Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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G ii, 1'-' 1,.9I -..L......- Yip I -. 'iv-,, ' F! 1 Q 1- i ' A 1, cn- , .- Q I .A my .om I fs L S , ,, ,- '-A , . Q -x Ss .X . pk AN I K 'f - ...wif C? Miss Edna Freeze Mrs, Verna Schindler and Mrs. Mary Worthington the cooks of our high school are three people who play a very important part in the lives of the students during the year. Every day the students raced down the hall around noon to fill their hungry stomachs. If someday the cooks had not been there, many of the students would have been very disappointed. al .4 Carol Donneley, Sharon Mitterholtzer, Linda John son, David Suver, James Keefer, and Emmert Fun derburg. Cleaning up the school, keeping the building warm during the winter, and staying lute at night for ballgames and dances are only a few of the jobs performed by these men, Dan McGillivray and Ralph Fredrick. Important People Perform Duties Faithfull 63

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ig---- l ' s l Q' x SITTING: Rose Mary Boyd, Janice Bornhart, Billie Burkepile, .loy Joyce Jordan, Clinton Wilhelm, Carolyn Scott, Joan Carr, Isabel Domer, Mr. Clingmcm. STANDING: Sharon Patton, Beverly Wil- Shaffer, Judy McCown, Alice Hockman. son, Donna Thackery, Juanita Sherman, Linda Rust, Jerry Clark, Student Librarians Aid Classmates Librarians are very helpful people to most of the students. When a book is needed for a report or reference, the librarians are there to help the student find it. Films Enliven Classroom ork The proiectionists are another helpful group. Whenever a movie has to be shown, these boys are always willing to be of service. SITTING: Steve Breeze, Paul Mumper, Gene Spangler, Jim Adams, Wayne Kaffenbarger, Jack Bonham, Nor- man Moore. STANDINGZ Roger Metzger, Tom Mulkey, Mike Riley, Bob Sellars, Larry Sinclair, Robert Van Siclin, Marvin Flory, Winston Ervin, Bob Hoffman, Michael Bruce. l

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Barbara Stevens, editor, Joan Carr, war whoops editor, Ellenoru Wil- Iiams, assistant editor, and Mike Haines, sports editor. Typing is an important part of every publication. Paper Tries New Ideas to Stimulate Interest During the past year, with the assistance of Barbara Stevens, SMOKE SIGNAL editor, several new plans were devised and set into operation by the SMOKE SIGNAL staff to help stimulate their reader's interest and also to better inform him of the opportunities offered to him as a student. For example, under the supervision of Maxine Trego, fea- ture editor, several feature stories concern- ing various courses of study offered at Northwestern were assigned to willing iour- nalism students. Each of these students was then given a full page from one ofthe edi- tions of the SMOKE SIGNAL in which to in- form his readers of the advantages offered in his specific course of study. This new experiment benefited not only the readers, but also the iournalism students who participated.