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

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A rrowhead MAI TAINS HIGH TA DARD The Senior High newspaper, The Arrowhead, provided its readers with information concerning news and sports of not only North Hills High School but also the entire Ross-West View Community. As a financially self-sufficient organization, The Arrowhead never failed to maintain high standards in all phases of publication. Under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Dave Kraus and sponsor Ms. Matviko, the fifty-five active members published not only the issues of The Arrowhead but also the Senior Wills. Because of the recently adopted 'LGuidelines for Student Newspapers, The Arrowhead has never. in its 37-year history, had so much freedom in which to fulfill its purpose-hto promote journalism, inform the student body of vital happenings, and to provide an outlet for creative and factual writing. l 1 Top: Sandy McConville, Eileen Mallon. Center: News and Features Staffs: Row 1: Ellen Aschenbrenner, Michelle Fenicato, Beth Knabel, Sandy McClelland, Beth Kasunich, .lane Ann Mallon. Row 2: Tara Howey, Diane Bendzin. Betsy Fancher, Beth Keller, Eileen Mallon: Row 3: Tammy Gordon, Sharyn Gardill, Barb Krul, ,Ieanine Braithwaite, Cyd Baer, Carol Walker. Bottom: Carol Stein. Op osite pa e top left: Business, Editorial and Sports Staffs: Row 1: Rnnette Giovengo, Carol Stein, Gail Zewe: RUW 2: Shari Wysseier, Clay Griffin, Jim Buckley, Bill Kendrick: Row 3: Tom Harrison, Tom Dibert, Ron Gardner: Row 4-: Bob Oster- rieder, jack Daniels, Rich Dalrymple, Bob Dum. Top right: Dave Kraus. Bottom: Editors: Row 1: Amy Wehner tTyping and Copyj, Steve Carr QPhotogI'aPltyl, ROW 2: Ron Gardner fSportsj, Lynn Scott fCirculationD, Dave Kraus tEditor-in-ChieD, Jeanine Braith- waite Ufeaturesj, Mike McAleer fphoto raph jg Row 3: Eileen Mallon tNewsJ, Carol Stein fBusiness and Co-Editorialsj: Row 4: Scott Wise fArtJ, Bill Kendrick CEditorialsj.

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BIGGE T YEAR Any student enrolled in an AP course was eligi- ble to become a member of the Advanced Place- ment Club. In 1977-78 there were seventy-eight members, the largest number in the club's histo- ry. The club raised money through various ac- tivities to offset the cost of the examination fees for the AP tests taken in May. They participated in the Annual Flea Market and had a car wash in April. Several speakers were also invited to lec- ture on different topics that were of interest to many students. AP History teacher, Mr. Elmer Pohl, sponsored the AP Club. The officers who were elected in September were President ,lim Buckley, Secretary Kevin Brown, and Treasurer Cathy Waddell. The vice-president was ,lunior Doug Ice, who will become president of the club next year. Right: Cathy Waddell fTreasurerj, ,lim Carol Walker, Cyd Baer, Vicki Smith, ROW Buckle QPresidentj, Doug lce fVice-Presb 3: Annette Giovengo, Faith McDonough, dentl, Kevin Brown lSecretaryj. Below: Gretchen Roos, Alison Mullins, Row 4-: Row 1: Miriam Hummel, Sue Komm. Mark Lees, Clay Griffin, Eric Holmberg, Angela Franco, Andy Fitzgerald, Row 2: Doug lce, Brian Bove. I A. P.' HI TORY l l Row 1: Sandy McClelland, Cathy Waddell, Susan Andrulat, Sandie Fabian, Chan Benson, Sherri Dunn, Beth Knabel, Tricia Joyce, Leslie Pillar, Denise Rouda, Am Wehner, Row 2: Phil Okunewick, Becky Sbhaffer, Darlene DiDonato, Steve Carr, Nancy Lefko, Carol Stein, Lisa Niklaus, Maria Balouris, Sand Orr, Ellen Haidet, Keyte Caldwell, Eileen Malllon, Kris Radde, Mary Beth Vollmer, Mark DiGirolamog Row 3: Ron Gardner, Pat Dou herty, Don Bussinger, Linda Schneider, Debbie Eu an, Greg Peaslee, Diane Bohn, Lori Rahming, Shari Wysseier, Karen Kielnairz, jim Talerico, Sue Fuchs, Kevin Brown, Linda Schrall, Ken Wrightg Row 4: Dave Kraus, Gre Gross, Bill Gordon, Joe Notsch, Jeff Kruhm, Tim Hop e, Vince Heck Bill Kendrick Valerie Barthel liay Hurley R1chW1tt NiLkGiard1no Terry Slade Nan .A 1 Q5 Q' 'Ziyi E 1 ' ., .x . M 3 1' - cy Cooney, ,lim Buckley. AY rAf5t,,, ' If ' '

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