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

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Involvement on a team gave one a chance to accomplish his goals meet new people, and most of all get into the purple and white school spirit. Niles North was filled with a sense of pride and involve- ment. Lisa Alvarez, a junior, stated, “The clubs and activities I attend give me a sense of school spirit. Our school is a combination of all kinds of people from all different back- grounds. who are able to share mutal interests and support in our school. “Involvement in team activities ac- complishes personal goals and builds the reputation of Niles North, commented one student. Senior Wendy Chung stated,“Being on the varsity volleyball team not only relaxes me, but excites me with a sense of pride and school spirit. Anne Schenk, another proud stu- dent said, “Track gives me a sense of school spirit as well as belonging to a ‘family.’ Being on a team was not restricted to athletics. Project Lead. Art Club, Auroris, and Homecoming were just a few of the spirited activities which made it easier to get in- volved. Project Lead acquainted the incom mg Freshmen with the building and gave them confidence and support. “ Our goal is to give the new stu- dents the opportunity to know our school and to meet new people. I really enjoy being on Project Lead. It took a lot to get it all together and I think it was a big success, remarked Debbie Torres. The Art Club expressed their spirit by designing a mural depicting a lunch break at our school. Their mural brightened up the west cafe- teria considerably. Auroris was a club in which one could experience and experiment with new dance steps, a club in which one could get involved. “To- getherness is what unites us. With- out togetherness and cooperation, we would not have been able to accomplish anything,” comented Karen Cedeno. The Homecoming Parade was a colorful event. Many students used their talents to create a collage of colors. The floats were built ac- cording to the theme “Hunt the Hawks and our swinging Vikings did their best to advertise our school spirit. Clubs and activities allow you the opportunity to set goals, and use your talents to achieve them. Let your spirit soar, and get involved! Tanya Schensema Matthew Feldman, Joeseph Sternberg. Marta Streeps, and Alnsa Jacobson playing as part of the band at the graduation cere mony 10 - VIKING PRIDE Steven Berger. Ian Silverman. Ernesto Paras, and Grorranni Restrepo take a break by the Art Clubs Mural before going back to the dance floor during the bash

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Hectic days were not uncommon Before class. Bari Blank relaxes ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT - 9

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 Stretching out before a tong. hard, practice, the Auroris team gets ready to start their workout Meeting m Viking Hall was a routine part o! the day for many students Bret Balonick. Steven Senter. Vivian Couret. Neteba Mont- gomery. and Jennifer Apfel wait for their classmates near the end of their lunch pen od. Debra Bernstein tests the new physical fit- ness trail, while Lisa Klein. Anne Schenk. Sandy Zupancic. and Tracy Muskai learn the exercise being performed Each day of Homecoming week, a different theme is celebrated. Avani Patel. Agape Varnasisis. Theodora Kamaratos. and Peter Tschurtz check out the Fifties and the Change About windows on their way to gym class TEAM SPIRIT — 11