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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1983 volume:

REVERIE 1983 ' 1 :wifi 2 7 ,1 g x H , 4 5- .5 v 4 wi XX ' ww fi K M SN W it E Northwesternllehigh Jr.-Sr. I-LS. New Tripoli, Pennsylvania 18066 Volume XXVI goocl l'l'l0l l'lil'Lg g95fel J6ly, yOU WGA? 14,9 all 4g F fime liao 56,9,966l away, and fiucldenfy ifzi introduction Faculty A dmi'nistra tion School Board Music Student Life Academics Sports Seniors Vo- Tech Underclassmen Closing Advertisements Wu? Table of Contents page page P399 D399 D399 page D399 page D399 page D399 D399 D399 laurel fo file memorie.4 you Lk Aelzincl: w W as , , . 1 L... N' ' i Q Ql'l'l8l'l'lL2l , Jo yOU I Ql'l'lel'l'lL9l tile fablgkiel' CHIC! ik? 2 552231 ?' WI QSM x . ,,1'. if fv ' 4 1 F I qi 1 in as-5 W W ' feam, file filzaclowri of mibfy yeaferyeard wk Q jlle g00J filfnerf and ik? Lat! yOU ,ve :Seen all f W, ' 5. 6224 31 ,Ea fl 'Q 'M' ,- V, aff file oflzerd in Lefween? emem er, -lawn Muigi AN . V n nf! vw W A-mv mx 3- !.., V. , 4.1 hz? 's , . Y x l 'hu -'M 610 you remember file fimea of your nd?-171' 'W We went to the head of the class and in small offices to reveal a group of intriguing, unique, and animated faculty and administra- tion members. They shocked us with quizzes, showered us with knowledge, and reprimanded us for our mistakes. They learned, laughed, and leveled with us. They showed us film strips, physics equations, and finished us off with their tests. Because of their dedication, we learned our lessons well. -d R 0 I 9. v X WN A 5 si , is ,,:... M Ivtiw f 'f ff...:X'f-Qfffc -. , 5- F A -T. .lifizs as 44 T W.. N . x x., M L gs nv J 'Sz TEE Q K Q k k- N -' 53 W1 F - as X H XQ X 9 no .. ,gy 1 . F . it 11 ' David Fl. Hawk Janice M. Hoffman Biology Business Education Shelva J. Keilman Bruce A. Kemmerer Social Studies Phys. Ed. M Elaine M. Holtzer Donald Pl. Huesgen Guidance Counselor Math and Algebra A? F Mary Y. Knerr David A. Koch Home Economics English ,if 7 V' Ruth L. Koenig Jane L. Kunkle Guidance Counselor English David Lafferty Thomas Linette Business Education Special Education Q , 2' ',ff m M ai 'Ii w ' ' ig fi.. Q:--1' fx KQ- lamp- ln . ln- fx 1 A . X X -X-: ,-3,-1 Y . X OFFICE WORKERS Secretaries are the people who go on unnoticed. They are often seen by few, typing or talking on the telephone. Part ot a secretary's duties are making announcements, typing the announcements, and helping Mr. Fisher and Mr. Nemes. They are also in charge ot all telephone calls to the school, sorting the mail and assisting our superintendent, Mr. Nagle. It it were not for the secretaries' work that is accomplished each day as they sit at their desks, the school would feel they were missing something. Thanks to all the secretaries and all the people in our offices for helping the student body and the teachers. t Carolyn Hamm Dorothy Hartman Administrative Assistant Tax Collector Julia Hill Sylvia Koenig Administrative Assistant Secretary Marie Mathieu Joyce Metzger Secretary Library Secretary ll' A .. 3 sg- 1151-:X :A .JQQSQ X X U mg.. Mi xx W A A f 2' HIGH SCHGOL ADMINISTRATION This year we welcome our new administrators. Mr. Nemes is taking over as our new principal. He has proved to be very helpful in our school by making quite a few changes in our school. Mr. Fisher who was a teacher here last year, has been promoted to Assistant Principal. He is responsible for student discipline and general conduct ofthe student body. Mr. Kenneth Fisher Mr. Dennis Nemes Assistant Principal Principal SCHCDOL DISTRICT ADIVIINISTRATIGN We have yet another new face that can be recognized at Northwestern, Mrs. Virginia Succumbe. Virginia is the Curriculum Coordinator. Her duties include talking to the teachers about their particular subjects and seeing how they can be improved. Mr. Naugle, our superintendent has a very important part in keeping our school in order. Mr. Fleppert is in charge of our clean halls. With the aid of Mr. Naugle and Mr. Reppert, as well as all the administrators, we will see a very clean and orderly school. I . I Mr. Robert Naugle Mrs. Virginia Succumbe Mr. John Reppert Superintendent Curriculum Coordinator Director of Support Services ALWAYS ON THE JOB, BUT NOT ALWAYS REOOONIZED Carl D. Snyder George F. Southworth President Vice-President Always on the job, but not always recognized. This is an accurate description of Northwestern Lehigh's School Board. There are many people behind the scenes whose thoughts, ideas, projects, and plans reach out to the student every day. Much is being done to improve the quality of education at Northwestern Lehigh. The president of the School Board is most successful in guiding the School Board members. With the help of the School Board, we are bound to see some beneficial results in the future. Willard A. Kistler Forrest A. Wessner Jr. Secretary Treasurer SCHOOL BOARD - ROW 1, Carl Betz, Gene E. Handwerk, Kenneth Kistler, Kenneth Morton, E. Drummond King, Curtis Deitrich. ROW 2,WTltarQ Kistler, Carl D. Snyder, George F. Southworth, Forrest A, Wessner Jr. 21 At the crack of dawn, before we are even out of bed, the Northwestern Lehigh cooks and custodians are already at school busily opening up the building. The bus drivers have the task of driving all the students to and from school. They get up early in the morning and come to school. They also are the ones who put up with all the talking on the buses. Bus drivers have the tension of getting all the students to school safely, while the roads are icy and slippery. Could you imagine coming to a cold, dark school with no heat and no electricity? The maintenance men are responsible for our warm and lighted school. They also make sure that the bleachers are pulled out for activities and assemblies. . THEY KEEP IT TOGETHER , . MAINTENANCE - Carl Wink, Herman Kerschner, Kevin Uetz, Mark Hamm, Willard Sittler. --'J I BUS DRIVERS - ROW 1, George Billig. ROW 2, Louise Hutchins, Michael Muth, Joan Ziegler, Ann Schner, Clark Billig. ROW 3, Gloria Roth, Donald Fink, Donna Snyder, Marion Kunkle, Larry Bittner, Larry Schellhamer, Gerald Kressley, Harold Rex, Charles Moyer. H Ml E zzl H t 'V' gl , ig .. ..., fr A Y itfff Z fff-fi ' fft 1 V Henry Smith 7 VZEVVV M Norman Bachman Director of Transportation Driver Coordinator THEY MAKE IT HAPPEN Preparing lunch for 1000 people is no easy task, just try peeling a thousand carrots or baking a thousand cookies. There has never been a day when anyone has been turned away from the lunch line due to a lack of food. The kitchen staff prides itself on the variety and nutrition of our meals. Imagine what Northwestern Lehigh would look like if no one swept the floors, washed the windows, or emptied the trashy unbelievable!! It takes a lot of elbow grease and ingenuity to keep the building this size clean and intact. Mechanics make sure all the buses are in running order. The buses must be able to withstand all types of weather. We must take the time to thank the mechanics for keeping the buses in a safe, riding condition. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL - Katherine Blose, Violet Bittner, Fay Billig, Susan Zellner, Ethel Kermit Boger Mantz, Jean Snyder, Pearl Muthard, Joyce Bear, Lillian Smith, Fern Keller, Velma Sittler, Caroline Custodian Odenheimer, Jeff Stahley. llll A 1 ...tt t as E 1 I-firggf ...... Kei, f ' . WT s0 '5 '0 rm: CUSTODIANS - Eugene Fisher, Martin Rehrig, Josephine Wagner, Jeff Stahley, Mark MECHANICS - Earl Ohl, Clark Billig, Marvin German, Charles Rauch Smith. They an lored chalk The stories that she read OVST Ol'1 one wlth puppets and e They Midgets armfuls, eff eff 5 ws? Q 2 ,wxmzieerwmvwb ilu fx Music We sang, played and tvvirled in front of huge crowds. Marching to the beat of a different drummer, we paraded in rain and shine. We sang ourselves hoarse for the Spring Music Program, and practiced long hours after school to attain perfection. We worked together and made enemies and lasting friends. We lived and laughed together but mostly we had fun. M. , ,Q Arwww KJV ii gf nn S S Q . I M f 5 m 6 , w g A Q 'Q z.e ,,,-Q , f ,,' ' ' ' V- 1 - is-5 - v X. - 6 2 S f E. , y JF, . ' J 1 2, ?Z, f A ' ,, .7 ' K. ' Y , ff Jn ' LY 1 12- 'Z,j:, A f x Af, 1. y ' F V , . N lj +74 .4 ff lg' ' ,- - 115 ' 14 1 bf W Y- i z mpg- A ' , , L-5, Y 'Z' Lf-: fi Q5 Qfi ' f Qi if K 11 aidlfx x , . . fiifggig J R' f. . ' ,, Y. ,b n G.: , GREAT SONGS OF CHRISTMAS MMR' I Arr Vaailnfl w1z4Lnie wmem:m,Anraf' A L Madnuu Qifywgv, 1123 La . 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Congratulations to the band and its very successful year. . J I U , r- I . . T., W, W WVVVV f' V , JH! if ' ' ' Xi? .4212 s. .mm Flutes - Pam Woodward, Valerie Borman, Karen Roth, Jane Bettler, Denise Reinbold, Paige Harrison, Judy Schneider, Tammy Naugle, Robin Windish, Toni Pot- ter, Anne Marie Wenner, Donna Major, Jean Barkman, Jeanette Costagliola, Bonnie Snyder, Chris Trout. Clarinets - Diane Schrammel, Cheryl Wessner, Collette Derr, Lisa Padomonsky, Jill Leiser, Tony Bennyhoff, Jenny Greiner, Melisa Fox, Tara Smith, Debra Wanamaker, Joan Wisser, Dawn Gambler, Gretchen Longenderfer, Connie Smith, Mike Schook, Terry Steingel, Robin Shupp, Cheryl Kostick, Suzette Dreher, Ben Litzenberger, Darren Snyder, Oboe - John Bernhart, Susan Heintzelman. Bassoon - Neil Bower. Saxophone - Eric Schrammel, Phyllis Knerr, Robert Kline, Fred Richards, Holly Windish, Todd Leiser, Mike Heint- zelman, Reggie Blue, David Kessler, Nelson Fogle. Trumpets - Matt Longenderfer, David Graybill, Jason Scherer, Gary Mangold, Brian Sutton, Holly Kunkle, James Green, Alan Rex, Tim Snyder, Eric Baer. Horn - Bruce Snyder. Trombone - John Christ, Chris Wenhold, Dennis Beidler, David McCann. Baritone - Dax Diehl, Randy Dietrich. Tubas - Oliver Henninger, John Hill. Percussion - Kelly Bobersky, Annette Peters, Scott Barkman, Bryan Peters, George Hlavac, David Newhard, Kirk Fister, Kevin Hunsicker, Mike Black, Terry Behler, Matt Lichtenwalner. 30 'aa Y V 1 fx F 1? A 4 7' 4 , V gf' 4 I Q IA ,L .J -,,,,,, ,, Q ..,,,,-NX .N 911 . Q- Q-,QW QSXQMMN I vi 55 fN-f::..,g, VVE GOT THE BEAT The lvlajorettes have a lot to celebrate, they are a very enthusiastic group. Their many hours of hard practices all pay off by their stunning performances. Last year the majorettes com- peted in the NJA East Coast Championship and for their first year of competing came back as East Coast Champions also receiving a first place in the Salisbury Competition. They reached the ultimate goal under the direction of Diane Galdieri. rigid 5 SENIOR BANDFRONT OFFICERS - Paige Harrison, Lucy Flex, Judy Schneider, Vicki Ragnelli. fm T Q 2 - sam S 2 wwe M Kathy McCauley. Dawn Rauch, Starr Rauch. Judy Schneider - Future FRONT ROW, Marci Handwerk, Tammy Naugle, Susan Fister, Lori Koch, Dina Ragnelli, Paige Harrison, Kim Andersch, Chris Trout BACK ROW, Robin Shupp, Jill Trapp, Melisa Fox, Chris Olson, Tina Beiber, Judy Schneider, Lucy Rex, Vicki Ragnelli, Heidi Rauch ,awk 4:f.l 'x COMPETING MAJORETTES - FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT, Heidi Rauch, Dawn Rauch, Kim Andersch, Lucy Rex, Tina Beiber, Lori Koch, Starr Rauch. Y .fig i Q i i .J- R NW iw... Caphlin: Lucy Rex Co-Captain: Tina Beiber EASE ON DOWN THE ROAD The Colorguard is a very active part of the bandfront. They display the school colors with great pride and precision. Under the direction of Diane Galdieri, the colorguard performs at parades and football games and also a few area band festivals. Everything is done with great dedication, and also, they have a lot of fun doing it. . , Q ,ff t. SITTING, LEFT T0 RIGHT, Cheri Betz, Julie Snyder, Pamela Wessner Kim Snyder Tami Potter STANDING, Michelle Phillip, Tina Krasulak, Kim Hare, Jenny Werley Sarah George Karen Snyder Michelle Mc Cann, Tammy Moyer, Melissa Weaver, Kelly Shaw, Michele Borgman SING, SING A SONG N.H.S. Chorus has so much to celebrate. The chorus has grown into a strong and large organization. The chorus members practice long and hard. Besides performing at concerts they also give a Christmas Concert for the shoppers at the Lehigh Valley Mall, and do many other community oriented projects, under the direction of Mrs. Bietler. We are proud to say that this is our school chorus. CHORUS OFFICERS - FRONT ROW, Kim Reimert, Phyllis Knerr. MIDDLE, Tammy Cappucino. BACK, Tina Shook, Brian Mack, Barbara Kunkle. , rs and lex your sfoic R- , , ami ict your mic X 3 iw 'W ff 'hwywq 1 f' gi V 6 X ,,, ,,, .4- 1 M U -ff f uf vw V1 'E f1'-. I -iff, F, 2 'Y I f' , Y A f Q. . --v, I A :' fx . F i i ,,-- , STUDENT LIFE - We were taking it easy. We reluctantly attended assemblies, met in quiet hallways, and relaxed in tne Senior Hall. Together, we drew in art, lifted weights, and were inducted into National Honor Society. We perfected our back flips, ran for Student Council, and learned our lines. On our own, we laughed and partied it up. We soon discovered a variety of activities was the spice of life. if ' N55 4:53515 mil 5 '5UZi'.LW xx lr' 8 x t Varsity Varsity N is an organization designed to recognize those students who have earned their Varsity letters, jackets, and sweaters through membership and participation in extra- curricular activities. ROW 1, Advisor Mr. Carey, Tammy Wesoloski, Candice Snyder, Mindy Gerhart, Lyndell Hendricks, Tina Shook, Sherry Vadimsky, Sandie Handwerk. ROW 2, Jett Harmon, Ed Keichel, Jim Warner, Blake Morgan, Diane Schrammel, Pharon Metzger, Matt Saltzer, Kirk Nielson. Scott Barkman, Tim Leibensperger. ROW 3, Bart Hottenstein, Jim Fluck, Lucy Rex, Kathy Kistler, Kelly Hughes, Robin Handwerk, Cheryl Paul, Charlene Lenhart, Dave Kessler. ROW 4, Chris Littlelord, John McCauley, Steph Smith, Yvonne Kemmerer, Joann Ftaucher, Ann Schneider, Kathleen Warke, Cheryl Kostick, Stacy Statkus. ROW 5, Kieth Nielson, Neal Dotterer, Mark Naugle, Matt Longenderfer, Trina Scherer. , NYEA The Northwestern Lehigh Youth Education Association is for students who show an interest in education. NYEA's members serve as tutors and sponsor the Alumni Roundtable. ROW 1, Advisor Mr. Linette, Tammy Cappuccino. ROW 2, Marc Roman, Katrina Christman. , ROW 3, Cheryl Paul, Steph Wessner, Kelly Hughes, and Barbara Kunkle. ROW 1, Lori Koch, Lori Schlegel, Kristin Carls, Lisa Renner, Lyndell Hendricks, Laura Parks, Cheryl Paul, Cheryl Wessner, Lisa Padamonsky. ROW 2, Michelle McCann, Aaron Fienninger, Nancy Newhart, Jackie Kocher, Michelle Ftehrig, Gretchen Longenderler, Sara George, Tammy Hausman, Donna Mayor Diane Schrammel, Karen Proco io . D - ROW 3, Marc Roman, Kim Andersch, Jodi Renninger, Erika Achenbach, Kathy Follweiler, Ann Schneider, Bernadette Loontgens, Dana Werley, Lor- raine Graue, Suvi Lenonen, Sloan Wertman. ROW 4, Lorie Hughes, Sharon Christman, Valerie Borman, Candi Steward, Kathleen Warke, Stephanie Smith, Scott Hausman, Barry Navarre, John McCauley, Rodney Witt. ..,-A fi , Interact Interact is a non-school organization. They are advised by Mr. Masters and their main purpose is to promote international understanding. They sponsor such events as international Day and Dorney Park Night. J-Teens J-teens is affiliated with the jacettes and jaycees. The J-teens do community projects and help with school functions. This is a newly formed function. ROW 1, Marci Roth, Wendy Hein, Dean Kain. ROW 2, Debbie Huff, Tammy Naugle, Joan Wisser, Cheryl Paul. ROW 3, Stacy Williams, Bruce Snyder, Jodi Renninger, Mark Lichtenwalner. Weight Training Weight Training is an organization developed to get students interested in their physique and well being. Mr. Pladus is the ad- visor of these members and develops their skills in weight train- ing, exercise and dieting. Qgihbfii Q Tam, p KJ Q 15555 Nt ' i QQ l Ms g X f, A qi Q ,Ida my it ls, ROW 1, Randy Diehl, Timmy Erkinger, Blake Morgan, Ed Keichel. ROW 2, Keith Neilsen, Tim Morton, Jeff Harmon, Jim Warner. Gym Show 2 I wi i' ms Gym Show was under the direc- tion of Miss Frisch and Mr. Talotta. The theme of the Gym Show was On the Radio and was presented by a number of talented gymnasts. They perform their talents on the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, trampoline and tumbling. We'd like to congratulate these students on a fine show Assemblies Assemblies are a means of exposing the students of N.H.S. to various areas of the arts and other interesting sub- jects. There are often guests who are invited to entertain us with their talents. The annual Christmas Assembly is held jointly with the junior and senior high combined in the gym. The assembly shows the true spirit of the holiday by students contributing food and toys to the needy. The Snowball Dance The Snowball Dance is a new event this year sponsored by the Junior class. Six guys are picked by grades 9-12, and this is divided among Juniors and Seniors. The dance is held on December 11, where the King is picked. The court consists of the following people: Kip Grantham, Marty Liebardt, Kirk Nielson, Tony Danner, Matt Longenderter, Jim Warner, and their escorts. Tony Danner was crowned King Snowball. ADVISOR - Mr. Frantz, Greg French, Dan Getter, Todd Long, Matt Pergosky, David Demaree. ROW 1, Lyndell Hendricks, Kristin Sittler, Marla Kistler, Jodi Renninger. ROW 2, Lisa Betz, Justine Brazina, Lisa Jones, Debbie Huff, Michael Procopio, Amy Sittler, Sheila Walters. ROW 3, Robin Walnock, Erika Achenbach, Marci Floth, Donna Meitzler, Andrea Muhr, Advisor: Mrs. Hoffman, Peter Wassel, Kathleen Warke, Candi Steward. AV Audio Visual is a group of students who volunteer their services in the distribution of A.V. equipment. These are the people behind the scenes working diligently to provide the right sound and lighting for assemblies and other events. Tiger Talk Tiger Talk, our school newspaper is under the leadership of Mrs. Hoff- man. The members ot this staff spend many hours collecting infor- mation, writing reports, making up layouts and typing to put out a detailed report of events which have taken place at our high school. Yearbook Yearbook is an organization which has a very difficult and long task to organize a yearbook by the end of the school year. By working two days after school a week they have been able to uphold the excellence from years passed. It entails many hours ot copying, writing, photographing and drawing, which is needed to present a yearbook to the public. JL...-Q -' Plz! ,ii 'Y g I . M... r ft. ,ii A K In 8, x5f,.,vM ROW 1, Robin Handwerk, Lynette Jones, Cheryl Kostick, Vicki Ftagnelli, Karen Procopio, Jodi Fienninger, Stacy Statkus. ROW 2, Advisor Mr. Phillips, Paige Harrison, Suzanne Hess, Ann Takacs, Corrine Brintzenhott, Katrina Christman, Suzette Dreher, Kelly Hughes, Cheryl Paul, Peter Bransky. MISSING, Karen Frey, Valerie Koch, Greg French, Lucy Rex, Wanda Sensinger. Jett Harmon, Cheryl Paul, Denise Heintzelman, Donna Wetzel, Denise Follweiler, Laura Parks, Dennis Os- siander, Scott Hausman, Robert DiCataldo, Advisor: Mr. Melicharek. .1 ....... .,, ,, ts. ROW 1, Lance Wellman, Todd Gehringer, Todd Krammer, Sherry Wetzel, Nancy Kalb, Derek Cirko, Carson Kressley. ROW 2, Connie Ehrets, Christine Oswald, Michelle Serfass, Michael Phillips, Susan Arner, Chris Floder, Pam Seidel. ROW 3, Lori Christman, Jennie Muth, Cheryl Hetfelfinger, Lisa Paul, Barbara Alling, Laura Clark, Connie Kristofik, Debbie Buss, Karen Krause, Joshua Gardner, Sr. Art Sr. Art is run by Mr. Melicharek and is made up of the talented senior art students. Their abilities are brought out and developed. They have the opportunity to show their work at the student art show held at the end of the year. Jr. Art Jr. Art is run by Mrs. Miles for junior high students to practice and develop their art skills. They meet Thursdays and Fridays to paint, design, and create a variety of crafts. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is an organization under the advisorship ot Mrs. Knerr. Its members must uphold a 90 average to remain a member as a senior, and to be admitted as a junior you must have a 92 average. They must also excel in leadership, service and character. These are the outstanding students of our school and are looked upon with respect. They sponsor functions for the benefit ofthe school and community. ROW 1, Bryan Peters, John McCauley, Scott Barkman, Tim Leibensperger, David Kessler, Mark Nagle. ROW 2, Advisor: Mr. Smith, Suzanne Hess, Dawn Crawlorcl, Charlene Lenhart, Jane Hotfner, Lisa Padamonsky, Kathleen Warke, Tina Beiber, Kathy Kistler, Marc Roman. ROW 3, Diane Schrammel, Stephanie Smith, Audrey Glass, Stacy Statkus, Sherry Kunkle, Valerie Borman. ROW 4, Advisor Mrs. Knerr, Paige Harrison, Tammy Cappuccino, Sherry Vadimsky, Judy Schneider, Lucy Ftex, Stephanie Wessner. 'vw Wisffhf 'A 4 Student Council Student Council is a selected group of students who represent their class. Their main function is to promote an understanding between the administra- tion and the student body. They sponsor such things as the school store and organize assemblies. ROW 1, Jane Bettler, Debbie Shellhammer, Kelly Bobersky, Joell Martrich, Gail Wanamaker, Marsha Minnich, Adviser - Mr. Hawk. ROW 2, Marci Handwerk, Colleen Hughes, Debbie Wanamaker, Donna Major, Tara Smith, David Crawford, Jason Schmoyer, Chris Wenhold. ROW 3, Richard Smith, Lance Moyer, Dina Ftagnelli, Kay Breininger, Philip Senderowitz, John Yanek, George Hlavac, Douglas Major, Derek Cirko, Ben Gruber. ROW 1, Tony Potter, Kristen Olson, Sara George, Michelle Mc- Cann, Jennifer Greiner. ROW 2, Justine Brazina, Scott Hausman, Lyndell Hendricks, Heidi Ftauch, Candice Snyder. ROW 3, Christine Trout, Lisa Padamonsky, Suzette Dreher, Kathy Kistler, Steph Smith, Candi Steward. ROW 4, Valerie Borman, Laura Parks, Cheryl Paul, Yvonne Kem- merer, Joanne Raucher. ROW 5, Mark Nagle, Robin Handwerk, Vicki Ragnelli, Kelly Hughes, Charlene Lenhart, MlSSlNG: Cheryl Kostick, Stacy Williams, Steph Wessner, Judy Schneider, Lucy Rex. Ki 1 f in Debate The debate team is designed for two teams to take sides on a given issue and debate to see who winsg pro or con. The purpose is to improve their knowledge and methods of collecting and compiling information for speeches and formal competition. ROW 1, Sloan Wertman, Charlene Lenhart, Gretchen Longenderfer. ROW 2, Lisa Padamonsky, Valerie Borman, Paige Harrison, Mandy Moore. ROW 3, Candi Stewart, Kathleen Warke. Scholastic Scrimmage Scholastic Scrimmage is a group of students who participate in the interscholastic quiz show on channel 39. It is a competition in which quick recall of basic facts is needed. Tammy Cappicino, David Kessler, Kim Snyder, Marc Roman, 51 an , ,, , at I mn. Academics We hit the books. We struggled through Shorthand, plodded through Science, and sweated through Gym. We avoided term papers, deciphered computerized schedules, and washed smelly gymsuits. We hid our cheat sheets, concocted strange dishes and corrected our mistakes. We made the grade. W i Q X 1--Qtipz . v' ' Q I fd 5 7 T g 1' rg ' 7 .,: 1' , 6 . In T I , I GENERAL BUSINESS The General Business Course will enable our students to pursue a career as accountants, receptionists, secretaries, tellers, or to start a business of their own. The courses they are enrolled in will train them to enter the business field. Courses are offered in such things as typing, shorthand, office practice, and bookkeeping. Some students take courses to gain an understanding or skill which they can use for their personal advantage. w w. xg Mt Wwwmmmwwi Z. K ,,,, . . . ' 1 . -... Awww' igkkgikki tm-W Qhun 'R Wil 'lu- Www, I '-New ...ww ,, K H f ff- ? 4 1 ff' Wan 2 E ,Q-Glu--..,,,, wk uw 4 av' wwf .:. ,MQ Wm ,qt A X. ,-'V' gs x V If M-vm... ' 3 INDUSTRIAL ARTS The lndustrial Arts Department at Northwestern Lehigh offers a variety of excellent courses. Included are wood and metal shop, drafting, and graphics, as well as the basic courses of History, English, and Math. These classes teach students basic hand and machine skills. Students who take these courses are subjected to as many exploratory experiences as possible for possible future job entry skills. The industrial Arts Department will provide the future carpenters, draftsmen, and welders, as well as many other skilled workers. 55.5 I GENERAL ACADEMIC General Academic will prepare the undecided student for various fields in which he may continue his education. This student will take the usual English, History, Math and Science courses, plus additional electives of his choice. The only difference between General Academic and College Prepatory is language. A language is not required, instead the student may select an elective. Possible electives include Art, Graphics, Computers, Home Economics, Typing, Accounting, Law and Management, Shorthand, and various others. The decisions he makes now will undoubtedly affect his future path after graduation. ' -, lk Mm HQ .sci-2' l if Sig L..z o ' Q Q2 1 ' on :dk gfz W, -J: 1 f I 60 COLLEGE PREPARATORY The college preparatory course will be a stepping stone to a university, a community college, a nursing school, or any form of higher education a student may choose. This course is designed to prepare these students for college or some higher education. A student enrolled in this course will take English, History, Math, and Science courses, along with a language and possibly an elective. The elective they choose may prove to be very beneficial to them in all their future attempts to succeed in the world. id P1 N Sn. ' - ,,.. 5 wf.t,,, ,. .LK l l E A , ,r L as 1 I I I QW - Sports We took part in the games people play, sometimes feeling the thrill ot victory and discovering the agony ot defeat. As athletes, we toughened, tackled, and trained our bodies in sleet, snow, and scorching sun. As spectators, we chanted, cheered, and cried for our Tiger teams. Through endless practice and exciting competition, we learned the name ofthe game. hh... Q, lp, 3, .L .Wi - 0 fe ws, Qsfw. - ' 'H wi if 2225, Q i : g, .XK KE A IA ' K Vr ii : L N :K-Swv 7:7 , uk H s A 4' ,gif -urn r ,fl F2 R a NW, 5 ' T ,. A - It '?:i,J:-,-H! i,,, in Raza .X 4 1 -v7 , 2 .4 b xr, 'X , 4 - x - cv A! 1 R i ' , ,. ...,. O I ' ... A L. .-if!! I ' -. , u . ' , LW., 'K If-Lx, IV 1 y 'A V i i '7-'i'- 9 I F' ff?-, - 7 -5 'Fai' f-3 1 o ,,.:LE'12 ,f- 'ff - ' -..-.4 af w..,.' f'23'-4, .mg 7-J, .-....,,.--- . ,, .... .4 ' ,-v sV-1' ,,' '- -- ,.---f v- ' . ---'-- , .wr-f...... 1- 1' 1 .L. .- :L GIRLS TRACK The 1982 girls track team coach- ed by Mr. Horner and Mr. Williams proved that hard work and dedica- tion does pay off. Not only did they finish the season with a record of 8- 3, but many individual goals were reached. 20 girls qualified and com- peted in the League Meet. There were 13 girls that did an outstanding job in their events and qualified for Districts. Some of the winners at Districts were: Joanne Rauscher 2nd in the 400 meter run, Kathy Harrison 4th in the 400 meter run, Denise Wenhold 4th in the 1600 meter run, Collene McCauley 2nd in the high jump, Sharon Zeigler 2nd in shot put and 4th in discus, Tammy Cappuccino 3rd in discus. We are very proud of the 3 girls who competed in States - Sharon Zeigler, Colleen McCauley, and Joanne Rauscher. We wish much success tothe 1983 team. ROW 1, Cheryl Eschoach, Colleen McCauley. Evelyn Nunweiler, Debbie Dudeck, Heidi Greenawalt, Michele Edwards, Sharon Ziegler, Denise Wenhold. ROW 2, Diane Schrammer, Ann Schneider, Dana Werley, Tina L. Shook, Dawn Crawford, Tammy Cappuccino, Judy Schneider. ROW 3, Michelle McCann, Marit Norberg, Yvonne Kemmerer, Kris Sittler, JoAnn Rauscher, Kathy Harrison, Mindy Gerhardt, Tammy Wesoloski. ROW 4, Susan Heintzelman, Jenny Greiner, Lori Koch, Lyndell Hendricks, Heidi Rauch, Lisa Snyder. ROW 5, Coach Williams, Robin Williams, Sara George, Kris Olson, Toni Potter, Coach Horner. 3 w 'M My L, M 'M 4, ., ,win 4- fi., . f :Efifisf i P 'Q an-.,, Y 86 55 67 ' 2 86 58 .58 - 59 wg .F ,mm 71. 4' E Rwwdw 5 BOYS TRACK ROW 1, Kip Grantham, John Boisitz, Rodney George, Jim Komand, Tom Supp, Jim Shade, Brian Dietrich, Brad Bachman, Dave Weiner, Steve Heintzelman. ROW 2, Mike Kemmerer, Pharon Metzger, Fred Fenstermaker, Neal Dotterer, Kirk Nielson, Mark Nagle, Matt Longenderfor, Scott Reinert. ROW 3, Jeff Davitt, Ronald Derr, John Mc- Cauley, Gary Koenig, Jeff Harmon, Chris Evangelista, Brett Gracely. ROW 4, Bob Dicataldo, Trevor Utt, Brian Rex, Chris Reppert, Grant Zeigler, Clark Everett. ROW 5, Coach Fisher and Coach Carey. - , , r fe , L71 Z ,sv X, , f it , g it ' fr I ' I ' 'ffiwmr ' ff' N if ,.,- M M 7' .V Ht., ,,-2-,. -, -, ,...,,.,-,., ,,,.. ,, .. -, ...,,,.......,...,,...,..-, .-,....,,.,, -...,,,...., ,,,,,.,,,,, ,, , I, ,, su -xuvg.,...1 - The 1982 track team did an outstanding job under the coaching of Mr. Carey and Mr. Fisher. They ran, jumped and threw their way to victory. They completed the season with a record of 8-3. Not only did they have a winning season, they also placed 3rd in the Catasaqua Relays Doing an outstanding job, the 1982 boys track team broke many school records Jim Shade did an outstanding job throughout the season which qualified him to goto States We wish the 1983 team the BEST of LUCK .M-ff 59'WLQzrWfQai,'w,w, ,, V ,,,L ,,,, .. KZ? 1 Mwix : ri ' y,.f:we-rzwkry ,,--,f NHS 84 56 65 f W ' ' ZW 'fr 111W 109 99 Slatington LLWi', Pocono Mountainigg' Wiison East Stroudsburg Notre Dame Leighton Stroudsburg Pleasant Vgijgy Palmerton mm Fleetwood 'f xr: ' 99 S Wa I 1 4 125 s. 'i 67 VARSHW'8.UWtM SOFTBALL The 1982 girls softball team under the coaching of Miss Donnell, Miss McCullough, and Miss Kielman had a successful season with a record of 10-6. At each practice these girls worked hard to reach their goals of self-improvement and victory. They displayed good sportsmanship and dedication at each game. They showed what Tiger Pride is all about. This year we also had the honor of having a J.V. team. The team was coached by Miss McCollough. They closed with a 5-3 record. We wish the 1983 Varsity and J.V. teams the best of LUCK! , .t ,M 4-'f4g5 'g,- , - 5- F , ' .. -on-thnx - x ,T wLf..,, bry' . ,, y LW 'f r fy VVVI t lsiygg. ROW 1, Coach Kielman, Deb Vogel, T Ardie Bonsell, Cheryl Snyder, Dawn ' Stewart, Coach Donnell. ROW 2, Kathy Warke, Steph Smith, Sherry Vadimsky, Michele Danner, Janet Buss, Collette Frisch. 'fi femwtfvsywsts- N' ' .7 , ., rt ,f t. 1 , r ,,3Ms,, .L N, H -lj. W i -A ju, . . 1 - F,-. it I fiilifti- .fri Mit. , M. .L 10.4 A - V 68 NHS g io Q 5 7 Zf,, D ' VAFi3i'TY . ,, .g ,ioo D14 East Stroudsburg si... ..,, Siafinmon r 18 Sfi1I.i'p? Poconqlviountain 20 J ssii 19 Eas1SgrQudSbufg 27, 1 , 19 '::1.. 20 ..- .. 14 1S:k ' 1.5 -' 155 YFERY ? 24 is ::-- ,sf-.,... ,, A... , L.V,....Ei. . wi. 2 ' ' r 1 ref' ROW 1, Chelle Nelson, Lori Murray, Denise Follweiler, Susan Geiger, Denise Heintzelman, Denise Davidheiser. ROW 2, Coach McCullough, Patty Walko, Michelle Christman, Valerie Dillion, Tina Snyder. ROW 3, Donna Meitzler, Debbie Huff Linda Leiby. 69 VARSITY BASEBALL . 4 . ,,,Ndw,,.,,, A.,.,..f.',fl V 1 ' f ' . Q F 1 K. - - ' - ' - ' . L' . -- - M, f Q P. -C . A f --f Although they had a 4-13 record, it was obvious that these young men had a lot of talent and sportsmanship. Scott Adams pitched a no hitter against Stroudsburg. Fred Tomasko was the top hitter with a .471 average. Despite their record our guys never gave in. They went to each game with a winning attitude and tried their best. Coach Haberern and Coach Smith always supported the team with encouragement. We wish the 1983 team the best of LUCK!! WQQQK K9 ,,1W, 1' A' ww, r ,,, 4 M 'ff , 2 ROW 1, Asst. Coach Smith, Bart Hottenstien, John Wisser, Jeff Daum, Tim Leibensperger, Scott Shellhammer, Coach Haberern. ROW 2, Mike Muth, Scott Barkman, Kevin Hamm, David Kessler, Matt Saltzer, Brett Hottenstien. ROW 3, Jim Bittner, Fred Tomasko, Scott Adams, Ken O'DonneII, Dan Getter. ROW 4, Larry Hossler, Kevin Oesterreich. 71 J.V. BASEBALL Under the coaching of Mr. Roman the boys J.V. baseball team put in much time and effort to reach their goals. They had a few individuals who did an outstanding job. Stuart Cook was the team's outstanding hitter with a .368 averageg Todd Benecoff and Stuart Cook did most of the pitching. The team worked hard at practices to prepare themselves for their years ahead on Varsity. We wish the 1983 team much LUCK. with East Stroudsburg Notre Dame Lehlghton - Stroudsburg 7 Pocono Mountain 0 Pleasant Valley Catasaqua Palmerton 1 ROW 1, Joe Gilliard, Skip Johnson, Harry Comfort, Gary Mangold, Larry Heintzelman, Donna Patterson, mang. ROW 2, Alan Rex, Scott Smith, Stuart Cook, Flich Fleinert, Bill Brown. ROW 3, Coach Roman, Thaum Van Phaum, Steve Sagonowhich, Rich Muttlk, Todd Benecoff, Brad Fenstermaker. 72 JUNIOR HIGH FGGTBALL Being only the second year in existence this team showed much improvement in skills and working as a team. Their record was 3-4, under the coaching of Mr. Linette and Mr. Danner. It is a shame that more spectators were not able to attend these games to see these fine athletes play. We wish Good Luck to the 1983-84 team. OUR 1982 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM CONSISTED OF: Terry Behler Ricky Billig Scott Christman Dave Crawford Eugene Henninger Chris Hunsicker Brian Kemmerer Steve Lewis Andy McCauley Bryan Minnich Jeff Mintzer George Padamonsky Frank Rauscher Tony Roman Dean Santana Haven Smith Darrin Snyder Scott Thompson Chris Wenhold Scott Williams Robert White MANAGERS - Steve Krepak It Andy White VARSITY FOOTBALL NURTHWESTERN IS NUMBER 1 - GU TIGERS G0 - NELCBME MW T - .i .tttt iii? F ,,.. .. f -:': 'gzi .. .. S IKIL- , J.. f KZZLA . Q.. 955 ' 3? 5: 1 , R 8 . ' :SWR 'F ' ' i N' slh'! -- 2,-: 1 1 T 8 1 is its Q - -- -1.. Q , K : ls ,- . NA N 33 f Q .1 .T mi K isis... Xi- 5 Q Q 1 s- til V588 X i l ' 3- ---- i sf iiii W . , .:.k , F .V iik 5 btt , -fit. i ..,..- . ,g ggg magma . 9 tSl3Ssf.i':58g 3 i' 33 8 1- as kyy . .. K . . X k is YQ 2? hisll t ' I' ' as at is? The 1982-83 Varsity Football team was coached by Mr. Mitchell and assisted by Mr. Linette, Mr. Pladus, Mr. Horner, and Mr. Smith. Their record was 1-9. These young men worked hard from the end of the summer through November. They gave each game their best shot. Despite the fact of injuries, the team did not lack in determination. A special congratulations to the following players for their selection to the '82 Cen- ntenial All-Star Football Teams: Pharon Metzger - 1st team oft. guard Honorable Mention linebackerg Matt Saltzer - 2nd team off. end Honorable Mention linebackerg Kevin Oesterreich - Honorable Mention off. endg Neal Dotterer - Honorable Mention def. back. Also, congratulations to Scott Barkman tor being selected as NHS's 1983 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete. We extend our best wishes to the 1983-84 team for a very successful season! www. .NN 5.- SITTING, Laura Lichtenwaler, Jenny Morgan, Lori Murray. ROW 1, Ed Keichel, Gary Mangold, Bill Schafer, Robert DiCataldo, Gary Leiby, Mike Kemmerer, Brad Fenstermacher. ROW 2, Phil Villard, Marty Leibhardt, Roger Billig, Tony Danner, Scott McFarland, Skip Johnson, Trevor Utt, Fred Richards. ROW 3, Scott Smith, Woody Muth, Jim Warner, Jason Grantham, Shawn Muth, Tim Kelchner, Neal Dotterer, Kevin Oesterreich. ROW 4, Rich Herman, Matt Saltzer, Scott Barkman, Jett Harmon, Bret Gracely, Pharon Metzger, Grant Zeigler, Kip Grantham. WM Z. ROW 1, Coach McCullough, Gail Wanamaker, Lori Schlegel, Debbie Shellhammer, Patty Walko, Joell Martrich. ROW 2, Pam Wessner, Pam Rex, Kelly Bobersky, Marsha Minnich, Sloan Werl- man, Karen Procopio, Karen Fiauch. ROW 3, Mindy Gerhardt, Susan Geiger, Candy Snyder, Lyndell Hendricks, Annette Peters, Lisa Paul, Jean Barkman, Linda O'DonnelI. ROW 4, Tammy Cappuccino, Lorraine Graue, Sherry Vadimsky, Ardie Bonsell, Tina Shook, Tammy Wesoloski, Ber- nadette Loontjens, Sandie Handwerk. Lehigh Although their record may prove different, our 1982-83 Girls Hockey team put in a great amount of effort in every game. Their record was 5-10-2. Miss McColIough led the team, under her coaching, to district competition. The girls were favored to lose against Catasaqua but that didn't change their winning attitude. Although they met defeat it was a difficult win for Catty. We congratulate the girls for making districts, Tammy Wesoloski and Sherry Vadimsky for making the first team in Centennial League and Ardra Bonsell for making the second team. We wish much success to the 1983-84 hockey teams. is 'QV Mtn. Varsity - ROW 1, Tim Keichner, Keith Nielsen, Tim Morton, Dan Getter, Jason Grantham. ROW 2, Tim Erkinger, Brad Fenstermaker, Roger Billig, Jim Yost, Ed Keichel, Chris Littleford, Tim Simpson. ,flier--1 Jr. Varsity - ROW 1, Paul Tipa, Tony Roman, Bryon Vieriing, Louis Hernandez, Scott Thompson, Scott Greenawald, Bob DiCataIdo. ROW 2, Andy McCauley, Andy White, Jason Schmoyer, Bart Hottenstein, Wayne Kistler, Butch Padamonsky, Ted Black, Tom Yost, Joe Gilliard. hmmm' X 'Xe 'fa Under the coaching of Mr. Pladus and Mr. Talotta, the 1982-83 wrestling team put in many hours of hard work and practice. It all paid off when they ended the season with a record of 18-5. They came away from the Jim Thorpe Christmas Tournament with 138V2 points and the team championship trophy. The outstanding seniors this year were: Dan Getter Q14-9-15 Ed Keichel Q13-7-25 Bart Hottenstein Q10-2t Blake Morgan it-2-Ol Mike Adams i4-5-tj Other outstanding wrestlers were: Tim Erkinger 124-0-OJ Tim Simpson 618-5-19 Tim Kelchner Q20-4-13 Jim Yost Q17-6-13 Jason Grantham 119-55 This years captains were Dan Getter, Chris Littleford, and Jim Yost. Coach Pladus said, l'm very happy with our team's performance thus far, Initially, because we are so young Qonly two seniors wrestling regularly in the Varsity line- upt, I thought we still were a year away. However, some fine performances by our seniors and some hard work and outstanding performances by our underclassmen have enabled us to pull off a very im- pressive season. Over all, it was just a great team effort. wmkfr ' 79 VARSITY II These eight girls manage to spread their enthusiasm and sparkle at each game and meet, at which they perform. They cheer for the girls hockey teams and the wrestling teams. They practice very hard to impress the fans and to better their skills. The co- captains this year were Melody Johnson and Bernie Hummel. We are very proud to have these girls represent our shool. Best of luck to the 1983-84 squad. BOTTOM ROW, Colleen Hughes, Bernie Hummel, Mel Johnson, Ardie Bonsell, Jenny Muth. TOP ROW, Tammy Derr, Sue Hemerly, Tammy Cappuccino. I , , F E ,pn-ui tsl 3 gm, JUNIOR VARSITY This year J.V. Cheering Squad was made up of 10 very enthusiastic girls. Their captains were Rita Hughes and Lori Murray. They cheered for the Junior High Football team, J.V. Boy's Basketball team and the home Girl's Basketball games. Under the coaching of Miss Frisch, this squad will be competing in competitions this spring. We wish them the best of luck in the competition. And to the 1983-84 squad Keep up the good work. TOP ROW, Amanda Sittler, Lisa Betz, Patty Smith, Kristin Culp, Valerie Miller, Debbie Wanamaker. BOTTOM ROW, Lori Murray, Kim Bandel, Sherry Yanek, Michelle Betz, Flita Hughes. VARSITY Cl-IEERING TOP ROW, Suzette Dreher, Jenny Greiner, 2ND ROW, Stacy Williams, Cheryl Kostick, Charlene Lenhart, 3RD ROW, Kelly Hughes, Marci Roth. 4TH ROW, Trina She-rer, Laura Parks, Robin l-landwerk, BOTTOM ROW, Cheryl Paul, Kathy Kistler, 'K Tiger Pride - They've got it! Beginning at the end of the summer, these girls were hard at work trying to think of ways to raise school spirit. At the beginning of basketball season, mounts were once again a part of the routines. These 12 girls, upon taking the floor, dazzle the fans with their mounts and enthusiasm. Last year they received 3rd place for their pompom routine at competition. The 1982-83 captains are Robin Handwerk and Kelly Hughes. Under the coaching of Miss Frisch they will be entering 2 competitions this spring. We wish them the very best of luck! . llg 1 l la 'Q if K ' . jf' BUYS VABSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW, Coach Schmoyer, Barry Witmer, Matt Longenderfer, Scott Berkman, Gary Koenig, Jeff Harmon, Scott Reinert. BOTTOM ROW, Marty Leibhardt, Tim Leibensperger, Steve Bubbenmoyer, Harry Comfort, Kirk Neilson, Dave Kessler. OPPONENT S Nonneni Lens . Pocono Mt. ' East Stroudsb Notre , Lenlg, o X 53 , Stroudsburg 5 53 ' Pleasant W 37 Pggmerto ig' S as S rgn 26 R S Mr. V71 East froudsburg , 39 Notre Dame 40 A Lemgmon 40 Stroudsburg 74 Pleasant Valley as Pfglrnl ,ony if The 1982-83 Boys Varsity Basket- ball team consisted of Seniors and Juniorsg all dedicated players. Tim Leibensperger was the season high scorer. They were coached under the instruction of Mr. Schmoyer and Mr. Webber. We wish the 1983-84 team a very successful season. Qi E X Q S L GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING, Coach McCullough, Kathy Warke, Candice Snyder, Sherry Vadirnsky, Mindy Gerhart, Michelle Christman, Coach Mazziotti. KNEELING, Suvi Leinonen, Steph Smith, Bernie Comfort, Michele Danner, Denise Foiiweiler. fgwhg 5 fs my X , - 1 if , sk 44 1 . i qmuaamqwwwwf Q 3 xx S fa N....X . ry , , ,f ' ,W GIRLS JV BASKETBALL The 1982-83 Girls J.V. Basketball team was coached by Miss Zubey and Miss McCollough. The girls improved with each game they played. By the end of the season, they had become better players and mastered working as a team. Through the experience ot playing J.V., they have learned many skills which will aid them in their years ahead on Varsity. We wish the 1983-84 team the very best ot luck! 'l l'T l'1 l'1 Q. s,w W I M- as sf STANDING, Stacey Beltz, Jeanne Barkman, Annette Peters, Bernadette Loontjens, Rhonda Pierce. KNEELING, Kelly Bobersky, Patty Walko, Debbie Shellhamer, Jane Bettler. 5 r 35? .. 4 ..'.,. 8 2. .. NHS 32 45 digg 1851 'E A28 sfsz 8 36 59 as V rrrgifri- OPPONENT Northern Lehigh Pocono Mt. East Stroudsburg Notre Dame Lehighton StroQdSburg Ffteasant Valley Palmerton Northern Lehigh Porsche Mt .Stroudsburg Nofrdbame liahfiimon ' r ri-2..iirStEQtidsburg Pieeisant Valley .V -- ..- tii. 1 L .tl .1 . kr, ..'. Q s . 'iziww ' H 4 'iii f P4574 W ff lcffwlw, Vf, : , . :, . Axliffff 'W' . fi. Y eff, 5 ' QWWQW QW t.ti T Wllgh my .t.. 28 8 ,115 ',,,, fe ' ' si mm-ewmew I 34 on . 35 N ' 3n Lett? . l 42 P I. '42 East ' eww ewiwee ewmwmwm o it f1 wits? .Ha ' ' 75.412 P PMI-V-E44:.:h....71 W ffl? V V ' lim 'Gaia Z if .A ,,,,,,, ., . . wt.. 55 . . x ,lf :,f Y ,,,, Y ,:,' ,, f' t , -,-,,,: f::f Q it may QQ 'A 55+ ,,,, - 'Y My ef 5 iiii ef ,... East 8 ' ' fi-.1 'iff .,m www 8,71 .iii T ri. .4 flfifw' 4: . WV 1 f M49 ff 8? 'F Qf f a ra-f Za , were ,. ff :smear W ig! mei- l Qiwiif 'ii' ,MMM BOYS JV BASKETBALL inf ROW 1, Danny Perich, Bruce Dalrymple, Stuart Cook, John Hill, Fred Richards. ROW 2, Mark Zimmerman, Kevin Reinhart, Brian Wagner, Bruce Snyder, Mike Kemmerer. The 1982-83 Boys J.V. Basketball team should be recognized as being spirited and determined individuals. These young men went into each game with confidence that they would do their best. They were coached by Mr. Molchan. We wish much suc- cess to the 1983-84 team! , Af, Seniors lt seemed as it we had only just begun. Only yesterday, we survived the trials, tortures, and tribulations that pained underolassmen. Only yesterday, we were timid freshmen then rowdy sophomores and hyperactive juniors. We oouldn't wait to rule the school. Only yesterday now seemed eternlties away . . . We've come a long way, baby! 1' Q Where e And And Yes, It is not Of a life of the friends teachers, talking, d rather forget. anew. days are precious but dreams come true, but the beginning Wll I'- 5 - - P , llg Fi gg rn' ii 'Vw f Fir? f I' W In we E536 --- ' . e P - r. Q s l 'F iii ' , ff I: 7 n .gl -fp!! E 2 E6 'lg X iii.: hug ww ,. ...---- ,...-- Q.,---A MOTTO: Yesterday was a dreamg tomorrow is a vision of hope. SONG: Up Where We Belong lTherne from An Officer and a Gentlemannl COLORS: Maroon and Gray FLOWER: Red Rose OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Erika Aohenbaoh VICE-PRESIDENT: Audrey Glass SECRETARY: Kelly Hughes TREASURER: Kathy Follweiler ADVISORS: Mr. G. Danner Mr. R. Billig THE CLASS OF '83 Erika Achenbaoh Audrey Glass Kelly Hughes Kathy Follweiler Mr. Glenn Danner Mr. Robert Billig Advisor Advisor Remember when: . , . iatesiipsiwere ajoke. . ,lx Quit 2 new iee , 5 5 5 it W- , ,,,,.. 1 . Lucy Rex took a bath in the Graphics Ro we were terrified of Seniors, f it we could sit on the Senioisbenbh andnot Om ,e E eeerree eiiiyeiied at. . me as Q, fig-sf 1 ff Katrina and Karen werefquiessw--NGl ! + as s e 1 iii? is V i g tit, A if igii S ., . . 1,..7 Q ,, .A ' be .... ..,,... ' ,mm .,-: ,,,,, -ff' . 'il' ,W ww Tom game M. r,,,, J. - W1 ., H , M i WWEEQMJQ nfgieii Z U We ,,, , V those hierogi disguised as alm ststarted a riot at a basketball ggrns 1 . . , General very important part of N M ,WJ L'f' jf- 40 vud Bausch, Jr I K I' x x X ' X Y .,.. . Q1 if .. W as . X iam .JNllQn-, an X 4 X -new if fig ' ,A X . g . new if muses 'Ulf' Him? 'QF .3 K i 'x x Andrew S. Whaling 5 W. ,M--ng' Stacy A. Williams ,ig Barry N, Witmer Wait till he finds out about the 'kick me' sign on his back, says Lucy. ,jamie Renee Yeager , Mawr. , Qs, Wendy Yost Gram Nelggn Ziegler Wasn't last night's flower party a blast'?!! : 'Now watch as I diligently turn on the computer. Lorrie Ann Ehretg Randall C, Fritz Pictures not available: Micheal S. Adams Donna Oswald Peter G. Schuessler Paul R. Walbert 103 A 5 'Q x 2 3 9 ? v 25 2 ? Track - 3 Debate - Linde K. Leiby RD 82 P.O. Box 262A New Tripoli, PA 18066 Vo-Tech X Electronics Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3 Basketball - 2, 3 Softball - 2, 3 Cherlene Edith Lenhert RD 81 P.O. Box 186A New Tripoli, PA 18066 General Academic Marching Band - 1, 2 Pep Band - 1 Concert Band - 1 National Honor Society - 3, 4 Varsity II Cheerin - 1, 2 J,V, Cheering -2 Varsity Cheering - 3, 4 Gym Show -' 2. 3, 4 Senior Class Play - 4 Suvl Lelnonen RD 81 P.O. Box 752 i Fogelsville, PA 18051 1 College Prep. I Jeen llerie Lick RD 112 P.O. 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Germansville, PA 18053 General Academic Art - 1, 2 Chorus - 2 Conservation Club - 1 Baseball - 1 - Heavy Truck Seltzer 18069 Arm Veronice Tekece RD 811 New Tripoli, PA 18066 BusinesslSecre1arial Tiger Talk - 1, 2 Yearbook- 3, 4 Sherry Lynn Vedimeky RD 2:1 P.O, Box SBA New Tripoli, PA 18066 General Academic Gym Student Chorus 1,2, 3,4 12 3 2 Court-4 1F:r0m19o:n 5 3 Kutziown iger al - 3 ' Banairvnwce-President - 4 V'TTeCh'A Senio, Cpagsplay 2, 3' 4 Brien Anthony Solioleno Junior Misa- 4 RD W, , Homecoming Count - 4 New Tripoli, PA 19066 Rana su. mx General Academic no 1:2 P.O. Box 406 A SVC! 5- Smku' sianngton, PA 18080 RD 1 F'-Q BOX 76 New Tri oli PA 18066 Field Hockey - 4 Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 0 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity N - 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society - 3 '-- - Weidelich PA 18066 Business!Secrelaria1 U 1 'w The 1982 Junior Prom was held on May 1 1982 at Blue Ridge Country Club We celebrated tor our class, tor our school for our queen and just for ourselves The entertainment for this memorable event was presented by Peru The Prom is a very special occasion which takes place every year. It is something special just for our class, something that we will always remember in The evening began as Denise Wenhold the 1981-82 prom queen proudly granted her crown to the new prom queen of 1982 83 Lon Cser Denise Wenhold s escort tor the 1981 Junior Prorn was James Shade Lori Cser was escorted by David Grantham The court is pictured below Denise Wenhold Judy Schneider Paige Harrison Lucy Rex Lori Cser Vicki Ragnelli Cheryl Kostick Stephanie Wessner Audrey Glass Kelly Hughes Robin Handwerk 106 44 1 1 Ag. ' 8 WW JUNIQR PRGIVI 1982 X ,gl .NX X X . 9 . gf 'N' 1, s' H129 NJ X. 5 '52 A penny for Lisa Dengler's thoughts. Kevin Oesterrelch and Tim Leibensperger space out on the computer. Todd Long rounds lt up in Shop class, Greg French cuts his way through Graphics Stacy Williams - does she know what she's doing? Cheryl Wessner and Collette Derr ham it up. N i 'i L if i , Guess what I've been up to? Stacy Statkus punches a program into the computer system. Q fff? VV.-v MM 35Q9'4i'Pf'N5??N X' X Seniors practice their vocal ability. M yyiy Mlm Let the sun shine in' Was it something I said? Matt Pergosky knows ail the answers. fwhat are the questions?J fffw 5, wg, if er, ,ht 'nw wr-f Court: Lori Cser, Dave Grantham, Steph Wessner, Steve Bachman, Paige Harrison, Lee Behler, Corey Gerhart, Denise Wenhold, Mark Nagle, Judy Schneider, Blake Morgan, Lucy Flex. The crowd became silent on October 30, 1982 as they awaited the call of that important person's name, the girl who would become the 1982-83 Homecoming Queen. The warm wind blew, the band played, and the crowd cheered as Stephanie Wessner's name was final- ly announced. She was crowned by last year's queen, Denise Wenhold. The game was lost, but it was still a victory for Stephanie and forthe 1983 Class. The spirits were high and the Homecoming Dance was enjoyed by everyone who attended. N.I-LS. HOIVIECOMING 1983 Q A V' F' 112 Dave Demaree manages to smile through Economics. Lorri Ehrets wonders if the cute photographer will take her out tonight f' J to Q... Q' if i 3 1 'fx E is is as This is a job for Super Mark! QS Hey, Kool-Aid! Wendy Yost is dazed by the day's activities. That little itch should be telling you something. C mon Lucy Rex, show us some of your school spirit. Scott Bandel chews gum and writes at the same time Short people have no reason to live. ,A A sophisticated senior occupies space on the senior bench. 1983 EXCHANGE STUDENTS One of our 1982-83 exchange students is Bernadette Loontjens. Bernadette is from Belguim and attended the Institute der Dames van het Christelijk Onderuijs, which is an all girls school. There were no athletic activities at he Institute, so when she came to Northwestern, she went out for hockey and basketball. She likes Northwestern better than the Institute. Bernadette noticed a more relaxed feeling between the students and teachers, and that there is less studying done by students. Bernadette has two sisters and one brother. She enjoys eating all kinds of junk food, and also enjoys all sports. We hope that Bernadette enjoyed her stay here at Northwestern and that her future will be filled with happiness. - , L i ' ,L gg .... W ' - K ,t . . . .. .... . K T ' fffl'l3iF!?E '55-f:ss:1N -1 ':'ft5f M Lf . -- ' ' E . . ' 2 1 T X T Q A ....., . as-X. 11-.QT E 3 in in ,ttt lv- Our other 1982-83 exchange student is Suvi Holema Leinonen. Suvi means late spring - early summer. Suvi was born in Finland but later moved to Sweden. While living in Sweden she attended DeGeer, and also played the organ there. While here at Northwestern, she is participating in basketball. Suvi has one brother, Esko, who is 19 years old. Her favorite food is perogies. The only difference Suvi found between Northwestern and DeGeer is that there are more subjects, but classes aren't run every week day. The thing she likes most about Northwestern is that the people are very nice to her. We hope Suvi enjoyed her stay here as much as we enjoyed her staying here. We hope Suvi has a wonderful future that is filled with happiness. Vo-Tech We learned new trades vvniie enduring the same bus ride to and from sonool, day in and day out. We found out now to recognize a rnododendron, mix motor or mousse and onange a onassis. We vvolted dovvn Iunon to make tne bus, gave Henna Hair Treatments, and took oare of cattle. We prepared for life outside of N. I-LS. 4 'QWJF 5fQ 3 f 1 f , , X I 'N h 7 X ,X X -A X ff, X 1 'V ,! X Rx , ' , f f' K U I 1 j f N, ,f I f' X . ,' f X .X . H x ff , X X ., , K f ff X Xi. xx ,R Y., I I . f i XP N XX X 0 ! V w X XX lx ' I X N X A sv E Q E 1' ' , I 3 J I K XX xx X . I K -- -- ..,. , ,- H, ..-. ,. ..., i.......-....-........,. .- Nm-, W U LEI-HCI-l COUNTY VCCATICNAI. TECHNICAL SCHCCI. VrwaswVf The Lehigh County Vocational Technical School is an extension of all secondary schools. There are many students who are involved in the Vo-tech course. lt is open to all students in tenth to twelfth grades interested in their future career. This is the opportunity for students to get an idea cf their future career before they are actually in the working field. Students take a great deal of pride in their work as well as the school itself. This is not only a chance for the student to study their career, but also to meet many other students from all area high schools who you will remember throughout your high school years. The Vo-tech is much like your home school, by which they have a student council, a prom, a school store and their own special yearbook. All students work together in the Vo-tech as one and therefore have a lasting reputation. Vo-tech is a great experience! Xe-.. .,., in 120 if ri 1+ f A mm f f ma 'Rf I :Ji 4? E 5. 1-Ax ,,,' -Q5vf'me?' X1 ' 1-4lX Nw. 124, lVl.G.E.: MULTI OCCUPATIGNAL EXPERIENCE Multi-Occupational Experience is a program division of Vo- tech, designed to help those sophomores who intend to decide on a future career. One year is required of all sophomores. This program is divided into clusters, including: Service Creative, ProductionfMarketing, Transportation, Construction, and Electro!Mechanical. Within these clusters are different job career areas, each dealing with the 'main' cluster. Each student will spend 30 days in each class. flfteport cards are sent out quarterlyl. If the student attends the following year hefshe will choose the career they would like. Students do not realize the importance of this MOE program and should, therefore, take it seriously, for it is the stepping stone of their future after graduation. fi z 1 . K 5 X Q x iz . lilikgii iff' -- ...M ki, Q.:i...fh W' N . . ,.,:.. , . Q V Sw X F Hx qi wg K A Maw , Hhvfbe A g 3 Underclassmen We were the youngsters ofthe high school. We were tossed into the whirwind of senior high happenings and got into the aot ourselves. By follovving the Seniors' example, we learned the trioks of opening lookers, and talking teaohers through and out of classes. We memorized poems, wrote book reports and stayed up till two in the morning typing term papers. Through it all, vve got by with a little help from our friends. KX ' l N Hi V-QKEJNQS v 'v In Ufff'f,'+ ff V ff Alling, Christine A. Althouse, Stephen M. Andrews, Marnie J. Arndt, Steven T. Bailey, Brenda M. Batz, Donna M. Baush, Lisa M. Bernhart, Johnetta Bittner, Gina L. Bleiler, Edward Bobo, Mark S. Bobo, Matthew M. Brintzenhoff, Lori Brooks, Robert W. Bruder, Troy L. Bucchin, Michael J. Burkhardt, Lee S. Christ, Peter D. Christman, Barbara Clay, Steven P. Cora, Suzette D. Dahl, Michelle L. Dalius, Eric J. Dellicker, Kevin W. Deppen, Chistopher Derr, Scott D. Donnelly, William C. Drabick, Scott S. Druckenmiller, Scott Everett, Kurt D. Fetterman, R. Brian Fisher, Anna Marie Fister, Susan D. Fluck, Scott D. Follweiler, Richard D. Fragnito, Frank A. Frantz, Matthew O. George, John C. Gledhill, Glenn E. Good, Brian K. Gracely, Burk R. Graybill, Thomas M. Gruber, Benjamin A. Hain, Tim J. Handwerk, Marci J. Hare, Kimberly R. Harper, Tammy S. Harris, Shannon M. Hendricks, Jeremy S. Herschitz, Anthony Hill, Katherine E. Hinkel, Melvin F. Holben, Craig L. Holgate, Tammi C. Hollister, Susan G. Hoppes, Lonnie J. Hughes, Regina M. Hunt, William J. Hunsicker, Robert D. Jacoby, Tamara J. Jarrouj, Denise M. Keitfer, James M. Kern, Shelly A. GRADE 7 is ' L o E. t - . -. K my N ,te-,E 4, 'F 3 - A XXX. K fiat 1 df: A ,.. My Q. i i f f ...L N Q 1 : Q 'H . x at Qt 1' X. ,if il , KEN Q 2- ':s.. 'UQ .i 5 F 'A g ' it . X r' GRADE 7 5, :A .. ?is..s slim. X .. Q ei ii ?xo- an X fx . , X r J 1 . S N' it X 3 is sl, Y' X js we .1 3 si.-im f. f -. 1 .t ..:l:E Kirchner, Kristen E. Kiser, Janet L. Kiser, Laura K. Kistler, Bradley A. Kistler, Greta L. Kistler, Robert Fl. Klein, Samuel Fi. Krum, Edwin A. Lang, Christopher J. Laxon, Dana A. Lazarus, Scott A. Leadingham, Edwin Leiby, Matthew L. Lick, Phyllis A. Lilley, Fiichard E. Lloyd, Holly J. Lloyd, Kenneth P. Loch, Loretta M. Long, Debbie K. McCauley, Kathleen McFarland, Shannon McLaughlin, Sharon Meyers, Andrew J. Miller, Scott D. Milot, Lisa M. Minnich, Edward S. Moralis, Erik M. Mordaunt, Timothy G Moser, Todd L. Moyer, Lance C. Muth, Brian C. Naugle, Michael S. Navarre, Michael C. Newhard, Barry L. Nicholas, Melissa Y. Olson, Eric J. Perry, Jennifer D. Pteitly, Angela M. Philip, Michelle L. Pierce, Kimberly D. Place, James D. Potter, Tamara L. Rauch, Taylor N. Rees, Dana Fl. Reppert, James L. Rex, Matthew J. Riegner, Michelle J. Flisavy, Allan Joseph Risavy, Mark D. Romig, Kellie L. Flomig, Scott M, Flothrock, Sherry A. Ruppert, Laverne D. Sadowski, John P. Saganowich, Daniel Schetfler, Daphne E. Schmidt, Dale D. Schmidt, Mark A. Schrawder, Craig J. Schwartz, David A. Schwartz, Marcia L. Seyfried, Stephanie Shaw, Beverly L. Shupp, Holly A. Smith, Jason A. Smith, Kevin L. Smith, Kevin M. Smith, Flichard J. Snyder, Donald J. Snyder, Gregory M. Snyder, Julie A. Snyder, Nora J. Stettler, Christy A. Stettler, Matthew B. Sulzer, Wade R. Takerer, Deanna L. Treese, Andrew J. Troxell, Thomas W. GRADE 7 ff r, 5 .1 X. 4 Nl V, 5- . , X r to lm, 4 L h,tf fi 4 ,,,. 7' L 'N We V VEA, , I 5 V fm We l' ' ' M ,cv ' dig w a. A. ,nl i l: A ge K . . ' l , , r il- 4' 2- M Qjti' f 1 5 , V quail 5 , :. .J N-D L. ,... es ff J . Qt , , gi I - 'N X 'f' 4 , L5 . A x . 2: , 'eg . fe x ' r few - lf-1 .A K. . 2-.5 GRADE 7 S Wi' '-we . K . L ti - :s ix ' . ,, ,gy . , - A LL'- . if vi- , li l ij., U ,L M ' 5 1 . X g r wf yn dl K ga. L s S x Ak 5 L i Varner, David C. Walko, Christine Wanamaker, Brian S Weiss, Tammy Ann Werley, Steven B. Wessner, James A. Wetzel, Karen L. Wieder, Chad E. Wiener, Matthew S. Wotring, Sandra Yost, Michael Late Pictures: Bleiler, Edward Brinkley, Patrick D. Brobst, Todd Brong, Robert Buffinger, Patricia Christman, Barry L. Delinger, Brian Fink, Randy Heffelfinger, Kelly Heiser, Heather A. Henry, Todd E. Kistler, Tracy L. Lloyd, Tina Miller, Lora Moore, Mark Schnur, Steven R. Shaus, Matthew L, W.. fhn 1 ,. , :+- 'Q'-f .M Ames, Michael L. Anderson, Virginia Arner, Susan E. Baer, Eric R. Bartholomew, Dena L. Baush, Susan D. Beidler, Dennis M. Belnoski, Robert L. Benyo, Gerald V. Bernhart, ,John L. Billig, Richard A. Bittner, Jennifer R. Black, Michael E. Bleiler, Susan J. Brazina, Crystal M. Breininger, Kay A. Breininger, Stephanie Brittenburg, Brian Brown, Robin Burkhardt, Diane R. Buss, Deborah C. Christ, Jeffrey E. Cirko, Derek S. Clark, Laura M. Costello, Kelly L. Cranmer, Todd D. Crawford, David R. Davidheiser, Denise DeHaven, Michele L. Dobranski, Michelle L. Dugan, Jennifer L. Englehart, Ann Marie Erkinger, Lori A. Fava, Darryl J. Fenstermacher, Christopher Figueroa, Erma E. Fisher, Brian K. Fisher, Michael R. Fraind, Denise A, French, Richard Fritch, Stacy J. Fryer, Donald L. Gambler, William L. Gardner, Joshua D, Gehringer, Todd R. Geiger, DeeDee S. Geiger, Gregory L. George, Eric R. Gross, Benjamin R. Haas, Peter A. Harrison, Stephen S. Hartman, Susan A. Heil, Sharon D. Heintzelman, Gregory L. Heintzelman, Michael J. Hemerly, Eric V. Henry, Steven C. Hlavac, George C. Holben, Larry K. Hughes, Renee D. Hunsicker, Kevin R. Jacoby, Michelle L. Johnson, Kendis L. gs GRADE 8 i lll 'fi . , w is Q .,... , f k-..g 1 V 1 . 6 . 2 qi sf- l F Xi e, F Qi FQ- was ' t,- . ' -' is gf if i X A T' x ..- un . 2 x. ei ' 5 L A 7, is ii . ik! he -f ll six . L W A , g . A gp, 5 M c A i - A 4-1, . . , E . S., K - s .4 , x .. .. gf,-,J is A sf-if s Rf .tl ii. 'stahl is i f fi .F i MMM' GRADE 8 M 1 a . A Vi , I fy 'SI' 'f ,yn I K WV? ..., all V. :I .,,,,i X an A , . .r w ,A i i ,fi u e . V. rd , H IIAA I ' 'F 4:7 :ffm .Cn '.':4. Kalb, Nancy J. Keiffer, Jeffrey M. Keichel, Dorothy M. Kelchner, Edward B. Kernrnerer, Michele L. Kern, Keith E. Knight, Peter H. Knittle, Dale M. Knittle, Dean J. Koch, Andrea C. Koch, Harvey W. Krasulak, Kristina M. Krauss, Karen E. Kressley, Carson L. Kristofik, Constance L. Kuhns, Guy J. Kunkel, Holly K. Langman, Jesse J. Leadingharn, Richard Ft, Leiby, David W. Leiser, Todd Ft. Lichtenvvalner, Matthew E Liebhardt, Steven D. Loch, Christopher M. Loch, Mark W. Major, Douglas M. Maley, James J. Mangold, Corey L. Martin, Gary L. McCann, David M. Melville, John M. Miller, Luke A. Minnich, Bryan B. Minnich, David C. Mintzer, Jeffrey S. Mintzer, Roger B, Molchany, Gregory A. Mordaunt, Todd J. Moyer, Leann J. Muth, Donna J. Naugle, Tammy L. Ortega, Kevin T. Patterson, Monica J. Peters, Bronson D. Petros, Tammy L. Pierce, Scott M, Potter, Debra L. Procoplo, Michael D. Rackley, Brian E. Ragnelli, Dina J. Rauch, David L. Rauch, Starr L. Reidenhour, Michele L. Reinbold, Denise L. Rex, Jeffrey S. Ritchie, Paul D. Roeder, Christine A. Rupert, Rita M, Schellhamer, Karen D. Schellhamer, Chris N. Schoeneberger, Mark Schrammel, Linda K. Seidel, Pamela M. Semmel, Lorie A. Senderowifz, Phillip N. Seyfried, Robert A. Seyler, Corey J. Shalbert, Anthony M. Shaw, Kelly L. Schnur, Michael R. Shook, Rodney L. Shreve, Robbin S. Shuey, Brian G. Silfies, Jodi E. Sittler, Amy J. Sittler, Benett N. Slough, Lisa A. Smith, Christine M. Smith, Haven E. Smith, Larry W. Snyder, Monica L. Snyder, Timothy L. Snyder, Toby L. Snyder, Walter H. Sutton, Brian K. Taylor, Daryl J. Trapp, Fiobin B. Trexler, Denise E. Trexler, Lewis P. Utsch, Jeffrey T. Utt, Kevin L. Walnock, Kristine J. Walters, Shiela K. Wassell, Peter G. Weaver, Melissa S. Wenhold, Christopher Fi Wenner, Annamaria Werley, Michael P. Wertman, Lance L. Wetzel, Sherry A. Windish, Holly L. Walback, Rebecca L. Yeakel, Lisa A. Yost, Jodi L. Zimmerman, Jeffrey P. Late Pictures: Christman, Scott Fluck, Flodney Frisch, John Guynn, Conway R. Hathaway, Mark E. Meitzler, Penny Morehouse, Bradley S. Ott, Kevin Phillips, Roxann Sacks, Lisa M. Shook, Dean H. Smith, William Snyder, Darrin Snyder, Jeffrey D. Yanek, John Arndt, Alan J. Bandel, Kimberly S. Barkman, Jeanne M. Bartholomew, David L. Behler, Terry M. Beltz, Stacey L. Bettler, Jane L, Bettler, David F. Black, Theodore M. Blue, Reginald V. Bobersky, Kelly L. Borgman, Michele E. Cameron, Michael J. Carls, Kristin B. Christman, Lori A. Comfort, Bernadette Culp, Kristin M. Dalrymple, Bruce L. Dietrich, Randy L. Doncsecz, Valerie A. Ehrets, Connie L. Engler, Kelley A. Fandl, Jeffrey Feinour, Chris D. Fisher, Christopher A. Fister, Kirk D. Genetti, Deanne M. Givens, Larry Hausman, Pamela S. Hausman, Tammy L. Hein, Wendy M. Henninger, Eugene C. Hernandez, Lewis Hill, Lonnie J. Hoch, Timothy P. Hoffner, Mark E. Hower, Robin L. Hughes, Colleen L. Hunsicker, Christopher S. Kain, Dean B. Karp, Tami C. Kemmerer, Brian S. Kessler, Darrin W. Kiser, Richard R. Kistler, Michael S. Kramer, Timothy P. Krepak, Steven A. Kuhns, Dwayne E. Levitsky, Janet Lewis, Stephen S. Longenderfer, Gretchen S. Major, Donna N, Martrich, Joell McCauley, Andrew M. Mengel, Michael D. Meyers, Heidi S. Miller, Valerie A. Milot, Rebecca L. Moyer, Daniel J. Moyer, Tami S. Moyer, Thomas A. Muth, Jennifer L. or X P A! -Q A 3. - .J A r -A. K GRADE9 ills 5, A 1 . r 9 7 i E .... N K . M ,Q K A s 4 P X f Nl? L K - 37 5 'Q is X ,- 1 it X W Q I ' ' T ' . L r i . f T . ft 5, A ix 5 'lx in My L. .Y GRADE 9 .ss :.' . :i. S L g ' L -QL K' ...QM . in Q is x .. . , is ' Q . QP, . X - if In A has i 1, 2 .- F ,M J J , Q Q we -n , - J 5 x '-.. 1 r- ' kik' . ir. . M' li .P 1 V V e ' A - A - t. Q5 e in x Q Q x z -A gt . A 3 f . rf . .t ., . 3 is - .X N 'mv Muth, Shawn R. Nester, Scott D. Newhard, Dean A. Ohl, Michael J. Ossiander, Joseph Padamonsky, George P Paul, Lisa M. Perich, Daniel M. Peters, Annette C. Pierce, Rhonda S. Ponicsan, Kevin J. Potter, Rebecca A. Rauscher, Frank L. Reinert, Kevin D. Renner, Lisa A. Rex, Pamela L. Rhoads, Alan T. Roman, Anthony M. Romig, Kenneth P. Roth, Timothy D. Santana, Dean Sassaman, Brenda Schlamb, Shellie L. Schlegei, Lori A. Schmidt, Bonnie E. Schmoyer, Jason W. Schrawder, Dean J. sq,,,.,a,, . ,ff ff, A ,M-ff Schultz, Dianna K. Schwartz, Keith A. Seibert, Amanda N. Sensinger, Wayne K. Serfass, Michele L. Shellhamer, Debra C. Shiftert, Thomas P. Shuey, Christopher Slough, Tracey M. Smith, Christopher M. Smith, Connie A. Smith, Tara M. Snyder, Karen L. Snyder, Kim S. Stangil, Terrence A. Stintsman, James G. Thompson, Scott G. Trapp, Jill S. Vennera, John P. Vierling, Bryon K. Wagner, Brian R. Wanamaker, Debra A. Wanamaker, Gail S. Way, Lawrence M. Wentz, Thomas C. Werkheiser, Jodi A. Werley, Evonne C. Werley, Jennifer S. Werley, Flobb A. Wessner, Pamela S. Whaling, Matthew K, White, Andrew J. White, Daniel W. Williams, Scott W. Williams, Susan J. Wisser, Joan A. Witman, Kurt P. Ziegler, Scott D. Zimmerman, Mark P. Late Pictures: Diehl, Dax A. Gaspar, Melissa J. Orehowsky, Jackie Oswald, Christine M. GRADE 9 k I ....f: he ki? . W WN-i QN L :isnt-+ GRADE 9 gs f S Oswald, Michael J. Reinert, Kimberly A Flello, Robert Snyder, Amy Minnich, Marsha Fllnger, Kevin A. Molchany, Bradley D Warner, Scott 6' W .- 'wwJL 353 5? Acker, Robert L. Anderson, Shawn M. Bachman, Melissa A. Bast, Michelle L. Bennecoff, Todd L. Betz, Lisa A. Betz, Michelle A. Bowman, Kim A. Bowman, Monica J. Bransky, Peter J. Brazina, Justine L. Brown, William A. Christ, John E. Cirko, MichellefA. Clause, Susan L. Conway, Jack J. Cook, Stuart A. Costagoliola, Jeannette Costello, Michael R. Dahl, Thomas L. Davitt, Jeffrey A. Delp, Doris M. Dengler, Ralph C. Derr, Ronald L. DiCataIdo, Robert J. Ehrets, Sherry L. Erkinger, Timothy M. Fatzinger, Donna P. Fenstermaker, Gayle E. Fisher, Paul C. Follweiler, Denise L. Follweiler, Wendy S. French, Denice M. Gambler, Dawn M. Geiger, Susan R. George, Sara J. Graybill, David J. Green, James D. Greenawalt, Scott R. Greiner, Jennifer A. Gruber, Seth H. Haas, Daniel K. Haas, Rebecca L. Handwerk, Timothy D. Harrison, Kathryn S. Hartman, Daniel J. Hartzell, Dale A. Hartzell, Darryl A. Hathaway, William G. Hausman, Scott A. Heard, Kim D. Heintzelman, Denise F. Heintzelman, Susan B. Hemerly, Denise C. Hemerly, Susan J. Hendricks, Lyndell B. Hohneck, Kathleen M. Hughes, Rita A. Johnson, Walter F. Kemmerer, Michael L. Kistler, Marla S. Kleppinger, Michael Koch, Lori A. GRADE 10 ik 5 6 3 Q X Q Q Q ii X l mia sr 3 I it A ff fft ,gm X . 0 -Q ? su. ...NN 'Q .S . - l X sa 'Cf 3 .5 Q 1 1 'fe A hair. i . R 5 9 me it if at . .,, J GRADE 10 a 3 2 if . . t, V, S+. 'Qi ! i Sw 1 'WM 5 R' lg 122 V I i A' Q . f l A ill fz LL , s e Q A SQQA. :-, I R it X :Y My S ex. gi Kocher, Jacquelyn C. Koons, Ruthann Krauss, William F. Leibonsperger, Teresa A Leiby, Gary A. Leiser, Jill B. Levitsky, Michael E. Lichtenwalner, Laura A. Lichtenwalner, Mark P. Mai, Byron K. Marazoff, Nicholas C. Marquardt, Lori J. Martin, Brian K. McCann, Michelle M, McCauley, James P. Metzger, Randy J. Milder, Michele L. Mitch, Danielle C. Morton, Timothy W. Murray, Lori P. Muttik, Richard l. Nelson, Michelle S. Newhard, Nancy M. Nielson, Keith R. Olson, Kristin M. Partington, Vanessa M. Patterson, Donna H, Pfeifly, Rhonda S. Phillips, Melissa M. Pierce, Rebecca E. Potter, Antoinette M. Rauch, Heidi J. Reed, Debra A. Rehrig, Michelle L. Reichard, Craig M. Reichard, Karen L. Reidenhour, Kenneth R. Reinert, Scott M. Reinhart, Richard H. Renninger, Aaron E. Rex, Alan L. Rex, Bryan K. Richards, Frederick R. Ritchie FranklinA Roth MarciJ Scherer Jason M Schmidt GeorgeD Schuessler, Kiera Shafer, William A. Shoemaker, Brian M. Shook, Tina M. Shupp, Robin L. Sittier, Amanda R. Stuber, Becky J. Smith, Janice M. Smith, Michael E. Smith, Patricia A. Smith, Scott W. Snyder, Candice S. Snyder, Holly A. Snyder, Lisa,C. Snyder, Randy S. Statkus, Richard B. Staudt, Cheryl K. Terefinko, Elizabeth A. Tipa, Paul Utt, Trevor Viliard, Phillip L. Waiko, Patricia L. Walnock, Robin M. Werley, Jeffrey S, Wolgemuth, Curtis L. Woodward, Pamela S. Yehl, Lori M. Yost, James F. Late Pictures: Myers, Yvonne R. Moyer, David A. Reinert, Brian L. Sittier, Kristen A. Simpson, Tim Kistler, Wayne McFarland, Steven J. Hill, John Reeves, Brian Russell, David Greenawalt, Scott H. Hathaway, William G. Heffellinger, Brian C. Hoppes, Brian GRADE 10 Q Y . I gi. -1 an-f-,Q is if .xc qv 4 4 All r Q - ai- iw-'S . Qi-.A S S 3 ts.. xi 3 .yi N E 3' . 'W iiyy i GRADE 10 Hunsicker, Wayne Landis, Richard S. Oswald, Stacey Pollock, Lisa B. Seganowich, Steven Snyder, Amy Yanek, Sherry .. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS - Mr. Roman and Mr. Lafferty 'Bu McCann CLASS OFFICERS - President, Lyndell Hendricks, Marcie Roth: Secretary, Michelle Betzg Treasurer, Andersch, Kimberly A. Anthony, Kim L, Arner, Cheree L. Bauer, Cindy E. Bear, Robin C Bennyhott, Anthony J Berk, William E Bieber, Christina D Billig, Floger R Borman, Valerie A Brawn, Joseph D Brintzenhoft, Corinne Y Brittenburg, Keith L Christman, Michelle L Christrnan, Sharon L Comfort, Harry B. Corman, Scotty L. Danner, Anthony W. DeLong, Karen M. Derr, Tammy F. Qi Dotterer, Neal W. Ehrets, Stephanie L. Engler, Brian K. Evangelista, Christopher W. Fox, Melisa A. Geiger, David P. Gerhart, Melinda J. Gier, Andrew M. Gledhill, Robert B. Gossy, Michele A. GRADE 11 wr-wt N-R, i AK... 'Q Gracely, Brett W, Harmon, Jeffrey S. Hartman, Sherry L. Hartman, William J. Heintzelman, Lawrence W Hemerly, Kerry L. Henninger, Oliver F. Hill, Anita D. Hosler, Mitchell D. Hottenstein, Bart A. Hottenstein, Bret A. Huber, Kevin H. Hughes, Lorie A. Hummel, Bernadine K. Keichel, Edward D, Kelchner, Timothy Fl. Kemmerer, Yvonne E. Kline, Robert C. Koenig, Gary W. Kostick, Melanie J. Krum, LeAnn M. Kunkel, Barbara A. Laudenslager, Brian T. Laxon, Dawn A. Littleford, Christopher K. Litzenberger, Benjamin I. Longenderfer, Matthew C. Mack, Brian K. Major, Scott A. Mangold, Gary D. 1982 SWEET!-IEAFRT DANCE ROW 1, Melisa Fox, Mary Hastings, Kathy Kistler, Cheryl Paul, Linda O'Donneii, Laura Parks, Chris Trout. ROW 2, Harry Comfort, Matthew Longenderfer, Tony Danner, Jeff Harmon, Woody Muth, Bret Gracely, Dennis Ossiander X R McCauley, John J. Miller, Deborah A. Mintzer, Denise K. Murray, Marcella S. Muth, Sherwood J. Muttik, Alice L. Navarre, Barry D. Nunweiler, Connie A. O'DonneII, Linda G. Olewine, Melissa A. Ossiander, Dennis W. Padamonsky, Lisa A. Parks, Laura E. Paul, Cheryl A. Peters, James J. Poandl, Suzanne M. Procopio, Karen L. Rauch, Dawn M. Rauch, Karen S. Rauscher, Joann M. Reichard, Keith J. Reinert, Scott D. Fieppert, Chris A. Roth, Karen Fi. Scherer, Trina L. Schrammel, Eric A. Smith, David A. Smith, Stephanie M. Smith, Tina L. Snyder, Bonnie GRADE 11 in wi. 5 ix xx. in-x 'R 0--x N-,L Snyder, Bruce E. Snyder, Tina K. Snyder, Trisha L. Steward, Candi A. Stopp, Ricky L. Treese, Philip L. Trout, Christine L. Troxell, . Kathleen D. Warke, Kathleen L. Wertman, Sloan S. Wessner, Bonnie E. Windish, Robin Wink, Sandra K. Witt, Richard J. Late Pictures: Behney, Dorothy M. Behney, Sally M. Bergstresser, Jon A. Dreher, Suzette M. Fe-nstermaker, Fred F Figueroa, Theresa Fink, Angela L. Kieser, Robert K. Kistler, Kathy L. Kunkel, Sherry A. Meitzler, Donna M. Mengel, Sharon L. Miller, Sharon L. Moore, Amanda J. Moser, Michael Reichard, Carleen E. Smith, Grace M. Werley, Glen A. We-ssner, George W. Wetzel, Donna Witt, Rodney J. GRADE 11 lffwwm ff.: fi JUNIOR and Bre 3313 BZ-if 1 , i t ra t , A ...A ., M i' , GRADE 11 CLASS OFFICERS - Chris Trout, Secretary: Stephanie Smith, Presidentg Laura Parks, Vice-President: Treasurer. at Ewa: I y , ir 1, 4 W H: ,MQ ,ir T ,,,, witty' K 4 x Q WWMH W, ,,..,,, . ,,, , JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS - Cathy McCullough and Carol Stirling. 151 f. , J.. Memories We reached for the stars, searched for knowledge, and waited for tomorrow's answers. Seeking shoulders to cry on and good times to share, we found teachers, friends, and nameless nobodies. We cherished our sacred hangouts and crazy times together. . . realizing there is a time and place for everything. And for the things we haven't yet done - we know we can always count on our tomorrows to bring the chances to us. ,QQ--fr W f ' f 5 1 1 f 1 ! ' X fl I1 i X l f 1 I f ,,X, r . X 'W I A I 1 ! Mfg g E 1,4 f 1 ffaff lf ' iff, gf 3 I v v I I I f S 5 P 5 l W M LJ f w x . t , 0 1 7 ' I I Q , Q QQ- I fk V ' If I Q f ij P y l g 7 X I 7 A ! EQ ' x X j 7 ,N 5 ff ' 1 ' Q g . 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GE5 51, 3 GE 7 l r DMZ 00 I a 165 N5Ni'lSbQ'l V THE NEW TRIPCLI NATIDNAL Your Full Service Bank Checking and Savings Accounts Farm and Commercial Loans Personal Loans Phone 298-8811 New Tripoli Pa 1327 QZL' jjfTQ3'f' if AUTO Safe Final'lCil'lg Deposlt Member FDIC 503195 162 l Compliments of ALPUQ PET FCODS L GPete1'5 cB1'o,5. i L-7VIeq,t 'i GILBERT F. KELLER - Cynqfkqf - AND SON FUNERAL HOME li 20 North Church St. Fogelsville, Penna. 18051 lRt. 22 and 100i Phone: 1215, 395-1652 BECHTEI-'S Directors: Gilbert F. Keller Gilbert F. Keller, Jr. 302 Main St. Slatington, PA Phone 767 4121 F o r Phone 767 ezaa ree e :very Emergency Prescription Service Good Luck Class of '83 PARKLAND BINDERY, INC. 2232 Walbert Avenue Allentown, Pa. 18104 K E M N Phone: 215-433-6153 RENTSCHLER'S BAKERY, R.D.ii1 New Tripoli, Pa. ' 245 E. Walnut St. Phone: 683-3506 Kutztown, Pa. 19530 Marlo Sotteners Well-X-Trol Tanks Jacuzzi PHILLIPS FEED SERVICE. Authorized IN C I Dealer Germansville, Penna. 18053 a Phone: 767-3819 Purina Chows and Pet Foods Coal and Wood Stoves Box 120, Rt. 2 Good Luck to the Class of '83 Orefiem' Pa' 18069 Dale H. Everett, Owner Phone: t215l 395-6497 Congratulations From GALIO'S MARKET 81 BEVERAGE All Lottery Games 43 Walnut Street Slatington, PA 18080 Phone: 767-2092 P If . J EXTRA RICH MILK The Dairy in the Park 13th and Green Streets Allentown, Pa. 18102 , NEwToN AuTo WERLEY S BODY, INC STORE Bear Frame OREFIELD, PA Straightenlng Bear Wheel Alignment Dynamic Wheel The Well-Informed Choose: Balancing NOFITHWESTERN Body and Refinishing MUTUAL Free Estimates LIFE INSURANCE PHONE: Wayne A. Frey, Special Agent 395-4815 OI' 398 2472 Ge'Qhan: 2g5P5'gQ:053 gsville?:A 1 o 1 Notary Publ CLARABELLE M. DEEEEER K Orefield, Pa Phone: 395-6520 GARAGE, INC. New and Used Cars GORDON T- KUNTZ Late Model Used Parts 3, SCN RD 112, Oretield, PA slazingmn, PA 767 aoaz 395-2482 Compliments GOODWILL FIRE C0 H11 INC Germansville A BLOSE'S MARKET GENERAL MERCHANDISE ALBRIGHT'S MILL - GENERAL STORE Kempton, Pa. 19529 Phone: 756-6022 - 756-6101 Feed, Grain, Fertilizer, Seeds G Drying Service Ronald R. and Dale B. Wessner Props. SLATINGTON BICYCLE R.D. 413 Along 309 CENTER New Tripoli, PA. 18066 phone Bicycle Sales, Service CI A ' 42159 298-2003 2-,'lhwif.T.ef'TilZZ Bruce Blose l215l 767-4198 Proprietor 255 Main St. Slatington, Pa. 18080 JOHN F KELLER HAMMIS FUNERAL HOME DRIVE-IN New Tripoli, Pe. 18066 To Suit Your Taste Phone: 2984915 R.D. nz New Tripoli Pe.1aoee Ph0l1e: 298-2290 ff PHILLIPS FEED SERVICE. Fl 1 if Germansville, Penna. 18053 ' I Phone: 161-3819 ' P ' Ch dPlF a .Q u'::a..::i::.S:..::S Good Luck to the Class of '83 rr r '5 49' E '55 M f f! V ' f I It x if 3: 5 www. kif,,v?Aa The world you studied about yesterday is not the same today. Learn and grow with your world every day read a newspaper. TH E MORNI CALL yffzffflkff Compliments ot PARIS NECKWEAR CO., INC. Walnutport, PA 18088 Serving a Complete German-American Menu A . Specialties Fzlfritgrs 0 Wienerschnitzel - Steaks 0 Sauerbraten - Chops - Wursts - Seatood GEORGE Y. BRUBAKER, INC. Complete Home Heating Service variety of cms Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Oil Burners and L? ff ' , Service A P ' Hun re so teins 65 Willow St. Kutztown, Pa. Phone: 683-7366 Open Daily - Located on Rt. 309 4341775 North New Tripoli atop the Scenic Blue Mountains ' For Reservations Call: 717-386-2487 THE H U B CE RAM ICS PETER'S AUTO -3 Instruction - Gitts S E C E Firing - Greenware . . . . Jct. 309 and 143 Cvlllswn R9P3'f f9 I New Tripoli, Pa. 18066 Auto and Truck Refinishing Phone Undercoating - Steam '215'298'870' Cleaning Towing and Rollback Service PHILLIPS FEED Phone: 285-6407 nnzuevrrripoli SERVICE, INC, . Germansville, Penna. 18053 Congratulations -hon-161-3819 Purina Chows and Pet Foods B a n' Coal and Wood Stoves Congratulations Class ot 1983 V '--- 4- C. J. WONSIDLER BROS. Sell Farm Lawn and Garden Equipment RD. H2 New Tripoli, Pa. 18066 Phone 42151 767-761 1 RENTSCHLER'S BAKERY HEINTZELM AN 245 East walnut sa. Kutztown, Pa. 19530 F U N ERAL H Q M E Phone: sas-3506 54 Summit Road Schnecksville, Penna. 18078 NEFF'S PHOIIBZ 12151799-3125 Directors: Richard A H intzelm SQ-Z- LA R b tB Heint l ,Vs rf:-... ,, s f' X ' 'S' eil L 'fl I gL 8 3257 Main St. Nefls, Pa. 18065 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Let Us Smash Your Trash DAVID K. CHRISTMAN Septic Tanks Emptied 285-6321 683-6885 RD H2 Box 251 Kutztown, Pa. CCNGFIATULATIONS, GRADUATES THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF SLATINGTCN Slatington, PA 18080 Member, F.D.I.C. KERRY HAUSMAN SANITATION SERVICE R.D. H1 Box 283A Germdnsville PA 18053 V ' '5 PhOI1e 767 1031 W N! I R d i I C I ommercia BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 ROMIG'S MILK From TRANSPORT R.D. 112 New Tripoli gf! if? -- My l Phone: may 285-6919 f'-':'4?'3t,,Q, 'f N R S vp-L 5 Y-g37v'1-f -R T 3' fsf ig i' W -Hwwfw L - Q ,QZ2f--?2 -T' Ny 3?2rTQE5-ig D2 f2flf5?f'J 1 T T , M F HANDWERK A RMS ,Q 1 '4 v' 4 z ,- - 2 3.1: 25. f - y i .5 v '- - - , - Q--' Best of Luck to the 1983 Graduates! Colleite Derr pretending to play the clarinet. Richard Simmons. . . Eat your heart out! I'II get that fly yet!! Hang It up' awp WALNUTPORT AUTO PARTS, INC. 123 Main St., Walnutport 767-381 1 767-3836 CARBON COUNTY AUTO PARTS R 443 Lehighton 377-6330 377-6331 When the Name ls NAPA the Standard Is Quality PATRON LIST Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Fister Tina Downtown Bieber Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hamm Karen Frey Dennis and Wanda Sandie Handwerk Mr. and Mrs. Terry Koenig Mr. Kemmerer I Love My Dodgers!!! Katrina Marie Garvey Gary and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brazina and Family Bozo and Casper Bestest Friends Fensty and Marci Lori Cser Melisa and Robin Bestest Buddies Forever Carole and John Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Frey David and Lisa Bambi and Thumper Forest Friends Forever K.S.C. Majoretteslll Mr. and Mrs. George Weida Tim and Collette Laurell and Hardy THE 1983 YEARBOOK STAFF Each member of the 1983 Northwestern Yearbook Staff shown on the following two pages have deliberately provoked a crisis. They have been accused of loitering the halls, disrupting classes, alarming dedicated secretaries, ruffling quiet library sessions, kidnapping innocent bystanders and forcing them to get their mugshots and prints taken, shooting everything in sight, remaining at the scene of the scandal falias Northwesternl pretending not to be working fcausing trouble for the janitorsl, and, most of all, for enjoying to take part in these shrewd misdemeanors otherwise noted as disorderly conduct. There is even evidence of the accused having in their possession odd weapons such as croppers, grease pencils, and a stamp, and also of using last-year's year- books as their protection against the unknown. Since most of the staff is consisted ot Seniors, and the remaining percentage are known troublemakers as well, the verdict is Guilty-As- Charged. But, thanks to the defender, Mr. Gary Phillips, the persons under suspicion will be held for questioning and then discharged. if 5 S fi Defender. Mr. Gary Phillips Charges: Advisor Ili, Names: Robin Handwerk, Sue Hemerly Charges: Producing the Sports Section then tripping over their feet. 174 V El ,,wfii ,Hlf 5 lf V ,,,,l 4 I vi. , ,ig:5e,e it I , . , -'iiiv ' , , , , ,2,Z ' iv if f + in wr 'Z n 4 ' 1, ,tl A Q A f i f NW , 1 i! 'VJ 1 A311 2 -ff ' 'Q L f i 1 A , J I Y ' 'L 5 ' sv, 2 ' i , ' 14, f . mf' W., , fig f, A t Name: Paige Harrison Charges: Introducing and Closing the Yearbook and giggling too much. ' rgi fr :rv f f ,f f ' - .' ....i.Jf i Name: Lynette Jones Charges: Being Editor, completing the Academics and Administration Sec- tions, and for setting tacks all the plan at . vp' Q f Names: Katrina Christman, Karen Frey eating the Senior Section and causing a rulfus fKaren also found doing and he Assistant E ' Charges: Cr the Divisio ditorl . afzgi V Www Names: Lucy Rex, Vicki Flagnelli ,atm Charges: Conducting the Music Section and not having even heard of Lawrence Welk. 3 .e-.,,,, Q W 'f ' f. . - , s: : .sei-is-', , ' 1.5- if ' Names: Cheryl Kostick, Suzette Dreher Charges: Finishing the Student Life Section and not getting enough sleep. X31 JE ni Xi fe.. Wm E 1 . . ii Q W I it,, 1' ,.......,. etttt , .Mg 5 P Name: Ann Takacs Charges: Producing the Academic Section and asking too many questions, ,IA g . Sf' .. V V W 1 'jr X Q? it 4 Names: Caroli Moyer, Jamie Yeager it ' i x ul A Charges: Producing the Faculty Section and flirting with teachers. Name: Suzanne Hess Charges: Typing and not using the paper bale scale. ,ri i - wh I ip . is y QPQ v ggg . f h I ' .. , km i 1 Li Rh-K ,A .. , 4 V . . I xg :dk -. i , g ff- ' 15 is K n g I I 'ry' s Wanda Sensinger Creating the Vo-Tech Section and atecher. Names: Kelly Hughes, Charlene Lenhart, Stacy Williams Charges: Taking care of Subscriptions and Sales and taking off with the money. Runaway: Valerie Koch Charges: Finishing the Advertisements Section and refusing to get her picture taken. Name: Corrine Brintzenhoff Charges: Completing the Underclassmen Sec- tion and being a Russian spy. New if--1 ,Rigs Name: Greg French Charges: Taking pictures himself. - too many of Letter from the Editor: To the Header: As Editor of the 1983 Northwestern Lehigh High School Year- book Staff, I hope that our stalf has successfully covered the 1982-83 school year. We created this book for you with hopes that it will be cherished in the years to come, Reverie is a collec- tion ol pictures and words which bring back all the special memories shared by all students. The missing ingredient is you, the reader, to make all our pictures talk and come alive again. This year at NHS was successful in some areas. Although our athletic scores are not always the greatest, they still gained much recognition to our school. We may have not won all the games, but what counts is that we tried, we cried, we fought, and all together as one, we experienced. Even though we may not be the best. we can sure give it a try by showing our Tiger spirit and being proud ol our name We must strive together, as one unit to meet all challengesg by having pride and confidence in ourselves, this goal will be easily completed. Being Editor of this yearbook was a very valuable experience for me, something that is not easily forgotten. Yearbook is not an easy job like everyone thinks it is, but it requires time, work, pa- tience, and ellort. People on a yearbook stall usually do not ree quire much recognition by the student body, rather they receive criticism. You rarely hear someone say, The yearbook really looks nice. Instead, you usually hear complaints like, This name isn't spelled right or That's not his name or Why did they have to put that picture in? There are many concerned students behind the scene that devote many hours of tedious work into producing the yearbook. I would like to show my appreciation to these people: To Mr. Gary Phillips, the Advisor. To Karen Frey, my aocomplicewho calmed me down when l was ready to scream when something went wrong. Thanks to the entire stalf for putting up with me. I also would like to extend a note ol thanks to all the teachers for their cooperation with us throughout the year Although this year has come to an end, may you always keep in mind this exciting year at NHSQ and what a lun-lilled year it was! Sincerely. 'l75 we The 1983 Northwestern Yearbook Staff would like to express our appreciation to the people who made this book possible: Mr. Gary E. Phillips for his time and effortg Ed Patrick, Yearbook Representative of Taylor Publishing Company for their help in the publication of our yearbookg Memory Houseg l-larwick Photographyg and, most of all, the student body and teachers. This book belongs to: Name Address ln Memory Of I JEFFREY ROBERT DAUM and KEVIN ALAN OESTERREICH Those we hold most dear never truly leave us ...... th ey live on in the kindness they showed, the comfort they shared and the love they brought into our lives. - lsa bel Norton - God hath not promised skies always blue, Flo wer-stre wn pa th ways all our lives through, God hath not promised sun without rain, day without sorrow, peace without pain. But God hath promised strength for the day, Rest for the la bor, light for the way, Grace for the trials, help from above, Unfailing sympathy, undying love Who we shared many happy occasions and very special moments with. No matter if they are here physically or not, their presence will be felt in our every- day lives. We will remember Kevin by visualizing his face getting bright red when he was embarrassed, it took him at least five minutes to cool back down. Remember how he always had those funny, smart remarks to say to whatever someone said. Kevin used to complain all the time about anything and everything. Jeff always seemed to be in the library instead of in class. He was known for saying, l'm impressed! and You'll get over it! He considered everyone his good buddy. Jeff was always a good natured' guy and hated when he got stabbed in the back. 4,591 -,, . -. .MQ Mi -Q, . ,MQ .As Q'?WfUf?JWW9i' K 1 fi?-'ffffm-if? X4 S fs A wm.u,+fge55,,,sgfrff,fkf 1 hifi www- ww .vu w pa, 3 444- gV.,a?.J.7 ...,,g.'h'W U'c..i.Ld. 1 1 6 H:-L , . I lbk J W4