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Q -W I-u L, -5 4 .nazi egg' . tw.-3e.,,,,E ,fiyyix '. .x, .,.- , buff games ,-,Abt -...qi -- as ' ' . +1 - .'f'Vf.'-tgsangsse2-fileiytg gp. V , , X . .,,gw ut, vi g put- , X' i .+A'L1st,.f'fl,' - H , 'ifgljk .,..- Mhauf - V ., wisp ,M N Foreword Education is a key, which, along with ambition and perseverance, can unlock the doors of future opportunities. We, the class of 1968, have endeavored to apply this idea to our lives throughout our school days. In this eleventh edition of Reverie we feature the creation of a special Music section, and for the first time advertisements are included. Also, for the first time at N.H.S. we will have a June publication. Using these additions and thetheme of keys, we wish to open the doors of N.H.S. to the community and present an account of the events and activities of the 1967-68 school term. bY'3Qf5gff 7 W2'7fE5: ,fvWaHW25gE1W gvvgfgfi 1 ,, A ,Simi I Wsgsr, , .gi , frtgfafi -. wvj s M ' 'A ' 3-., , X' A ., W 5, , wi!-gs'-H . 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A man of patience, unselfishness, And generosity - Ready to listen and willing to serve. To him we dedicate this book In an attempt to express the gratitude Of the class of 1968'i. Mr. Thomas A. Greene ADMINISTRATION EW. VK , w LM, Arm ff - -: M: -Q.. A! ,1- K 1 MR. ROBERT E. MUSHRUSH This year, Mr. Smith is serving as an assistant to Mr. Mushrush. Mr. Smith is also the Athletic Director of N.H.S., making all the necessary arrangments for every athletic event throughout the year. To The Class of l968: Congratulations to all members of this yea.r's graduat- ing class. You have successfully completed your high school education. I trust that the experiences you have had while attending Northwestern Lehigh Schools have been valuable and will help you start a most enjoyable life. Please remember that success in your future life depends on proper planning, good attitude, and hard work. Make use of your God-given talents and help to make this world the best place possible in which to live. Sincerely yours, High School Principal Assistant Principal MR. DAVID R. SMITH 4- Nl t ,.tt . NJ' S- , X9 Jef .ay --Qt, ,K ei Q K Xxx Fi , 'S ff 'N mrmarfsswlfasw' iw mi A i SEATED: W. KISTLER, C. YOCUM, R. BACHMAN, O. FINK. STANDING: C. BETZ, C. SNYDER, K. MORTON P. WITMER, J. D. SHREVE. Supervising Principal For the past seven years, Mr. Charles H. Gehring has served as supervising principal of Northwestern. He earned his Master's Degree in Education from Lehigh University. We appreciate the guidance and interest that he has shown throughout our high school years. School Board MR. CHARLES H. GEHRING MRS. ERMA M. STUMP, teaches jun- ior high English and social studies. She is a graduate of Kutztown State College. MRS. M. CAMILLE SANTANGELO, a graduate of Kutztown State College, teaches junior high English and social studies. MR. THOMAS A. GREENE, teaches junior high reading and spelling. He earned his B. A. at Muhlenberg Col- lege. MR. DAVID A. KOCH, one of the senior class advisors, is a unique part of our English department. He graduated from Mora- vian College and earned his M.A. at Temple Uni- versity. English MRS. SHIRLEY HERSHEY, a graduate of Penn State, teaches sophomore and senior English. She has also attended Lehigh University Graduate School. Nb- MR. JOHN A. ACHENBACH, advisor of Reverie , teaches civics and world cultures. He is a graduate of Asbury College. Social Studies and Foreign Languages MR. GEORGE L. DILLIARD, a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, teaches American History and social studies. He is one of the junior class advisors. ,L , K K ,ga H--A , 4' . 3 MR. RUSSELL F. STOUDT, prepares his students for the future by teaching American History, economics, and problems of de- mocracy. He is the advisor to Varsity N . +- MR. RICHARD F. BAER, a graduate of Muhlenberg College, teaches English, German, and theme writ- ing. He is an advisor to the Photography Club. E vi? 4 MISS GRACE M. MOORE, teaches French and English. She is a graduate of Bucknell University. far'Q-2' A MR. WILLIAM H. MASTERS, teaches junior high science and advises the Jr. Science Club. He graduated from Kutztown State College. l Science MR. I. PAUL CIVITTS, the head wrestling coach, teaches junior high science and health. He earned his B.S. and M.Ed. at Penn State. MR. JAMES FENSTERMACHER, a newcomer to N. l-I. S. , teaches MR. ROBERT E. FRANTZ, who received his B. S. from Kutztown State College, teaches senior high biology. He is the advisor to the Projectionist Club. and his M.A. 'i V1 physics and chemistry. He gradu- ated from Kutztown State College, and also attended Lehigh U., ceiving a degree in library science Ie' ........... i -fi-.far lfikiwt Mathematics MR. MARVIN H. DAVIS, teaches Algebra II, advanced algebra, and trigonometry. Mr. Davis, a gradu- ate of Kutztown State College, is the junior high guidance counselor and advisor to F.T. A. Q-L . MR. RALPH W. MORGAN, a grad uate of Penn State, teaches junior high mathematics. Mr. Morgan is the head coach of the football team Fine Arts Q MR. FREDERICK L. MANTZ, a graduate of West Chester State College, is the dedicated director of the band. He also teaches junior high music. MRS. CAMELLIA C. SOLDRIDGE, the direct- ress of jr. and sr. chorus, teaches elementary music. She is a graduate of the University of Southern Mis- sissippi and William Carey College. MRS. MARILYN M. MILES a senior class advisor, teaches jr. and sr. high art, and is the advisor of the Jr. and Sr. Art Clubs. Physical Education MR. BRUCE A. KEMMERER, shows his gym classes how it should have been done. Mr. Kemmerer, a gradu- ate of East Stroudsburg State College, is an ad- visor to the class of 1969. MRS. ROSALIE MENGES, a graduate of Lock Haven State College, teaches girls' physical education in her first year at North- western. 'X Vocational MR. JOHN E. REPPERT, MR. URBANE BYLER, ad- who teaches industrial arts, visor to Jr. Agriculture is a graduate of Penn State. Club and F. F. A. . teaches He is an advisor to the Photography Club. vocational agriculture to jr. and sr. high students. I-Ie is a graduate of Penn State. MRS. MARY Y. KNERR, leadsbher home economics students toward their re- spective futures. A grad- uate of Penn State, Mrs. Knerr is the advisor of the Girl's Service Club. Business Education MR. CRAIG R. YEANISH, a graduate of Bloomsburg State College, teaches business law, Bookkeeping I and Il, and Typing I and II. MISS DARLENE WERTMAN a familiar face to business ed. students, teaches short hand, typing, and office practice. She is a graduate of Bloomsburg State College. v MRS. CAROL MERTZ, a graduate of Bloomsburg State College, is new to N. H.S. as a teacher. She teaches general business, general math, retail sales, typing, and notehand. Q15 llrafvx I Y r Office Staff Mrs. Julia Hill, Miss Carol Wert, Mrs. Carolyn Hamm, Mrs. Patricia Smith. School Nurses MRS. ELAINE HAUSMAN MRS- WANDA HARRISON This year Mrs. Hausman is aided by Mrs. Harrison, a new addition to the school s medical department. Tak ing care of the students' health needs, is often a very time consuming job, which Mrs. Harrison has helped to alleviate. K M X 1 MRS. KLOTZ - Special Education MR. SMITH - Driver Ed MRS. MOSCHINI - Librarian MRS. .BLOSE Cashier F MRS. KERSCHNER is usually quite busy with students' tran- Hurrying from place to place, she meets the demands of the senior high, while Mr. Davis counsels the junior high. scripts, requests, tests, and scores. K wt, Mimi 1 K 12' Cafeteria Staff rw 1 'm,' if ' I VZIV r Ssyy 4 .phi R :': Rig, I . 37 Q 1 1 - . , .. W- Q .ifl S . A,A., W S Mrs. Bittner, Mrs. Rauch, Custodians In the fall of this year the school board appointed Mr. Earl Ohl as head cus- todian, succeeding Mr. David Snyder. Mrs. Parry, Mrs. Wessner, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Fister, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Baer. Mr. C. Rauch, Mr. E. Ohl, Mrs. M. Snyder, Mr. W. Krum, Mr. W. Romig Bus Drivers KNEELING: R. Breiniger W. Stopp D. Fink P. Rothenberger H. Hunsicker K. Kressley R. Bittner STANDING: G. Smith D. Snyder W. Kuhns E. Snyder H. Hermany H. Smith N. Bachrnan L. Loch, Missing from picture Well, basically. . . So what if Syracuse Q1 beat Penn State? Who needs a caption? W5 il x dl 'ffl 7 if K EL u 4- K A - a aaceea a - ' ' ' B? B? Here it is, Bat man! w f f f v mf 1 ' V f r r f v C f f Q S 'Q Q f Q f C v V SE IDRS '71 X-V-a s ,Mm Q. K. we, ,. I 'sf ihik-fibit f- H2m...,N,fk 'K ' TIGERS W,N., - , Qi, SY fx ,,,.,W -Q., 1 L fr? Seniors --Q-f. d its wfwwd ,fu af ,,,. Mr. Koch, Advisorg Larry Bachman, Presidentg Rebecca Kindred, Treasurerg Anna Wisser, Secretaryg Mrs. Miles, Advisorg Sterling Hamm, Vice-President. Seniors! That's us and we're proud of it. Many memories to look back on and much to hope for for the future. It's been a wonderful year at N. H. S. We carried on the tradition of a bonfire, pep rally and dance before a football game. Another tradition was started with the selection of a Football Queen from our class. Our Halloween dance was a success.with The Backwater Blues Klan. It was the first psychedelic Halloween in Northwestern's history. Mrs. Kerschner was kept busy with our applications, transcripts, college boards, and acceptances. Fruitcake sales turned over a sizeable profit, and some beautiful, feathery Christmas wreaths were made and sold. The yearbook was a subject of much controversy. Our donkey basketball game, a comeback for that hilarious sport? Class Day was planned in business law class and jolted the school out of late spring doldrums. Then came the important day - graduation - and an end to our travels with Northwestern. Now, on to bigger and even better years. Eileen C. Althouse Academic . . . Spider . . . supports Mrs. Moschini 's library fund . . . Albright and VW's. Girl's Hockey lg Chorus 19 Gym Club 1, 2g GAA 1,2g Gym Team 1, 2: FTA 3,43 National Honor Society 3,45 RCV6fiC CCC' Editorj 4. Alana B. Amspacker Academic . . . a newcomer to our school . .. quiet . .. smiling . . . works hard for what she gets . . . loves Mr. Stoudt . . . down with bio-chem . . . future elementary teacher. FTA 4, Chorus 4. Daniel R. Baehman Academic .. . Danny . . . Great White Hunter . . . our football captain . . . hates 7th and 8th graders running through the halls . . . Lynne . . . future in college. Basketball 1, 23 Wrestling 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity N 1, 2, 3, 49 Football Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom Court 35 Student Council 3. Larry L. Bachman Industrial Arts . . . Class President . . . Renee' . . . can usually be found working on cars . . . mind of his own .. . future in business school. Jr. Prom Court 3g Student Council 35 BAA 15 Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity N 3, 43 National Honor Society 3,4. Daryl Betz Industrial Arts . . . The Valiant Man . . . loyal to Plymouths . . . likes to have his share of fun . . . part-time wrestler . . . future mechanic. Wrestling 1, 2, 4. Dolores F. Bougher Business Education . . . lives for food . . . future housewife . . . Armory .. . one of her pet peeves is know-it-alls . . . will never forget the waxed floors. Girl's Service 35 Art Club 2, 3,49 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. fi. Kathryn V. Christman Academic . . . Kathy . . . Al- bright . . . Army . . . usually in need of sleep . . . remembers the French award the most . . . wants to be famous or infamous. Basketball 15 Girl's Hockey 1: Chorus 25 Prom Court 33 Girl's Service 35 FTA 3,45 Reverie 4. Linda F. Christman Business Education . . . sweet . . . practical minded secretary . . . loves shorthand, study halls, book- keeping . . . doesn't like stuck-up people . . . avid talker. Chorus 3: Girl's Service 3,45 Library Club 1, 2, 3,45 Reverie 4 ' Betty Ann Dietrich Academic . . . Kutztown State . . . future teacher . . . studious . . . enjoys German class . . . evinces misunder- standing of teacher's philosophy of homework. Girl's Service 35 FTA 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Reverie 4. Dale H. Everett Industrial Arts . . . Dawn . . . Where 's the air conditioner? . . . spends a great deal of time in a certain room of the office . . . future plumber. Basketball lg Football 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Varsity N 2, 3,4. Gloria R. Everett Academic . . . future probably in nursing . . . with rain comes flat tires . . . has her own ideas . . . sleepy in French class .. . loves selling fruit cakes. Chorus 15 Future Nurses 2, 3,45 Art Club 2, 3,45 Girl's Service 33 Reverie 4' Ruth E. Fink Business Education . . . Ruthie . . . played Santa Claus for Mr. Yeanish . . . likes to travel . . . pet peeve is history class. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Tiger Talk 2, 3: Girl's Service 3,45 Library 3,4. p rr Raymond E. Flytc Business Education . . . Ray . . . g speed demon . . . dislikes teachers . . . future in the Air Force . . . en- joys gym, 5th periods, and lunch . . . goal is graduation. t-fr David L. Follweiler Industrial Arts . . . Fully . . . where the girls are, he is . . . Hell's Angels fan . . . forgets to get passes from Mr. Frantz. Basketball 1, 25 Wrestling 3,4. Barry E. Fritzingcr Academic . . . Fritz . . . loves the outdoors and Chevelles . . . N. H. S. 's answer to Herb Alpert . . . polite . . . likes sitting on radiators in cold rooms. Baseball 2g BAA 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,4. Donna D. Gildncr Business Education . . . cute, popular . . . unobtrusive . . . Garrett in a '67 Camaro . . . undecided future. GAA 3g Gym Club 2,45 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. Bonita Y. Hamm Academic-Commercial .. . Bonnie . . . cute and sometimes quiet . . . ardent cheerleader . . . Mrs. Mertz 's candy bag . . . dislikes snobs . . . future as a medical secretary. Hockey 15 Majorette 15 Student Council 1, 25 Gym Team 1, 25 Prom Court 35 Gym Club 2, 35 Future Nurses 2, 3, 43 Cheering 2, 3, 45 Reverie 4. Darryl R. Hamm Industrial Arts . . . Atlas . . . -- craftsman . . . How do you know? . . . Mr. Reppert's right hand man . . . future at Williamsport Community College. Band 1, 2, 3,45 County Band 2, 3,45 Physical Fitness 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Camera Club 4. awww Sandra E. Handvverk Academic . . . Sandy . . . female Freud . . . listener to woes Renee E. Hamm Academic-Commercial . . . Are you kidding? . . . perky cheerleader . . . Larry . . . dislikes know-it-alls . . . future secre- tary. Future Nurses 2, 3, 4g Gym Club lg Prom Court 39 Cheering 2, 3,4. Sterling L. Hamm Business Education Worm . . . 'Stupid isn t it?' . . likes football and beautiful girls . . . vice-president of Senior class Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Varsity N 1, 2, 3,4g Physical Fitness 2 3 Football 2, 3,4. . . . solver of problems . . , down with monster movies . . . wants a dozen children. FTA 3, 4g Girl's Service 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Barry C. Harter Vocational Agriculture . . . George . . . likes ice cream and sleeping . . . dislikes economics . . . president of FFA . . . future in the Armed Services. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. ,ml Richard H. Hausman Business Education . . . Pretzel . . . one of the few seniors on this year's basketball team . . . humorist . . . really can blow fihis trumpet . . . future buyer of clothing. Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 3,45 BAA 1, 2, 3 Band 1,2, 3,4. Robert D. Hendricks Academic . . . Bob . . . has a portable arsenal . . . dislikes work of any kind . . . great unused potential . . . talented artist. Projectionist 3. Harold O. Henry Business Education . . . Junior . . . girl watcher . .. talkative . . . neat dresser . . . can't seem to balance well on chairs . . . plans to enter the Air Force. Football 25 Baseball 25 Football Club 25 Physical Fitness 25 Prom Court 35 Basketball 1,25 BAA 1,2,4. Wilmer R. Hunsicker, Jr. Industrial Arts . . . Chip . . . a Romeo . . . raises pheasants . . . Nork . . . inde- pendent . . . plans to pursue a career in computer or electrical work. BAA 25 Baseball 3. sw Wx Ronald K. Kistler Academic . . . Ronnie . . . aggressively timid . . . Mad . . . great drummer . . . expert pitcher of small pieces of anything . . . Snowmobile 500 . . . undecided future. County Band 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Marlene M. Knerr Academic-Commercial . . . Mike . . cheerleading captain . . . successful poet . . . future gym teacher and airline stewardess. Basketball 15 Cheering 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Varsity N 2, 3,45 Gym Club 1,2, 3,45 FNA 2,3,45 Tiger Talk 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Girl's Service 3, 45 Reverie 4. Gerald W. Kehl, jr. Business Education . . . Snail . . . drives in the halls . . . hit and run . . . football enthusiast . . . sleepy. Football 1, 2, 35 Football Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,4. Rebecca Kindred Academic-Commercial . . . Becky . . . quiet, conservative . . . smiling . . . class treasurer . . . D. A. R. award winner . . . future secretary or cosmetologist. GAA 1, 25 Student Council 3: Chorus 45 Gir1's Service 3, 45 FNA 1, 2, 3, 45 Reverie 4. Christal Kocher v Business Education . . . Christal' . . . can usually be found driving between Topton and Mertztown . . . Lenny . . . future housewife. Girl's Service 35 Art Club 2,3,4g Library 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard W. Kuhns Industrial Arts . . . Black Dick . . . bum-bum . . . usually in the shop . . . Hey Skin-Man! Projectionist Club 35 County Band 3,45 Band 3, 45 Camera Club 4. Marie A. Kunkel Vocational Home Economics . . . most memorable experience is being in Varsity N . . . basketball games . . . future is un- decided. Library Club 1, 25 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 3,45 Varsity N 4. Theresa M. A. Kunkel Academic . . . Terri . . . Where's my bloomers? . . . sincere, honest senior . . . likes outdoor activities . . . See you at Hamm's. Student Council 1,45 Gym Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 25 GAA 35 Pep Club 45 FNA 3,45 Reverie 45 Varsity N 4. joseph R. Lazovvicki Industrial Arts . . . Joe . . . neat, groovy personality . . . likes shop . . . alway needs a haircut . . . in love with his Ford. Carol A. Leiby Business Education . . . Leiby . . . class megaphone . . . anywhere, anytime . . . gymnastic clown . . . undecided future. Basketball 15 Chorus 1,25 GAA 2, 35 FNA 45 Art Club 2,35 Gym Club 1, 2, 3,4. S Charlotte M. Long Academic . . . always smiling . . . neat dresser . . . likes to go shopping and driving around with Terri . . . lives at Hamm's on weekends. FTA 35 Student Council 3,45 Art Club 3, 45 Hockey 3,45 FNA 2,3,4. Terry L. McCullough Business Education . . . Pennsylvania Texan . . . good athlete . . . hates slow drivers and English . . . puts mileage on the Mustang . . . future secretary or beautician. Art Club 1, 25 Gym Team 1, 25 Gym Club 1, 2,45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Hockey 4. Marie J. om Academic . . . Ghoul . . . Mark . . . always neatly dressed . . . silent one . . . great sense of humor . . . exasperated by Mr. Loy's explanations . . . future X-ray technician. Library 15 Gym Club 1, 25 GAA 35 Pep Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Annette M. Olayniek Business Education . . . Swing Out . . feminine . . . bopping . . . great d21HCCI . - - likes study halls . . . nonstop talker . . . Northwestern's answer to Twiggy. Tiger Talk 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. Roland E. Lenhart Industrial Arts . . . Lenhart . . . doesn't like girls . . . hopes to graduate this year . . . Chevy nut . . . future in Marines. Projectionist Clubg BAA5 Physical Fitness. Beatrice A. Liehtenwalner Business Education . . . Bea . . 1956 Ford lover . . . quiet . . . pleasant . . . bookworm . . . future waitress. Library Club 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Tiger Talk 3. ,,..a-gg, swf! 'lT'f'1X Q-an: Barbara T. Reinhart Business Education . . . Bunnie . . . petite . . . hair stylist . . . does well in ball . . . perturbed by history class . . . future beautician. K, Keith W. Reitz Academic . . . Sam . . . part-time poet . . . Is that a fact? . . . likes to tighten up on his enjoys . . . future engineer. Prom Court 35 Fitness 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 2, 3,45 District Band 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Varsity N 3,45 Reverie fCo- Editorj 4. Lillie M. Salash Business Education . . . Wimp . . . clown . . . usually hanging around with Weasel . . . can be found driving around Slatington and Pal- merton . . . future cosmetologist. Hockey 15 Gym Club 3,45 FNA Doris Phillips Academic . . . Flips . . . Tommy . . . Huh! . . . unorganized organizer . . . likes to see school- spirited students . . . future math teacher. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3,45 Gym Club 1, 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Reverie 4. Debra L. Pollock Academic . . . Debbie . . . wicked hockey player . . . usually seen at Lehigh River . . . avid water skier . . . dislikes adults' condemnation of teens. Library 25 Varsity N 45 Girl's Service 35 Hockey 3,45 Basketball 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. gym . . . likes to dance and play basket- ,,,.u. ,rf BM 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3. Annette L. Scheffler Academic-Commercial . . . Weasel . . . Football Queen . . . popular cheerleader . . . usually in the office helping the secretaries . . . future at Community College. Hockey 3,45 Basketball 35 Cheer- mg 45 GAA 3,45 PNA 4. 30 Phyllis Scheffler Commercial. . . Diller . . . Craig. . . has trouble finding the right Basket to shoot at. . . dislikes bossy teachers. . . hopes to become a saleslady. FNA 3,45 Gym Club 35 Basketball 3. Linda A. Sehellhamer Academic. . . Schelly . . . petite blonde. . .loyal to our football team. . . great school spirit. . . future in some form of higher education. Student Council 4g FTA 2, 3,45 Gym Club l,2g Chorus l,2,3, 4g Rev- erie 4. S ?3g?y KZW . - 'v-f..-f'z:Q'g.f.:f' ' ...,,.,,,,,...W --f.f.. -- V , .. fa, I Www 7' Lucinda F. Sehuck Business Education. . . Cindy . . . cute brunette. . . boys. . . seamstress. . . likes walking the halls. . . dislikes teachers and homework. Library Club 2, FNA 3,4. Rickey Seyler Academic. . . Rick , . . Oh, birds! . . .likes money and girls. . . hopes to pursue a career in engineering. .1 We Student Council 2,4, Vice President 45 National Honor Society 3,4g Rev- erie 45 Basketball lg Wrestling 2, 3,4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3,4g Football Club 2, 3,4g Varsity N 1, 2, 3,4. J anice L. Shellhammer Business Education. . . Jeanie . . . Earl. . . Hockey Co-captain. . . doesn't like smart people. . . willing worker. GAA 3g Art Club 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3,43 Girl's Service 4. Craig D. Shreve Academic. . . Shrevie . . . prin- cipal noise-maker in any class. . . thorn in Miss Moore's side. . . will attend college. Basketball l, 2, 39 Football 3, 43 Gym Club 2g Varsity N 3,4g BAA l,2,3: Football Club 3,4. 3l Ruth Ann Snyder Vocational Home Economics . . . Ruthie . . . likes basketball games, dancing, and driving around . . . usually quiet . . . has long discus- sions with the guys in homeroom. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Marguerite T. Stoss Business Education . . . Margy , . . loves Italian food and Clayton . , , Monday mornings are difficult . . . dislikes little brothers and stuck- up people. Library 13 GAA 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Gym Club 2,33 Art Club l,2, 3g Hockey 45 Reverie 4, is V11 '25, , . f--r -' , tg: 4 X Robert Wasielewski Academic . . . Waz . . . pet peeve's quote: The cafeteria help is bad news and the ice cream machines don't work. . . . likes the secretary in the office and the piano in the gym . . . curly locks . . . individualist . . . future enter- tainer or cook. Edward F. Watt Vocational Agriculture . . . Eddy . . . quiet . . . does cuckoo for class . . . always walking in the halls with his girl . . . uncertain future. Gym Club lg Wrestling 4g BAA 1, 2. 32 Mir Lana E. Turner Academic . . . has a famous actress named after her . . . Mustangs! . . . quiet but notice- able . . . always laughing . . . future secre- tary. FTA 2, 3,43 Gym Club 4g Basketball 45 Reverie Linda J. W Business Education , . . on the move . . . class mod likes Corvettes and Jaguars tary or model. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Tiger 1, 2, 3: Hockey 3, 4. albert Lynn . . . always . . . Dave . . . . . . future secre- Talk 2, 3. 9, if R!-Q' Whse, Brian Werley Industrial Arts . . . Wally . . . crazy about Chevys spends all his time in shop . . . works at Wheel and Crawler . . . future in Navy? Band lg Football CManagerj l. William A. Wert Academic . . . Bill . . . great dam of thoughts blocked by silence . . . pool player . . . Humphrey Bogart fan .. . seagulls seem a nuisance . . . Hendricks' sidekick . .. plans to attend college. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity N 3, 4. Henry G. Weaver Industrial Arts . . . independent senior . . . puts a great deal of effort into staying out of trouble . . . likes older girls . . . dislikes guys who distract him from studying . . . future plans are uncertain. Camera Club 4. Russell W. Weiss Industrial Arts . . . Russ . . . fastest car in parking lot . . . al- ways in Slatington . . . quiet . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Hershey . . . undecided future. NW- QV Nun-ff Gary K. Wertman Industrial Arts . . . can be found with Russ . . . always in trouble on the bus . . . I'l1 never tell . . . car nut . . . future undecided. James W. Wirth Vocational Agriculture . . . Jim . . . likes Trig . . . helpful . . . ambitious . . . courteous . . . friendly . . . plans to attend college 33 vcr:-f' Anna R. Wisser Business Education , . . talented organist . . . Mr. Smith's part-time secretary . . . great at long basketball shots . . . peeved by snobbish people . . . class secretary . . . plans to become a beautician. Student Council 35 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 35 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 35 Girl's Service 45 Reverie 4. Paulette L. Witmer Academic . . . Lynne . . . always smil- ing . . . great school spirit . . . French Award winner . . . hopes to become a missionary teacher. National Honor Society 3,45 FTA 2, 3,45 Varsity N 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheering 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Team 1, 25 Gym Club 1,2, 3,4. Sherwood D. Zettlcmoyer Academic . . . Woody . . . Hi, People! . . . music lover . . . Mrs. Soldridge 's happi- ness . . . future in mechanical engineering. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 1, 2, 35 District Chorus 3, 45 Regional Chorus 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Varsity N 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Reverie 4. Gloria F. Zimmerman Academic . . . Flossie . . . Student Council President . . . Jllfliof PIOH1 Q1-16611 . . . great sports enthusiast . . . wicked on basketball court . . . plans to attend college. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Hockey 1, 2, 85 Tiger Talk 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Prom Court 35 Varsity N 2,3,45 GAA 3. Donald R. Zimmerman Industrial Arts . . . Yoc . . . survival includes his '58 Ford . . . envies Hell s Angels . . . Meep, Meep. Projectronrst Club 3. Remember When . . We had only 7 class periods in a day? Doris handed something in on time? Hendricks did homework? We wanted to present a senior class play? Weasel wasn't helping someone in the office? Craig was awake in Analysis class? Lazowicki and Wasielewski got their names spelled and pronounced correctly? We used study halls for their intended purpose? Danny and Lynne weren't sitting together? Lillie wasn't complaining about something? Fire drills occurred during lunch periods? We finally got to go to Princeton? Darryl became the Golden Hammer? Seniors were towering and awe-inspiring figures to us? Terri couldn't find her basketball bloomers? Homework could be done in 20 minutes? We had orthodox English classes with Mr. Koch? Mr. Baer was confused by a knocking within his closet? The school didn't have the middle wing? We had a dog in school? X Rick wasn't chewing gum? Chewing gum was strictly prohibited? We still got our yearbooks in September? Our whole class was fully awake? Schelly didn't hand something in to Mr. Stoudt? Our football field was nothing more than a crabgrass field? Seniors went to the guidance office other than for a piece of candy? The school was robbed? We left the lunch table satiated? We didn't have many substitute teachers? Someone wasn't playing chess in l13? We toured Bethlehem Steel? Graduation seemed so far away? Mrs. Hershey was averse to Larry's tape recording of her homeroom comments? Ghoul was thinking of something other than Mark? Class rank meant nothing to us? Mr. Mushrush wasn't worried about hall traffic? Becky was anything but quiet and reserved? Daryl eliminated a window beside the door in ll3? Sandy became a Future Crumble Baker? Mrs. Mertz sang Bottle of Wine to her homeroom? Annette was silent through a whole study hall? Floss was quiet and shy on a basketball court? We were acting like a typical senior class? g-04 ,......-0 ak ft 'aan'- Most Most The Class of '68 feels that Sherwood Zettlemoyer and Gloria Zimmerman are really the most. During the past six years they have exhibited great personalities and outstanding accomplishments which have brought them recognition. Good Luck to the most super of superlatives! Senior Superlatives Most Dependable To make sure they can be de- pended upon, Janice Shellhammer and Keith Reitz synchronize their watches. Most Likely To Succeed Betty Dietrich and Rick Seyler delve into the depths of their studies. 55.33, - k Most Athletic Lynne Witmer and Danny Bachman are athletes of which N. H. S. can be proud i ws-tee Most Courteous Sir Sterling Hamm lays down his coat for Lady Becky Kindred. Most Artistic Exhibiting some of their aesthetic skills are Margy Stoss and Robert Hendricks. Q. WJ . L 'R N ir,, W... Mgt :Q x s , f I Q V sid: i2.,8k0,gl'X My--f y 1 MM 1-wi?2i ' 3 5 ..- 9 Q fri 2? Most Friendly Bonnie Hamm and Barry Fritzinger extend a warm welcome to everyone. Best Looking Constantly staying well-groomed are Terry McCul- lough and Harold Henry. 7-vTw Most Talkative Carol Leiby waits impatiently for Darryl Hamm to get off the phone! Most Comical Attack by a Weasel? It's just our class clowns An- nette Scheffler and Craig Shreve. Most Mod Swinging out in their mod apparel, Annette Olay- nick and Bob Wasielewski display that they're where it's happening. Most School Spirit Showing staunch loyalty to N. H. S. are Terri Kunkel Marlene Knerr, and Larry Bachman. fe' Spring Mist Nothing will be remembered more by the seniors than the Junior Prom of 1967. Held at the Holiday lnn of Allentown, the room was decorated in the mood of a quiet, misty spring evening and flooded with the sometimes sooth- ing, sometimes beat music of the Dignifieds. The highlight of the evening was the crowning ceremony ofthe new queen, Miss Gloria Zim- merman by Miss Pat Snyder, the queen of 1966 ur unior Prom A 670 DQ Q51 s ' Q it ' W y K. . 'R f, PROM COURT Craig Shreve Kathy Muth Keith Reitz Phyllis Scheffler Danny Bachman Renee Hamm Harold Henry Gloria Zimmerman Larry Bachman Kathy Christman Sherwood Zettlemoyer Doris Phillips Sterling Hamm Bonnie Hamm Rick Seyler Annette Scheffler X , ,X bi 'Q I Y A1 X so X . I V 4 ., ,N I r xx 1 4 .W .mm sw I A r ,JR we x fi ' 5 -1 I f If ,N WR 1 4 UNDERCLASSMEN Yi Nx if Y W wif. tm.. Y-an if we -v vi' 1, ' r .' ..-.gn -W V K N Q.. 'S . MJ W, MW-mipM:vwwr'wW5PH'Wf I .. ' 'L .X., ., . .5 , . , f 4 a . -'-'ETSYZ-. .Y.,f.... .eu-., k ' -,Q V' . 7 kgfp - k - .,,.,Q...'NZT'3, V , via.:6352E.Q'g3f,,g.::f5:53:64 -sw., -, I U , L..., A . . , ..,iMW.,,-..m 1 3532.34 lg, .. PH' - ., Q- ,.. , bg., isp 3:31, 5,1 -si.?'Wi .. Xvs- MQ, -g 'S 'Q .h , . N X 4 F N 5 fa . Q Elk. Q, -' S ,P 3. 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Gayle Emmick, Treasurerg Gene Trexler, Presidentg Mr. Kernmerer, Advisorg Ann Balliet, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Dilliard, Advisory Gail Sander, Secretary. Enthusiastic, vibrant, and improbable, the Junior Class has added spark to this year. They can't wait to be seniors and some are already practicing for next year. They've done quite a bit this year. Their dances have undoubtedly added to their treasury and their Zip Code book sales were very successful. The Prom, sponso1:ed by them this spring, was a real treat for everyone. Good Luck from the Class of '68 to the Class of '69. 46 L L-.al akai S aa W , if' 1 , -1- K 'Q' K ' 1. 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M an S 'Q Y Y ,,,' 'g '. 10? 'fa L 1 'Q b- f L I and - ,' Av x. x x J f . Carl Masters Joel Matthias Thomas McMullen Elda Merkel Mark Miller Leonard Parry Sharon Parry David Peters James Poust Dennis Rauch ' Nfi Q-al James Knittle Willard Krum Charles Kuehn Diane Kunkel George Lenhart Robert Lenhart Dennis Loch Marshall Mangold Anthony Reith Gordan Rex Jw Leonard Re x Thom as Ritter gf... :V JoAnn Rauch Jan Reed Debra Rehrig f E' nrsr V .rrr X Lucille Rienert XX R Gail Terry Sander S311 Cheryl Janice Seidel Smith ji-1 , --., r if ' af i, , ,A Q Q N.. k A .M,,,MA Q D wi I S ei E . rrr 5 JoAnn Smith Leonard Smith Carol Snyder Linda Snyder Sally Snyder William Snyder Roy Steckel Ann Steigerwalt Larry Stump Linda Stump Gene Trexler MaryAnn Trexler Larry Turner Linda Werley Kathy Yenser f fr 15 .N I .1 is W A . Nl Q ,E x Sig 1 . ll.. mf 95:1 v . N kfiivig .z , .4 3 .. if wr' N r 'Q X if h K. E :sm -i he J 1 Q5 'K N Nxmg or 2 i f, L af V Vh x L Donna Yost ' Sandra Yost N S Q ag: . Gary Stoudt , A if .Q Gery Zengio 'S' ' ' , , wk L wg m e W' I 5- s 3. . x Sophomores Class Officers : President: DONALD PETERS Vice President: DAVID HUNSICKER Secretary: DENNIS HUNSICKER Treasurer: RONALD HARTMAN Class Advisors: MRS. CAROL MERTZ MR. RICHARD BAER Andrea Creitz Jeffrey David Bruce Dietrich Leonard Dietrich George Fister Travis Frensky Faye Frey Donald Fritzinger Carl Funk Henry Fusselman Joan Geiger Richard Geiger V , .G A Md! 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Freshmen Nevin Acker Thomas Bachman Marie Barlip Gail Bieber Carol Billig Debra Bittner Peggy Bittner Dennis Blose Kenneth Boger Leonard Bogert Charlene Boyd Marlene Boyd Barry Breininger Dean Brunner Catherine Burkhart Donald Carl Rose Ann Carl Gail Chrisrman Robert Christman Emma Jo Coombe Jeffrey Demko Jayson Dilcher David Drummer Elaine Everett Brenda Fahringer Debra Fatzinger Keith Feinour Dean Fenstermacher Mark Fenstermaker Robert Fink Renee Fink Sandra Fink Barbara Fries Carl Fries Dennis Fritz Dorothy Fritzinger Barbara Fuller Margaret Gardner Lynn German Jane Haaf Dennis Haas Thomas Haldeman Patrice Hamm Treena Hamm Marie Harrison Dennis Hartman James Hebelka Carl Hein Richard Held Kathleen Henninger Marilyn Hofflinger Barbara Holben Edward Hollenbach Jeffrey Horn Charlotte Huegel Charles Jones Frank Jones Glenn Kemmerer Noreen Kindig Linda Kistler Mae Kistler Terry Kistler Gary Klingaman Larry Kocher :ss . 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Larger and reorganized, Council has contributed a large sum to the cost of a new scoreboard, re-opened the school store, sponsored the Harlem Satellite game, and opened the door to better understandings in the Student-Faculty meetings. This could not have been done without the guidance of Mr. Loy, and the leadership of the President, Gloria Zimmerman, Vice-President, Rick Seyler, Secretary, Andrea Creitz, and Treasurer, George Polak. Alternates if .sw National Honor Society There is no equivalent for the pride and the honor that is felt when a student is inducted into the National Honor Society. Every year a percentage ofthe Junior and Senior classes is chosen for their academic achievements, personal character, leadership qualities, and service to the school and community. The officers of this year's National Honor Society are: BOTTOM ROW1 M- Kfleffi L- BHCIUHEIII. Sherwood Zettlemoyer, Presidentg Larry Bachman, Vice- E- Althouse. TOP ROW: R. Seyler, S. president, Paulette Witmer, Secretary, and Marlene Knerr, Zettlemoyer, B. Dietrich, L. Witmer. Treasurer, Not in picture: K. Reitz The speaker at this year's induction ceremony was Rev. Richard Schaefer of Calvary Lutheran Church, Laureldale, P S.. BOTTOM ROW: K. Christman, L. Snyder, A. Balliet, J. Fetherolff L. Reinert. TOP ROW: A. Steigerwalt, D. Phillips, G. Trexler, L. Turner, M. Kohler, S. Snyder, W. Fetherolf. ,ffl I 3 FRONT ROW: S. Zettlemoyer, T. Kunkel, M. Stoss, K. Christman, D. Phillips, M. Knerr, C. Funk. SECOND ROW: K. Reitz, E. Althouse, A. Wisser, B. Hamm, L. Schellhamer, L. Christman, B. Kindred, B. Dietrich, R. Seyler. . 4 9 X pp, Reverre W D in ff 5 Last year the new yearbook staff decided that the 1968 REVERIE would be significantly different and better than any Bi O previous yearbook. We feel that our goal has been reached. H' 'P' iq Not only is this edition of REVERIE longer and more complete 'Wu -f '-. -Q. K B but it is also being finished earlier so that for the first time it may be distributed in June. The staff knows that these goals could not have been reached without the supervision of Mr. Achenbach, the dili- gence of the editors, and the staff's contributions. We wish to thank members of the photo graphy club who took pictures for us, and especially Mr. Baer who developed many ur- ! ,L ' gently needed pictures. B 151 I .. . , jr .4 N lg tw-fl V. ew, H , I. A , YL, ay: t I - rf . . W -W 1'-2 71 an w iiiias 'I ' ' .... , I-QQ 'f ' K ii' 'K 'L I f , , if 5hW.f Tiger Talk Our school newspaper is relatively new but not inexpertly written. The newsgatherers and coordi nators of this organization have succeeded in sum- marizmg the activities and events during the 1967- 68 school year in a narrative account, which is en- v.f4 Q44. s. ?f17 S'x'1S a l les: Q T Qf 'fT'4 sl 1. Q .QV ' joyable and entertaining to all its readers. The officers of Tiger Talk include Ann Balliet and Diane Derr, co-editors, and Gail Sanders, busi- ness manager. SEATED: L. Greenawald, H. Kunkel, M. Steigerwalr, C. Conklin, G. Sanders, C. Seidel. STANDING: J. Yeoman, A. Balliet, J. Ferherolf, I. Wentz, M. Kistler, D. Gildner, P. Stein, L. Wanamaker, R. Scheffler, H. Truitt, D. Kunkel, B. Masters, M. Greenawald, M. Knerr, L. Snyder, D. Derr. 3, ag, Af 'aria .-al, - L 1 e+4::a:.q,.u .1-w ,,.....sW,t. FIRST ROW Mr Davis advisor D Pollock B Dietrich, D. Phillips, A. Amspacker. SECOND ROW: P. Wit mer K Christman L Turner S Oswald D Chattin, L. Schellhamer, E. Althouse. FTA The Future Teacher's Club was designed to provide some ofthe basic concepts of the teach ing profession to its members. With the advice of Mr. Davis and the cooperation of the rest of the faculty, the members are able to sample first-hand the real duties and activities of la teacher. The members occasionally fill in for the elementary teachers when the need arises. Throughout the year planned programs, projects and activities are carried out, such as the cata- loging of the books in the Claussville one-room school shrine, The highlight of the FTA year was the Annual Round Table Discussion which provided prospective college freshmen with an insight into college life. F A livery other Tuesday a group of girls gathers in the health room to discuss and learn more about practical nursing. This year, the group again sponsored the Thanksgiving Day boxes for needy fanli- lies. A Roller Rama was sponsored in November, and they went on two field trips. The officers of this organization are: President, Bonnie Hammg Vice President, Becky Kindredg Secretary, Terri Kunkelg and Treasurer, Annette Sclieffler. SEATED: D. Gildner, L. Schuck, B. Koch, P. Scheffler, A. Scheffler, L. Salash, P. Shreve, C. Leiby, M. Trexler, R, Vega, S. Rex, STANDING: J. Loch, R. Hamm, B. Hamm, R. Kindred, M. Knerr, S. Snyder, S. Yost, A. Steigerwalt, M. Ohl, T. Kunkel, G. Everett, B. Bowers, D. Wagner, B, Horn, Mrs. Hausrnan, Advisor. lf-J-...i Girls' Service Club I s S ssssc p BOTTOM ROW: V. Merkel, B. Smith, M. Schellhamer, R. Schmoyer, C. Conklin, S. Carter, D. Reppert B. Bowers, W. Fetherolf. SECOND ROW: N. Fenstermaker, M. Greenawald, L. Werley, C. Conklin, B. Lichtenwalner, R. Fink, L. Christman, I. Smith, L. Reinert, K. Detweiler. TOP ROW: Mrs. Knerr, Si Wisser, J. Shellhammer, A. Wisser, S. Sechler, S. Ponicsan, S. McCullough, M. Knerr, S. Oswald, D. Chattin, R. Kindred. A group of girls that are much in demand, the Girl's Service Club aids elementary teachers in physical education and does secretarial work for high school teachers. Mrs. Knerr, the advisor of the group, has helped these girls by giving them added responsibility and experience for the future. 3 isis: 1' 'Q -l Wi ......-...l l, ,T ,v,.,,,,,, , ,. , MWEWM: fr ,Mu-wivmrr Awww K Library Clubs Filing books, stamping dates, writing overdue notices, and learning the duties of a librarian are only a few of the jobs done by this group under the advice of Mrs. Mos chini. They aid her in keeping the library shelves neat and keeping books in their proper places. imuuu .asf N I :Q BOTTOM ROW: G. Klingaman, D. Kulp, R. Christman, M. Fenstermaker, Mr. Frantz, Advisor. SECOND ROW: R. Lutterschmidt, E. Hollenbach, N. Oswald, H. Fusselman, R. Leiby. THIRD ROW: R. Huegel, C. Jones, B. Madtes. FOURTH ROW: H. Kunkel, E. Huegel, J. Horn, N. Acker. TOP ROW: R. Grim, D. Nes ter, R. Kunkel. Profectionist Club In l966, when the Projectionist Club origina- ted, the membership was small but the enthu- siasm was great. Now in its third year, the Pro- jectionist Club has become a prominent organi- zation in our school. The members are now so experienced that they can be depended upon at any time to help teachers in the preparation of movie presentation. This club is under the di- rection of Mr. Frantz. 4 72 Y 'L 5 BOTTOM: L. Hower, R. Schellhamer, H. Weaver, H. Fusselman, C. Funk. TOP: Mr. Baer, L. Rex, R. Kuhns D. Hamm, R. Steckel, S. German, Mr. Reppert. Photography Club Need a picture taken? Click! Here's the group that can take it for you. Through the efforts of Mr. Baer and Mr. Reppert, who unselfishly contribute their time and knowledge of photography, and the enthusiastic participation of the members, a pic- torial account of this year's activities was kept. This group has taken pictures for REVERIE, for the Conservation Laboratory, and other special events this past year. BOTTOM ROW: C. Pfeifly, D. Stahley, C. Conklin, S. Wisser, C. Heugel, L. Ruppert, D. Fritzinger K. Detweiler, J. Mantz, D. Meckes, L. Reichard. MIDDLE: N. Kindig, P. Utt, D. Reppert, S. Car- ter, S. Ponicsan, D. Chattin, M. Harrison, L. Kistler, B. Fuller, D. Watt, V. Merkel, S. Fink, P. Peters, M. Boyd, C. Funk, Mrs. Miles. TOP: D. Weiss, K. Wisser, G. Hausman, B. Fries. Sr. Art Club 5 BOTTOM: A. Abraham, B. Polak, K. Henninger, W. Wanamaker, G. Hoefling, R. Gressley, D. Masters, I. Plaska, H. Truitt, D. Phillips, J. Yeomans, C. Kistler, K. Sittler. SECOND: K. Koch, F. Kocher, D. Kulp, R. McMullen, E. Holben, G. Snyder, B. Robbins, L. Greenawald, W. Snyder, H. Kunkle, B. Watt, K. Hamm, M. Fenstermaker, R. Haldeman, S. Zimmerman, D. Hoack. THIRD: M. Wertman, P. Herbst, R. Krysiuk, L. Ruppert, T. Frensky, D. Smith, B. Dengler, K. Wotring, J. Shellhammer, L. Fetherolf, G. Carl, B. Snyder, B Oswald, J. Riechard, S. Moyer, C. Watt, G. Loch, C. Foulke. TOP: D. Bowers, C. Barlip, L. Stahley, A. Supp, D. Wertman, L. Rump, L. Leach, I. Wentz, I. Conway, M. Henninger, C. Peters, C. Kramer, B. Haaf, C. Bittner, K. Bower, L. Shearer, I. Solt, D. Fink, K. Delong, E. Hermany, J. David, G. Olewine, M. Kist- ler, S. Lohrman. r. Art Club Northwestern's Picassos and frustrated finger painters gather to make the most of their individual talents. Mrs. Miles has encouraged and guided them. Throughout all this activity she has maintained her good sense of humor. The Art Clubs can be relied on for posters for that big dance, special game, or elec- tion. They also provide much of the material for the spring open house. This year, for the first time, participation in the Art Clubs has been so great that half-sessions have been improvised to accommodate each member. 75 BOTTOM ROW: J. Kindred, D. Fink, L. Wisser, B. Harter, W. Loch, D. Mosser. SEATED: L. Koch, L. Meitzler, R. Fetherolf, Mr. Byler, Advisor, L. Kocher, D. Loch, D. Brunner, R. Kunkel. STANDING: J. Peters, J. Muhr, L. Turner, D. Snyder, J. Reed, E. Watt, C. Fries, J. Wirth, L. Wink, B. Dietrich, D, Haas. COIAPLHE PRODUCTION Of HYBHD SEED ,N 1 ' , ,fi K .V 2 , f if :NE . I f t was5A wifi wifes: QC swiss!! 'f .- T , f f .' f' 1 f 5 1 , . . , ,ty r , , W A nn . , 'fr b ly, I Future Farmers O America This was another active year for Northwestern Future Farmers. The club put special emphasis on soil conservation by planting over 6000 pine trees, and by presenting two TV programs, an exhibit and a demonstration on conservation in Harrisburg. The highlight of their activities was the presentation of the Keystone Farmer Degree to F. F. A. President Barry Harter by the Future Farmers of America at the annual F. F. A. con- vention in Harrisburg. The officers of F. F. A. include: Barry Harter, Presidentg David Fink, Vice-presidentg James Kindred, Secretaryg and Larry Wisser, Treasurer. MR, URBANE BYLER, Advisor President Barry I-larter receiving the Keystone Farmer Degree from Mr. Fred Bubb at the annual F. F. A. con- vention in Harrisburg. 1 'Pb Q? 113' ,f ll' X oo 1'oIv A Fl fkfr S by TH ' Iv 0 ., 4' Q'Cux.1o sg. Members assisting Mr. Bubb in laying out a survey marker for aerial photography in Trexler Orchard. Members preparing planter under N. H. S. bulletin board at entrance to school. f 421 Isp MOTTO Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve -4 BACEALAUREA ' CUMMENEEMENT tb? u -W 'Q' i . if , A .,,. ,, .N la if I E f Y A' 'E 3 24 'sz-1 wg f Qi-H ,- f' I. 'zZ5v?5f'g.-'xflgyy ' 5 ,,, ' c . QV' ,,, . W 5, I . f. 1. .pm !?M,, I , 5' W Y, , N-, ' . uf . FSE. 1 if Q I N' unior Science Conservation and appreciation of bird life is the theme of Junior Science Club. Its members have studied the identification, feeding, habits, and nesting of birds during their trips to Hawk Moim- tain and Washington Crossing Park this year. The club hopes to establish a bluebird trail in N. H. S. district, a series of homes used to attract bluebirds, and conservation feeders. The officers of Junior Science Club are Presi- dent, David Drummerg Vice-President, Robert Leiby, Secretary, Marlene Zettlemoyerg and Treas- urer, Linda Shearer. BOTTOM ROW: K. Hamm, G. Snyder, R. Loch, K. Reimert, M. Fenstermaker, N. Acker, L. Bogert, R. De- Witt, D. Snyder, A. Kemmerer, D. Witmer, E. Lutterschmidt. SECOND ROW: W. Snyder, D. Fenstermaker, R. Greesley, R. Schlauch, B. Robbins, D. Phillips, I. Muhr, G. Kemmerer, E. Snyder, B. Watt. TOP ROW: D. Kuhns, G. Meyers, M. Snyder, E. Weiner, P. Kratzer, L. Shearer, C. Stoudt, M. Saltzer, T. Oswald. L. Stahley, N. Heilman, G. Carl, D. Drummer, R. Leiby, F. Schlauch, R. Uetz, T. Frensky, l. Yoder, W. Rex Mr. Masters, Advisor. In 1 MUSIC I 's -me w-5.4 N V , 9. Q S, .--h .0 l 4 N FQX k , 7 . . if . K I , ' :1 '1 w-f f:'92 1 V ' X. R . ....l - Q . ...D D D A liy ' 3 f W- A L ':' L A V l.. nln. 1 f ....l ' l ' H ' A D nh . ' l nll. l .. - n l i 1 lll' D l ,. Q' 'hh I i ki, , il 'sf ' K W K i l l X l 4 4 ' ' ' ' . 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LA S .MN ,- i Q3 4 5, Qi I o - W M' 7 Q Y WEE, 1 1 1 . 1ih 4, Mzfjg? if X oi ROW: B. Fritzinger , Henderson. FIFTH , V. Wink, J. :vs .Q .A to ..1 :Z H. on I11 l-1 Ill ... M oi 1-T an -2 M ai J ld cn 3 Ci 3 o o V14 lil 52 fi. if an cz: -U U11 'FC KD Z E E :vs I oi 3 O DS ci. O P' HS, , R. Kuh dt Stou Snyder, C. d Laudenslager ,D. ROW: D. Haas URTH FO Kling am an , R. Held. L5 -s un 1-4 0 4-I va G! 2 d 3 E 3 ai :S CD Di .J : rv E an :s CY! I1 cks, R. Fink, 1. Miller, M. Saltzer, R. Rex, K. Sa Rupp, J THIRD ROW: D. alner, D. Kulp, H. Kunkel, Mr. Mantz. DW chte G. Snyder, B. Li , R. Gress - Hein an, C TH Fenstermaker, G. Haus ninger, M. -r-4 CD L-4 U3 cd d I 3 O M Q z O U DJ UD -6 P-I E .i Q rn cn -f-4 1-4 Ll-4 L5 'U -4 QD I d E an M Q5 CI -1-4 ID 4-I UD E E rd I o so r: fc I o cu P4 f-3. :S GS E '11 cn N 5-5 c: ... ED II Q , B. Obyle, ks r, D. Sac Zettlemoye U5 92: .2 LD G sf f: CD I si 5 2 2 O H H o DQ .E E J nger, be, J. Holli IT! OO y, E.C GJ v-4 . Mangold M. s, T. Coombe, W. Kuhns, H1311 Band Right turn, march! Commands, whistles, and drum cadences filled the air earlier this year as our band partici- pated in eight Halloween parades and the Allentown Veterans' Day Parade. N. H. S. won a trophy while placing second in a competitive parade at Northampton on October 26. The band also marched during the halftimes of our football games, both home and away. During intermissions of home basketball games, the majorettes and color guards presented precision routines to the music of the band. Under the dedicated direction of Mr. Mantz, the band presented their annual Spring Concert on May 3. W, County Band This year 150 musicians were selected from the eleven high schools in Lehigh County to present the eleventh annual County Band Concert. The concert was presented on January 27 at Emmaus High School, where the first Lehigh County Band Festival was held in 1958. N. H. S. was honored to have Keith Reitz, Darryl Hamm, Richard Kuhns, Richard Hausman, Barry Fritzinger, and Ronald Kistler chosen to represent our school in this year's County Band, x .gm District Band For the second consecutive year, Keith Reitz was chosen to represent N. H. S. at the Eastern District Band Festival. This year the concerts were presented by the 170-member band at Schuykill Valley H. S. , Leesport, Pa. , on Feb- ruary 16 and 17. lt was an honor to have Keith chosen to participate in this year's District Festival. District Chorus This year the Eastern District Chorus Festival was held at Conrad Weiser H. S. in Robesonia, Pa. , on February 9 and 10. The 150 Selected chorus members were di- rected by Mr. George Gilbert, Music Director at the East Orange H. S. in East Orange, N. J. We were proud to have Sherwood Zettlemoyer selected again to represent N. H. S. in this Cho- rus Festival. '40, .fxif 'x 59 BOTTOM ROW: L. Snyder, L. Werley, S. Feinour, A. Steigerwalt, S. Yost, L. German, R. Fink, S. Sch- moyer, N. Fenstermaker, S. Carter, I. Fetherolf, L. Reinert, L. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. RUPP, J. Gei- ger, A. Amspacker, D. Pollock, L. Schellhamer, D. German, L. Beitler, D. German, W. Leibensperger, Peiffer, D. Romig, R. Kindred, M. Knerr. THIRD ROW: G. Wisser, K. Wiesner, C. Conklin, S. Oswald, D. Chattin, S. Sechler,'P. Bittner, N. Mantz, M. McMullen, K. Burkhart, M. Gardner, L. Lock, C. Det weiler. FOURTH ROW: A. Wirth, L. Wiesner, R. Vega, A. Olaynick, L. Walbert, S. Handwerk, M. Ohl, G. Zimmerman, B. Bowers, D. Derr, D. Phillips. TOP ROW: I. Yoder, S. Zettlemoyer, C. Funk, C. Williams, G. Hausman, E. Ponisan, W. Truitt, D. Laudenslauger, S. Fillman, C. Hein, D. Fenstermaker D. Drummer, W. Sechler. Senior Chorus Iii' W C I'S9Q-l'h- QQAQ .. BOTTOM ROW: K. Henninger, M. Sclimoyer, D. Witmer, C. Kistler, G. Hoefling, K. Hamm, W. Wana- maker, B, Watt. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, B. Madtes, J. Fister, K. Stein, I. Solt, M. Kistler, M. Zettle moyer, C. Fuller, P. Groff, L. Fetherolf, M. Saltzer, S. George, M. Peters, K. Dietrich. THIRD ROW: R. Rex, R. Krysiuk, D. Wertman, S. Lohrman, L. Hausman, C. Foulke, B. Long, B. Eck, L. Gehringer, B. Haaf, B. Dymond, G. Loch, C. Peters, L. Miller. FOURTH ROW: D. Bogcr, S. Christman, R. Vega, K. German, K. Bower, L. Shearer, M. Steigerwalt, I. Miller, M. Graham, S. Hebelka, B. Dengler, P. Brun- ner, B. Shive, K. Bittner, K. Reinert. FIFTH ROW: B. Snyder, D. Kistler, C. Holben, D. Snyder, S. Len- hart, L. Wanamaker, K. Delong, D. George, D. Gildner, G. Romig, J. Minnich, S. German, C. Reinhard, L. Rump. TOP ROW: R. McMullen, J. Long, J. House, K. Steigerwalt, B. Lichtenwalner, K. Sittler, D. Kuhns, L. Greenawalt, E. Poust, J. Bieber, R. DeWitt, D. Masters, H. Kunkel, M. Snyder, T. Ponicsan, E. Holben, K. Zuber, unior Chorus These two choruses, under the direction of Mrs. Soldridge, have increased their membership and their repertoire of music. Senior chorus, composed of students in grades 9 through 12, has performed well at several school programs. The officers are: President, Sherwood Zettlemoyerg Secretaries, Doris Phillips and Gayle Emmickg and Treasurer, Linda Snyder. The 7th and Sth graders of the junior chorus, through their regular rehearsals, have over- come many of the vocal difficulties common to their age group. The officers are: President, Suzanne Lenhart: Vice President, Michele Steigerwaltg and Secretaries, Linda Gehringer and Bar- bara Dymond. The choruses sponsored a dance, Battle of the Bands , in November. At Christmas, they made a tape for radio station WSAN and sang Christmas carols at the Whitehall Mall. On May 17, they presented the Spring Concert, featuring songs from The Music Man. ATHLETICS +n0 ' A-..,,-14 :S - Varsity Football The Tigers' 1967 season was the first year of com- plete varsity and junior varsity schedules. The team re- corded its first varsity victory since football was intro- duced in N. H. S. four years ago. On September 16, 1967, the Tigers overpowered visiting Shenandoah Catholic, 34-12. Guiding our team this season was our enthusiastic coach, Mr. Morgan. Helpful pointers were given to the players by the assistants, Mr. Loy and Mr. Stoudt. Despite the disappointing 1-7 record, the team had a few close games including 18-12 and 13-12 losses to Pleasant Valley and Marian Catholic respectively. Losing only four senior starters from the team, Mr. Morgan expects to turn next year's rematches into a winning season. Northwestern Erases Dry Spell, 34-13 Northwestern scored the first football victory in its history with a 34-13 crushing of visit- ing Shenandoah Catholic. The Tigers. after losing nine straight in three years of varsity action, were not to be denied as 320 -i ll if .4 7... ' Wil md ..4 ,Q b f TOP ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. Loy, C. Shreve, F. Jones, C. Wentz, G. Trexler, K. DeLong, J. Kindred J Poust, C. Masters, Coach Mr. Morgan. BOTTOM ROW: E. Poust, G. Christman, L. Smith, I. Fenster maker, S. Hamm, D. Fritzinger, T. Kunkel, D. Bachman, J. Christman, R. Seyler, D. Trexler. MISSING C. Haas, J. Hoffner, B. Bitmer. D, BACHMAN R, SEYLER S, I-IAMM C. SHREVE Back Guard ,fl Seniors .. ,535 is -sr if-Q Af. Back 1 nf... ' is af, K. sz? ' f, 53551 T13 L f 'X Hi .gysl ,.. ,A Back A 6 -M f v . 'Vt ' M351 X I r'.. 'SEQ as ,. fr' f?T'ffsZ -fl! 3 f ,A A. V . W ', Q I , .--. 'Fl fs-n ...rr . M., . km nf., .sv.3v,,,. T qi K' fha 5. K - mi -q.. fi - - Wgtr mfg.. a. ,s.,,5..f .fr ,,s-, I, 'wus nv, .W .QQ . 1'k.i?f? 7' 12' ul 1967 HOMECONHNG QUEEN Annette Scheffler Salisbury Schedules VARSITY Shenandoah Catholic 'l' Allentown Central Catholic Pleasant Valley Jim Thorpe Pius X Bethlehem Catholic Marian Catholic Slatington Hellertown Parkland JUNIOR VARSITY Schuylkill Valley Notre Dame 4' Games Won 30 34 26 18 47 31 46 13 39 12 20 14 26 f . . or - A Q- , ... .. .. .... nv.--. .f- .. . ,e f, .ra 4- . wi TOP ROW: Coach Mr. Loy, R. Mickus, D. Haas, T. Bachman, K. Seidel, C. Wentz, H. Kurz, J. Kindred, C. Fries, T. Krysiuk, R. Held, D. Fritz. BOTTOM ROW: M. Fenstermaker, C. Jones, L. McCullough, M. Fenster maker, R. Fink, W. Sechler, R. Seyler, F. Jones, D. Fritzinger, T. Kunkel, C. Jones, D. Peters, R. Schlauch, W. Bittner. unror Varsity L M Football For the first season, underclassmen had a chance to mix-it-up on their own, with bruising blocks, crushing tackles, and de- ceptive pass patterns. The Little Tigers, under the direction of Mr. Loy competed in a five game J. V. schedule. Despite their 0-5 record, the experiences they learned will be invaluable to them as future varsity players. 'Q x Varsity Schedule Whitehall Slatington Brandywine Pen Argyl Blue Mountain Northampton Slatington Parkland Alumni Southern Lehigh Pleasant Valley Pocono Mountain Palisades Salisbury Blue Mountain Freedom High Southern Lehigh Pleasant Valley Pocono Mountain Palisades Salisbury Freedom High af' Games Won 40 wk Pk 114 wk 1 1:31 BOTTOM ROW G Stoudt, D Hunsicker, R. Fetherolf, G. Zengion, L Gardner M Miller L Bittner TOP ROW B Krause W Hamm, R. Lenhart, L. Bachman, D. Hunsicker M Kohler D Peters Varsity Basketball L BACHMAN R HAUSMAN This year the Varsity Basketball team w as directed by its new coach Mr. Thompson. Finishing the reg- ular season with 6 victories, the team will face Schuylkill Haven on March l, 1968 for the District Xl, Class C title. Led by Captain Gary Stoudt, the team also thrilled the fans with several heart breaking losses. With a season of experience un- der their belts, the starting five will return next season. We hope their early experience will lead to a suc- cessful future of basketball at N, H, S A unior Varsity Basketball Led by co-captains, Tim Kunkel and Donald Fritzinger, the junior varsity basketball team won four of their games this season. The team was coached this year by newcomer Mr. Robert Schaeffer. The ultimate goal of a junior varsity team is to produce better and more experienced varsity players. Whitehall Slatington Brandywine Pen Argyl Blue Mountain Northampton Slatington Parkland Alumni Southern Lehigh Pleasant Valley Sk Pocono Mountain Palisades Salisbury Blue Mountain Freedom High Southern Lehigh Pleasant Valley Pocono Mountain Palisades Salisbury Freedom High 4' Games Won lk lk lk 2 S fl , P M s 1 iii unior High Basketball A good way to become successful is to acquire all the experience possible at the earliest age. This theory has been applied at N. H. S. by the formation of a junior high basketball team. Under the coaching of Mr. James Fenster- macher and Mr. Roger Stern, the team compiled a 2-11 record. May this early practice and experience prove profitable for them as future junior varsity players. Southern Lehigh 46-32 Southern Lehigh Parkland 51 -25 Parkland Wilson Boro 'l' 51-34 Wilson Boro Salisbury 52-31 Salisbury Hellertown 44 -40 Hellertown ' Games Won Slatington 33 50 60 27 37 67 62 BOTTOM ROW: L. McCullough, M. Fenstermaker, J. Pollock, C. Masters, D. Follweiler, D. Wert I Fenster maker, L. Hartman, W. James, S. Hamm, J. Poust. MIDDLE ROW: B. Shellhammer, J. Christman G Tfexler L. Bleiler, D. Fink, K. Reitz, R. Seyler, D. Hamm, E. Watt, Mr. Horvath, Asst. Coach, Mr. Civitts Coach TOP ROW: M. Fenstermaker, B. Bartholomew, R. Kocher, G. Rex, D. Haas, K. Seidel, M. Mangold S Let tlemoyer, H. Weaver, H. Kurz, E. Poust. Wrestling The success ofthe '67-'68 wrestling team cannot be measured by its disappointing 1-13 record. The percentage of individual bout victories is more indicative of the team's performance. Under the dedicated coaching of Mr. Civitts and Mr, 'Horvath the wrestlers developed physical strength, mental attitudes, and self-dicipline. For the first time since wrestling was introduced four years ago, our team participated in a holiday tournament. The team returned from the North Schuylkill Holiday Tournament with three 2nd place winners and one 1st place winner. Lee McCullough, our 91 lb. freshman, represented N. H. S. as far as the Quarter Finals for the District XI Championships. Lee compiled a 11-5-1 record in his first year on the team. I00 Varsity Catasauqua Bangor Parkland Palisades Slatington Wilson Boro Whitehall Pen Argyl Salisbury East Stroudsburg Nazareth Hellertown Pocono Mt. Southern Lehigh L t it Mee Schedule s Won fm nw- f , ,ffl ,f f Wrestling Seniors R. Seylef E. Watt S. Hamm H. Weaver D. Follweiler D. Hamm K. Rejlz S. ZetL1em0yer f w X f , maj. ik - , in ,X M , gg U ii. f 'W N ,NN 1 ' ' 1, ,ig 3 N1 , b I XQ rr ,., y ' f , Ei YA? 4 1 A! IQ 4 ' ,kk tl Q':li!55Y4a - 5, N N! f kg , -14. li ...f .. f f , N 5f . hQ - 4 L Q + if f i f i lQ Baseball ff? a gn? f 5' w i. he I02 Seniors R, HAUSMAN W. WERT D, BACHMAN R, SEYLER Physical Fitness The purpose of Physical Fitness Club is building the bodies of junior and senior high boys through physical exercises such as weight lifting and extensive work-outs. This club is under the direction of Mr. J. P. Civitts. H .,rr r Q .r. l T L, W ,.,,V , ij., ..,, is, i :, W.:.i' - . , l if .,,,.., . , i . . r T K P l Q, ' i' l' 7 .1', iiii Y W K ,r,,. 1 F r , T .. if ,,, , ali.: I K .,,, K X Y .- T ,gp ifii I T . ., ,. , 1 'falt- BOTTOM ROW: G. Christman, J. Henderson, J. Shreve, G. Hoefling, M. Heintzlernan, W. Fink, T. Kistler. SECOND ROW: L. McCullough, K. Koch, W. Wanamaker, H. Truitt, G. Kist- ler, M. Schmoyer, B. Robbins, R. Utz, M. Fentstermaker. THIRD ROW: D. Fritz, B. Peters, W. Bartholomew, J. Fenster- rnaker, G. Trexler, J. Hoffner, C. Masters, K. Seidel, Mr. Civitts, adv. TOP ROW: B. Shellharnrner, K. Wilson, C. Jones, T. Krysiuk, B. Madtes, A. Gruber, C. Hein, J. Pollock, R. Fink, J. Miller. Left to Right: A. Schefiler, B. Hamm, S. Snyder, J. Farber, M. Knerr, S. Parry, R. Hamm, P. Witmer Varsity Cheerleaders One of the highest honors for a girl at Northwestern is to be chosen as one of the cheerleaders to represent our school. This is more than an honor, it is a demanding job, which takes a great deal of time, teamwork, and stamina. This year the captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders is Marlene Knerr. The cheerleaders are under the direction of Mrs. Menges. IO4 x l N i i'i i is . f a j' sisuysi' LT E' ' in 'ANN ..,.' tl,,, Q Mg k'7 A K. do rr f f - I 'e 1 'xt 'im wr K V3 -St asf af 1524 me r .Map .MX, x,, '.,f- K 7 ' Q A Iwi ,. Ja, 'X qi Left to Right: B. Supp, D. Mantz, A. Creitz, G. Wisser, C. Harter, L. Yost, V. Stoudt, J. Werley j.V. Cheerleaders Energy and stamina are needed to make any organization great, and for this reason, the I. V. Cheerleaders are one of the loudest, cutest, and peppiest squads N. H. S. has ever had. Though luck isn't always with our team, these faithful cheerleaders are. Barbara Supp, the captain, leads the girls in all their cheers. Thanks to her and Mrs. Menges, we have a cheerleading squad of which we can all be proud. BOTTOM ROW L Turner M Kunkel J Shellhammer P Witmer, D. Phillips, D. Pollock, M. Ohl, T. Kunkel M Stoss C Long G Christman TOP ROW A Scheffler, R. Schmoyer, S. McCullough, V. Stoudt B Masters P Peters M Trexler B Bowers E Coombe, I. Miller, S. Loch, G. Bieber, K. De- long L Merkel S Handwerk L German A Sittler Mrs Pollock, Coach. Grrls Hockey Beginning this year, our girls' hockey team was considered in varsity competition. This sport was under the new and able di- rection of Mrs. William Pollock, a faculty member of the elementary school. Al- though the enthusiastic girls have not yet scored a win, their improvements can be noted by their score ranges and a 1-1 tie at Salisbury. The co-captains ofthe girls' hockey team are Janice Shellhammer and Paulette Witmer. The seniors on the hockey team this year are Sandra Handwerk, Marie Kun- kel, Terri Kunkel, Charlotte Long, Marie Ohl, Doris Phillips, Debra Pollock, Annette Scheffler, Janice Shellhammer, Marguerite Stoss, Lana Turner, and Paulette Witmer. BOTTOM ROW: T. Kunkel S McCullough M Ohl P Witmer D Phillips J Smith S Yost P Shreve M. Gardner, S. Feinour T McCullough G Zimmerman SECOND ROW V Merkel D Romig R Fink D. Rupp, V. Stoudt, G. Christman A Wisser W Leibensperger H Truitt D Watt TOP ROW E Mer kel, L. Loch, M. Trexler S Hanclwerk D Pollock M Kunkel P Peters E Coombe R Scheffler D F atzinger. The parting seniors as well as the rest of the members of the 67 68 girl s basketball team can be really proud of this season s tremendous 10 5 record With the advice of Mrs William Pollock and Miss Betsy Ringer and the active direction of the captain Gloria Zimmerman these girls have succeeded to place third in the Lehigh Northampton League Influential in the team s organization were the managers Marie Kunkel and Debra Pollock In the picture from left to right are seniors T Kunkel, T McCullough G Zimmerman A Wisser D Phillips and P. Witmer. 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Physical fitness is the motto for the girls of this athletic association. Un- der the direction of Mrs. Menges they practice a variety of sports, gymnastics and work on the equipment. Every Tuesday, the members are to be found working hard toward greater physical ability. Sr. YfL iw, f ifg' A it W av it - - gf' V: gg kfL,,, W , ,. Wi kk':L B.A.A. The Boy's Athletic Association is not only a club promoting fun in sports, but also an activity teaching the fundamentals of football, basketball, base- ball and other athletics. Mr. Kemmerer, their adviser, hopes that through their participation these boys will learn team spirit, cooperation, individual responsibility and good sportsmanship. If. 'HIV ff r 1 wav' ' wt Gym Club The ultimate goal of the Gym Club throughout the school year is to present the annual and ever changing Gym Show. Girls and boys, under the supervision of Mrs. Menges and Mr. Kemmerer, practice five days a week, improving their abilities in relays, modern dance, tumbling, floor exercises, and pan- tornine. They also develop their skills on the rings, trampoline, horse, uneven and even parallel bars and other apparatus. The theme of this year's Gym Show, held April 25, was SOUTH PACII-IC. l l y IIO r . 5 pw if ' .Q r- -A-.s lug ,. BOTTOM ROW: D. Pollock, S. Yost, B. Hamm, M. Kunkel, J. Christman, J. Fenstermaker, G. Zimmer man, D. Bachman, P. Witmer, R. Hamm, M. Knerr, Mr. Morgan. SECOND ROW: B. Shellhammer, D. Hunsicker, D. Hunsicker, D. Peters, T. Kunkel, C. Masters, C. Shreve, S. Hamm, G. Stoudt, C. Haas, L. Bachman. TOP ROW: R. Seyler, S. Zettlemoyer, D. Everett, K. Delong, G. Trexler, G. Zengion, L Gardner, L. Smith, W. Wert, I. Hoffner, K. Reitz. Varsity 'QN77 Varsity N is an organization of athletes who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. This year the Varsity N conducted its annual hoagie sale, sent fruit baskets to those who were injured during athletic participation, and also sponsored its annual dance during the fall. The advisors of Varsity N are Mr. Stoudt and Mr. Morgan and the officers are President, Danny Bachman, Vice- President, Jeffrey Christman, Secretary, Gloria Zimmerman, and Treasurer, Joel Fenstermaker. I. I ACTIVITIES Q 1 K Q it in km 1 4 fn Sym Y .L , 6 QM 1 f Sf 1 QA ik Ji A Q 1,3114 ,, X 3 'If i,1- 1968 Science Fair Northwestern's Science Fair, held on February l6, 1968, culminated the efforts of over 200 students. The hours of work and cramming, the deadline and the tension all added up to one of N. H. S. 's best science fairs. This year there were several students chosen to represent Northwestern at Agricultural Hall on April 3,4 and 5. In the Senior high school division, N. H.S. participants included Barry Fritzinger, Rickey Seyler, Lana Turner, Susan Sechler, James Kindred, Donna Mantz, Gloria Everett, Ronald Kistler, George Polak, Ioan Geiger, and Debra Pollockg in the junior high divis- ion Renee Fink, Rodney Schlauch, Robert Leiby, Randy Seyler, and Charlotte Huegel will represent N. H. S. 'H 11 'ff- ' V 3 ll. 3a'v'oxx.s.f ' I 0 ,Hn Q s U, , A 58 0 C 'i 'a at' ','. gilf' 9 U Q. ' 4 I I Qaaiigftiilgy 3, sg -. s .X Ca 9 4 0 Q, 5 uf 9 K B Q, J Mp 1 in sf 0 gk, vel . 'I A 9 qxfwf X ww 5 9 IV, O .M rv, ,X 1 . ' , Q ,, f. ' -W. J! H t 1 ig' Y 5 52 I ff 'K I vw tif: L W, ISHITYRBXHS alll 5 -v JSA I 4 v 1 x 1 . 3 E i . g 5 1 -ni JV' A X Tl F i ,Zi - V., The groovy Plastic Fantastic entertained the mod set at the Sophomore Sweetheart dance held on February 10. Leon Greenawald received a television set this fall from the Curtis Publishing Company. He was made eligible for this prize by selling 50070 profit maga- zines in the sales campaig .4m H. Mr. Larry Smith, distinguished orator of radio and television, visited N. H. S. January 17 to dis- cuss the trials of being a young adult. Mr. Smith, using his uni- que ability of speaking with, not to teenagers, talked about Con forming With the Crowd. Hold- ing the students rapt attention, he delivered one of the most Well re- ceived orations ever delivered at N. H. S. Mr. Mushrush presents Sandy I-Iandwerk with the Betty Crocker Homemaker Aw ard. Two more happy jun lors are tapped LUIO 1 the Natlonal Honor an ,v Socrety. A Parents wait anxiously for the tapping ceremony to begin. 2 A Q. A proud walk to the stage, Industrial Arts and Vo-ag Students Work on Their Wi, Projects -Q., I VH W f I 45, New Teachers MR. ROGER STERN, a graduate of East Stroudsburg College, taught chemistry and physics. Ably step- ping into the vacant position, he also coached Junior High Basket- ball. r 'fair Pfhu ' 5 ,,EuGdTb01 5 g M ag,-,,,, ss 'mfff' Bk Cf MRS. JANE PFLEIGER, a full-time substitute teacher, briskly calls her reading and spelling classes to order, while she fills in for Mr. Greene. MR, CHESTER HAAS, a former minister, teaches 10th, llth, and 12th grade Eng- lish. MISS NANCY STRAWN, a graduate of Kutz- d town College, teach- C es mathematics. Teachers MR, RONALD MOYER, has taught mathemat- ics with the help of Mr. Morgan. MR, GERALD EVANS, con- scientiously taught civics MR. TOM SOLOMON. With with aid from Mr, Achen- Mr. Loy's assistance, taught bach, algebra. N. W. MRS, MARIE LIDDI- COAT, with guidance from Mr. Koch, has taught English. I mg, , ' nz.- if Gilliam FRONT ROW: D. Held, A. Steigerwalt, S. Snyder, S. Yost. BACK ROW: K. Delong, M. Koehler, C Funk. 1969 Reverie Staff The great amount of time and work to produce a yearbook is evident this year by the addition of juniors to the yearbook staff. This headstart allows more time for the formulation of ideas and planning. The 1968 Reverie Staff wishes them the best of luck for their '69 yearbook. M :- E, ALTI-IOUSE - Editor W MR. ACHENBACH - Advisor 1968 Reverie Staff vw K. REITZ - Editor 'riff f-sf-V' - Yi, KVM K, CHRISTMAN D, pH1LL1p5 R, SEYLER B, DIETRICH M, KNERR Literary Ed. Activities Ed. SPOHS Ed' OYS3-UiZ3ti0U Ed- Unclerclassrnen Ed R' II? wharf' Q' Til 'Cf www B, HAMM C, FUNK T. KUNKEL L, SCHELLHAMER M, STOSS Organization Asst. Photographer Business Mgr. Business Mgr. Artis: . WISSER L, TURNER G, EVERETT L. CHRISTMAN B, KINDRED Typist Homeroorn Rep. Homeroom Rep. Typist Typist l22 Ace Hotel and Bar Su l Compan Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Guth South Side Wash and Wax PP Y Y 125 North 7th Street, Allentown Mr. and Mrs. John A. Achenbach Verna Acker Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Althouse Anna and Jerry Arachnid Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baer Mr. Verdie Bailey Barbara's Beauty Shoppe Wayne and Ellen Behler Mr. and Mrs. Warren Betz Mr. and Mrs. William A. Betz George D. Billig, Nationwide Ins. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Bleiler Bob and Dee Mr. and Mrs. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Paul Boger, Jr. and Elwood Bougher Kenneth Boyer Carl Breininger Charles Breininger Mr. Ro bert Breininger The Briar Pat Mr. and Mrs. ch Ralph Christm an Mr. Ronald Christman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Crossley Mrs. Marie R. Crossley D. A. K. Dale and Dawn Mr. and Mrs. Son Mr. and Mrs. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dankel and Jerome T. Davies, Robert Derr Stanley Detweiler Ethan O. Dietrich Russell Dietrich Lewis Donat Doris and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Family Mr. and Mrs. Fenstermaker Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dymond Warren Endres Harold Everett and James Fenstermacher and Schreiner Charles Fenstermaker PATRONS George S. Haak Mr. and Mrs. Laird Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hamm Mr. Willard Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Hausman Arthur J. Henry Lumber Company Mr. Howard Hermany Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Hill Sandra Hill Beauty Salon Homeroom 7-B Frances and Russell Horn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunsicker Keith -- Keith Mr. Bruce Kemmerer Mr. Robert L. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Dalton G. Kersch- ner Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Kindred Mrs. Iva I. Kindred Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kistler Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kocher Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kruse Lehigh Valley Electronics Mr. and Mrs. Warren Leiby John K. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Loch Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Long Mabel's Beauty Shoppe R.D. 92, New Tripoli Clarence D. Mantz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mantz Mabel A. Mantz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Mantz Mr. and Mrs. William H. Masters Mr. and Mrs. John B. Miles Clyde R. Minich Miss Grace M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moschini Mr. and Mrs. Clair Moyer Moyer's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mushrush Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Muth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Nagle The New Tripoli National Bank New Tripoli, Pa. Mr. Robert Schaeffer Linda Schellhamer Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Schellhamer Seipstown General Store S herm an and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Family Peabody J. Donald Shreve Craig Smith and Mr. and Mrs. David R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Carl D. Snyder David Snyder Paul C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Steigerwalt William Stopp Stopp's Barber Shop The 110 Clan CDP, TK, Mk, Bk, Aoy Mr. and Mrs. James M. Thomp- SOH Titlow's Music Store Town 8a Country Beauty 85 Wig Salon R.D. ilfl, Germansville Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Leon E. Turner Samuel Waidalich Harold Walbert, Jr. Harold Walbert, Sr. Leroy E. Walbert, Sr James P. Walker George Weida Earl J. Weiss Mr. Donald Fink Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Fink Mrs. Florence Fister Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fister Forrest Tree Service Mr. Robert Frantz Future Nurses Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gehring Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gildner and Family Mr. and Mrs. William Gildner and Family Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldstone Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvin Noll Earl W. Ohl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olaynick Lorraine A. Olaynick Peters Auto Service Mr. Robert S. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Louis Polak, Jr. Carl H. Reitz John Reppert Rex Curtis Roth Paul Rothenberger Royal Typewriter Company, Inc. Mr. Raymond Weiss Wentz's Atlantic, 2626 W. Emmaus Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Wert Mr. Wilson A. Wert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Wert- man Mr. and Mrs. William Wertman Wheel 86 Crawler, Fogelsville Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wirth Witwer Jones Company 923 Hamilton Street Allentown Mr. Craig R. Yeanish Dr. Emerick Yost, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yost Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zettlemoyer Mr. Stanley Zettlemoyer Gloria Zimmerman Mr. Kenneth Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Zimmerman PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS BOOK BY HESS BROTHERS OF ALLENTOWN I23 STORE 0 SLATEDALE, PA. 18079 I TELEPHONE 767-3202 Stanley A. Strohl Chev. Inc. Fogelsville, Pa. Phone 395-3345 Gloria Wertman's Beauty Salon Complete Hair Styling With the Personal Touch Route ffl, New Tripoli 298-8201 Kermit K. Kistler John Deere and New Holland Farm Machinery Deere and Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Tractors Polaris and Moto-Ski Snowmobiles Suzuki Motorcycles Lynnport, Pa. Haninfs Drive-In And Miniature Golf Course Route 7542 New Tripoli, Pa Phone - 298-8666 Carl H. Betz Road And Building Supplies UREA - Fertilizer - Lime Ceco Packet Steel Frame Buildings Route 55151, Orefield, Pa. 215-395-3318 Lyon Valley Garage State Inspection Tires, Batteries and Service Route 742 New Tripoli, Pa 298-3442 IZ4 Phillips Feed Services, Inc. Simplicity Garden Tractors and Riding Mowers Purina Chows Phone 767-3819 Germansville, Pa. Good Luck Saegersville Hotel George Wilson r. Irene Neffs Beauty Salon Alfred D. Wert Franchised Willat Cold Wave Permanents General Insurance Featuring the Willat Jet 5 Min. Dryer We Also Sell and Restyle Wigs Auto - Life - Fire - Casualty - Bonds Route ffl, Breingsville, Pa. Route ffl, New Tripoli, Pa. Phone 285-4531 Phone 298-3556 The Mad Hatter ames H. Delong Inc. Route ffl, Orefield, Pa. l8069 3026 Lehigh st. Allentown, Pa- Grains, Fertilizers, and Custom Farming The 4141 Discotheque in the Lehigh Valley because Phone 395'ZO36 01' 865'4244 you made it so. :- , 5 fi 1 5 Zettlennoyer's Floral Shop f isa - , -. ,A .- , 1 ' - , A . , A ti.- i Y, ff' X o Specializing in Flowers for All Your Floral Needs ' ' 'f Funerals Weddings Banquets Anniversaries Corsages Also Vegetable Plants ax .Q X Q, K -- Y sf SSW , C 35 - ' - - sift il lg' ' ' ' - u A 5 2 G ' 'lf-X ,eff I 49 , , V,' oy M Phone 298-2129 Route ffl, New Tripoli -, so it I ' y 5 'G I25 a n . 1' .... Ralph W. Zettlemoyer General Auctioneer R t 7941 B g '11e, Pa. 18031 Ph 285 4616 R1E1:t S1 manforl-I hylf mAgency Earl Fries George H. Rabert Plumbing - Heating - Electrical Work Route 7542, New Tripoli, Pa. Phone 298-8478 Blose,s Self-Service Market Fresh Meats - Groceries - Fruits Open - 8 A,M, to 9 P. M. Rt. 309, New Tripoli, Pa Phone 298-3036 S Q 5 The Salomon . . dnunewnavz ' l r LIVESTOCK DEALER C S NFFLf3 533-3'3?f RCSfHufHHfS MESS We eYSCo 'e'- Pa- Aiientown, Pa. 18101 Allentown, Pa. Phone 433-1511 Love That J ufing 1 Q lt ' 2 ' asm' K I 1 A -'bo X -Nr? 7 Q xi? . o , ,J . , Senior ' ' 4' 0 JA 0 1 Q Class Q, Compliments of the Carl W. Peter Agency Insurance Life, Fire, Auto Casualty, Bonds 0 Route 1552, New Tripoli, Pa. Student Council PM 298-8212 I27 AUTOGRAPHS TAYP25 'LUE'-ESUJFP FSMIANY A vw, 'ww wx W Mwfx P1wSffMPWwvA-wrwwf x xws'wew1'wvmWMrw x WW'IW,'59WF 'F W2'f fW-SWA'N x. xy Mn ww- V-wfswzxfff'-wiv wwremyx, 'va-A Mm ' X V, X, W xx fw V ff J 3 Aw 5X I ., , 5155 41371 ff so Qggg C999 i? ?Fg7a55j256.ii f? 2225 D- if I 1 , L., Q . . ., . PM 7 5? F I 4 lfwf if 9 .Q X 9 !9'lQ ,gd-sl!! vb- Y v- A u...s- K ' sr 1-1-V Q 3 593-Q! fi 3 Q ex... ,Q .9 sw 9' 7 I C11 cnc: Supplem CV 1968 iR MR- MAKQUL MR. STOUDT MR. KISH MR, MILES MR. KRUPP Student Sfudellt Tree Planting This past spring, the junior and senior high boys in Mr. Byler's Vo-ag classes helped to beautify the school grounds by trans- planting many trees. David Fink's potato elevator won the Tri- County Area Award and has been entered in the Lincoln National Welding Contest. It was displayed at open house fbelowj. student Biology Science Student and Substitute Teachers it 9 3 'X Zh 0,-L . i' A .NP Wt- t V' r-.--. Open House NIS U + I W Chorus Concert The chorus concert, presented on the evening of May 17, centered on the theme of The Music Man. Many of the songs from this hit musical were sung, plus others, including folksongs and spirituals. Lynn German and Sherwood Zettle- moyer were featured as soloists. The junior and senior choruses truly made this a Grand Night for Singing. use-an Ar.. as xi IWW I N X I Band Concert Sounds of Bach, Wagner, Oster- ling, and even Herb Alpert filled the gymnasium Friday, May 3, 1968, when the band presented its annual Spring Concert. Featured throughout the evening were senior soloists Barry Fritzinger, Richard Hausman, Richard Kuhns, Keith Reitz, Darryl Hamm, and Ronald Kistler. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of a plaque to Mr. Mantz for his devoted efforts which made the Spring Concert a great success. 'Q ' yr-4' W, i f it X V 'WN g., 1? BOTTOM: D. Bachman QSTANDINGQ, L. Hower, D. Fritzinger, Dennis Hunsicker, L. Smith, G. Stoudt MIDDLE: L. Bittner, W. Wert, K. DeLong, J. Christrnan, D. Peters, W. Bittner. TOP: R. Seyler, K. Seidel, B. Bower, B. Bittner, N. Oswald, M. Miller, D. Sacks, T. Kunkel, R. Hartman, R. Hermany. Missing from picture, David Hunsicker. Baseball Seniors R. SEYLER MR. STOUDT, Coach W. WERT D. BACHMAN Gym Show The gym show on the evening of April 25, had a new and exhilarating tempo. The theme, South Pacific, transported the audience to the islands where the natives and the crew of the U.S. S. Northwestern enjoyed and en- gaged in dancing, gymnastic equipment demonstrations, free exercise and sing- ing. The tropical atmosphere was made realistic by the efforts of Mrs, Miles and the art department. Mrs, Menges and Mr. Kemmerer, the physical edu- cation teachers, pooled their efforts to bring to Northwestern one of the best displays of talent ever seen. Never shall we forget There is nothing like a dame. .SIAM 4 'fsrf 'W MY v nu V PROM COURT Sparkling and bejeweled, the scene of the 1968 Sandee Yost Larry Gardner Junior Prom was that of an enchanting island. The Donna Yost Larry Bittner palms and other decorations provided an atmosphere Mary Ann Trexler Carl Masters found only in the South Seas. The music was supplied Judy Farber Kermit DeLODg by the Sounds of Times, and the delicacies served Gail Sander Jeffrey ChIiSImaI1 were presided over by hostess Chris Conklin. The Gayle Emmick Charles Funk golden moment came at last, when Miss Gail Sander Anne Steigerwalt Gene Trexler was chosen from the court to become the 1968 Prom Marie Greenawald Dale Arner Queen and was crowned by Miss Gloria Zimmerman, Denise Rex Cory Held the 1967 Prom Queen, Qlzlowergirlj fCrownbearerj I34 Paradise Isle May 25, 1968 HW' 'S-. ...,, 3' K T' After a long, hot, drive, Ready to leave for White Beauty WS time for 3 good Cigar, n 2 3 Cold dfmk. while avoiding German half-tracks and a Swim in Fl'O1iCkil'lg ill the heated pool- The SUD x .if '56 sw h'W, t h I vvhich were satiated by the resort's fine meals. , , Creates empty SIOI11-20118. A11 in all, it was a day of fun and games. After stuffing ourselves at College- , N55 'V :REi m 'm But they weren't too tight to have a vi1le's Smorgasbord, ' ' hilarious, storytelling ride home. our belts suddenly became too small. I36 Commencement, 1968 - A Beginning RICKEY J. SEYLER Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday, June 9, 1968. Reverend Clarence R. Rahn de- livered the sermon. The eleventh annual Com- mencement of Northwestern was held on Tuesday, June 11, 1968. The guest speaker, Dr. John G. Berrier, President of Lehigh County Community College, explained to the graduates why The Grass Is Greener. The two class speakers were Rickey J. Seyler and Keith W, Reitz. Rickey spoke of the Un- heard Sounds of Education , and Keith asked Are We Being Our Brothers' Keeper? KEITH W. REITZ After a piano duet by Betty Dietrich and Gloria Zimmerman, and a vocal solo by Sherwood Zettle- moyer, Mr. Robert J. Bachman, President of the Northwestern Lehigh School Board, presented the di- plomas to the 66 graduates of '68, These diplomas represent the reward of twelve years aspirations and efforts , Commencement closed the chapter of our happy years at NHS, but really, it is only a preface to what lies ahead . Class Gift As a token of gratitude and respect to NHS, the class of '68 has presented to the school a gift which we hope will prove to be useful, and by which we may be rememberd. Through the efforts of the in- dustrial arts seniors, flood lights were installed in the lawn surrounding the bulletin board, We hope our gift may enlighten many future events at Northwestem. -ug la, , W' Wag 'ities' 6 WILSilPli Um HOUSE Mar 17 'di' STANDING Marie Kunkel Charlotte Long Debra Pollock Marie Ohl Rebecca Kindred Theresa Kunkel SITTING: Doris Phillips Annette Olaynick Carol Leiby Terry McCullough Marlene Knerr Beatrice Lichtenwalner STANDING: Eileen Althouse Gloria Everett Donna Gildner Sandra Handwerk Kathryn Christman Ruth Fink SITTING: Linda Christman Betty Dietrich Bonita Hamm Renee Hamm Alana Amspacker STA NDING: Janice Shellhammer Anna Wisser Gloria Zimmerman Linda Walbert Lana Turner Ruth Ann Snyder SITTING: Annette Scheffler Linda Schellhamer Lucinda Schuck Phyllis Scheffler Paulette Witmer STANDING: Daniel Bachman David Follweiler Richard Hausman Barry Fritzinger Dale Everett Darryl Hamm SITTING: Larry Bachman Daryl Betz Sterling Hamm Raymond Flyte Barry Harter STANDING: Sherwood Zettelmoyer William Wert Donald Zimmerman Gary Wertman Brian Werley Henry Weaver SITTING: Craig Shreve James Wirth Edward Watt Robert Wasielewski Russell Weiss STANDING: Richard Kuhns Wilmer Hunsicker Harold Henry Robert Hendricks Joseph Lazowicki SITTING: Ronald Kistler Gerald Kehl Keith Reirz Rickey Seyler Roland Lenhart In Memoriam MR, DAVID SNYDER MR, JAMES FENSTERMACHER 1902-1968 1914-1968 N. H. S. Custodian Teacher EDUCATION IS A COMPANION WHICH NO MISFORTUNE CAN DEPRESS, NO CRIME CAN DESTROY, NO ENEMY CAN ALIENATE, NO DESPOTISM CAN ENSLAVE. AT HOME A FRIEND, ABROAD AN INTRODUCTION, IN SOLITUDE A SOLACE, AND IN SOCIETY AN ARMAMENT. IT CHASTENS A VICE, IT GUIDES VIRTUE, IT GIVES, AT ONCE, GRACE AND GOVERNMENT TO GENIUS. WITHOUT IT, WHAT IS MAN? A SPLENDID SLAVE, A REASONING SAVAGE. BV T h Add .DEDICATED To The N.H.S. Employees Kempton Sportswear Co., Inc. R.D. Ili 1 New Tripoli, Pa. I40

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