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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1982 volume:

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ILS. ewlrinuli, Pennsylvania 18066 VIIIIIIIIB HV 4 .,. 3 1 v id ig, As... 3 u TABLE OF CONTENTS Expressions Ken O'DonneIi, Paige Harrison Seniors Anthony Major, Rodney George, Thomas Supp Underciassmen Lynette Jones, Suzanne Hess Administration and Facuity Caroii Moyer, Jamie Yeager Academics Rodney George, Stacy Statkus Vo-Tech Craig Weaver, Wanda Sensinger Student-Life Jeffrey Dreher, Cheryl Kostick Sports Robin Handwerk, Keily Hughes Music Lucy Rex, Judith Schneider, Suzette Dreher Closing Paige Harrison Advertisements Cynthia Sohappeil Division Page and Title Page Karen Frey Subscription Diane Caris, Stephanie Leibenguth Sales Lynette Jones, Suzanne Hess, Karen Frey Typist Pg. 1 Pg. 10 Pg. 40 Pg. 66 Pg. 80 Pg. 90 Pg. 96 Pg. 110 Pg. 138 Pg. 150 Pg. 158 Katrina Christman, Candi Steward, Yvonne Kemmerer Huw: 'Nw 5 -alll' 'MW f . - N 1 y , X xl X-SQ Rachel Field Eleanor Farjeon There isn't Time lsn't it strange some people make You feel so tired inside Your thoughts begin to shrivel up Like leaves all brown and dried! But when you're with some other ones lt's stranger still to find Your thoughts as thick as fireflles All shiny in your mind! There isn't time, there isn't time To do the things I want to do, With all the mountain-tops to climb And all the woods to wander through. And all the seas to sail upon, And everywhere there is to go, And all the people, everyone Who lives upon the earth to know. There's only time, There's only time To know a few, and do a few, And sit down and make a rhyme About the rest I want to do. . . 1, Steph Wessner working with Mr, Frey in the new computer roon 2. Donna Sacks working hard at the store. 3. Playing cageball in Gym class with Miss Donnell. K v ' M 'III 3 'A N4 ,R . 3 K, Hu., X X -ww.. t 1. Holly Snyder and Lori Murray show their competitiveness. 2. Mr. Bear teaching theme writing. 3. Chris Leibensberger taking the cake she made in Home Ec. 4. Heidi Hawryluk raises a question in Trig. 5. 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A 5 4 'D 'H g a Q ' ' ,Y iii. 1 1 A ' 'G ,Q Q 1 mm V' V ' - ' ' r 1 A 1 A , sg L lg' f r 2 5 . Mr. Glenn Frey - Advisor Mr, Lawrence Talotta - Advisor 82 F f SONG: Theme from Mahogany COLORS: Collette Frisch Maroon and Blue FLOWER: Long Stemmed Red Rose OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Collette Frisch VICE-PRESIDENT Corey Gerhart SECRETARY: JoAnne Davitt TREASURER: Kevin Hamm ki A i ADVISORS: , , Mr. G. Frey if ' Mr. L. Talotta Corey Gerhart JoAnne Davitt Kevin Hamm 1981 JUNIOR PROM A cool, windy evening was the set- ting of the 1981 Junior Prom. Even though it was raining slightly it didn't dampen our spirits for an exciting evening. The prom was held at the Ambassador Restaurant on the night of April 24, 1981. Couples danced to the music of Apogee. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Denise Wenhold as the 1981-82 prom queen by Kelly Snyder, the 1980-81 prom queen. 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Michael Bagenstos RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2. Duane R. Bailey RD 112 Breinigsville Business-Clerical Sr. Art 2, 3, 4. Eugene Behney RD 112 Kempton Vo-Tech Cindy L. Billig RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Cheering 1, 2, Sottbal 4. Carl L. Biscontinl RD 112 Orefield Vo-Tech Football 3. James R. Bittner RD 111 New Tripoli General Academic Track 1, Baseball 2, 3 Todd M. Bliss RD 112 Breinigsville Vo-Tech Beth A. Bobersky Germansville College Prep. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4. David K. Boger RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech John Boisitz RD 112 Orefield General Academic e Jr. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I 1, 2, 3, Senior Play , 4, Yearbook 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, interact 4., Senior pictures not available: Raymond J. Arndt Lori S. Bush SENIOR DIRECTORY Michael G. Borgman RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Football 2. Catherine M. Borman RD 113 New Tripoli College Prep Debate 2, 3, 4, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, ln- teract 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 4. Bonnie A. Bowman RD 112 Orefield Business-Secretarial Lori Bush RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Janet L. Buss RD 111 Fogelsville General Academic Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. Diane L. Carls RD 111 Fogelsville College Prep. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Varsity N 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Sweetheart Court 2, Prom Court 3. Wanda L. Christman RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech Dolores A. D'Amico RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech JoAnne Davitt Germansville College Prep. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sweetheart Court 2, Prom Court 3. Judy A. Dengler RD 111 Schnecksville Business-Clerical Brian C. Dietrich RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4. Jeffrey A. Dreher RD 112 New Tripoli Industrial Arts Yearbook 4. Debra A. Dudeck RD 112 NewTripoli General Academic Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Talk 1, 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart Court 2, Prom Court 3. Michele E. Edwards RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 3, 4, Majorettes 3. Thomas J. Erkinger RD 112 Orefield Business-Clerical Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 3, 4, Gym Show 3, 4. Cheryl L. Eschbach RD1t1 Kempton College Prep. Softball 1, F.T.A. 3, 4, Band County Band 2, 3, 4, Varsity tional Honor Society 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4, N 4, Na- Tracie L. Eschleman RD 112 NewTripoli General Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council 4, Track 1, Jr. Miss 4. William L. Fehnel RD 111 New Tripoli Business-Clerical BAsebaIl 1, Track 2. Ronald E. Feinour RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech Mark R. Fenstermacher RD 112 New Tripoli Industrial Arts Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael P. Follweiler RD 112 Kempton General Academic Baseball 2.1 Collette J. Frisch RD 111 Germansville General Academic Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Softball 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Class President 2, 3, 4. Neal W. Fritz Jr. RD 111 Kempton Vo-Tech Charles W. Gedney RD 111 Germansville industrial Arts David F. Geho RD 112 Orefield Track 1. Mark A. Geist RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Track 1, 2. Mark M. Genetti RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Rodney L. George RD 111 Kempton College Prep. Football 4, Varsity Editor-in-Chief 4. N 4, Reverie 3, 4, Todd D. George RD 111 Kempton industrial Arts Corey Gerhart RD 112 Breinigsville General Academic Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Sharon L. Gerlach RD 111 Kempton Vo-Tech Lynette R. Good RD 111 New Tripoli Business-Clerical Heidi M. Greenawalt RD 112 Kempton Business-Clerical Hockey 1, 2, Track 2, 3. Norman R. Gudknecht RD 111 Fogelsville Business-Clerical Robert R. Guenther Jr. RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Football 1, Baseball 1. Kevin R. Hamm RD 113 NewTripoli College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Scholastic Scrim- mage 3, 4, Varsity N 4, County Band 2, 3, 4. Frank Handwerk Germansville General Academic Football 2, 4. Sherrie Hartman RD 113 New Tripoli General Academic Debate 2, 3, 4, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Talk 1, 2. Valerie A. Hastings RD 111 Kempton College Prep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Talk 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Heidi M. Hawryluk RD 111 Fogelsville General Academic Sweetheart Court 2, Prom Court 3. Linda M. Heath RD 111 Germansville College Prep Colorguard 3, Debate 2, 3, 4. Stephen Mark Heintzelman RD 113 New Tripoli - Vo-Tech Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Clarence J. Heyer RD 112 Kutztown Vo-Tech F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Henry J. Heyer RD 112 Kutztown Vo-Tech Jerry P. Hohneck RD 112 Germansville Vo-Tech Daryl C. Horning RD 112 Orefield Co-Op Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Varsity N 3, 4. Steven R. Hottenstein RD 111 New Tripoli General Academic interact 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 4, District Governor 4, Tiger Talk 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 1, 2, 4. David W. Hower RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Baseball 1, Football 4. Rodney J. Huber RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech Band 1, 2, Football 2, Baseball 2. Sally Jensen RD 111 Germansville Business-Clerical Majorette 3, 4, Band 1, 2. Scott A. Jensen RD 111 Germansville industrial Arts Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Class Play 4. Brenda J. Jones RD 112 New Tripoli General Academic iiheermg 2. 3. 4. Co-captain 4, Varsity N Amy L. Junger RD 111 Fogelsville General Academic Track 3. Sandra D. Jupko RD 111 Fogeisville Business-Secretarial Kerri L. Kennedy Germansville General Academic Don A. Kessler RD 111 Germansville College Prep. Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Scrimmage Elaine D, Kistler RD 112 Breinigsville Business-Secretarial Tiger Talk. Bonnie E. Kline RD 111 Germansville College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 1, 2, 3, 4. Larry M. Knerr RD 111 Breinigsville Vo-Tech Paul D. Knerr New Tripoli Vo-Tech Lisa A. Kokolus RD 111 Germansville College Prep. Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Winterguard 1, Debate 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. James A. Komand Lynnport General Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Band 1. Natalie J. Krause RD 111 New Tripoli Business-Secretarial Colorguard 2, 3, 4, Interact 2, 3, 4, Reverie 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Brian W. Kressley RD 112 Orefield Vo-Tech Dale R. Kressley RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Nancy M. Kressley RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech F.F.A. 3, 4. Teresa Kristofik Germansville Business-Clerical Johnathan E. Kunkel RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Football 3. Michael P. Larney RD 112 New Smithsville Stephanie J. Leibenguth RD 112 Kempton Business-Clerical Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Reverie 3, 4. Melinda S. Leibensperger RD 111 Fogelsville Vo-Tech Cheering 1, 2, 3, Varsity N 3, Vo-Tech Student Council 3, 4, Vo-Tech Forum 4. Loretta M. Leiby RD 112 New Tripoli College Prep. Colorguard 1, 2, Interact 4, Tiger Talk 2, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Ray S. Lichtenwalner RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Band 1, 2, 3. W. Anthony Major Jr. RD 113 NewTripoli College Prep. Track 1, 2, Reverie 4, Senior Play 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. John T. Masters RD 111 Fogelsville Vo-Tech June L. Matthias RD 111 Germansville Business-Clerical Colleen M. McCauley RD 112 New Tripoli College Prep. Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, Cheering 4, Majorettes 1, 2. 3, Scholastic Scrimmage 3, 4, Tiger Talk 2, Varsity N 4, Debate 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 1, 4. Gary C. Mengel RD 111 Fogelsville Vo-Tech Peter G. Merkel RD 112 Kempton industrial Arts Rhonda-Lynn A. Mohr RD 112 Orefield Vo-Tech Tracie K. Mohr RD 111 Fogelsville Business-Clerical Track 1. John P. Moyer RD 112 Kempton industrial Arts Mark W. Murray RD 112 New Tripoli Industrial Arts Football 2, 3, 4. Evelyn C. Nunweiler RD 112 New Tripoli College Prep. Student Council 4, Band 3, 4. Kenneth J. O'DonnelI Germansville General Academic Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Reverie 2, 3, 4. Scott D. Parks RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech Football 3, Wrestling 3. Thomas D. Pierce RD 111 New Tripoli General Academic A Christopher Pradel RD 112 Orefield Vo-Tech Duane D. Rauch RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Football 2, 3. Wendy D. Rauch RD 111 New Tripoli College Prep. Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2, Cap- tain 3, 4, Bandfront 3, 4. Karl F. Rauscher RD 111 New Tripoli College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Scholastic Scrimmage 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 4, County Band 2, 3, 4. Troy D. Rehrig RD 112 Kempton Vo-Tech Vo-Tech Student Council 2. John N. Reichard RD 111 Schnecksville Vo-Tech Kevin D. Reichard RD 111 Fogelsville Vo-Tech Cynthia L. Romig RD 111 Kempton Business-Clerical Kelly Rothrock Schnecksville Business-Clerical Donna J. Sacks RD 111 New Tripoli General Academic Cheering 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Sweetheart Court 2, Prom Court 3, Gym Show 1. Terry M. Schaffer Box 34 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Wendy A. Schaffer Box 34 New Tripoli General Academic Cheering 1, 2, Debate 3, 4, Gym Show 1, 2, 4, Colorguard 4, Senior Play 4. Cynthia A. Schappell RD 112 Kempton Vo-Tech Band 3, 4, Reverie 4. Scott D. Schellhamer RD 112 Slatington General Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 3, 4. Kathleen L. Schock RD 111 New Tripoli Business-Clerical Dennis J. Schwartz RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech James H. Shade RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Bruce D. Snyder RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech Cheryl L. Snyder RD 111 Germansville Business-Secretarial Winterguard 1, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity N 2, 3, 4. Jill C. Snyder RD111 Germansville General Academics Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2. 3, 4, Gym Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Reverie 3, Track 1, National Honor Society 3, 4. Lisa J. Snyder Germansville Business-Clerical Elizabeth E. Spangler RD 111 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Var- sity N 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart Court 2, Prom Court 3. James V. Spinosa RD 111 Schnecksville Business-Clerical Jeffrey A. Stahley RD 111 Germansville Dawn E. Stewart RD 112 New Tripoli College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Thomas A. Supp RD 112 Orefield General Academic Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 1, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Reverie 4, Senior Play 4. Frank Tipa RD 111 Germansville Business-Clerical Frederick J. Tomasko RD 111 Germansville Business-Clerical Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 2, 3, 4. Walter L. Villard Jr. RD 112 New Tripoli College Prep. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Debra A. Vogel RD 112 Kutztown Business-Secretarial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. Guy A. Volb Box 82 New Tripoli Business-Clerical Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Craig S. Weaver RD 111 Germansville Vo-Tech Reverie 3, 4. Denise Wenhold RD 111 New Tripoli General Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity N 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Student Forum 3, 4, Sweetheart Queen 2, Prom Queen 3, Junior Miss 4. Anthony C. Werley RD 112 New Tripoli Vo-Tech Baseball 1, 2, Football 4. David M. Wiener RD 111 Breinigsville Vo-Tech Football 4, Track 2, 3, 4. John A. Wisser Jr. RD 112 Slatington General Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Sharon E. Ziegler RD 112 New Tripoli General Academic Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 33 l HOIVIECOIVIING F s U . .. -. October 17, 1981 was a story book set- F ooo11 ting for the Northwestern Lehigh homecom- ing. It was a warm, sunny Saturday after- noon with a light breeze blowing through the stadium. Everyone's spirits were high waiting for the new queen to be chosen. Even though we lost the football game,no one's spirits were flattened. During half-time Kelly Snyder, last year's queen, crowned Denise Wenhoid the 1981-82 Homecoming Queen. The court consisted of: Diane Carls Kevin Hamm JoAnne Davitt Brian Dietrich Debra Dudeck Scott Jensen Collette Frisch Thomas Supp Denise Wenhoid Todd Bliss QFrom Left lo Righty Brian Dietrich, JoAnne Davitt, Kevin Hamm, Diane Carls, Walter Frisch, Kelly Snyder, Denise Wenhoid, Todd Bliss, Collette Frisch, Thomas Supp, Debra Dudeck, Scott Jensen. f W'? e J Qs v 3? ,-F mf V, .Nw viii fr' M23 ,, N-5 :sy 5: x - f +-. .-1- Q ' .:.y J? L I Q l T' ' fa KJ! hw fx X38 'Q P X N' RSS' gina x ik v J f 4 , 3 P -xx - f 'vm' m,e-Hia A i k...,.,. ,ig 412 Hawif I K ,fkkz My M i sv I 1 4 J I REMEMBER WHEN: IN 7th GRADE WE WERE TERRIFIED OF SENIORS COREY BLEW UP THE OUTLET IN BIOLOGY MR. HAWK WAS GOD LUNCH COST 5043 THE PROM WAS ALMOST CANCELLED PARTIES MEANT CAKE AND ICE-CREAM 7th GRADERS RESPECTED SENIORS THE CLASS PLAY AND THE CAST PARTY GRADUATION WAS SO FAR AWAY I WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM This year a new program was introduced to us known as the Work Experience Program which is headed by Mrs. Koenig. It is designed to allow students in grades ten through twelve to actually go into the working field. Students in this program goto school for a half a day, either morning or afternoon, and goto their job for the other half. Meetings are held once a week during school hours for these students. Here Mrs. Koenig prepares them for interviews and also how to express themselves to their employer. l 37 CAST Mark Nagle Brad Bachman Scott Jensen Jim Fluck Amanda Sittler Dean Kain Jim Shade Wendy Schaffer John Bernhart Lucy Bex Corey Gerhart Tony Major Marit Norborg Paul Tipa Lisa Padamonsky Sloan Wertman Waiter Villard Candi Steward Donna Meitzler Cindy Bauer Doris Delp Linda Heath Kevin Hamm John Yen Denise Wenhold Tom Supp Valerie Borman Natalie Krause Tammy Cappuccino Tracie Eschelman Michelle Miller Phyllis Knerr Barbara Kunkel Gene Jackson Dennis Schwartz Todd Bliss Duane Bailey Troy Behrig Frank Handwerk Jim Komand Wendy Hein Bonnie Kline John Boisitz Steve Hottenstein Chris Evangelista Donna Major Jodi Silfies Cheryl Staudt LIL' ABNER On November 20 and 21 of 1981, the Senior Class presented the first musical in the history of Northwestern, LIL' ABNER. Under the expert direction of Mrs. Shirlene Silfies, Mrs. Marilyn Demaree, Mr. John Bernhart, and Jonathan Sittler the play was a huge success and highly enjoyable. It was the story of the citizens of Dogpatoh trying to save their town, of Daisy's attempt to marry Abner, of General Bullmoose's attempts to get his hands on the secret of Yokum Berry Tonic, and of a typical day in Dogpatch. All the exciting adventures of every citizen. It ends with Daisy achieving her life- long goal - to marry LiL' ABNER YOKUM. ,im it 1 ,L ef' 1 O' Q13 W2 7' f If 6 9 2' ' I P xfgltjj K X ' 2 W, ,v MX 11 G ' 'far W X 'vi ' rv a r yM3fM .'N '9'1!'HMWW 4 1' ' y x 1 , ',', JMk9S?ii!QmQ21 WW nl V If 1 -X5 7 ,MJF . ,Vi1fgf'.???' K req Ffh, ,N,4,,7f1 ,Vi . f l , cuss I f GRADE 11 Class of '83 CLASS OF '83 , L' iig 2- ,Eff, Q F05 '-- - :f: , ' 22 5 kigfl :, .ma s sf is ,H 3, S gi. , '15 ' F X x 4:-325 . f V A N us x X3 Q! 3, m sf K S - .... , igsfaws-is gy 25. ai x ' , ' 1 II K V N' u K F W4 1 , 1K S g R3 5 X 5 Vw I ,M S X 3 uf 3 .L L. Ie-I T. ' rey .1 i ' ,Y UM E 45 , V? ii ,,,wig3:sQ ,,-Q'i 'K N 5 5 ' X , A Krame --, g 1 m LL Q L Ls , ,,,, . H ---- ---- f- 'X 3' ' ...' , --:Q ' ,.., B .- 1 Ahgg . ' 5. A.L L 5 .si sm, 54 , I K VLL,,h ..... . k ' -E : Q S' 9 I -- 4. ,im f Huff' 1' : H .... : m1':z ' 'kk' 1' 11 Q ,-:1 iz. m Mzhh --:- , Q ',LL LLL ,- ig .m' ,-1 L , Q ' A Kam f5f54.+S! A L ,- V . - ' Ke , 43 WE'RE AS BUSY AS A BEE . . .e. 1-' ' 9 ' Mdyer, Carol A S . 1 ' w Muhr,'Andrea L. Q , . , , Q . I , - Mum, Michaef Nagle, Ma . 3,7 V. Q--.. N- fx-h.. W - as-Si' 5 Ef-,A51 ,x....L V L wk, K Navarre, Jacque! SS NIBISQQQK Q . ' 'f -Sim-gm :W l 44 Todd M. Scott J vs. GRADE11 'hm' Q -nllnq. K gl 5 THAT'S WHY WE'RE THE CLASS OF '83 sfzi X Siu Ei-fii zz.. . . :X-r .1 --i , s.-:I iii Qi , f E I 3 W' - X. -...H W S , Q fa-. -A 12..S' GRADE 11 Reich . ' Ren ' ge ff. . Rex ucy A. Rei Rebecw J , Riddle, T acy A. :HHH5 WE'RE JUST FINE, AS YOU CAN SEE, . . . Schrarnmel Sensinger iw! F ii? '-rl I I sf MN F4 5 ,r Li, r ESQ? by 2 S i Junlor Class Advisors. Mr. Glenn Danner and Mr. Robert Bllllg fRWTW' n X SHAW? .ro, srrrr s GRADE11 WE'RE THE CLASS OF '83. 'thigh' Junior Class Officers: Audrey Glass, Vuce-President, Kelly Hughes: Secretary, Kathy Follweilerg Treasurer, and Erika Achenbachg President. g If GRADE 11 ,vs- X, I -f I, .1 1 1981 Sweethearts: QLelt to Righty: Blake Morgan, Paige Harrison, Steve Bacnman, Judy Scneider, Dana Capozzella, Donald Edsall Kelly Hughes, Mark Nagle, Stacy Statkus, and Scott Barkman. THE SWEET- HEARTS OF 1 981 Every year the sophomores select tive girls from their class, one of which becomes the Sweetheart, and the others, the runners-up, This Sweetheart will be crowned at the Sweetheart dance by last year's Queen. This dance is open to senior high students. In the 1980981 year the girls that were chosen were as follows: Paige Harrison, Judy Schnieder, Dana Cappozella, Kelly Hughes, and Stacy Statcus. Sy the beginning ot the dance everyone is eager to find out who the 1981 Sweetheart will be. As the night progressed, the moment everyone was waiting for came, the crowning ofthe 1981 Sweetheart. Denise Vvenhold, the 1979-80 Sweetheart, crowned Dana Cappozella as the 1981 Sweetheart. The escorts, picked bythe girls were as follows: Blake Morgan, Steve Bachman, Donald Edsall, Mark Naugle, and Scott Barkman. GRADE 10 2 ,,.: Q Q R 1': 2 r ' ,,- , ' W K,,,,.. V or Sophomore Class Advisors: Mr. Edward Roman and Mrs. 'I 'X' AN A Stephanie Heller. Q r 56 X ,Q X... ix Y an hw r wr seee , . ,, -,:- -gg 3 1: ska if iik , s s 3 is WAN r s 2' I 1 . -E H rf r i ,W r s . r , :Z ' X IE: ,,L. ., M -nw 'T ::': W . ,:. E533 e , ,,,::fQg,x.: , ga M Nd - .,. : - ? CLASS OF '84 Q ,, W A 3 9 R ..:, , . , i , , fr i 1 X ,X in in-ii. xxx ,Tig K 2 . :::' -2 ,,, . 'N ra ii is ix 'i , iw. ' i ir e r I n , . .. Y, N' ' hh , . 'M ng: 3 I , W L 8-251 F QQ' W' s. ' ' 3 lrilfigf- -:J 9 sf' Aw' at g' NL. Tir' -' fg 'KT ' Laura Parks, Vice-President, Chris Trout, Secretary: Stephanie A' ieffj A ' M Smith, President: and Bret Gracely, Treasurer, SIQQ CLASS OF '84 N: J v. , UQ,-,. is 4+ my mi. dis- fri' S W . .',: j..,,, , :.x t b A9 is 1 itgt .' .A if--2 X fr.. ' t P Q Q X .Mi , . 4, H V KKVK kg Q. .t , S L 9 ' Q XRRQ v :5. ix X Q x -- 2, . ,, EF -wfssifg-'fiwf '1 l:W?-M, l 2-. -QW X - 1 - '55 N .,..... :-- A.-: zz ., 9 fm 2 Gif -22 , eg A Ei 221: fi ' ja :- : 5 Q -Q - ,. : 1 X- s if Q 1. 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'Q:QQ '-QQ ::,, Z .,X.:., f21 E2-: 4 7 m k' A Q 22Ef i -- 1:-E::1 N l x E ' E 212125225 22?fV..49 if gif N, 0 .,,, -Eff: -EW X we R N N X X X X X , N 'iweese Q i wwsfswww- fifffc 'flf ff' k Q N if .E , ii Q1 :J Eiga Z7' :if 5f5fli55E:f5?W5' 115. 14-m.fQf.,:-5: .'., ,Hz mmm T H Q5Y5'? 75 :5'W u5 iV' :'5f 5iEi L W ,. - ,W m , .L L:L,, ,,.::. 1 .,,. L 22-1:- '.:m,,gx K , -- i f ' ii. Iiiyyll .,., . ----.. .1112 II f iii A ' ig J'leY i -few: ss, - it ' we .we-2:-efsw E'2f1xf'?1 .. nw- - '--- giswfi- .Mb 'iffsfi S . Kmiifgfgi' . W, ' M3551 ,......... .,... T gig' -mmm, - if 52 ,Q , AVAA W A .A I b A : ..: , - kis s, f.. I A V X .1 A 1 l W Q J 2 Q V. V2 ...:. 35 l? Ll fi rf- . Q ' ,::. :Ex :su m i GRADE 10 .qu ' 3 X x ' F Y? ,fx-M X gf A Ja, ' 1 J X 4 5 Q Q53 fx s 'Q' 41 what Y BECAUSE WE ARE THE CLASS OF '84 1, x 9 s H null, 1 x F tx. 'ATL E . f .,,.mmwanulnu-. YA Q A , A J . .-c.,,x.W ak. 53' if X. X X . M ' A s 1 S A ' Ns S f GRADE 10 GRADE 9 Brown, William A. Christ, John E. Cirko, Michelle A. Clause, Susan L. Conway, Jack J. Cook, 3 CSC 51' C Dahl, Thomas Davitt, Jeffre ,,,, g Delp. DQHS , Dengler, Rai il 1 i i...ii fif , ..,. ll.. 1 n 1,, ' ,,, k..V... 52. ' . iiil l C iii Felisfefiiiirikii? .. C C C C C 7 I . . H . in a . ...l ii C . L ,..... ..,. . , ...,. ,..,.,.. . . I ,-:1-kii nii V. ,... ... . . ..l . l 1 ,,..a, ..i ..n f l - ' .ii,,' L iiz i fi, I Heard, Kim D. H l'li 1'i C Heffelfinger, Brian C. Heintzelman, Denise F. K .ik .. N N ,, if. 55 K, u' we 'ww i ,-,K xi: if ...Q lx C .sur .., .B '9w, . ,1 . . . f .., 3 5 .., ff : , U t - ' 1 .. ,,.. ' . - NM ' ,.f::,- V4 -fm.. , .... b i . A b ..,, ...fr i X ... X vm if. 9,5 ,.,, MX in ' '53, xxx Q I ..,. M L, P- ' f 1 2. V.. C I ' I fm N' . ,. .C ': CCC3 , iyy ' C Q. ..,,,, ,,.. CC ' C :: 'N .g f C , V I C , if f--. ' - F: i 1 , , . ZIC zql C '-' ' . CC CEC A,-,, 5? IIA N-..,.. S., CC i'ii W . I ,K at . 1,3 5-'jj . D CZLL C C i .i' .X .. , 5 f - llt 2 ..- - :,, :., f K qi I :- . 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M. 55 WE ARE THE TIGERS AND WE'RE ALIVE . . . -firdwtkis, N Wtrrrgilwi. f K E 4. mr. .irgam Potter, Antoinette M Rauch, Heidi J. Reed, Debra A. Reichard, Craig M. Fieichard, Karen L. Fteinert, Scott M. Fieinhart, Richard l-l Rex, Alan L, Rex, Bryan K. Richards, Frederick R Roth, Marci J. Scherer, Jason M. Schmidt, George P. Schuessler, Kiera Seganovvich, Steven W. Schafer, William A. Shoemaker. Brian M Shook, Tina M Sittler, Amanda R Sittler, Kristen A M twmw S . ..ri S . Ffsflffll - QWQ5 - t'r'.:rr ,.. .rrrt r rri' Hewitt ' f .,,-: 7 rf.. 'f f. Ir vrriifgg ,,' A V .. .. 1 Gherqglrfgff ' .. M 7 lifhfeay t... gr 'V Wt rrr --rrrter .'r. S V M it . .V fre er r 451, Mfgifgirr 2 ' ' --,r Styber, Beggiifigfi r ' ..... fferefinko, Elizabeth A. E Q 2 -if itHj '55fiiii?fiiil V I fi'WAV1s.weefetgsf, ' -....r., r f L. ' ' r ' I... I ' vi ,. , .. : 1 , .v1rv ??i iu ' an rff, K if 59iiiQ,i5,1Mggy5-H I: rggfrrg-,,, .. ,... .... . . L r 1 . .. f . f r , ..tt f AW . . .... . , f , W. r ----. . . 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A X K Harrison, Kathryn S. ' 1, rr Hausman, Scott A. Heintzelman, Susan Br .2 9 I W, Hemerly, Kerri W Hoppes, Brian W. 5 I 1:1 M Hunsickeriuwayne 5g Errrr H me A! W --' V . E , ,',, VW, gk it rd W yhi in Q I ' , L J ,,, 5 ,'ff: E WI dx 6 H - N?-X ' F .. ::N 3 '.-:: : 'X ,L a i Robm L. my , rrE ' GRADE9 lis- W.. Hoily A. Robin Wltt 57 GRADE 8 1 M X M ml A , rf 6 ff f V, mf . ,y. 13 ff 'F fn., 3 , rw ,12 1, A ,,,, Mn, V 3. I E457 M ,..., me W' Q , K f.-, -Qu-ww I g,5'W.,rfQggffffQ.,, , ,s, 139 Q1 , F an , J NE ., , AM. X an ff ' W :K A K My If W i ,,,L. ,K ff' A mi ,Q Qf N .4- f in Mg 'E :e p M ' LQ J 1 Q ' E W EE: asv- L iv ,, W 3 .RW we .. W. mf fm , gum fr W W 'Z 4 X f 'qgg..,,,yV I V' Z , 1 ff., W N , in X., ,- ia fi . J K 'W' in 5 ,mae 4 QTW 5 1 'E 1 my my M m L Q? x L 3 U. 3 V4 , 39 , If ,W 'iisizffzzz ' , an ww Y -2. 4 A T .. 'lviivl F' 'f'- ,, 'R 351. CLASS OF '86 2 my Q-M, ' ' W Milf, A ,, 'I ,, ji . A ,. . '1 x ,- . WW W u W KV' H R X J W fl .. H 'QW 4 ' X gg Q 1 Nl - wail? ' W , fzvgf ,, - -- ffm, SS 5 Sv vw., Q 1 -. N , ffl N Na ' Y , . U ,gg . , 'Q fmkgf W' r g W Q.. ff , V.i N A E A fi Y if gk V i? 1 is QQ Q r A eq. 1-sb kamx. mmm ,Q 5, FI A MQTKX , k Y, .,,,w ,,,, w,,.,h Sf X'K Q ' 0. , s. MAME K- a 1.kwN.3' v , N CLASS OF '86 Kemmerer, Brian S Kessler, Darrin W. Kiser Kistler Joe Moyer, Moyer Moyer WE'RE NOT AFRAID T0 MINGLE AND MIX . . . ' if' V1 i-4 ' ' ' I T' A- A A- , .. . ff.w'?,-:: siiiii'f:, .e STH' :sin li: 'I VVVV V.. . ,. . .. . . .. .. QQ-.eravfzaas s is ' I' .Q M . ,i.-' ' , nhoads, Alan T. I n Ringer, Kevin A. .. :EQ rr iii ' A AAA 1 A N 5 'Y EA. 2,, .gglf 5 f Aii .Eg,,,,, f ,,,.i, .,,:E,,. 1 ,ihi 1. JF k y 1, 1, ...E , ,,.. . ,. .. .era a ,,, 2- 5112? flf :VVVV , AAA Santana- LYS: Schlamib, ' ii' K if Hi- . ... .rr . . ,,,- K . K ' iii , . . X ' X i s v,,,,- , N- ..., zii, e f. 2 . ... A 'zzzt' ' in 3 s , 5 ,E 1 2.2.3. . E . .- . . fieraiw-fe ' : SchiegeI, Q Ig 5 ...... X.. K., 2 . X SH -4' ,,-f: .. !:4J'g,,Q mi: N... . ,aw e . Wa gga is 3 7 . -- Schj yer, der. m '. s ' 1--,11 111 h 3 Se er, QQ T . ef, Deb - gow Deg. : F hrigaiessi AA A Hsfovhe r I.. Q. . , W- ::.' my ' ' 'A 2 A AAAA - be sl . l 5. in M- ,,,. I - - .5 5 s 5 Q1 .se seas - Akkm ,, Z A L K , , ?.33 ii i,.15 0fhy J- nce A- A V' . A ' 1 ' 319- B Eisner. Br 'amaker, Debra A. 60 Wanamaker Gail S Warner, Scott sf Way, Lawrence M. Weiss, Debra L. Wentz, Thomas C. Werley, Jennifer S. Werley, Robb A. Werlheiser, Jodi A. Wessner, Pamela S. Wetzel, Thomas F. Werley, Evonne C '25 et? . .. '::.- 1 ., .qn K '.m. s s - A . -..mii i ff? , ' Q , f ' A .. A ,A.A - ,:,,7 gs A . ' ii: fi gig EL ' -...,,Ak I i A ' Ari ' uz., i :2- . . ., iii aw r . . zre 1 fi ' -I 3 -. is.. 1 . Wil ,JY A sa. . .. . , i i Af' , A GRADE 8 . if X X . ef wut . in Q' -se, ri Q irr is 'flea L? 4... xx SEE, WE'RE THE CLASS OF '86. Ka Qlmx , v 'Qin ws.. .e ,Q 1 We ,, .13 i- Whaling, Matthew K. White, Robert C. QS' 5 2 I- me -i Wrll1ams, Susam J. E ...we Williams, Scot! W, I, -. E Q? ZEEEEE Q39 ' ' T - r r 9' '4 4. X fig' ,...' 3 1--.f 522-f' Q f,': rr E' X E E 9 Q' N ' . A S. , A E gg me ' QE .3-ge Q Z'e9'e Sm D' R r X IN - . - EI. Zimmerman, Mark L J- ew 'M .E rrer rr.- E - r-r' 11' ' E rrr -,sfif 5 Q rrrr me E E f e.:1 AQ Late Pictures: E ' , Diemcniaandi L. g N V lerie A. Q E E R W . E SSS QQ E rrr E Q . .Y Shulfzrl E Anna Kg ' - in x91Q:'4Ei M' ': I gh X:i-:k :Lf vk':': he . K ir qr. N13 GRADE 8 Vi- X W A 1, :V E Sl9b0fTs5,.. i Qi.r , . i - ds. fb-is ' :..:, asm MMM , .. , Q 1 QA. merge--.q1, -H- JWIX MQ iw 6 1 We fy -: we -If rss, -- .i ig, -:Wu .....,, ,..,,,:K f. :.:: H::Xfs:gff 1 Y sky' W W J XQ XX rrerre X xx XXX 3 4 r E Sgrfass,VbE:f:ha63gi2:r EEEE ' , ,.re.r E 1 fm - K K A. J :Q A mfg, A K T w X K Q, 'A fer 'S sq? ik X 5 Q ,S Ni Smith, TaraM. -- :gi riigfwsii- ' .5 N. . X Ne., . . . . 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Qi 1 L f ll il s fs if L K5 5 m al L 2 ir L ' 1 i f5 553g, Q S- zwsf i ' is , 1 wifi 2352 LLLL R, if gi ggi ? Q e li Z' 4' i gi . ' J ,,.,, 9 'i I f M 4 5 ' , Wm ' - -- ' E5 1 I L. , . ' ii, if r N554 ffff 5 af 'fl 2 fi if ii 3 f AE Z M 255 i Q Wigs? ati 1 eggs i ,fix Q 5522 W fi 1 5 eu f Q fp iff 2 55 3 fig' S 0 N.,,,3Y we i QM ' 3' , S gf i g J JJL, ,, ...LL . we, L . :1.::- : ' M' V LEW ' W l ,, .5 J ' 'eri ,J iff .eii L P W M , . -... 1 - --wivfeairfm - - ff . ' A 'fe , ii IW T'-if if-ili'.f'LUM.fffff-lVf:ll:LL:l' i mfbfif 2,iiiffffiiiaflwif Y' f f - H: - 1 2, ef- -gi i,,, I ,L , 65 S X N8 x f ,uf 1 73 M057 F ULTY Asn ADMINISTRATION John A. Achenbach Jeannette M. Arnold World Cultures English Mi X fi i Richard F. Baer Mrs. Terri Bartholomew German and Theme Writing Reading and Spelling 1 l. ii iz i if E LY - 5 2 PM Qs-- MDW E hs' M77 Miss Brenda Bauman Mrs. Nancy Beitler Robert Billig Thomas M. Carey Library Music Music Physical Education 68 K 2 Lester H. Christman Glenn Danner Mrs. Marilyn Demaree George L. Dilliard General Science Science English P.D. Economics 2 Q' 4 inf - N Mrs. Lois K. Dilliard Kent R. Donaldson Miss Hope Donnell Mrs. Joan DuBois Reading and Spelling Industrial Arts Physical Education Home Economics 69 Kenneth Fisher Mrs. Kim K. Fisher Robert Frantz Glenn Frey Algebra English Biology Physics Mrs. Rebecca Fritzinger X ' English 5 ag, Miss Caroleen Frisch Stephen Gabryluk Michael Haberern Mrs. Mary Ann Hamm Physical Education Driver Education Social Studies Special Education f it David Hawk Mrs. Janice Hoffman Donald R. Huesgen Miss Shelva Keilman Wim if 3 Science and Biolo y Business Education Math and Ai ebra Social Studies Q , ,ff W' Vfifgaffw '34 W' ,yr I , X aw At ,, Q . W... f' ' f M M i 2:11- i n ' , nn---K' Bruce A. Kemmerer Mrs. Mary Knerr David A. Koch Thomas Lineite Physicai Education Home Economics English Special Education 71 William L. Loy Milan Melicharek Mathematics Art Q 5 Francis Molchan Terry L. Naugle Spanish and English Algebra 72 Mrs. Marilyn Miles Art Robert Mitchell Social Studies W-M 'fAMi, ' Mrs. Deborah Peters French and English ' 'nfsfsffw ffkiif , 'H 1: iii .J , fs. - N..-.ar 'ai Frederick Phillips Science 157' Gary E. Phillips Dominic Pino Michael J. Pladus Edward Roman Industrial Arts Business Education English Social Studies Q5 John Schmoyer Joseph E. Seng James M. Shaughnessy Miss P. Ellen Stelanou Social Studies Math Business Education English .Wwe ff 'ot Mrs. Carol Stirling Mrs. Janet Werley Miss Darlene Wertman Gary Williams Math Remedial Fieading Business Education Chemistry M wma. E I 3 M ' if Q A 5 lg i,,,, L. V . ra Ti e h S as Craig R. Yeanish Mrs. Roberta Stoudl Mrs. Stephanie Heller Mr. Larry Talolta Business Education Audio-Visual and Library Aide Teacher Aide Teacher Aide 74 . . fff- , L,,A. Marvin H. Davis Mrs. Elaine Holtzer Mrs. Ruth L. Koenig Mrs. Patricia Smith Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guidance Secretary W9 1 I? 2 we fri? f ls gy Q if , , 2 if f f . 'cfm 'if f fr, s ' Win, I ,rf - ry . I , ,,.,, f' 2 if mwrV , A , ,M H L gg, ' -T-33' . . C A , .. ,,,, 5 C, ,,,,, W ,,,, ,,,......r ,,,.w.,,.,.WW,,, .V r im, .,, '25, T, 1 , - H ,W ' ' EY f I iifziifii--J..'? Mrs. Joyce Metzger Michelle K. Schellhamer Donna M. Snyder Phyllis E. Spangler Library Secretary High School Secretary High School Secretary High School Secretary 1 Cafeteria Personnel First row Ethel Mantz, Lillian Smith, Joyce Bear, Pearl Muthard Shirley Armer Second row: Violet Bittner, Velma Sittler, Caroline Adenheimer, Ferne Keller, Kathryn Blose 2 Garage Mechanlcs Charles Rauch, Marvin German, Clark Billig, Earl Ohl 3 Custodlans Susan Wechsler, Eugene Fisher, Gilbert Holben, Dorothy Gildner i.. 4. Tax Collector: Dorothy Hartman 5. Grounds Keeper: Willard Sittler 6 Maintenance Carl Wink Mark Hamm, Charles Wetz, Herman Kerschner. 7 Bus Drlvers First row Louise Hutchins, Lucy Math, Michael Muth, Donna Snyder Larry Shellhamer Second row: Charles Moyer, Joan Ziegler, Russell Kressley George Bllllg Patti Utt, Gerald Kressley, Larry Bittner. Picture not available: Mrs. Bertie Lomas Special Education ADMINISTRATION ,fgiyw A ggw A AA .fm I if 2 ,,Q, 3 I W ,, , W , A W' Lawrence E. Weider Vrce-Pruncnpal 1 . I 1 John E. Reppert Director of Support Services NORTHWESTERN LEHIGH SCHOOL BOARD BOARD MEMBERS Carl H. Betz Curtis R. Dietrich Gene E. Handwerk E. Drummond King - Attorney Kenneth A. Kistler Willard A. Kistler Carl D. Snyder George F. Southworth Forrest A. Wessner, Jr. Robert A. Nagle - Superintendent Not pictured: Kenneth A. Morton X I Carl D. Snyder George F. Southworth A Willard A. Kistler Forrest A. Wessner, Jr. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Retired Board Members Orrin H, Fink Ralph H. Kressley 79 img -Q fi .ax 1f S X M W 4 41, ,lf A 4, I t 15 :1 ' K -if' '-'fiffl if-:JC fic, 1 ?Y :L ..,---'7' 'P 4-,lxzi J L ig 1:1 -M!-:.......E-- P k - f ' f ...-f-- V' Y i 4 J i il? - - - , ,1- ACADEMICS CCLLEGE PREPARATORY - THE PEGPLE WHO I l l memorize the quadratic formula and the Pythagorean attempt to follow along in the book while translating Theorem. what is said on the tape. . . . convert grams to moles and find the molarity of a given . . . undertake the responsibility of gathering sufficient infor- supstance. mation for term paper usage. . . . determine the lite cycle of all living animals and plants. John Frisch -the mad scientist. Kelly Hughes quoted, God, are they tall! I 1 3 5 ? 3 if fa.. 'iWhat do I do it it blows up? Help! Help! Let me go! 82 Doing his chores!! Mrs. Sterling - taming the wild il? Z s. Pi: f 1. 19 5 an ,Irr xxx 1 yn I 1 1 +V ,fra , Stacy Statkus deciding her future. Mass confusion! -X GENERAL ACADEMIC - THE PEOPLE WHO. . . . . . resolve the acceleration and density of a given object in . . . learn Friends, Romans, Countrymen and The Scarlet the calculated atmospheric pressure. Letter . . . . outwardly discussthe possibility of imaginary numbers. . . . endlessly take notes on the differences between the . . . express the noticeable problems of our country's Hwang Ho and the Yellow River. democracy. Oh, no! lt fell in! Scott Adams - a future Susie Homemaker. 31031. The Betty Crockers of tomorrow. What am I doing here?! QU , C 9 wr 7 V .' 42.1 xii. r Nix What's so funny? Mr. Melicharek discussing the finer points of art with Elizabeth Terefinko. Jill Snyder - our nexl carpenter. Homework, homework, give me a break! BUSINESS EDUCATION - THE PEGPLE WHO . . . . . . strive to successfully type a page without making a . . . undertake the challenging feat ot taking what is in the mistake. mind and putting it on canvas. . . . transform a letter from shorthand to legible writing. . . . have the ability to interpret income tax forms and . . . concoct gourmet dishes and prepare designer clothing. balance a checking account. l'm so confused! What did you say'?! , fs st .sf ff V 'HE A IB A student coming up with a brainstorm. Robert Guenther creating a work of art. I've got it! What do I do now? What are those funny little things? Suzette Dreher and Kelly Hughes counting the blocks in the ceiling I Ly i tt, L 1 i I l 1 Il a A Yi S S 1 l n l - ' 3 'LLiL , - E,,l , i zyy ' -- , INDUSTRIAL ARTS - THE PEOPLE WHO. . . . should know the difference between 4!4 inch wood and . . . always have one more drawing to do. nch wood h 'l h th t' l b k . . . . ave a penci s arpener a is a ways ro en . . should know the difference between a scale and a ruler. . . . have fun at work. Look! Up in lhe sky. . Boy, this is really exciting. .,,-....., ...,., . Gef'll?.9Ul9fhE'e!.... ..,,, .-, .. W..,,. A ,, if 4. ,., s . - iiii T . .nd iw. wx HI' 'HQ ? 1 QI ' in Q 51 lf' ' 8 if K lk if ' T wr if ' ky A a Ne I1 v v W xi fi T T 88 R W1 if an Q by . .,.. riiii... n - an architect o ff' if Hg, Where did it go? ? E ,... ww-W S -Q Img -f PM MPUCN Jw- - eo' X X S Q3 7795 7 6 off f f ff? flfr4 A Q fN,,..... I Q F 53 E Q, O TT! N Sl- ot 1 R 3 O 4' wine. if V0-TECH LEHIGH COUNTY VOOATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL hw-ffffmer J fain, .-I . , .-Aww,-i-mm ,,.. ,M ..w1,,MwMQA.,, 'QQ Wm, -fn.:f.,, wi2.-H':sn- WSW.. wffwWMgwwWu.,.,H-Q,, ,,,, -:,, M., H-:WH - Q.: W, w Wm:ffsnf:w:.v,, ffff- wink:--,f, f- :V ----' f . 2 H wg-w:, ff----:5e1w..Jz,'wing fm, 1- w-:!??f1'fi1-:fwfw 'W ' 'HH -- -A -: ' gg: 5,7:ig.,15:3wgfkggfhiyqz mils, K: ,q ,ff jfggzfwif If'-- HI .iw ff-fi 5, .1155 wifi T153 'Hi' 'SY' W: HA- mv. WM M W'A-fmw . , V .... pn if' . - I 1 ' , 1-fadwfv-m .' .. f -' f f -',, ' 'O ' ' f J .... ,, ' -- -1 , . ' A' ' ' - - A... W , A Vo-Tech is an extension of the secondary schools in the Lehigh Valley. It is open to all tenth through twelfth grade students who want to be prepared for the world of work. lt is required that all sophomores go through the Multi-Occupational Experience Program QMOEJ . The next two years are spent in the specialty wing. This will be where the student has decided what lab he or she will specialize in to help them in their future career. Those students who attend Vo-Tech spend a half a day there while the other half is spent at the home school with classes that they are required to take. Vo-Tech offers many careers from cosmetology and mechanics to commercial art and drafting. Like the home school, Vo-Tech has a student council which is open to anyone. This allows for the whole student body to get involved as one. Report cards are issued quarterly along with the home school. Vo-Tech students take pride in their work and have, therefore, established a long-lasting reputation at Vo-Tech. Adams, Ronald - Sheet Metal Bagenstose, George - Auto Mechanics Behney, Eugene - Diversified Billig, Cindy - Cosmetology Biscontini, Carl - Travel Trades Bliss, Todd - Carpentry Boger, David - Construction Borgman, Michael -- Diversified Bush, Lori - Data Processing Christman, Wanda - Food Industries D'Amico, Dolores - Commercial Art Dietrich, Brian - Agriculture Edwards, Michele - Cosmetology Feinour, Ronald - Construction Fritz, Neal - Auto Body Geho, David - Auto Mechanics Geist, Mark - Machine Genetti, Mark - Machine Gerlach, Sharon - Cosmetology Guenther, Robert - Design Technology Heintzelman, Stephen - Relrigerating and Air Conditioning Heyer, Clarence - Agriculture Heyer, Henry - Agriculture Hohneck, Gerald - Electrical Construction Huber, Rodney - Small Engines Knerr, Larry - Electrical Construction Knerr, Paul - Auto Mechanics Kressley, Brian - Diesel Kressley, Dale - Agriculture Kressley, Nancy - Floriculture Kunkel, Jonathon - Auto Body Larney, Michael - Construction Leibensperger, Melinda - Fashions Lichtenwalner, Ray - Small Engines Masters, John - Construction Mengel, Gary - Carpentry Mohr, Rhonda-Lynn - Cosmetology Parks, Scott - Electrical Construction Pradel, Christopher - Small Engines Rauch, Duane - Auto Mechanics Rehrig, Troy - Diesel Reichard, John - Construction Reichard, Kevin - Material Handling Ruppert, Bruce - Construction Schaffer, Terry - Commercial Art Schappell, Cynthia - Health Assistant Schwartz, Dennis - Architectural Dratting Snyder, Bruce D. - Electrical Construction Spangler, Elizabeth - Cosmetology Strohl, Jane - Cosmetology Weaver, Craig - Architectural Drafting Werley, Anthony - Machine QQWL N ,'f '4?x. N t,m.e...M ,,,, X AW, M sf, V N 4..- 96 fl I-iff, ' . N 'Mr- vb 5 , 9 f f,v A :,w',g. 4 ,E Q .42 X ,, 1, :iff Fr L ' 6 H-X ' NK yy N e , 1, w .g f !P Auvvry- W Y . lcffqf 1, fd x, I - 1? fl n 'igxp .J f J JU if ' Xi .la Q x , f ,f,w: Mm, inn' !g,.'Eaf. Q J' Ah x 11 il 5 , nf 'IIB X 'f ' 1 x ,x Xu X .X Q3 X. AMX. A. . ix 1, W N-- 'E 4a L W., T, . . NW 6 V b Koran F 5 STUDENT LIFE AV Audio Visual provides, operates, and maintains the audio equipment under the supervision of Mr. Frantz. These men are always behind the scenes at assemblies and other events which require audio equipment. ,,,.f-'K Members are: David Demaree, Matt Pergosky, Daniel Getter, Mr. Frantz. TIGER TALK Tiger Talk is our school paper which is under the direction of Mrs. Hoffman. its members inform the students of upcoming events and the outcome of past events. wif Row 1: Debbie Miller, Paul Tipa, Steve Hottenstein, Christine Leibensperger, Dean Kain, Joe Gilliard. Row 2: Erika Achenbach, Mindy Gerhart, Valerie Hastings. Row 3: Donna Meitzler, Debbie Huff, Randy Snyder, Monica Bowman. Row 4: Mrs. Hoffman, Elaine Kistler, Andrea Muhr, Loretta Leiby, Becky Flex. A dikkllm 5Q WEIGHT TRAINING The goal of weight training is to keep one's body in proper physical condition. This is achieved by doing different exercises on the Universal Gym, lifting weights and maintaining the proper diet. Their advisor is Mr. Pladus. WLYS Row 1: Scott Zeigler, Dwayne Kuhns, Scott Williams, Ed Keichel. Row 2: Scott McFarland, Pharon Metzger, Dave Hower, Bill Hartman, Cheryl Kostick. Row 3: Keith Neilson, William Krauss, Jett Harmon, Grant Zeigler, Randy Deihl. VARSITY The purpose of Varsity N is to recognize the achievements of the varsity athletes. It helps to develop responsibilities and leadership among the members. Row 1: Collette Frisch, Corey Gerhart, Fred Tomasko, Daryl Horning, Scott Adams, Stacy Statkus, Brad Bachman, Mr. Carey. Row 2: Janet Buss, Denise Wenhold, Steve Heintzelman, Rodney George, John Boisitz, Tom Supp, Mary Sobieski. Row 3: Michele Edwards, Sharon Ziegler, Kirk Nielson, Scott Schellhamer, Matt Seltzer, Charlene Lenhart, Ed Keichel. Row 4: Colleen McCauley, Beth Bobersky, Kelly Hughes, Sherry Vadimsky, Cheryl Kostick, Guy Volb, John Wisser, Debbie Dudeck. Row 5: Andra Bonsell, Diane Schrammel, Cathie Borman, Wendy Rauch, Donna Sacks, Brenda Jones, Amy Junger, Diane Carls. Row 6: Dawn Stewart, Cheryl Eschbach, Bonnie Kline, Cheryl Snyder, Yvonne Kemmerer, Mindy Gerhart, Debra Vogel, Pharon Metzger. fi DEBATE This year's Debate advisor is Mrs. Clay. The purpose ofthe Debate Team is to broaden the student's knowledge and to improve their research abilities. 3 Q I SCHOLASTIC SCRIIVIMAGE Scholastic Scrimmage is an interscholastic quiz show held between Lehigh Valley High Schools. Many hours of hard work studying factual information is put in by the members. Advisors are Miss Stefanou and Mrs. Bartholomew. 100 l l l Row 1: Valerie Borman, Pamela Woodward, Paige Harrison, Loretta Leiby, Lisa Kokolus. Row 2: Sarah George, Valerie Hastings, Mary Sobiesky, Sloane Wertman. Row 3: Mandy Moore, Jonathon Sittler, Mrs. Clay, Wendy Schaffer, Steve Hottenstein. Row 1: QLef! to Righty Tammy Cappuccino, Marc Roman. Row 2: Karl Rauscher, Joanne Davitt, Kevin Hamm, Don Kessler. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is an organization designed to create a cooperation among students and administration. lt provides a democratic system for students to voice their opinions. Its activities include assemblies, dances, the Thanksgiving Food Drive, as well as the Peppermint Post Office. President: Valerie Hastings President-Elect: Mark Nagle Secretary: Denise Wenhold Treasurer: Diane Carls Asst. Treasurer: Paige Harrison V- f 1-. V .4 K . .. -W J- iiir W if ,.L:'i Row 1: Nancy Newhard, Dina Ragnelli, Kendis Johnson, Kay Breininger, Deedee Geiger, Michael Brazina, Debbie Wanamaker, Gail Wanamaker, Joan Wisser, Kelly Bobersky. Row 3: Dean Kain, Lyndell Hendricks, Susan Geiger, Patty Walko, Dave Crawford, Jeff Keiffer, George Hlavac, Dean Knittle. Row 4: Jason Schmoyer, Pam Hausman, Colleen Hughes, Jane Bettler, Michelle McCann, Jenny Greiner, Sara George, Mr. Danner, advisor, Tim Hoch. Smith. Row 2: Michelle Rehrig, Justine ASSEMBLIES Pep Assemblies are held twice a year. One for the Fall sports, football and hockey, and one for the Winter Sports, basketball and wrestling. They are organized and run by the cheerleaders and Miss Frisch. Such events as competitions between the teams and short humorous skits are done like The Twelve Years of School. his MW' 1 .9 4. it 5' 4 X . ? af' The Thanksgiving Assembly was held on November 23rd. The Student Council as usual was responsible for running it. A skit called the Hillbillies Thanksgiving was put on by Student Council and the Band and Chorus performed with their musical ability. 103 JR. ART Junior Art is a group of Junior High Students that show their creativity in painting, designing and other crafts. They are under the supervision of Mrs. Miles. 'J Nm J we H-'W' iii. t Row 1: QLefl to Right, Barbara Alling, Daryl Taylor, Robert Myers, Joseph Lindther, Chris Smith, Denise Heintzelman, Gail Wanamaker, Debra Shellhamer. Row 2: Daniel Hartman, Tami Karp, Bruce Dalrymple, Lisa Paul, Dianna Schultz, Tammy Hausman, Michele Serfess, Connie Ehrets, Kathy Hohneck. Row 3: Mike Phillips, Carson Kressley, Derek Cirko. SR. ART Senior Art is for the Senior High Students to give them an opportunity to practice and show off their artistic talents. Row 1: Sharon Zeigler, Laura Parks, Stephanie Mudrick, Kim Bowman, Sally Behney, Jackie Navarre. Row 2: Mr. Melicharek, Brad Bachman, Scott Jensen, Dennis Ossiander, Bret Gracley, Jeff Harmon, Scott Hausman, Chris Evangelista, Angela Fink. 104 INTERACT The purpose of Interact is to recognize the goals and develop constructive leadership and personal integrity. its members raise money for various charities and are responsible for such events as International Day and Donkey Basketball. Their advisor is Mr. Masters. President and District Governor is Steve Hottenstein. Secretary is Sloane Wertman. ,AJ -If ity-J gi .X ' ..,,.,, -.-' t . ze t... .. M i fs 1 ,.... . tvtt 7 ,Q :J we J- ui Row 1: Barry Navarre, Jackie Navarre, Melody Johnson, Flita Hughes, Lorraine Graue, Karen Frey, Katrina Christman. Row 2: Glen Werley, Lyndell Hendricks, Sharon Christman, Mitchell Hosler, Steve Hottenstein. Jennifer Andrews, Faith Obyle, Erika Achenbach. How 3: Kathy Warke, Stephanie Smith, Sloane Wert- man, Lisa Padamonsky, Laura Parks, Karen Procopio, Cheryl Eschbach, Loretta Leiby, Diane Schrammel, Mr. Masters. Row 4: Cheryl Wessner, Scott Hausman, Marit Norborg, Jonathon Sittler, John Bositz, Kathy Borman, Valerie Borman. Row 5: Ann Schneider, Candy Steward. 105 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes the well rounded and outstanding individuals in the school. The members must excel in scholarship, leadership, service and character. They do such things as helping to tutor students and they also assist in career day. Their advisors are Mrs. Bartholomew and Miss Stetanou. Officers: President - Karl Rauscher, Vice- President- Diane Carls, Secretary - Don 106 ' Kessler, Treasurer - Kevin Hamm. Row 1: Karl Flauscher, Wendy Flauch, Joanne Davitt, Audrey Glass, Stacy Statkus, Paige Harrison, Marc Roman, Tammy Cappuccino, Lucy Rex, Brian Dietrich. Row 2: Don Kessler, Thuan Van Pham, Jeffrey Stahley, Timothy Leibensperger, Scott Jensen, Kevin Hamm, Diane Carls, Stephanie Wessner, Charlene Lenhart, Sheryl Vadimsky, Judy Schneider, Dawn Stewart, Diane Schrarnmel, Lisa Kokolus, Cheryl Eschbach, Collette Frisch, Scott Barkman, Beth Bobersky, Loretta Leiby, Brian Peters, David Kessler. Row 3: Mark Nagle, Tony Major, Valerie Hastings, Tom Supp, Jill Snyder, Evelyn Nunweiler, Colleen McCauley, Tracie Mohr, Cheryl Snyder, Bradford Baohrnan. YEARBOOK Yearbook has a difficult task to uphold a tradition of excellence. it takes a great number of hours of designing layouts, taking and cropping pictures and identifying their fellow classmates. After many hours of hard work the product of a book is turned out - containing memories and events of the past year. Yearbook is under the supervision of Mr. G. Phillips. Row 1: Rodney George, Craig Weaver. Row 2: Yvonne Kemmerer, Lynette Jones, Kelly Hughes, Stacy Statkus, Katrina Christman, Karen Frey, Randy Delhi. Row 3: Cheryl Kostick, Ann Takacs, Suzanne Hess, Natalie Krause, Suzette Dreher, Stephanie Leibenguth, Cindy Schappell, Tom Supp, Mr. Phillips. N.Y.E.A. Northwestern Lehigh Youth Education Association is responsible for organizing the Alumni Flound Table and to help in the tutoring of Jr. High students. Members: Row 1: Amanda Moore, Jim Fluck, Jill Snyder. Row 2: Sharon Christman, Tammy Cappuc- cino, Brenda Jones. Advisor: Mr. Davis. 108 GYIVI SHOW Gym Show is a club which meets after school to develop and practice their gymnastic abilities. At the end of April, these students along with their advisors Miss Frisch and Mr. Tolatta, put on a show for parents, students, and administration. Their theme this year was Broadway 1 0.1 Mx LM k 1 ,u sw. ,,,, , W M N-. t 's 'W af ' ,, , .f M-L ig , , 7 V , . 1 , 1 5 -- V- ' E' Z- .2 , V 7' ' ' ,, . . 5 ' 5 ' ' f543 ,'V' V A W ' 'E' iii -fu? We 'I if , .Qu 5 ff if' ,, - , ' , ' 'KVM' -:55i555T,'5ff?:.jV E: '51, 3 5 V' f,,'5 '1i5f, 1: 5:2152 , sr ' 1151 i W f, ws :E YWIM? 'Ag 51 M-WE uf'df.f:!, 1522, ' . ,M 1 -wk f -:-ffw gzfm ' A ,, em.: if V 'ff ' A p Q ,, v ww. g Q. ' -. VVIVVV , , H K ' H J, 55? if ,gg Qi, '29, , mm. JQW IQ AW ju-ag -T 3:4 t- 'T-1' ... -1 ,YY Q: ' Y .. . L' Y I ' ' , - , ,, :L 4 Y A-' -.. ' '1'--- - - '-': ,F -.,- 1 , - -,-Y-..-.- Q lf'-E -,,-.- -7 1. g..-' 1 L., f- f-T lf-R , ' If- '-,W f J L, ' 5' vw n!,W,, Z- ,..:f 1- - ..- -- Ln?-x ,V N-fm.Fr1u SPORTS SOFTBALL The 1981 Softball Team, coached by Miss Donnell, had a 7 and 10 season. Some ofthe girls were accepted into the Centennial League All-Star Softball Team. They were: Sherry Vadimsky, Kelly Snyder, Dana Bower. Although only a small percentage of the team itself was recognized for this honor, each and every girl contributed an equal amount of dedication, hard work, and team spirit. We are very proud to have these girls representing our school and we wish them Good Luck in their upcoming season. ! fr in-wif' Q 'R . his, mul-wlfwm Quia! 'NWKV-,, Mpef'fs'-Sgt . K S x... - . N-... Q l Top row: QLeI! to Righty Michele Christman, Stephanie Smith, Sherry Vadimsky, Kelly Snyder, Debbie Huff, Coach Donnell. 2nd row: Coach Keilman, Janet Buss, Bonnie Kline, Cheryl Snyder, Dana Bower, Dawn Stewart. 3rd row: Valerie Dillan, Debbie Vogal, Ardie Bonsell, Collette Frisch, Michele Danner, Linda Leiby, Candice Snyder. 4th row: Susan Geiger, Linda O'DonneII, Lyndell Hendricks, Sloan Wertman, Shelly Nelson, Bonnie Wessner, Connie Nunweiler. l av W I 1 VARSITY BASEBALL The 1981 Varsity Baseball Team ended their season with a record ot 5 wins and 13 losses. Coach I-laberern, along with the assistance of Coach Smith, led the team through many long, hard hours of work. But it paid oft when Fred Tomasko and Barry Snyder were accepted onto the All-Star Baseball Team. Best Wishes are extended to this team for their 1982 season. - QLeft to Righty Top row: Guy Volb. 2nd row: Suzette Dreher, Barry Snyder, Kean Wessner, Matt Saltzer, John Wisser. 3rd row: Scott Adams, Jim Bittner, Kevin Hamm, Scott Schellhamer, Brian Snyder. 4th row: Coach Smith, Mark Smith, Wally Frisch, Fred Tomasko, Dennis Dengler, Gary Zimmerman, Ken O'DonneII, Coach Haberern, 114 an lv' J.V. BASEBALL Our 1981 J.V. Baseball Team truly gave us something to be proud of when they ended the season with a record of 12 wins and 2 losses Some top players were: Best Hitters: David Kessler and Daniel Getter. Best Pitchers: Timmy Leibensperger and Bret Hottenstein. To each and every one of the team and coaches we give our if sincere congratulations and best wishes for the next season. ku .wav M., y nlluf , . 1 , WU 1 ,T ,eff rf- , ,., , , if ' ,,r,:wfra,69?lS1f, 'i-t ' Wv'r' QLelt to Right, Top row: Coach Schmoyer, Danny Delp. 2nd row: Bart Hottenstein, Brett Hottenstein, Michael Muth, Scott Barkman, Jett Daum, Coach Shaughnessy. 3rd row: Bruce Snyder, David Kessler, Kevin Oesterreich, Larry Hosler, Larry Heintzelman. 4th row: Lisa Padamonsky, Randy Diehl, Gary Mangold, Harry Comfort, Tim Leibensperger, Daniel Getter, Col- lette Derr. GIRLS TRACK The 1981 Girls Track team did a fantastic job finishing the season with an 8-3 record. Being coached by Mr. Williams, the girls made it through many hard practices. Joanne Rauscher set a stadium record in the 400 meter run. Sharon Ziegler lshot putt and Heike Koopmann ldiscusy also set stadium records. Heike Koopmann, Sharon Ziegler, Denise Wenhold, Joanne Rauscher, Gayle Taylor, Debbie Dudeck, Yvonne Kemmerer, Patty Hoffman, Becky Granger, and Michelle Edwards did well enough during the season to qualify for Districts. We congratulate those girls who made it to states. They were: Heike Koopmann, Sharon Ziegler and Denise Wenhold. We extend our best wishes to the 1982 team for a very successful season. 116 1 , 1. if '1 1 'I uv- , 'Wm 33 2 M. ,wg 9 1 .name . 'af 4-ei 7, Va .--J MV 2 Y ff y wk ff H-,,32f'lli A' WLM 3mr.,i,e.nk 1.4: . , .V - MV W h, Y if :wwf i V ' .. ,W ' ,, .Wi fs N , Wi W . -f . V, VV VV ,V S 539 ,E V H WWW , ,V fi-, I S., Q y ii . S+ . , W -.V H 1 . QV., j ' o o A , i iw i-'fl . .' V JV X 5 Vff fl ,. V 'ina - fa-We . - . , ,lflhh H 43 K , -V-'flikiff' ,AiVVVwizvV'P' .W ,V . VV W, , Vi a, fi, nf 4, 1. . f H N V' . ,zz-'-.,,,Zhz.V 1' if , ,Sf-V I 1 4 if Eli .xv , , .ity .:., 1. V. V. , ,V ,,.. ., 1 MW,,,,,V .,,, .,...,...,.,cf..- VVVV 1-fw+ 1 , if j M 4 ,,,N, .,,,. , - i , K . -k', VV . .. ' Vi VVVV I ' 21, . S 2 ggi. ' : 4' M my ilhii- ,Zi V V a lrwym Villa, 2,-A.. 2 -V 8 V ,. . V,,,.. ,.VV.. V VV .. V l K 0 ent V f K - Ve! z Q, lte Q ,I H flag, 2- V.1., . VV- -V yr . .. , 4 ,W .,,, , L' VV H '- ,Af - :imma-:zf,VV: V v a . urg ,gg A , . , l 1, .f f fy V-fa .fig ,.,. , . f ' W VVVV ' -- V4 Top row: iLeit to Righty Coach Williams, Karen Procopio, Mindy Gerhart, Yvonne Kemmerer, Karen Rauch, Joanne Rauscher, Candi Stewart, Coach Horner. 2nd row: Diane Schrammel, Lorraine Graue, Tina Shook, Judy Schneider, Tammy Wesoloski, Tammy Cappuccino, Phyllis Knerr, Dawn Crawford. 3rd row: Sharon Ziegler, Michele Edwards, Denise Wenhold, Amy Junger, Debbie Dudeck, Colleen McCauley. 4th row: Becky Granger, Sandy Reinert, Heike Koopmann, Patty Hoffman, Karen Conlon, Gayle Taylor, Lori Weaver. ,,.... fi- 3 ., ., .Wheel.VV+.wf'iwf::gMiV -' ' . . 117 FIELD HOCKEY The 1981 Girls Field Hockey Team was coached by Miss Donnell and Miss Keilman. Varsity finished the season with an 8-10 record. J.V.'s 1981 record was 6-4-6. The girls worked hard throughout the season, starting at the end of the summer to the end of the season. At each practice they strove to improve themselves as a team and as individuals. The 1981 varsity team qualified for District Play-offs. Mary Hastings qualified for first team Centennial League All Star, Ardra Bonsell and Sharon Ziegler qualified for the second team, and Janet Buss received honorable mention. We wish the 1982 team the best of luck for a great season. , yl, giir Zy, ,t,1y Z:i Ziii ,yi,V 9 9 ,V 1 yyi,,y 9 1 .M-gym - +- -if-zrr'-we N ,-'ag' ' A A Q , Wif i . ,, E i -- r f-r'vfiiQfN?w,vs5?4SeQse srrr 4 Q. 2 ff J ,sig . N. fakes' 17 A z 2 S - Hx w g S . m zur Z9 SS: ' A k .f'k K ' 2- fue as I if ,j. A is MNQ-QQ f 1- A W . 'N ik ., . 1 it V' f ' 3 ff- , Y I - in . 'i 'W A- - if Qifffflf V wi? M . Tiff W 'f,' L3l ' ,Z ' fjw 9 M 4 I .g . In ri! Z, ,HL 1 . B H 3, , . 4 Ng 4 4 ' 1 J 6 f L, f ' X . . 1 N 5, ,. A .5 4. K! , . ,f ., IV L 1- ,Q 9 1:53, Y .ge 4 , 1' Q Y X ' . X 'V so . H i as U . - Hr U I N K K .:.,: L- f..,: i ll ' g H U I ' Y i ' -I ' f , S . 1 1 g , . 4 . QBotlom to Topy Row 1: 1LeIt to Righty Linda O'DonneII, Tammy Wesoloski, Ardra Bonsell, Lorraine Graue, Sloan Wertman, Tina Shook, Dawn Crawford, Linda Leiby. Row 2: Coach Keilman, Sandy Handwerk, Patty Walko, Karen Procopio, Marit Norborg, Ann Schneider, Susan Geiger, JoAnn Rauscher, Coach Donneil. Row 3: Janet Buss, Michelle Edwards, Denise Wenhoid, Sharon Ziegler, Colette Frisch, Mary Hastings. Missing from photo: Candice Snyder. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1981 Varsity Football Team is truly a team to be remembered. They not only started off the season under the pressure of game competition, but another task was at hand. They had to save football at Northwestern. From August to November, through the heat and then the cold, 29 young men strived towards this goal. But the months of hard work paid off. At the end of the season these dedgated athletes became a team of champions. We were proud to have these young men represent our school and we would like to wish the 1982 team Good Luck for their upcoming season. Kneeling: Coach Leonard Smith, Head Coach Robert Michell, Coach Tom Linnette. Standing: Coach Robert Horner, Coach Ken Fisher, Coach Michael Pladus. - 1.4. g,,'f-'.,aQ.3-':, ,A , I 1 I , M J , irti m 1B4u any , V 8: Q ,A , ,T 39 , M. , ' V . I Al V , A ima X1 , !f ,gg -f ggi gr ,f u ,,, r l rash Q fd at Nw T n f rf EQIHKW Q It .V -1 , M ,Z I 14, A M . H K 5g3z,f5j Q94 ,,,-,qw :hui i44r1,2f.0'2j Sr r WEA,-5 in f .Q W 5 ,, .y , ,, 'r 9' N ' g ,Qc 4-SPF.:-.IE 2251 'Gffffm 'q , V' ary? 5 63:5 A M' 4 4 L I - 1 A, , F V .Nag A I , I, v , Aw- , nv: t .M T ew It-Av a e rf- ,G , N,-, h , N . 4,7 , A . YT , ,,V. f . . VLV ' ' ---- , .145 Q,i, .fi , Y A V 'err fffln-Q ,wa iffy T ff' -1 1:14 . , S Ffh, S ll wa ,. M at f'77 'r., 'f?77'i'x.2ftf First row QLeft to Righty: Mark Fenstermacher, Tony Werley, Fred Tomasko, Scott Adams, Rodney George, Dave Hower, Mark Murray, Daryl Horning, Jeff Dreher, Second row: William Santana, Clark Everett, Scott McFarland, Brian Peters, Kip Grantham, Scott Barkman, Matt Saltzer, Pharon Met- zger, and Grant Ziegler. Third row: Marcy Murray imgnt, Bill Hartman, Jeff Harmon, Tim Kelohner, Jason Grantham, Tony Danner, Gary Mangold, Neal Dolterer, Brian Mack, Sheila Snyder Qmgnj, Lori Murray lmgr.J, David Weiner, James Warner, and Frank Handwerk. BOY'S TRACK The 1981 Boy's Track team proved that they really do have Tiger Pride. They finished the season with a 6-2 league record and a 9-2 overall record. At Catasauqua Relays under the coaching of Mr. Carey X and Mr. Fisher, our boys scored 60 points earning them second place. They also placed second at the Centennial League meet. We are proud of all who made Districts. Jim Shade 1Javelin, Shot-Putl , Pharon Metzger 1Shot, Discusl , Corey Gerhart, Kirk Nielsen 1PoIe Vaultl , Chuck Cappuccino 1High Jump, Triple Jump, 1600 m. relay, 400 m. relayl , Tom Supp 1110 m. High Hurdles, 1600 m. relayj , Jim O'Donohue 1300 m. intermediate Hurdles, 1600 m. relay, 400 m. relayl , Dave Wiener 11600 m., 3200 m. relayl , Mark Nagle, Steve Bachman, Scott McFarland 13200 m. relayj , Mike Hausman 11600 m. relay, 400 m. relayj , Ron Utt 1200 m., 400 m. relayi. We are extremely proud of Jim Shade who placed 10th in States in the Javelin. We wish the best of luck to the 1982 team. 73 as 67 79 ee 1 15V4 341f2 60 1 10V2 39112 61 44 70 Pocono 80 5 122 l X l 1 5535? Top row: QLeft to Righty Corey Gerhart, Mike Hausman, Chuck Cappuccino, Chris Evangulista, Brad Bachman, Matt Longenderfer, Jim O'Donohue. Second row: Steve Bachman, Scott McFarland, Jeff Harmon, Dave Klingaman, Scott Wendling, Pierro Falcone, John McCauley. Third row: Lee Behier, Steve Heintzelman, Neal Bower, Kirk Nielsen, Tom Supp, Scott Majors, Fred Fenstermaker, Ron Utt. Fourth row: Dave Weiner, Mark Nagle, Jim Shade, Pharon Metzger, Marvin Gruber, Clark Everett, Chris Littleford, Paul Campbell. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM A new team added to the Northwestern football program this year is our Jr. High football team. A group of boys between grades 7-9 participated in this program. The boys learned basic skills in football and participated in 7 games. They ended their season with a 2-3-1 record. Five of the boys advanced to the varsity team and participated with them for a couple of weeks. We are very enthusiastic about this new team and are proud to say that these boys will be representing us in the future. Good luck!! , llll- , II Jr. High Football: Top row tLeft to Rightl: Coach Fisher, Steve Saganovich, Trevor Utt, Bill Schafer, Bob Dicataldo, Bryon Vierling, Brian Rex, Scott Thompson, Bill Brown, Daryl Hartzell, Tim Handwerk, David Graybill, Dave Moyer, Bob White, Chris Fisher, Shawn Muth. Row two: Brad Fenstermacher, Gary Lieby, Mike Mangel, Frank Raucher, Chris Wenhold, Brian Heffelfinger, Todd Bennecoff, Brian Kemmerer, Shawn Anderson, Chris Shuey, Eugene Henninger, Steve McFarland, Jeff Davitt, Mike Kemmerer, Skip Johnson. Row three: Scott Williams, Jim McCauley, Brian Shuey, Rob Werley, Roger Mintzer, Mark Lichtenwalner, Fred Richards, George Padamonsky, Brian Reeves, Scott Christman, Jack Conway, Micke Smith, Fred Richards, Richard Billig and Richard Leadingham. 124 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1981-82 Girls Varsity Basketball team is coached by Mr. Robert Mazziotti. This is his first year coaching at N.H.S. The girls started practicing in the summer to prepare themselves for the winter season. Each game the girls play with pride and determination. They finished the season with a 6-22 record. We wish the best of luck to the 1981-82 team for a very successful season. 3191 McCullough. S ,ww Top row: Debra Vogel, Michelle Christman, Sharon Ziegler Linda Leiby Coach Mazziotti Second row Kathy Follweiler, Mindy Gerhart, Sherry Vadimski, Janet Buss Denise Wenhold Ardra Bonsell and coach My f N.. 5-.. , Palmer ton GIRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1981-82 Junior Varsity Basketball team finished the season with a 7-16 record. They also received a new coach this year, Coach Zubey. The girls worked hard this year improving their skills and learning to work as a team. The experience they have gained this year will prove to be helpful to our future Varsity team. We wish the best of luck to the 1981-82 team. OpQOff ' --- 4 NW f ft-aisir ,V ,:,t . get . . .. .S .Hi ffl k. 21 SGS 23 64 aifkimid 15 SIENUQTOU ipqc l :fz sravrls y--ly-- 'i 'i or . 1 Stro Eburg 4 21 Pleasant Vail :TG gyy. 3 39 44 almerton lll lseg g t..'. QtOA tt if 5 tl... o f 5?-5,i..g37lo .... 1 as lis g llss rt. k..: e as .... gi g g... ,,,...... . M., t.., . ., ., - QM 1st row: Sloan Wertman, Karen Procopio, Steph Smith, Kathy Warke. 2nd row: Kathy Har- rison, Candice Snyder, Denise Follweiler, Yvonne Kemmerer, Marit Norberg, and Coach Zubey. Missing from picture: Candi Steward and Kathy Hohneck. BCYS VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1982 Varsity boys basketball team gave us many close games thisnseason. The team, made up mostly of Juniors and Seniors, practices four times a week and has games every Tuesday and Friday. Under the coaching of Mr. John Schmoyer these determined young athletes put up a good fight every game. Although they ended their season with a 7- 14 record, our Tigers keep on going. They will not quit until they reach their goals. Top row: Coach Schrrgoyer, Jim Komand, Kevin Hamm, Steve Heintzelman, Guy Volb, and Scott Schellhammer. Row two: David Kessler, Barry Witmer, Tim Leibensperger, Kirk Nielson, Fred Tomasko and Brad Bachman. H ,ggi Mo- N51 L11 EW kki. ,, l 'Q M , W..WM'M'M 'Www r IE WMWLILM R WW. ff il 'W M, I , V' 131 WRESTLING The 1981-1982 wrestling team is coached by Mr. Pladus, Mr. Talotta, and assisted by Mr. Huesgen. This season has been one of rebuilding. Many of the team members were out for wrestling for the first time. What they lacked in experience was made up in effort and determination. Despite their record they never gave in. We wish the 1982-1983 team a very successful season. Most valuable wrestler was Mike Bagenstose. ft ,I I .8.... 8 I s' 1 i assi' 2 1 8 .... ,.,..,, 8 8 8 ete 2' Q gf? 8 9,8 ..,,, Ss 25 Q GCOHQS 18 fe 8 8883 h Q 4 Q7 8 8 8:32 28 -v,, iikl ::: 8 Qizr -V 88 8 X 'if L. 1 5 1 Eff.: .t.. X 422: 8 ,8 H I t 'gg i 5 it 1 stei ' ' --:' r i 7 8 3 ' 't 1 ' 47 8 8 ,,--:: 8- stt 1 199 xxx ,8: fi-88 K-88--::..+f1iE sQ2i18888i88 K 8 K, 88888k 888888 M88 8,,k 88888,?88k,,U888888 I A hi? A ,, 888 8 i , :S iw, 8 ,,888 Q K Q88 88 8881, 885 88888 ,, --V---Ha' -1 1- --1 -'-1--1--'1 'a rf 'f Morgan, Mark Fenstermacher, Coach Pladus, Coach Huesgen. Second row: Scott McFarland, Gary Leiby, Billy Schaffer, David Grantham, Mike Backenstose, Roger Billig, and Coach Tolatta. Third row: Timothy Erkinger, Eddie Kiechel, Tim Kelchner, Joseph Gilliard, Tim Morten, Jim Pluck, Keith Nielson, Dan Getter and Jim Yost. Q, 'AY 134 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The 1981-82 Varsity Cheering squad has shown what spirit is all about. They never gave up. No matter what the score, sunshine or rain, these girls were always there cheering on our teams. They have been able to work together and become very close under the coaching of Caroleen Frisch. During Basketball season they performed stunts, which always helped to raise the spirit of our fans. We wish this squad the best ot luck in competition this year, and to the 1982-83 cheerleaders! Q Q fl A. Bottom row: Beth Bobersky, Colleen McCauley, Cheryl Paul, Robin l-landwerk, Stacy Williams, Brenda Jones. Top row: Diane Carls, Joanne Davitt, Libby Spangler, Cheryl Kostick, Charlene Lenhart, Stacy Statkus, and Kelly Hughes. .., ' VARSITY II CHEERLEADERS A new squad added tothe cheering team is the 1982 Varsity Il squad. This squad made up of 8 girls, cheers for the Wrestling and Girls field hockey teams. Coached by Miss Caroleen Frisch, they also perform in pep rallies and in the Spring will compete in competitions for ribbons and trophies. Good luck and keep up the good work. is :imp :K- appa :mu 1 , , up ma Vg Top row: Susan Hemerly, Melody Johnson, Bernadine Hummel, Ftobin Walnock. Second row: Michelle Fiehrig, Tammy Cappuccino, Lori Murray, Faith Obyle. f-1 136 CSX JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The 1981-82 J.V. Cheering squad is coached under Caroleen Frisch. Their captains are Kathy Kistler, and Trina Scherer. The squad cheered for our Jr. High football. During the winter season they show their enthusiasm and spirit cheering forthe J.V Boys Basketball team and for the girls Basketball teams. We wish them much success in competition this year. Top row: Kathy Kistler, Amanda Sittler, Suzette Dreher, Jenny Greiner, Rita Hughes, Michelle Betz. Row two: Trina Scherer, Nancy Newhard, Justine Brazina and Marci Roth. L. B- 4 138 Lu-JUJ NN. it 5- RN S F Q X .Q S 3:5 F001 C ix CRESCENDO IN PRESTIGE Tiger Band is the pride of Northwestern. We participated in many Band Festivals and hosted our own on October 18, 1981, which was very successful. The Band was also invited to perform pregame forthe World Champion Phillies. During Concert Band Season was hosted the 1981 Regional Band Concert which involved students from all over Pennsylvania. 1 i F THE PENN Music EDUCATQSYLVANIA RS? Presenxs tgisgcmnow 1981 REGKON V BAND FESTIVAL DR, if QGNALD HUNSBERGER, GUEST CONBUCTOR STAFF SGT. MATTHEW BECK!-ZR, GUEST SOLOEST BERT BILUG. JR.. HGST DIRECTOR .QIAWAAQF if 'Er K i Sb The band is under the direction of Mr. Robert Billig Jr. It is also under the direction of Drum Major Valerie Borman. Band officers President - Kevin Hamm Vice President - Denise Wenhold Secretary - Diane Scnrammei Treasurer - Carl Rausher T it an 142 Band Row 1 Joan Wisser, Tim Snyder, Terry Stangil, Holly Windish, Sharon Heil, Valerie Borman, Deb Wanamaker, Tara Smith, Jenny Greiner, Kelly Bobersky, Todd Leiser. Row 2 Connie Smith, Gretchen Longenderfer, Denise Davidheiser, Denise Beinbold, Brian Sutton, Dennis Beidler, Cheryl Wessner, Alan Flex, Ben Litzenberger, Randy Dietrich. C Row 3 Mike Mengel, Matt Lichtenwalner, Annette Peters, Diane Schrammel, Jeane Barkman Toni Potter, Pam Woodward, Mike Schock, Tony Bennyhotf. Row4 David Newhard, Kirk Fister, Jill Leiser, Karen Both, Dawn Gambler, Holly Kunkel, Donna Major, Jane Bettler. Row 5 Dax Diehl, Tom Dahl, Jason Scherer, John Christ, Terry Behler, David Graybill, Collette Derr, Lisa Padamonsky, Robin Windish. Row 6 Jim Green, Reggie Blue, Tony Boman, Eric Schrammel, Robert Kline, David McCann, George Hlauge, Jeff Mintcer, Mike Cameron. Row 7 Matt Longenderfer, Brad Bachman, Kevin Hamm, Tracie Eschleman, Phyllis Knerr, Nelson Fogle, Oliver Henninger. Row 8 Brian Martin, Bruce Snyder, Scott Jensen, Eve Nunweiler, Cheryl Eschbach, Bonnie Kline, Dawn Stewart. W MA,,,,,.., 5- umm 211591 m W'.f,' TW' TW a 3 3 qw' i MFA. M'-N, I y . I .4Ysh Q, if iw. MW - c Y F an MAJORETTES Back: fLeIt to Righty Kim Andersch, Jill Trapp, Chris Trout, Dawn Flauch, Heidi Rauch, Kris Olsen, Vicki Flagnelli, Sally Jensen, Tina Bieber, Melissa Fox, Lori Koch, Starr Flauch, Paige Harrison, Diane Galdieri ldirectorj . Front: Judy Schneider Cfeature twirlerj, Wendy Flauch lcaptainl, Lucy Rex lco-oaptainl, Kristen Galdieri lmascotj . IVIARCHING TO A DIFFERENT BEAT if F, Q The colorguard is a group of students, grades 7-12, whose many long hours of practice show in their performance at football games and parades. The Guard adds dimension and color to the whole band unit. g Riagg ft Q .fl 3 S .Lk ... .MAA Silks and Rifles Standing: tLett to Right, Jenny Werley, Natalie Krause, Tammy Nagle, Vina Flagnelli, Karen Snyder, Tami Moyer. Kneeling: Cheryl Snyder, Jenny Muth, Fiobin Shupp, Missy Weaver, Kim Snyder, Michelle Borgman, Lisa Kokolus. Sitting: Michelle McCann, Sara George, Sherrie Hartman, Tammy Petros, Cathie Borman, Wendy Schaffer. Retrievers: Left: Brian Good, Michael Bucchin. Right: Tracey Trapp, Tammy Potter, Stacy Weaver. 146 f A ki ,X 48 SINGING TOGETHER -- WE ARE CHORUS The chorus is a group of students from grades 7-12. They are under the direction of Mrs. Beitler, who is a new teacher at Northwestern. They perform at assemblies and Christmas and spring concerts. Their hard work and deter- mination is shown in their many performances. Z1 ., ' 1st row: Kelly Costello, Lori Erkinger, Kay Breininger, Linda Schrammel, Kelly Shaw, Marnie Andrews, Chris Fenstermacher, Derek Cirko, John Bernharl, Karen Schellhamer, 2nd: Irma Figueroa, Wendy Hein, Dee Dee Geiger, Lisa Sacks, Lori Sem- mel, Cheryl Hottenstein, Darryl Fava, Michael Schnur, Kerdis Johnson, Jennifer Dugan, Becky Wolbach. 3rd: Nancy Beiller, Denise Trexler, Sheila Walters, Michelle Fieidenhour, Barbara Alling, Ginny Anderson, James Fluck, Eric George, Kim Beimert, Doris Delp. 4th: Holly Windish, Michelle Jacoby, Crystal Brazina, Cindy Bower, Tina Shook, Walter Villiard, Tammy Cappuccino, Becky Milot, Michelle Dobranski. 5? .f'1 - 4 YYY, 7,7 ,, l f f, .i : A MII J 'ff N T -1 'Q V y fp I 'dghl I S , S' fy 'Q f - 1 rv a 'G 3 g o. 0 ' N 1. V WTWWT f' GH: in l,MHHTuJl,.,1m 'Wt,,LMlq'iLxlrv'L.xx-K l'f1wJN' W: PM vm' HT! M' MQ WW-wf1 51fW7g+,'w 5' 'QQMEQ lim HV in ' 'U v if . 1 0 Q .gr 0 I X 12 f F N O '. 57571 if 95: 0 if A ' 421 , 5 f -4 , , , 5 ' 3 K qrt, rm '22 CLOSING In all that l've clone and all that l've learned, l've searched for a me for others to see. 2 We 45 Upon look- ing up after three years gone by, I found en- other page of my life nad turned by. ' ggwfiili, M, Qs Wai? 45 fy Q W ...W , , , , 059' 9 -uf f u Yet the simple tact that we've liv- ed lite once M will let us think it e success. 4. j mmmw sg u, nk4 And the years to come will prove to us this year has been better than all the rest. lain-v Luna-mmf Snr THE NEW TRIPOLI NATIONAL BANK Your Full Service Banlr Checking ana' Savings Accounfs Farm and Commercial Loans Personal Loans Phone 298-881 I New Tripoli, Pa. Aufo Financing Safe 2-.5-L- 1 FT,-.Gam 1' Deposif Member FDIC LQ ' A -.-.- .Q ' E , Boxes fe.-l 1 There's no better dog food ln the world! And it started right here in Allentown, nbggffa GEORGE Y. BRUBAKER, mc. GORDON -I-I KUN1-Z Complete Home Heating Service 81 SON Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Oil Burners and Service Thomas A. Kuntz, Proprietor Wholesale 65 Willow St. Kutztown, Pa. Cigars Cigqreifes Tobacco Confectionery Phone: 68227366 Slatington, PA 767-3082 434-1775 Q Guteh Appetit!!! W AMERICAN rw A R n 3 SPECIALTIES FAVORITES .Q if 3 !1 ax A' b ' Wienerschnitzel 0 Steaks :gd 1 5 leg: M V! f f ' ' ' ' Q o Sauerbrat o Ch it Q -E' N, ,ll W My!!! y 5 o Wursts en 5 Nth 3 OPEN DAILY - Located dn Rf. 309 North New Tripoli atop the scenic Blue Mountains E , f . X 5 variety df Gifts Serving A Complete German-American Menu F , ' is Al J ug ' - Hundreds df stems FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 717-386-2487 Marlo Softeners Well-X-Trol Tanks Jacuzzi 9 Authorized D I ea e' GEIGER'S TExAco sEnv1cE EVERETT PLUMBING 81 HEATING I 78 at Route 863 0 Bfgxk-122' m' 2 Route 2, Kutztown, Pa. 19530 'e 'e ' 8' 18069 Phone 215-285-4781 Home 215-285-6498 DALE H' EVERETT' OWNER 24 Hr. Towing - State Inspection Phone: 4215, 3954497 Minor Repairs - Tune-Ups A Phone 215-395-9646 SEIDEL'S SUNOCO Q State lnspefsmc-1 Minor Repairs PHILLIPS FEED SERVICE. LEE SEIDEL 3 'on Route 100 INC- PROPRIETOR Fogelsville, Pa. 18051 Germansville, Penna. 18053 SHAYNAN KINNER Phone: 7674819 Purina Chows and Pet Foods DAY CARE CENTER Coal and Wood Stoves Kiiigwnysgligigo Good Luck to the Class of '82 683-5040 RAY WAGNER'S Cllll mini png market 5 I it 2 2 R O M I G S M I L K Rt. 100 TRANSPORT F09e'S'i e'Pa- R.D. +'2 New Tripoli Let Us Smash Your Trash Phone: 12151235-6979 DAVID K. CHRISTMAN Septic Tank Emptied 285-6321 683-6885 R.D. 412 Kutztown Best Wishes Class of 1982 BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY CHRISTMAN'S On Route 309 - 1 Mile North of New Tripoli Call: 298-2626 JORDAN INN Pleasant Corners, Pa. A friendly place to meet! Hot Sandwiches - Cold Beverages 11:00 a.m. to 1:10 a.m. 767-9942 UMBAUGH BUILDING COMPANY PACKING CORP. OF AMERICA Old Route 22, Box 279 4I,TETNfiic:M1lZ::: Fogelsville, Pennsylvania 18051 'ex e' 0 ' a' Phone: 285-4011 FLOORS BY BASTIAN PARKLAND BINDERY, INC. Carpet and Vinyl Center 2232 Walbert Avenue OWEN M. BASTIAN, INC. Allentown, Pa. 18104 395-2061 Trexlertown, Pa. 18087 Phone: 215-433-6153 J -9 Ralph w. '-Eff' ZETTLEMOYER AUCTION CO. r Compliments of 'Q' 'loute 100 81 Claussville Road gui P.o. Box 215 PARIS NECKWEAR Fm-gelsville, Pennsylvania 18051 CO., INC. Walnutport, PA 18088 glijkfff? SHERWOOD ZETTLEMOYER V, RALPH ZETTLEMOYER : PHONE: 12151 395 -5084 K 4510241 sp 5.3 URINKWE 0 -3, MUUNIAIN SPRING 49 wA1sn ,Q o s 0' Mornhid America's Best Natural Springwater Pure, Soft, Refreshing, Delicious Phone: 215-767-3640 Because We Care NGRTHWESTERN AMBULANCE CORPS, INC. 24 Hour Ambulance and Rescue Service Emergency: 437-5252 Business: 298-2101 TERRY'S PLACE Rts. 863 and 22 New Smithville 285-9919 Open 24 Hours Daily Penna. Dutch Cooking Homemade Pie and Cakes Congratulations and Good Luck Class of '82 RICK'S ARCO Old Rt. 22 and 863 R.D. 112, Kutztown, Pa. 19530 12151 285-2788 Suwaiflaawa R.D. 2, Wescosville, Pa. Phone: 215-395-2542 Farm Equipment, Farm Supplies, Lawn and Garden HOBBYLAND PIZZA Rt. 22 and 100 Fogelsville, Pa. Phone: 395-0121 K FITS Fresh and Smoked Meats Custom Butchering D Furniture Store, Inc. I Telephone Slatedale. pa. 18079 H H Open 9 AM to 9 PM Daily HS The Country Butcher closed Sunday The Home of GITGI No Order Too Large or Too Small aug 2822114 I :jones 3' 253356 The Valley's Largest Selection Yesterdays Hqme ' ' ' u z own' a' of Fine Early American and Shqws American Traditional Furniture Off Today's Furniture KERRY HAUSMAN SANITATION SERVICE and I Residential Congratulations RICHARD A F . 'om HEINTZELMAN 5-2 ' FUNERAL HOME If . Ju EXTRA RICH MILK The Dairy' in the Park 13th and Green Streets Allentown, Pa. 18102 54 Summit Road Schnecksville, Penna. 18078 Phone: 1215, 799-3125 Directors: Richard A. Heintzelman Robert B. Heintzelman IR.FL KRESSLEY GARAGEJNC. New and Used Cars Late Model Used Parts R.D. 42, Orefield, Pa. 395-2482 GILBERT F. KELLER AND SON FUNERAL HOME 20 North Church St. Fogelsville, Penna. 18051 lRt. 22 and 1001 Phone: 1215! 395-1652 Directors: Gilbert F. Keller Gilbert F. Keller, Jr. GALIO'S MARKET FAMOUS W AND gferg 05. BEVERAGES Wait 43 Walnut Street fit Slatington, Pen na. 18080 ,,mf,72,j3,1i2i1'C,,M,, , 3 rmdum :iw 1940 Ph0l'l9! 1215, 767-2092 S YOU' Community Friend: The Well Informed Choose: LOWHILL UNION CHURCH NORTHWESTERN :2 .': ..'::'.z::'i MUTUAL uniieaognufzh of Christ I-IFE INSURANCE Lutheran Chmch of America wayne A' Frey' Specia' Agent - Offering a range of programs and RD- 1 BOX 356 activities for the whole family.- Germansville, Pa. 18053 - A caring, sharing fellowship, helping to meet needs in a growing community.. Phone: 757-5329 BEHRINGERS BAKERY Two Locations: F, - 810 Washington St. Allentown FUNERAL HOME g':2jgf3iZ221' N T I In P 18066 Sat. 5 a.m. to 11 a.m. ew npo I, a. . . Phone: 298-2915 ,,L7J:e'Q'f.g2'62Q 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sat. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 5 RENTSCHEEZS BAKERY' RALPH D. WEAVER, :Nc Coal - Fuel Oil 245 E. Walnut Sl. Kutztown' Pa' 19530 Automatic Heating Equipment Phone: 683-3506 All kinds of baked goodies available. Cakes for all occasions including wedding cakes. 435-9657 10th and Sumner Ave. Allentown, Pa. 18102 HAMM'S DRIVE-IN To Suit Your Taste R.D. 412 New Tripoli Pa. 18066 Phone: 298-2290 ' Ja! q',-'lllp . L if ffX-1 vit Q ,, ,lf ffl 4' X a.':: WI, PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wessner Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Kistler Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Snyder and Family Mr. and Mrs. Melvin M. Snyder and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Fister Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Mantz Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Hill Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Mathicu Terry and Sylvia ,f '53 . . . is. it 195 , E ,V ggigiff Sis X f it . .gg :.rf,?3,.i.g S .se ima,- :Wig E Y' N 5-X tis gi' L W SWS saga- J .i fl .- -- . K53512 assi? Q ' Qiggii i f i.: 5 5 ' -ffm tk?.E r ygggs . smg.5g 2 ' 3 , .f - - : aswes f Nw gh 5 S s WS-'s f . Wvsss ,. ' S . fn A I , X. MW , Q1 ' - ,Ir , A x , , W f . , K hh w H 14 , yy ' ' ' . , 'Y , ' 'M f :MM :M M 3 W ,J 61: :JM I vp . rv .V A , I ,g W af 5 . v 'fi 'x' I .M-f .-re QS? Q 5111- M FLASH BAC KS ofthe years ofthe OK NORTHWESTERN YEARBO 5-0, 1958 .'-. Sm-ues. K. Scheilhamrf, M. Hcnmg. A ., ,, wif' 9' 1967 1973 1962 1972 ST DEDICATION MR. DAVID R. SMITH lvlr. Smith has been active principal at Northwestern in 1962, 1966, and from 1969 to 1982. lvlr. Smith has a long list of credentials. These include graduating from East Stroudsburg College in 1957, majoring in Social Studies, Driver Education, and Science. ln 1965, he earned his Masters' Degree in Education Administration from Lehigh University and has since returned to Lehigh to take even more courses. Preceding Mr. Smith there were three other principals. They were: Mr. Alton W. Rex 11958-19625, Mr. James P. Liddicoat 11968-19665 , and Mr. Robert E. Mushrush 41967-19685 . Mr. Smith plans to return tc the classroom in September of 1982 in one of his areas of certification. ln closing, we would like to say that we appreciate Mr. Smith's many fine years of principalship and are looking forward to him bringing his fine standards of education into the classroom. THE 1982 REVERIE STAFF 6' 25TH ANNIVERSARY CF YEARBOOK This year's yearbook staff has worked hard to accomplish this book. Yearbook requires a lot of time to get things done and patience to do things correctly. Cooperation is needed from the fellow staff members as well as with the school itself. People do not understand the amount of ef- fort each person must put forth for things to work. There are new things to be learned along with the fun. But with the fun also comes pressure. The staff is faced with this when it comes to deadlines which have to be met. Along with deadlines to be met, the staff must plan layouts, write copies, type, and crop pictures. With the help of all fellow staff and students the yearbook has been a success in condensing the memories from your high school days onto these pages. This year is also special because it is the 25th anniversary of the staff and production of the yearbook. Congratulations to the work well done in all the years. if , K i H' V A 1 . A Mr. Gary Phillips Advisor 1.7 Rodney George, Stacey Statkus Academics 'Misuse Kelly Hughes, Robin Handwerk Sports Cindy Schappell Advertisements wr ' xl.,- i i Paige Harrison Closing, Introduction is Diane Carls, Steph Liebenguth Subscriptions Lynette Jones, Suzanne Hess Underclassmen 36 BIKES Candi Steward, Yvonne Kemmerer Typists --.,, Cheryl Kostick, Jeff Dreher Student Lite Katrina Christman Typist Karen Frey Division Pages 'dnb' 0 f - fx gt !--N52 7 W. i - 'ff- 2 1-' fy N - iii'ii 'Eff t. ' ii 29 K! . f kj in ' I f uf.. kr . K A Sh K , H: EQQ i S 4 i -. -, i 1 1 .wk A., 1 . Torn Supp, Tony Major Seniors Carol Moyer, Jamie Yeager Faculty and Administration ii -.:- L Craig Weaver, Wanda Sensinger Vo-Tech Lucy Rex, Suzette Dreher, Judy Schneider Music .1-, ?k'n u QA - ill s it ' l We, the 1982 Northwestern Lehigh Fieverie Staff, want to cnpress our gratitude to the people who made the publica- tion of this book possible: Mr. Gary E. Phillips for his advice and friendshipg Ed Patrick, Yearbook Representative of Taylor Publishing Company for their efforts in the publication of our yearbookg Memory Houseg Harwick Photography: Karen Frey for her art work and cover designg and most of all, the student body for making this book possible. This Book is the property of: Name Address ACKNOWLEDGMENT MR. CHRISTMAN Mr. Lester H. Christman has worked here at Nor- thwestern for 12 years. Before coming to NHS in 1970 he taught in Whitehall, Hamburg, and Allen- town and in Gainesville, Florida. By the end ot the 1981-82 school term he has been teaching for 29 years. Mr. Christman attended Kutztown High School. He also served in the Air Force and in World War II. He then went to various colleges in Indiana, Florida, and Pennsylvania for a degree in Educa- tion. Mr. Christman has taught Earth and Space Science and Chemistry. He was advisor for the Conservation, Weather, Aviation and Photography Clubs. These clubs were active before mini courses started. We wish Lester the most enioyable and inspiring future. 1 1 u I X ?Y