Niles Township High School North - Saga Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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Student Congress Sponsors Fair Honor Society Raises Requirements The Activities Fair that was sponsored by the Student Congress, enabled students to get a first hand look at what the school organizations had to offer. Also this year, the Studenl Congress held an auction. This year's auction proved very profitable because of the many student and teacher do- nations. said Jennifer Cleary, Congress member. The Student Congress has gotten more activities accom- plished this year because of the great co-operation by the administration. said Secre- tary. Maureen Eisenberg. The National Honor Society was comprised of students that maintained a high achievement average, while participating in extra-curricular activities. This year the requirements were increased, to the dismay of some students. According to Mitchell Bern- sen. senior, If I had been in- formed about the raising of the requirements, it might have made a difference whether or not I got in. (FROM UPPER LEFT CLOCKWISE) Mau- reen Eisenberg, Ricky Levin (Presi- dent Jennifer Cleary, and Mitch Ru- bin deploy an item up for bid Members of the National Honor Society are (TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) David Lebo- vitz. Dan Lewis. Steve ken. David Copeland. Gerald Kost. Mark Sybil. Mies Eienby. Eric DeJonge. Howard Sutker. Mke Wagner. Barry Rabin, Dan Tepper. (THPD ROW) Wendy Connell. Howard Aizenstem. M Kommsky. Ste- ven Schraiber. Dawn Weiss. Jackie Lamg. Lnda Huesen. Miriam Bleadon. Shan Nusmson. Franae Bergman. Jor- dan Wereten. James Moy. Steve Her- 22

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The Varsity Cheer- leaders for 1981-1982 included 10 seniors and 5 juniors. They cheered at football, basketball, and soccer games throughout the year They raised money by selling popcorn, candy bars, and pop. During the summer, they at- tended an NCA Cheerleading Camp held at Illinois State Uni- versity in Normal, Illinois. At camp they re- ceived several ribbons; a super squad award; and the Spirit Stick which was given to squads showing “excessive spirit and pep. ''Cheerleading this year has been reward- ing for all of us, stated Geri Donenberg, Co- Captain of Varsity Cheerleading. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Varsity Cheerleaders pep up the crowds during a game at Mundelein High School; During a time out, the cheerleaders kept the spirit going. Senior Pauline Levy practices a cheer for the upcoming game; (LEFT TO RIGHT) Varsity Cheer- leaders include Lauro Mozin. Stacy Gerber. Geri Donen- berg, Stephanie Ross, Doris Moy. Pauline Levy. Diana Chin. Chris Capobianco, Jackie Gilbert, Allison Leiber- man. Suzanne Meister, Caro- lyrm Bergen. Linda Wagner. Gail Pivar. and Jill Gilbert; Cheerleaders show their spirit at the Homecoming Pep As- sembly; Junior Laura Mozin does a jump at the comple- tion of a basket by the Vi- kings; Wet pavement doesn't dampen the spirits of the cheerleaders as they cheer the Vikings on to vic- tory 24 Award Winning Cheerleaders Show