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

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Half time entertain- ment at games this year was performed by the Niles North Vi- kettes. The twenty- seven member squad included nineteen new members. To prepare for their musical rou- tines, the Vikettes practiced 3 times a week for a total of 9 hours. During the sum- mer they attended Badgerette Camp in Rockford, Illinois. They received a trophy for their originality routine; a spirit board; and a trophy for their overall performance. I think we had a great season. com- mented Amy Saltz- man, Co-Captain of Vikettes. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Vikettes perform a rou- tine cfcjring holt time. The Vi- kettes get set for the start of their routine. Captains in- clude Amy Saltzman and Nancy Sugarman; The Blues Brothers perform at the Homecoming Game. (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Vikettes include Jody Garland, Jamie Hoffman. Linda Doody. Sheryl Green. Wendy Heiman. and Lor. Gutman. (FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Dana Gitler. Debbie Hann. Francie Berg- man. Chris Sushinski. Laura Brown. And Jackie Kurtz; (THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Jung Kho. Debbi Rubenstein. Marci Sirota. Ruth Baechle, Beth Rezwin. And Jodte Co- hen. (SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Janice Kramer. Susie Thompkns. Michelle Karin. Carol Chausow, Lorrie Green, and Katie Gauer. (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Amy Saltzman and Nancy Sugarman. Vikettes smile and do a routine, the Vi- kettes' kickline demonstrates their great skill and ability 28

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Choral Groups Entertain At Festivals Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Anderson, Niles North's choral director, students par- ticipate in concerts and pro- ductions throughout the school year. Although Mr. Anderson wishes to recruit more music students, he said. We're ac- tive for our size and offer many or more programs than most high schools in the country.'' In selecting music Mr. An- derson takes into consider- ation the size of his group, the number of sopranos, altos, ten- ors. and bases, and what his students like or dislike. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Mr. An- derson conducts the choir; Tim Hoff- man, Wendy Cannell, and Brad Dorf- man practice. Members of the Cham- ber Choir are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Sally Graf. Jim Casper. Jeff West. Barry Rocklin. Matthew Silver. Jett Max. Tim Casper. Jay Stern. Rich Brooderson. Jeff Sumner. Peggy Graff. Michelle Davis. (TURD ROW) Rena Ma- in. Mmam Reich. Julie Sommers. Virgin- ia Bischoff. Jodi HeHer. Lisa Biumberg. Janice Angelaccio. Cathy Klaskin. Wendy Cannell. Maureen Scanlon. So- phie Papadopolous. Sharon Werner. (SECOND ROW) Paula Son. Wendy Cantrell. Dene Silver. Kathy Dali. Debbie Sc human. Cynthia Sadkin. Ronnee Waiens. Julie Stern. Iiene Schneider, Susan Shreeman; (FRONT ROW) Karen Singer. Lydia Mila. Arrienne Lezak. Members of the Choral Union are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Faryl Si- mon. Andrea Utschen. Scott Kely. Ricky Aderman. Tim Hoffman. Nathan Weiss. Brad Dorf man, John Dak as. Re- nee Careb. Aviva Brandt. (M0DLE ROW) Susan Block. Ilyce Lavin. Robin Olken. Nancy Kring. Stella Trepetin. Maureen Shanahan. Mimi Schweet. Sharona Radich. (FRONT ROW) Beth Windmifler. mah Choi. Chmg Lee. Felise Chernoff. Karen Solomon. Mixed Chor- uses perform