Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Fantasy for Junior-Senior Prom Q 4- ,. ln. Northwestern's junior class entertained the senior class at the annual Junior-Senior Prom on May 8. This year's prom was held in the high school gym, decorated to the theme of Sea Fantasy, Mrs. Fern Benedict, art teacher, and the art class decorated the gym to represent the bottom ot the ocean, complete with sea weed, fish, coral, and the hulls of sunken ships. The dancing, lasting from 8:30 to l2:3O pm., was to Mr. Richard Osborne's orchestra. At the intermission the prom queen was crowned by last year's queen, Judy Davis, and the junior class president, Terry Scott. Noreen Keenan was selected by the juniors to reign as queen. Her court consisted ot Donna Hastings, Nicia Egger, Georgianna Schwartz, and Bonita Dill. After the dance, an allenight party was held, sponsored by the juniors' parents. Mr. Osborne put on a short performance, playing Northwestern's fight song as it would sound in various countries. Food was furnished by the parents, and door-prizes were donated by various merchants. A movie, The Eddie Duchin Story, was shown and records were played for those wishing to dance. Donna Hastings, Nicic Egger, Georgianna Schwartz, and Bonita Dill, prom queen attendants. Judy Davis T958 prom queen: Noreen Keenan, 1959 prom queen, Terry Scott, junior class president. ar AI Z' 31

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David Circle, Bob Moxson, Steve Grieser, Robert Van Siclin, Band Performs lorthWesTern's high-stepping band performed at all of this e capable direction of Mr Richard D Osborne The band lso helped puck up school spirit at the pep meetings where ear's football games and part of the basketball games, under T ' ' . ' . . 1 eir roaring tones reverberated Through The gymnasium. he band sponsored a large money-making campaign This year. hey sold Booster Bars, and added the profits To The music nd uniform fund. On May 2, The band held their annual Band anquet, o pot-luck dinner held in The high school auditorium. his year The band started a dance band that they hope will ear They also performed in the Third Annual Northwestern ie good enough To perform at dances during The next school l igh School Follies, where They portrayed The part of a l92O audeville brass band. he band attords a good outlet tor The musically-minded as l . . ell as offering good entertainment. JkB ,D'dB 't,B lP 'l. . . . uc owen cv' owermels er every enc' Jim Cllppmger, Leonard Murphy, Ed Chatfield, John Max- Sheila Bickle, Carolyn Dyke, Linda Pencil. son, Put Wollingsford, Doug Duer. we 29