North Hills High School - Norhian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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JON SHOWE Presidenf Ll NDA H U NTER Secrera ry SPONSORS Mrs. Lacy, Mr. Boggio ' CJQaasCabmt 6 1. JACK SABINA Vice-Presidenf 1 . n S-L5 !S'W'Wfw, W V L. 'ii 5 F6416 LINDA SCOTT Treasurer 1 fi? flg th

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Norfh l-lills will long remember fhe Class of '63, and as we fhinlc of fhe friends we have made here, we are assured fhaf our memories of our Alma lvlafer will never die. Blue and gold beanies remind us of our sophomore year when we chose our class colors. During fhaf year we became reeacguainfed wifh many people we hadn'f seen since sevenfh grade. We chose lvlrs. Lacy and Mr. Boggio as our class sponsors, and our officers were Bob Domlce, Nancy Cooper, Joe lvlancuso, Sandy Schindel, and Jeanne Bachman. Our firsf acfivify was a Winfer Fanfasy in Swifzerland, buf our acfivify af Bellevue Park felf more like fhe slci slopes fhan a spring picnic. ln our iunior year we again chose Bob Domlce as our presidenf. Our ofher officers were Linda Scoff, Joe lvlancuso, Sandy Schindel, and Janef lvlaffhews. The firsf iunior acfivify was fhe Fall Follies af fhe Norfh Park Lodge. Then came fhe excifing day when we re- ceived our class rings. We also enjoyed fhe iunior class play, Our l-learfs Were Young and Gay. Wifh An Evening in Paris as our fheme, we worlced for several monfhs fo presenf an enioyable prom fo fhe Class of l62. Wifh fhe coming of Senior Day and our mums and picfures, we began fo realize fhaf we had less fhan a year leff af Norfh l-lills. We elecfed Jon Showe, Jaclc Sabina, Linda Scoff, and Linda l-lunfer as our officers. l'Spring Nighr' was presenfed as our senior class play, and our firsf acfivify, fhe Senior Olympics, was held soon afferward. We will never forgef fhe Senior Dinner Dance or fhe Junior-Senior Game, buf we will remem- ber commencemenf mosf of all. Affer graduafion we will each live a clifferenf life, buf we have all been in fluenced by our years af Norfh Hills, and we will al- ways remember fhe Class of '63. Row I-lvlr. Boggio, P, Werner, L. l-lunfer, L. Kern. L. Soff, J. Maffhews, J. Schindler, B. Beer, Mrs. Lacy, P. Fox. Row 2--P. Thompson, J, Sabina, l-l. Pender, B. Dell J. Hughes J. Showe,

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- 1962 K. Aippersbach D. Albrechl C, Alimena KATHLEEN G. AIPPERSBACH Ka+hy' Kaihy, a girl wilh a wonclerlul way, Whelher Typing or singing, she was really okay. Bowling Club 2, 3-Capfain 2: Chapel Choir 33 Chorus I, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Norhian 2, 3-Typing Edi- lor 31 Sludeni' Governmenf-Alfernale 2, 3. DONALEE M. ALBRECHT Lee' A perl' senior cheerleader wilh pep galore, In yearbook and chorus she knew lhe score. Cheerleading I, 2, 3: Chapel Choir 37 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Chorus Execulive Council--Secre+ary of Publicily 3 Commercial Club 3: Norhian 2, 3: Pep Club I, 3. CHARLES ALIMENA Chuck' A former Trojan, Chuck ioined lhe Iribe lhis year. I-lis plan-ro make commercial arr his career. Ari' Club 3. 30 N. Allen R. Anke NELSON D. ALLEN Wirhour a doubl, he's an arrisr io be: l-lis humor and abilily were plain lo see. Arrowhead 37 Ari Club I, 2, 3: Chess Clu I, 2, 3. REGIS J. ANKE In Rege's book, cars are iirsl rare. For sporls acliviiies he was never lale. Bowling Club 21 Siage Crew 2, 3. JOHN APPEL J. Appel NeIson b Ig Junior Achievemenf As a runner John proved he knew rhe righl way. Thai he'll succeed in lhe luiure is easy Io Gym Club 2, 37 Track 2, 3. say. llRegell John'