Northwestern Lehigh High School - Reverie Yearbook (New Tripoli, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1966 volume:

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'- to-Ether-me -1- Q. the United States ar ed for rvim ' ! iet Nam. In this tim q ff- . o h, Q 'ct, we owe a I . X great de o - es! wh x ea - X- ly fight to j ' , defend t a basic conc ts of fre Q: - In nan eeiation f thei e orts to anx- ! , and prote tyjr' ts of fre ilnilividu ls eve I 1 where, Ldqdic te our year oqjk to t ese gal- ! t lant A ricans 4 v Q tx xx. fx 4 jf K Xwxx 3 Q Q7 Administration Seniors Underclassmen Activities 6-21 22-49 50-65 66-89 4 mans or comems 5 L 1 i Q I Q 9 I i E E ADMINLSTRATION missrrffi N School Board and Administration iiliiilili Half. SEATED: W. Kistler, R. Bachman, C. Yocum, O. Fink. STAND- ING: P. Witmer, K. Morton, C. Snyder. Under the principalship of Mr. Gehring, North- western High School received its accreditation from the Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges of the Middle States and Mary- land. This is a rating which we hope to maintain. The Class of 1966 wishes to express its apprecia- tion also for the understanding, co-operation, and encouragement it has received from Mr. Gehring. His well-done job provides Northwestern with a bright The Northwestern School Board, to which four new members were elected this year, has been working diligently since our school's conception in order to further the effectiveness of our edu- cational system. We, the Class of 1966, wish to thank them for their assistance and cooperation during our high school years. MR. CHARLES H. GEHRING Supervising Principal first evaluation and future. A., MR. DAVID R. SMITH MR. JAMES P. LIDDICOAT A051113 Principal High School Principal The Senior Class wishes I A to honor Mr. Liddicoat for his striving to make North- western the good school it is today. The unbounded help and concern he gave to us has contributed to our success. For the second semester, while Mr. Liddi- coat was on leave of ab- sence in pursuit of his doc tor's degree, Mr. David R. Smith ably discharged the duties of acting principal, and to him also the Senior Class extends their grati- tude and respect. '-..,,,-,,,' 8 3, 1 Facult MR. JOHN A. ACHENBACH New Tripoli B.A., Asbury College Social Studies MR. RICHARD A. BOWMAN Allentown B. S. , East Stroudsburg State College Mathematics j.V. Basketball, Baseball Jr. B.A.A. MR. RICHARD F. BAER New Ringgold B.A. , Muhlenberg College Gerinan, English Senior Play MR. B. URBANE BYLER New Tripoli B. S. , Pennsylvania State University Agriculture, lndustrialA1ts FFA, junior Agriculture Club 9 MRS. AIUDITH W. BOGERT Allentown B.A., Muhlenberg College English Senior Play MR. J. PAUL civirrs Allentown B. S. , Nl. Ed., Pennsylvania State University Physics, Chemistry Wrestling, Football Club, Physi- cal Fitness Club, Football. MR. MARVIN H. DAVIS New Tripoli B. S. , Kutztown State College M.A. , Lehigh University Mathematics, Guidance FTA, Senior Class Advisor MR. ROBERT E. FRANTZ Sltington B. S. , Kutztown State College Biology Projectionist Club MR. GEORGE L. DILLIARD MR. ROGER W. ELLIS Slatington B.A. , Franklin and Marshall College Social Studies MR. THOMAS A. GREENE Palmerton B.A. , Muhlenberg College Reading 10 New Tripoli B. S. , Bloomsburg State College Business Education MRS. ELAINE H. HAUSMAN Germansville R.N. , Allentown School of Nursing School Nurse FNA H a S., . . MR. BRUCE A. KEMMERER MRS. CHARLOTTE E. KE RSCHNER Slatington B. S., East Stroudsburg State , G , College I BTC1D1gSV1ll6 Health, Physical Education B-S-, Moraywn Qollese M.A. , Lehigh University Guidance MR. DAVID A. KOCH MR. WILLIAM M. LOY, IR. Schnecksville Slatington B.A. , Moravian College B. S., Illinois State College M.A. , Temple University M. S. , Temple University English Mathematics Cross-Country Club Student Council Sophomore Class Advisor National Honor Society 1 MRS. MARY Y. KNERR New Tripoli B. S. , Pennsylvania State University Home Economics, Health Senior Class Advisor Boys' Cooking Club, FHA MR. FREDERICK L. MANTZ New Tripoli B. S., West Chester State College College Instrumental Music junior and Senior Bands Majorettes and Color Guard ll .ax Wir. is if lm, MR. WILLIAM H. MASTERS MRS. MARILYN M. MILES Germansville Allentown B- S- , Kutzfown State College B. S., Kutztown State College General SCie11Ce M. S. , Lehigh University Junior Science Club Art junior Artist Club, Senior Palette Club, Sophomore Class Advisor MISS MARY L. MILES Kutztown B. S., West Chester State College M. S. , Temple University Health, Physical Education Hockey, junior GAA, Gym Club, Gym Team, Cheerleaders, Junior Class Advisor MISS GRACE M. MOORE MR. RALPH W. MORGAN Dunmore Frackville B.A., M,A,, Bucknell B. S. , Pennsylvania State University University Mathematics English, Latin, French Reverie 12 Football, Wrestling, Football Club, junior Class Advisor MRS. SARAH B. MOSCI-IINI Bethlehem B.A. , Maryville College B. S. , Drexel Institute Librarian junior and Senior Library Clubs MR. JOHN E. REPPERT Hamburg B. S. , Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts MRS. CAMELLIA C. SOLDRIDGE Schnecksville B.M. , William Carey College M. M. , University of Southern Mississippi Vocal Music junior and Senior Choruses 13 Wadi MR. PAUL W. SEMMEL Schnecksville B. S. , Pennsylvania University Science, Health, Driver Education MISS DIANE STOUDT Summit Hill B.A., Muhlenberg College English, Social Studies Tiger Talk g:: K . a .L Rx -at Q MR. RUSSELL F. STOUDT Germansville B. S. , Kutztown State College Social Studies Varsity N , Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Senior B.A.A. MISS DARLENE A. WERTMAN New Tripoli B. S., Bloomsburg State College Business Education Tiger Talk 1. A MRS. ERMA M. STUMP Kempton Kutztovvn State College English, Social Studies MR. CRAIG R. YEANISH Slatington B. 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These officers have served us faithfully and diligently in the past and throughout our senior year. During the school term 1965-1966, our class sponsored a variety of activities. Among these were a Halloween dance and party for the elementary, our tremen- dously successful class play, Pride and Prejudice, the production of the largest yearbook in the history of NHS, and a class trip to New York City. We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our class ad- visors, Mrs. Knerr and Mr. Davis, for their time and assistance through the past three years. amwamwawM.ysnmiwriwsawmiiwisifswwy iii,-WM Q- .... My H f- A--f wma a..ww.,m CLASS COLORS: Cranberry and White CLASS FLOWER: Cranberry-tipped white carnation CLASS MOTTO: Truth is always the best argument. 24 Jeffrey M. Allender Rt. 2, Kutztown Vocational Agriculture jeff . . . Bleached blond with blue eyes . . . You gorp! . . . Likes girls, cars, sports, and money . . . Plans on entering Williamsport Mechanic School. Football 3,45 B.A.A. 1, 23 Gym Club 2,35 Varsity N 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Basketball 2,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,4. Mary Jo Bartholomew Rt. 1, Breinigsville Academic joey . . . Intelligence with person-- ality to match . . . Capable President of Student Council . . . College bound. G.A,A. 15 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Gym Club 2, 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2,3, President 45 jr. Prom Court5 National Honor Society 4. Betty M. Billig Rt. 1, Orefield Business Ed. -- Sec. Betts . . . Great personality with a warm, friendly smile . . . Well--ee! . . . Supplements income by doing sec- retarial work after school in the typing room . . . Undecided about her future. Arts and Crafts Club 25 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Sr. Library Club 3,45 Color guard 45 F.H.A. 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. LaMar H. Bittner Rt. 2, New Tripoli Industrial Arts Rocky . . . Northwestern's Minnesota Fats . . . One of Mr. Reppert's carefree do-it-your-selfers . . . Future plans in- clude enlistmcnt in the Armed Services. Edward C. Beitler Rt. 1, Breinigsville Industrial Arts Eddie . . . Always ready for a good joke . . . Faithfully sells refreshments at athletic events . . . A future carpenter. jr. Science Club 15 Basketball 1,25 Sr. Library Club 2, 3,45 B.A,A, 2, 3,45 Wrestling Manager 3. Sylvia A. Betz New Tripoli Academic Penny . . . Quiet and attractive yet always on the go . . . Future Wilson stu- dent. Sr. Chorus 45 G.A.A. 15 Gym Club 2, 3,45 Gym Team 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Student Council 1, Secretary 45 Girls' Basketball 15 Class Secretary 3,45 Sr. Play5 jr. Prom Court5 National Honor Society 4. Marie E. Boger Rt. 1, Germansville Business Ed. -- Cler. Friendly, reliable commercial student . . . Did you do your homework? . . . Active member of Library Club . . . Al- ways seen with two other senior girls . . . Plans to do general office work after gradua- tion. F.H.A. 1,2,45 jr. Library Club 15 Sr. Library Club 2, 3,4. Paul W. Bogcr, Jr. 4 Rt. 1, Breinigsville Industrial Arts Fun loving . . . Enjoys working for Mr. Reppert . . . Likes working on cars and teachers' nerves . . . Future holds trade school or employment. Gym Club 3,4. L Sherwood W. Boger Rr. 1, orfieid Long black hair and long eyelashes . . . Did you do your Economics? . . . Quiet but will always lend a helping hand . Can be found working diligently in the library every spare minute he has . . . Undecided about his future. Sr. Library Club 4. the latest fashions Arts and Crafts Club 45 F. H. A. a fashion designer . 4. Academic Priscilla B. Bower Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -- Art Bunny . . . One of Northwestern's talented artists . . . Keeps in style with . . . Hopes to become Club 2,33 Sr. Palette Gerald W. Boyer Rt. 2, New Tripoli Vocational Agriculture Chippy . . . Gets along with teach- ers . . . Likes the Phillies much more than the Tiger Nine . . . Can often be seen in Room 108 . . . VVill enter the Armed Services after graduation. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,43 Football 3,4. Basil L. Brcininger Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed. -- Cler. BAY-sil . . . Big, blond, and brawny . . . Captain of the football team . . . Passes his time in school in search of girls . . . Plans for the future are indefinite. Football 3,4. David R. Christman Rt. 2, New Tripoli Davy . . . Used to be seen his Plymouth . . . Let me see your Trig! . . . Watch those guard rails, Dave . . . Plans on a college career with a maj or in Business Administration. B.A.A. 15 Sr. Chorus 33 jr. Prom Court. Ruth A. Christman Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -- Sec. Ruthie . . . Willing to help anyone . . . Always prepared for classes Usually found talking in study ha Plans to become a secretary or a keeper. Sr. Library Club 2,3,4g F.H,A, 2,43 Student Council 4. Career unde cided. a beautician. Senior Library Club 2, 3. Barry L. Brobst Rt. 1, Kempton Industrial Arts Easy-going shop student . . . Guess who? . . . Ford fan . . . Likes study halls and goofing off in the shop . Mildred G. Brunner Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed Cler Millie . . . Good business student with a keen sense of humor . . . 'Harpo' . . . Business Manager of the Senior Class Play . . . Would like to be a secretary or jr. Chorus lg Sr. Chorus 2,35 Sr L brary Club 2, 3 43 Majorette 3,45 F H A 45 Tiger Talki' 4. Mary Ann Burkhart New Tripoli Academic Quiet, attractive senior . . . Spends most of her time in the art and music rooms . . . Will remember her summer in Canada . . . Plans to attend an art col- lege. Band 1,2,3,43 jr. Chorus 15 Sr. Chorus 2, 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 F.N.A. 2,3,4g Sr. Palette Club 4. Robert L. Chattin Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Bob . . . Amateur misfit . . . Shake not thy gory locks at me ! . . . Languid artist . . . District Chorus mem- ber . . . Hopefully a future bearded zoologist. Arts and Crafts Club 2,35 Sr. Chorus 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 District Chorus 45 Wrestling 3,43 Tiger Talk 45 Reverie . Academic pushing lls . . . book- 1 Bruce R. Cogan Rt. 1, Breinigsville General Aristocrat of New Smithville . . . Quiet and unobtrusive fat least in the presence of teachersij . . . Avoids home- room . . . Cute, neat dresser . . . A prospective engineer. Barbara L. DeLong Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -- Cler. Bubbles . . . A busy girl with lots to do, yet willing to give of her time . . . Oh, really! . . . Capable Reverie typist . . . The future will find her as a secretary. - G.A.A.. 15 Gyrn Club 3,45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Sr. Chorus 25 Reverie 4. Ronald L. Dotterer Rt. 1, Orefield Academic Ron . . . Intelligent and witty . . . Man cannot live by bread alone! . . . Fights for a cause . . . Career in medi- C1l'le. Student Council 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3,45 F. T.A. 2,3,45 Sr, Chorus 1, 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Dis- trict Chorus 45 Drum Major 1,2, 3,45 Reverie 45 Sr. Play. Carol A. Fensterrnaker Rt. 1, Breinigsville Academic Fence . . . Always has something to giggle about . . . Big tickle! . . . Very efficient Student Council Treasurer . . . Plans to enter nursing school. G.A A. 15 Gym Club 2, F. N.A. 2, 3,45 Reverie 45 Sr. Play, jr. Prom Court, Edward C. Detweiler Rt. 2, New Tripoli Vocational Agriculture Eddie . . . Great personality . . . VW's are the greatest! . . . Alert bas- ketball player on the N. H. S. Varsity . . . College-bound. F.F.A,1,2,3,45B.A,A,1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 jr. Prom Court. Dennis J. Dorney Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -- Cler. Friendly and mischievous . . . Hi, Mr. B. . . . Bone-jarring tacl-cler . . . Likes studies with Miss Stoudt . . . Future undecided. Football 3,45 B.A.A. 1,25 Baseball 2. sx, -fa, Ronald L. Fox Rt. 1, Kempton Business Ed. -- Cler. Ronnie . . . Always ready with a good joke . . . Never has a hair out of place . . . Has an affinity for Chevies . . . Probably will join the Armed Ser- vices. B,A,A. 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Wres- tling 35 Tiger Talk 4. Terry L. Fritzinger Rt. 1, Germansville Industrial Arts Can always enjoy himself . . . Con- scientious worker . . . Spends his morn- ings doing his Trig . . . Career plans include attending a trade school. B.A.A, 1,2,4. ffgy M + 'MQ Terence L. Fetherolf Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic Terry . . . Likable asset to the se- nior class . . . What?! . . . An un- forgettable member of the football team and chemistry class . . . Plans to pursue college education. Steven D. Follweiler Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic Steve . . . Everyone's friend . . . Devoted member of the wrestling squad . . . Great Hudson fan . . . Plans to enter forestry service after college. B.A.A. 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 3,4. Violet D. Fritzinger Rt. 1, Kempton Academic Shy and studious . . . Diligently pre- pares for class . . . Enjoys majorette practice and the QUIET senior lunch periods . . . Future plans are indefinite. F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Sr. Library Club 45 Sr. Chorus 45 Majorette 4. Richard L. Fuller Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Skip . . . Possesses ready wit . Excuse us if we walk in the library! . . . WAEB Hotliner . . . Future math teacher. jr. Science Club 15 Chess Club 25 B.A.A, 23 Arts and Crafts Club 2, 35 Boys' Cooking Club 2, 3,45 Sr. Chours 1, 3,45 County Chorus 35 Tiger Talk Co- Editor 45 Sr. Play. Valis P. Gearhart Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Val . . . Tall and friendly . . . I'rn getting highly furturbed! . . . Can be found writing sports articles for the newspaper . . . Plans to burn down what- ever institution of higher learning he attends. B,A,A. 3,45 Baseball 3,43 Varsity N 3,45 Tiger Talk 4. Garret R. German Rt. 1, Slatington Business Ed. -- Cler. Germ . . . Black curly hair . . . What are you doing tonight? . . . Al- ways paying medical bills for a '57 Ford . . . Plans to become an auto mechanic. jr. Science Club 15 Boys' Cooking Club 23 B.A.A. 3,45 Physical Fitness Club 45 Tiger Talk 4. Dennis D. Funk Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed. -- Sec. Wilma . . . Hard worker . . . Con- stantly gives of his time for worthwhile projects . . . The class dreamer . . . Uncertain of his future plans. Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Basketball Manager 45 B. A.A. 1, 2, 35 Boys' Cooking Club 3. William F . Gaither Rt. 1, Germansville General Charles . . . Immigrant from Colo- rado . . . Short but mighty athlete . . . Howard johnson of the Senior Class . . . Has an undecided future. Football 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 4. Richard S. Hamm Rt. 1, New Tripoli lndustrial Arts Rick . . . Northwestern's james Bond . . . No, Hamm, no! . . . Essential to the Senior Class Play set . . . Plans to en- list in the Air Force after graduation. B.A,A, 1,25 jr. Library Club 1, Sr. Library Club 25 Boys' Cooking Club 2, 3. Donald L. Henninger Rt. 2, Germansville Academic Don . . . Chemistry whiz . . . Shut up or l'll smack you . . . Don Drys dale of the baseball team, although wet grass proves a problem . . . Will continue edu- cation in college. B.A.A. 1,2, 3,45, Basketball 35 Base- ball 2, 3,43 Gym Club 33 Physical Fitness Club 4. Louise A. Hermany Rt. 2, Kempton Business Ed. -- Sec. WceZy . . . Sincere and competent . . . Champion speller . . . Active typist of the yearbook staff . . . Enjoys going to Golden Key . . . Future plans are undecid- ed. G.A,A, li Gym Club 2,33 Reverie 4. Terry D. Hill Rt. 1, Slatington Academic Turkey . . . Cute, curly locks . . . Never lacks friends or money . . . Tal- ented baritone player and State Band mem- ber . . . Plans to attend Mansfield State COllege?! Band 1,2, 3,43 Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Varsity N 1,2,3,43 B.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Boys' Cooking Club 23 Sr. Chorus 43 County Band 2, 3,43 District Band 1,2, 3,43 State Band 2, 3,43 County Chorus 4. Mitchell J. Jones Rt. 1, Schnecksville Industrial Arts Mitch . . . Great athlete . . . l-luh? . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . Likes driving other people's cars . . . Plans to attend night classes. B,A,A. 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 2, 33 Var- sity N 3,43 Football 3,43 jr. Prom Court. David D. Keller New Tripoli Academic Dave . . . Able leader and efficient class president . . . Yeah, well . . . Has a fondness for red M. G. 'S . . . Pro- spective freshman at Muhlenberg. B.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Football 3,43 Wres- tling 3,43 Class President 3,43 Varsity N 3,43 Student Council 33 Physical Fitness Club 43 National Honor Society 3,4. Alfred R. Horn Rt. 1, Gcrmansville Business Ed. -- Cler. Billy . . . Mrs. Moschini's right- hand man . . . Your book is overdue! . . . Shines in Retail Sales . . . Un- decided about his future. jr. Library Club 13 Sr. Library Club 2, 3,4. Helen L. Hunsicker Rt. 1, Germansville Academic Tex . . . Healthy lungs freely used in cheering . . . Always with a perfect hairdo . . . Will enlist in Women's Air Force. G.A.A. 13 Gym Club 2,3,43 Color Guard l,23 Hockey 3,43 F.N,A. 2,3,43 jr. Chorus 13 Sr. Chorus 2,3,43 F.H.A. 13 Tiger Talk 43 County Chorus 2, 3,43 Girls' Basketball 1, 2,4. Henry G. Keller New Tripoli Academic Hank . . . Always has something to say . . . You bet your booties, Granny! . . . Can always be found at lVlacDonald's . . . College bound but undecided about his future . B,A,A. 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, stu- dent Council 2,45 Varsity N 3,45 Prom Courtg Football 45 Wrestling 4. Douglas L. Kistler Rt. 2, Kempton Vocational Agriculture Doug . . . Considerate and depend- able . . . Muscleman on the wrestling squad . . . Silent, but enthusiastic member . . . His future possibly holds an agricultural occupation. F. F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Wrestling 3,4. jr. club Faye D. Kistler Rt. 2, Kempton Business Ed. -- Cler. Fearless . . . Cute blonde . . . Don't mock it ! . . . Always busy week- ends . . . One of the Senior Class rebels . . . One more time, Miss Kistler . . . Future plans include attending a Business College. jr. Library Club 15 Sr. Library Club 2,35 F.H.A.1,2,3,45F.N.A. 4. Q . s as 4' pt Kenneth H. Kistler Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Lightning . . . Always pulling pranks and telling jokes . . . Certs is a breath mint . . . Doesn't worry about a thing . . . Remember the Skyview . . . Future undecided. Wrestling 35 Varsity N 3,4. Susan A. Kistler Lynnport Business Ed. -- Sec. Kistler . . . Tall flirtatious senior . . . Always mocks someone . . . Enjoys boys, cars, yelling, and playing basket- ball . . . Plans to become a court stenog- rapher. jr. Library Club 15 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Reverie 4. , Barbara L. Knerr Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Barb . . . Attractive, dauntless, in- telligent . . . A doer . . . Hopefully, Cornell. Student Council 2,4, Secretary 35 Arts and Crafts Club 25 G. A. A. 15 Gym Club 1,2,35 jr. Prom Court5 Hockey 3,45 ReVerie Co-Editor 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Sr. Play. Rt. 2, Kutztown Industrial Arts Hink , . , An individual who fights his own battles . . . Hey, get off that ladder! . . . Professionalwallpaper hanger . . . Has no definite plans for the future. Band 1, 2, 3. Richard G. Leiby Rt. 1, Germansville Industrial Arts Leiby , . . Short and muscular . . . Did you do your Math? . . . Never worries about a thing . . . Persistently employs '38 Buick as his means of trans- portation . . . Uncertain about his future plans. Band 1, 2, 3. Susan E. Mantz New Tripoli Academic Susie . . . Happiness is a uniform and a yellow rose . . . Enthusiastic, flirta- tious cheerleader and gymnast . . . Future student nurse at Allentown Hospital. Cheerleading 3, 4, Hockey 3,45 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A, A. 1, Gym Club 2,3,4, F.N.A. 2,3,4, Sr. Play, National Honor Society 4. Linda L. Kocher Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed.-Sec. Louie . . . Easygoing personality . . . Ah! . . . Spends a lot of her time listening to other people's problems . . . Undecided abour her future. F.H.A. 1,35 F.N.A. 2, Sr. Palette Club 4. Richard T. Kocher Rt, 2, Kutztown Vocational Agriculture Poses as The Thinker . . . Indepen- dent person with desire for life as he sees it . . . Enjoys working on cars and sleep- ing in class . . . Seen chasing Hondas with his green truck . . . Will probably be- come a truck driver. F.F.A.1,2,3,4. Dawn L. Kolb Germansville Business Ed. -Sec. Dusty . . . Pleasant senior who en- joys everything in life except taking dictation in shorthand class . . . Me either . . . Plans to attend nursing school after graduation. F.H.A.1,F.N.A. 2. Dennis H. Kunkle Thomas F. Mantz Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Tom . . . The Allen Funt of the ' Senior Class . . . Dat ain't right! . . . Our class critic . . . Cynical off-beat poet . . . Plans to attend Spring Garden Insti- tute for study of electronics. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play, Reverie 4. Ferne N. Meitzler Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed. -Cler. Frank, straightforw ard person . . . Spunky Charlotte in Senior Play . . . Plans to enter I. B. M. Comptorneter School. jr. Library Club 15 Sr. Library Club 2, 3, 45 F.I-I. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Gym Club 35 Color Guard 45 Arts and Craits Club 25 Sr. Play, Tiger Talk 4. Earl L. Miller Lynnport Industrial Arts Eel . . . Reserved and often mis- understood . . . Knock it off, you guys! . . . Usually in need of a haircut . . . Uncertain about his plans for future. Ir. B.A.A. 15 Sr. B.A.A. 2. Linda L. Muthard Rt. 2, Slatington Business Ed. -Sec. Amiable, easy to get along with . . . ll - ' 'pu Hey, are you eating dinner. . . . Marriage awaits this senior with the possi- bility of cosmetology school. Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 F.N. A. 45 F. H. A. 3 4 , . Patricia L. Metzger Rt. 1, Germansville Business Ed. -Cler. Pat , . . Genial personality. . . Cute captain of the majorette squad . . . Mi- grates weekly to Willow Lake . . . Her future plans include secretarial ambitions. Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 F.N. A. 45 F.H. A. 3, 4. Charlotte M. Miller Lynnport Business Ed. -Sec. Charlie . . . Friendly but unobtru- sive . . . Competent gymnast and captain of cheerleading squad . . . Queen of ju- nior Prom . . . Will become a dental technician. G. A.A. 15 Gym Club 2,3,45 Gym Team 3,45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 35 jr. Prom Court. Rose M. Oswald Rt. 1, Germansville Business Ed. -Cler. Rosie . . . Affable and good-natured commercial student . . . Enjoys spending her spare time in the library . . . Will un- doubtedly look for employment upon graduation. Sr. Library Club 3,45 F.l-I. A. 4. Eileen A. Peters Rt. 1, Breinigsville Academic Pete . . . Long blonde hair, armful of books, and indescribable I-Ii! . . . Asset to any basketball team . . . Con- scientious and efficient individual . . . Future educator enlightened at Kutztown. G. A. A. 15 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Sr. Play5 Reverie 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. Carol A. Nester Rt. 2, Kempton Academic Never . . . Attractive and spirited . . . Survival is Hamburg, Economics class, a bottle of Geritol, a casket, and Hamburg. G. A. A. 15 Arts and Crafts Club 2, 35 jr. Prom Court, Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 F.N.A.1,2,3,4. Peter A. Nicholas Rt. 2, Kutztown Academic Pete . . . Born leader with great potential . . . Later, much later! . . Can be found groveling somewhere . . Going to try college though future is unsettled. jr. B.A.A. 15 Sr. B.A.A. 2,3,45 Gym Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Varsity N 5 Class President 25 Student Council 2, 3, 4. is N651 Jacqueline R. Pursell Rt. 2, Kutztown Business Ed. - Cler. Jacki . . . Animated and high spirited . . . Mary is the clever one! . . . Her only time for sleeping is during class . . . Career plans undecided. G. A. A. 15 Gym Club 25113 Chorus 15 jr. Library Club 15 Sr. Library Club 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 15 Treasurer 25 F.N. A. 45 Sr. Playg Tiger Talk 4. Darlene F. Reppert Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Macks . . . Has a mind of her own . . . That's something else . . . Always talking and displaying a smile . . . Wants to become a waitress upon gradutation. F.l-I. A. 15 Sr. Library Club 2, 3,45 Sr. Palette Club 4. Morris B. Romig Rt. 2, New Tripoli Vocational Agriculture Hot Rod . . . Who is seen but not heard . . . l want anew carl . . . Wears a provocative black belt . . . Although future is undecided, he may enlist in the Army. F.F.A. 2,3,4. Lucy J. Rupp Rt. 1, Orefield Academic Lussy . . . Wonderful friend . . . This is true! . . . Ardent basketball player . . . Always has abundance of things to do . . . Her future finds her teaching. Band 1,2,3,45 Sr. Chorus 253,45 Sr. Class Play5 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 County Band 3,45 G. A.A. 15 Gym Club 2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,2, 3-, 45 Hockey 45 F. T. A. 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Reverie 4. we Y 125.45 la?3s5fJi7-7 Donald L. Rex Rt. 1, Germansville Industrial Arts Rexie . . . Hard-working, industrious shop student . . . Makes an excellent back- stage man . . . Can derive great pleasure from beating Nlr. Morgan at a game of chess . . . Has no definite plans for the future, jr. B.A.A. 15 Sr. B.A.A. 2. Sterling M. Ritter Rt. 2, Kutztown . Academic Frutz . . . Can always be counted on to participate . . . Get serious! . . . Will undoubtedly develop a peptic ulcer before he graduates . . . Plans to continue his studies in the field of foreign languages. F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Class Play5 National Honor Society 3, 43 Reverie 4. Thomas R. Ryan Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Tom . . . Artistic, subtle, ladies' man . . . Irish wrestler who has trouble losing weight for matches . . . Hill, our dependable butler . . . Hopes to become a civil engineer. B. A. A. 1, 25 Gym Club 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Varsity N 3,45 Reverie 45 Sr. Class Play5 jr. Prom Court. Rose E. M. Salash Rt. 2, Slatington Business Ed. Rosie . . . Fun-loving senior who can't sit still. . . Let's eat! . . . Constant letter writer . . . Plans for the future are undecided. F.H. A. 25 F.N. A. 3,45 Sr. Palette Club 35 Tiger Talk 4. Linda L. Schaffer Rt. 1, Orefield Business Ed.-Cler. Schaf . . . Long, straight, blonde hair and mischieveous grin . . . Grand Prix Champion of N. H. S .... Plans to attend Allentown School of Cosmetology. Girls' Basketball 15 Arts and Crafts Club 25 F.N. A, 2, 3,-4. Linda S. Sell. Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Northwestern's female Freud , . . Dedi- cated member of the cheering squad . . . Originated the Gorp walk . . . Will attend Ashland College. Cheerleading 1, 2, 45 G. A. A. 15 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 45112 Prom Court5 Sr. Class Play. William R. Smith Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Bill . . . Always informed about current events . . . Homework processing center . . . Has been known to chase Eliza- beth around the settee . . . Plans to enter the diplomatic service after college. Student Council 35 F.T. A. 3, 45 Sr. Class Play5 Reverie Co-editor 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Dennis L. Snyder New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Luder . . . An unaccompanied senior . . . A ---- ah . . . Controls the boards in any basketball game . . . Delights in dis- puting cars with Mr. Yeanish . . . Future undecided. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity N 3, 45 B. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Tiger Talk 45 Baseball 1. i 1 Elaine G. Shellhammer Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Shell . . . Possesses hearty laugh and zealous personality . . . That's life! . . . Strong supporter of the Tigers . . . Perpetually cutting up in class . . . Future unsettled. G. A. A. 15 Gym Club 2, 35 Tiger Talk' 45112 Chorus 15 Sr. Chorus 25 Girls' Bas- ketball 2, 3. David T. Sourwine Rt. 1, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Dave . . . Long, blonde hair. . , Likes reading Greek mythology, Shake- speare, and MAD magazines . . . Will en- list in Air Force . . . Always late for classes and concerts. Science Club 15 Sr. Chorus 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 4. Gary D. Snyder ut. 1, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Gabby . . . Sparkplug of the Varsity Five . . . Silly bucker-r-r-r . . . joshes others with his witticisms . . . Will either attend heavy equipment school or join armed services. B. A. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Football Club 4, Varsity N 3, 4. Terry L. Snyder Rt. 2, Kutztown Industrial Arts Incessant trouble-shooter. . . Never has too much to say . . . Hard worker and glue bowl breaker for Senior Class Play . . . Likes telling people to go to heck! . . . Expects to become a hotel proprietor. Basketball 2. Beverly A. Steckel Rt. 1, Schnecksville Business Ed.-Sec. Bev . . . Petite, pleasant senior. . . Ach, no! . . . Willing to lend a helping hand no matter what the occasion . . . Has indefinite plans for the future, jr. Chorus 1, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, Sr. Library Club 2, 3, 4, F.H. A. 4. Charles W. Stopp Germansville Academic Charlie . . . class clown with a kooky sense of humor . . . Yes, yes . . . Noted for his perfect spelling . . . Will attend Kutztown State College to become a history teacher. Student Council 33 Football 4, Basketball 1,23 Wrestling 3, 4, jr. Prom, B. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Varsity N 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Kathryn A. Tanner Rt. 1, Orefield Business Ed. -Sec. Kathy . . . Placid commercial student of moderate being . . . Betty's inseparable companion . . . Plagued with falling off Hondas . . . Will seek secretarial work. jr. Library Club 1, Sr. Library Club 3, 4, Arts and Crafts Club 2, F.H. A. 4. Linda E. Tomasko Rt. 1, Kempton Academic Tammy . . . Loves sports and athletic events . . . Can usually be found borrowing something . . . Captain of the hockey team . . . Concentrating her efforts upon gradua- tion . . . Wants to become a doctor's assistant. G Cl b 3 4' Hocke 3 4' Girls' Bas- yrn u 1 7 Y 5 7 ketball 43 Tiger Talk 4. sible . . . future. Kevin R. Wenner Rt. 1, Orefield Industrial Arts Kevy . . . Dedicated non-conformist . . . Hurry up, Ihave to do my trig . . . Northwestern's Brother of the Brush . . . Excels in mechanical drawing . . . Future ambitions include becoming a draftsrnan. Wrestling Manager 3, 4. Dawn M. Wisser Rt. 1, Orefield Business Ed. -Sec. Mouse . . . Cute with a congenial personality. . . Si! fthat's Spanishy' . . . Has a terrible time with chewing gum . . . Favorite pastime is buying daisies in subways . . . Hopes to go to business school. jr. Library Club 2, Sr. Library 3, 4, Gym Club 3, 45 Tiger Talk 4. Eileen M. Wotring Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Wotring . . . Excellent business stu- dent and typist. . . That's tough . . . Enthusiastic participant in athletics . . . Will enroll in Allentown Community College. Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 4, G. A. A. 1, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Reverie 4, Color Guard 3, 45 Sr. Class Play, Sr. Chorus 2, National Honor Society 4. Michael R. Yenser Gerrnansville Business Ed. -Cler. Jelly . . . Our school's favorite wrestler. . . How many pushups, Mr. Bowman? . . . Wonderful disposition . . Will study accounting at Bethlehem Bus. School. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 23 Wrestling 3, 4, B. A. A. 1-, 2, 3, 4. Roger W. Wanamaker Rt. 1, Kempton Industrial Arts Roach . . . Animated outlook on life . . . Stage hand of senior Class play . . Likes bumming around . . . His future still cloudy. B.A.A.1,2,3,4. Larry A. Weiss Rt. 1, Germansville Industrial Arts Weisey . . . Tranquil and quiet . Ready to lend an assist in shop class . . Goes home from school as quickly as pos Has no definite plans for the Clarence J. Yocum, Jr. New Tripoli Industrial Arts johnny . . . Determined and aggres- sive individual . . . He don't know! . . . Devoted family man . . . Employ- ment will follow his graduation. Basketball 1, 23 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3. Dianne F. Yocum New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Domestic and talkative personage . . . Go away! . . . Never found in home- room . . . Has a sparkle on her left hand . . . Future will find her as a housewife. F. H. A. 3, 4, Majorette 3. James F. Yost Rt. 1, Orefield Academic jimmy . . . Arestless maverick . . . Ask me if I care! . . . Automotive ex- pert and football devotee . . . Frequents the local dragstrip . . . Will continue his education at Penn State Extension Center in Allentown. Football 3, 45 Football Club 4, B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Varsity N 3,45 jr. Prom Court. Bruce E. Zellner Tl A u Rt. 2, Slatington Industrial Arts King . . . Nonchalant. . . Look out for the washpost! . . . Admirable stage manager . . . Has aspirations of attending a trade or technical school. Boys' Cooking Club 2, B. A. A. 4. Donald P. Zellner Rt. 2, New Tripoli Industrial Arts Dopey . . . Tall light-haired guy with a sense of humor . . . See anything in town last night? . . . Usually driving a Rambler in the direction of Allentown . . . No definite future plans. B. A. A. 2. September 8 22 29 October 5-- 20 22 November 1-- 5-6 -- 15-17 -- 25-26 -- December 1 -- 22 -- january 3 -- 12 -- February 18 19 25 March 17 17 17 18 April 15 21 21 22-23 May 14 16 18 20 25 27 30 31 June 1-.. 5..- 7-- Senior Calendar Opening day of school Tryouts for the Senior Class Play Practice begun by play cast members Student council election Bus trip to Princeton to see Mother Courage Halloween dance and party Future nurses' roller-skating party Pride and Prejudice presented by Senior Class School evaluation Thanksgiving vacation Class dues paid by seniors Christmas vacation Reopening of school for the new year Trip to Harrisburg for the Farm Show Science Fair at Northwestern Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by seniors Induction ceremony for the National Honor Society Color Day Future Nurses' Rally at Northwestern Basketball playoff game with Darby Township Fashion Show assembly Spring Fantasy Principal for a Day: Terry Hill Trip to Bethlehem Steel Gymnastic Exhibition junior-Senior Prom Senior trip to New York City Graduation announcements received by seniors Class Day Academic Awards Assembly Final Exams Memorial Day Final Exams Final Exams Baccalaureate Commencement Commencement FIRST ROW: B. Knerr, M. Burl-chart, L. Sell, D. Yocum, D. Wisser, L. Kocher, B. DeLong. SECOND ROW: R. Christman, L. Schaffer, D. Kolb, R. Oswald, M. Boger, L. Tomasko, B. Steckel. THIRD ROW: L, Herrnany, C. Miller, P. Bower, C. Nester, J. Pursell, C. Fenster- rnaker, F. Meitzler, L. Rupp. FOURTH ROW: R. Salash, B. Billig, S. Mantz, V. Fritzinger, P. Metzger, K. Tanner, M. Brunner, D. Reppert. TOP ROW: F. Kistler, E. Wotring, H. Hun- sicker, E. Peters, S. Kistler, L. Muthard, E. Shellhamer, S. Betz, M. Bartholomew. Baccalaureate Services were held in ing of june 5, 1966. Reverend Benner delivered the sermon. On the following cises were held in the gymnasium. County Superintendent Frank A. Leid- ich was the guest speaker. Eileen M. Wotring and William R. Smith were the class speakers . The speakers prepare for their orations. 42 the high school gymnasium on the even- Tuesday, june 7, Commencement Exer- Exercises FIRST ROW: R. Fox, D. Kistler, T. Fritzinger, S. Ritter, G. German, D. Sourwine, A. Horn, R. Leiby, B. Brobst. SECOND ROW: W. Gaither, S. Boger, T. Snyder, L. Bittner, E. Miller, I. Allender, R. Wana- maker, G. Boyer, L. Weiss, D. Keller. THIRD ROW: B. Breininger, B. Cogun, R. Chgittin, R. Fuller, P. Nicholas, D. Snyder, C. Yocum, S. Follweiler, M. Romig, F. Detweiler, K. Kistler. FOURTH ROW: M. Yenser, H. Keller, C. Stopp, T. Fetheroff, T. Hill, M. jones, C.. Snyder, T. Ryan, T. Mantz, P. Boger, I. Yost. TOP ROW: D. Kunkel, B. Zellner, D. Christman, R. Hamm, R. Funk, Tl. Deitler, V. Cerlitirt D. Henninger, D. Dorney, D. Zellner, D. Rex, K. Wenner, R. Dotterer. .Z Seniors purchase commencement pictures. Our musical soloists are ready for their big moment. a N in mf 'Q-mf S' 'WSP Senior ff?- -....,,N,.e mf Hank Keller, Carol Fensterm aker D Keller, Violet Fritzinger Most Comieal Most Studious Friendliest y Rupp, Charles Stopp Most Likely to Succeed Eileen Peters, Bill Smith -I Superlatives HQ! .X f 'WE it yt if ,gl it ,,. 14 Pete Nicholas, Linda Sell Sterling Ritter, Barb Knerr Most Popular Most Dependable Most Courteous Penny Betz, Terry Hill Charlotte Miller, Mitch jones Senior Class Play fi? if The Senior Class play holds fond memories for many class members. Lines such as Charlotte is our dear friend and we wish her well or Mary is the clever one were constantly on their lips. The play required much work and preparations. Lines had to be learned, props to be constructed, and costumes to be designed and made. The long weeks of hectic practices and preparations were rewarded on November 4 and 5. Did any of the cast or stage crew really believe that the performances could possibly be a success? ' Yet, despite stage fright and nervousness, they were well received. 1 1 I ,v gg Q: of f 52,5 . S553 7 sz 3. A51 K ff iw .l Zi: 'Qs ez ,Q 5 -we sl ' uPride and Prejudicev MR. BENNETT. . MRS. BENNETT . ELIZABETH . MARY .,.. JANE ..... CATHERINE . LYDIA .... MR. COLLINS MR. BINGLEY MR. DARCY MISS BINGLEY . . CAST LADY CATHERINE DE BOURGH LADY LUCAS CHARLOTTE LUCAS . MR. WICKHAM . HILL ..... Ronald Dotterer jacki Pursell Barb Knerr Eileen Peters Sylvia Betz Carol Fenstermaker Linda Sell Bill Smith Richard Fuller Tom Mantz Susan Mantz Lucy Rupp Eileen Wotring Ferne Meitzler Sterling Ritter Tom Ryan f . - '4 I 'K I ..,,.,...---- 1'i' . ii -wifi' Aff: fy.--',Q2f:., I ,j,, . S' -:gals X . ' WI , 0 ,I A - E ,.,........--- if 5 I ggmw X WW X. is Who left the jelly in my Friends, Romans, countrymen . . . Cee! Maybe someday we'll be notebook? Seniors. ,J-. C -Aw.,- 5,4,3,2,1, Blast off! 4 H-m-m-m-ml H942, 943, 944, . . Rip Van Ryan! I keep telling you -- 'yes' not Look out, Hamburg. Here I come! I I VI yeah . B BALL STLING - DISTR ALLE UNDERCUXSSMEN V :sw . -, 17,3 ., A N 13 ?1 q LJ ' H A,L, , ,I QQ L 5 ,,1,, .,lV,, E L, V 1, , : ' ' X L-'Ox VO' GW N? x E 4' x I ? 1 w f5 g 1 Q f M . J iv if M gi- 1 I , g 5' ,, 1 x -,Fir 319 Junior Class FIRST ROW: J. Mazepa, C. Donat, Miss Miles, Mr. Morgan. SECOND ROW: D. Wanamaker, B. Kistler. The junior Class was organized during the school year of l964-65. The elected officers include jenny Mazepa, Presidentg Dennis Wanamaker, Vice- Presidentg Brian Kistler, Secretaryg and Treasurer, Cheryl Donat. The junior Class sponsored a variety of activities. These included the junior Prom, the junior Dance held in April, the junior Play, Rinse the Blood Off My Toga , a fruitcake sale, and a Christmas dance. Advisers: Mr. Morgan, Miss Miles. P k,Vk ,, ff, A Susan Balliet Cheryl Donat I H Karen Billiard Judith Emmick S 3 I ' ' - F f 'r-s sr - ,,'e rs, ' Diane Bittner james Farber A H. f 'uf' Marsha Bittner Charles Fenstermaker ' 5 . L I I C -, f if l-, ' I. Mary Jane Bleiler Rgnald Fogle , . A V' ,s.,.- ' Q L S iie E. rsrrsrsir ' ' ' ' l ic', i 'C V ., ei? K , W y F . it , ,,, as is L- 1,52 V ' '- 1 1 3 058 Que Hes . 11 Fw. , -. ,' Julia Cole Linda Fries V L V: Ronald Delong Phillip Fuller 2 ,..,, ki iw X K f az: 52 be . 1 , -, ,,.. N H 4 i Sf' +53 E ' K D .: fr 'il 2 Q A 'E' ar' P' 2 4, 3 rr 2 .S T Q. Junior Class Judy Gaither Kenneth Gehringer Terry Geist Irwin Hamm LaMar Hamm Marlin Hamm Ray Hartman Barry Heintzelman Dennis Heintzelman Kenneth Hill Mary Hoffner Linda Keller Brian Kistler Donna Klingaman Kenneth Kunkel Nora Lawton Craig Loch jenny Mazepa Patricia McMullen David Miles Glenn Miller Glen Minnich Sally N agle Louis Polak Nancy Rex Mark Ryan C arole Shellhammer Christine Skubish Patricia Snyder Larry Sourwine Dennis Stahley Phyllis Stahley Melinda Stoudt Corby Street Stephanie Supp Diane Utsch Joyce Utt Donald Wagner Dennis Wanamaker James Wentz Donald Zellner tg, NOT IN PICTURE: joan Hayes, Mary Ann Koons, David Miller. i 53 - 159 3'.Q 1 , i xx 1. 2 if 4 ,V '. Y S ,,, 52,3 . in Z S 51 F -AY f K 1 4' Hz 4 1 if if .wx r Junior Prom CC 99 Enchanted Evening M: Couples, clad in white tuxedoes and floor-length gowns, danced to the music of jimmy Betz at the American Hotel Ballroom. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen Pat Snyder, by last year's Queen, Charlotte Miller. Pat was escorted by Dennis Wanamaker, and the re- mainder of the court were Linda Keller Cheryl Donat Melinda Stoudt Judy Emmick Susan Balliet Mark Ryan Ray Hartman Irwin Hamm Barry Heintzelman Brian Kistler Donna Klingaman Louis Polak Charles Fenstermaker Stephanie Supp 55 if Q4 I ly Q1-A Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Nlrs. Miles, A. Olaynik, T. McCullough. SECOND ROW: Mr. Koch, D. Utt, K. Reitz. The Sophomore Class recently organized itself, and We hope they will be as successful as previous classes. Their officers include Annette Olaynik, Presi- dentg Terry McCullough, Vice-Presidentg Keith Reitz, Secretaryg Donna Utt, Treasurer . Being recently organized, they did not have the opportunity to engage in many activities. They did, however, sponsor a dance, which featured Little Placebo and the Pacifiers . Advisers: Mr. Koch, Mrs. Miles. 'Q . ,223 Eileen Althouse - r .... ' .. . L Daniel Bachman A A y- , Larry Bachman 1, ..,,,:. .:A. .wi H. I rf : ' 5-'2a33Q?5::S' ' gig I V t 'ffm ' 5 532 ' Daryl Betz f Robert Binder 3112 ' -if-gl A William Boehm s f 1 --.l . ' 'F r V Dolores Bougher .' If Fl 'I fffn I ' A, Robert Boyer - g t Qi joseph Brunner . E ' T Mfrs 7.-- rw - vw Wrars r eiiiaw . KQQE W k i 5- Sag a X ' Kathryn Chrrstman .52 gg, W l Linda Christrnan F Betty Dietrich Dale Everett Gloria Everett Bonnie Fatzinger Ruth Fink Raymond Flyte David Follweiler Barry Fritzinger Susan Fritzinger Regina Geiger Donna Gildner Bonita Hamm Darryl Hamm 56 Going to a - Go - Go -A V... W. fxsvlwr' ' H f- 5 so - 2 - on , Q. ,, if 9-2 .sr ,322 I EDN 'ir l Q ,. kv 'Ha' .,.. in . .M fu Halma ,J saws M fm 1 . -' im'- xf Zoo. S ' f' fl.. f'i:,iii1S3iii ' 5 ' F 1 .1- 53 1 r W .gi . wig g 'QQ ff S ff? Z if if Q. 5 if .U , s- M r if nzs- I H 'asses 21-if Sophomore Class Renee Hamm Sterling Hamm Sandra I-landwerk Barry Harter Richard I-Iausman Robert Hendricks Harold Henry Doris Holben Wilmer I-lunsicker Gerald Kehl Rebecca Kindred Ronald Kistler Marlene Knerr LeRoy Koch Christal Kocher Richard Kuhns Marie Kunkel Theresa Kunkel Carol Leiby Nancy Leiby Roland Lenhart Beatrice Lichtenw alner Charlotte Long Terry McCullough Robert Meckes Leon Meitzler Doris Muhr Shirley Muhr Kathleen Muth Marie Ohl Annette Olaynic Preston Pfeifly Doris Phillips Debra Pollock janet Rehrig Keith Reitz Dennis Reppert Lillie Salash Linda Schellhamer Lucinda Schuck Richard Seyler Janice Shellhammer Craig Shreve Ruth Ann Snyder Marguerite Stoss Donald Tanner Lana Turner Donna Utt Linda Walbert Edward Watt Henry Weaver Russell Weiss Terry Weiss Brian Werley William Wert Gary Wertman James Wirth Anna Wisser Paulette Witmer Linda Yoder C arl Zellers Sherwood Zettlemoyer Donald Zimmerman Gloria Zimmerman 57 L L, 'M esi . 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Q i A rg- gtg . , M Freshmen Dale Arner Charles Bachman Ann Balliet Kenneth Batz Lucille Beitler Kenneth Berger Bruce Bittner Larry Bittner Beverly Bow er Jeffrey Christman Jacqueline Crozier Kermit DeLong Diane Derr Kathleen Detweiler 'Gail Emmick Judy Farber Sheila Feinour Joel Fenstermaker Noreen Fenstermaker Jan Fetherolf Russell Fetherolf Wanda Fetherolf David Fink Clifford Foulke Charles Funk Karen Gaither Larry Gardner Raymond Ge arhart Sidney German Marie Greenaw ald Karl Haas Shirley Haldeman Wilbur Hamm Larry Hartman Denise Hayes Richard Hebelka Donna Held John Hoffner Herman Holben Larry Hower Eugene Huegel Constance John Larry Kemmerer Barrie Kiser James Knittle Michael Kohler Willard Krum Charles Kuehn Diane Kunkel Roy Kunkel George Lenhart 58 . 4-1 1- il ' 'wg-ix r ' Maw t.'1Te,1gggg?gi E 1 jfs , 1YH?flif,'13if'LfK ' 'fP2ff53lRY K V, 7 , -fi .:EiE2,l M N' 153 N 2353 ' 55 1 :..f'.,1ff' . rg, 9725 K ,aa ,L Q, Mg M... 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Freshmen Robert Lenhart Robert Lindenmuth Gary Lindtner Dennis Loch Marshall Mangold Carl Masters joel Matthias Thomas McMullen Elda Merkel Mark Miller Dennis Nester Leonard Parry Sharon Parry David Peters james Poust Dennis Rauch Io Ann Rauch Ian Reed Debra Rehrig Lucille Reinert Anthony Reith Carol Rex Gordon Rex Leonard Rex Cheryl Seidel Terry Sell Diane Smith Janice Smith Io Ann Smith Leonard Smith Carol Snyder Linda Snyder Sally Snyder William Snyder Roy Steckel Ann Steigerw alt Gary Stoudt Gene Trexler Mary Ann Trexler Larry Turner Linda Werley Paulette White john Wisser Kathy Yenser Stanley Yoder Donna Yost Sandra Yost Gary Zengion Thomas Ritter Robert Roth Gail Sander NOT IN PICTURE: Richard Maples. N 59 : A im' 'W f' ., Ass 'L , . Eighth rade Nassum Abraham Brenda Bachman Kenneth Bachman Deborah Baker Marie Barlip Karen Bauscher Carol Billig Bruce Bower Diane Chattin Jtme Cogan Kim Gorman Andrea Creitz Jeffrey David Bruce Dietrich Leonard Dietrich George Fister Travis Frensky Faye Frey Donald Fritzinger Henry Fusselman Richard Gaither joan Geiger Richard Geiger Clay German Diane German Donna German Ronald Grim Clarence Gruber Treena Hamm Carol Harter Ronald Hartman john Harvey G arol Hauser Gailen Hausman LeRoy Hermany Richard Hermany B arb ara Horn Bruc e Hue gel Ronald Humphri e s Dennis Hunsicker Virginia Kehres James Kindred Bonita Koch Bruce Krause Wayne Krause Ronald Kunkel Timothy Kunkel David Laudenslager Rose Leibensperger Scherlene Leibensperger Z Aiii Keith Leiby is H 'ia X , 1 n 2531? wa i s 2-51 'W' X .ffl-'A-M955 :S Masai - W -.wpeiag S 'WE ia mfs' V vii mai 5 ,.. ,N Q . 5 .aw 23325125522 .- W ,V ...ii syiiggi N fi 1-: 5 Q A 'iii' . nw.--:1 I Vx . Q, . 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' 'fix J ui 'D N rr S 'T f,f,, W L.,, f f 4 '- Eighth Brian Lindtner janet Loch Linda Loch Warren Loch Richard Lutterschmidt Donna Mantz I e an Mantz Sharon McCullough Victoria Merkel Lynn Miller Daniel Mosser Neil Oswald Saretta Oswald Donald Peters Robert Phillips George Polak Earl Ponicsan Sharon Ponicsan Dawn Reppert James Rex Sandra Rex Randy Schellharner Ruth Schmoyer Harold Schuck fade Susan Sechler Keith Seidel Brian Shellhammer Larry Shellhammer Priscilla Shreve Ann Sittler Vincent Skubish Betty Smith Barbara Supp Edwin Snyder William Truitt Rosa Vega Edgar Watt Dennis Weaver Diane Weiss Jocelyn Werley Richard Wertman Christopher Wilson Lee Wink Anna Wirth Connie Wisser Kathleen Wisser Larry Wisser Susan Wisser Nancy Wotring Linda Yost Dale Zellner , .,.., W .. fl rf my 'MB as--,n5,:,, ,., I EAM I Q K, , .. W 3 1, an ai 0 ' 'm s , ,:,1 If .. A riff ,-2, ,MY N. ' S+ , 189 , is ' , vt Alai NOT IN PICTURE: William Bartholomew, Richard Bleiler, Kee Bubbenmoyer, Carl Funk, David Hunsicker Mary jane Schellhamer . 61 X ., , .yu 5, f 1.2, L 1 'L 'S 1 i 1 lf ' L ,, Si iiiifff ' ' l ift -if . 1... ...ef ,- my 2531552 - wg'-K 1- 1 ' -A-irifiifg Q , . . A,-- A nigga? nge-Iwi - - 5-wr ' f- .U A 3 ' fa:-,e a .11 t 'fl' I t M, ,, Tae, 1 G 'ii i -.. '49 f X,,4XQ-If Seventh Grade Thomas Bachman Gail Bieber Debra Bittner Peggy Bittner Dennis Blose Kenneth Boger Charlene Boyd Marlene Boyd Barry Breininger Dean Brunner Catherine Burkhart Donald Carl Gail Christman Robert Christman Emma Io Coombe Donna Croizier Jayson Dilcher David Drummer Elaine Everett Debra Fatzinger Dean Fenstermaker Mark Fenstermaker Renee Fink Robert Fink Sandra Fink Carl Fries Dennis Fritzinger Dorothy Fritzinger Barbara Fuller Margaret Gardner Diane Gearhart Lynn German Allen Gruber jane Haaf Dennis Haas James Haldeman Ray Haldernan Patricia Hamm Dennis Hartman james Hebelka Carl Hein Richard Held Kathleen Henninger Vincent Hermany Barb ara Holben Edw ard Hollbenb ach jeffrey Horn Charlotte Hue gel Charles Jones Clarence Jones Frank jones Linda Kistler Noreen Kindig Mae Kistler me nf Q v , . , . ,.,. .,,,.:, , it .- f- 2 4 , HF . ,ar t .5255 Fd? ' '1am51L45f5iK , Q1 S fi ig 35 'e' '41-ga-: 1 v , - .. 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Q .N X M Q S , S . , it - S -, , ,, W4 tiiit 'va ' .. , ' TD - 0 Seventh Grade Terry Kistler Gary Klingaman Larry Kocher Richard Kocher Timothy Krysiuk Jacqueline Leach Wendy Leibensperger Robert Leiby David Loch Lee McCullough Margaret McMullen Bri an Madtes Nancy Mantz james Masters Doretta Meckes Robert Mickus Pamela Morton john Muhr Darrel Muth Gerald Nagle Dennis Oliveri Claudia Peiffer jeffrey Peter Patricia Peters Carol Pfeifly James Pollock Diane Rehrig Linda Reichard Linda Rex Timothy Rex Donna Romig Diane Rupp Lucille Ruppert Dennis Sacks Frank Salash Wayne Sechler Randy Seyler Melodie Shellharnmer Donna Smith Keith Smith Susan Smoyer David Snyder Diane Snyder Debra Stahley Shannon Stew art Vicki Stoudt Harriet Truitt Penny Utt Darlene Watt Cynthia Weiss Carson Wentz David Wert Gail Wisser Donna Zellner L5 , 22 at Q gm rs if s N. -at 6 we 5 -as 1 f 'jQ r if 3 it R 'e new M 31' ,ifkfi an ag? X x 335 'N t .ri ti 'E ' v. Y l ' 2. 'W . ., . f 1 ,ra .Zi t gli? iv NOT IN PICTURE: Kenneth Eibes, Keith Feinour, Dennis Fritz, Susan Leibensperger, Terry Weaver, Irvin Yoder. mg .... ,r.., Q wr if J, K i f - 3 xam S l ri. it J' XX i .,. in A aewvi Q 1 ik. ? X Q. rg I ,Q .M- ' L 1. B , .,,, K J, --1:,::., . . . , G. 'S--1, --r! Mt ff! ww ff I' ae? ' .,! ' as 5 i Qi, A Q rx' i 3 5 I i 5 a 5 X - as x N 3 L K, ig W - , 1 kQ1w:se:g :f-:i, R gi W. AE fin. -Q -'2:,- . A if . i I' ,ga-'eff E J'-'F' mm' ? my 1 y df 1 1 M 4 my .J N -1 'fh- wf f X ' f A E ,,. . . ut gizsf' - . f,-1 W -'leak' . '55i5i2 5!f17T77'f -gm - . M: Q Q 1 4 1 fffvzw -f .Q f f , ,M Ami E xr i W If nr . .1 3-1 J' if ir Jun, D , 's X: iff? .N -'bi 1 E .lY1 7 , rg: . wg Q 5 43 .if if 5 L S 1 MW ,1,, K mqzlg, i 4 if lg I Af ACTIVITIES 6 5hI95 v ,'f'-if-1 Q22 i m fzg: I Q3 I I , II I I 1 'III fp I ff I I , J ' Yffh' ,'-, jg ,gg .I.f , V V g .x 'Li . - . I- K I '07, ff gf-Ii f ,V , in In , H rf gf Af 9 1 T V, VH - - I ' vu , :fm , 5 I7 . III ,Q f I Q I I I 75Hig! ,,,I M ,, 5 I x g ' I n if, 'I,, 'Q I, QA . I 0 I uReVerie', SEATED: W. Smith, B. Knerr, C. Fenstcrmaker, S. Ritter. STANDING: R. Dotterer, T. Ryan, T. Mantz, S. Kistler, E. Peters, E. Wotring, L. Hermany, B. DeLong, L. Rupp. There are many details involved in making a yearbook a success. The Yearbook Staff has worked to make Reverie, l966 a success. To do this, they divided into com mittees with certain duties. The editors planned the book page by page and prepared the foreword and dedication. The photography committee scheduled times for group pictures to be taken and also snapped informal shots of everyday school life. The lit- erary committee prepared write-ups on the individual seniors. The financial managers had the task of recording all funds received by patronage and subscription. The typists prepared the material to be sent to the publishers. The artist prepared the artwork involved with the theme of wheels. Individual staff members were assigned activity and athletics Write-ups. The Whole staff discussed ways of improving the book and assisted in organizing all the material into an interesting and informative book. The staff also sold candy to supplement the funds obtained from patrons and subscriptions. This was the job of the 1966 Yearbook Staff. Artist, Robert Chattin. 68 Tiger Talk buf ,.........- SEATED AT TABLES: R. Fuller, M. Koons, J. Mazepa, G. Sander, J. Fetherolf. SEATED: L. Walbert, L. Fries, K. Billiard, M. Brunner, F. Meitzler, L. Yoder, A. Balliet, M. Stoudt, J. Croizier. STAND ING: B. Bower, N. Leiby, J. Gaither, R. Blose, D. Wisser, G. Zimmerman, K. Borst, J. Einniick, L. Snyder, H. Hunsieker, L. Toinasko, J. Pursell, R. Salasb, C. Nester, E. Shellhamnier, A. Olaynick, R. Fink, V. Gearhart, R. Chattin, L. Sourwine, K. DeLong, R. DeLong, R. Hebelka. This year Northwestern has attempted, for the first time, to publish a printed newspaper. A four-page news sheet, Tiger Talk, was pub- lished five times during the sehool year. Students in grades seven through twelve participated as reporters. Co-editors, Richard Fuller and Mary Ann Koons, distributed assign- ments when the group met eaeh Wednesday. Miss Wertman and Miss Stoudt served as advisors to the newspaper staff. P X, Q -. I 69 ational Honor Society FIRST ROW: B. Billig, M. Bartholomew, S. Mantz, E. Wotring, E. Peters, S. Betz, C. Donat, Mrs. Kerschner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Loy, Mr. Yeanish, R. Christman, M. Koons, L. Rupp, B. Knerr, D. Keller, S. Ritter, W. Smith, R. Dotterer, B. Kistler, C. Street, C. Stopp, K. Gehringer, K. Hill, Mr. Smith. The members of the National I-Ionor Society are elected by the faculty and adminis- tration. Membership is determined according to each student's scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. Fifteen per cent of the senior class may be members of this honorary society and five per cent of the junior class may be elected. This year, as last, a tapping ceremony Was help to which parents of all members were invited. Officers were elected for the first time. They Were President, Barbara Knerrg Vice-President, David Kellerg and Secretary-Treasurer, Lucy Rupp. 70 Student Council FIRST ROW: S. Betz, M. Bartholomew, L. Sell, C. Fenstermaker, Mr. Loy. SECOND ROW: S. Supp, A. Olaynik, P. Morton, J. Emmick, B. Knerr, A. Balliet, L. Keller, S. Yost, B. Billig, D. Rupp. THIRD ROW: C. jones, C. Fries, D. Peters, J. Fensterrnaker, G. Stoudt, R. Seyler, C. Fenstermaker, G. Polak, C. Masters D. Wert, M. Kohler, S. Hamm, D. Fritzinger, G. Wertman, D. Hunsicker, H. Keller, P. Nicholas, S. Ritter, B. Kistler, L. German, B. Koch, V. Kehres, R. Christman, B. Hamm. The Northwestern Student Council, under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Loy, played a very important part in our student body this year. The 1965-66 officers were as follows: President, Mary jo Bartholomewg Vice-president, Linda Sellg Secretary, Sylvia Betzg Treasurer, Carol Fenstermaker. The council was again comprised of delegates and alternates which were elected from each homeroom . During the year many service projects were Sponsored, the largest was Bundle Day , in which use- able clothing was collected for the Save the Children Federation. The council also conducted a sale on school sweatshirts which was a great success. A major project was a contest to obtain a school motto and to design a school flag. The main objective of the council this year was to develop a better relationship between students and teachers and to encourage the students to act through their stu- dent council when in need of help. 71 di Future Nurses' Club SEATED: J. Pursell, B. Hamm, F. Kistler, L. Muthard, R. Hamm, L. Salash. ON BED: D. Holben. STAND- ING, FIRST ROW: L. Schaffer, C. Fenstermaker, C. Nester, H. Hunsickcr, Mrs. l-lausman, M. Kncrr, R. Kindred, M. I. Blciler, D. Cildner, N. Rex, N. Lawton. SECOND ROW: F. Metzger, M. Burkhart. C. Long, C. Skubish, K. Billiard, S. Mantz, D. Klingaman, G. Everett, R. Salash. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hausman, the members of the Future Nurses Club had another successful year. The biggest event was the FNC rally which was held at Northwestern on March 17. Those lucky girls and Mrs. Hausman also had the oppor tunity to tour the Philadelphia Naval Hospital, sponsor the second Roller Rama , make favors for the holidays, and help out with the T.B. testing program. Yes, the 1966 FNC has been even more active than ever! R Future Teachers of America L f 'x . L , 5 L f stag K S it ii 'f.' , Vfifgsf-'W-fi - . wma , 'Nuqf SLATED: R. Dotterer, VV. Smith, Mr. Davis, S. Ritter, L. Rupp, E. Peters. STANDING: P. Witmer, B. Dietrich, T. Kunl-cel, D. Phillips, L. Turner, M. Koons. NOT IN PICTURE: D. Pollock, L. Sehellhamer. The L. Harry Kerschner Future Teachers ol' America holds its meetings once a month. The primary purpose of the organization is to acquaint students with the duties and responsibilities of teaching and to help the students realize that there are many rewards to be found in the teaching profession. The agenda for the meetings included a variety ol' activities. Among them field trips to various colleges, interviews with the faculty members, discussions of personality and intellectual requirements for becoming a teacher, and discussions concerning comparisons of college entrance requirements. It is hoped that these interviews, discussions, and trips have encouraged more students to become teachers. 73 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: G. Boyer, H. Weaver. SECOND ROW: D. Kistler, G. Minnich, P. Pfeifly, R. Boyer, L. Koch, M. Romig. THIRD ROW: R. Kunkle, E. Watt, G. Lenhart, R. Lenhart, L, Turner, D. Loch, K. Kunkle, R. Fetheroli, J. Rr-rid, G. Miller, E. Detweiler, R. Kocher, J. Allender, G. Litner, J. Wirth, I. Brunner, L. Mcitzl The F.F .A., under the able leadership of Mr. Byler, has once again en- riched the prestige of the school by their activities. This year they participated in the Seipstown and Allentown Fairs, Winning a third place for their Window exhibit at the latter. In May, the Future Farmers took their field trip to Long- wood Gardens and, from all reports, had a fine time. 74 Future Homemakers of America :sky Q,.f 1' X Lf' FIRST ROW: L. Muthard, F. Kistler, B. Steckel, P. Metzger, Mrs. Knerr. SECOND ROW: L. Fries, R. Christman, P. Bower, B. Billig, V. Fritzinger, K. Tanner, D. Yocum, M, Boger, R. Oswald, M. Brunner, F. Meitzler. The members of F .H .A. conducted many Worthwhile activities. These in- cluded going to the farm show, having bake sales, making and sending fudge to the Hamburg Home, and holding an Easter party for the Basic Skills class . They should be complimented on their good Work. The officers were President, Faye Kistlerg Vice-President, Beverly Steckelg Treasurer, Pat Metzgerg and Secretary, Linda Muthard. l . 75 Junior Science Club V3,,. we SEATED: E. Everett, E. Coombe, N. Mantz, S. Smoyer, C. Boyd, J. Haaf, M. Boyd. STANDING: W. Sechler, N. Abraham, G. Wisser, M. McMullen, C. Funk, D. Zellner, P. Hamm, H. Truitt, D. Snyder, D. Zellner, M Kistler, R. Lutterschinidt, R. Gaither, D. Drruniner, R. Rubino, D. Muth. SECOND ROW: L. Shellhainmer, H Fusselman, J. Harney, D. Fensterinaclier. junior Science Club concentrated this year on the study of birds, their migratory habits and different environments. This club has taken two field trips to Hawk Moun- tain. One was taken in the fall of the year to learn identification of hawks, and one was taken in the spring to observe bird-banding techniques. The purpose of the club is to give its members a greater appreciation of the true value of birds. if WI 76 Junior Agriculture Club FIRST ROW: L. Kocher, J. l-lebelka, L. Wink, R. Leiby, Mr. Byler, L. Wisser, R. Kunkel, 1. Muhr, D. Carl. SECOND ROW: R. Grim, H. Schuck, D. Weaver, E. Watt, E. Snyder, W. Loch, C. Gruber. The purpose of the junior Agriculture Club is to teach the principles of agriculture and how to apply them in everyday life. This year the club has studied soil testing and plant propagation. Its members also took a trip to the A and B meat packing plant. Mr. Byler has advised the club. 77 rt Clubs SEATED: M. Stoss, P. Bower, M. Burkhart. Standing, FIRST ROW: C. Kocher, K. Muth, D. Bougher, M. Hamm, E. Remaly, C. Leiby, T. McCullough, E. Merkel, D. Reppert. Standing, SECOND ROW: C. Long, L. Koeher, Mrs. Miles, D. Utt, R. Geiger, S. Fritzinger, J. Shellhammer, A. Wisser, G. Everett. 'Q-. FIRST ROW: L. Reichard, D. Stahley. SECOND ROW: K. Fuller, I. Mantz, S. McCullough, C. Peiffer, M. Kistler, D. Gearhart, S. Poniesan, G. Hausrnan, N. Abraham, R. Mickers, R. Seyler, R. Haldeman, Mrs. Miles, P. Bittner, V. Stoudt, E. Everett, W. Leibensperger, S.Fink, B. Koch, P. Morton, K. Burkhart, D. Chattin. THIRD ROW: R. Fink, B. Holben, D. Reppert, S. Stewart, N. Mantz, D. Fatzinger, D. Rehrig, N Kindig, D. Meckes, D. Bittner, C. Pfeifly, P. Hamm, L. German, G. Wisser, L. Miller, J. Geiger, D. German, A. Sittler, J. Loch. ' 78 Boys' Cooking Club t2?g'2Qa? Ng at fi , 5,1 ,fix if FIRST ROW: D. Miles, P. Fuller, C. Street, R. Fuller, Mrs. Knerr. SECOND ROW: D, Loch, G. Klingaman, D. Snyder, R. Kosher, T. McMullen, G. Lenhart, I. Matthias, E, l-luegal. Do men really make better cooks than Women? Boys' Cooking Club has set out to answer this question. It is open to would-be chefs from grades seven to twelve In it, besides learning to cook, fry, broil, and bake, its members also receive an occasional lesson in table-setting or etiquette. 79 Library Clubs SEATED: B. Steekel, j. Pursell, R. Christman, B. Billig, C. Shellhammer, N. Leiby, L. Fries, L. Yoder, F. Meitzlcr, L. Seliuelc. STANDING: Mrs. Mosehini, M. Boger, R. Oswald, R. Blose, C. Koelier, V. Fritzinger, K. Tanner, D. Wisser, S. Boger, A. I-lorn, G. Boger, D. Pollock, L. Christinan, D. Reppeyr, D. Hayes, B. Lichtenwalner, R. Snyder, M. Brunner. The Library Clubs were once again advised by Mrs. Mosheini. The members of these clubs aided Mrs. Mosehini with the many details of Work associated with the library. With the help of these students, our library has become a shining example of neatness and efficiency. SEATED: Mrs. Moschini, S. Wisser, T. Hamm. STANDING: L. Bower, N. Wetring, P. Shreve, W. Fetlierolf, K. Detweiler, N. Fenstermaker, V. Kelires, A. Creitz, B. Horn, J. Rauch, K. DeLong, S. Yoder, F. Frey, M. Barlip, C. Hauser, D. German, R. Selimoyer, S. Rex, M. Slxellhaininer. 80 Projectionist Club 3'-fs -r FIRST ROW: I. Yoder. SECOND ROW: T. Frensky, B. Hucgal. THIRD ROW: C. jones, I. Masters, W. Krause, R. Grim. B. Krause, Mr. Frantz, H. Schuck, J. Kindred, N. Oswald, D. Mozcr. The Projectionist Club was one of the new appearances at Northwestern this year in the increased activity schedule. Under the direction of Mr. Frantz, in- terested memhers learned the principles of photography and proper methods of preparing for showing films and operating varied types of projectors. Although the membership was not large, the enthusiasm of the boys insured the success of this club. 81 Senior Band 7 mw- FIRST ROW: C. Kehl, S. Parry, N. Rex, M. Burkhart, L. Rupp. SECOND ROW: D. Heintzelman, B. Fritzinger L. Rex, R. Hausman, R. Steckel, C. Haas, Mr. Mantz. THIRD ROW: M. Hamm, T. Mantz, M. Mangold, D. Hamm, T. Hill, K. Reitz. FOURTH ROW: C. john, W. Hamm, R. Kistler, R. Kuhns, L. Hamm, C. Loch, B. Kiser. NOT IN PICTURE: S. Zettlemoyer. The Senior Band has carried on its tradition of playing at most of our home football and basketball games. It also carried our school name to many of the Halloween parades in our area. The members of the band practiced diligently many months in preparation for the Spring Concert in May, Which is always the highlight of the NHS musical program. Mr. Mantz must certainly be congratulated for his fine Work in this important field. Junior Band FIRST ROW: D. Sacks, D. Blose, B. Krause, D. Rupp, K. Burkhart, R. Fink, R. Grim, J. Kindred, SECOND ROW: S. Secliler, C. Funk. R. Geiger, L. Wink, D. Laudenslager. W. Truitt, D. Haas, G. Klingamen, THIRD ROW: J. Hebelka, M. Fenstermaker, I. Pollock, R. Held, D. Peters, W. Krause, E. Coombe, N. Kindred. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Mantz, C. Hein, G. Hausman, B. Breininger, D. Mosser, R. Leiby, D. Wert. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Seyler, A. Sittler, T. Nliller. The junior Band is an intermediate step between the Elementary Band training and the Senior Band. The junior Band participated in the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies With the Senior Band, as well as in the annual Spring Concert. Several of the young musicians accompanied the Senior Band to some of the Halloween parades. I S X A 83f p Band Front lrls 1 FIRST ROW: F. Meitzler, B. Billig. SECOND ROW: C. Shellhammer. THIRD ROW: M. Hoffner, D. Klingaman, E. Wotrlng, P. McMullen. The band front consists of the carriers of our high school banner, the color guard, the majorettes, and the drum major. This important group plays a large part in the bands success when it journeys to the area's Halloween Pa.rades. The color guard has also contributed to the school by its presentation of the flag at home basketball games FIRST ROW: C. Donat, M. Brunner. SECOND ROW: P. Metzger, S. Kistler, V. Fritzinger. R, Dot,-terer 5 6, Sv ! . X T 'fffflwapumq wuf' I Q ' v v y ir, I fl 4 ' ' xy ,pf Uri , J. f 1 RX W 'Y , my 4 If g, E T an . q -i fa? V ' ii? ' 5 T . fi T - .1 i at s-V 1 5 , -tt. A 5 T lf l T + -..'5f2Qitf1l2ii.5-iff! V 7 84 County Band r' X :Tt 'Sl , ' FIRST ROW: L. Rupp, K. Reitz, N. Rex. SECOND ROW: D. Hamm, T. Mantz, C. Loch, T. Hill. This year NHS was privileged to have seven of its band members selected to partici pate in the ninth annual Lehigh County Band Festival, which was held at Whitehall High School. This year's frolic proved to be fun and education for all. District and Regional Band T . Hill y Northwestern is indeed honored to be i the home of such greatmusical talent as that portrayed by Terry Hill. Terry, a senior who plays the baritone horn, was chosen through an audition to attend the District Band Festival at Tulpe- hoaken High School, the fourth festival For the last three years Terry was also a member of the Region II State Band, held this year at Warrior Run High School. We are proud of Terry, and wish to thank him for the honor with which he carried the name of North- western High School throughout the S'EatC . 85 of this kind in which he has participated. County, District and Regional Chorus CLOCKWISE: G. Zimmerman, R. DeLong, D. Miles, S. Zettlemoyer, D. Sourwine, R. Dotterer, R. Chattin, P. McMullen, M. Hoffner, M. Burkhart, H. Hunsicker, L. Rupp, I. Gaither. SEATED: R. Dotterer. STANDING: R. Chattin. On March 4 and 5, 1966, sixteen niem- bers of the Senior Chorus had the privilege of attending the Third Annual Lehigh County Chorus Festival at Salisbury High School. Participating in this festival were the selected vocalists from Northwestern, Enimaus, Catasauqua, Southern, Lehigh, Slatington, Parkland, Whitehall, and Salis- bury. Two Northwestern students, Robert Chattin and Ronald Dotterer, were also selected to participate in the 1966 Eastern District Chorus Festival held in Boyertown. From the more than 600 students who auditioned for this high honor, 175 select voices were chosen from Lehigh, Northamp- ton, Berks, Schuylkill, and Carbon counties. The chorus presented two excellent con- certs which won the hearty approval of all who attended. Northwestern can also be honored in having sent one of its students, Ronald Dotterer, to the 1966 Region ll All-State Chorus held in Troy. This festival was made up of 160 of the finest voices in all of Eastern Pennsylvania. The outstanding quality of this group was recognized by participants and audience alike 86 if :SLI Senior Chorus FIRST ROW: Mrs. Soldridge, J. Gaither, I.. Rupp, I. Cole, S. Parry, M. Trexler, I.. Snyder, C. john, D. Derr, A. Olaynick, N. Fenstermaker. SECOND ROW: K. Gaither, M. Stoss, N. Rex, D. Borst, L. Reinert, L. Beitler, P. Skelly, M. Ohl, L. Werley, D. Phillips, S. Haldeman. THIRD ROW: A. Wisser, K. Detweiler, I. Croizier, M. Burkhart, I. Fetherolf, H. Hunsicker, G. Zimmerman, J. Roon, B. Bowers, W. Fetherolf, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: V. Fritzinger, S. Betz, D. Pollack, P. Mc- Mullen, K. Billiard, M. Hoffner, L. Walbert, A. Balliet, G. Emmick, D. Hayes, FIFTH ROW: D. Miles, R. DeLong, R. Chattin, T. Hill, R. Dotterer, R. Fuller, D. Sourwine, D. Borst. NOT IN PICTURE: M. Bleiler, I.. Bower, A. Efford. The Senior Chorus is open to all interested students in freshman, sophomore junior, and senior classes. This year, for the first time, the vocal department produced their own Spring Concert and presented it on May 13. On invitation of the Fogelsville Fire Company, the Senior Chorus performed a vocal program to commemorate the company's fiftieth anniversary. Also as a first at NHS, the members of the Chorus were presented with awards at their first annual choral banquet. U5 Ya -, i 3, 124 87 Junior Chorus :F i . I at-z,T,,?5n x in A E: L . FIRST ROW: Mrs. Soldridge, C. Huegal, S. Smoyer, N. Mantz, J. Leach, D. German, B. Holben, D. Bittner, D. Rehrig, D. Smith, S. Stewart, D. Fritzinger. SECOND ROW: G. Bieber, M. Shellhammer, J. Geiger, D. Croizier, I. Haaf, E. Everett, H. Truitt, M. McMullen, M. Schellhamer, R. Vega, D. German. THIRD ROW: D. Rupp, P. Peters, C. Boyd, M. Boyd, P. Morton, L. German, D. Reppert, S. Ponicsan, C. Harter, D. Chattin. FOURTH ROW: D. Gearhart, D. Watt, P. Hamm, M. Gardner, I.. Kistler, S. Sechler, W. Leibensperger, V. Stoudt, B. Fuller, C. Peiffer. FIFTH ROW: G. Wisser, D. Drummer, D. Fenstermaeher, G. Hausman, C. Funk, B. Huegal, D. Muth, I. Yoder, D. Romig. Under the able direction of Mrs . Soldridge, this activity provides the benefit of choral opportunities to members of the seventh and eighth grades. In addition to partiei pating in the annual Chorus Concert, held in May, this group also took part in the Thanksgiving and Christmas assembly programs. 88 W. S Q Q 1 ' K s And for our next course . .--.-....., i They're planning a riot 'WHERET' --....- --..,, 9 f-...MM 3 , .. 1 n . .,,s g g .. K 'af-f-O Q Q55 1 41 it v ' X NN , -.---'Xxx If A, .. +A-M ...- .-, ET TU, BRUTEPH ' 1 Do you realizc we're not alone? All right, boys, let Sherwood out of the hood. N I'11 never smile again. Don't toll me I didn't som- a UFO. 89 No mattcr what shape your stomach is in . . . WW MW ATHLETICS Football FIRST ROW: B. Breininger, D. Keller, W. Gaither, M. Jones, J. Allender, C Stopp G Boyer Mr Givitts SECOND ROW: G. Minnich, J. Yost, D. Dorney, T. Fetherolf, R. Hartman R Seyler H Keller Mr Morgan. THIRD ROW: H. Henry, K. Boehm, C.Funk, G. Kehl, L. Smith, I Fenstcrmaker I Poust J Christman. FOURTH ROW: M. Hamm, B. Werley, T. Kunkel, C. Fenstermaker P Peifly D Bachman These boys Worked very hard under the capable leadership of Mr Morgan and Mr Civitts. It was shown in their second season by a 5-Win and 3 loss record Football is one of the toughest sports there is. Each member of the squad took a hard beating getting into shape and playing against the other schools After this season was over, every boy was proud of his work and knew he had tried to the fullest of his abilities. With time and experience Northwestern should have the best football squad yet Pleasant Valley 19 - 92 Slatington 19 - Panther Valley 27- 6 Catasauqua 19- 6 jim Thorpe 60- Stroudsburg 20- 6 Salisbury 24 -13 East Stroudsburg 27- 0 Won Won Won Won Lost Won Lost Won Cross-Country . . ,Q M , . X, f-4 FIRST ROW: C. Shreve, O. Minnich. SECOND ROW: D. Miles, D. Wagner, D Wanamaker. This was the first season for the Northwestern cross- country team. The purpose of the team was to introduce the boys to cross-country so that it might become an inter- scholastic sport . The team lost in a meet at Parkland, but placed third in the District XI, Class B meet. It was under the coaching of Mr. David Koch. A B - , 93 Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: K. Hill, J. Allender, G. Snyder, W. Gaither, R. Hartman, M. Hamm. SEC- OND ROW: J. Farber, P. Nicholas, E. Detweiler, J. Wentz, D. Snyder. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stoudt, M. Ryan, B. Kistler, D. Zellner, D. Funk, I. Hamm. The Varsity Basketball season of l965-66 will best be remembered by the Tigers' record-shattering Win over Parkland. Our team was also fortunate to be chosen to represent District Xl as the Class C Champions. Unfortunately, the Tigers were stopped in the second round of eliminations by Darby Township after having drawn a bye in the first round. Whitehall 6l -43 Slatington 52 -42 Brandywine 5 l -46 Northampton 76 -50 Slatington 62 -5l Alumni 69 -49 Southern Lehigh 55-42 East Stroudsburg 68 -57 Parkland 9 l -69 Hellertown 75 -54 Salisbury 64 -47 Nazareth 69 -47 Fountain Hill 80 -44 Pen Argyl 67 -57 Palisades 56 -54 94 Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lo st Won Lost Girls' Hockey 'G-:Q X,? FIRST ROW: J. Shellhammer, P. Snyder, C. Donat, C. Shellhammer, L. Rupp, P. Witmer. SECOND ROW: T. Kunkel, E. Althouse, D. Phillips, M. Knerr, H. I-lunsicker, G. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: M. Kunkel, S. Handwerk, M. Ohl, M. I-Ioffncr, E. Wotring, P. McMullen. NOT IN PICTURE: L. Tomasko, K. Billiard, I.. Fries, M. Bartholomew. This year NorthWestern's hockey team competed with another school for the first time. The girls were very enthused by thisg and even though they did not Win, the girls gained much experience. We hope that, in the years to come, the team will be successful in all its games. P' 5 . 1 . ' fr . 9 Q- - ' fe r r fi . f- ' me I V ' -Q. . fi? A 51? A w i ., M I H - , 'T - . i' 'W li- .. R - ' ' , ' I .. -Q' ' V . ,-. f.. :P 1:- , , 1 -YQ Q . ag ,.,gr.,p4-gg. L . .5 , , 1 4... I - A ' A I ' - , f , H fx.. was iff fi w'!3jf':P33L.- .g.11i1.U'1sf. f . fi'-1-.L 4 i w i Q Ar. I h. A g i, A gm www ,K - ' .' !1egQ,...' 1 ff . Fx 5 99 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders CLOCKWISE: N. Lawton, M. Knerr, R. Hamm, S. Yost, J. Emmick, S. Supp, P. Witmcr, B. Hamm. Girls start practicing at a young age to become cheerleaders and it is the dream of most young girls to represent our school as one. They must develop skill and have a voice which carries over the yelling of a large crowd. Each year, under the direction of Miss Miles, the sixteen positions of our cheerleading squad must be chosen. This means that previous cheerleaders have to compete against rivals to hold their important job. There are close to two weeks of practicing and stiff competition among about fifty girls to Win the honor of representing our school. Those who Win a position are proud and know their hard Work has paid offg those Who lose can try again next year. 100 Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT:1. Mazcpa, C. Miller, M. Stoudt. BACK ROW: L. Koller, S. Mantz, S. Ballict, H. Hunsicker L. Sell. Q.,,h 1 101 Gym Club FIRST ROW: S. Mantz, A. Stcigcrwalt, E. Althouse. SECOND ROW: K. Gaither, P. Snyder, J. Gaither, S. Snyder, D. Held, G. Sanders, P. Witmer, B. Hamm. THIRD ROW: T. McCullough, D.,Utt, M. Bartholomew, S. Yost, L. Turner, T. Kunkel, M. Knerr. FOURTH ROW: H. Hun- sicker, S. Balliet, G. Rex, C. Street, T. Ryan, S. Betz, I. Farber. NOT IN PICTURE: C. Miller, I.. Sell, L. Tomasko, R. DeLong, J. Mazepa, N. Rex, I. Emmick, P. Fuller, N. Lawton, M. Stoudt, S. Supp, D. Phillips, K. Reitz, J. Shellhammer, C. Leiby, S. Feinour, D. Hayes, P. White, S. Parry, J. Pollack, M. Fenstermaker, R. Seyler. The members of the Gym Club are senior high school girls and boys Who are interested in participating in gymnastics. This year several girls competed also in the A.A.U. meet Which was held at Dieruff in February. The Gym Club sponsored the annual gym show. Money which was raised by this show and by a dance was used to give scholarships to members Wishing to attend the Eastern Gymnastic Clinic in the summer. Baseball Q . N 'Fe-nam 'r 1' ',' 1 FIRST ROW: L. Hamm, M. Hamm. R. Naples, C. Shreve, L. Hower, R. Steckel, R. Seyler, G. Stoudt, W Gaither, T. Sell, R. Lenhart. SECOND ROW: K. DeLong, B. Fritzinger, D. Tanner, C. Funk, E. Detweiler, B. Heintzelman, T. Hill, L. Bachman, I. Hamm, R. Fox, R. Hartman, D. Bachman, Mr. Stoudt. THIRD ROW: C. Stopp, R. Gearhart, I. Christman, L. Smith, V. Gearhart, M. Ryan, D. Henninger, M. Yenser, D. Funk, I. Farber, W. Wert, Nir. Bowman. The Northwestern Baseball Team, under the coaching of Mr. Stoudt, had a good season. Team confidence was high, since many of the players were ex- perienced. This, With some new additions, resulted in an enthusiastic group. ......,,,,.W 97 Varsity 6' 9' FIRST ROW: L. Hamm, 1. Farber, H. Keller, T. Ryan, D. Zellner, G. German, D. Dorney, L. Bachman, T. Geist, I. Allender. SECOND ROW: M. Ryan, D. Henninger, D. Funk, I. Wentz, M. Yenser, T. Hill, C. Stopp, R. Hartman, M. Hamm. THIRD ROW: D. Keller, R. Seyler, D. Bachman, E. Detweiler, V. Gearhart, P. Nicholas, S, Follweiler, K. Kistler, D. Wagner, I. Yost, T. Fetheroli, R. Fox, B. Heintzel- man, S. Hamm, W. Gaither, D. Betz. The purpose of the Varsity N is to obtain money so that better sports facilities may be bought for our school. These funds also pay for a Varsity N banquet every year, a picnic, and any athletic awards which are presented to our players. This club brings together all of our outstanding sports-minded boys so that they may have regular meetings to discuss any problems which could arise pertaining to our athletic department. Each year a new President, Vice-president, Treasurer, and Secretary are elected to head the meetings . All Varsity N funds come through sponsoring dances and hoagie sales. 98 Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: T. Kunkel, M. Kohler, R. Lenhart, C. Shreve, H. Henry, W. Hamm, G. Stoudt, SEC OND ROW: D. Hunsicker, R. Fogel, L. Bachman, D. Bachman, C. Funk, L. Bittner. THIRD ROW: Mr Bowman, G. Trexler, R. Gearhart, L. Gardner, G. Zengion, L. Smith, J. Christman, C. Foll- i w e iler . The l965-66 junior Varsity Basketball team showed promising talent which We hope will be put to good use in its challenge for the Varsity. The mainstay of this year's J.V. team Was Gary Stoudt, Who, With his skillful ball-handling and high-scoring ability, led Mr. BoWman's squad to many exciting and worth While games. Whitehall 58 -l3 Lost Slatington 66 - 28 Lost Brandywine 35 -22 Lost Northampton 49 -34 Lost Slatington 67-40 Lost Alumni 67-30 Lost Southern Lehigh 49 -35 Lost East Stroudsburg 59 -42 Won Parkland 73 -64 Lost Hellertown 65 -4 1 Lost Salisbury 54 - 27 Lost Nazareth 65 -35 Lost Fountain Hill 63-40 Lost Penn Argyl 46 -44 Lost Palisades 58 -57 Won y l l 95 Wrestling FIRST ROW: K. Smith, D. Bctz, I. Fenstermaker, C. Masters, G. Minnich, D. Wanamaker, D. Wagner, D. Kistler, S. Follweiler, R. Gaither. SECOND ROW: Nlr. Civitts, L. Meitzler, H. Keller, G. Rex, S. Hamm, K. Gehringer, D. Everett, R. Chattin, T. Geist, L. Wisser. THIRD ROW: P. Fuller, C. Stopp, D. Keller, S. Zettlemoyer, H. Weaver, M. Yenser, R. Seylcr, T. Ryan, H. Fussclman. Wrestling is the sport of the individual. No team effort is required for each bout. When a boy steps out on the mat he is alone and must prove to himself that he can win against another of his own weight. Such a sport not only builds a person physically but prepares him to think for himself and be a man. Experience and determination is what counts. When Northwestern started its wrestling squad last year under Mr. Civitts and Mr. Morgan, three other schools also had their first year. This year we beat all three of those schools which had experience equal to ours. With time and more practice Northwestern is sure to have one of the best wrestling squads in this area. 96 F i l Exhibition Team FIRST ROW: C. Harter, L. German, B. Hamm, P. Witmer, B. Bachman, J. Werley, D. Rupp, P. Snyder, Sander. SECOND ROW: L. Yost, T. McCullough, S. Mantz, E. Althouse, M. Knorr, D. Mantz, A. Creitz, Wisser, B. Koch, A. Steigerwalt, S. Yost, S. Snyder, D. Held, Miss Miles, P. Betz. NOT IN PICTURE: P. Morton, C. Miller, M. Stoudt, J. Mazepa, S. Supp. The Gym Team is made up of selected gymnasts who represent Northwestern at other schools. This year, for the first time, try-outs were held and the team Was chosen on the basis of these results. The Exhibition Team is under the direction of Miss Miles. G C. g -..L 1 ...M l S 3 1 5 S irls, Basketball FIRST ROW: L. Rupp, P. Witmer, B. DeLong, D. Utt, L. Tomasko. SECOND ROW: J. Farber, M. Stoudt, S. Mantz, M. Bartholomew, H. Hunsicker, L. Fries. THIRD ROW: T. Kunkel, E. Peters, S. Kistlcr, G. Zimmerman, M. Ohl, E. Wotring. This year the Girls' Basketball team enjoyed a victorious season as well as a satisfying feeling of accomplishment that comes only after many hours of long, hard practicing. Goached by Mr. James Thompson, who believes that physical fitness is the key to every game, the girls spent exhausting hours doing exercises. Their perse- verance was greatly rewarded, however, with Well-Won victories over Alumnae, Southern Lehigh, Hamburg, and William Allen. Congratulations to Mr. Thompson for his excellent coaching and to the seventeen girls and their managers for a fine season. 104 Physical Fitness Club 4 W sw 71, i, H, 43' Q W LN FIRST ROW: Nlr. Civitts, W. Bartholomew, R. Seyler, M. Fenstermaker, D. Hartman, G. Rex. SECOND ROW: K. Feinour, D. Haas, R. Christman, D. Fritzinger, D. Fritzinger. THIRD ROW: S. Hamm, I. Fenstermaker, C. Masters, G. Minnich, K. Gehringer. FOURTH ROW: P. Pfeifly, T. Geist, D. Wagner, D. Everett. The Physical Fitness Club, after causing great interest last spring, was continued this year under the guidance of Mr. Civitts. It served as an outlet for the energy of many of Northwestern's boys who have a keen interest in the subject. The club provided the physical development that is necessary for complete growth in conjunction with mental development. Many members of the wrestling team took advantage of the added activity which membership in this club included. Senior B.A.A. FIRST ROW: W. Hamm, I. Allender, R. Hartman, L. Bittner, T. Fritzinger, W. Gaither, C-. Stoudt, C. Shreve. SECOND ROW: R. Hausman, C. Funk, G. Snyder, M. Yenser, E. Detweiler, K. Hill, R. Fox, I. Hamm. THIRD ROW: J. Christmam, L. Smith, R. Gearhart, G. Trexler, D. Snyder, P. Nicholas, I. Farber. FOURTH ROW: D. Everett, V. Gearhart, M. Ryan, G, Zengion, L. Gardner, D. Henninger, J. Wentz. This club is a group of boys who are interested in athletics and compete on an intramural basis. This club consists of boys in grades ten through twelve. You Will usually find them playing basketball and sometimes football. 106 Junior G.A.A. FIRST ROW: R. Leib , J. Masters, D. Blose, C. jones, Feinour, T. Weaver, C. jones, R. Seyler, M. Fenstermaker. SECOND ROW: I. Dilcher, W. Krause, J. Peters, R. Fink, D. Fritz, C. Wentz, I. Pollach, R. Mickus, I. Yoder. THIRD ROW: D. Mosser, R. Humphries, D. Hartman, B. Breininger, D. Sacks, B. Bower, K. Leiby, B. Krause. FOURTH ROW: K. Bachman, W. Truitt, D. Fink, D. Hunsicker, D. Hunsieker R. Hartman, R. Hermany, T. Kunkel, B. Dietrich. Junior B.A.A. FRONT: C. Wisser, J. Werley, B. Bzichman. FIRST ROW: D. Shreve, N. Kindig, S. Stewart A. Sehmoyer, S. McCullough, N. Mantz, D. Fatzinger, J. Beiber, D. Rupp, D. Smith, C Weiss, C. Billig. SECOND ROW: S. Rex, D. Holben, L. Rex, C. Hauser, D. German, D. German, R. Vega, C. Pfeifly, L. Reichard, D. Stahley, L. Loch, M. Shell- hammer. THIRD ROW: W. Leibensperger, D. Reppert, P. Utt, S. Fink, V. Merkel, M. Boyd, I. I-Iaaf, B. Smith, K. Henninger, E. Coombe. FOURTH ROW: B. Supp, P. Peters, G. Christman, A. Creitz, L. Yost, V. Kehres, R. Fink, L. German, V. Stoudt, G. Wisser, C. Burk- hart. FIFTH ROW: C. Harter, S. Wisser, B. Koch, D. Mantz, P. Morton, K. Truitt, L. Kistler, S. Boyd, D. Croizier, F. Frey, D. Baker. SIXTH ROW: K. Wisser, D. Weiss, B. Horn, M. Gardner, S. Liebensperger, N. Wotring, A. Wirth, S. Oswald, P. Hamm, S. Ponicsan, S. Sechler. QQQ 'fi 9 to -K4 107 Ls Evaluation Events of Future Nurses' Rally Sufi' gxlfgll the Year Fashion Show New Elementary Building 109 285-26OO A Friend Ace Hotel and Bar Supply Company, Allentown Agway, Inc., Chapmans Store, 395-3381, lronton Store, 799-3112 Agway Petroleum, Chapmans Plant, 395-3381 Albright's Mill, Kempton Andy's Grove Arbogast and Bastian, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Arndt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Robertj. Bachman Baer's Atlantic Service Station, 2527 Main St. , Schnecksville Frank M. Baer Mr. Richard F. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey and Cynthia Bailey Lumber Company Mr. Verdie Bailey Barbara's Beauty Shop, Phone 298-8496 Franklinj. Bartholomew, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bastian Carl H. Betz, Road and Building Materials lvlr. and lvlrs. Charles Betz lvlr. and Mrs. William A. Betz George D. Billig, Nationwide Insurance Miss Lizzie A. Billig Miss Marie E. Billig Ralph L. Billig Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Billig Arlan C. Bittner, Distributors of Rentsehler's, Heimbach's, Fritzinger's Baked Goods Phone 298-3542 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Bittner, Stine's Corner Store and Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Bleiler Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bleiler Mr. William F. Bleiler Blose's Market Blue Ridge Inn Mr. and Mrs. Kermit W. Boger Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Boger Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. Boger Gus Bold, Buffalo Inn Mrs. Helen C. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Elwen Bower, Ir. Mr. Richard Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breininger 5 Shop . Robert R. Breininger, Shoe Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breininger The Briar Patch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brobst Mr. and Mrs. joseph A. Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burkhart Allentown Buten Paints, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Chattin, Sr. Chief Growling Bear, Hakowi Reservation Choice Foods Company Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Christman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Christman Ronald Christman Class Janitor Supply Company Claussville Garden Club ' Nlr. John R. Cogan H. N. Crowder, jr., Company Crystal Bowl, Kutztown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daniels Davies Mobile Home Park, Breinigsville Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis Derr's Market DeTurk Hardware Store, M. Beltzner, Proprietor, Kutztown Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Detweiler A. B. Dick Products Company of Allentown Mrs. Arlene Dietrich Doris Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. George Dilliard The C. B. Dolge Company Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Donat Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dorney Dotterer's Garage, Wanamakers, Phone 756-4851, Complete Auto Service Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Dotterer Williamj. Dotterer, Modern Country Store, Claussville Eschbach's Electric FHA, Northwestern High School Dale R. Faix Mr. and Mrs. James R. Farber Fearless and The Freeloaders Feinour's Atlantic Station Mr. and Mrs. Victor Feinour Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenstermaker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fenstermaker Fenstermaker and Schreiner, jewelers Forrest K. Fetherolf, Plumbing, Heating Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fetherolf and Family Donald Fink 'Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Fink Ralph Fister The Fogelsville National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Carl Follweiler Mr. Robert Frantz Dr. and lN1rs. David Fridirici Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frisch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz O. I. Fritz, Ford Sales and Service Mr. and Mrs Paul Fritz Mr. Fritzinger Donald Fry Mr. and Nirs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Wilmer J. B. Harvey A. Fuller Ray Funk, Sr. Robert W. Gaither Garrett-Buchanan Company, Kemmerer Paper Division, Allentown Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gehring Geiger's Gulf Service, Schnecksville Mr. and Mrs. Paul George and Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gerhart Nlr. and Mrs. Alvinj. German Richard German, Butcher Shop, Slatington Germansville Garage Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Gogel's Automotive Parts, lnc. Dr. and Mrs. joseph Goldstone Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Grammes Greenawald's Economy Store, Trexler Park Foods, Topton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greenawald Mr. and Nirs. Howard Greenawalt Wayne J. Greenawalt, Butler and Iamesway Dealer, New Tripoli Mr. Thomas A. Greene Judy Greenwood's House of Charm, Personal Improvement and Modeling, Allentown, Phone 432-6171 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grim, Sr. Mrs. lva Gruber Guth's Cozy Shop, Fogelsville H and M Concessions George S. Haak's Place, Germansville Mr. and lvlrs. Allen Haas Arthur Haas, Surveyor, Phone Hahn Lawn Mower Service, Complete Sharpening and Repairs, Wescosville Phone 395-1737 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamm Nlr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hamm Hamm's Drive-In, New Tripoli Hamm's Service Station, Orefield, Phone 395-2803 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison Carl R. Hartman M, Hauck Feed and Supply, Kutztown, Phone 683-8151 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hausman Joe Hebelka, joe's Used Auto Parts, Breinigsville Heinly's Precast Concrete Products Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Heintzelman, Forest Tree Service Helen's Beauty Shoppe, Orefield Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Henninger Arthur I. Henry Lumber Company Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Henry Lillian Herber Mark H. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hermany Mrs. Minnie Hewitt Kenneth E. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill Hi-Way Body Works, Wescosville Mr. and Mrs. Russell Horn Mr. Richard House Irene's Stop and Shop, Trexlertown Jack's Restaurant, Northampton Reverend Chester jenkins jimmy's Lunch, Fogelsville to Seipstown Road Compliments of the jordan Brothers Jordan Inn, Pleasant Corner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kehres Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keller A. D. Kern, Ball-Band -- Lee -- Wolverine, Neffs Phone 767-2561 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Kerschner Clara and George Kerschner Russell C. Kindt Charles J. Kistler, Plumbing and Heating, Phone 395-3135 N. David Kistler, Ontelaunee Acre Farms Herman S. Kistler, Country Butcher Kenneth C. Kistler, General Hauling, Coal-Stone-Sand, New Tripoli, Phone 285-2543 Wayne Kistler Patrons Austin Kramlich Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Krause Mr. and Mrs. George Krause and Family lVLr. and Mrs. Leroy S. Krause Ralph Kressley, Kressley's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kressley Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Kuhns Mrs. Jennie Kunkel M. N. Kunkel Estate Harold Kunkle Gordon T. Kuntz and Son Kutztown National Bank Mr. and Mrs. john Kuzma Mr. and Mrs. Melville Lackey Laudenslager's Hotel, Orefield 1. Kenneth Lawton Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers Lehigh Valley Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. janet Le iby Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leibensperger George R. Leiby Warren Leiby Ezra Lentz Paul G. Levan, Coal and Trucking Wanamakers, Phone 756-4500 Mr. and Mrs. james P. Liddicoat Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loch Walter K. Long, Inc., Center Valley 282-1412, Wescosville, 395-2602 High Standard Flour, Feeds, Etc. Lyon Valley Garage Mabel's Beauty Shop, Phone 285-2295 Clarence Mantz Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mantz Francis I. Mantz Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mantz and Mrs. Frederick Mantz Miss Mabel Mantz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mantz Nlr. and Mrs. Raymond Mantz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mantz Mr. and Mrs. William H. Masters Max's Supermarket, Kutztown NLr. and Mrs. Stephen Mazepa, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and lvirs. john Knittle Mr. and Mrs. M.r. and Mrs. Willard Kistler Richard Klotz Theodore Knerr Earl Kocher Ern Koehler and Leather Corner Post Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mengel Merchants National Bank of Allentown, Schnecksville Branch Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Merkel, Donna Mrs. Esther Koenig and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Warren Koenig and Gail Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kolb Nlr. and Mrs. Carl Koons Diane D. Kozza jr. Metal Welding and Supply Company Nlr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Mary L. Mr. and Mrs Charles Metzger john B. Miles Miles Richard Miller William Miller Miss Grace M. Moore Pamela Morton Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moschini Moyer's Beauty Salon . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Moyer and Lois Moyer's Economy Store Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Muthard Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Muthard N effs Hotel Irene Neff's Beauty Salon, Using Willet jet Five-Minute Dryer Phone 285-4531 Neffs National Bank New Smithsville General Store and Hotel The New Tripoli National Bank Northwestern Alumnus Association Northwestern Lehigh FFA Mrs. Gloria J. Obyle Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Ohl Mr. and lvirs. Arthur Oswald Mr. and M.rs. Fred C. Oswald S . and Mrs. Hebert Oswald Margaret Pe,ifer Pennsylvania Independent Oil Company, Gasoline and Fuel Oil Col. Howard M. Peter Compliments of Peter Pan Diner Peters Auto Body, Phone 285-2291 Donald Peters, New Smithville Esso, AAA, Rt. 22 and 863, R.D. 2 Kutztown Phone 285-2931 Mrs. Luella Peters and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters Newton A. Pettit Paul I. Phifer Ralph Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Phillips, Hardware, Stine's Corner Ivlr. and Mrs. William Pollock Mr. and Mrs. james Poust Princess Black Dove lvlr. and Mrs. Philip Pursell Mr. and Nlrs. William Rauch, Rauch Chevrolet, Slatington Richard H. Reeser, Groceries Claude R. Reinhart, General Merchandise, Wanamakers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reitz Reitz's Dairy Mart Roy Renninger Mrs. Ellen Reppert, Representa- tive for Sales of Dutchmaid Clothes Harold A. Reppert, Prudential Insurance Company Ringers Quality Market, Sl ati ngton Ritter's Market, Kuhnsville Clifford Romig Mr. and Mrs. and Son Mr. and lvlrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Nlrs. George Romig Wallace Romig, jr. Wallace Romig, Sr. Curtis Roth Russell W. Rupp and Family Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sander Mrs. Betty C. Schaffer Mr. Richard M. Schaeffer Mr. Robert C. Schaeffer Schantz Orchards Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Schellhamer Mr. George Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmoyer Walter L. Schoemaker, Kern Mill Guy T. Schwartz Hotel, Saegersville Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seehler Seipstown Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sell Mr. and Mrs. Stewartj. Sell Senior Library Club, Northwestern High School Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Shellhammer, Ir. Nlr. and Mrs. Donald Shreve William Smale Mr. and WS. David Smith Ivlr. and Mrs. Forrest Smith Mrs. Lovie M. Smith Robert W. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith, Sr. Snap-on-Tools Corporation, Hilbert Snyder Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. David E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Snyder Miss Edna Snyder and Mrs. Ernest Snyder . and Mrs. George Snyder . and Mrs. Homer Snyder . and Mrs. Lester Snyder Mrs. Lorraine Snyder Mrs. Mabel Snyder Mrs. Minnie Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Russell Snyder, Golden Key Hotel Mrs. Camellia C. Soldridge Starlite Diner, Fogelsville Steel Stone Manufacturing Company, Airport Road Phone 435-4172 Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Steigerwalt Mr. and Mrs. William Stopp Miss Diane Stoudt Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Stoudt Mr. and lvlrs. john Strohl Stanley A. Strohl, Chevrolet Inc. , Fogelsville Suburban Drive-In, Kutztown Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tomasko and Family Dr. E. J. Trexler Trexlertown Medic al Group Turkey Hill Farm Valley Antique Ford, Mr. C. Yeanish, Proprietor Mrs. Mabel Vandergrift Mr. and Mrs. Preston Vandegrift R. A. Wagner Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wanamaker Wayne's Dry Goods, Main St. , Kutztown Phone 683-7686 ssss Mr. and Ivlrs. George O. Weida lvlr. and Mrs. Warren Weiss The Welch Scientific Company, Louis Sileo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wenner Wentz Atlantic, 2626 W. Emaus Ave. , Allentown Nh. and M.rs. Clayton A. Werley Werley's Flying A, 21st and Tilghman, Allentown Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wert Wilson A. Wert Miss Darlene A. Wertman Mr. and Mrs. john Wesoloski Charles P. Wieand lvlr. Doyle A. Wildasin Mr. Ralph Wisser Mr. and Mrs. Lesher Yeager Robert Yeager Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Yenser Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yenser Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Yoeum Dr. Emerick Yost Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Yost Paul R. Yost, Electrolux Corp. Phone 285-4666 Your teeth and a pleasant smile are your finest assets in an endeavor. Karl Zellner Earl M. Zellner and Mrs. George I. Zellner 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zellner Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Zimmerman PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS BOOK BY HESS BROTHERS OF ALLENTOWN .Mmm rr..-our comm