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

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'35 Sandi Hartman Marian Haschke Keith Herchenroether Home Economics English Art Gerri Jackson Joyce Johnson Areta Kalogeras English English Music E vie Levine Drayton Link Richard Long English English Industrial Arts in the Virgin Islands for two years. Another example was in the case of Miss Levine who joined a kibbutz, a farm, in Israel. Many faculty members traveled ex- tensively in the United States Mr. Zaletski and Mr. Madzelonka are typical of that number. For many other teachers, adventure meant enjoying the 15

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Adventure Exists ODD! in the Mind his actions. He ignores the rules and does not worry about failure. He wants only to enjoy the excitement and tocopewiththechallengesof every moment and be successful. For many teachers, traveling was an adventure. For example, Mr. Molitor visited islands in the Caribbean Sea, while Mr. White enjoyed teaching of the Person Who Pursues lt 14 ,mt , f ,,. tl William Hanley Math David Hoza Social Studies James Kelly Science Pat Harding Foreign Language Maribfn lgnath Social Studies Donald Keys Science Ronald Harrington Industrial Arts Dennis Jack Social Studies Ralph Langer Art

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Faculty Fro wn Upon the Unchallengin Peggy Madden Speech Arts Greg Madzelonka Reading Richard Magerl Science Henry Marziale Social Studies Jerry Mattys Physical E duca tion Jack McCurry Math Warren Mercer Music Jean Metcalfe English Wayne Mikach Science K 8 great outdoors and natu their fullest. The nume activities in which teachers participated unbounded and showed even teachers are hu ForexampIe,theinvigor several teachers, incl Miss Levine, always L adventurer, Mr. Volzer, Mr. Mikach. ,ri R M 2 Q, -5 re to rous our were that man. I . ating sport of white-water ralfting was a shared interest ding th of 6 Bild