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

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K , 4M , , ' A .1 'F 1 g' I Q n i X, Il i i 131 5 A an o for 'afC A zffdwwxml' M... ,W,,,,,..,-q , .w . N . .,.. . .,. ,, U' 0. if X , X 4 -N Q f' , 'I' --.,, , f ge Q' 5 W f if i Q H .4 . I . . i x ,,,...---'U o n h X sg ft Foreword XX The Yearbook Stuff of 1967 presents this edition ol' everie for the purpose ol' having an indelible reeo f ol' the events of the school year N66-67. The ds which ai re our theme will guide our X steps and steps of those to follow us as We move forward to l'g'2w1xOlll' goals in life l' WWE, +1 an Us NHL. Alf? Table of Contents Q Q iv 4245? Athletics A ' ' 76 Underclassmen H Y I f f Y sz 2 ' V Ei2I'2f1IWH l OI i6 i H ff, le I 1 ,I 1 '15, , 0 :'? , ,l,ll 1,5 ,pl I fllff ll I V haf! I Al, gldgaye liz f, 14' f 'i' 'f J I fifty? 9' 1 HVIEIQ. 1 I 4,14 1:1 6, ,KZ I lien!! Q' f .1 4,1444 f 1 ff Q4 X w.-. . ' I , 'f Q ,515 'X rj 3, if'47v'f 'gb' mag 's -' I' 6-. , 1 5'- ' 1 YZF. 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U33- 5 .. - 3 A Hi 52, -f I L. ESV . 5 -1 ff 'Nl Class of '67 an aa, 2 SEATED: Judy Emmick, Secretaryg Dennis Wanamaker, Presidentg Mr. Bowman, adviser. STANDING: Charles Fenstermaker, Vice-Presidentg Cheryl Donat, Treasurerg Mr. Morgan, adviser. Seniors at last! . . . finally made it . . . our booming, prosperous candy sales . . . coats, records, and other various paraphernalia stuffed in lockers . . . revo- lutionary playbill introduced to N.I-I.S. --the best idea the class of '67 has had thus far . . . senior privileges . . . what a life! . . . applications, applications, and more applications . . . some hopeful answers, some woeful answers . . . this is true . . . those crowded afternoons in the guidance office . . . is Mrs. Kerschner ever free? . . . smashed Parkland, ah! sweet victory! . . . presented Mr. Bland- ings Builds His Dream House . . . spin the squash . . . our Halloween fiasco, but the party made up for it . . . mine schinchronometern . . . J. P. Civitts' Testing Center . . . How do ya know? . . . Chinese proverbs . . . class meetings CU . . Kind of a Drag . . . inflation hits N.H.S.'s cafeteria . . . Mel, our unofficial National Honor Society member . . . Mein Hut Er I-lat Drei Ecken! . . . Class Day--a senior takeover . . . at last, Graduation--not an end, but a beginning . . . CLASS COLORS: Navy and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: Greatness consists in trying to be great. There is no other way. 8 Susan F. Balliet Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Susie . . . Class Clown. . . Forever making furmies with her teachers . . . Long golden hair with that glowing shine . . . Can be found eating whenever there is time . . . Neat dresser . . . Plans to enter Brandywine Junior College in die fall. G.A.A. 1,23 Gym Club 3,45 Girls' Basketball 43 Cheerleading 35 Jr. Prom Courtg Sr. Play. Karen F. Billiard Rt. 1 Orefield Academic Champion at falling off stools . . . Always a friendly Hi! . . . Lives in poorboy sweaters . . . Great fouler on the girls' basketball team . . . Noted for her original witticisms . . . Will attend Elizabethtown College. G. A. A. lg Gym Club 2, 35 Jr. Library Club lg Hockey 2, 3,45 Girls' Basketball 1, 45 Sr. Chorus 2,3,45 Tiger Talk 3, F. N. A. 3,45 F. T. A. 43 Reverie . Diane M. Bittner Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. ls it true blonds have more fun? . . . Fair-skinned . . . Boys, horses, and study halls . . . Dislikes speed limits and con- crete bridges . . . Plans to enter cosme- tology school. jr. Library Club 1. Marsha H. Bittner Rt. 1, Gerrnansville Business Ed.-Sec. Glenn . . . Chevy's forever . . . Enjoys Mr. Yeanish's classes . . . Bleached blonde . . . Lives in jumpers and shifts . . . Loves to eat. . . Drives a demuf- flered hot rod . . . May attend business school. Mary Jane Bleiler Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic jary Mane . . . lovable . . . Pos- sesses a heart-rending smile . . . Mr. Civitts' joy . . . Miss Moore's main exasperation. . . Hey Cheryl, where's your French? . . . Hopes to enter college and later work with children. G.A.A. 15 jr. Library Club 15 Sr. Chorus 3,43 County Chorus 43 F.N.A. 3,43 Color Guard 43 Sr. Play. Ronald K DeLong Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. Sec. Reta M. Blose Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Brilliant blusher . . . Follow the road to Slatington, you'l1 find her there . . . Arguing with teachers is her pastime . . . Future sees a june wedding and homemaking plans. Jr. Library 1,25 sr. Library 3,45 Tiger Talk 3. Julia A. Cole Rt. 1, Orefield Business Ed. -Cler. Judy . . . Hi ya, Mr. Yeanish! . . . Logical, ambiguous, or fallacious . . . petite, vivacious . . . Stanley . . Look out, Bell Telephone! Sr. Chorus 3,43 Hockey 35 Reverie 3 County Chorus 4. Poly . . . Van Gogh of N.H.S. Gym Club 1,23 Sr. Chorus 2,3,43 PY 'Reverie , Sr. Play. Arthur M. Dieter X Rt. l, Germansville Industrial Arts Peanuts . . . Has a cute little red car. . . XXX . . . Likes working on engines more than homework . . . Will remember Mrs. Hershey's class . . . Future Sees the Army or trade school. Cheryl H. Donat Rt. 2, Kempton Academic Exists on carrots, apples, tangerines, and Irwin . . . Color her lavendar . . . One of the big three in French class . . . Works for what she receives . . . Prospective Hartwick College freshman. Class Treasurer 2, 3,43 G.A.A. 1, Hockey 2, 35 Jr. Library 1, Majorettes 3, 45 jr. Prom Court, Reverie Co-Editor, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Play. Monsewer . . . Has his own homemade accent in French . . . Rich little poor boy . . . Knows Mr. Yeanish's Chinese proverbs by heart . . . Big rip! . . . Hopes to indulge in some form of art education. Coun Chorus 3, 4, Student Council 25 Judith L. Emmick Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed. -Sec. Gidget . . . Smiley . . . Always where the action is . . . Oops! . . . Wild swimming parties . . . Mighty in all manifesm . . . Student Council leader . . . Good cookie baker . . . Will engage in secretarial work. Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 43 Girls' Basketball l,2, 33 jr. Prom Courtg G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Class Secretary 43 Cheer- leading 3, 4. James R. Farber Rt. 2, New Tripoli Industrial Arts Bub . . . Routy . . . Riotous . . . Dieter's side kick . . . Always found at Bambergers . . . Needs a new car . . . School-taboo!! . . . Enchanting eyes . . . Sexy sideburns . . . Fought the law, the law won! . . , Future in mechanics. Basketball 1,23 3, Manager 43 Baseball 1,2,33 Football 2. medicine . Charles J. Fenstermaker Rt. 1, Breinigsville Academic Charlie . . . Resembles Santa's elf . . . Liberace II . . . Everyone's buddy . . . Comical senior . . . Good party host . . . Always goofing around . . . You better believe it! . . . Plans a career in Student Cotmcil 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2,3 43 Sr. B.A.A. 2, 3,43 jr. Prom COLLYIQ Class Vice-President 43 Sr. Play. Ronald L. Fogle Rt. 2, New Tripoli Industrial Arts Birdie . . . Collects junk cars . . . Almost National Honor Society suspect . . . Quiet . . . Sleepy on school mornings . . . Lurch . . . Loves schoo1?? . . . Future in mechanics. Basketball Manager 3. Gene L. Fries Rt. 1, Breinigsville Industrial Arts Great guitar player . . . Faithful user of Vaseline Hair Tonic . . . Mrs. I-Iershey's pain . . . N.H.S. 's Duane Eddie . . . Pushy and overpowerful on bus 4 . . . Loves girls! . . . Future in mechanics. Linda M. Fries Rt. 1, Germansville Business Ed. -Cler, Faithful girls' basketball manager . . . Always walking the halls . . . Travel en- thusiast. . . Willing to lend a hand when- ever needed . . . IBM school next year. F.H.A. 1,2, 33 jr. Chorus 1,23 Sr. Chorus 3, 43 Girls Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2,3,43 Tiger Talk 3,43 Cotuity Chorus 23 Varsity N 4. Phillip Fuller Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Fullip Philler . . . Tiger jacket and helmet from 1920? . . . Eccentric . . . Feels homework is unnecessary . . . Thinks highly of himself . . . High aptitude--low performance . . . Hopes for an Air Force career. Gym Club 1,2, 33 Gym Team 2,33 Wrestling 33 Boys' Cooking Club 1, 2, 33 Sr. Play. Judith M. Gaither Rt. 1, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Sec. Artistically inclined . . . Good dancer . . . C-ay and carefree . . . Petite . . . Always laughing . . . Ray . . . Sweet Sally Prutty in Class Play. Sr. Chorus 3,43 Gym Club 33 County Chorus 3,43 Tiger Talk 33 Sr. Play. Kenneth H. Gehringer Rt. 2, Kutztown Academic Willy . . . One of the big 3 senior wrestlers . . . Fords??? . . . Shy . . . Hopes to attend Penn State Extension in the fall. Physical Fitness Club 33 Wrestling 3,43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Varsity N 3, 4. Terry D. Geist Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Super Ghost . . . Retired wrestler . . . Quiet . . . l have to evaluate the facts . . . Go Chevy Go . . . Mr. Civitis' chief thinker . . . Future in the Armed Forces. Varsity N 3,43 Wrestling 33 Physical ' Fitness 3,jr. B.A.A. 1,2. Irwin P. Hamm Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic IrV . . . Man from Uncle addict . . . Possesses unique cool beat, . . Would like to campaign for the Presidency . . . Has a second home in Wanamakers . . . Hopes to attend Rider College. Basketball 2, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, B.A.A. 1,2,3,43 jr. Prom Court, Varsity N 4, National Honor Society 43 Sr. Play. Lamar R. Hamm Rt. l, New Tripoli' Industrial Arts Beachball . . . Faithful band member and basketball manager . . . Tries to sleep in classes . . . Likes shop . . . May attend Uade school. ' Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,43 Varsity N 1,2,3,43 B.A.A. 2,4. Marlin E. 'Hamm Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic Hoagie . . . Loyal basketball and baseball manager . . . Quick tempered . . . Would do anything for a friend . . , Drives cute little Rambler . . . Future will include business school. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1 , 2, 3,43 Football Manager 35 B.A.A. l,2, 3,43 Varsity N 1,2,3,4, Reverie . Ray M. Hartman Rt. 1, Germansville Industrial Arts Touchdown, basket, homerun . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Hey watch that pole! . . . Little flirt . . . Hall roamer , , , Alright . . . Girls forever! Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Football 3,43 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 B.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Football Club 3,45 Varsity N 2,3,4g Ir. Prom Court. Joan S. Hayes Rt. 1, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Quiet, always reading , . . Industrious student . . . Likes V.W. 's . . . Friendly disposition , . . Always eating sour lemons . . . Thinks little kids are a pain . . . Will enter business school, Sr. Library 1, 2, 3, 4. Barry C. Heintzelman Rt. 1, Breinigsville Academic Behind-the-Susie flirt . . . Never alone . . . A tree's best friend. . . Cute wiggle Ti ht levis . . Bari . . . Bicker- . . . g . ing is his pastime. Baseball l,2,3,43 Gym Club 25112. Prom Court, Sr. Play. Dennis E. Heintzelman Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Igor , . . Quiet. . . Friendly. . . Enjoys trig, but not economics . . . Loyal trumpeter in N. I-LS. Band . . . Active in 4-H. . . Super Ghost's shadow. . . Can't be beaten at tick-tack-toe . . . College bound. Band 1, 2,3,4. Paula M. Henry Rt. 2, Kempton Business Ed. -Cler. Bowling enthusiast with a 35 'average . . . Likes to play lifeguard at Ontelaunee Park . . . Also likes blind dates . . . Hope to be a successful secretary. Sr. Chorus 43 County Chorus 4, F. N. A. 45 G. A. A. 4. Kenneth E. Hill Rt. 2, Kutztown Academic Ken . . . Pilot of that cute little rocket ship in the parking lot . . . Carries his glasses more than he wears them . . . Enjoys a good, clean discussion on sex . . . Wants to become an educated blun. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, Chess Club 13 County Chorus 45 Sr. Chorus 4, Sr. B. A. A. 2, 3,45 Reverie 5 Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Sr. Play. Mary Lou Hoffner Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed. -Sec. Louie . . . Basketball buff . . . Only female who was out on the first day of hunting season . . . Plans to attend busi- ness school or junior college. Color guard 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 1, 45 Hockey 33 Sr. Chorus 33 County Chorus 35 Reverie g Student Council 3,45 Jr. Prom Co-chairman. 144 6 .-V013 fi it'ff'7' Linda L. Keller Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Chicky . . . Great leader of the cheer- ing squad . . . Ter1'y's only possible reason for going AWOL . . . Hey Chick, where did you get the rope burns? . . . Future Broad Street executive secretary? National Honor Society 45 jr. Prom Court, Cheerleading 2, 3,43 Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Basketball 1, Majorette lg jr. Library 15 G.A.A. 2,3. Brian W. Kistler Rt. 2, New Tripoli Academic Byron . . . Hitler of bus 3 . . . Always combing his wavy locks . . . Mr. Stoudt's reason for hyper-tension . . . Champion button roller . , . Future in field of biological science . Student Council 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3,43 Varsity N 3, 43 Class Secretary 2, 35 jr. Prom Court. Donna L. Klingaman Rt. 2, Kempton Business Ed. -Sec. Vibrant color guard . . . Little white Ford lover . . . Blue-eyed bonnie . . . How many days till graduation? ' . . . Pleasing manners . . . Future plans include secretarial work. F.H.A. 13 Color guard 2, 3,45 Girl's Basketball Manager 23 Guitar Club 25 F.N.A. 35 Ir. Prom Court 33 Reverie 4. Mary Ann Koons .wx on-9' Rt. 1, Orefield Academic The girl carrying the Great Wall of ' China . . . Flustered at an Luidesirable mark . . . Champion water pistol hider r to teach German. -- G.A.A. 13 Girls' Basketball 1,43 Hockey 35 F.T.A. 2,3 43 Reverie 4- Tiger Talk 3,4, Coleditor 35 National Honor . . . Avid basketball spectator . . . Hopes 'Ei Society 3,45 Sr. Play 4. f Kenneth W. Kunkel Rt. 1, Kempton Vocational Agriculture Tiny . . . Active in F.F.A ..,. usually at Starlite . . . Sexy secretary in Rinse The Blood Off My Toga . . . Dis- likes know-it- alls. F. F. A. 2, 4. 15 Nora E. Lawton Rt. 1, Schnecksville Vocational Home Ec Long-winded senior . . . Finds Mr. Koc.h's study halls very interesting . . . 11th grade cheerleader . . . Enjoys swim- ming and horseback riding. G. A. A. li jr. Library Club 13 Gym Club 2,33 F. N. A. 23 Girls' Basketball Manager 23 Sr. Library Club 23 Tiger Talk 33 Cheerleading 3. Craig W. Loch -- New Tripoli General Loc.hy . . . Red hot Chevy . . . Fabulous drtunmer . . . Late starter on the basketball team . . . Champion tire- roller . . . Gets a charge out of driving milk trucks. Basketball 2,43 Band 1, 233,43 County Band 3,43 B. A. A. 1, 233,43 Varsity N 4. Jenny L. Mazepa Rt. 1, Orefield General Malibu Mazepa . . . Exists on Mac- Double burgers and french fries . . . Muriel . . . Monday'S her day off . . . Judy Greenwood's Miss Charm . . . Future at Parson's College. Sr. Play3 Gym Club 1,2,3,43 Gym Team 1, 2, 3,43 Tiger Talk 33 Girls' Basketball 2,43 Cheerleading 3,43 Girls' Service Club 43 Class President 2, 33 Stu- dent Council 4. Patricia A McMullen Rt 2, New Tripoli Academic Pat Could not exist without the Monkees' almond clusters and Bucknell Frustrated driver 'To be great is to be misunderstoou Plans to become a special education teacher Color Guardl 2 3 4 Sr Chorus 2 3 4, County Chorus 2 3,43 Gym Club 1 Girls' Basketball 1 Rever1e , Sr Pla jr. Prom co-chairman. David W Miles Rt. 2 New Tripoli Academic 'Bill' . . Frustrated chemistry buff . . . Mr. Achenbach's private electrician . . . Model railroader from Werley s Corner . . . Plans on majoring in elec- tronics or engineering in college. Gym Club 1, 23 Band 1, 23 Chorus 3,43 County Chorus 3,43 Boys' Cooking Club 1, 2, 3. Glenn C. Miller Rt. 1, Germansville Vocational Agriculture Quiet . . . Easy to get along with . . . Takes great interest in his F. F. A. projects . . . Likes working on his Olds convertible . . . Plans to become an electrician's apprentice F.F. A. 3,45 Football 35 Science Club 1. Glen D. Minnich Rt. 2, Kutztown Vocational Agriculture Mighty wrestler . . . Friendly guy. . . Keystone Farmer. . . Enjoys gym, study halls and math class . . . Undecided future. Wrestling 2, 3,45 B. A. A. 1, 25 Physical Fitness 2, 3,45 Football 3,45 F.F. A. 1,2, 3 , 4. .... . gym, Sally A. Nagle Rt. 2, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Sec. 1 Sal . . . Quiet. . . Pastime is dreaming about Aaron. . . Efficient shorthand student . . . Miss Wertman's pride and joy . . . Future is to be a secreta ry. National Honor Society 4. Louis M. Polak lll Rt. 2, Kuiztown Academic Louie . . . Noted for his neat, legi- ble handwriting . . . Feels most comfort- able in a black sweater and pedal pushers . . . Refuses to take chem tests . . . Class rebel . . . Says he wants to be a nuclear physicist? B. A. A. 1, 2,3, 45112 Prom Court. Nancy M. Rex Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic Soft-spoken. . . Friendly. . . Sensi- tive . . . Devoted band and chorus mem- ber . . . Mrs. Hausman'sright-hand girl . . . Great on the flying rings. . . Future is in the nursing profession. Band 1,2,3,45 Sr. Chorus 2,3,45 County Chorus 45 G. A. A. 2,3,45 F.N, A. 2,3,45 Sr. Play. Carole M. Shellhammer Rt. 1, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Cler. Watch out for her '58 Ford . . . Enjoys almost everything . . . Great sense of humor . . . Friendly smile . . . Loves blind dates . . . Can always be found writing letters . . . Probable IBM student. Color Guard 1, 2,35 Hockey 3,45 Li- brary Club 3. Christine M. Skubish Rt. 1, New Tripoli Business Ed. -Sec. Chris . . . Happy-go-lucky senior . . . Always struggling to get her home- work done . . . Mrs. Hershey's scapegoat . . . Tall and slim . . . Forever boy troubles . . . Enjoys talking on the phone . . . Future is in secretarial work. F. N. A. 2, 4. Patricia J. Snyder Rt. 1, Germansville Business Ed. -Sec. Little Pat . . . Quiet . . . 5 foot 2 eyes of blue . . . Sits tall in her 2 plus 2 Pontiac . . . Loves Planter Peanut Bars . . . Beautifully designed lunch bags . . Prettiest Prom Queen NHS ever had. Jr. Prom Queen, Gym Club 1, 2, 3,43 Gym Team 2, 33 Hockey 2,3, 4, Cheer- Ieading 43 Reverie. R l Larry D. Sourwine Rt. 1, New Tripoli Academic Cotton . . . Never seen with an un- . ruly mop . . . Likes peanuts, uma fish salad, and Mercedes Benz's . . . Always has an answer for Mr. Civitts's questions . . . Will further his education at the Community College. B. A. A. 13 Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Reverie. Phyllis A. Stahley Rt. 1, Germansville Business Ed. -Sec. Phy1 . . . Beatle bangs . . . Carrot top . . . Often found in Palmerton. . . Charlie . . . Apest to Mr. Yeanish . . . Talkative . . . Protests homework . . . Will seek secretarial work at a large firm. , 3 Melinda L. Stoudt Rt. 1, Breinigsville Business Ed. -Sec. Mel . . . Industrious and active stu- dent . . . Former Beatlette . . . Remem- bered for her pink flowered lingerie . . . Will be a Katherine Gibbs Girl. G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleading 3,45 Tiger Talk 3,45 Reverie 5 Gym Team 2, 35 Varsity N 45 jr. Prom Court5 Sr. Play. Corby G. Street Rt. 1, Schnecksville Academic Streety '. . . Would make a clmnsy horse . . . Science fiction fiend . . . Finds Mrs. Hershey exasperating . . . That's cool . . . Thought-provoking cut-up . . . Will enter Hofstra University. Boy's Cooking Club 1,2, 35 Gym Club 1,2,35 Gym Team 35 Student Council5 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Reverie 5 Sr. Play. Diane E. Utsch Rt. 1, Orefield Business Ed. -Cler. Utschy . . . Comes to school when she's in the mood . . . Class Rebel . Dislikes to get up early . . . Easy to get along with if you give her gum . . . No definite future plans. Joyce A. Utt Rt. 2, Kempton Business Ed. -Sec. Constantly changing her hair color . . . Enjoys her study halls . . . Always has her nose in a shorthand book . . . star-gazes every Sth period in 113 . . . future secre- tary or hairdresser. F. H. A. 35 Gym Club 3. Stephanie A. Supp Rt. 1, Orefield Academic Steph . . . Small but mighty . Mr. Stoudt's pin cushion . . . Takes Mr Dilliard's kidding with a shudder . . World's loudest Whisperer . . . Likes taking leisure walks with what's-his-name Prospective executive Secretary. Cheerleading 2,3,45 Gym Club 1 2 3 45 Gym Team 2,35 Student Council 2 3 Jr. Prom Court5 Varsity N 45 Rever Sr. Play. 5 E James R. Wentz Rt. 2, Slatington Industrial Arts jim . . . Sports enthusiast. . . Who cares about school? . . . Cheerful per- sonality . . . Enjoys being accompanied by girls . . . Determined and aggressive individual . . . Future includes trade school or the service. Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 B. A. A. 3,43 Var- sity N 3,4-. Donald E. Zellner Rt. 2, Slatington Industrial Arts Zeke . . . One of the sparky Tiger Five . . . Enjoys driving his Mustang . . . Nonchalant, restless individual . . . Usu- ally found with the shop guys . . . Future is undecided. Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 B. A. A. 1, 25 Var- sity N 3,4. Donald C. Wagner Rt. 1, Kempton Academic X Don . . . Dedicated and conscientious wrestler. . . Pleasing personality. . . Of- ten found in Kutztown . . . Rarely has much to say . . . Enjoys reading about aviation . . . Future is in agricultural work. Wrestling 2, 3,45 Varsity N 3,45 Gym Club 1,2. Dennis C. Wanamaker Rt. 1, Germansville Academic Gris or Fireball . . . Second home is in Slatington . . . Added spark to our basketball team . . . Doesn't dig chem . . . Member of the 11th grade class chorus. Band 1, 2, Wrestling 3, Class Vice- President 35 Class President 43 Ir. Prom Court, Basketball 45 Varsity N 4. SPEED lsr 'D A 1 .,. QRESUP1 E - Q ' BP? Remember When . There was a flood in the boys' lav? Where did you Karen fell off the bleachers? eXPeCf mle t0 Susie and Barry WERENT fighting? jjlifgjiqgn 3 Kenny Kunkel got to school on time? booth? Mary Lou's car started on fire? David Miller DIDN'T need a haircut? School lunches were only 25 cents? A few seniors had an appointment with Doctor Zhivago? Brian eliminated a tree on the lawn next to the school parking lot? Craig rolled a truck tire into Mrs . Hershey's English class? Melinda did a cartwheel at a pep rally in her flowered undies? Ronnie DeLong got in trouble for waving at a policeman? The Junior Prom of 1966 was held in the Americus Hotel ballroom? Dennis Wanamaker found a few parts of his car missing one night? We ate crackers and Girl Scout cookies in civil defense class? Stephanie played old Mrs. Hackett in the assembly preview of the play? Charlie was murdered in Room 107 as a result of a premeditated plot? Won, it's a lot better than putting makeup on every morning. This little Piggy yvent to Q just because market, this I was late for little piggy class doesn't mean. . . Half the senior class was absent on the first day of deer hunting season? Phil couldn't start his car and there was a pileup at a stop sign while the play cast was enroute to Barry's party? The chilled but happy seniors were given a tour of the Bethlehem Steel Plant? David Miles found his car in the bushes after play practice? Melinda tacked herself to the bulletin board during a happening ? Pat McMullen and Pat Skelly were confined to homeroom for a month because of forging a pass? Mr. Baer laid a patch in the parking lot? Mary jane, Pat, and Steph had a guided tour of the boys' lav? Are you sure this will make me get big and tall? x Can't we . ever be 1 a1one? It's pretty hot for how cold it is! 1 S The trash can knocked on Miss Moore's door? Phil insisted that studying caused cancer? Barry and Louie brewed tea in chem lab class? We were the Senior Class of Northwestern High? Mary Ann Koons Corby Street Most Studious Friendliest Judy Emmick Phil Fuller Most Dependable Stephanie Supp Ken Hill Julie Cole Dennis Wanamaker Charlie F enstermaker Susie Balliet 22 Most Courteous Senior Class Comedians 'N Class Rebels Superlatives Most Athletic Diane Ursch Louis Polak Linda Keller Marlin Hamm Mel Stoudt Ray Hartman Barry Heinizelm Cheryl Donat 23 Most School Spirit Most Artistic Ronnie Delong Judy Gaither Most Cool Senior Activities Halloween Party and Dance On Friday, October 29, 1967, the seniors sponsored a Halloween Party for elementary students. Members of the class of '67 participated as instruc- tors for the games and supervised all events at the party. Immediately following the party, a Halloween Dance was held in the gym for high school students. Playbill This year those attending either of the presentations of Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House received a published playbill complete with patrons and numerous advertisements . This successful innovation by the class of '67 added over 5300 to the class trea- sury. Picnic at Oswald's Grove ' ff Q5 7 ' gi 5' is Senior Class Trip to New York City Arriving in New York City A guide at the United Nations New York from the U. N. Plaza C i A friend in New York .1 to see Barefoot in the Park The Met at I Entering Radio City Music Hall Lincoln Center Entering the Broadway Theater to see Funny Girl The Rockettes Dinner at Head- A toast to Ronnie DeLong who missed the bus Intermission Back on the bus ' quarter' s Restaurant The long ride home , f. H . ago: -re w, , f- I 1:-sm , , M., 1 1 . .f .aww X , if bs, ss Y., , f 5555 1 . W. Q V X . 2 EQ 3 '- ' . 1' 51 it A1 johnny Hackett . . Mrs. Eph Hackett. Mrs. Bildad Prutty Miss Isobel Prutty. Sally Prutty .... Ronald Delong Ted Palmer ......... Phil Fuller Nancy Rex Irene de Pelford . . . Susan Balliet Pat McMullen Director ..... . . Mr. Richard F. Bear Mary jane Bleiler Assistant Director. . . . Mrs. Shirley Hershey Judy Gaither 27 Stage Manager . . . . David Miles fm 0-W 'K ,, .. . U Ig . . tw .Eg 3 gg 'gg Q .. 'ii f 3 , , . 5 P' . . 4 , Q ' I . X . '-'lui Q ,QQ hVi? ' fi Q .Jig 5X g .-.. e K sf Q O E 5 rf if E tl rd 2 nd H.. GJ E Q 2 5 E va ri. an GJ El 2 U 2 nl 4-1 CD .,-1 -1 v-1 ei DQ vi .-3 sa nl-I .E cu U 2 .E .2 .D E cn U ro.. s-4 .SZ E DQ 2 M. Tb o I-L. ni H.. GJ 4-3 .2 Q si 5 o nc l- CD 55. I-Le GJ Q: I-X4 .J :T +3 EU v-I Z H. U3 Si O Q LJ H. GJ m QJ v-I III 2 e5 SI O n-I GJ Q ni W. GJ ZZ! 2 Q H. GJ E E C1 mv: 'El .-G' I-'cg nu b0 D 5 O Off Q Z O U F-Y-I va 235 5' U: A si rd E rv U0 .E 91 G Q.. .5 5 rn .-i H.. zu .-'11 rd E nl S3 rv 3 Q 0. 'Eb nt Z vi H.. QD 0.1 U.. rn 2. D51 nd :S GJ D5 2.5 ru I D-I 5 O ni E E-' Q O o ZX? 2 Q. '63 U A oi Q. 53 VJ vi ru. Q. GJ N Ui 2 A R. KU FE R5 O Fx H.. GJ E DQ 2 Q.. GJ a E K1 5. 5 'U Q VJ E sa. B. Z1 X1 .s H. GJ E 2 L5 Q. GS E 'a El S2 us 2 Q ei E td m 5 O DC 'S O F-Y-1 S E :ii 2 -36 fi. o 8. ii Q 2 :fi o E 2 o 'E 5 's an ai E. D 'A --I P1 'F4 I Wagner, K. ch el, C. Street, J., Wentz, D. Zellner, T. Geist, B. Kistler, P. Fuller, D. Kunk ntzelman, M K j. Farb er, M. Hoffner, Baccalaureate exercises were held on the evening of Sunday, June ll, 1967. The Reverend Charles D. Rockel delivered the SSI'I'1'1OI1 . Class Orators Corby G. Street, Kenneth E. Hill Commencement exercises were held on the following Tues day, june 13, 1967. The guest speaker was Judge Henry V. Scheirer, a judge of the Lehigh County Court of Common Pleas, whose topic was Where Can I Go From Here. Orations were given by Kenneth E. Hill and Corby G . Street, who spoke on Criteria for Moral Standards in Today's Youth and Develop ment of Moral Standards in the School, respectively . Class Officers Dennis Wanamaker, President Cheryl Donat, Treasurer Charles Fenstermaker, Vice-President Nl Q fl'-2sF' 512 mr 'SH f 3 s fi- ks f Q'1, My , I . s XSL, lx. .f f 'fix - Q s mm wsu FM Underclassmen wx, ' f 'V a 'QDSLNC L , XS?- V' 2335 , Y. 2 21 -- 55 .. L M551 ' ' . Junior Class SEATED: Donna Utt, Anna Wisser, Larry Bachman, Mrs. Miles. STANDING: Sterling Hamm, Mr. Koch Without the juniors-who-can't-wait-to-be-seniors, there would be no lively and spirited conversation bubbling forth from the doorways of 107, 110, and 116 every school morning. The class of '68 has had a variety of activities this year. Along with having a dance after the football bonfire rally, they also sold Tiger license plates to upperclassmen. The most spectacular event in the juniors' schedule was the presentation of the annual Prom. Spring Mist was a great success and was enjoyed by everyone who attended. We Wish much success and happiness to next year's graduates and hope they will have a memorable senior year. Officers are: President, Larry Bachmang Vice-President, Sterling I-Iammg Secretary, Anna Wisserg and Treasurer, Donna Utt. The advisors are Mrs. Miles and Mr. Koch. 34 Class of if-. in l V I lim - ,aa :Q ',v7:' X' Donna . ' Daryl Bei: Gildner Bonita ' Hamm 'DAT' T Darryl .id T . T Hamm b ,Q Robert Binder L - 'Q ,Q A Q S, -ni Hamm ..5. K y G AVI' A , S . ,tgvu . E , K in . Vs , ,, ' ' A , .J in Kathryn Christman .,, . a. .1- Richard S- T . Hausman ,. T 17? V' Robert ld J Hendricks Q A A Linda V Christman ' , 'M Harold J Betty all Dietrich H Hem' ff I , T A 7 A L , Dale . , , f Wilmer T A , Everett K , ' Hunsicker L is ..,vA V I , ef 1 ' M '.'v' TOP ROW: TOP ROW: Eileen Althouse, Daniel Bhchman, Larry David Follweiler, Barry Frivzinger, Susan Bachman Fritzinger MIDDLE ROW: MIDDLE ROW: W. Kenneth Boehm, Delores Bougher, joseph Brunner BOTTOM ROW: E Gloria Everett, Ruth Fink, Raymond Flyte Sterling Hamm, Sandra I-Iandwerk, Barry Harter BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Kehl, Rebecca Kindred, Ronald Kistler NOT PICTURED: Renee Hamm, LeRoy Koch, Leon Meitzler, Gary Wertman, Donald Zimmerman Juniors Marie Kunkel Theresa Kunkel joseph Lazowicki Carol Leiby Nancy Leiby Roland Lenhart Beatrice Lichtenwalner Charlotte Long Kathleen Muth .a,., 1, Marlene Knerr Christal Kocher Richard Kuhns K .Ns?' xi Marie Ohl Annette Olaynick Preston Pfeifly Doris Phillips Debra Pollock Janet Rehrig Keith Reitz , L li fe My 5 Lillie Mae Salash Annette Scheffler Phyllis Scheffler Paulette Witmer Sherwood Zettlemoyer Gloria Zimmerman Juniors Linda Schellhamer Lucinda Schuck Rickey Seyler Janice Shellhammer Craig Shreve Ruth Ann Snyder Donald Tanner Lana Turner Henry Weaver Russel Weiss Brian Werley William Wert james Wirth Anna Wisser if T. I Lf. L' 'vi fill! ' :ee ::,,. ifiyfx f Marguerite Stoss Donna Utt Linda Walbert Edward Watt . ,X , g an X N i t X 'r 1 f 'Wy Q yea. aa: 1, Q 'bg V I 1 H1 E 3, .... W X ..-Q -F f - V l - - awww wwe , sftbgsgfs zifftfwm - ww - t to f V f limi .. . g S . 5 ., Y . , S ,A,,.....4w-f,-a-Hf - it . 1, N f . - , S Senior Farewell On the evening of Saturday, May 27, 1967, the Senior Farewell was held at the Allentown Holiday Inn. Music for Spring Mist was by the Dignifieds. Gloria Zim- merman, escorted by Harold Henry, was selected as Queen by those attending the event. She was crowned by Pat Snyder, Queen of last year's Prom. The remainder of Gloria's court and their escorts were: Kathryn Christman Larry Bachman Bonita Hamm Sterling Hamm Renee Hamm Daniel Bachman Kathleen Muth Craig Shreve Sherwood Zettlemoyer Doris Phillips Annette Scheffler Richard Seyler Phyllis Scheffler Keith Reitz Holly Reitz Scott Stoudt fFlowergirlJ Klrownbearerb v HW -456644767 255 15667!a4w7!Zf Q Ze 1 5fw6Mz5:6 K . ' ' an Sprlng Mlst Presented by Junior Class Sophomore Class SEATED: Gail Emmick, Gary Stoudt, Mr. Dilliavrd. STANDING: Ann Steigerwalt, Mike Kohler, Mr. Kemmerer Without the laughter and gaiety that is contributed by the class of '69, the halls of N. I-I.S. would be dark and dreary. Because the class is newly organized, they have not carried on many activities. But the one function which they did sponsor, The Sweetheart Swing, featuring the Lost Souls, proved to be a tremendous hit! Through their sales in the annual magazine campaign, they acquired over three hundred dollars for their quickly growing treasury. The best of luck and success to this class in its future years at N.H.S. Officers are: President, Gary Stoudtg Vice President, Mike Kohler, Secretary, Ann Steigerwaltg and Treasurer, Gail Emmick. The Advisors are Mr. Kemmerer and Mr. Dilliard. 40 Class of fix ofifwrwmfffiij A 15 ei S ? Ni' , X 'VS 3 E is X K3 f . ,.,. . ,,,,. r K9 QQ 1. . TOP ROW: Dale Arner Charles Bachman Ann Balliet Kenneth Batz AT LEFT: Bruce Bittner Larry Bittner Beverly Bower MIDDLE ROW: Jeffrey Christman Jacqueline Croizier Kermit DeLong Diane Derr BOTTOM ROW: joel Fenstermaker Noreen Fensterrnaker jan Fetherolf Russell Fetherolf L nk wage 5 is lim ti Kathleen Detwe1ler Gail Emmick Judith Farber Sheila Feinour NOT PIC TU RED : Christine C onklin 41 Charles Funk Karen Gaither Larry Gardner S idney G erm an TOP ROW Wanda Fetherolf Stephen Fillman David Fink Chfford Foulke MIDDLE ROW Mane Greenawald Karl Haas Shirley Haldeman Wilbur Hamm AT RIGHT: Larry Hartman Denise Hayes Richard Hebelka BOTTOM ROW: Donna Held john I-Ioffner Herman Holben Larry Hower So homore .gn 1 ' .11 4 ii L 'Y Larry Kemmerer p - f .- W V fps 'K , ., Ry Barrie Kiser U of s l rri 'f' K 'nl Q M l5il1o1i2elnRo13er sm ian K ,,,7 ,F I L . ,Q-, Q ag X if an S L George Lenhart Robert Lenhart Dennis Loch Marshall Mangold Carl Masters joel Matthias in -1 K .,,., . K' .. 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I '31 - - I' Freshmen Nassam Abraham Brenda Bachman Kenneth Bachrnan Deborah Baker Marie Barlip William Bartholomew Karen Bauscher Lucille Beitler Carol Billig Richard Bleiler Bruce Bower Kee Bubbenmoyer Susan Carter Diane Chattin june Cogan Kim Corrnan Andrea Creitz Jeffery David Bruce Dietrich Leonard Dietrich George Fister Travis Frensky Faye Frey Donald Fritzinger Carl Funk Henry Fusselman Richard Gaither joan Geiger Richard Geiger Clay German Diane German Donna German Ronald Grim C arol Harte r Ronald Hartman john Harvey Gailen Hausman LeRoy Herm any Richard Hermany Warren Hollinger Barbara Horn Bruce Huegel Eugene Huegel Ronald Humphries David Hunsicker Dennis Hrmsicker Virginia Kehres James Kindred Bonita Koch Bruce Krause Wayne Krause Ronald Knmkel Roy Kunkel Timothy Kunkel ig , ' Efiir 3 gr ea 'YF' ' aff? x X A S 1355 ., ' Y? if Iffgziifinl, -stirs f V .. f- 1 X .. , , ' ,, ' V . us 5 K . ' 2 g Al f' . A -- in XE' 5. 13 'E' 4 L .- fkie 2' .ff efkxagisnyig f My -. 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Wi .- f ff if , it n k , Liq jfs W MM 33 Avi. ew .pw ft'-f' x 4 Susan Sechler Freshmen Scherlene Leibensperger Keith Leiby Brian Lindtner janet Loch Linda Loch Warren Loch Richard Lutterschmidt Donna Mantz je an M antz Sharon McCullough Victoria Merkel Lynn Miller Daniel Mosser Neil Oswald Saretta Oswald Donald Peters Robert Phillips George Polak Earl Poniscan Sharon Lee Ponicsan Dawn' Re ppert Sandra Rex M I an arySch5llham er Randy Schellhamer Ruth Schmoyer Harold Schuck Keith Seidel Brian Shellhammer Larry Shellhammer Priscilla Shreve Ann Sittler Vincent Skubish Betty Lou Smith Wanda Snyder Barbara Supp William Truitt Rosa Vega Edgar Watt Dennis Weaver Diane Weiss Jocelyn Werley Richard Wertman Katherine Wiesner Linda Wiesner Christopher Wilson Lee Wink Anna Wirth Connie Wisser Kathleen Wisser Larry Wisser Susan Wisser Nancy Wotring Linda Yost Dale Zellner ..,-- ' i g ian t r me ig , L W ww . 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K f f ' 'w is .L tt s fx Eighth Nevin Acker Thomas Bachman Gail Bieber Debra Bittner Peggy Bittner Dennis Blose Leonard Bogert Charlene Boyd Marlene Boyd Barry Breininger Dean Brunner Catherine Burkhart Gail Christman Robert Christman Emma jo Coombe Donna Croizier Jayson Dilcher David Drxunmer Elaine Everett Debbie Fatzinger Keith Feinour Dean Fenstermacher Mark Fenstermaker Renee Fink Robert Fink Sandra Fink Grade Carl Fries Dennis Fritz Dennis Fritzinger Dorothy Fritzinger Barb ara Fuller Margaret Gardner Lynn German Jane Haaf Dennis Haas Ray Haldeman Patrice Hamm Treena Hamm Dennis Hartman james Hebelka Carl Hein Richard Held Kathleen Henninger Vincent Hermany Barbara Holben Edward Hollenbach Jeffrey Horn Charlotte Huegel Charles jones Clarence jones Frank Jones Linda Kistler Mae Kistler Gary Klingaman Larry Kocher 46 v 1 :' A Jw fa. 7,1 Q as S Q Q' if NW .., ks, l , A I K .P X ' iw K M5 .4 1 v. .. - 'Q Q Q, Y Q .Q - -u , .V 3 T' if . 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'.-- .S iefn ' E. ma ai' 395 E s ix , 3,2 af W I ., 1.10 is .V ae, r X , Regina Scheffler BHPYY Schefflef K .-.' wayne Sechler L h i s Randy seyier L ' - Melodie J ,, Shellhammer - Keith Smith ' Q i 5' L iee 'ee Susan Smoyer ,IL 1 K - David Snyder l I 5 I, A Diane Snyder it in '. : ' - f ,fa Debra Stahley nab- ., X L , Vicki sroudf Q Q, 1 .Q -Harriet Truitt . 'r '1- : all e i r Q 1 X J' Rial ,:!x..:I'fi' '- Wfiwifi Penny Utt Darlene Watt in 'A - Cynthia Weiss A V Carson Wen11 David Wert Gail A xiii If z Irvin Yoder ' Donna Zellner Q I A u. NOT PICTURED: L. Shafer, S. Stewart Q as A- Q fi .r ., R ' ur 5- is 'mf We ff at .. ,E at . , 5 Q L a --.Q J . P,-if gig. 4 iii as X is 'X -5 ls, r y s A 2 Q F , . ' 3 gf? 3 rho ml w, ' . - 'a-.r 3, U ,Q .T Q , we e Ez! G i -' ' 4 -k-k' ' ESQ, sr I 1 'r 11 W' 1 X, A 4 Y 1 .WA , 0 ...KNEE gf, in by ix., G if if fx 2 hx A we . if M l , as . S A f N X 1 Y ,S figiiifiia i X 5,:f3Qa,g gg, fi Q :l,. L, , 3 nr r ara fp fir ii? .- S 'Q' L 1 Seventh Grade Abraham Abraham Donna Andrews Scott Bagenstose Edward Baker Jeffrey Bieber Kay Bittner Wade Bittner Delores Boger Steve Bower Kent Bubbenmoyer Sandra Christman Gary Christman jane David Kathleen DeLong Richard DeWitt Lester Dietrich Beverly Eck Darlene Fink Cheryl Foulke Thomas Frensky james Fritzinger Carol Fuller Linda Gehringer Deborah George Carol German Susan German Debra Gildner Dianne Greenawald Leon Greenawald Richard Gressley Francis Gross Roy Gruber David Haff Louise Haas Ryan Hamm linda Hausman Mark Heintzelman Nevin Heintzelman David Held John Henderson Doris Herber Eloise Herinany Ernest Holben Jean Hollinger Larry Horning Diane Houck Joan Houck Arnold Kemmerer Joanne Kemmerer Carl Kistler Donna Kistler Marcia Kistler Michael Kistler Francis Kocher rli fiazee ev. f lag il gx xtn it ., QQ g Q ig I saefzw, ' .r sxll . e ra e a A A eaei QQ? N f :ii Ei.: yy - 3 -.,: K L M 5 We ' V I rf,, . i y L,,L - r I . H... : . . V gf ,UQ 4 4 A iw , P '93 X x A , 4-8 -a ww? a e il, . . lr G, gf 1 '.,- K x ' -aa D Q I 1a mea. - rs Q 'iz U Y w r,a,e:n1-.een we Q X rl fa ra x 'fig Q 3 Es V -K is Y' Z d is were ,Q aefeeyf .Lg 1 ie X N L L A We lk L A lgfaessx Seventh Grade Carlene Kramer Pamela Kratzer Linda Krurn Daniel Kuhns Charles Lazowicki Lucille Leach Ray Lenhart Suzanne Lenhart Gloria Loch Susan Loch Susan Lohrman Bonita Long Lave rn M angold Blanda Masters D avid M asters james Mastexs Ilene Miller Joel Miller Lee Miller ' linda Lee Miller Jean Minnich Susan Moyer Gary Myers Margaret Myers Bruce Obyle Bonita Oswald Carol Peters 4 Bernard Polak Edward Poust Dennis Ream Kathleen Reimert Willard Rex Gail Romig joan Sacks Beverly Shive Keith Sittler David Snyder Debra Snyder Edward Snyder Irene Solt Michele Steigerwalt Karen Stein Dennis Trexler Rosalina Vega Lynne Wanamaker Carolyn Watt Dale Watt Eugene Weiner Donna Wertman Vernon Wink Dean Witmer Gary Womer JoAnn Yoder Marlene Zettlemoyer NOT PICTURED Danlel Fetherolf 49 1' , if X57 -.favs , 5 -M4 x i 5 556 53 1' Activities S o L K xi X f i 1 ii xxx N H if A JE R Ge: .ggi W Mi 2 f ia RE E9 is: 4 it it Sm Q .Q W was Q it Qqg Swine is an SGH QQ swiss 5 S ,AP Q- f ' dv f,s55 ' ' A 'Jac nav' ,zz ff ., mwah, - f 1. n x ' 1. Lu n. Q., xl, r N 4 x'AE?4m, , 2 1, g:fi3i4-Ria? 1 L' H :f 1 X FIRST ROW: R. Seyler, M. Fenstermaker, C. Kistler, E. Poust, J. Dilcher, L. Miller, S. Bagenstose, C. Wilson. SECOND ROW: M. Kohler, D. Bachman, L. Bachman, Mr. Loy, J. Emmick, C. Fen- stermaker, L. Keller, G. Zimmerman, M. Hoffner, J. Mazepa, C. Long. THIRD ROW: S. Lenhart, S. Parry, B. Fries, E. Coombe, S. Yost, G. Emmick, R. Kindred, A. Creitz, A. Wisser, D. Utt, P. Morton, M. Steigerwalt, B. Kistler, D. Wanamaker, K. Hill, R. Bleiler, D. Hunsicker, T. Kunkel, G. Stoudt, D. Zellner, G. Polak, D. Peters, D. Masters, C. Weniz. NorthWestern's Student Council, under the direc- tion of Mr. Loy, had a variety of projects this year. Among the most important was the revision of out- dated rules in the Student Handbook. In order to raise money to have the booklet published, the Council sold 1 tiger t-shirts and their stock of school store items. l Next year it plans to buy a completely new stock so Sch 1 St that it may start a new school term with active sales . oo ore During the year, the project of designing a school flag progressed and is soon to be completed. The Council also held its annual Bundle Day' in May. Usable clothing was donated by students and faculty for the Save the Children Federation. On Career Day, Council members served as guides to invited speakers who presented talks on their respective occupations or the area of Work in which they were employed. This year homeroom presidents, vice presidents, and secretaries were elected by the students in each room. The homeroom presidents were included in all Council meetings. Elected Council officers for the 1966-67 school term were: President, Judy Emmickg Vice-President, Charles Fenstermakerg Secretary, Linda Kellerg and Trea- surer, Gloria Zimmerman. 54 Officers Gloria Zimmerman Charles Fenstermaker Linda Keller Mr. Loy, Advisor Judy Emmick Student Council Career Day Guides Mr. Loy Reverie SEATED: D. Miles, L. Sourwine, C. Street, C. Donat, Mr. Achenbach. STANDING: K. Hill, M. Hoffner, P. McMullen, K. Billiard, D. Klingaman, R. DeLong, M. Stoudt, M. Koons, P. Snyder, J. Cole, M. Hamm, S. Supp. NOT IN PICTURE: L. Keller. A new advisor has taken over the guidance of the Reverie staff. Under the watch ful eye of Mr. John Achenbach, this year's staff undertook the problems of planning and producing a yearbook. With their new advisor, the 1967 staff has tried many new and sometimes startling ideas in the layout and execution of this yearbook. The staff itself this year was an unusual oneg though each member had assigned to him or her one particular task, the majority of the staff worked in double and even triple capacities. With an inexperienced, though willing advisor, the '67 Reverie staff is one of which the school may be proud. This yearbook will be the last to come out complete with graduation exercises and the senior class trip, as the next yearbook will be distributed in june. ' 'L I i V. I . Tiger Talk .FR D ,- The school newspaper has enlightened the students, faculty, and alumni with con- cise and accurate reports of school activities. Although the Tiger Talk staff is a small organization of Writers and reporters, it captures everyone's interest by ex- pressing the mood of the students in the articles it produces. The editors Linda Fries and Gloria Zimmerman are the skillful leaders who, under the supervision of Miss Wertman, make certain that Tiger Ta1k upholds its high standard of news reporting. FIRST ROW: L. Walbert, A. Steiger-walt, M. Koons, G. Zimmerman, L. Fries. SECOND ROW: S. Fritzinger, R. Fink, M. Stoudt, L. Snyder, J. Croizier. STANDING:M. Kistler, L. Wanamaker, B. r Lichtenwalter, D. Gildner, C. Kramer, J. Fetherolf, D. Derr, C. Seidel, G. Sander, A. Olaynik, Miss Wertman, Advisor. National Honor Society SEATED: K. Gehringer, B. Kistler, M. Koons, C. Donat, C. Street, K. Hill. STANDING: Mr. Loy, Mrs. Kersclmer, P. Witmer, B. Dietrich, E. Althouse, M. Knerr, L. Keller, I. Hamm, S. Nagle, R. Seyler, K. Reitz, L. Bachman. NOT IN PICTURE: S. Zettlemoyer. Northwestern's National Honor Society consists of students from both senior and junior classes who have been elected by the faculty and administration on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year, as other years, a tapping ceremony was conducted to induct new members. Presiding at the ceremony were the seniors who were selected to be members during their junior year. Following the ceremony, refreshments were served to members and their parents. Also, as last year, the honorary society was led by a team of officers . They were: President--Kenneth I-Iillg Vice-President--Brian Kistlerg Secretary-- Cheryl Donatg and Treasurer--Kenneth Gehringer. . . , f-,N . S S .fx S 58 Future Teachers Club The main purpose of the L. Harry Kerschner Future Teachers of America under the guidanceiof Mr. Davis, is to familiarize students with the duties and responsibilities of teaching. This year, for the first time, the FTA was in charge of the discussion with the college freshmen who returned during their Christmas holiday. Ques- tions were posed to the panel of return- ing alumni by chosen FTA members . This round table discussion proved to be successful and in- formative to all senior high students . Also in- cluded in the 1966-67 agenda were field trips to Albright and Lebanon Valley Col- leges and interviews with Mr. Mushrush, high school principal, and Mr. Ritter, a stu- dent teacher in the German department. Mr. Davis L. Shellhammer M. Koons P. Witmer D. Phillips B. Dietrich K. Christrnan E. Althouse C. Long D. Pollock L. Turner SEATED: C. Skubish, P. Scheffler, G. Sander, L. Schuch, L. Salash. STANDING: L. Yoder, B. Bower, B. Hamm, C. Conklin, A. Steigerwalt, G. Everett, T. Ktmkel, C. Long, Mrs. Hausman, K. Billiard, P. Henry, R. Hamm, M. Knerr, R. Kindred, D. Gildner, M. Bleiler, N. Rex, S. Snyder. NOT IN PICTURE: S. Yost, N. Lawton. Girls' Service Club Need a Girl Friday? lf so, contact the Girls' Service Club, a newly organized activity. These girls help teachers by typing, running off stencils, and conduction physical education classes for ele- mentary students. Under the direction of Mrs. Knerr, these eager and helpful students give of their time to aid those who request their service. They work together to obtain rewarding satisfaction from the tasks they accomplish. 60 Future Nurses' Club A nurse needs personal traits as Well as abilities which are essential in the profession of medicine. The Future Nurses' Club helps to develop these traits in ambitious girls who are looking toward nursing as their career. Mrs. Hausman, R.N., leads these girls toward this profession with training that will surely be of help to them. , A few of the activities in which the girls engaged were sponsoring the drive for Christmas food boxes for needy families, holding their annual Roller Rama , and visiting Lankenau Hospital. FIRST ROW: W. Fetherolf, C. Snyder, G. Sander, S. Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Knerr, C. Conklin, J. Smith, B. Dietrich, M. Knerr, R. Kindred, K. Christman, G. Everett, D. Held. THIRD ROW: C. Kocher, L. Reinert, L. Snyder, L. Christman, R. Fink, J. Shellhammer, T. Kunkel. NOT IN PICTURE D. Bougher, K. Detweiler, L. Werley, D. Pollock, I. Mazepa, M. Greenawalt. l fl? wg? X iff fm --- N ' Sf . . - ,. , L. x K . Zg1Q.,,,f NURTHWESTERN LEHIGH i 1 , K ' .fggfkzfgwxifhx ' f-9-M,--Lv - ,,,... f - in jg, 'zszag - - -1+ - ' ' f' f ' 1 3-fg1fvffv:1vQfj3:gh' fmgfs, A 2 -12 W. 'Y ' , ' , K'a 1--- fy ww . , f X f , , , - 4 3 f 1 .. Y :,gA:::feQ:a : 7 my xanax 'w az f- . f ff 4.46, V sg- A ext N 71, . Y-.fwz k ' Ang? V . Q, -fM,,Q- g '.e:eg1ag+Qs4 f- . 5-gf s ffsea. HEI? . f ' f 7 f. -1 ff. 35 5 if V w-wfrmg ff ,gy . - ww . - . -' ,Mi 5 x .sf Xgggyga W - 2 1 ' ' .3 A J, A :M wa- -P wg:-.-gskiwff' In 5. , fw' ' , 'Bam 2- , pi f Q51 -sf 'g jfi. ,K i .V . Q - . xwf, 55,1 A - -,' U N, K 313,- , 'fa x I ,,. V . ,sn V ,, , -E Q . 2 . A a F6 Q C3 f 5 - . W 1 K, s 'fs W 7 I w 3 3 we , UQ. , 'ai-' V3.2 ,gm Q L5 Q m fl w awww: . Kata-m...mw,miK MNA Wm ' ., f wf,.w.wm . , , , ' --N The boys in Junior Agriculture learn princi ples of farming and modern agricultural meth- ods. The group, advised by Mr. Byler, is not what may be called an active organization in terms of school affairs. But within its own confines, this organization is a very vital part of the lives of many junior high boys. Jr. Agriculture Club J. Muhr, A. Abraham, Mr. Byler, D. Snyder, L. Kocher, D. Carl, B. Obyle, A. Kemmerer, D. Watt, R. Gruber, V. Wink, D. Snyder, T. Frensky, RL Dewitt, D. Hartman, M. I-Ieintzleman. NOT IN PICTURE: L Dietrich, I. Hebelka. 63 fi -Me-M- ..A. 3 5 3 5 E .2 JW Z FIRST ROW: R. DeWitt, G. Myers, W. Rex, 1. Haaf, S. Stewart, N. Abraham, Mr. Masters, K. Boger, E. Wiener. SECOND ROW: B. Oswald, S. Schmoyer, M. Kistler, D. Snyder, T. Rex, E. Snyder, I. Yoder, J. Peter, D. Fritz, THIRD ROW: D. Phillips, J. Muhr, J. Hebelka, D. Muth, R. Kocher, J. Miller, C. Fries, R. Leiby, D. Drummer. NOT IN PICTURE: A. Kemmerer, J. Masters, D. Snyder, D. Brunner, I. Pollock, R. Gaither. Jr. Science Club Observing . . . studying . . . learning. The Jr. Science Club was developed to teach students more about nature and science. Mr. Masters and his stu- dents Work together on their intensive studies of the World of birds . This club, built around a framework of nature study at firsthand, visited the Hawk Mountain Bird Sanctuary to observe the less numerous birds and study their habits. These students are interested in expanding their knowledge of the aviary World, and in coming closer to the world of nature. a 64 Sha: 1 5 5. X-aw Lights . . . camera . . . action!! These students are always available when a film has to be shown. Morning, noon, or night, any number of under- classmen will spring to your aid, carrying a pro- jector to the place which is designated. All you must do is supply them with the film. They will complete the job, threading, focusing, adjusting the sound, and projecting. Rewinding, however, is an optional task. Home movies will never be a problem for the members of this club. Projectionist Club FIRST ROW: T. Frensky, K. Smith, J. Horn, D. Snyder, J. Dilcher. SECOND ROW: R. Wertman, C. jones, S. Bower, K. Bubbenmoyer, E. Snyder, J. David, R. Roth, T. Ritter, Mr. Frantz, Advisor. THIRD ROW: T. Rex, G. Fister, N. Oswald, C. Wilson, R. Geiger, K. Bubbenmoyer, K. Corman, C. German. FOURTH ROW: H. Fusselman, S. Zettlemoyer, D. Fink, V. Hermany, R. Lenhart, D. Nester, D. Zimmerman, R. Kuhns, R. Hendricks. NOT IN PICTURE: A. Gruber, T. Kistler, C. Kistler, T. Weaver, T. Krysuik, G. Wert man, B. Werley, N. Abraham, E. Hueguel, K. DeLong, J. Lazowicki. rt Clubs FIRST ROW: R. Smith, D. Reppert, Mrs. Miles, Advisor. SECOND ROW: N. Abraham, M. Trek- ler, V. Merkel, B. Bower, J. Loch, B. Smith, J. Mantz, K. Much, C. Leiby, W. Snyder, S. ' Carter. THIRD ROW: H. Fusselman,-W. Truitt, A. Wisser, D. Chattin, S. Ponicsan, M. Stoss, G Everett, C. Long. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Gaither, K. Detweiler, D. Bougher, M. Hamm, C. Kocher, L. Schuck. FIRST ROW: D. Haaf, E. Poust, D. Rupp, D. Meckes, L. Ruppert, I. Leach, C. I-Iuegel, D. Fritzinger, J. Houck, K. Reimert, C. Watt, T. Frensky, C. Tazowicki. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Miles, Advisor, G. Romig, P. Morton, G. Wisser, V. Stoudt, B. Fries, D. Fink, C. Foulke, D. Snyder, K. Sittler, C. Peiffer, S. Christman, M. Myers, S. Smoyer, S. Moyer, J. Yoder. 'LHIRD ROW: B. Fuller, R. Fink, C. Peters, C. Fuller, G. Loch, D. Zellner, W. Libensperger, K. Henninger, D. Watt, S. Fink, C. Hein, S. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: L. Leach, D. Andrews, S. Lohrman, K. Stein, D. Houck, R. Haldeman, E. Coombe, M. Boyd, N. Mantz, M. McMullen, R. Mickus, I.. Greenawalt. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Seyler, A. Abraham, F. Kocher, G. Boyd, K. DeLong, I. David. ' ! . T I Library Clubs MY F FIRST ROW: L. Fries, C. Muth, R. Schmoyer, S. Wisser, S. McCullough, M. Schellhammer. SECOND ROW: W. Fetherholf, B. Smith, S. Sechler, L. Yoder, N. Fenstermaker, C. Kocher, D Bougher, L. Christman, R. Blose, R. Fink, B. Horn, M. Barlip, C. Leibensperger. THIRD ROW: D. German, B. Lichtenwalner, D. Weis, F. Fry, J. Hayes, K. Wisser, Mrs. Moschini fadvisorj D. Reppert, N. Wotring, S. Poniscan, J. Rehrig, R. Snyder, V. Merkel. FIRST ROW: L. Bogert, I. Yoder, J. Peter, D. Fatzinger, M. Lichtenwalner, R. Carl, D. Fritz- inger. SECOND ROW: P. Peters, C. Boyd, P. Bittner, M. Boyd, L. Kistler, T. Hamm, K. Henninger, G. Bieber, Mrs. Moschini, fadvisorj D. Croizer, L. Rex, G. Christman, P. Utt, C. Hueguel. THIRD ROW: D. Fenstermaker, D. Drummer, N. Kindig, S. Stewart, B. Holben, C. Pfeifly, D. Bittner, B. Fries, R. Sheffler, H. Truitt, D. Romig, E. Everett, C. Peiffer, W. Leibensperger, D. Roth, E. Coombe, B. Fuller, N. McMullen, L. Reichard, S. Krause, J. I-Iaaf, C. Weiss, I. Leach, D. Rehrig, M. Shellhammer. NOT IN PICTURE: K. Burkhart, M. Gardner, N. Manu, S. Libensperger, D. Snyder, D. Stahley, D. Haas, D. Zellner. w'ua:earxw.aafs..asswze.fnr, rv.rva.u a rw 31. -fren mfaxmumw Junior Chorus A new interest in choral music has captured the attention .of our students, which is easily recognized by the large number that flocked to the music room for the labori- ous tryout session. Mrs. Soldridge put every hopeful through his or her vocal pace during that first practice. Thanks to a careful selection of music and arrangements, both junior Chorus and Senior Chorus proved themselves worthy of well-deserved praise. Senior Chorus, composed of students from grades l0 to 12, and junior Chorus, composed of students from grades 7 to 9, displayed their showmanship in the annual Chorus Concert in May. The Choruses also combined their talents for several assem- bly presentations and their own banquet. In all, the groups ,have enjoyed a most har- monious year in song. FIRST ROW: K. Delong, D. Snyder, D. Boger, L. Miller, D. Rupp, S. Lohrman, D. Fink, D. Kistler, B. Oswald, L. Hausman, B. Shive, J. Leach, C. Huegel, D. Fritzinger, Mrs. Soldridge, Advisor. SECOND ROW: L. German, P. Morton, R. Fink, R. Vega, L. Wanamaker, J. Kemmerer, D. Rehrig, B. Long, N. Maniz, M. McMullen, S. Schmoyer, L. Kistler, D. Romig. THIRD ROW: K. Stein, D. George, M. Zet- tlemoyer, V. Stoudt, G. Wisser, W. Leibensperger, S. Lenhart, K. Bittner, J. Sacks, K. Burkhardt, M. Gardner, L. Haas, P. Bittner. FOURTH ROW: B. Fuller, C. Fuller, B. Masters, S. German, C. Peiffer, G. Romig, G. Loch, C. Foulke, I. Solt, I. Miller, B. Eck. FIFTH ROW: E. Holben, E. Baker, D. Gild- ner, D. Wertman, S. Moyer, M. Kistler, M. Steigerwalt, J. Minnich, L. Gehringer, D. Muth, D. Drum- mer, K. Sittler. SIXTH ROW: A. Kemmerer, L. Greenawald, J. Masters, D. I-Iaaf, R. Mickus, R. Seyler, J. Pollock, M. Fenstermaker, D. Masters, J. Peter, D. Fetherolf, D. Witmer. SEVENTH ROW: F. Kocher, B. Polak, E. Wiener, D. Reim, C. Hein, D. Kuhns, R. Gressley, J. Bieber, W. Sechler, R. Dewitt. E. Poust, I. Yoder. NOT IN PICTURE: P. Hamm, D. Fenstermacher, D. Muth, C. Weiss, M. Kistler, K. Smith. ? 5 Sf- Senior Chorus 15145 3 :i am . g . mi. . , 2.33, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Soldridge, B. Lichtenwahier, 1. Croizier, C. Wiesner, N. Fenstermaker, D. Yost, M. Trexler, D. Derr, L. Snyder, G. Zimmerman, K. Gaither, L. Fries, M. Knerr. SECOND ROW: S. Fritzing- er, L. Reinert, L. Wiesner, L. Shellhammer, S. Holdeman, N. Rex, R. Vega, D. German, J. Geiger, D. German, J. Gaither, A. Olaynick, J. Cole. THIRD ROW: R. Fink, A. Wirth, S. Handwerk, B. Bower, A. Balliet, L. Werley, L. Christman, D. Phillips, W. Snyder, M. Stoss. FOURTH ROW: A. Steigerwalt, M. Bleiler, P. McMullen, G. Emmick, S. Sechler, D. Chattin, C. Conklin, K. Billiard, L. Walbert, M. Ohl J. Fetherolf, A. Wisser, P. Henry, S. Carter. FIFTH ROW: W. Krause, J. Harvey, C. Funk, K. Hill, G. Trexler, D. Laundenslager, G. Zengion, R. Gaither. SIXTH ROW: E. Huegel, E. Ponicsan, G. Hausman, B. I-Iuegel, B. Krause, R. DeLong, S. Fillman, D. Miles, W. Truitt. NOT IN PICTURE: S. Liebensperger, S. Parry, S. Yost, K. Detweiler, D. Pollock, S. Zettlemoyer, T. Frensky, D. Smith. , n. v , 1 I .. . 4' CLOCKWISE A Wisser D Miles S. Fillman, R. Delong, K. Hill, G. I-Iausman, P. McMullen, D. Chat- tin G Emmick M Bleiler P Henry, N. Rex, I. Cole, J. Gaither. County Chorus Fourteen members of the Senior Chorus represented N.H.S. at the Fourth Annual County Chorus Festival. Com- posed of a select group of one hundred and fifty singers, the Festival was held at Emmaus High School on February 4, 1967. The Chorus performed works ranging from composi- tions by Lasso and Bach to folk songs and tunes from the Broadway musical Brigadoon. The fine result was the product of two weeks of group rehearsal plus unlimited in- dividual practice by the chorus members. District and Regional Chorus This year N. H.S. was proud to be represented by Sher- wood Zettlemoyer, a junior, in both District and Regional Chorus. Held at Palmerton High School, District Chorus was conducted on the 5th, 6th, and 7th of january. Regional Chorus was held on February 16, 17, and 18 at Exeter Township High School. Mr. Robert Cutler, Director of Music at Lehigh University, and Mr. Allen W. Flock, Pro- fessor of Music at Bucknell University, were guest con- ductors at the District and Regional Choruses respectively. 70 County Band County Band consists of a group of band instrumentalists from eight districts who meet in one of the local high schools to perform a concert for the enjoy- ment of the people of the Lehigh Valley. These members are chosen by band directors of the individual schools according to their musical ability and per- fos' mance. if This year, County Band was held at William Allen High School on February 4. Six students from Northwestern participated in this musical concert. This was an experience for all who partici- pated in learning to adjust to the different techniques of band directing. District Band l SEATED: D. Hamm, N. Rex, K. Reitz. STANDING: R. Kistler, R Kuhns, C. Loch. District Band consists of musicians from different counties who meet to perform two concerts for music lovers throughout Eastern Pennsylvania. The mem- bers are chosen by auditioning before a group of band directors chosen for a particular instrument. This year District Band was held at Boyertown Area High School on February 24 and 25. Northwestern was proud to have Keith Reitz as a representative at this concert for the 1966-67 school year. 71 NGRTHWESTERN ea Q G ss SCHOOL KN EELING : D. Held C. Donat D. Ktmkel STANDING: S. Snyder G. Emmick A. Steigerwalt Front Colorful sparks of the band front are the vibrant majorettes. This year they brought variety and enjoyment to the public when they performed at football games, parades, and basketball games. They faithfully executed various original routines to several band selections and they may be sure that NHS is proud of their performances. The man with the whistle! This ZQE, . i. K. E3 ,t,,a t,:2, splendidly bedecked figure at the head of the band keeps the cadence W during parades and football games, N Besides bearing the responsibility ffff' 'N as at it y of the band's performance, the p 'fp apoo flfiil Drum Major adds a touch of fi t pagentry to the marching columns of p if I , ,,u, ee H A the NHS band. 1- may zsfQwi::f': .:ae M arsh all M ango ld 'HE f' .4 K I- ., ,., 2 Q kv w, dx . , . at 73 , , --:mf i 1,11 L 1: 5 Vf- tzjitjagfjiigsgi .1 , is aasamtaw ell FIRST ROW: K. Reitz, S, Zettlemoycr, D. Blose, V. Wink, j. Henderson, M. Mangold. SECOND ROW: G. Kohl, K. Stein, I. Miller, j. Sacks, S. Lenhart, K. Bubbenmoyer, I. Miller, R, Kressley. THIRD ROW: J. HC-belka, G. Christman, D. Masters, D. Laudcnslager, R. Hausman, R. Held, D. Snyder, G. Hausman. FOURTH ROW: NI. Zettlemoyer, C. Loch, J. Hollinger, Mr. Mantz. Band The NHS Band began its 1966-67 season with a series of Halloween pa- rades in Oetober and November under the direction of Mr. Frederick Mantz. Also to their credit is the entertainment they provided during half-time at football and basketball games. The band also added sparkle to pep rallies and various assembly programs. 7-I .ge f ' LHNDDL- fig ' :Xxx 'Ng K X . X 'R' Q.. .B AQ I 'XIX ' I H . 6 WN' D .X ' ' . ' .' X , A , NV-,ff 1' D f- R if 'ff' f W A X Fw ANL A N k 'sv 'I .1 2 X. K 2 Q i 1 1 . -M ' . ' ' ' V - 'HW 59 7 . - .50 ' ' ,QA ' 'iff QQSQ Q9-El Kxwff' I . - f gsQf::m'QMl f Q 1 NR mf u 1 V R X 5 1 x 15 5' Athletics QQ I 0 4 9 A Q Wi 5 f og + 90: sb X, X M 9miJ.,?hf,g42QwE3W - meg :xp-. L 1 Q .K , -mff--Eff Af 'I - hi Q A riff P Q ' 'ff we 5 Fx XS SQ K in K 7 Q h s...,...1 -3..'J I-'-5 N...- E 4 -, . A, H W . av uv e J , -.Q wh , it L 4 A .as 4 FIRST ROW: R. Hartman, C. Fenstermaker, K. Seidel, D. Fritzinger, J. Fenstermaker, C. Masters, R. Hum- phries, T. Kunkle, C. Shreve. SECOND ROW: L. Rex, L. Bachman, C. Haas, G. Minnich, J. Poust, S. Hamm, R. Seyler, D. Everett. THIRD ROW: K. DeLong, G. Trexler, M. Mangold, I. Hoffner, J. Christman, D. Bachm:-Ln, L. Smith, Mr. Civitts, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Morgan. Every day after school during football season, onlookers were able to watch forty- eight legs wave wildly in the air. This is but one of the rigorus training exercises used by coaches Morgan, Civitts, and Bowman to train these junior and senior high boys into a fighting football team. At the time the above picture was taken, the team was going through a series of workouts in the rain. Neither rain, nor sleet stops the football team from getting into shape. The boys are proud of their work, and NHS is proud of the boys. With their fighting drive and high enthusiasm, NHS is well on the way to becoming a leader in true football spirit. Football Salisbury Slatington Hellertown Lost Won Lost Seniors Glen Minnich Ra Hart y man Charlie Fenstermaker Parkland Pleasant Valley Jim Thorpe Pius X Notre Dame Marian Catholic Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Varsity In November the Tigers went out on the bas y ketball court little knowing that their efforts would prove as rewarding as they did. With a 9-l2 record under their belts at the end of the , season, they proudly walked into Northwest- ern's record book--this was the Tiger's most Q, successful season. Again they defeated the as Parkland Troj ans .in a near dead heat, and fol- ecwi ,Leng lowed up with a win .over Slatington. The .coach as Q66 Q0 6,399 Mr. Stoudt, saw to it that the boys were in X N eg,xXZt,v1?K 39 good condition and ready to perform their best Qi v Sisaqqiea 50- The season is over, but the boys who will rep- o Agwgigegno 9 resent N. I-I.S2 next year are eagerly awaiting Nqeefalgie, F' the 1967-68 season. There is no doubt that we S ge xs fiaafvggx. are sure to have a great team to represent YwQ1QxozisXwS 9,,f ' N. I-LS. on the basketball courts. eta asa -fs Wlfe Fenstermaker Hamm Stoudt Shreve W anamaker Hartman Hill Basketball Whitehall Slatington Brandywine Pen Argyl Northampton Slatington Parkland Blue Mountain Alumni Pleasant Valley Pocono Mountain Palisades Salisbury Southern Lehigh Blue Mountain Pleasant Valley Parkland Pocono Mountain Salisbury Southern Lehigh Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost jbgwqybhlest Qffizfffa fflally 5511, l fb: Q -'Q S 7' 'trail .ggi-ayuj 3ac?C00d 0 ads lqlgibozghzutgspe 45g 67 al .I i cj Ffh, ally Wbell .64 e.. ally they Cqlvgibwpu I ltuabba g ' 'pn SP0 1 X ff, L. Bachman J. Wentz D. Zellner ' C. Loch G. Zengion J. Farber L. Hamm Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: R. Hartman, D. Hunsicker, R. Hermany, L. Bittner, B. Dietrich, D. I-Iunsicker, L. Shell- h . SECOND ROW: D. Peters T. K kel W. H R. L nh rt K. B h B. B W. ammer , un , amm, e a , ac man, ower, Krause. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bowman Qcoachj, B. Krause, M. Kohler, M. Miller, J. Christman, L. Smith, C. Funk, R. Fetherolf. This year's junior varsity basket- ball team, under the coaching of Mr. Bowman, showed plenty of fight and spirit. Although the team's win-loss record was 8-13, many games were closely contested and lost by only a slim margin. David Hunsicker, a freshman, led the team both in scor- ing and reboundingg the leader in de- fensive prowess Was his twin brother Parkland Blue Mountain Pleasant Valley Parkland Pocono Mountain Palisades Salisbury Southern Lehigh CScorecard i 75-51 56-54 71-31 59-38 63-60 54-30 57-51 68-51 s inconnpletej Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won Lo st Lo st Dennis . x 1 ft., .. .fl q I . 5 FIRST ROW: T. Kunkel, K. Bachman, B. Bower, W. Krause. SECOND ROW: D. Hunsicker, L. Shellhammer, B. Dietrich, D. Peters. THIRD ROW: B. Krause, D. Himsicker, R. Hartman, R. Hermany. Freshman Basketball L Varsity N This year was the first in which girls were admit- ted to Varsity N. This organization includes all students who have received a varsity letter N be- cause they have given their time and athletic ability to one or more Northwestern sports. Under the supervision of Mr. Stoudt, the club had a variety of activities, such as hoagie sales, basketball game and wrestling meet refreshment sales, dances, and sending fruit baskets to the hospitalized. Officers are: President, Ray Hartmang Vice Presi- dent, Irwin Hamm: Secre- tary, Stephanie Supp, and Treasurer, Melinda Stoudt, FIRST ROW: C. Masters, P. Witmer, M. Knerr, G. Zimmerman, L. Keller, M. Stoudt, S. Supp, G. Stoudt. SECOND ROW: J. Fenstermaker, C. Shreve, D. Zellner, C. Loch, I. Hamm, B. Kistler, D. Wanamaker, C. Fenstermaker. THIRD ROW: J. Christman, G. Minnich, K. Geh- ringer, D. Wagner, T. Geist, K. Hill, B. Heintzelman, D. Bachman. FOURTH ROW: G. Trexler, L. Smith, R. Seyler, P. Fuller, L. Hamm, R. Hartman, 1. Farber, J. Wentz. FIFTH ROW: J. Poust, T. Kunkel, S. Hamm, L. Bachman, D. Everett, J. Hoffner, M. Mangold, K. Delong. Wrestling 1l.?. if Y' A -MK-mm, , INFRONT: J. Fenstermaker, W. Bartholomew. STANDING: Mr. Civitts, fcoachj R Steckel T Sell, C Masters, G. Minnich, FIRST ROW: M. Mangold, S. Hamm, K. Gehringer, G. Rex B Shellhammer L Hart man, K. Seidel. SECOND ROW: M. Fenstermaker, D. Wagner, D. Bachman, K Reitz D I-Iamm G Trexler J. Poust. THIRD ROW! R. Bleiler, D. Everett, K. Haas, K. Boehm, R. Seyler, S Zettlemoyer D Follweiler NOT IN PICTURE: D. Betz. The wrestling team had a good season this year even though the meet record doesn't show it. After 3 years of wrestling, 5 of our boys Won their first round in this year's PIAA Dis- trict XI tournament. Joel Fenstermaker, a sophomore, went as far as the quarter finals before being eliminated. This is a compliment to the training of Mr. Civitts, head coach, and his assistant, Mr. Phillips. 85 Varsity Scores iiGames Won Catasaqua Slatington Lehighton Southern Lehigh Palisades Pen Argyl Whitehall Parkland Nazareth Salisbury Hellertown Wilson Boro Eastburg Bangor FIRST ROW: B. Bower, L. Hower, T. Kunkel, R. Seyler, D. Himsicker, G. Stoudt, R. Hermany. SECOND ROW: D. I-Iunsicker, B. Bittner, L. Rex, I. Hamm, L. Bittner, T. Sell, D. Fritzinger. THIRD ROW: A. Reith, K. Delong, J. Christman, L. Smith, R. Hausman, W. Wert, D. Bachman, I-I. Holben. NOT IN PICTURE: R. ' Hartman, Mr. Stoudt, Mr. Bowman, M. Hamm, G. Zengion, L. Gardner, D. Peters, I. Harvey, R. Gaither, W. Htmsicker, W. Boehm, M. Miller, L. Bittner. This year's baseball team, under the 86 direction of veteran coach Russell Stoudt, ggglggggviilggjn ' ' has not been in the Win column as much Parkland ' ' as it would like, but this is not due to a Pen Argyl' ' lack of effort. The Tigers have good hit- Pennridge' ' ting power, and just need to put it to Pleasant vailgy' ' more effective use. With only two seniors Whitehall ' ' on the squad, We should have an experi- Pocono Mdulatgila ' enced team for next spring. Palisades ' u I I MY- Sfoudt IGames Won CScorecard is incompletej Baseball 15- 9- 13-1 8-2 14-3 4 4 6 9- 20-3 9-1 7-2 KNEELING: Stephanie Supp, Pat Snyder, Paulette Wit- mer, jenny Mazepa. STANDING: Judy Emmick, Marlene Varsity Knerr, Linda Keller, Melinda Stoudt. The Varsity Cheerleading Squad is com- posed of eight very active girls who are the spirit builders of Northwestern. This year they worked hard at a number of ac- tivities in order to purchase pompoms to add spark to their cheers. During the school Mrs. Pierce term, under the supervision of Mrs. Pierce, they sponsored a dance and sold a large number of 1967 calendars. This enthusiasm has also produced unusual and peppy cheers such as the new Welcome yell. f m i q , .Qx, M Y --W-W-A-E 'MW f I ...V-My-'WW f Nr 1 E 6 9 -u W i L, R ij? 5 j .?2n.32 STANDING: W. Rex, D. Held, I. Fritzinger. FIRST ROW: D. Ream, D. Masters, R. Grassley, J. Pollock, M. Fenstermaker, D. Brunner, D. Trexler, E. Baker, S. Bag- nestose. SECOND ROW: G. Rex, G. Christman, D. Hartman, J. Fenstermaker, R. Seyler, G. Minnich, 1. Henderson, E. Weiner, E. Poust, L. Mangold, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: L. Hartman, S. Hamm, K. Reitz, R. Bleiler, C. Masters, D. Hamm, D. Wagner, G. Trexler, S. Zettlemoyer, M. Kistler, J. Masters. Physical Fitness Under the di- rection of Mr. Civitts, this group of boys is working toward better physical development . Through various forms of exercise and Workouts, these boys are building a better future by combin- ing physical and mental fitness. FIRST ROW: J. Farber, R. Hartman, I. Hamm, K. Hill, L. Hamm, D. Hunsicker, R. Hartman, T. Kunkel, L. Bittner, M. Kohler, R. Hermany, D. Hunsicker. SECOND ROW: R. Hausman, B. Fritz- inger, W. Snyder, R. Lenhart, W. Hamm, K. Batz, W. Krause, K. Bachman, R. Steckel, L. Hower, B. Heintzelman, D. Wanamaker, G. Stoudt, C. Shreve, C. Fenstermaker, T. Sell. ROW THREE: D. Zellner, C. Loch, B. Kistler, G. Zengion, J. Christman, L. Smith, J. Wentz, B. Bittner, C. Funk, R. Fetherolf, M. Miller. FIRST ROW: D. Haaf, R. Gressley, R. Held, C. jones, R. Seyler, L. McCullough, T. Bachman, F. Jones, F. Salash. SECOND ROW: D. Muth, R. Leiby, J. Dilcher, D. Haas, R. Fink, W. Bittner, D. Trexler, L. Miller, D. Snyder. THIRD ROW: D. Sachs, D. Phillips, K. Feinour, C. jones, R. Christ- man, G. Christman, L. Horning, I. Yoder, N. Acker. FOURTH ROW: C. Wentz, B. Scheffler, D. Hartman, J. Fritzinger, B. Breininger, G. Klingaman, D. Fritz, V. Hermany. On the evenings of April 14 and 15, it was circus time at the Tiger Tent, Northwe stern' s 1967 Gym Show. The event began with a precision tumbling exhibition by thirty energetic tigerettes . This was followed by a 3-ring Philippine bamboo pole dance complete with dancers in grass skirts and bare feet. The Flipping Four came next and received much applause for their fabulous exhibition on the mats. Then, on each of the various gym apparatus, groups of students skillfully performed to the best of their ed attraction, each piece l of apparatus was indi- .u1.- 1-1-. A ter returning from the world of the Then it was comedy time at the Tiger Tent as three hobo clowns entered the gym to please the crowd with their amusing antics. But it was soon time to bring the eve- ning presentation to a close. To the tune of Wheels, the entire cast of the Tiger Tent assembled in the gym as 'Kathy Delong and Phil Fuller were featured on the mats. The Tiger Tent, which was directed by Mrs. Barbara Pierce, was certainly a fine display of athletic ability at Northwestern and proved to be a most delightful event. As the program progressed, there were featured a floor exer- cise by Lynn German, an inter- pretive dance by Sandy Yost and Ann Steigerwalt to the music of Born Free, and a Tiger Tap dance with our own mascots in the spotlight vidually spotlighted to feature a proficient gymnast. Then the tune of the circus changed as Judy and Karen Gaither were highlighted as the Sisters of Siam. They performed an original cho- reographed dance routine to the music of Escape. Af- Orient, the audience was presented with an Indian Club rou- tine performed in the dark by girls who hand-maneuvered il- luminated clubs. Gym Show FIRST ROW: G. Emmick, E. Althouse, K. Muth, J. Shellhammer, D. Held, G. Sander, S. Feinour, S. Parry, P. Scheffler, D. Phillips, B. Hamm, L. Turner. SECOND ROW: G. Zimmerman, S. Balliet, S. Yost, Mrs. Pierce. TI-HRD ROW: P. Witmer, J. Farber, M. Knerr, P. Henry, C. Leiby, A. Stei erwalt, C. Harter, L. Yost, C. Wisser, A. Creitz, B. Bower, B. Bachman, D. Mantz, M. Stoss, T. KunEe1FM. Ohl, D. Utt, D. Gildner. NOT IN PICTURE: J. Mazepa, P. Snyder, S. Supp, M. Stoudt, R. Hamm, L. Salash, M. Greenawald, D. Hayes. IN FRONT: D. Fatzinger, G. Beiber, S. Rex, S. Lenhart. FIRST ROW: R. Fink, P. Peters, A. Stittler, R. Schmoyer, S. McCullough, M. Shellhammer, S. Krause, N. Kindig, P. Hamm, M. Kistler, D. Rupp, K. Burkhardt, C. Billig, Mrs. Pierce. SECOND ROW: M. Boud, D. Romig, W. Leibensperger, M. Steigerwalt, P. Shreve, L. Rex, P. Utt, R. Vega, D. German, S. Wisser, L. Beitler. THIRD ROW: G. Wisser, V. Stoudt, M. Gardner, L. German, P. Morton, G. Christman, V. Kehres, S. Ponicson, D. Reppert, N. Wotring, K. Bauscher, B. Horn. NOT IN PICTURE: F. Frey, M. Shellhammer, W. Snyder, A. Wirth. f ff' -f W 'f-sfwwfff 4'--mi-W - - LWNA-ffmww ff. me ffqw.-f.. wvA1: FIRST ROW: L. Fries, A. Creitz, D. Phillips, S. Rex, A. Scheffler, M. Koons P Scheffler SECOND ROW M. Kunkel, S. Balliet, G. Zimmerman, P. Witmer, J. Mazepa, M. Stoudt, M Hoffner THIRD ROW D Pollock, J. Farber, M. Ohl, A. Wisser, S. Parry, K. Billird. Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball team had a very successful se M g t1CC and drilling, the girls learned new plays and becal petent isplaying their best on the court. Under the coaching of Mr. Tho h ls have proved they are a great team and can certainly be proud of th thus far ,,,f Blue Mountain Won Catasauqua Lost William Allen Won Southern Lehigh Hamburg Alumni Hamburg William Allen Dieruff Dieruff Blue Mountain St. Simon and Jude Phillipsburg Catholic Phillipsburg Catholic Lost Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Girls' Hockey FIRST ROW: D. Phillips, J. Rauch, D. Pollock, T. Kunkel, L. Fries, SECOND ROW: C. Shellhammer, N. Leiby, P. Witmer, A. Scheffler, THIRD ROW: M. Ohl, K. Billiard, J. Shellhammer, M. Kunkel, Mrs. Benner, fadvisorj, FOURTH ROW: A. Sittler, M. Shell- hammer, R. Schmoyer, S. McCullough, E. Merkel, FIFTH ROW: L. Turner, C. Long, G Zimmerman, P. Snyder. NOT IN PICTURE: S. Handwerk. New equipment on the hockey field this year was goal cages. Also new was the girls advisor--Mrs. Benner, a substitute teacher. Hockey practices were rigorous and held in almost any kind of weather. Although the girls were not victorious in their scrimmages, they gained useful knowledge and experience which will aid them during their next season. Administration g...,N f' Q' - an -1 Jil iilifl ' ' Supervising Principal High School i Principal Mr. Robert E. Mushrush is serving North western as Principal for the first time this year. Mr. Mushrush gained his administra- tive abilities at Catasaqua, Where he was, at different times, a guidance counselor, a bas ketball coach, and an assistant principal. He received his B.A. from Moravian College, his degree in Phys. Ed. from East Strouds- burg, and his Master's degree from Lehigh University. Mr. Charles I-I. Geluing 'SEATED: W. Kistler, Dr. C. Yocum, R. Bachman, O. Fink. STANDING: C. Betz, C. Snyder, K. Morton, P Witmer, J. D. Shreve. School Board Retired Teacher ln june, Miss Roma I. Hamm retired after fifty-one years of teaching. Miss Hamm ob- tained credits for her State Standard Certifi- cate by attending Muhlenberg Extension School and Kutztown State College. She began her teaching career in Kemrnerer's School in Heidelberg Township and continued to teach in other one-room schools for thirty-five years. She then became a member of the elementary teaching staff at Northwestern Where she taught the fourth grade for sixteen years. Miss Hamm is certainly a credit to the teaching profession. 99 English and Foreign Languages Department RICHARD BAER teaches German I, II, III, and IV and theme writing. He was director of this year's senior play, and was field- trip co-ordinator for the New York play, Cyrano de Bergerac. GRACE MOORE teaches junior English, and French I, II, III, and IV. Miss ,Moore is a graduate of Bucknell University and usually spends her summers traveling abroad. SHIRLEY HERSHEY, a new- comer to Northwestern, teaches sophomore and senior English. Mrs. Hershey is a Penn State graduate and attended Lehigh University graduate school. DAVID KOCH teaches fresh- man and junior English and is advisor of the class of '68. He is well known for his can- didness and his down-to-earth philosophy. Muhl enb erg College graduate. 'E .. S 's if 'ii Q1 .555 I A5255 THOMAS GREENE, who teaches English, reading, and spelling, helps the seventh and eighth grades improve their reading a ability. Mr, Greene is a S W SE E Q E? ggi? .E 5 Sig 5 -5- wi is it 2 3 5. , .... ,- X E? 5 5 si t E i p , sa v. ?. lg! 5 az-s g . :F. . F 1 Y is 5 s. s sig -s it' -H E L.. if g s a at g S in? i ts lies 3 - 2 :- aE2Z'5WT AI 4. .... 'Q N.. ali 2 is --. Q a S? -5 . ff it ,Q ii . N i ., Y Q Q: si isgjfdisis i s t t ERMA STUMP teaches ju- nior high English and his- tory. Mrs. Stmnp possesses a unique capacity to motivate her students. Social Studies Department 5-.-f-Q JOHN ACHENBACH teaches Civics and world cultures. He is currently serving his first year as advisor of the Revex-ie staff. CAMILLE SANTANGELO teaches seventh grade social studies and eighth grade En- glish. A new teacher at North- western, Mrs. Santangelo is a graduate of Kutztown State College. RUSSELL STOUDT teaches American History, econom- GEORGE DILLIARD teaches American History and is advisor to the class of '69. He is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College. ics, and problems of democ- racy. .He is advisor of Varsity N and is coach of varsity basketball and baseball teams. RICHARD BOWMAN teaches eighth and ninth grade math. Mr. Bowman is coach of the ju- nior varsity basketball team and assistant baseball and football coach. I-Ie is also,a,dvisor to the class of '67, MARVIN DAVIS teaches Algebra II, advanced algebra, and trigo- nometry. A graduate of Kutztown State College, his is also serving as junior high guidance counselor Mathematics Department WILLIAM LOY, one of our less diminutive teachers, teaches al ebra eornetr and introduc- S , S Y, tion analysis. He is also advisor to the Student Council and the National Honor Society. RALPH MORGAN teaches junior high math. He is coach of the football team and advisor to this year's seniors, the- class of '67. J. PAUL CIVITTS teaches phys- ics and 10th and 12th grade Chemistry. He is advisor of the Physical Fitness Club, assistant football coach and head wres- tling coach. ROBERT FRANTZ teaches ninth and tenth grade biology and capably advises the Projectionist Club. Mr. Frantz received his B. S. from Kutztown State College. Science Department WILLIAM MASTERS teaches ju- nior high science and is advisor to the junior Science Club. Mr. Masters graduated from Kutztown State College. DAVID SMITH teaches junior high science and driver educa- tion. He is Northwestern's ath- letic director, and is responsible for approving the various inter- school sports in which we are engaged. Business Education Department 1 ARDETH SCI-ILAUGH teaches typing, notehand, business math and retail sales. A newcomer, she is a graduate of Cedar DARLENE WERTMAN in- structs students in short- hand, typing and office Crest College. practice. She also directs the production of Tiger Talk, Northwestern's newspaper. CRAIG YEANISH teaches business law and book- keeping. Mr. Yeanish is also an antique-lover and is constantly seeking new additions for his collec- tion. Vocational Department URBANE BYLER teaches junior and senior high vocational agriculture. He is advisor to the junior A iculture Club and the Sl' Future Farmers of America. MARY KNERR teaches home economics to girls in grades 7 to 12. She is now serving as advisor of the Girls' Service Club. JOI-IN REPPERT teaches industrial arts to the jr. - sr. high grades. This year Mr. Reppert was honored by being chosen teacher of the year for the Eastern Pennsylvania region. Fine Arts Department FREDERICK MANTZ teaches junior high music and is director of the School band. Mr. Mantz also takes a great interest in Northwestern sports. MARILYN MILES teaches junior high art and senior high elective art. She is the advisor of the junior Art Club, the Senior Pal- lette Club, and the class of '68. CAMELLIA SOLDRIDGE teaches elementary mu- sic, and is the director of both the jr. and sr. choruses. She is a gradu- ate of William Carey College and the Univer- sity of Mississippi. Physical Education Department BARBARA PIERCE returned to Northwestern this year BRUCE KEMMERER to teach girls' gym in teaches boys' gym in grades 7 through 12. She grades seven through serves as advisor to the twelve, and sophomore cheering squads and Jr. and senior health. He and Sr. G. A. A. also serves as an advisor of the Class of '69. Librarian SARAH MOSCHINI is guard- ian of the school library, and advisor to both the junior and Senior Library Clubs. M1s. Moschini is a graduate of Mary- ville College and Drexel lnSti1I11tE. Guidance Department CHARLOTTE E. KERSCHNER usually has an over-abundant amount of work, but is always available to those who seek her help--from the 7th graders with just beginning problems to the seniors with never end- ing troubles. K: 'S xr-Ng School Nurse ELAINE HAUSMAN is in charge of the school's medical depart- ment. Mrs. Hausman received her R. N. at the Allentown School of Nursing. 106 .' - Driver Special Cashier I 0 Education Education M... K.i.e..,..B1... Driver Education is taught by Mr. The Special Education Course D2.Vid ThiS COLUTSE, offered has been gxpgndgd to include to ju-Hi01'S, teaches Safe dfiifing students of high school age. This PTOCedUl'eS Tlh-P01195 class thC01'Y class is now under the direction and supervised driving experience. of M1-5, Janice Klotz, Miss C. Wert, Mrs. C. Hamm, Mrs. P. Smith, Mrs. J. Hill. 107 Teachers' Association Sponsors Satellites On December 9, the halls of Northwestern High School resounded with laughter and cheers as the Harlem Satellites took on the Faculty All-Stars. This welcome event, sponsored by the Teachers' Associa- tion, was the first of its type at Northwestern. Led by Rookie Brown, the Satellites baffled the faculty with their basket- ball artistry. There was little the faculty could do to stop the Satellites from going into orbit. F rom sinking long shots to playing a wild game of baseball, the satellites had it mastered. This, accompanied by lots of laughs, brought a most enjoyable evening to all the people in NorthWestern's gym. Cs ff fx s 'X Q X. is 3,- ,sz - ff f' E9 vga? ,INA RN wi? M 7 pw, gf if? 'f 233 , ' t V ' Q' ff f 1 . F' , ,, N, jf , MX ia L V it 3 k -. . r MW 1 .Qi 5, A fan 3 QQ' 4 Q 55 , , iff ig wi' ' aw.. wvwf-M QM. 5,.,,f.w yy' M A .M ..,, f,.-, 1 2 kim ij 3' R 'if gg u wbmijyx- 928 ,533 ,Ng iff' 1 E 3' ' ? if Y- W9 AL , .f RA is yt 5 x mga? 4E,.h b f Q W., ww. iv: v 1 W eg? fgf x Q Q u 412 wig Agia R .NE X WK E . .. . xl 1 Vlxug fi M fhh 5 f m'-:: gf - M 2 H --ASV Q KVVE x N srrr D f reg Q Mrs. Bittner, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Bear, Mrs. Parry, Mrs. Rauch, Mrs. Wessner, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Shellhammer. NOT IN PIC- TURE: Mrs. Mantz. Custodians T M.. E. Om Mrs. M. Snyder Mr. W. Romig KNEELING: R. Breininger, D. Fink, R. Bittner, H. Hunsicker, K. Kressley, W. Kuhns. STANDING: W. Stopp, E. Ohl, L. Loch, E. Snyder, H. Smith, H. I-Iermany, N. Bachman, G. Billig. Cafeteria Workers 1 Bus Drivers lnnovations and Progress Portable Language Laboratory Although the new portable language lab is adaptable to any instruction, it is used mainly by Mr. Baer in his German Ill classes. lt contains twelve stations at pres- ent and will next year double this amount. The lab is used for remedial teaching and enables students to study undisturbed for it filters out all outside auditory distractions. The language laboratory has proven to be a great help to many students. Educational Television A new addition to Northwestern's educational department is educational television. Used pri- uted much to the interest of the students. How- ever, not only has it increased interest, but is a supplementary aid for the teacher's lessons and adds much information to the student's constantly growing knowledge. Student Teachers For the first time, Northwestern assisted Kutz- town State College in its program of teacher prepara- tion. Two student teachers were assigned to the Ger- man department to prepare for their future roles as fulltime German teachers. Mr. Edward Ritter, who was the first to appear on the scene, arrived in the latter part of january and remained until March 31. Miss Diane Lilly then be- gan her student teaching at Northwestern and remained until the end of May. Both were assisted, of course, by Mr. Richard Baer and both remarked that they liked Northwestern very much. A As for the students, they seemed to enjoy this ex- perience and look forward to the time when Northwestern may again assist an aspiring educator. marily by the English department, it has contrib- Special On April 12, Career Day was once again held at Northwestern. Seventy-seven speak- ers discussed the requirements, demands, salaries, and rewards of many occupations to groups of students who were desirous of this information. The speakers gave the students an opportunity to examine the types of jobs that are available to them and to learn how to prepare themselves for these careers . A day set aside for these seminars is certainly of benefit to all students, for it stirs their interest in their future occupa- tional plans and serves as a guide for their stops on the road of life. Career Day 112 Events Christmas Assembly Rhythmics Assembly On March 17, North- western was fortunate to be host of Maurice and Carol Phillippi- -rhythmic dancers who presented a fascinating assembly on the importance of physi- cal fitness. The Phillippis have appeared on a num- ber of television programs as well as in many out- standing supper clubs throughout the United States . On December 22, the annual Christmas Assembly was held in the gymnasium. The program included a play presented by the French classes, a variety of choral arrange- ments by the junior and Senior Choruses, and Christmas carols played by the school band. As in preceding years, this assembly was welcomed by the students. QThey got out of classeslb It was evident that much time and preparation had been put into this pre- sentation. Field Trip In the interest of fur- thering their literary ap- preciation, a group of sophomores and seniors took a field trip to Falls- burg, New York, to see the play Cyrano de Ber- gerac. The performance was by a professional road company, and was of a quality that made the trip well worth-while. C . Donat EDITOR J. Cole TYPIST . C- Qi-0 X 'wie mf 4:15 ex RS i ' .4 fi 2 1 fm 1 I F . .rr A if ff M. Stoudt WRITER L. Keller BUSINESS MANAGER I967 Reverie Staff ,J eff R . DeLong ARTIST P. Snyder TYPIST L . Sourwine BUSINESS MANAGER P. Fuller DRAFT SMAN C . Street EDITOR E ' D. Klingaman TYPIST P. McMullen WRITER Mr. Achenbach A DVISER K. B1111ard WRITER M. Koons WRITER S. Supp PHOTOGRAPHER M. Hoffner M. Hamm WRITER PI-IOT OGRA PHER . K. Hill D. M1les PHOTOGRAPHY PI-IOTOGRA PHER 114 MANA GER Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. john A. Achenbach Dennis Arnold Donald Ashley Robert I. Bachman Richard F. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey and Cynthia .Mr. Verdie Bailey Mr. and Mr. William Balliet Pat Barlok PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hamm Sandra L. Harry Carl Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Melvin I-Iausman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hausman Mrs. Ted I-leeps Thomas Heeps Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Heintzelman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Beiz Mr. and Nlrs. Paul W. Bieber and family Bill and joan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Raymond E. Billiard Robert M. Billig Arlan Bittner Clark Bittner Richard Bittner Alfred C. Bleiler Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Heiser Terry Hemerly and Doris M. Bleiler William F. Bleiler Miss Bertha Blose Mrs. Ruth Blose Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bower Mr. Elwen Bower, Sr. Marjorie E. Brey Mary E. Bowers Mrs. Ronald Christman CIDBSDRYT Kerry Lee Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henry and son Barbara and Terry Hill Ken Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hill Mr. and Mrs. I-Ioch Linda Horn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunsicker Brenda J. Isamoyer William D. Jacobs Barry Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Keller and family Mr. and'Mrs. Bruce Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Kerschner George and Clara Kerschner Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs J. V. Cunningham Willard Derr Stanle Detweiler - Y Doris Dietrich Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Dietrich Russel Dietrich Lewis W. Donat Norman Dotterer Carl Fenstermaker Charles F ensterm aker Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fink Donald Fink Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kistler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kistler Willard Kistler William L. Paul Klingaman Carl A. Koons George Krause Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Supp Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fister Mrs. Eva Foss Mr. Robert Frantz Wesley Friebolin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fries Mr. and Mrs. Funk, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Funk, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fries Ray William Ray William james Fusselman, Sr. Robert W. Gaither C H Gehrin and family Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B.. Krause Mr. Fred H. Kresge Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lackey J. Kenneth Lawton Mr. and Mrs. George R. Leiby Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Lictenwalner Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Loch Mr. and Mrs. Lester Loch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lutz P. J. McCormick E. F. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. David W. Geist Mr. and Mrs. Paul George and Ronald . . g Harold Gehringer Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. H. W. Grammes Howard Greenawalt A. Greene Clayton Hamm Clarence Maniz Mr. and Mrs. Federick L. Manu Miss Mabel Mantz Mr. Vernon Mantz Mr. and Mis. William Masters Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Merkel, Mr. and Mrs. John Miles Norman H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Miles Mr. and Mrs. William Minnich Daryl Betz 115 J Miss Grace M. Moore Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M.r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. .Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Ralph Morgan Kenneth Morton Lester Moschini Fred Mosser Clair Moyer joseph Nagle Paul Nester Earl W. Ohl Herbert Oswald Paul Oswald Mr. . William S. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Pierce and Mrs. Paul Quier Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reeser Mr. Claude R. Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacqueline A. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Reiiz Carl Reitz Remaly john E. Reppert Harold F. Rex Stanley Rex Curtis Roth Paul Rothenberger Herman Saunder Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scheirer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schlauch George Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schoemaker Mrs. Helen Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. William Shuck John Seidel M.r. and Mrs. Paul Sell Senior Library Club Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Shreve Carl D. Snyder David Snyder Edgar Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and MIS. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Stahley Wardell Steigerwalt Alvin Street Mr. and Mrs. John Strohl Mr. and Mrs. Amandus W. Stump Mr. and Mrs. james Thompson Frantine Townsenfelt Mr. Thomas Utsch Mr. Charles R. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Clair C. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Walnuck Jr Irene Wehrhagen Mr. and Mrs. George O. Weida Mr. and Mrs Harold R. Wenner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wert Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wessner Mr. and Mrs. William Wessner Mr. and Mrs Frank Wolsitel Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yeager Frank Yost Sterling Zimmerman I BUSINESS PATRONS Ace Hotel and Bar Supply Company Allentown Card Center Albright's Mill, Kempton Arner's Diner, Allentown Bailey Lumber Company, Kempton Barbara's Beauty Shop, Lynnport Behler's Garage, Germansville Wayne Behler's Garage, Germansville Carl H. Betz, Building and Contracting Materials Biehl's Stationery, ,Hamburg George Billig, Nationwide Insurance, New Tripoli, Rt. 951 Blose's Market, New Tripoli Bob's Atlantic Service, Fogelsville Gus Bold's Inn, Schnecksville Mr. Robert Breininger Shoe Shop, Breinigsville The Briar Patch Buchman's Book Store, Allentown Choice Foods Company, Kempton Dr. Nevin W. Cope, Dentist, Fogelsville Dotterer's Garage, Complete Auto Service, Wana- makers William J. Dotterer, Modern Country Store, Clauss- ville Eshbach's Electric, Lynnport Farr's--the home of Better Shoes by Farr for the Entire Family, 739 Hamilton St. , Allentown Feinour's Atlantic Service, New Tripoli Fenstermaker 8 Schreiner jewelers, Fogelsville .Fogelsville National Bank, Fogelsville Geiger's Texaco Service, Golden Key, Rt. 22 Geiger's Texaco Service, New Smithville Dr. Joseph Goldstone, Slatington Wayne J. Greenawalt, Contractor 8 Builder, New Tripoli, Rt. 51 Walter Gruver, Claussville Hotel, Claussville H 8 M Concessions, Allentown Fairgrotmds Ralph F. Hamm, Coal, Sand, and Stone Spreading, New Tripoli Hamm's Drive In, New Tripoli, Rt. 92 Hamm's Service Station, Orefield I-lauck Feed and Grain, Kutztown Mr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Heintzelman, Forrest Tree Service, Breinigsville Helen's Beauty Shop, Orefield W. L. Helfrich S Co., 525 South Berks St. , Allentown, Dr. James V. Henninger Arthur J. Henry Lumber Co. , Neffs, Penna. Mr. Peter Jula, Contractor Kempton Sportswear Co. , Inc. , New Tripoli, Rt. All A. D. Kern, Ball Band Shoes, Nefk Fred F. Klotz, Plumbing and Heating, Inc. , Allentown Ralph Kressley, Kressley's Garage, Claussville Leather Corner Post Hotel, Orefield, Rt. 9641 Lehigh Valley Sporting Goods, Allentown Paul G. LeVan, Coal and Trucking, Kempton, Rt. 32 Mabel'S Beauty Shop, Phone 285-2295 Mantz's Store, Lynnport Mink's Candies, Allentown Fairgrounds Modern Clothing Mordele Farms, Robert P. Stoudt, owner Breinigsville, Rt. 4941 Moyer's Economy Store, Schnecksville Neffs National Bank, Neffs The New Tripoli National Bank, New Tripoli Nightingale Convelescent Home, 32nd and Parkway Blvd., Allentown Parkland Beverage Distributor, Schnecksville Peter's Auto Service, New Tripoli, Rt. 5542 Royal Typewriter Co. , Inc. , Allentown Seipstown General Store Seipstown Manufacturing, Breinigsville, Rt. ,81 Starlite Diner, on Rt. 100, Fogelsville Steel-Stone Co. , Airport Road, Allentown 435-4172 Stopp's Barber Shop Ann Stopp's Beauty'Shop H. E. Stoudt and Son Inc. , General Contractors, 1212 s. Sth st., Allentown, Penna. 18105 Area Code 215. Phone 435-4751 Titlow's Music House, 930 Hamilton Street, Allen- town Toots and Rolly's Nut Shop Trexlertown Medical Group, Trexlertown Turkey Hill Farm, Slatington, Rt. ffl Wanamaker, Kempton, and Southern, Inc. , Steam Railroad, Kempton Wentz Atlantic Station, 2626 W. 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