Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Encourage N.V. Students ' Careers Clef Dwellers is a club that assists the mu- sic department in all it needs. Students who know anything about music or have some interest in music are encouraged to join. One of the Clef Dwellers ' responsibilities of the year was to put on the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Also to add to the excitement of the dance, this year the Clef Dwellers and the Pep Unit joined together to make a new Sadie ' s Sweetheart Court for all eligible senior men on campus. N.V.T.V. stands for the Morthview Televi- sion Club. In this club students learn how to handle and use the different equipment that is operated in many of the behind the scenes activities at television studios. This club also helped many of the teachers and coaches during the year by video-taping sports, speeches, and other special activities. Club members were able to experiment with the new techniques that Mr. Rich DeRosa, their advisor, taught them. Tom Stevens explains to V. V. T V some of the new filming techniques he learned. S N V T V FRONT ROW: Steve Vandevelde. Mark Hilton. Dan Rodn guez, SECOND ROW: Louis Alva. Tony Dinisi BACK ROW John Weppler. Tom Stevens. John Kuntzd. Al Na varro, Derek Simpson. N.V.T.V. 57

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N.V.T.V., Clef Dwellers 74 ll£S ' -•:n,01 ;5 1) Vl t ■rJiii OT u } ' Eeva Chiara answers Chantell Krumme ' s question about their new fundraiser. CLEF DWELLERS FRONT ROW: Kim Taylor, Rick Gonzales. Eeva Dietrich, Susan Haines, Chantell Krumme, Cheryl Ber David Ahl looks at his notes before con- Chiara, Charlotte Roddy, SECOND ROW: Ricky Koen ry BACK ROW. Kern Kemp, Tom Stevens, Bill Clark. tinuing his speech for N. V. T. V. igseder, Stefanie Chamberlain, Cindy White. Cheryl i m

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ASB Opens Doors To Student Involve Achieving enthusiasm throughout the year, the A. SB. officers, President Ken Lane, Vice- President Bob Maulucci, Secretary Chuck Beck, Treasurer Chrissy Hernandez, Commis sioner of Publicity Ricky Gonzales, Commis sioner of Rallies and Assemblies Maricar De Guzman, Commissioner of Special Events Su zanne Perrone and Commissioner of Organize tions Maria Anonas succeeded in their goal for greater student involvement. Many after school hours were spent orga nizing activities and discussing previous ones. Their weekly meetings were held before school on Wednesdays, usually beginning at 7:15 a.m. Meetings were conducted by the president, who would ask each member to give a report on how his or her committee was progressing. Before the beginning of school, the Associ- ated Student Body was given a specified bud- get. With this money, ASB. sponsored Spirit Week, tournaments, Homecoming activities, dances, courts, rallies and assemblies. To meet any additional cost, A. SB. charged ad- mission to some athletic games and encour- aged students to buy A.S.B. cards, which saved them money in the long run. ' ■ !».. VicePresident Bob Maulucci. Treasurer Chrissy Hernandez. President Ken Lane. Secretary Chuck Beck Commissioner Ricky Gonzales looks over new publicity ideas. 58 ASB