Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

 - Class of 1956

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95 IQIQICIQ IDI: 'YW u .Ply We dedicate this book to you. To you, the To you, the To you, the And to You bewildered and frustrated Freshmen successful, confident Sophomores superior and complacent Juniors Senior, who is now to face reality. f 4? T5 f rig eifiswf fi ' gf X -'wi' 5' 1 W Wm J WARRIOR CAMP The 1956 Warr1or carr1es the theme of aWarr1or Camp Thxs camp 1S headed by the counc11who a1d the Ch1efs 1n educatxng the Papooses the Llttle Braves the Braves and sett1ng the M1ghty Warnors out on the long pathway ahead , V 'M a ,V , fh,,f.,, M. -, ,A,,. ,.. G.,,, ,, ,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,WM? Z' 5 ? 5 5 ' x x x X X u K ' ..: S 5 L f: .1 7 6 li' Lil, e Y X' R X J 4 - V n 251. S S l 1 R61 , 5 ' I l ' :Q x Q . F1 , f f 3 I 1,-7 - I , :L F 5 If 7 :Z-L-.. Q If ' 1 2 f s 2 T? 1 a 1 , - 2 - f 1 4 I f bg- E 4 255555 X XT 1, ff::: ' I l . Q 1 K I ADMINISTRATION I j I 7 I . I 1,5 I I I M' I I . f I, IX I X If I jf 14 x SI fi I 4- tik-lvl' THE CHIEF COUNCIL These are the s1x menwho serve as the head of our great warnor camp. A school depends upon competent 1eadersh1p on the part of the school board, and we have had the best at Northwestern. SEATED Harold Baker,Merr111 Swan, Harold Jenkms, Allen Faye, D1ck Goode, and Floyd Berner. 4 7 , , iM,' , ' s CHIEFS Richard O. Brinkman PRINCIPAL Mr. Brinkman has just suc- cessfully completed his third year as principal of the Northwestern Warrior Camp He has led the faculty and student body through one more year of success This year is the sixth that Mr Brink man has been with us He holds a Bachelor of Science in Ed degree from Wit tenberg and a Master of Ed de gree from Kent State University Teaching office practice and acting as a substitute when an other member of the faculty is absent adds up to only a few of the duties he has besides being principal He always has the time to give help when help is needed :aw Karl R. Bodenbender EXECUTIVE HEAD Mr. Bodenbender has just completed his fourth year as ex- ecutive head of Northwestern Lo cal Schools Before coming to Northwest ern he served as Superintendent of Glouster Exempted Village Schools Among the many degrees that Mr Bodenbender holds are a Bachelor of Arts degree from De fiance College and a Master of Arts degree from Miami Univer sity He has acquired additional training at Ohio University and Ohio State University Mr Bodenbender's good hum or and most extensive knowledge of the teaching world have well merited him the respect and ad miration of his associates f-1 MR, CHARLES ASHEE' B, S, in Ed, - University of Louis- ville, Teacher of American Gov- ernment and American History. Head Coach of Football and Bas- ketball, MR, HAROLD GRIEST B, S, in Ed, - Wittenberg College, Springfield Business College, Grad- uate Work ' Miami University, Teacher of Commerce, th !, aR Ir' gif af at -,ss-mms. -.Nw KJ MR, DONALD GEIS B, S, in Ed, ' Cedarville College, Teacher of Math, General Science, R -'--yi: XA MR, DARL DEAN B,S,in Ed, - Ohio State University Teacher ofvocational Agriculture F,F,A, Advisor. MR, RALPH HILL B, S, in Ed, - Wittenberg College Teacher of Math and General Bust UCSS, l 3 LN!! WX-Q , .r ' by! ff. I . ' L . w MISS MARY C, KRUEGER MRS, MARNA KRUEGER A,B,-Wittenberg College, Teacher A,B.-Wittenberg College, Teacher of English and Latin, Librarian, of English and Spanish, MRS, MUERL LIDDELL B,A , -Muskingum College, Teacher MR, LYNN NORTHUP B.S. in Ed,-Antioch College, M.A. -Ohio State University, Teacher of 0fEf1S1iSh. SDCCCT1, Joumalism, and Physical Sciences and Attendance Dramatics Director, Supervisor, MR, CHARLES LEACH C? . A.-,. B, S, in Ed.-Ohio State University, Teacher of World History, Drivers Ed, and Ass't Coach, 3? MR, RICHARD OSBORNE B. S, in Ed, -Wittenberg College, Teacher of Instrumental and Vocal Music, MISS SUZ ANNE ROWE B,S, in Ed,- Ohio State University, Teacher of Home Economics, are if C? mmm X-.A , .. ff-Q-1, Ci ., ,V A W i 5 1 SX gs Sify MR, RONALD PETERS B. S, in Ed,-Ohio State University, Graduate Work-Miami University, Teacher of Phys, Ed, and Sociology , Guidance Counselor, 8 MR, IAMES PAYNE B, S, in Ed,-Ohio State University, M,A,-Ohio State University,Teach - er oflnd, Arts, Audio-Visual Super - visor, MRS, JEAN WILKINS B ,S, in Ed . -University of Oklahoma, Teacher of Girls' Phys Ed., and Health, 4' V- 7.5 is W-ww! g 'fir ...--Q l..-aw- - -4 NN! N4 s,. Q... The school probably could never run as smoothly rf we drdnt have Mrs Kaffen barger there always ready to lend a helpmg hand These are the wrlhng workers that help the cooks prepare our meals They are Emmert Funderburg Judy Dean Kenny Fuller Phyl l1sChatf1eld Donald North Ablerra Stnck land Dale Rowell Nancy Claar and Lanny Parker These are the wonderful people who prepare the delxcrous meals for the student body and faculty all through the school year W salute you Mrs Schmdler Mrss Freeze and Mrs Worthmgton for the wonderful Job you have been dorng These are the two best custodrans that any school could have That s what we thmk of Dan McG11lrvray and Glendon Snyder Thank you for your top notch servrce 1'-11, fiiliol lik 0- zilliilinimiitglnx Quuflumllliifm Jlliliillllli' Q The Librarians are students who aid Miss Krueger with the library each day of the school year They are a big aid to the school Ifyou ever have a movie that must be shown you can always count on the projectionists to be willing and able to be of service to you sk Here you see the office practice girls busily working away on assign ments given to them by teachers Each girl is assigned toateacher as a student secretary They are very efficient and helpful Ill V 1 , I 1 I' if i 'IF I t WARRIORS Seniors PRESIDENT B111 Parchen VICE PRESIDENT Evelyn GIISSO SECRETARY Sh1rley Campbell ADVISORS Mr Gels Mr Northup TREASURER . . Janice Grimm ANN ALBERT Annabel A grrl tnsrstent that everythmg w111 always run smoothly ShyGuy prod 3 FHA 34 Tumb11ng1234 GAA 12 3 4 Sports Cam1val2 Chorus 4 June Graduate productron 4 Glee Club 2 3 BOB ANDERSON Bucket Women are unpredrctable you can never tell how they w1ll manage to get theu own way Basketball Statrst1c1an3 4 F F A 1234 Shy Guy cast3 June Graduate productron 4 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 ADVISOR ,,,,, Mr, Lynn Northup FLOWER, Red and White Camatron MOT TO . Today Decides Tomorrow COLOR ....... Red and Whrte ELLEN BECK GAIL BENNETT EVELYN BODENBENDER Butch It rs good to be able to keep srlent when tn doubt lnterscholastlcs 3 G A,A 1 2 June Graduate productxon 4 Shy Guy productron 3 Storm Hidden treasures 11e deep be neath the storms Asslstant Ed Smoke Signal 4 Dramattcs Club 3 Tumblmg Q Sports Carmv al 2 Thesprans 4 Natronal Honor Soctety 3 4 Wamor 4 GAA 1234 Class Presrdent 2 12 Evie Every mch of her helght lS an mch of delrght Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus4 G A A 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 tronal Honor Socxety 3 4 Mm strel 1 Dramattcs Club 2 3 Interscholastrcs 3 PRESIDENT: Bill Parchen VICE PRESIDENT g Evelyn Grisso SECRETARY: Shirley Campbell TREASURER: Janice Grimm EMILY BALLENTINE m Heaven helps those who help themselves She has used the talents gxven her Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 1 3 4 Wamor 4 Sports Camival 2 Smoke Sxgual 4 F T A 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Dramatics Club 3 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Natronal Honor Society 2 3 Homecomrng Attendant 4 Thesp1ans4 Double Qumtet 3 4 Varsrty N 3 4 JOHN BARNHART Bamey He IS a gentleman who rs honest sincere and fnendly F F,A 1 2 3 4 Speedy As we watch we wonder rf we can spy the meamng of her mystenous srmle Sports Camtval 2 Varsxty N 3 4 GA,A 1234 Home commg Attendant 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 Shy Guy cast 4 IUDY BRITCHER MAX BRITTINGHAM Iulcy Maxte Talkmg comes by nature If at first you don t succeed Srlence by wrsdom you are runrnng about aver Glee Club 2 Choms 4 G A A a e 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 I3 Warnor Photographer 4 Op eretta 3 Smoke Signal 4 QE N . W I I GENEVA BOWERS D I ' . ' . I I . 0 : . - - S . EDWARD BROEMSEM Idget Educatron rs learnxng a lot about what you don t already know Industnal Arts Club 1 2 June Graduate productron 4 DONALD BURKEPILE Burky Only a psychratrtst can frnd rt but really everybody has a btt of sanrty rn htm somewhere Baseballl Football 3 4 Track 2 Shy Guy producuon 3 Varsrty N 1 2 3 4 Sports Car REX CAIN Sugar Thts man ts hke tea hrs real strength appearrngwhen he IS IH hot water Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Operetta 3 4 Double Qumtet 4 June Graduate productlon n1val2 4 Industnal Arts Club 1 2 Shy Guy productton 3 ETHEL DAVIS Rennte You can never capture rn words what her smtle can say Dramatrcs Club 3 F H A 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Interscholastrcs 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Warrxor 4 Home comlng Attendant 4 Smoke Srgnal Busrness Man 4 June Graduate productron 4 Shy Guy productton 3 BILL FREEZE Deep A gentleman who acts the part usually IS a demon at heart F,F A 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Basketball St atrstrcran 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 June Graduate productlon 4 14 RICHARD FROCK 1 could be better tfl would But rt s awfully lonesome betng good Transferred from Spnngfreld 3 n on n n 11 n U . . . 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Q IANICE CALLISON Janny She has the gentleness of a lamb GA.A 12 Warrror 4 Dra mat1csC1ub1 F H A 1 Sweet heart Attendant 1 Smoke Srgnal 4 SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Drug Dong Happtness 15 the perfume we get on ourselves only when we sprmkle rt on others Chorus 4 Shy Guy cast 3 Varsrty N 4 F HA 34 Glee C1ub2 Thesp1ans4 Dramatrcs Crub 2 3 Wamor Ass tEd1tor 4 June Graduate productron 4 Student Councrl 3 Band 1 2 3 4 National Honor So rety 3 HOWARD CHANNELL Rrnk Lrfe s tragedy rs that we get old too soon and wrse too late F,F A 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Varsrty N 3 4 June Graduate productton 4 Shy Guy pro duction 3 RACHEL FUNDERBURG IANICE GRIMM Rach Tut Amrstake at least proves that In srze small butjust the same someone stopped talkrng long she conquers all enough to do somethrng Smoke Srgnal 4 F H A 2 3 G,A.A 1 2 Sports Carmval 2 4 Wamor 4 Varsrty N 4 June Graduate productron 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 Shy Guy productron 3 Mtn June Graduate productron 4 strel 1 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 Class Treasurer 4 Chorus 4 Shy Guy productron 3 n su n'- n n'1u n H . . N., . N . o In '11, ' - 11 n a '11 9 ' o 1 ' . . - . . . - ,many , 1 101191 U1 .W ' . . ' . 1 11aoa11 'lv 1 ' . ' 1 - 0 1 1 I ,n 'ui ' In ' .11 11 1 . 1 1 1 ll . n 11 V 9 3,4, I ll il ll I I n ' 11' ' 11 I I . ,, - . 0 1 '11 11 ' sn. ' - o 1one1l . ' . . '. ' . 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H F o REV- . H . u n . . 1 I r 1 1 I I a l I ' : : 0 o 1 I 'June Graduate east .4g'N'a: Slgna1 Editor4g Student Coun- 41 ' ' n n ou . n nRed-v . ' n . ' I 2' 1 E' KYLE HELSEL Calhoun Quiet and timid is hrs style Industrial Arts Club 3 4 'Wu- X77 SHARON l-IERMES o She has cold hands but a warm heart Glee Clubl 3 Chorus 4 Band 1234 FTA 234 National Honor Society 3 4 June Grad uate production 4 Shy Guy production 3 Interscholastics G A A 1 2 3 4 Dr m atics Club 'Rm afar 25 'V' 54 ,Ejaw mt if Aiming af J? fm 4? 25 -in HY wr- SHIRLEY HOBERTY Bert Sure I know the value of a dollar That s why I ask for two Warrior 4 Glee Club l 2 3 A 3 4 Chorus F l-l A 3 4 Dramattcs Club 1 June Graduate production Shy Guy production 3 Smoke Signal 4 Q A 4 PATTI JORDAN GOLDIE MARTIN RONALD MCGILLIVRAY Diu1ples Marty Ron lf smiles were priceless, she It's nice to be natural if one A leader of men. a follower would be rich. Warrior -lg Smoke Signal 4 Thespians 49 G.A,A. l.2,3,-l June Graduate production -1 Shy Guy cast 35 lf,T,A. 3.4 Dramatics Club l,2,3g lT,ll.A 3,4g lnterscholastic Manager-lg Sports Carnival 2. is naturally nice. Transferred from Westville 3g Smoke Signal 43 Warrior -lg Junior Class Play 34 G,A,A, 2 I7 of women. Thespians4g Football 35 June Graduate cast 4g Shy Guy cast 3g National Honor Society 3.4. rar GENE McGLOTHIN Spook Everyone rs lgnorant only rn dxfferent subjects Varslty N 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 June Graduate cast 4 S Guy ca t 3 Sports Carmval 2 BETT Y MCNIER Krndness IS one thrng you can t grve away It always comes back to you Glee Club 2 Chorus 1 4 G A A 1 2 Dramaucs Club 3 Shy Guy productxon 3 June Graduate cast 4 Mmstrel 1 2 Sports Carmval 2 as--o LORETTA MERROW Lorne Be slow to promrse but sure to fulf1l1 Glee Club 2 Chorus 4 F H A 3 G A A 1 2 Dramatlcs Club 3 June Graduate pro ductron 4 Shy Guy pro ductron 3 NANCY MUMMA Nance Her brrght personalrty gxves lxfe to everyone s day MaJorette3 4 G A.A 1,2 3.4 Interscholastrcs 3 4 'Shy Guy' productlon 3, June Graduate productlon 4, Sports Carmval DAVID MURNAHAN Dave He could never love a grrl I-le Just loves to tease them Tumbling 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4, ' Smoke Slgnal 4 Operetta 3 Warrror Bus Manager 4, June Graduate productron 4, Shy Guy producuon 3, Stu MARY ANN NEWLAND Susie Her smrle her speech her wmnmgway sends all gloomy thought away GleeC1ub2 Chorus 4 G A A 1,2.3,4, Dramatrcs Club 3, Sports Carmva12, Shy Guy productron 3, June Graduate dent Llbrarran 3.4. Thesplans productron 4 4 18 X23 CHARLES MORRIS BILL MULKEY Bevo Mrlky One ofthose that say Never Lrfe bCg1I'lS at forty but what say d1e of lt? So does rheumatrsm June Graduate productron 4 Smoke Signal 4 Warrror Shy Guy productton 3 Sports 4 Tumbllng 3 Carnrval 2 lv BILL PARCHEN Bee P Too many people are lrke buttons always poppmg off at the wrong trme Football2 3 4 Chorus4 Base ball 3 4 Basketball 1 34 Class presldent 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Varsrty N 2 3 4 June Graduate cast 4 Shy Guy cast 3 Sports Carnlval 2 CARROLL MUMMA Hawkeye A mrnd full of knowledge IS a mrnd that never falls A Dramatlc Club 3 Thesprans 4 Student Lrbranan 3 4 JUDITH PARKER udy A grrl wxth a smrle is a g1r1 worthwhrle Girls Trro234 GAA 23 4 Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Thesprans 4 Cheerleadmg 4 Warnor 4 Smoke Sxg nal 4 Nattonal l-lonorSoc1ety 3 4 June Graduate cast 4 Shy Guy cast 3 Opetetta 3 Dramatrcs Club 3 Inter scholasttcs 3 4 Double Qurntet 4 Class Sec 2 PENELOPE PETRY Penny You re only young once After that you ve got to thrnk of some other excuse Thesp1ans4 Chorus 1 G A A 2 F H A 2 Tumblmg 4 Shy Guy productxon 3 June Graduate ca t 4 Student Lrbrarian 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 W if DONALD RADER Buzz Hts sports abrllty 18 hrs fame but rt s personaltty that s made hrs name Track 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Shy Guy cast3 June Graduate productron 4 Na tronall-Ionor Socrety 3 4 Var stty N 2 3 4 Sports Carmval ww-wr was N A Q MILDRED ROWELL Mrllte Imay look busy but I m only confused Glee Club 2 GAA 1234 Warrlor 4 Smoke Slgnal 4 Tumblmg 4 Chorus 4 F HA 3 lnterscholastlcs 4 June Graduate productlon 4 Shy Guy product1on3 Sports Carmval 2 1 Q, Maw V STANLEY ROWELL Stan Hrs habrt IS polrteness Tumbltng 3 4 Varsrty N 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 June Graduate cast 4 Sh Guy ca t 3 Sports Carmval 2 Chorus 4 BETTY SHERMAN Jeanme A smart glrl IS one who can hold a man at arm s length wrthout losmg her grlp Transferred from Bethel 3 June Graduate productron 4 ShyGuy product1on3 Tum blxng 3 Chorus 4 LINDA SLAGLE Slagly Awoman who rs smart enough to ask a man s advrce seldom IS dumb enough to take rt Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 4 Warrtor 4 Smoke Slgnal F H A 3 4 Band 1 2 Dramaucs Club 2 3 Thesptans 4 Operetta 3 GAA 123 4 Interscholasttcs 3 4 June Graduate cast 4 Shy Guy cast 3 Double Qurntet 4 Sports Carmval 2 SHARON SMITH Smrtty Her mtnd rs ltke that of a woman drrver Subject to change wrthout notrce Warrtor 4 Smoke Srgnal 4 Operetta 3 GAA 123 Malorette 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 A 3 Glee Club June Graduate productlon 4 ShyGuy product1on3 Inter scholastrcs 3 Sports Carmval MU? -W'-yy., 104' 501 LARRY SCHULER Doughnut lf at frrst you don t succeed try try agarn June Graduate product1on4 Shy Guy product1on3 F F A Us IIMMIE SCOTT Scottre Gettlng rrch 1S not so awfully drffrcult frrst learn how to make money faster than you can spend rt June Graduate cast 4 Shy Guy cast 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Chorus 4 Sports Carmval 2 F F A 1 2 3 4 Elm JUN '91-as as 5 n ,XY BILL SHERMAN Brlly Thrs boy tsn t afrard of work he can he rrght down bestde rt and go to sleep Transferred from Bethel 3 Tumblrng 3 Baseball 3 1 493 TIM SWAN RICHARD TEACH Swansdown D1ck When you stop to thrnk, don't Never rs the game of love forget to start agarn F F A 1,2,3,4, Chorus4, Foot ball 3, Basketball 3, Dram atrcs Club 3, Thesprans 4, June Graduate productlon 4, Shy Guy cast 3, Sports Carmval 2 called on account of dark ness Tumbl1ng3.4, Chorus4, June Graduate cast 4, Shy Guy cast 3, F F A 1.2.3,4, Dram atrcs Club 3, Thesprans 4, Football l,2.3,4, Track 2.3.4, Student Councll 4, Varsrty N 2.3.4, Sports Carmval 2 21 LaDONNA THOMAS Donn1e Gay, content, never blue, always falthful, always true Band 1.2,3,4, Glee Club 3, G A A 1.2,3,4, Chorus 4, Dramatrcs Club 3, F H A 3.4, June Graduate productron 4, Shy Guy productron 3 , 'ya , , - vm 4, g ,Q , ,- I mfvfl, A 'A ,M -5, ' ' 'T fy L fi- - ' T wifi ' 4' f . , 3 . 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A . n v S 5 Z n u n I I l nb t ,,- 'U , .,,M,r,.Mfgf 1 A 'J A vf, A V I PAUL WALKER Tex Not by brawn but by brams Fransferred from Sprtngfreld 4 BFVERLY WALLINGSFORD ev A bnght glow 1n a dark room G1eeClub2 3 Chorus 4 Band F T 3 4 Warrror Smoke Srgnal 4 June Grad uate cast 4 Shy Guy cast 3 Operetta3 Dramatrcs Club 3 Thesprans 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Sports Carntval 2 Inter scholastrcs 4 JACOUELINE WARREN ack Lrve and learn but dont overdo etther Dramatrcs Club 3 G A A 1 2 34 June Graduate pro ductron 4 Shy Guy pro duct1on3 M1-P SUAN WEIKERT Susre Her sweetness IS lrke that of the most fragrant rose Thesprans 4 Chorus4 Warrtor 4 Smoke Srgnal 4 Varstty N 4 Operetta 3 A 1 2 3 4 F June Graduate cast 4 Shy Guy productron 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 Tumbhng 1 lnterscholastrcs 2 3 4 Home comlng Attendant 4 F F A Queen Dramatrcs Club 2 3 JOHN WORTHINGTON Worthy One good heart ts worth ar more than a thousand heads June Graduate productton 4 ShyGuy product1on3 Sports Carnrval 2 Z2 JOANN YOUNKER She s sweeter as the years roll Chorus 4 G A A 1 2 Dra mat1csC1ub3 F HA 3 June Graduate production 4 1? MARILYN PEN ETON J N W V W W 'K SENIOR ACTIVITIES The Semor Class tr1p proved to be the b1ggest and most exc1t1ng event of the year The dream of gomg to Wash 1ngton really came 1nto re a11ty The sen1ors sold Jello served lunch for a sale gave the sen r class play 'June Graduate and sponsored thesenlor dance wh1ch celebrated Leap Year Selhng concess1ons proved to be the blggest money maklng proJect1nearn1ng money to go to Wash1ngton The Mlghty Warr1ors are now ready to move on 1nto the w1de world ahead v-'M BRAVES PRESIDENT Ronn1e Bare VICE PRESIDENT Barbara Haughey SECRETARY Betty D6tI1Ck TREASURER Joyce Stradhng ADVISORS Mr H111 Mr G1-1est Q I 7, QQ' X , ' if V- I If ' A X f ' t , ., .Nl N HP Q as '95-f 3 'Z:p Q Qin U 1 V Q'f' qi 'Y 'N Q-fl TTWQ' aldff I 155, P15 ff 'ew 154' 00 . JCI' 'S' vc? 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A v 1 5 .i: , Q , I' fi f ' X , A 4 N 1 45 'zirl B A BW , r , A sf- as ' ,, ' f , - 'v lig .fr r.- A fr, y 1 Q ,r,l1 f' 55' ' 4 ,., ' , I 1 1 2' X N X KJ: 0, X V A :i I, , , f 1 'f' I Y V 1 L 4' 1 ' W x I A 3 , I A f Y I 5 'L 'fa Q V A' ,,, I A2 I .X Q: I A A, 4 y A B ,A bv f- - ' ' V' Sr ,f , X 7 , 5 cv l's H1 ROW 1 Phyllls Scott Clarence Smlth Loulse Shaffer Don Sruder Ruth Smlth Bob Smpes ROW 2 Joyce Stradlmg Alberta Strickland Jamce Weidner Linda Wolf Jerry Wright JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Among the many things the Jun iors have accomplished this year are the Junior Senior Prom, the order ing of class rings, the coat check, and 'Mr Icebox the Junior Class Play 28 K7 LITTLE BRAVES in PRESIDENT Beth Coy VICE PRESIDENT Janet Slagle SECRETARY Beverly D111 TREASURER Barbara Ayres ADVISORS Mrs Krueger Mr Leach ','A' ff W7 Q 9' 14? 5 11' ako 17 , Q'-A '-5 rite 'CNT 4:-4 ' Q'- mP ' .fl -5 'l -qu, ' 14 f If '29 nn 'Mu at Win. Qs- Li I I uv -er-'ff v q' ROW 1 Stewart Albert Barbara Ayres Martlyn Ayres Scott Bally Karl Baker Elxzabeth Bates ROW 2 Wayne Beener Patrrcra Bettts Paulrne B1a1r Tom Bond Ray Brrttrngham Brenda Bradley ROW 3 J1m Bryson Beth Coy Ida Davtdson Mary Dersh Beverly D111 Robert D111 ROW 4 Joseph Dtllard Joe Domer Larry Eastgate Brenda Etdernrller Darlene Evtlsrzor Carryl Frlbrun ROW 5 Carl k-llbrun Martlyn Fry Kenneth Fuller Ronald brteser John brover Sue Haughey 911 ' ' - -' L, 5' i f ' F , t t B A 5 Q If 'K' ., f TQ 2 Q ff, 1 rf hh f : F I fin 3 rg is B B A-, A W 3 1 B ' .,' KL B it ft I A K. 5 i K yr 'B Qi , .. , , Q 'TJ g New ',.:,I- kk B Vrr B BA fl' A Bw h B .- ' A' . to ying ,Q K B I I Lzf 'A h B W. J fia4'fy'T M B ' ,L y B Q Q 4 ' 63 v A ' Z A 1 R err 3,1 B W t - B' ,, 5 ' O R' . - L --'. 1 :I z .i l N A K 72 ZV. K 1 B -YY? h ri iff H lf, f' f' ' , D 3 .4 f W B fi' ? Il VBB. T 5 at gs D BQ! I' fl ff? ' B 'X A'Qs'Q 'W 1:7 who 'ff' H' 7: 41'-. M-7 'Tuff 'V' if 1t ? qua Hu' 1' r1w1,W 0x vs, T 'jf -queue r '96 A .6-, 4. 67 ,, W7 J af ROW 1 Frances Helsel Sandy Hess Joyce Hoberty Mrrram Hulhnger Marnxe Hupp Lee Kauffenbarger ROW 2 Judrrh Krblrnger Elarne Krtchen Kaye Krafft Carla Laughlm Ruth Ellen Llghtle Ken McC1enen ROW 3 Lucy McNrer Berry Meek Doug Meek Phylhs Mrller Betty Murphy Donald North ROW 4 Don Overstake Larry Parker Larry Patton Lmda Perkrns, Shrrley Puterbaugh Clarence Rader ROW Q Nancy Rhodes Ted Schuler. Joanne Shaffer Jamce Sherman Darlene Shoemaker, Janet Slagle 'il M D h 4 'hw 51 Q1 dl' it uf, , xr-1 in, vi l VM ,,,, MM Q X lyy, MM? R j W xr 1' Q -a ga, - ' - ' mf ,p 5 '15 f A , . X v lvv y 1 'r . -ff 4 i- V K 1,3 ,Q gy 3 E SQ Kim - W , R ' I l t 555' iv' .2 i f ARWE R f f fd M42 .J Wk L 'X f z W . ,riff , ' Q. 7' :MJ Q E' ,Q M 3 i f ,eil as ig Mg, fc V.4 ff A ,f AZ fy, ,M y l 1 l M 8 X' 1 fi M 4- f' s ' K aaay N as , A y ff W ff: M ff ' ' M, 1 Q v' r W. N XM y 1 fl xv , i Mm A . M , M ML b ' it 4 M K In n M rg. My 1:4 Y Z . A ' 'r': x,sz V' 3 l 4' if l f W wr-I -QQ' 'IRQ V 'Z fi Q 1? ROW 1 Jerry Smrth Lowell Splgelmoyer Anna Thomas Brenda Warren Jerry Warren Paul Wells ROW2 A1anWe1she1mer Phy111sYarger IackStew 31' N1 QW' SOPHCMORE ACTIVITIES Uv O ACt1X1t1eS that hrghlrghted the bopho1nore's year were the sports carnrval the car wash and a b1g sprrng dance Whrchwas held 1n Aprrl 3 , lllfl l ,il- -. Quik' v 'R 1 , f N 'S I G4 X 'wx 1 4 W Q 'wwiw m f I ' In Y f I , Q R .J in 50 rn f- 1.25 3, e en Q I . I - IJ 1 -I .. , -V 1 - ,, ' Q x 'i,v , f 34 I r :Ir if I 'Ze I I .I ae, 1 -In Ik AI, ale t. I I I I I - so f l I -vm , .2242-1' '- . ' I A. Q 93' 1 19' X v I' - tw Q 1 XXVI 4 I 'N I I W K u .0 I 'i h ., it ' NPAPOOSES' Freshmen PRESIDENT Russell D1ckerson VICE PRESIDENT Roger Blakely SECRETARY D1anne Vanderpool TREASURER Barbara Stevens ADVISORS Mmss Krueger M1ss Rowe 13 FRESHMEN 1 vw R27 Z 11' 10 F' Q1 17 'Q 1 '11 ,OO ,,.. if rv JS Wh' 'W haf Q'-v -qw ,xg fi! Q' 'U ROW 1 Terrance Algren Edward Andrus Carol Armentrout Janrce Barnhart Gary Bennett Elolse Berner Rrchard Blakely RogerBlakely ROW 2 Beverly Botkrn RobertBowers Rosemary Boyd Evelyn Bradley Harold Brown Lee Burcham Mrcheal Burnett Roger Carlyle ROW 3 Beverly Carmlcheal Joan Carr Edward Chatfleld Dav1d Clrcle Sandy Creager Judlth Davls Judy Dean Russell Dlcker son ROW 4 Lmda Dxvens Alan Dresher Phrllrp Dutton Charles Ervln Barbara Evllsrzor Ronme Frock Jack Fuller Emmert Funderburg ROW 5 Mlcheal Halnes Ivan l-Iastlng Brenda Haughey Tlm Helfrlck Loxs Houser Jeannre Hullmger Joyce Jordan Sandra Jordan ROW6 Paul Kadel I arry Kaffenbarger James Keefer Robert Klbllnger ABSENT when th1s plcture was taken was Paul Mumper, Ronme Curl, and Bob Newland 34 'f f Y' . Z - , f , 3 iii l gf K l 1 l X X , J 11 f K B .,4 ' L QJ A Q 1 ' Q . Q xg.-' . I 'V f A V x Q, M2 -rs' 4 f 4 V L ' 1 ,, ,Q a fl' ' M V 4 J R f Q ' , 'za Q f X. ,, Y In f ' ff 2' ' fl J is A 5Q J if -as ' V 9 C7 N' 811' J-at Qi. 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' ' I I Among the various freshmen activities were selling pen- The freshmen also had a class wide campaign in collect- cils, beanies, and pennants. ing tax stamps to help boost their treasury. FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES Miss Carroll Lee Mumma was awarded the highest scholastic award being Valedictorian of the class of 1956. GRADUATION Miss Emily Faye Ballentine re- ceived second scholastic honors being Salutatorian. KX f X X X N V X y EXTRA K X cunmcuum ,f ff ff 5 ASQ L-X xx LXTX-J , ,X 1 J 2 ff V ! .f K : I X I f 'X 4 ?Tw X X X N X XRCL! I X ,wax X X f aff A'H.?Z?': QM NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY J' 'K The National Thespian Society is only in it's first year of ac- tive organization. The group last year consisted of only four members. This year thirteen new members have been initiated. Officers elected are as follows: Emily Ballentine, presidentg Shirley Campbell, vice-presidentg Judy Parker, treasurerg Evelyn Grisso, Secretary. New Members 'W New members are as follows: Beverly Wallingsford, Evelyn Bodenbender, Penny Petry, Susie Weikert, Patti Jordon. Second row - Carroll Mumma, Gail Bennett, David Murnaham,Tim Swan, Ron McGillivray, Linda Slagle, and Marilynn Johnson. W , , i QXQYW Q92 i 6 The Senior Members of the National Honor Society are as fol son,Sharon Hermes,Ronald McGillivray, Don Rader, Gail Ben , J 4 L f J f . ii , ,, J E , fy 4 3 ' s V Q ,, Ig Z a , 5 34 Z if , L, , Q ' 2 1- 1 . f ' J A T ' 5 tiff' ' , 2 ' J 2 f - 2 nett, Shirley Campbell, and Judy Parker. .nn F' 5' s W A 1-.mf .,,, , ,W...,a.,.,,----4-an-an-1n New members tapped are: Joyce Stradling, Barbara Haughey, Betty Derrick, Larry Keefer, Martha Hullinger, Donna Berner, Louise Shaffer, Tom McGi1livray, Stan Augustus, Joan Peters. Senior members who were also tapped are: Dick Teach, Patti Jordan, David Murnahan. 1 lows: Evelyn Bodenbender, Ethel Davis, Emily Ballentirre, Evelyn Grisso, Janice Grimm, Susie Weikert,Marilynn John- A J MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: Nancy Martin, Norma Jones, Patti Jordon, Mary Ann Newland, Joan Younker, Helen Randall, Beverly Wal- lingsford,Jeanne Sherman, ShirleyCampbel1,Loretta Merrow, Ethel McNeir, Linda Wolf, Janice Grimm, Mary Lou Overholser, Betty Cummings, Judy Britcher, Donna Berner, Ruth Smith. ROW 2: Sharon Smith, Susie Weikert, Marilyn Johnson, Evelyn Grisso, Emily Ballentine, Joan Peters, Joyce Stradling, Ruth Andrus, LaDonna Thomas, Linda Slagle,Sharon Hermes, Kaye Krafft, Barbara Haughey, Betty Detrick, Judy Parker, Mildred Rowell, Marlene Rust, Judy Compton, ROW 3: Johnny Maxon, Gene Pencil, David Taylor, Ronald Persinger, David Murnahan, Joe Di1lard,Jim Scott,Janice Weidner, Louise Shaffer, Dick Teach, Kenny Knight, Darrell Hapner, Charles Ervin, Rex Cain, Larry Eastgate, Tom McGi1livray, Clinton Wilhelm. ROW 4: Stan Rowell, Kenneth Fuller, Martin Valley, Russel Dickerson, Paul Shaffer, Bill Parchen, Bob Blevins, Gene McGlothin, Marshall Goodfellow, David Lower, g1IlaIZ?gVgIl,gIiil Augustus, Lee Kauffenbarger, Kenny Rust, Max Brittingham, Mike Haines, Ronnie Swartzendruber, o an a . Chorus Officers PRESIDENT. . . . .Louise Shaffer SECRETARY. . . .... Joan Peters ' J' TREASURER. . . . .Helen Randall vi. -lil Emily Ballentine ........ . .Second Joan Peters .... . . .First Judy Parker. . . . Alto GIRLS' TRIO 5 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Members are as follows: ROW 1: Juanita Sherman, Francis Helsel, Michel Burnett, Anna Louise Shaffer, Phyllis Miller,Judy Pfieffer,Joan Carr, Bonnie Winkleman, Sandy Creager, Joyce Jordon, Mary Dersh, Louis I-louser. ROW 2: Marilyn Frye, Brenda Eidemiller, Marnie Hupp, Beverly Botkin, Eloise Berner, Evelyn Bradly, Brenda Warren, Dianne Vanderpool,Jeannie I-lullinger, Miriam Hullinger, Dottie Martin, Janet Sherman, Audrey Worthington. ROW 3: Brenda Bradley,CarlaLaughlin, Betty Murphy, Ellenora Williams, Anna Lou Thomas, Judy Davis, Elaine Kitchen, Joanne Shaffer,Polly Blair, Darlene Evilsizor, Patty Bettis, Sandra Hess, Thelma Martin. ROW 4: Nancy Rhoades, Linda Divens,Sue Haughey, Betty Meek, Jeannie McFarland, Maxine Trego, Ruth Ellen Lightle, Janet Slagle, Lucy McNeir, Beth Coy, Ida Davidson, Marilyn Stewart, Beverly Dill, Brenda Haughey. Head Maiorette Miss Sharon Smith. fp W 'A rf 2 I Brass ' Quclrteffe Y Charles Irvin. .TRUMPET R Carol Thomas. .TRUMPET Gene Pencil FRENCH HORN 0 ' Lee Kauffenbargcr 'Q TROMBONE 1 NORTHWESTERN F' 'S .. M, I CLARINETS: Shirley Campbell, Evelyn Grisso, Martha Hullinger, Wayne Kauf- fenbarger, Kitty Pendelton, Linda Per- kins, Paul Shaffer, Brenda Eidemiller, Marjorie O'Brient. TRUMPETS: Andrea Circle, Charles Ervin, Joyce Hoberty, Miriam Hullinger, Linda Slagle, Carol Thomas, l.aDonna Thomas. DRUMS: Tom Bond, Max Brittingham, Rex Cain, Maiorettes Marilynn Johnson, Gail Hupp, Nan- cy Mumma, Sandra Hess, Sue Kay Baugh. ' in ' L, BAN D L-1, 6 -cr C saga' as o Doug Duer, Larry Eastgate, Bobby Hoffman, John Maxon. SYMBOLS: Sue I-laughey. SAXOPHONES: Evelyn Bodenbender, David Circle, Larry Keefer. TROMBONES: David Lower, Michael Riley, Anna Lou Thomas. BARITONES: Gene Pen- cil,David Taylor. BELLS: Beverly Wallingsford, Susie Weikert, F L U T ES: Sheila Bickle, Sharon Hermes. Maiorettes These are the six majorettes who perform for the football games and various other events throughout the school year. 4- Director of Music Q Richard D. Osborne E f f Band Officers President ....... Evelyn Grisso Secretary .... Marilynn Johnson Librarian .... Shirley Campbell Demeriter .... Brenda Eidemiller --6 F.T.A. R f ,i The Future Teachers of America Club officers are as follows: Susie Weikert secretary: Bob Finch, vice-presidentg Sharon Hermes, treasurerg Beverly Wal lingsford. president. SQXV 51,1 H f gtk. ,u .5 , nl 1-nu-:sul-13 in V my Af. Nancy Claar, treasurer: Barbara Haugheyg vice-president: Janice Grimm, pres- identg Martha Hullinger, secretary. imma.. , wa 'N 5h-lu-g ft:- Officers of this club are: Don Rader, presidentg Don Caryle, Rowell, treasurer: Ronnie Bare, vice president, J secreta ryg Stanley 44 F.H.A IND. ARTS H fan---I 3 Members representing the Student Council for 1955-56 are. STANDING: Clarence Ra- der, Tom McGillivray, Beverly Botkins, Dick Teach, Miriam Hullinger, Ron Greiser, Mar- ilyn Stewart, Gene Pencil. SITTING: Stan Augustus, Donna Berner, Marilynn Johnson, Ron McGillivray. STUDENT COUNCIL nl.: F.F.A. ii F. F. A. officers for the year: Jim Scott, president: Stan Augustus,treasurer: Bob Anderson, secretary: Don Snider, vice-president: Dick Teach, reporter: Tim Swan, sentinel: Howard Channell, student advisor. The Chapter held it's annual F. F, A. Banquet with the main feature being the crowning ofthe queen who will represent Northwestern at the Clark County Fair this year. Pictured at the RIGHT is the queen and her two attendants: Ioan Peters, Queen Suan Weikert, and Betty Meek. ll-I-llll-x ' 'wi' - W' 'QQ 41? web af ' 'Ns 5331 V ,V N1 9 Q4 .,,,,,,'f1.,l,,g,gg, f V ,yzafgsx V ., + S Sq 1 -415,255 34x11 .133 ,-,,g, , ,, Q,f .,'.' 5 5-2,,fM,3q, I Wy- :,',5g,w,.Q' 21 , L,VLmL,,i 3 ,,L,L,A '- - L. ,.,,, .Q ,K,L-, ' ,QLSQXAQ . 4 , - W: L- fmfg V 53,4 Mm . :iw gizgiiyi QA- MISS EVELYN GRISSO-PROM QUEEN During the Junior-Senior Prom Miss Evelyn Grisso was crowned queen. She will reign until next year, then another junior girlwill be crowned queen by Evelyn. Other attendants were Susie Weikert, Mari1ynnJohnson,Shirley Hoberty, and Judy Parker. 1 I 44 1P'5 '4 IILIIIUI EVENING IN PARIS One of the main highlights of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. This annual event was held April 30 in the high school gymnasi- um. The evening began with a banquet held in the cafeteria. Class presi- dents made short speeches, and mu- sical entertainment was provided. Then the big thrill came as the girls ,in their pastel formals , and the boys dressedintheir very best, filed into the gymnasium. It no longer was a basketball court, but an actual scene in Paris. This scene consisted of the Eiffel Tower, a Sidewalk Cafe, a Flower Garden, a Water Fountain, and an orchestra playing romantic tunes. Dancing s oon began and an Evening in Paris was enjoyed by all. 1 0 4A QU 1 0 F' 9 M, SENIOR CLASS PLAY June Graduate a three act comedy, was pre- sented by the Senior Class on November 18. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Muerl Liddell. ,,..Hw, ' is yur.. ke M rrts .. I f iif' ' .Aa .Q l X3 , Wm 2. T , A , C if .gi ir z f lif A r t . X ,-suv ...ww X CAST DICK TEACH ....... JUDY PARKER ...... EVELYN GRISSO . . PENNY PETRY .... . . . .Bob Gardner . . Agnes Wagner . . .Mrs. Gardner . .Dotty Gardner LINDA SLAGLE .......... Irene Davis GENE MCGLOTHIN ..... BEVERLY WALLINGSFORD. EMILY BALLENTINE. . . BILL PARCHEN ...... RONNIE MCGILLIVRARY. . STANLEY ROWELL ..... . .Harry Morris . . .Laura Sawyer , , ,Jane Fleming . . .Chuck Reed . . .Elliot Travis . .Coach Yeager GAIL BENNETT ....... Nora MacNamara SUSAN WEIKERT. . . JIM SCOTT ..... BETTY MCNEIR.. . . . . . . .Gladys .. .. .Hubert . . Ethelyne Susie Weikert, Jim Scott, and Betty McNeir sharing choice bits of gossip. Bill Parchen, Gene McGlothin, Dick Teach, and Ron McGillivray cooking up a brilliant scheme. iw: 6 My iid .-' ,ar fouzsm mme X, Linda Wolf and Ronme Bare The annual Sweet heart Dance was held Feb 18 1n honor of St Val og 9 U 5 Above are members of the klng s and queen s court as they eI1C1I'C1e the throne made of hearts ent1ne's Day The dance was spon sored by the G A In the mrdst of all the dancmg and enjoyment Lxnda Wolf and Ron Bare were crowned queen and king of the evenmg V F Q M 'rv ' Y , 3 3 uf. . - - A. ' ' '7',,, wwf f are raa, y ar o Q Q gy ' - www' A V' . l -19 5 L . is N., 55.2- U4 W, lf- 'N 'lu.91..,,-N imwllillifihe Q vkssvr J ' W xawgv-'v V ' '- T1 -:IAF -N-A ll:-'+V I Us iw ---- ld. -.- ,- m'W , F' 5 'W 'U-1 A m - l x .1 Lx - fin RL' '17 GX' af, '. xii 33.' ,al-:M ,jf 1. ' bb K x 6 4 o'Y JUNIOR CLASS 2 PLAY .vt A 1. M,- A gn,-.1 J- Ni ag 2 A1 i 'Ai 3 2. , -' if . 2 Z' nv-', in-1? Mr. IceBox , a three act comedy, was pre- sented on March 9. The play was under the direction of Mr. Ralph Hill. Those included in the cast are as follows: SEATED: Ronnie Randall, Tom McGillivary, Talmadge Algren, Linda Wolf, Joyce Strad- ling, Joan Peters, Sue Pencil, Helen Randall, Connie Moritz. STANDING: Larry Keefer, Bob Finch, Mr. Hill, Stanley Augustus, David Lower, Louise Shaffer, Paul Shaffer, Marlene Rust, Bob Hawk. BELOW RIGHT: Backstage crew, which had a major part in the production of the play, are: SEATED: Judy Compton, Marjorie Grimm, Phyllis Scott, Andrea Circle. S T A NDING: Robert Breeze, Robert Blevins, Bill Orndorff, Darrell Hapner. 1?rf.s: :ff T , asf El ,112 4 . V ..4 'f Lf ,J Lg!! - Y 2- 11955 SPORTS 'X-A 9 wk M CP ' fs 7 fl 0 25271 gig: ,4 X if 2151? X Q-1' Y' vi: I 'L xv V X 'HS'x.'1,,xJ,-J lv X T Wg G R . N J 'T an, ff! KNEELING: Ron Grieser, Gene Hayes, Ashby Pendleton, Duke Snider, Howard Channell, Jerry Wright, Ron Bare, Larry Patton, Keith Gundolph, Dick Teach, Talmadge Algren. STANDING: Ass't. Coach Charles Leach, Lanny Parker, Bill Parchen, Gene McGlothin, Stan Rowell, Joe Mumma, Stan Augustus, Bob Hawke, Bog Snipes,Don Burkepile, Bob Newland, Don Rader, Bob Finch, Doug Meek, Ron Randall, Coach Charles As er. FOOTBALL r Q .4 fl ,L at T RETURNING LETTERMEN are: Howard ' ' A 1 Channell, Don Burkepile, Dick Teach, Keith Gundolph, Bob Finch, Ron Randall. STAND- -' ING: Buzz Rader, Bill Parchen, Stan Rowell, Ron Bare, Bob Snipes. ALL COUNTY FOOTBALL Bob Fmch was a brg benefrt to the team thts season He was named 8 to the all county squad Drck Teach also was one of the mam reasons why North western had a wrnmng season He was also named to the all coun ty squad Buzz Rader was named the most val uable player of the 1955 56 football sea son He was named to the all county squad 31-2- Ron Bare received honorable mention on the all county squad, but played a terrrfrc season 'IU Prevrew Northwestem Sept 16 Sept 23 Sept 30 Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov 6 Northeastern Plqua Catholrc Lakevlew Tecumseh Enon Northeastern Mechamcsburg Southeastern West Alexandrxa Centervtlle 5, ' 'I V' ., Y .W -- - . ,- L 2 - L I V' - ,f if . as. ' 1 7' , y Q s V 1 4 --ig 4,1 - Q 1, ' A 'f ' . f . 33 ' ' ' , . N, , 44? . 0 ' - L . 13 ' ' .7 14 . ' Q . 14 20 - 7 sa .21 o ' . g- - p A L .27 ' 7 .A f .4 22 ' .10 14 ' ' hifi.. I I HOMECDMING il The annual Homecoming took place during the halftime of the Northwestern vs. West Alexandria football game. The candidates were brought onto the field in convertibles and escorted to their places in front of the Warrior fans. The new queen was crowned by Mrs. Jerry Hoberty queen of 1955. Marilynn Johnson reigned as queen over her court of six at the dance followed the game. 56 CELEBRATION M-4 uf The five attendants of Miss Johnson were: Miss Suan Weikert-F.F. A. candidateg Miss Emily Ballentine -Independants candidateg Miss Geneva Bowers-Varsity N. candidateg Miss Janice Grimm-F.H.A. candi- dateg Miss Ethel Davis-G.A.A. candidate. 57 VARSITY ROW' RonBarC. ve Lower, Gene Fl?-ST fu Parchen. Da Otnd Offf I B1 --'I Rader BACK ' D U ' . X Bob Snipes' kjlarzhau Goodfellow Don Carly B. MCG101 Hi. Varsity Basketball Record Northwestern, ,52 Northwestern . 55 Northwestern . 50 Northwestern - 72 Northwestern - 58 Northwestern. . 72 Northwestern . 69 Northwestern . 59 Northwestern - 52 Northwestern . 57 Northwestern . 55 Northwestern - '73 Northwestern - 85 Northwestern - 47 Northwestern - 61 Northwestern - 63 COUNTY Northwestern . 52 Northwestem - 50 Catholic Central. .46 Tecumseh - - 56 Northestern - - - 47 Yellow Springs - - 63 Mechanicsburg- - 57 Bethel ..... . 69 Miami Central 79 Southeastem . 62 Urbana .-.. 41 Greenon. . . 42 Newton ...... 81 Northeastem- .49 Mechanicburg 49 Tecumseh ----- 70 Southeastem - 66 Greenon- - - -56 TOURNAMENT Southeastern . 60 Southeastern - 62 58 ROW: Coach Asher . Bm RESERVE f 3 X V fy if Ya' ,av 'L KNEELING: Tom McGi1livary, Lanny Parker, Stan Augustus. BACK ROW: Coach Leach, Dave Lower, Da vid Parker, Joe Mumma, Doug Meek, Larry Keefer, Alan Welshimer, Lee Kaffenbarger, and Wayne Beaner. I1 . fferme Vq rslfY le her C ach 65 Ron Bare arsldmger tr1es'to watcliligsgglity in Dalmlflil e Elie ball. xx During the past year these seven North- wstern cheerleaders led the fans and teams through two good seasons in football and basketball. Through various money making projects the girls were able to get new out- fits consisting of white skirts and sweaters with red and blue letters. - 4 CHEERLEADERS Linda Wolf Marnre Hupp Betty Meek, Beth Coy Emily Ballantine Judy Parker Judy Rader Jff fl TRACK 1' 'O ,Q .Q ffl' -- e-Vg 1- 4 I Q' The track men are: FRONT ROW, Darrell Hapner, Joe Mumma, Ron Bare, Jerry Wright, Don Snider, Bob Snipes, Larry Eastgate. SECOND ROW, Coach Leach, Larry Keefer, Bill Orndorff, David Parker, Buzz Rader, Stan Rowell, Lee Kauffenbarger. Y. 41 Retuming lettermen: Ron Bare, Buzz Rader, Stan Rowell. 61 -SW 3 X BASEBALL xv I f . - M LQJW.. R., , In 7' E W Q' The Northwestern team. 1ST ROW: Doug Meek, Tom McGil1ivary, Jerry Wright, Ron Bare, Don Snider, Don Carlyle, Don Rader. 2ND ROW: Carl Filburn, Larry 1, Eastgate, Jack Stewart, Eugene Hayes, Gene McGlothin, Bob Finch. 3RD ROW: . -3 '-x Manager Lanny Parker, Bill Orndorff, Larry Keefer, David Parker, Lee Keffenbarger, Bill Parchen, Bob Snipes, and Coach Asher. The mam lme up for the Warrlor Dlamond are Bob Snipes Catcher Ron Bare rlghtfleld Don Smder center freld Don Carlyle second base Gene Mc Glothm thrrd base Tom McG1ll1vary pltcher B111 Parchen catcher Bob Fmch left freld Don Rader short stop and Coach Asher ,W V V A ' Q 'HAIL A X f nl i 2 5 ,- E Un gamer al 5 I, U-4 ., i I 1 , 1' N 1 if-I Xxx 1 These are some of the girls who are on the tumbling team making a formation. They are: Ann Albert, Marilyn Stewart, Anna Thomas, Jean Bonham, Sandy Creager, Brenda Haughey, Gail Bennett, Penny Pe- try, Dorothy Martin, Marilyn Frye. I .ff ii., li v I , ' P f i , I -pj H These are the boys of the tumbling TUMBLING The two clowns,Bob Finch and Dick Teach,showing Mildred Rowell and Mr. Peters an enjoyable time. The three youngest members of the team are Lorna Gundolph, Larry Gundolph, Sue Kay Baugh. team in a formation. They are: Charles Erwin, Stewart Albert, Mike Haines, Ron Randall, Keith Gun- dolph, Stan Rowell, Da ve Mumahan, Gary Bennett, David Taylor, Rich- ard Blakley, Terry Moore. ,N ,Qs JN J ,a. ia G.A.A. CABINET The G.A.A. sponsored the annual Sweetheart Dance. They decorated the gym and made arrangements for the crowning of the new queen. Cabinet members are: Janet Grimm, Linda S l a gle, Susie Weikert , Marilynn Johnson, Lind a Wolf, Janice Grimm, Shir- ley Campbell,Barbara Ayres, Carryl Filbrun, Beth Coy, Donna Berner. T 'Ik 'Nl :Q -------H--.....l.,,, I 1 I jl v Y v -'B VARSITY , 1 fs 'Q--mugs: -fr-17' Cl,,,wM, ,jx X ,M 0 rs N ws-any-+-. Xe!! 'W' If xl? Varsity N had as biggest event the annual homecoming celebration They made possible the crowning of the new queen and the dance which fol lowed the homecoming game. Members are as follows Keith Gundolph, Stan Au gustus, Bob Finch, Ron Ran dall, Don Carlyle, Gene McG1othin, Bill Parchen Bob Snipes, DonRader Dave Lower, Don Burke pile, Nancy Mumma, Janet Grimm,Coach Asher, Eve lyn Grisso, Geneva Bowers Stan Rowell, Ron Bare, Dick Teach, Howard Channell Duke Snider, Janice Grimm, Shirlye Campbell Susie Weikert, Marilynn Johnson, Linda Wolf, Emily Ballentine. .Q N The Varsity Squad is as follows: Susie Weikert, Sandy Hess, Emily Ballentine, Janice Grimm, Sharon Hermes, Joan Peters, Shirley Puterbaugh, Marilynn Johnson, Mildred Roweli, Ethel Davis and Patti Jor- dan-Managers, 1 1 SKETBN-L nts BA Gl I . X . fi? 'il i '1 The Reserve Squad is as follows: Donna Berner Donna Donovan,Judy Parker, Becky Rust, Jeannie Mc- Farland, Judy Rader, Marilyn Stewart, Connie Moritz Gail Hupp. ,J VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Beverly Wallingsford, Susie Weikert, Mildred Rowell, Shirley Campbell, Geneva Bowers, Judy Parker, Emily Ballentine, Evelyn Grisso, Joan Peters, Betty Detrick, Marilynn Johnson, Sharon Hermes. Linda Slagle. sJx I xg' 1 X s , ' X' cf ,K y ' I 1 A A , -Q ,X v J X SSA., 4 ' Q-Q , f' 'lc , 2 4 T , fl T- M' ww f . 'Ji RESERVE VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Donna Donovan, Connie Moritz, Phyllis Scott, Janet Grimm, Nancy Mumma, Gail Hupp, IOYCS Stradling, Barbara I-laughey, Linda Wolf, Andrea Circle, Joyce Jones, Donna Berner. ofh 'ig ka' SOPHUMOPE AND FIEIESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Becky Rust, Caryll Filbruu. Judy Davis, Marilyn Ayres. Marilyn Stewart, Libby Bates, Sandy I-less, Sue Haughey. Beth Coy. Janet Slagle, Shirley Puterbaugh. Darlene Evilsizor, Barbara Ayres, Judy Rader. mi N an Hu. In 1 tl The EDITORS OF THE SMOKE SIGNAL are Marrlynn Johnson Edrtor Gall Bennett Ass t Ed and Ethel Dav1s Busmess Manager These people combrne theu talents and produce a very good paper Thrs IS the PRODUCTION CREW They assemble the paper when rr IS ready to be sold 3 In T h e s e a r e t h e L1nda Slagle Emrly Ballentrne Judy Parker Pam Jordan PAGE EDITORS Sports Page Joke Page Socxal Page Front Page I GN un:-nh-pl 'x ah? ,, if: ' f2f l f -T f if Xwbfulkv' ff 'f'f,, J X ' Q .'3,':,p- . 5 4 . -411585 S Staff for the 1956 Warrior is: Evelyn Grisso, editor, Shirley Campbell, ass't editorg David Murnahan, business manager. ua. -..-.V -..fa.., A Beverly Wallingsford, copy editor, Susie Weikert, lay- out editor. ,ln a,.,,. 4 4 M IL A 'fi Max Brittingham , photo- grapher. I Warrior staff sitting: Janice Callison, Ethel Davis, Janice Grimm, Goldie Martin, Patti Jordan. Stand- ing: Sharon Smith, Mildred Rowell, Shirley Johnson, Janet Grimm, Gail Bennett, Bill Mulkey, Linda Slagle, Judy Parker, Emily Ballentine, Shirley Hoberty. JUNIOR I n J- E igiki Y... NORTHWESTERN JUNIOR HIGH The warrior path now leads you to the Little Warrior Camp. Here lies the future of Northwestern. FACULTY Gr S KJ ws' af? The following are the teachers of the 7th and 8th Grades of North- western Junior High School: Mrs. Darice Green, Mrs.Josephine Chiz- rnar, Miss Mary Shaffer, Mr. Donald Hunker, Mr. Camden Michel, Mr. Harold Steel, Mr. Walter Sewalk. 5. EIGHTH GRADE :aG ' If 3' FUI 3 mmf NG! ' '73 ,fibqsfv r-up at fdx 'ln' K, ,,. V 'Zig -fe' 's L rf' fi' ,qw pp-I T7 I' A1 rrp N 4.54 ROW 1 James Adams Ray Adklns Donald Albert Donald Andrus Martha Barley Sue Kay Bauqh Sherla Brckle Tom Brlbrey ROW 2 Jean Bonham Steve Breeze Joyce Brrtcher Cecrl Brown Judy Brown Brllre Burkeprle Robert Camp Betty Cxrcle ROW 3 Jerry Clark Reneta Clrck Joyce Cottrell Erleen Cultrce DIXIE Cummrngs Lynn Demmy Joyce D1Ck Bomta D111 ROW 4 Joy Domer Doug Duer Deanna Easter Img V1v1an Erdemrller Wrnston Ervrn Jay Evens Darrell Foster Jrm Frantz ROW 5 Dave Freeze Gary Grrmm Tom Grover Dor1s Gruse Patty Guthrre Gary Harvey Donna Hasung Beverly Hawke ROW 6 Harvey Helsel Marrdel Hermes Janet Hrlderbrandt Donna Hlnkle Gary Hoberty Alrce Hockman Boo Hoffman John Hogan ROW 7 Sharon Holman Ruth Howell Bob Huenke Gary Jenktns Jerry Johnson Lmda Johnson Donna Jones Bob Kaffenbarger .xx J g A , ' 'Ca - J .4 ,,. ,, 1 'V , I Q C ,YN , J, 1 -Q g G A 10 Q qc 'T Q- ' M1 GJ ug- -QJ , -4. 75 ' vi' ' , , , tx' X Ar . wk' A J, , - f, ' f' J ' L .J 'Q ,- A ,QQ , Far M Q I H vs -' :Sf ' V ' ,, . ,H ' Q 73 fi W Q. 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J 45 T EIGHTH GRADE 14 ni 1l7 - na Q I 5 IA-Qlvflv-1 'JK 41 if 44' 47 .f'X'sXx. Al A 'Ya 'I-T L-inn ROW 1 Wayne Kaffenbarger John Kmght Phyllxs Martm Jumor Massre RonmeMass1e Dale Maxson Judy McCown Jane McG1ll1vary ROW 2 Barbara McNeal Sue McNe1r Phll Meek Charles Merrow Charles Metzger Mary Morrrs Roger North Doug Pencrl ROW 3 Ltnda Pen ctl Donald Persmger Larry Pferffer Jo Ellen Ransbottom Lynn Ransbottom Ronnle Ream Neal Recknagel Brenda R1ley ROW 4 Jay Roberts Carolyn Scott Terry Scott Bob Sellars Isabel Shaffer Melinda Sharp Larry Srnclalr Juamta Sm1th ROW5 Gene Spangler Max Sprrnkle Donna Steele Fred Swan Steve Swan Donna Thackery Charlotte Vmce Jo Ann Wallen ROW If-21 Mary Wells Sondra Wrlkmson Robert Wood Rona Yarger Marllyn Young John Yowler Davtd ory 12 i I I I , W , 2 wt A A W W Q -M VV - X ,gf I 4' M4 ,, W 4 ' . V ft: ' ,, a ' ,L 1 lfflfi' . Q! 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ROW 1 Truman Algren Lmda Armentrout Kenneth Barley Sandra Barley Alan Baker Merle Baker Donald Baldwln Davrd Bare ROW 2 Jerry Bayley Roger Beck Robert Benedict Judith Berner Constance Blevens George Bodenbender Jack Bonham Sharon Bull ROW 3 Patrxcla Burcham Wxllxam Callxson Joyce Caplrnger Ann Channell Mary Lou C1rc1e Joe Davts Judlth Decker Patr1c1a Decker ROW4 Kenneth Drngledme Carol Donnelly Phyllxs Dutton Carol Erdelmrller Ronme Etdelmxller Larry Flnch Judxth Flsher Rebecca Freese ROW 5 Janet Fyffe Jeanette Gallagher Vernalee Grauman Howard Grxeser Roselyn Gnest David Grlmm Vonda Group Larry Gundolf ROW 6 Edward Hartman James Haughey Susan Hoberty Cheryl Houser Garth Jones Patrtcra Kaffenbarger Sharon Kauffman Steven Kmg ROW 7 Sara Krafft Charles Leonard Barbara Lewrs Charles Lrndner Barbara Lorton Lawrence McWhorter Larry Meek Lois Merrow 13 X ' s K : A' 'E f- 4 jfs! nga- N if . ev? K-cans. Q H f ,f ,-Y' I X-1 . ' 'V xy , . -4 ' ij m ,. 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S SEVENTH GRADE L EZ-fi 7' rf -vi: 'Q .., Mm IP Z ' .-.pug ,lf ,N mx rr ov -vi' G EF F ROW 1 Flalre Metzger Warren M1l1er Norman Moore Edward Nangle Ioan Page Judy Parker Donald Parks Ronald Phlpps ROW 2 Ed d R war ader JoAnne Rader Joe Randall Gerald Rector IV11Ch3C1RlCh6I'l dollar Bernard Rrfe Jr M1chaelR11ey Acre Rust ROW3 Wand S ddl a a er Ioyce Schuler Dale Sheets Judy Shoup Barbara Sm1th Marllyn Sm1th Penny Sm1th Kenneth Stapleton ROW 4 Noah Strrckland Davtd Suver Harry Trego Betsy Tllton Davxd Vester James V1nce Patrlcra Wallxngsford Robert Warren ROW 5 Edward Watson Stephen Wert Dale Wrdener Beverly Wrlson Roger Wood Monte Z1nn 4 6 ' gg S ..- 4 Q 5, Q. A, ,I J : ,AT rg, 5 A 2 . I r, H4- 1' ,. L I 1 ku A - rx, wig 225 ' v . . 41 -V Q 1. ' rrra S, P+ , rn 1 . M fm ' R he J. fa W' 6' ,, 1 Ci E' - is 'E' ' 1 L g , if ri . , f QT, 1- A ' SL if jg It 1 1 f I, X Y' AA I ' I d- Ii A- . Q 6- Q V ' . , ,Q 5 Y V -U' 0 5 YI? -if 4. - 'fi -f f y ' X 'st ' -is ' S N412 , v Xxx - I ix ' W rr ' , -P 0 , l A W l ' A M' I A T 54, or .., , , g as fs A Q , 2 41, , ag, mf-. g 1 kms QM L A mx l K f' ' so -1 is E. W- YR 1 -. ' K ,Q VK K I v ! li ,A Sr 1 ,! A+ W ! ' . '. I J ' A .zv A K vw- 6 ui ji-,v grin' V: - Ln wa: 4' 'W 'NV xii ff f K 4 M' , . Q ,1-Qs. 1 . . . A : . - . 4 fm -n. ., ,V ,, 1 ,. 5-.1 2 T FOCTBALL The Junior High Football Squad is as follows: John Hogan-Manager, Garth Jones, Gary Jenkins. Larry Gundolf, Ronnie Frock, Donald Baldwin. Terry Scott, Edward Rader, Max Sprinkle, Gary Grimm, Don Albert, B r uc e L eh m a n, David Freeze-Manager, Charles Merrow Junior Rife, Junior Massie, Jerry Johnson, David Bare, Harvey Helsel, Tom Bilbrey, Neil Recknagel. Richard Blakely, Roger Carlyle, Warren Miller, Coach Sewalk, George Bodenbender, Alan Dresher, Jack Fuller, Tom Warren, Danny Mast, Gerald Rector, Russell Dickerson, Harold Ray, Larry Finch, Jay Evans, Roger Blakely, Dale Sheets, Terry Moore, Mr. Hunker. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Sharon Holman, Joan Page, Barbara Smith. Bonita Dill, Lynn Ransbot- tom. BASKETBALL This year's reserve team consisted of the following boys: Managers: Junior Massie, Stevie Wert, David Freeze, John Hogan, Warren Miller, Bruce Lehman, Dale Maxson. 2nd row: Harry Trego, Bob Warren, David Bare, Jack Bonham, Ronnie Phipps, Merle Baker, Robert Hauffman, Roger Wood, and Terry Scott. 3rd row: Gerald Rector, George Bodenbender, Harvey Helsel, Larry Finch, Bob Kaffenbarger, Neal Recknagle, Jerry Johnson, Stevie Grieser, and Coach Hunker. The 1955 -56 season found these boys on the varsity team. FIRST ROW: Tim Helfrick, Ro g e r Carlyle, Richard Blakely, Paul Mumper, and Bill Smith. BACKROW: Coach Sewak, Tom Warren, Roger Blake- ly, Russell Dickerson, Bob Kiblinger, and Jack Fuller. PAINTS AND PATCHES Something new tried by the Junior High this year was an operetta. Paints and Patches turned many of the Junior High students into artists as they used their talents painting scenes during both a matinee and an evening performance. X N 193 I 'WE' Z Us KQV ., X9 xi! 25 X 6 f' wx .1 ix ff Xq J 2 ff 'if f X-Ms! x sv 'Q' 13 gg 1, ' - 5-ggfsimb Q W.. 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