth row: V. Hartman. J. Hubliard. J. Kizer. D. Rice. C. Wolfe. IJ. Shnffni-r. NI. Klingman. J. Welsh. C. Riley. Sixth row: P. Justice. A. Cook. B. Harmon, J. McCaul- wy. S. Nlaxt. .llhssirzg jwnz the picture: Alice Hiller, President, fr J , VV 449 . . .- ' V Nduf . vii Nfrlh sw-111111 XIg1r1l1111g 1531111 1w1fw11111- fl ul l141111z' .1111 3111! 1111111l1f-11 111 par nd f11111 th nd ll11 l' N11rtl1ww1vrn,'1Rbla!--11. MARCHI G BAND NIIKI41 I..'xNlf tlflllll 111.11 1 ,ulf Q- Leif! lu righl: Marjorie Lazaro. Sandra Bailey, Karen Fr-well, Cflar The bbaml h35 lhfjr own T Adele Cowgnl, Lois Schultz. WDM D f'fH - WX Lantz. drum major, led g 'V xx XA X XLS XX 44- -4 .455 sg wx 4 uf- . -r ' ,, ,A . T 'T I x 2 w Y . 1 T - '- ' T 4' , xx . ' , :I A V 4 A if , , . . if, ' V. wr- xa ' Q 2 I 1 Y . X f J f 1 :I ' X r Q. s . - A ' if - L- .- Ill 1'-21,111 1UI,U 'IY l ' Uuxi1lUrmsr1.I.z1rry Nl'lllI11llX9'f. H'-rmzm l'i1'l-gf-II. Paul Vw-pk.: in xx .1r.111' Ll- 4 o Jl1lM4r DmuH1'. V QRTH E TER SYMPHO IC , BA D ' -,--. ' -. ' ltr - Q K . Iwi- 1 . I f 4 s fwj- ' t'1l.ARINFT QI'AR'l'l':T: J. N11-rr'-ll. Nl. Curly'-rl. R. Mill--r, K. Kuntz V I I fi A ? team display good sportsmanship You are typical teensfmaking fun out of work-rehearsing plays. prac- ticing basketball, printing programs, selling magazines. setting up chairs. decorating for dances. You're a typical teenager when you buy a class sweater. order a class ring. go steady. shop for a new formal, present your dates corsages, paint your senior cords, rock and roll in your bobby socks. You're a typical teen when you enjoy a late snack. watch TV, take candid shots at a slumber party, leave early to beat the curfew: you hold down a job-baby sit. clerk at the five and dime, car hop. gas jockeyd for a little extra money. ' You go out for sports 100W- stay for softball games. cheer in the Pep Club. vote for track queen and participate in music programs. play in the band. sing in the choir, par- ticipate in contests. represent our school in Latin and Science contests. agriculture judging teams, in your churches. 4-H clubs. tourneys. Your daily schedule is a familiar pattern of school life-mad rush- up at the last minute-maybe over- sleep-no breakfast-catch the bus -chatter in the halls between classes, maybe a locker date-run to the cafeteria for lunch-goody goody- hamburgers, chiliesloppy joes-drink cokes-munch candy barsgyou enjoy school but hate to admit it-study somefthree hours a nightfno-a weekftry to get an A -average a C an occasional D -anyway, you make the grade-but you're satisfied. And so, since you recognize your- self as a typical teenager4we DEDI- CATE THE 1958 PANORAMA TO YOU 4 THE STUDENTS OF NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL Y our typical TEENACERS. First row. lelr to right: S. Bailely, R. Walker. K. Kunlz, B. Hawkins, M. Marunf-y. ll. Nlillvr, G. Km-iwling. U. Byrum. D Nllllllllfi P, Hire. J. Odell. A. Millwr. P. Coan. S. Doty. N. Fra- Ollf-rnwyer. FOIIFIII row: R. Summf-. J. Yagc-r. R. Nlillvr zvr, L. Bruwe-r. avrumpanist, Sefoml raw: J. Anllrewsul. Show E. Daily. R. Mflfullnell. E, Nvuvmlurf. A. Xlnorv. J. Harmon makr-r. Nl. Lauscll. J. M1-rrwll. M. Parker. K. FPwell. fl. Cow- K. 'l'uwnSand, E. 501111111-'rs. D. Alle-n. M. Lantz, R. Srhafvr gill. C. Ludwig. J. Smith. N. Rinlvmwur, C, Lantz. R, Eclsun. D. Kwisling. .llissing from the l?if'IllVf'f R. W1-+-ks. J. Hlllllw R. NlvCle-lland. Third row: J. Ousley. J. Baile-y, J. Cmmk, H. D. Brown. Wilsun. L. Nfullauscr. H. Pivkvtt. K. Lausch. M. Mann. lf. Q 5 1 Q 2 E f ' 2 k' ' f xg., ' f 6 V L , A, we ?'2.',, iv-1 A ,ffl .. K1 QM ' li' .WS - F A I ik . K x w . . -2 H1 T , 244.-'iv 552 1 9 5 ' 1- :4 lvl., 5 ,. W- . in -' N Q. 'ff f' '-1. X-.QM .:.-1+- -' .. ' 'fa A , , . H - 1.,f-: J Y X fl f ...A . W- ' -1. ,f-. .:. ' ,U .. xl' '.,1f1N, . Nl I --'A 4- - ,R-W LN' ,Ei VA I V ,f ggi H QA! .X:g. J, gl . 1- V I Q - h ',x.,f34, QW ,.A.:'.'aQ1-53... . l . ,. V I Q A 5. ...lf-.gg-1 :1f ' j - 4' ,.. l M -521. .3,,, kim, ,:,,, 5515221 2- ' j ' 'V' . Q., QYTQQQZM , ' - .. . ,M . l l.l l'lf UIYARTIQT S. Duty. Nl. l.illlhf'll. P, Cllilll. C. Lumlwig. -' A g nf? F , . ' 3 + l- .1 f ' J' X- ,gm .V I 5 I 'f 1 ' 1 . .r gl v - g g 3' f ,ix W MY 3 4 lp- I'-lkg, l ' l ' 'V ' 1 s-A -l N 1 I WUOITWINU 4.PI?lN'l'E'I'-XI. Gurlmvrt. ll. Wwfks. C. llutgnn, BRASS SEXTET-M, Lantz, R. MCC0nng-ll, E, Eves, L. Neu- l-- lll 'W I'- P- CUXJII. lli:ll1SI'I'..l- Duwns, T. Harrell. 56 Q +3 Q 4 I Q3 , -J 'I 1 I HIfSIINI.KN CIIUIII FIIVAI mug lvl! In right: NI. I.amm, Klvifulllry. I. Yah-r. I. .IwIu, .-X. Hilrlmr-y, C. ITf'I awrIIiN, ll. I. Kin-r. 5. I5-II, S. Ifrivr. J. jack-mm. Il. W:-If:-. I.. Iwrk. Summv, XI. Tilley, NI. Ilarlvr-rl. If. Rm-kf-y. II. I'Iuwlhnrm-. F. NLM. I. NNI:-r. Swmui mu 5 lf. Hilvy, I. Sand-. J. Wvlxll. Fuurllz nm? I. Str:-Q-lr-r, ,I. Bail:-y. Il. Ilunkin, XI. Fvwn-ll. ll. II, Hutwn. III. IIQIIIHIILIN. II. Ilukv. II. SIIIYIIIIQT. XI. Klingmun. Myvrr, R. Shulty. L- Sllytivr. IJ. Puwr-II. 'If Wyam, S. Stahl. Ix. Iv'--Ivr. H. IIaIwm'k, II. Smut, Tlzml run: Ii. Tulvlwx, I. FRESH AN CHUIR SENIOR GIRLS TRIO Lei! lu right: Ilarulv Luflwig. Pat llnan. Linda Iirmwr. BRASS SEXTET-Lefl lo right: XI. Fvwell. C. Rilvy. B. Haw- FOPHUNIURE QIRLS QIQXRTEI' 4 lf!! Iv ffgilfv' C1if I5l1 ihm-nf, H, PiQkrI1,j,,-Xllen, NI, Ljarlpg-ry, Lantz. Karvn Kuntz. Bc-vlu' Nlullinf. Marv Luuwh. 57 PANORAMA STAFF Rush is the keynote as Panorama deadlines draw near. Lawrence Parrott, the Panorama business manager. conducted the sales campaign, the advertising campaign, and did the hook wurk and worried about whether the debits would equal the credits. 1 W. If -, vu 1, V . 'vfczmmo o w :I . 4:3 QM? N N r- k E , .,,, , A '?'i:.jt 'W ' X 5- ' A, x is Nxoxw wt Q 'N . 1 ,J c . 1 Sa.. was Y 3 X Q QA X Q N w QE . it P N X bs ' st . a N Q, mv N- ' F - ' ' . . - .. .41- .Q . . 54529:-'Z' ' . I . i5s?' ve' ,:. . 'I' ., 2-. - N , . . 52- N v 45-We-AQ:.ie..?-:a'iX3f'i.. .. ': f' 9 ' J . S 1 1 . iii-gi .-:,:',, 3 '. 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S 1 1' A ill CO-l'l'lOl3UC'l'lUN MANAGERS-Karen Ft-well and Maria llarln-rt. did must of the typing and the Statisticians, Sharon Smith and janet Sink. idefntifivd people in the pictures and kept the- data fur the index. 58 . wiht., - :,. gint .. 1- f gf Editor: Sharrvn Duty Sptursor: Mrs. Rusk fluiior Erfilur: Richard Summe 'vw..J-' THE SALESMEN, Ronnie Shafer, Arthur Ritchey, Mike Fewell, Mike Mann, Joyce Merrell, Marceita French, Roseann Edson, and Betsy Russ, accepted payments and wrute receipts which they turned uver to Lawrence Parrott, the Business Manager. SWEET- .- SENIOR KIANDIIT.-KTF9 . RUI3 W'n'x'liN 1 Elldif- llailv f r Tranlitinnullv. wr have- -. fn 4 'l'4'll I lull ,. l ?mi.'1lmi.-.- llnll lllfll- ilu- ' 'gi prixilvgu- uf ntl:-mlingl. WI- QI 3 f' M all claim-cl lu llll' Hlllsll' 'l of ilu' Nlllur' Nntvsf' x! ' .X ' - X2 x fs- Q-sxj vb J J W 32- J., 5 5 Q .ww Q 'A no Q lf l 'if hw ' J J W f I fl! A p A -'il y' A 4 Q fl l f l -f . ' A A fl 1 lf, 5 6 X J ff L- f f X f 6 l X l I 13' x I f 6 jw-+2 1, y lf W ' l . 14 X .1 53 464452 I S 1 V -xr 1 -l F Q 1 l l lv ' l l Q ' - 4 . i ,,- n l ' ff? l lf A . l ' . ll A r 5 ,Va ' - , r .X e, Q 4, l f il 1 , V P! JVNIOR KIANDIDATES SOPHONIORE CANIJIIJATFS FRESHNI,-XN 1I.vXNlbIlM'l'I-IS janim' Andrew- Mary l.i1LlNf'h Ilnrix Sllnffnvr Mikf- Mann ,lawli llailvy' fn-mxrpv My-rx ff? lt- Thr- offivr-rs uf the Club and the Sunsllinf Club makf- up lfaruln- Luflwig. Chairman nf thrf D.-f-nralinnQ lfhmmlllittf-f-. if the planning Committee fur the dance. Y slwwn llt'I'f' with all lu-r almlv avi-Iantk. 3' ' x R u. x. 'Q' xf J 5 -aw 8 U f if-0 I Y fg X '. 7 1, Q X : N 2 af , if I K 234 fi E' rf' Sf? ' an-.A 'f2c: kfUZDAf 5 J Y ' os. AS JUNIORS WE PRESENTED: '0H, AUNT JERUSHAM Mr. lluvis. director, applies final touelie-s to the make-up. Aunt ,leruehaf Mary ,lo Riley. practices her Cam- 62 paign fpef-rrli, CAST OF CHARACTERS Heilotrope ,,,,, . ,C,,7,, ,,,,,, ,E,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,, B e tsy Ross, Susie Babcock. ,.A,,. ,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,, Sharon Doty Roy Babcock ,,7,,,E.,7 .,w..,,, A,7E7., L a wrence Parrott Barbara febbs.. ..,,,, 7,,7,, ,...,, lk largie Hinders Uncle Billy Babcock ,,,,,,..,, c.,..,. K enneth Freeland Miss feruslza febbs c,,,.,c,, ,,,,,,.,, N 'lary ,lo Riley Harry Halfield ,,,,,.. . ,,,,,,,, Arlyn Moore Tom Doolilllev ,,,,, ,.,,.,,, . Gary Keisling Mrs. Tzveedie.. . ,c,,c,,, Carole Ludwig Mrs. Sniffin ,.,,,,, ,,,.., L inda Brower Mrs. Probe ,,,,., ,.,,c, , . . Elsie Powell Dr. Puller: cccc,c, ,c,,c,..., R ichard Roberts Rev. Smiggs ,,,,.. c,,,,.,......c,,c,...,.c,....,,c,, ,lerry Cook Club Women: Marla Garbert. Donnis Greene. Bon- nie King. Pat Lindley. Mary Kay Osborne, and Carol Wertz. Business Men: Bill Arthur, David Brown. ,lerry Cook. Eddie Daily, Harry Rakestraw. Gordon White- zel. and Bill York. Molhers ami Babies : Donald Mortz. Edwin Hawkins, Leo Leger. Paul Miller. Stanley Brietenbach. Larry DeWitt, Benny Kratzer. Richard Byrum. Cary Hite, and Benny Redding. - :SE Y x 11,5172 ,.....J M133 W it 5 ii W 'T. Q7 L.,-E,-. bw, K , ,,, i ....... I it ' i WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE WAS GIVEN BY THE SENIORS Hilrlegarden Mr. Dolsonn, Urs. Dolson Sally ',,,,. Bob ,,,,. ffm nz y ,,,,, Paige , , Ellie-May Jill, Freddie Shermer Mr. Shermer Hrs. Shermer ,,,.,,e-,e,Mary Jo Riley Stanley Breitenbach ,...,.,,Betsy Ross -H ...e. Pat Shoffner .,,,,,,,YI..8WI'6l1C6 Parrott Jack Young .,,,,,,,Sh3I'Ol1 Doty e,,e,m,tSharon Smith .7 Rota Weeks , , Edwin Hawkins ,, Arlyn Moore . .. Jean Smith Til?-X ft' --Q.. iT?- Gag, Mako-up is an important part nf a good play. Mrs. Srhneirlf-r. director. briefs Carole Ludwig, student director, on the art of play flirerting. ...- VARSIT GTIUNAL at Vs l 5 la 1 .. 'P'F5.' I Q tg... -sv S .- . X l ' I X' 'IE W'.l' v,,, I 3.55. i l s t we - VP tL,g.-..ffft l QIVQ Mlmli Northwestern teams are Constantly striving to add more trophies to our trophy case. Kenny Freeland makes two points at the Bunker Hill game. Graduating tigers are P. Miller. P. Clingenpeel, K. Freeland. C. Thompson, and L. Leger. .ti Coaches Hoban and Rider gather statistics from the Everyone wonders what's said in the dressing room. No one 5601.6 bunk. 64 will ever know hut the team. N QUAD HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON xx' , l X m X 'AAA ' , X943 r f - X-- Au + . O A K' x.. X' J H' 5.1 x.. 3 1 as 5 Ay .V 3 . .4 ,B NX fx V 5 - 2 - .- PHIL QQLINILENPEPL KENNY FREELANU PAUL MILLER CHUCK THOMPSON Svninr I-'Urward Svniur Furward Senior Guard Svnior Guard E i 55? if VARSITY: P. Merrell. P. Miller, L. Leger. NI, Mann. F. Dunkin. J. Bailey. D. Rider. :ksiflant Cf-afilmz II. Hoban, Coachg NI. llaronrfy. P. Clingenpe-el. C. Thompson, K. Freeland, R. Sewell. E, Nwuendnrf. 65 Q ' CLUB inepirc a loyal enthufiasm for our fchool. and are ever striving to P' create gm-d will toward all. fu 1 flll H I di x 5 X . .V -...ands . .... l 1 in .! A fx x lv-lf CONTENTS Personnel Y ,,,,,, Page 6 Seniors , , Page 16 Juniors , Page 25 SOpl1OI11OI'ES Y 7 Page 31 Freshmen Y Page 37 .-Xetivities anfl Organizations Page 45 Advertisements ,, , Page T1 Index .. ,, Page T9 NlJll'l'llWIiS'I'FI-IN Sl1UIlIiR0,fXlilJ . -1 J Nurllme-NI:-run 30 llgxlwflrln 33 N'lVllNW'xl1'l'Il fil Sm-vlwr BT M 1, Nl-Pf'lllU'1'Nl!'l'll Tl Wwt:-rn 53 Xurtlml--ll-rum 33 Nlrlll lk-nlrul Sl 1 ' xl' Nf!l'lllWf'NIl'l'll Sh llvlplli 16 NHl'Illh1'Nlt'l'I1 51 lfu-lvrn S48 ' - Nnrtllxwslf-rn 17 lfmm-rs: ll N'nrll1xu-sl'-:Alu 52 Slmrpwillf- BT - H-marll lluuntv lmiluliunul N l'llllU'Nl1'IIl 33 ffunul--n -18 I' 6 Nnrlllxxf-sh-rl1 SU ll.-lplli 18 N4lI4lllXH'-l1'l'Il -13 Xvllliilxll U9 N1vlll1m-Nlvllm '10 lvl'-l I'Il 30 Nwtlnu-51wrl1 Tl Suzufwf lla ,., ' N4'l'lllXKl'Nll'I'Il 03 llunlu-r Hill 18 EL Y Xflr'll1xw-If-rn .11 Xnlxlr--xillz' -IH Nwlllwl'-If-:lm Tl lslllfll 4 T6 Q N1n'Ilm'e--If-111 Bl llluy -17 X:-r'Il1m-slf'1'r1 Winfllull X1ll'Il1w1--lvrn 48 Lulu-l 31 Nu1'lllwwNtv'l'11 Ru-Nxlllv I x QQ.. J f' ' . f 7 ,.,, .. Exif' 'Q Q1 QL ' ff' - 5 fl 1 4 X 0 if gl - l .N ix 4 -,lf X 1 1 - ' ' -' ' X - ll f x l X ,, l l . , 1 X fx lffi' f l l X 1 X Xa X .X , ,-... Q g, fl X f f X-ik sr g., ' 5 I Q ua R . r y S' l fy -.1 . 7 I,IiH l.IftLlfR FHIEH IHNKIN Xlllilf NIXNN NIIKI-I XI,-XRUNEY 5l'IllIlI' lllmlml ,lllllllvf l wl'uul'4l llunlqpr lf'.l,-wlml .luniur fluarql l':UQ l1 N l 'Wl'l'l ln H1i'iu1ff'H ll illml' 'l'l'f.'XNI CUT IN A Hl'IDDI,l-1-f WIN w:-rm-n't yuu Wlll'I'l' wu xu rv HllllINI5!'ll In lm? ill GO U NORTHWESTERN, MAKE ANOTHER SCORE f 'W rf F . V I A X m, l',Xl'I, XIERRI-1I.I. juniur lluar-I 4 J - 2 jf' fic A ff 'xt k x? XX X 'x 45 fl NN 1 1 Z H f 6 h-I !! MTR ,ff 2 5 -.1 1: 4 4 5 W - ' 'fe Ag EUGENE NEKENDORF JACK BAILEY RONNIE SEWELI. ,lUl1ilIT' l,lvnIf'r Suphulllurr' Furwani SUI'h IW'W Cf'nU'l' Mike- Maruncx' fiuks unv at Bunkrr Hill. Hulran hax anxiflux nwnwnt- an he- XN'3fl hf'i a play In-ing e-xvcuted. 7 pu. '54 ff' :HIM ff 9' TEAM WTR I'ifY1i'liH IN HESERVIC fflml.14'1'w: ll. Frvlivii. il, Kvi-ling. M. l.4ix'1-givin-. J. ihiilvy, ll, Tvinplili, ll Ililligi-X-. R. 54-me-ll. N. Smith. li, ilniikuii. ll. Daily. fi. Nlillvr. U. Wil-un. IP. Fink. lfuuvliz Xl:-rrill Il..li.iii. 5'l'.'iRTi'fRS Ui I'1lNlORIfUW !.!1I1liIl'l'M'f IJ. liunkin. 45. Suiiiinv. K. .Xmlre-ws, li. Sliultx. H. Imwf-II. I., Nnyilvr. A. I'4-rriii. Xl. l'e'wvil. lf. Nlyvrx. C. Ili-Paliriti-. L. llimlvi'-, Klum-Ii: lJui'i'4-il Ride-r. FRESHMAN ? TEA lx fir .sb il I IX' 1 zr 'R N, 1. THE Sl lQtlE55l l l. 'l'llllfRS--frurzf mir: :X-Ni-tant llllilfll. Xlr. Holman: Stuile-nt xltlll11 4'f l vi-ling. R. Piillltttlllll NI. rv-mill. H. Lirk. lv. Nlill.-r. lt. Fink. Sf-rornl mu' l.. Nuiviiilurl. Xl. Nlunn. l'. Xl:-rrvll. I.. l'girrc-lt. '. Nlillif. 41. U if I-' . .,,.. l r Ili my on l.. IJ? r. 1 acl Xlr Hill r in 'L . V. Thin! mu 5 Nl. Xluriuirx. K. l rw-lanfl. l'. lfliiigz--rip:-vl. , I-- - . flu- lim X.l'l.5. lmasvlrall ti-am was quite successful. 'llm si-.mum was split ln-4-aiisv tlivy pm-tit-ipatml in ai suin- Illt'I' li-argue fur tlw first time. annul thi-y zilw liaal tlwir rvgu- lur 'l'ri4Cuunty st-limit league. ln thi- SlIllllI1t'f' league the 'lqigvrs Wtlll I5 of their 17 XEIQIIHPS lvringing liuniv tml tri-pliif-S annl tlie S u ni in e r lvague- title. 'lilw Xurtliwestvrn tvani went tllc Tri-Cuunty Confer- eiii-0 liusvlvall title fur tlif- firSt time in tliff si'liiml's lii-tnry lay flmsning five Tri-County nlnpuin-rits. The tcfuni unn- plvteil a T-gainv Svlwilule witlwut a rlef:-at. 511. a lic-arty umgratula- tiun tu tlie 1957 lwascfliall train uliicli wwunrl up with 22 Mins. 2 losses. anil 3 truphies. TIGER GAIN BASEBALL CROW l'13T F.-XLI. BASEBALL SCHEDLLIC .YW ' 5 , A Sliurpsx ille- ti I ,BQ ' Riirliiigtoii 14 - ' SNHFZPC' 3 0 Sn Q-6-tier 3 f ,X Cuiiverse' 19 5 '-If Bunker Hill 6 'il Clay 2 Y 'x Vx 1'11.1.i :a 13 ll 2 4 l ll 6 i d ,S 'Ha X y . Q l .. Q L, . ll H H l l '3 -vb-. ,, The reserve team. pictured above. beat Burlington 10 to 1. Coach Rider giwg lmatting instruction. 'I-Xrv you liftvnirigrf' 69 f eQ'Si?fg'.? 'Q Front row, left lo right: Student Manager J. Bergman, D. Daily. M. Maron:-y, M. Mann, P. Miller, L. Leger. H. Eads, B. Sizemore. Student Manager D. Croddy. Serond row: J. Smith. J. Loop. R. Pohlman. B. Donson. C. Thompson. P. Klingger, K. Lausvh. Coach Mr. Holman. Assistant Coach Mr. Rider. Third row: R. Sewell, J. Whaley, K. Freeland, J. King, P. Clingenpeel. V. Lung. 1957 TRACK NSPEEDY CINDERMEN FLASH THROUGH SUCCESSFUL SEASON' School records were broken this year: Mike Maroney ran the 100 yard dash in 10.4 Seconds and Phil lilinger ran the -H-0 yard dash in 54.6 Seconds. Mike Maroney was high individual scorer with 67 points followed by Phil lilinger with 64 points. Harold Eads won a trophy at the county meet for high total number of individual points. Charles Thompson qualified for the regional track meet by placing -lth in the mile run at the sectional track meet. R .I .Kyla it M-'wr :+ve . Fit -if n - H T-in ' -. N, .-f - i, - -5 -,L ,Sf ,. . g.,,,,i, f-u. Mr Q Q ,'?.iK,g.1f9 l3'f 5 Q, . ... 'f u -. - , . vp-. 5 ., .. , . . , A A e f,,.i,'a a 1 sf-M .1 '- .-1-, it 1 gi 'Q J e' P. .. 'A g xx Y I 5. , ,. 1, V 4: .4 1 is ' 5 ' -- -'X' 1 4 ' A fu. -' 'Fi ua-...,.. ---few f A7 ' - v 3- iv B h - .ig 1 ' . . .E -- an . .- :f..- I 'C:?l'.::,.-:, . . f'-', I -' . -' f 'wire 1ie'--fm: ..' - Q f , I be W.-Q3':fgi?, x ' . - A- --'f i ' . 'A 9e'Yii'Y2f'f '7f'f5-5i'3i3fL??? w. M a'5c2'S E+1'.-.f r ' S 5 ' . sf? , - e A ff N- asv:-'..121--Af . 1 ..fa,,x,.-A. , .,, . s ...,.,. .. ...,..,..., ,35:M.g:,,g'yr1f..- S. , 'vrffigy 55 V ' 'f. Wa- - e , '- - - . ffzisian 1 .' Q. ia.. -QQx,i:Vf..v.Qk,' V- wr: 1?qa'7',g v . Q .E Q.-. :gf April 12 April 19 April 22 April 24 April 27 May May May TRACK 1950-57 --Eastern . A-Sweetser ,....... ..... . fBunlcer Hill .. .. . -Westerti and Galveston 4Borderman Relays 1-Tri-County Meet Galveston .. .... .. County Meet .... May 11-Sectional .. .Lost .....Lost . .Won Wciri ,ith .. . 3rd . ..... Won .Won F9 I f 70 A photo finish: Mike MHr0ney wins by a split second. Our track team proudly displays the trophys won at the county track meet. 'Kas' ! Y , K There are many dilferenf opinions on going sleady, bul il seems The senior girls piclured display one of lhe lalesr fads among lo be par! ol a lypical le-en's life. our girls-long socks. TYPICAL TEENS ARE BUSY THROUGHUUT THE YEAR. A lypical 'reen's menu: Hamburger, coke, hamburger, milk, hamburger, ice cream, hamburger ...... G.. what These are our men in uniform . Richard Byrum and Benny Redding are members of lhe U.S. Army Reserve, Larry DeWiH is a member of lhe Nalional Guard, Frier Dunkin, David Webb, and Charles Rockey are Mem- bers of Ihe Civil Air Palrol. ' Whil'acre's Markel Park Ave. al Courlland Fine Qualify Meals Complimenls of Burlinglon Merchanls' Boosler Club Med-O-Bloom Dairy Wesl' on Slale Road 22 Kokomo, Indiana Vermonl Lumber 8: Coal Co. R. R. 5 Phone GL 2-8828 Kokomo, Indiana Crumes Drive Inn I 735 E. Markland Meel Your Friends Here Farm Bureau Co-Op Assoc., Inc. Norlhwesl Branch R. R. I, Kokomo Ph. GL 7-3362 Kelly's Sunoco Service Slalion I8l8 W. Sycamore S+. Kokomo, Ind. Ph. GL 99887 For Savings-Home Finance Firsl Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. 200 W. Mulberry Kokomo, Ind. J. B. Orlman and Sons Well Drilling and Supplies R. R. I, Kokomo, Ind. GL 2-0485 7l gws 'I sz ,gig ,. Merrell's Seed Service Cerrified Farm Seeds-WheaI'-Oa'Is-Corn- Beans Young America Feed and Grain-Dealers in Feed-Seed-Fer+iIizer-Grain-Farm Supplies Young America, Ind. Ph. 2652 Kokomo, R. R. 2 Young America Ph. 2699 Charles E. Evans Com Iefe Insurance Service P Phone GL 2-8476 Shoffner's Sfandard Service 935 Soulh Park Avenue Kokomo, Phone GL 9-9835 Hank's Super Marker Soufh on Old U.S. 3I Kokomo, Indiana Lewis 8: Son Hardware BoI I'Ie and Bulk Gas Russiaville Ph. 27 Hobnob Resraurani' 932 Souih Washingfon, Kokomo 24-Hr. PIa'Ie Lunch and Dinners Bud's Tune-Up Service General Auio Repairs Juncfion of 35 and 3I Bypass Mas+ Furni'l'ure Disfincfive Home Furnishings Greenfown, Indiana Roy L. Crume Auc+ioneer-ReaI+or Phone GL 2-8476 Main's Locker PIan+ 50I Lincoln Road Processing for Home Freezers Schiffs Shoe S+ore Norfh Cen+raI Indiana's Largesf Shoe S+ore Kokomo, Indiana Complimenfs of Hudsons Barber Shop . Greeniown, Indiana .Q R 9 I .4 ,. NLP' Kelso School Supply Inc. lI2 McCuIIouch Blvd Muncie Indiana School Supplies and Equnpmenl' Wassons Marker 4I7 Easi Morgan Complele Grocery and Founlam UQ X X XX 495 Essermans DX Service Ph 202 Flora In :ana O Eiw XI 9. . .R I D Q ldif Car, Truck, 'I'rac+or gubes and Tires JUNE AND JULY K 'I-3 SUMMER MONTHS ARE FUN FILLED Leflz Many specfafors wonder iusf whaf is said in 'Ihe hucldle, a familiar sighf on 'rhe mound af Ihe baseball game. W' Below: All seniors lake 'lime our from 'Iheir busy Summer vaca+ion 'ro plan Iheir senior cords and skirfs. Complimenls Carl Hynds Drug Slore 43l W. Norlh S+. Phone GL 2-5l43 Alley's Wallpaper and Painl Sfore Corner Norlh and Websfer Slreels Phone GL 9-4829 Kokomo Wreckage Co., lnc. Furnilure-Rugs-Sloves Kokomo, lnd. R. P. Good, M.D. Room 3I4 Armslrong Landon Bldg. Kokomo, Indiana The Armslrong Lanclon Co. Ace Hardware-Lumber Kokomo, Ind. l02 Years of Service Reel's Service 2lO5 Norlh Washinglon Sl. Kokomo, lnd. Phone GL 9-9933 Cassis Fresh Fish 81 Sea Food l728 N. Websler Phone GL 9-3859 Kool Venl' Awning Company l3l5 N. Washinglon S+. Phone GL 2-5685 All Types of Home lmprovemenis Operaling Loans for Farmers Producfion Credil' Associa'l'ion Kokomo, Ind. 208 W. Mulberry Dr. D. K. DuHon Oplomefrisi 202 Firsl' Federal Building Kokomo, Ind. Phone GL 9-5537 Cassville Counlry Club Minia+ure Golf Highway 3I a+ Cassville Road The Sfyle Nook-The Niche For Mam'selles-For Esquires 9l9-2I-23 S. Main, Kokomo, Ind. Banner Flower House IOI7 S. Buckeye S+. Ph. GL 9-5l66 Flowers for All Occasions Mal's Oul'-O-Doors Slore Sporling Goods-Fishing Tackle and Toys Lifgyx Holland Furnace Co. -5 2506 N. Washingfon Sl. y Phone GL 9-484l Q Reed Tool-Die and Mfg.-Corp. Tools, Dies, Jigs, Gages and Fixfures Kokomo, lnd. GL 7-I22O AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER NEXCITEMENT GALORE AS SCHOOL BEGINSH nb Righiz Did I forge? something? Play rehearsals are on schedule for seniors during Sepfember. Below: School resumes as does lhe usual 3:l0 rush in 'lhe halls. - . 1 -- . 8 x o S x. , 5 ,Q 904 F' The annual clislricl Sunshine convenlion, fhis year held al' The well-earned lrcphy is accepled by Kenny Freeland. IIN? N. H. S., was alfended by 600 girls. caplain of Ihe viclorious Norlhweslern 4-Way lourney Ie m OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES AND BASKETBALL IN FULL SWING Drive Wifh Care-Buy Sinclair Johnson's Service Galveslon, Indiana Kokomo Sales Company, Inc. IIS Soulh Union Phone GL 2-9206 Plumbing, Healing and Air Condilioning Lyons General Slore Groceries, Meals, Nolions, Novelfies, Men's Clolhing Waupecong, Indiana Dick Sanburn Sporling Goods Phone GL 9-3440 I07 Norlh Union Slreel Kokomo, Indiana Complimenls of Johnson's Barber Shop III Soulh Union Kokomo, Indiana Spencer's Cafe Special Sunday Dinners Russiaville, Indiana Russiaville Lumber Co. BeHer Buildings and Service Phone 64 Sellers Grain Co. Elevalors al Foresr-Russiaville Besl' Wishes 'ro Ihe Class I958 Knipe's Flower Shop Marlin 8: Morrison Associales 507 Norlh Phillips Slreel Sa ,a S Kokomo, Indiana Phone GL 2-6I75 Hu'Ho Drug Slore Markland al' Union Kokomo, Indiana Prescriplions-Free Parking-Films Kokomo Ready Mixed Concrele Corp. 620 Wesl Delfenbaugh Slreel Kokomo, Indiana Phone GL 9-4I73 Wholesale Eleclric Service Il2 Soufh Washing+on SI. Kokomo, Ind. Ph. GL 7-I l36 Induslrial Jobbers Lawhead Body and Painl' Shop 2Il Wesl Slafe Slreel' Ph. GL 9-8240 Complimenls Vermonl-Goodrich Co. R. R. 9955, Kokomo, Ind. Ph. GL 2-04-42 B. 81 B. Tire Co. Supplier of Famous Dunlop Tires 2lI Soulh Buckeye SI. Kokomo, Ind. Ph. GL 9-3522 4 E-are ,I I i-AY ese senior girls pu? fhe finishing iouches on fhe Chrisimas I9 is a cusfom for fhe senior class lo give The annual Chris? fee in rhe home ec. room. mas convocafion before fhe sfudenl body. The cas? of cha acfers decorafe The free in ihis scene from lhe play. DECEMBER FESTIVITIES REIGN AT N.H.S. Gilbrealh lmplemeni Co. 250l N. Washingfon S+. Kokomo, lnd. GL 2-98l Complimenfs of Peerless Plumbing 81 Hearing 24Il N. Washingfon S+. Phone GL 9-5256 Berfon Edson Appliance Co. Frigidaire Appliances-Mayiag-lronrife-Tappan 2l7 N. Buckeye S+. Ph. GL 9-5050 Wake Up 99 l2I S. Washingion S+. E+hyl for Less and Coupons Too Rudy's Drug Sfore Wor+h A. Rudy, Prop. Greenfown, lnd. Waupecong Feed Mill Phone Amboy Ex 57645 C. H. Peiro, lnc. Hdw. Appliances-lmplemenis MA 8-7860 Green'l'own MA 8-36l3 Maple Chevrolei Sales 20 Years Your Chevrolei Dealer Greenfown, Indiana Complimenls Hudson's Fine Foods Open Every Nigh+-Greenlown Hos+e+ler Welding R. R. 3, Kokomo, lndiana Phone Amboy Ex. 5-75l2 Chef Burger Why Pay More Broiled Burger I9c Fell' Typewriier 81 Supply Co. I08 Easi Superior Sfreef, Kokomo, lnd. Royal Typewrifer-Vic+or Adding Machines Palmer's Jewelry Co. Corner Sycamore and Main Kokomo, Indiana GL 2-2505 Freeland Farm Popcorn Kokomo, R. R. 2 Phone GL 2-8472 Owen Freeland and Son Shim's Trading Posl Buy, Sell, or Trade: Wafches, Diamonds, Guns Il2 S. Union S+., Kokomo, lnd., GL 9-4484 Taylor-Kaufman Furnifure Co., lnc. Furnirure and Appliances GL 2-5208 32l-325 N. Buckeye S+. Kokomo, lnd. PRINCIPAUS ESSAGE 1 ln this scientific age of space ships, supersonic speed. and hsput- nik satellites. our teenagers must face the future armed with a high school diploma as a passport to a satisfactory joh, serious higher edu- cation, and successful living. The tasks ahead are not as impossible as some would have you believe, nor as easily accomplished as you might desire. Perseverance. perspective, and pluck demonstrated during your high school days will serve as the propellant necessary to launch your career. The faculty and administration of Northwestern High School Wish you the success that you deserve and the happiness required to make life worth living. I Being Superintendent of the Clay-E r v i n- Huward Corporation re- quires Mr. Davis to do some traveling in order to complete the busi- ness. Leiler Funeral Home Air-Condilioned Ambulance Service Flora, Indiana E. E. Landis Co. Traclors, Molor Trucks, Farm Equipmenl Flora, Indiana Norlhweslern Callle Cur Specially Werlkimer Callle Co., Inc. Phone 40 Camden, Indiana Yerkes Trucking Co. Liveslock Haulers Phone I6 Camden, Indiana The Twelve Mile Slale Bank Galveslon Branch, Galveslon, Indiana Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corp. Hosier's Slandard Service Galveslon, Indiana Goldsberrys Barbershop Bill-Mike-Bill. Jr. Galveslon, Indiana Lincoln Elevalor Phone Wallon 3808 Galveslon 2I83 R. R. I, Walfon, Indiana John Thomas Company Galveslon, Indiana Ten Brook Sales, Inc. 700 Soulh Berkley Road Kokomo, Ind. Phone GL 2-5489 Madison Square Shoes Kokomo's Exclusive Men and Boys' Slore I05 Easl Sycamore Slreel, Kokomo, Indiana Pearcy's Peal Moss Farms Peal Moss-Top and ,Polling Soil R. R. 4, Kokomo, Indiana Ph. GL 9-8700 The Collage Corner IIOI Norlh Main Slreel Kokomo, Indiana Snepp 81 Fager Sporling Goods II9 Easl Walnul Slreel, Kokomo, Indiana Roberl L. Fenn Cameras and Pholographic Supplies II3 Norlh Union Slreel, Kokomo, Indiana CompIimen+s ol W. H. Hullo, M.D. Kokomo, Indiana we l wliaff 1 i ff ' ANUARY AND FEBRUARY F NEW YEAR BEGINS M s Sh pley, Pep Club sponsor, meels wilh lhe Pep Club A common rilual in lhe morning is seen as Mr. Owen accepls capla s Belsy Ross and Eddie Daily, lo work oul clelails be- excuses and wriles passes for lhose who have been absenl ore an porlanl game. fl Hoosier Real Esfafe 2 Miles Norfh on U.S. 3l Garage Builders Hill's Drive lnn Hills Snappy Service Kokomo. Indiana Judson Sfore Frank Turner Ph. GL 2-5095 R. R. I, Kokomo, Indiana Campbell's Aufo Paris Some Keep 'lhe Best-We Sell lf 2449 N. Washing+on Sfreel Ph. GL 9-5550 Shamrock Super 9 Service Slaiion I80l E. Marklancl Pleasing You, Pleases Us Ariies Tenderloin 922 S. Main Tenderloins I5c L. M. Chiiiick 8: Son John Deere Farm Equipmenl'-Anhydrous Ammonia Dis'rribu+ors Flora, Indiana Phone I79 Wayne Jackson Farm Bureau Serviceman Kokomo, lnd. Pee Wee Rama Golf Course Midwes+'s Mos+ Beaufiful Complimenls of Mason's Barber Shop I424lf2 E. Markland Ave. Smifh Bros. Elecfric Co. 23ll No. Washing'I'on Elecfric Mo'I'or Rewind-Rebuild J. W. Carofhers 8: Co. S. Buckeye and S+a+e, Kokomo Food Markel' The Clouds Resfauranf Full Meals-Pizza-Open 24-Hrs. Across From So. Drive-ln Thealer Overman-Walers Co. Farm and Building Supplies Dealer McGrawsville, lnd. Ph. Ex-5-7684 Shamrock Resfaurani' Jci. 35 and 3I Bypass Sandwiches and Shori Orders Rayl Mofor Company l24 S. Union S+. Kokomo, Indiana Edsel-Newesi Car on Wheels MARCH AND APRIL El 'J4 f s 4 SPRING HAS SPRUNGP onder if H is spring lever. in any eveni, our firsi' aid Roses in bloom! All year around fhere are oses in bloom o is ready for sludenis who do become ill. Mrs. Rusk's desk. ia? This is similar lo whai is belief known as apple poIishing . Rock and ,OH is pad of 5 fee,,,age,'5 life. Here may ho in fheir socks afier a ball game. MAY DIPLOMAS AND GOOD BYES. The class of '58 enioyed an ice cream party as a heal afler iheir mega' zine sales campaign, I ,aif l la .i . rv:-1-.A 7'f?L.. , r 35 4 -' , A M . .,., i. 'A A i,. I , A, 'A ' f A The long awaiied momenl finally arrived. On May I6, Ihe class of '58 was graduafed. 78 li Complimenis of Union Bank and Trusi if Kokomo, Indiana Adam's Sludio X fi Poriraif Phoio Kokomo, Indiana H. J. Schrader 8: Company 207 Easf Walnui Slreel Auio Paris and Machine Shop Yeoman Sione Company 2900 Wes? Deffenbaugh Kokomo, Indiana Moore Rexall Drugs 608 Wesi Markland, Kokomo, Ind. Prescripiion Druggisi Ph. GL 2-6247 Siandard Packing Co., Inc. Kokomo, Indiana Phone GL 9-4 I 68 Howard Co..Farm Bureau Co-op 2Il Easi' Morgan SI. Kokomo, Ind. Branches a+ Cassville-Hemlock-Sycamore M. 8: G. Drive-In I50O Eas+ Markland, Kokomo, Ind. You've Tried 'rhe Res+-Now Try fhe Besi INDEX Allen, Daryll 12, 32, 45, 56 Allen, James 3, 8, 11, 13, 32, 42, 47 Allen, John 38, 46, 50, 57 Andrews, Bob 10. 11, 13, 17, 18, 42 Andrews, Janice 2, 12, 13, 26, 41, 45, Andrews, Kenneth 38, 46, 50, 68, 69 Arthur Bill 10, 11, 18, 26, 28, 34. 62 Arthur, Patsy 13. 14, 40 Ayers, Margaret 8, 26 Babcock, Roxie 2, 38, 52, 57 Bailey. ,lack 12, 13. 15, 32, 56, 59, 65, 57, 58, 76 Bailey. Jacque 38. 57 Bailey, Saundra 13. 22. 32, 45, 52, 54. 56, 59 Beachey, Shirley 8, 38 Bergman, Joe 8, 32, 70. 76 Betts, Marylou 3, 10. 13, 14. 18, 42, 4-4. 48. 52, 59, 72. 78 Bolinger, Ben 22. 26. 32 Bolton. Wayne 8, 50 Bontrager. Alma 8. 38 Bostic, Alfred 7 Bostic, Raymond 8. 11. 32. 47, 76 Bowman, Dorothy 9 Bray. Wayne 6 Breitenbach. Stanley 11. 18. 26. 42. 51. 62, 63. 73 Brewer. Dorothy 12. 13. 32 Brower. Linda 11. 12. 14. 17. 18, 42. 45, 46. 49. 52, 56. 57. 60. Brown. David 12. 18. 46. 50. 55. 62 Browning. Judy 2. 22. 32. 52 Butler, Paul 32 Byrum. Richard 12. 17, 18. 26. 29, 49. 56. 60, 61, 62, 71, 75, 78 Chapman. Sandra 3. 15, 32. 44, 48. 52, 76 Clearwater. Dixie 13. 22, 27. 52 Clearwater. Kenneth 13. 32 Clifton, Ray 9. 38. 50. 74 Clingenpeel, Frederick 6 Clingenpeel. Janice 2. 22, 27, 44, 52, 73 Clingenpeel, Phil 11. 12. 17. 18. 42. 44. 49 51. 64. 65. 67, 69. 70. 71. 76. 78 Coan Pat 12. 14. 17, 19. 45, 52. 56, 57, 62, 72, 75 Coles. Karl 13. 22. 27. 51 Coles. Wayne 38. 48 Cook, Arletta 2. 38. 52 Cook, Jerry 10, 11. 12. 14, 17, 19. 34. 42, 49, 51, 56, 61, 62. 64. 67. 71. 78 Cook. Joyce 3. 32, 44. 52. 76 Cowgill, Clar Adele 12, 13, 22, 27, 45. 54, 56 Creason, Walter 7 Croddy, Donald 7. 13. 26. 32 Croddy, Robert 27, 70 Cupp. Bob 27. 46. 50 Daily, Donald 11. 13. 32, 68, 70 Daily, Eddie 2, 13. 19, 42, 45. 47, 56, 59. 62. Daily. .lim 7 Damewood. Clifford 38 Davis. Elouise 4. 44 Davis, George R. 4, 5, 7. 10, 46, 62, 70 DeFabritis. Charles 38. 46. 50. 57. 68, 69 Degler. Billie 3. 13. 15. 32. 46. 50 DeWitt, Larry 3. 14. 19. 42. 62. 71, 72, 78 Dewitt. Ronnie 3. 32 Doan. Eileen 9. 32. 52 Donson, William 11. 12, 32, 51, 68, 70 52, 56, 59 72. 75. 78 Doty, Sharon 11. 14, 17, 19, 27, 42, 48, 49, 52, 56, 59, 60, 61,62 Downey. lrena 5, 6 Downs. .lim 22. 27, 46, 50, 56, 73 Duke. Dixie 38. 52, 57 Dunkin, Frier, 10. 22, 27. 46, 50, 64, 65, 66, 71, 73 Dunkin. Mary 7. 44 Dunkin. Richard 38, 46. 50, 57, 68, 69 62, 72, 78 . 72, 78 Edson. Roseann 2, 9, 12, 14, 22, 27, 40, 45, 49, 51, 52, 56, 58, 60 Eves. Edward 13, 27, 56 Farlow. Helen 10, 38, 47 Fawcett. Raymond 6 Fawcett, William 32 Ferrin, Arwood 38 Fewell, Karen 12. 19. 42. 45. 52, 54, 56, 58, 59, 60, 63. 71, 78 Fewell, Michael 37. 38. 45, 46. 50, 57, 58, 68, 69 Frazer, Nola 12, 13. 22, 27, 45, 47, 52, 56 Freeland, Kenneth 10, 11, 12, 14, 17. 19, 42, 48, 49, 51, 59, 62, 64. 65, 66. 67, 69, 70, 72. 74 French, Glen 11, 32, 47, 68 French, Marcheta 9, 33, 48. 52, 58, 60, 74 Frier, Sherill 38, 39, 48, 51, 57, 59, 60 Galbraith, Joyce 22, 27, 44, 47, 52 Garbert, Morris 12. 37, 38, 46, 50, 51, 57 Garbert, Marla 12, 17, 19, 30, 42, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58. 60, 62, 7 Garbert, Morris 12 37 38, 46, 50, 51, 57 Gerhard. Catherine 20, 42, 48, 52, 72 Gilbert, J. Edward 11, 44, 47 Gingerich, Henry 38 Glassburn, Judy 38 Gray, Garnet 2, 11. 22, 27. 78 Gray, Gordon 9, 11, 22, 27, 46, 50 Donnis 2, 14, 17. 20, 42, 52, 60, 62. 72, 75, 76, 78 Jacqueline 39 Greene, Guthrie, Harmon, Barbara 3. 8, 39, 52 Harmon, James 2, 12, 22. 27, 45, 46, 47, 50, 56 Harmon, Margaret 3, 9, 15. 33, 45 Harrell, Judy 2, 9. 22, 27, 52, 60 Thomas 11, 12, 13. 33, 46, 47, 50, 56 Harrell, Harshberger. Edna 39 Hartman, Alfred 6 Hartman. George 7 Hartman, Vicky 2, 39, 52, 60 Harvey, Patsy 14, 33, 40, 52, 76 Hawkins, Edwin 11, 12. 14. 20. 45, 46, 50. 56. 62, 78 Hawthorne, Bill 39, 57 Hawthorne. Charles 5, 11, 26, 32, 51, 78 Hicks. Janet 33, 44, 76 Hilligoss. Donald 13. 31. 33, 45. 46, 50, 51, 68, 76 Hinders, Larry 12, 39. 46, 50, 68 Hirschberg. Joel 28 Hite. Gary 2, 13. 14. 17, 20. 46. 47. 49. 50, 62, 70 Hire, Pamela 12, 15. 29. 33. 45, 52, 56. 76 Hoban, Merrill 12. 30, 38, 49. 64. 65, 66. 67. 68, 69, 70. 74 Hobbs, Josie 12. 13. 20. 35. 42. 44. 4-5. 52. 59, 61, 72, 78 Hochstedler. Barbara 39 Hochstedler. Elsie 39 Hollingsworth. Geneva 44 Hostetler. Amos 39 Hounchell. Roy 39, 46, 50 Hubbard. Janet 39, 52, 60, Hubbard, Patricia 3, 20, 42, 45, 52, 72, 75 Hullinger, Keith 39, 46, 50 Carol 39, 51, 52, 56. 57 Gerald 7 74 Hutson, Jackson. Jackson. Janet 39, 48, 52, 57. 59, 60. 78 Jackson, Larry 3, 9, 11, 22, 28, 47, 50 Jackson, Nancy 9. 12, 33, 36. 41, 48, 52, 60, Jackson, Robert 39, 45, 46, 50 Jackson, William 30, 39, 45, 46, 47, 50 Jarvis, Sandre 33, 52 Job, James 3. 39, 48, 57, 60 Justice, Bill 11, 15, 28, 47 Justice, Patsy 39, 52 Keisling, Dale 12, 13, 33, 45. 51, 56, 68 Keisling, Ada 7 Keisling, Gary 2, 12, 17, 20, 28, 42, 45, 46, 50, 56, 62, 69, 72 Kennedy, Marceita 15, 33 47 48 49 52 Kerkhoff. Danny 12, 33 Kessler. Mr. 7 Kessler, Konnie 2, 40, 48, 57 Kinder, Karen 3, 15, 22. 33, 52 Kindig, J. Albert 5, 12, 26, 45, 63 King, Bonnie 14, 20, 28, 42, 52, 60, 62, 78 Kizer, Janet 3, 40, 48, 52, 57 Klinger, Rosemary 12, 40 Klingman, Marcia 39, 40, 52, 57 Koontz, Fred 8, 13, 33, 52 Krall, Robert 13. 15. 33, 40, 46, 50 Kratzer, Benny 42, 62, 71 Kuntz, Karen 8, 9, 12, 15, 33, 35, 45, 48, 49, 52, 55, 56, 57 Lantz, Carolyn 12. 33. 34. 42. 48. 52, 56. 57. 59 Lantz. Michael 12. 31. 34, 45. 47. 49. 54. 55. 56. 63 Lausch, Keith 12, 13. 22, 25, 28, 42, 45, 46, 49, 50, 56, 70 Lausch, Mary 8, 12, 15, 31, 33, 45. 46, 47, 48, 49, 51, 52, 57, 59 Lazaro, Marjorie 37, 40. 48, 52, 54, 57, 60 Lazaro, Veronica 3, 15, 34, 44, 47, 48, 52. 59. 60. 78 Leger, Leo 10, 21, 42, 49, 51, 59, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 69, 70 Lindley, Audrey 3, 9, 15, 34, 48, 52. 60, 74 Lindley, Patricia 3, 21. 27, 35. 42, 48, 52, 60, 62, 72 Lindley, Thomas 13, 34, 46 Long, Vernon 13, 34, 46, 50, 70 Louthain. Marilyn 3, 13, 28. 52 Y Lovegrove, Michael 34, 68 Lovelace, Mr. 7, 13 Lowe, Nancy 3, 9. 34. 47. 48. 52. 60 76 2, 74 79 Lucas, Mildred 15 Ludwig, Carole 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 21, 42, 45, 49, 52, 56, 57, 59, 62. 63, 71, 72, 73, 75, 78 Ludwig, Steve 3, 28, 30, 46, 50, 51, 60, 78 Mann, Mike 8. 10, 25, 28, 29, 49, 51, 56, 58, 59, 65, 66, 69, 70 Marks, Ronald 11. 14, 21. 26, 42, 78 Maroney, Mike 8, 10, 22, 28, 46, 49, 50, 51, 56, 65, 66, 67, 69, Mast, Shirley 40, 52, 57, 60 McCain, Mr. 7 McCauley, Janet 2. 30, 40, 46, 52, 57 McClelland, Ruth 8, 12. 34, 42, 45, 48, 49, 52, 56, 59 McConnell, Thomas 8. 12, 13, 34, 44, 46, 50, 56 McGuire. Rebecca 3. 8, 15, 34. 48, 52, 60 Merrell, Joyce 12, 15, 34, 42, 45, 48, 49, 52. 55, 56, 58, 60 Merrell, Paul 10. 22, 26, 28. 44. 46, 49, 50, 64. 65. 69 Metcalf, Harry 7 Metcalf. Marjorie 2, 8, 40, 48, 60 Metcalf, Mildred 7 Mighell. Dallas 21, 42 Miller, Alice 12. 14, 22, 29, 45, 48, 52, 56, 59, 60 Miller, Glenn 34, 68. 69 Miller, Paul 10, 11, 12, 14, 17, 21, 42, 45, 49.51, 56, 62, 64, 65, 66, 69. 70, 78 Miller. Richard 10, 12, 28, 46, 50, 51, 55, 56. 61, 64, 66, 67 Moore. Arlyn 12. 14, 21, 28, 40, 42, 45, 46, 56, 62, 73 Moulder, Thomas 8, 13, 34, 44, 46, 49, 50, 51 Mullins, Rebecca 12, 15, 22. 33, 35, 42, 45. 48. 49, 52, 56, 57 Myers, George 37, 40, 46, 47, 50, 51, 57. 59, 69 Neal, Norma 3, 15, 35, 44, 48, 52, 60, 78 Neuendorf, Eugene 10, 12. 13, 22, 25, 28, 46, 49, 50, 56. 64, 65, 66, 67, 69 Neuhauser Larry 13, 35, 55, 56 Obermeyer, Don 3, 12. 13, 22, 25, 28. 45. 46. 49, 50, 51. 56 Odell, Joyce 9, 12, 14, 22, 28, 45, 48, 49, 52, 56, 59. 60, 61 Osborn, Mary Kay 3, 13, 17, 21, 42, 44, 52, 60, 62, 72, 78 Ousley, Joe 22, 28, 30, 46, 50, 56 Owen, Hilbert E. 13, 44, 48 Parker, Margaret 2, 9, 12, 13. 26, 28, 45, 47, 52, 56, 60 Parrott. Lawrence 11, 16, 22, 28, 42, 45, 49, 51, 58, 62, 63. 69. Pell, Sondra 3, 8, 40, 46, 48. 52, 57, 59, 60 Pepka, Paul 40. 55. 60 Peters, Sylvia 2, 22, 29, 52, 73, 78 Pickering, Charlotte 12, 35, 52 Pickett, Herman 12, 13, 27, 29, 46, 55, 56, 57 Pierson, Beverly 2, 8, 40, 48, 52 Pohlman. J. Wayne 8. 40. 46 Pohlman, Ronald 3, 11, 35, 42, 4-4, 45. 49. 69, 70 Powell, Charles 8, 14, 35, 61, 64 Powell, Elsie 3, 14, 17, 22, 52, 62 Powell, Richard 40, 46, 48, 50, 57, 68 Quillen, Curtis 13, 35 Quillen, Travis 13, 15. 35 Ragan, Mary 3, 8, 35, 48, 52 Rakestraw, Harry 12, 17, 22, 28, 34, 42, 45, 46, 50, 62 Ray, Judith 35 Redding, Benny 13, 17, 22, 28, 34, 47, 62, 71 Redding, Janet 9, 35, 48, 52, 60 Rice, Donna 8, 40, 48, 52 Rice, Weldon 11. 29, 45, 46, 47, 50 Richey, Arthur 40, 46, 50, 57, 58, 60 Ridenour. Nancy 3, 9, 22, 35, 44, 48, 52, 56 Ridenour, Ralph 8, 13, 41, 46 Rider, Darrell 10, 13, 32, 49, 64. 65, 67, 68, 69, 70 Riley. Cymhia 41, 46, 57 Riley, Mary Jo 12, 14, 17, 22, 42, 52, 62, 63, 71, 72, 73, 75, 78 Rockey, Charles 13, 41, 57, 71, Ross, Betsy 3, 14, 17, 22, 30, 35, 42, 44, 48, 49, 51, 52, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 71, 76 Ruffner, Kathryn 29, 52, 78 Rusk, NN ilma 5, 14, 58, 77 Russell, Carol 3, 9. 35. 48, 52 Sands, George 8, 13, 41 Sands. Judy 8, 41. 57 Schafter, Ronald 11, 13, 26, 35, 44, 45, 56, 58 Schneider, Eleanor 14, 30, 63 Schultz, Barbara 12. 15, 35, 42. 48, 52, 59. 60 Schultz, Lois 8, 39, 41, 52. 54, 77 Scott, Betty 3, 15, 35, 48, 52, 60, 78 Seaver. Danny 29. 35, 46, 49, 50, 51 Sewell. Ronald 8, 35, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70 70, 72 72, 73 Shipley, Mary 15, 30, 32, 48, 76 Shoemaker, James 3, 8, 13, 41, 44, 47 Shoemaker, Judy 2, 12, 14, 22, 29, 40, 45, 52, 56, 73 Shoemaker, Ronald 13, 22, 46, 47, 50, 60 Shoffner, Doris 3, 8, 41, 52, 57, 59 Shoffner, Patricia 3, 10, 14, 16, 22, 41, 49, 52, 62, 72, 78 Sholty, Richard 2, 41, 46, 47, 50, 57, 63 Simpson Lulu 7, 44 Sink, David 8, 13, 36, 49, 68, 69 Sink, Janet 3, 10, 13, 14, 17, 23, 41, 44, 52, 58, 72, 78 Sizemore, James 3, 29, 46, 50, 73 Sizemore, Kyle 8, 13, 36, 60 Slialler. Sally 3, 10, 13, 16, 23, 30, 35, 44, 48, 51, 52, 60, 7 Skaller, William 3, 36, 44, 45, 46, 60 Slusher. Howard 41, 46, 50 Smith, JE-an 12, 13, 14, 17, 23, 35, 40, 42, 45, 46, 52, 56, 6 Smith Jerry 11, 29, 49, 70 Smith, Norman 36, 44 Smith, Ronnie 46, 47, 50 Smith, Sharon 3, 10, 14, 23. 35, 44, 52, 58, 62, 78 Snyder, James 9, 13, 41, 46, 50 Snyder Larry 3, 41, 46, 47, 50, 51, 68 Summers. Earl 8, 11. 36. 45, 46, 56 Spangler, Frank 11. 36, 44, 46, 47, 61 Spradling, Eugene 13, 41, 46, 47, 50 Spraker, Edward 41, 46, 47, 50 Spraker. Verna 3. 9, 36, 48, 52, 60 Stahl. Judith 12. 13, 14, 17. 23, 52 Stahl, Steven. 2. 8, 41, 46, 50. 57 Stiner, Wayne 22, 42, 46, 50 Stout. Elizabeth 2. 8, 22. 42, 52, 57, 60 Strebin, Gary 8, 36 Streeter. Ferol 7. 44 Streeter Joseph 9, 22, 42, 46, 50, 57 Streeter, Richard 13, 22, 29, 34, 46, 49, 50, 51 Summe. George 2, 22, 42, 45, 46. 57, 68 Summe. Richard 29, 34, 46. 47, 49, 56, 58, 60 Templin, Michael 9, 36, 46, 50, 68 Tetrick, Nick. 3, 9. 13. 22, 42, 47 Thomas, Tammy 8, 22, 42, 52, 57, 60, 74 8 0, 62, Thompson, Chuck. 11. 12. 17, 23, 42, 44, 45, 49, 51, 59, 64, Tilley. Max 2. 13, 22, 42, 46, 50. 57, 60 Timmons, Donna 15 Townsend, Kenneth 12, 28, 36, 45, 46, 50, 56 Townsend, Ralph 29 Troyer, Howard 36 Tubbs, Barbara 22, 42. 57 Van Meter, Roger 13. 36. 46, 50 Van Meter, Steve 22, 42, 45, 46, 50 Vega, Lorraine 2, 9, 22, 29, 44, 52, 74, 78 Vega, Stella 36, 52 Walker. Rose Marie 12, 13, 22, 29, 45, 48, 52, 56, 60, 74 Walser, Kay 22, 29, 46, 50, 51 Webb, David 13. 22, 29. 50. 71 Weeks, Reta 12. 13, 14, 17, 23, 42, 45, 52, 56, 59, 63, 72 Welsh. Judy 2. 8, 22. 42. 48. 52, 57. 60 Wertz, Carol 13, 14, 23, 42, 52, 62, 78 Whitezel, Gordon 24. 47, 50. 62, 78 Willis, Judy 9, 15, 36, 48, 52 Wilson. Joseph 22, 42, 50 Wilson, William 8, 31, 36, 56, 68 Wolfe, Steve 22. 26, 29, 45. 46, 50 Wolfe, Gail 8, 22, 30, 42, 46, 48, 52, 57 Wyant, Catherine 13. 24. 30, 42, 48, 52 Wyant. Thomas 13, 22, 42, 46, 50, 57 Yager, Jerry 12, 24, 45, 46, 47. 50, 56, 72 78 Yager, Nancy 9, 15, 36, 52 Yater, James 22, 42, 57, Yoder, lrma 22, 42, 57 York, Bill 11, 13, 17, 24, 46, 47, 50, 62 York, Ludean 2, 22, 42, 46, 52, 57 York Roy 10. 16, 17, 24, 27, 29, 42. 45, 49, 69, 72 Young, Jack 24, 42, 62, 63, 71, 72 Zehring, Sandra 3, 10, 13, 24, 30, 42, 44, 48, 52, 59, 71, 78 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PHOTOS: Adams Studio, National School Studios, Mr. Robert Lee, Mr. Roy F. Clifton, Junior Editor, 80 Richard Summe. PUBLISHER: Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas. Texas 65, I 4 -4 yn. Q'o 'E sl F In lj-'rf l 4 nh 'v 'rr 1T 'l: Tl-1 C J 'U 'I . d 1 , ' I P l rf ' ' ALIS' I H D nr., s . an 1' g'.,v V ,,. 1 f yu. ' ,V , AM. - L . 1 1 . 1 ar ' '- ' '. . fl F , .1-iA.',gl.v ' ,fy , ?..',ywl -r'.4,x Q v 1 a , 'N 4 X M ,' ' Q . , 17 x 4 ' a . 1 L ,HH x ' ' x ' ,K V 1 1 , ,, .mf . U '-3 Af, .. ,al 1 ,. ,M 1 1 4M r' 1, -,-- Q - T . . , Q. fp? U l,J , . li. K! '. 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