North Olmsted High School - Nohian Yearbook (North Olmsted, OH)

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Vocazfzbmzl Club ORGANIZATION HE North Olmsted High School Vocational Club was started five years ago with only a few members. It has grown until todayit has over 75 members. Mr. Seaman, the advlsor has built our club's program around the vocational interests of the JLITIIOIS and seniors Meetings are held once a month IU the evenings usually with regular business fol lowed by a speaker talking to the club on some vocatlon One of the club s aCtlV1tleS rs to organize and build monthly spotllghts These ln vestlgate and display a different vocation each time and are an effective method of showing the students what each type of job is like HOMECOMING WO years ago the first homecoming was held This big event consists of a dinner an mteresung program anda dance all in honor of North Olmsted s graduates in college who come to the school from thelr respective colleges This year another homecoming will be held on April 1 and 2 The members are going all out to make this one the best ever a....5fw IUNIORS ROW ONE K Kozelka A Dobsha JBresky C Dufala E Kluever M Hehs I Sotak N Ehmnger S Scharfettor ROW TWO P Rhome C Poscik J Rooney A Repko P Nichol G Huber R Dahn P Moran J Fox ROW THREE K Helt M Marwuz E Marun B Kamp P Polcha M Shoemaker H Hart D Calmer ROW FOUR M Morgan M Vogley I Holm J Davidson ROW FIVE E Squire S Rees P Neild N Noms G Scheeff P Jenkins 40 . X ,,:' , ' C701 ' ' . ' ' - I-for , , . . . . , ' W . . . . ,- , . . , . . , , ' . 1 .,, ' .'f 5 I VQ. 5 0 , Q Q :Q-:+V I . A f P3 tg , y 2 , - 4. . XA - 4' '-A I .. , - 4 , x my V fr 'W f X 1 , - , -. 2 , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . V . . - 4 : . ' . - . - ' . - ' . . . - f

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KW Cfub ROW ONE J Wentworth B Sweet R Bowers D Helbert V Pres I Onng Pres D Mattson Sec F Herr Treas D Butler J Kovachy B Galen ROW TWO Mr Thompson AdV1SOI T Boyce A Plain D Kuschel I Kunde J Grady R Boss D Hlavaty E Heldenrexch D Pauly C Benns EY Club IS open to all boys ln grades 10 to 12 This year the1r theme for the year was Fxght Vandallsm and juvenile Delmquency Fffemb Club ROW ONE L Saumer A Plam Mrs Delmck D Kuschel L DuChez ROW TWO L Cutler B Kamp K Hell M Vogley K Kozelka M Morgan I Knson G Petkash P Nleld L Luben J Kunde N Horstemxer J Fox N Callaway H Hart J Hopple 39 2 - . - . . . - . - .:. . .: . . .: . . .: . - . - - 2 - . : - . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . . . . . ,, I . , . , . , . , . . Z . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . . . , . , . . . , . . . , . , . .

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Vomfzomzf Club .r xg-1 -a ge as .5 ,, f..,a 5 SENIORS AND OFFICERS ROW ONE L Ondo Sec IKimde V Pres Mr Seaman Advisor F Herr Pres B Lenga Treas ROW TWO A Borosh F Fisher G Petkash J Kitson E Hackel I Albright J McNab ROW THREE L DuChez J Smith M Prokasy J Hopple D Beckett L Mociolek L Saumer T Franklin ROW FOUR D Kuschel J Torrance W Penn N Kammiller H Moomey D Mattson B Malchus L Blckford TOURS VERY year the Vocational Club members go on one major tour. These tours alternate between Greenfield Village, in Dearbom, Michigan, and the state hospital at Colum- bus. Every year the entire club also takes one day to visit an Ohio college. On these trips the students tour the campus and visit the classes. Smaller groups of clubmembers may visit colleges oftheir choice or take in events which have to do with their fields ofinterest. 41