Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Lingers Finally, the long-awaited day arrived, as seventy-three seniors tiled into the auditorium to take their places on the stage. After the address by Glen lsenbarger, retired elemen- tary principal from Springfield, Mr. Ronald L. Peters, principal, mode awards to the seniors. Eight seniors - Becky Rust, Linda Divens, Carol Thomas, Audrey Worthington, Ed Chattield, James Keeler, Ronnie Persinger and Clinton Wilhelm - were initiated into the National Honor Society. Mr. Richard O. Brinkman, executive heard ot Northwestern Schools, then presented the class of i959 to lvir. Harold Dresher, president ot the Board of Education, vvho .presented the diplomas to the graduating seniors, climaxing twelve years ot schooling. Another year had ended. 99

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