Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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4 Dancers Taught Movement, Polse These dancers interpreted the confllcts of a trial Modern dancing as an actnvtty for any gurl who desares to express herself through dancing These gurls studied move ment rhythm and pause all of which go together to make graceful dancers The highlight of thelr year was a dance recvtal held on March 5 The theme of the recutal was a news paper wuth dances representmg the stones Other actnvutues Included a few acts which were mvlted to do specnal numbers at such places as a Clark County teachers meetmg and a dance festnval held at Greenon The rlvalrues of a polltlcal campalgn were represented by thus group 0 1 1 1

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ROW lf Beverly Botkin, Marjorie O'Briant, Janice Barnhart, Jeanie McFarland. ROW 2: Barbara Stevens, Judy Rader, Jaan Carr, Judy Davis. ROW 3: Gene Pencil, Dave Taylor, X Ellenora Williams, Marilyn Stewart. ROW 41 Mike Haines, John Maxson, Elois Berner, Russ X 'Q Dickerson. x f e J . Twent -one Juniors Are lnducted Northwestern's National Honor Society held their annual induction on March 25. The sixteen active members inducted twenty-one frightened, shaky juniors. The experienced seniors walked solemnly from the front ot the stage, back through the audience. The spotlight followed them, and just as Mr. Peters read the candidate's name, the active member tapped the candidate whose heart rose to his throat and stomach sank to the depths of his abdomen. The society is not an active society, but rather an honorary one. The members are chosen by the faculty, The members must have at least a 2.5 grade average, and they must fultill the society's qualifications ot character, service, leadership, and scholarship, ROW lf Maridel Hermes, Mary Wells, Sharon Holman, Alice Hackman, Jane McGillivray, Bonita Dill, Joy Domer, Georgianna Schwartz, Linda Pencil, Sue Kay Bough. ROW 2: Jo Ellen Ransbottom, Gary Jenkins, Jim Frantz, Jerry Clark, Bob Kaffenbarger, Jay Evans, Dale Maxson, Steve Swan, Fred Swan, Judy McCown, Lynn Ransbottom. i '

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Art Classes And Many Actlvltles Under The drrechon of Mrs Fern BenedrcT The arT classes were of greaT servlce To many of The acnvmes durmg The year Besides The usual rob o' makmg hundreds of posTers They helped decoraTe The seTs Tor Three plays The Follnes and several lumor hlgh and elemenTary mu :cal produchons They also dad mosT of The planning for The Junlor Sensor Prom as well as many oTher dances durlng The year ln addmon To These group proTecTs The sTudenTs also worked on many mdlvsdual prolecTs lncludung parnhng charcoal and chalk drawings ceramlcs mosaics and Texhle prlnhng 43 5' s X y Mx X yi 'G ... f ' f ,I 0 O O O