Northern Valley Regional High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Demarest, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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'2'!!R W 2, ll iillil'llllll !l!l53!!H Mfr 150 Knickerbocker Road Demcrest, New Jersey FORENN ORD e pages ot thrs book constrtute o yeor he trst ot many he hyes ot the students ot Northern Vottey Regronot Ht Schoo be ore reyrewrng our year ot orthern Vattey he Ctoss 9 wrshes to thank Chrrstrne noersen Etten Harms otrrcro tsster Marte Knapp Sonrce McCarran Eh-Labeth OConn one oncy Peterson whose suggestrons or eo us rn nomrng o book odhern Ltghts rs nome wos setected on October t 55 by a representotwe group ot students porents ond members ot he tacutty The trrst word or ern suggested by he sc oots tocotron There were a num er reasons tor the setectron ot trghts s he other word n e trt e 1 he book presents the hrgh hghts ot the sc oot yeor e schoo ts he hg t ot our hyes ond we ore the hght ot our th n the trtte ot our pubhcotron was country oy the yeorbook contrnue shrne os brrghtty os o N r ern Lrght tor many yeors to c rn DEDICA Tl ON To the cltlzens of our seven communities X Closter D marest arnngton Par Haworth orthvale Norwoo and Od T ppan X we the graduating clas o 956 proudly dedicate the first edrtfon of Northern Lights These citizens because of their foresight and Interest In t educational needs of their commumtres have provided us with modern educational mstltutron which rs the pride of this Nort ern a ey Wt out their assistance and co operation this would have been lfnpossrb e Alt ough the Idea for o r school was conceived almost ten years ago and the Regronal Dlstrfct was formed rn 1950 t e realization oft ese effects was not an actuality untrl September o 1955 Therefore n grateful recognition we the Class of 1956 dedicate our yearbook to the residents of our cornmumtres X 5 W'7nXI J 1, wg N4 -.. wx W 4- J- ' In 4 - . 'LILJ ,I Mr. Frank J. Hurley, Superintendent TO THE CLASS OF 1956 ln the future, occasions must arise when heavy with the cares of life or burdened with the weight of age, we shall long to recall the happy and cloudless days of high school. Then we can forget for the time, distress or perhaps relieve our hearts sad- dened with grief, by reviewing the scenes of our youth, the faces we once knew, the pride-giving deeds of our teens. Truly, we shall find between the covers of this volume a source of enioyment and refreshment. F. J. Hurley Superintendent Q3 17' Mr. Donald T. Duff, Vice Principal TO THE GRADUATES OF 1956 Probably never again will you be making history with so many firsts . Memories of these firsts will never leave you. Your lifelong obligation, however, is also clear. As graduates you become our first alumni to ioin the many citizens of our district who brought this school into being. The faculty and administration entreat you to continue to follow the events of your school, to boost its program, to participate in its citizen activities, and to be proud always of the traditions which had their beginnings in your first and last year of attendance at Northern Valley. Donald T. Duff Vice Principal GUIDANCE STAFF Laura M. Trexler , A 'wr l ,w,,f,,,,,,,,,,,,, the TO THE SENlORS lt is indeed a privilege to congratulate the members ot Graduating Class and to express my appreciation for both your friendship and co-operation. You have made progress and have enioyed many excellent achievements in your school career. You have the distinct honor ot many tirsts in this your senior year. l believe that the memories of these times will be a pleasure and an inspiration. lt is my hope and desire that your resources ot mind and ntinue to grow and prove adequate to every task Laura Nl. Trexler character will co M rs. Elsie Ronan nw- M NUfs rs' R0 e's 0 . fin pCff ffgce ' rece . . coroxggzg this Lclindlesfigzrsa for ,h J 5 Und . Yea C of e G ' fill' r- He fh U'da m9 ou' 'rztasks Ziwork inner Office flscri ' l'lSlSf of che Guidadnd the 5Sembli nge De P s for Cof leges, ng Couege OFFICE STAFF r Che k, , A A ... are two 5:31 :lftendance and wk. lost fen mo utnes which h 'UQ care of or , . cate tele hmhs- She is ofte ave kept Mrs. Bo gamzahons' fund P one sygfem. n seen of her desk udreou bus f s , Y or fh o e Percltmg 'he inm- Mfs- Alice 50Udreau Mrs. Marjorie Le Munn'-'cis 1 I GY5 ' Ie secre!0fY- AW . pnvo dyes all corre. - ' Mr. HU eY.s he han tem Mrs. 1-eMint?:F 'Sei ned' tbeglrizfczgrlozam tetephone SYS - 1 ping U the m Egjemziexuce and munogezo Wen' h-gh we all remember w 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing Mr. J. C. Hartwig, Secretory, Mr. F. J. Hurley, Superintendent, Seated: Dr. W. O. Teeters, Mr. A. J. Natoli, Mr E H Schoonmaker, Mr. A. W. Holmberg, Mr. C. l.. Simmons Pesident, Mr. J. M. Mullins, Vice President, Mr. J L Drugach, Mr. C. D. Morelli. The Board of Education, representing the seven towns which send students to Northern Valley Regional High School, has many functions. Among its duties are hiring teachers and other personnel, making the school's budget, and handling the iobs which have to be done to make a school run efficiently. 'aa-q ,gf ,f 'A'V' 4-1-ff NORTHERN VALLEY REGIONAL 'SK Marguerite Boudreau, MA Frenchp English fsift' .yi xg' ..,,.4Q ' . 46 af Wx... f - A . X Karl Czirr, B.S. Mechanical Drawing ,Al A Harold Brown, MA Musicy Bondi Instruments Choralp Orchestra l 1 Q, ,w . . f , .2 H 1552 , sf Z , ,Q Thomas Daly, MA English: Social Studies A 4- LN . f'f ', 7 'ar fi f , .. tx A e L ,M 1 V nf Y ,V z,,..,.,uw , L , v Eileen Fortunato, MA Albert Fossa, BA Librarian Algebrap Plane Geometry Physicsg Laboratory George Garbaccno MA Algebra: General Math General Science: Counseling ,tk William Howarth, BA Business Moth: Basic Business: Bookkeeping Richard Leonard, BA Speech: Drama: English 1 :Ur ix Janet Lundgren, BA Home Economics Charles Messer, MA General Science: Alegbra HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Dorothy Kennally, MA Home Economics: General Science Q, . ' 3 'E' Ng 1 ag. 1 1 R' 6 . K: Y' . ' ,I . Toni liCalzi, MA English: German: Counselling 98 if Anthony Matal, MA Fred Lauter, BA English: Social Studies sz z K, 1 t ff.: f ,Zig ,,.... t M nwf1fs:2f5s:,:1 A --:QW t 1 o as 1:22 : Y Jil 4 '1,r1'? 7. ,, ' '!'::f:,g- ::: Alvord Ling, BA General Machines: Electricity 'Fix I VK it Mildred Maxson, BA Health: Physical Education Speech: English: U. S. History lboysl William Naughton, BA Spanish M351 Helen Reece, MA Plane Geomelryg Trigonometry, Counselling 'Q' '7 Bessie Rude, MA Typmg Shorthand ar' Dons Shea, BA Lahn Z Grace Slormer, BA School Nurse Heallh '33 Leonard Rilchie, MA Biology, Chemislryp Laborafory Margaret Schneider MA Physical Educahon lgurlsl Willard Slanewuck MA rsh U S lslory Joseph Slrohmeyer MA English lahn Counselling l P-s. Joseph Rodolfy, BA Consumer Education, Econom- ics, Sales, Economic Geo- graphy, Records mmf James Schrock MA Driver Educahon Vmcenl Slecklme BA Shop 5 Joseph Tully BA Eng Ish U S His ory 'J . . 6 X A' AC. l X ' Engl' , . . 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' I I P mu 11 ' il - :-:fa Ifgggf vs s:e:irg' ff ' ZI'1Z g, 'f ' S: :IJ , u b I 1 41- i., K. , .3 Tw - M . - il ' 4 ff ., ., 1 A 11 ,Q , 'ffaegqrf , 9,45 X a, la ilfklflf lililil SE a i I , , Aj 5 16 Vi-wt 'Q KM IN MEMORIAM To our frrend and classmate, Bull Melskr, whose frrendly smile wlll be ca memory rn our hearts always The gust shall be In everlasting remembrance 3 l , .,.. fi? f A lil y Q, H 4 553 lf L L a HOWARD ACKERMAN Howue Very good dancer and gurl teaser plans to enter he servuce after graduation esn t I ke car interested un basketball and baseball loves TV great party goer future sales man usually seen wuth Mel Bowen dustrubuted New York Tumes Senuor Play Stage Crew Chaurman PATRICIA BAMPTON Path Future secretary ambutuon pruvate secretary lukes 0 druve duslukes being kept wautung seen wuth Carol Ann and Gretchen can be heard sayung Don t get panucky former Closter Hugh student N V R Muxed Chorus Gurls Glee Club Assembly Monutor Senuor Play Tucket Commuttee Chrustmas Conceet Sprung Concert Home Room Secretary JOANNE BINAGHI Future WAVE hopes to travel around the world lukes readung sewung new clothes and gab fests duslukes rauny days seen wuth Lorraune Andreonu or rootung for the Dod gers formerly from Tenafly Hugh Senuor Dance Tucket Commuttee Senuor Play Tucket Commuttee sold refreshments at football games Northern Star Staff Future Teachers of Ameruca G A A Sports Assembly Monutor Northern Lights luterary Staff Northern Lights Edutor un Chuef GABRIEL CILLIE Gabe Wull go ta college fruend of Ronnue Mel and Duck wants to learn to Lundy duslukes yappy people stamps . . . Closter High . . . good sport . . . nice red hair . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Student Council Representative . . . Advanced Math Club . . . Advanced Science Club . . . Senior Dance Ticket Committee . . . Senior Play Ticket Committee. SENICRS 1956 l ..4 ,QA Ki W4 Wm' sir: m -'-5 H. LORRAINE ANDREONI Wants to be a secretary last attended Closter H S pet peeve show offs re quently seen with Norma and Zo Ann interested un saulors a R k n oll lukes o wrute letters favorute song Honest Darlun Believe Me naturally curly hour boys hold her attentuon GAA sports Senuor Pay Usherette RICHARD BERTELS Duck Dark hour ambutuon us to become a pharmacust plans to go to college afteu graduatuoru enuoys bowlung and science pet peeve us a rattly car cotton puckun fruendly wllh Joe Wurth ouud Cecul souped up ualopy Morses offucual chauffeur MELVILLE BOWEN Crazylegs Good natured and fruendly w uld luke to be a professional man lukes school sponsored dances good food bosses at Mud Town Freeds and Ernie Ko vacs usually seen with Gabe and the boys lukes gurls cars photography and tape recordung another Frank Sunatra Boys Glee Club Muxed Chorus Senuor Play Hu Fu ub Northern Star Photographer S60 Club Journalusm Club Senuor Dance Publucuty Commuttee DOUGLAS CIRALLI Doug Uncle Sam s recruut ast attended Closter Hugh wants to be a c ef doesnt luke teachers . . . frequently seen with Rudy Don and Dick . . . likes Dixieland iazz his car and Drive-ins . . . n be seen ' Closter or Dumont. 17 CAROL CLINE Carol Always h s a fruendly sml loves Marlon Brando con vertubles new clothes oys Hawkeye and cakes duslukes poor sports and hustory unterested un sungung actmg and musuc hopes to go to college and become an actress Muxed Chorus Gurls Glee Club Northern Star Staff Chrustmas Concert Sprung Concert Senuor Play Make up Commuttee Senuor Dance Refreshment Commuttee CLARA CUMISKEY Clarue Wants to get marrued and own house un the coun r duslukes conceuted boys usually seen wuth Carol Freese ukes sports and Rock o works behund soda fountaun un Englewood s e clal Interest us Henry Muxed Chorus Senuor Play Make up Commuttee GAA Volleyball NANETTE DRYBURGH Nan Pet peeve us socual studnes seen wuth Mel Janet Mo and wants to be a stewardess beautuful complexuon wull work for three years after hugh school went to Tenafly Hugh once vusuted Great Brutaun Dramatucs Club Junuor Secretarues Club Senuor Play Make up Commuttee DONALD FARRELL Don Very good Iookung terrufuc smule very unterested un D mont because of a specual grl a avud Dodger tan lukes all sports buddues are Wes Courtney and Russ w go to college ambutuon us o become a successful busuness man Co captaun ol Varsuty Football team Captaun Varsuty Basketball team Northern Lughts Art Staff Edutor Archery Club Golf Club Baseball Senuor play Publucuty Commuttee BAA l8 SENIORS 1956 in It os. ft 'f 1' 5 rx gn- fe. 191 my .1 CAROL CUMISKEY Carol Cute blue eyed blond oys R ck n lakes roller skalung ambutuon us to model nylon stockungs pet peeve as conceuted boys Ony Y u Seventeen and If It Happened To You secretary s step alter hugh sc O Senuor Dance Tucket Commuttee Senuor Play Varsuty Cheerleader GAA Sports G A A Councul Representa uve G A A Class Teams CAROLYN JO DEER Seen wuth the crowd at NVR Unuversuty of Syracuse sports and small chuldren control Jos lnterests loves to work on cars black Cadullac con vertubles constutute her pet peeve ambutuon us to marry and have four boys and a gurl' Senuor Play Usherelte G A A Tucket and Refreshment Com muttees for Senuor Dance GRETCHEN ELLIS Gret Tennus badmunton and puano playung hold specual unterest for Gret frequently seen wuth the Gang a uob as guude n the Unuted Natuons Buuldung would sull her noisy eaters annoy her no end last attended Closter Hugh T Hu Y Muxed Chorus Dramatucs Club Christmas Concert Sprung Concert Senuor Play Make up Commuttee Northern Star Staff CAROL FREESE Carol Future secretary or sunger lukes Johnny baseball football basketball and sungung us lukes conceuted boys usually seen wuth Clara or lusten to Rock n o former Closter Hugh student Gurls Glee Club MARILYN FRITZ Bebe Future secretary at Standard I last attended Closter doesnt care for gnrls who make fools of tnemselves can be seen wIth Gene lIkes dancIng and steno I Took The longest Walk SenIor Play Usherette Varsnty Cheerleader CaptaIn Cheer Ing Club GAA Modern Dance SenIor Dance CommIttee GAA CouncII Member Assembly MonItor JAMES GARLAND S Im Last attended Tenafly Hrgh cars work and money are specIal Interests much work and money go Into upkeep of 53 red Ford convertIble women dnvers are pet peeve SIm and Gleason are often seen to gether after hugh school graduatron he wIll go to work LAWRENCE GRASSI Larry Would lIke to graduate thIs year dIsgusted wIth gIrls who fnle tl'IeIr naIls durIng cass frequently seen wIth frIends wants to be an eIectrIcIan Interested In model aIrpIanes dreams of a long vacatIon m e p for t tlme Closter HIgh clown Northern Star Staff PATRICIA GREEN Patgreen a cu e s o un a bIachemIst after college wants drIver s lIcense seen wIth Pat VarIan and the Gangge known for he fIsh ImItatIon Ikes Rock O dlry bucks drIvIng wIth frIends neetsy IS lIkes punIshment Sensor Class PresIdent EnglIsh Club Advanced ScIence Club Fencmg Club Northern lrghts LIIQYUYY Staff SENIORS 1956 47' 4?- X ,.f' Us L RUDOLPH FURMAN Bunny FrIendly and popular tern frc clo hes Interested In cheerleaders and Estelle Brooklyn Dodgers are the most pals around wIth Don uss and Courtney plans to at tend college and become a gym teacher Golf Club PresIdent Co captaun Varsrty Football team Varsuty Basketball Archery Club Baseball BAA PresIdent DANIEL GIANNOTTI Danny Wants to pass EnglIsh and go on to a busmess college last attended Closter H S esnt lIke gettIng up e mornIng usually seen wIth Heunz lIkes to dr ve short wIth brown haIr and brown eyes Archery Club SenIor Play TIcket Commnttee sold refreshments at Basketball games dIstrIbuted New York tumes MAUREEN GRAY Future secretary lIkes drIv In wuth an dlsllkes school seen wt Pat an Nan Carol Clara and Jo former Closter HIgh School student short dark haIr and cue one of the Arnold Constable GIrls JAMES GRUBEN Jlmmle DIslIkes havIng to waIt for Inez wants to be a lInotype oper atar never wnhout hus steady nez qunet dependable Closter guy frlendly 19 SYNNOVA HAGEN Sunny Nsce naturally wavy haur nts t go to role e doesnt luke apathetsc people usually seen wuth the Funny Fsve plus Two lukes books mussc sports and drsvsng wth the qurls Handy Hagen good cook Northern Lsghts Luterary Staff Sensor Play Msxed Chorus Orchestra Ora torscal Contest Poetry Read sng Contest G A A Advanced Math Club vanced Scsence Club BRUCE HENDERSON Bruce Brown hasr and muscles engsneersng after college ost attended Dumont Hugh ss Iskes verbossty usually seen wsth the boys very snterested sn blends brunettes and redheads lukes football great party gsver Student Councul Pressdent Englssh Club Math Club Scsence Club Varsuty Football Sensor Play HEINZ HONNETTER Hesnz Wants to get a sob as a e chansc last attended Closter H pet peeve school usually seen wsth Danny unterested un ansmals and ownsng hss own cor lskes playsng gof learned German n New York Archery Club Golf Club Sensor Play Stage Hand sold refreshments t Basketball and Football games dsstrsbuted New York Tumes CAROL HOSFORD Carol Short cute and blue eyed dsslukes people who dont let her talk on the telephone loves drsvsng the ksds trysng o cook lsstensng to the radso nsght sce skatsng word re nowned for her paucmo partses hopes to become a nurse Dramatscs Club Tr Hs Y Northern Lughts Lsterary Stall Ed sor Home Room Secretary Sensor Play G A A Class Volleyball team 20 SENIORS 1956 Q-Q. 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'S' DONALD HEMPHILL Don Tall and good lookung comes from Closter wants to work for the telephone com pany after graduatuon Iskes baseball and most other sports cars and gsrls usually seen wsth the boys and maybe a gurl Iskes convertubles WARREN HILDEBRANDT Hsldy Frequently seen wsth Joe Kober wsshes to go to college en wsll go snto fseld of mec anscs pet peeve us wecrsng la typsca o snterests snclude sports and cars last attended Tenafly Hugh School Advanced Math Club Varsuty Basketball Baseball LINDA HORNUNG Lsnda Future nurse petste seen wsth Betty quset nsce hasr member of large chemsstry class lukes ony thsng connected wsth nursung w go to nurssng school next a from Closter Future Nurses Club G A A Fencsng Club MARIAN HUGHES Dsds Enuoys Tenafly motor trsps would love to learn to keep her car on the road Amerucan Tru Hs Y Representatuve to World Conference un France future chuld psychologsst pretty blond Varsuty Cheerleader Co captasn Trs Hs Y Pressdent Dramatucs Club G A A Councul member Northern Lsghts Art Staff Home Room Secretary Sensor Dance Com msttee Sensor Play Commsttee Youth and Government Con ference lTrentonl G A A Sports LOUIS INFUSO l.ouse Fu ure owner of h s father s machsne shop after besng a servsce man lskes swsmmsng Rockn Roll and weekends dsslskes school frequently en wsth R dy Don Clf an Doug Prevsously attended Dumont Hsgh School Drama tscs Club Sensor Play CHRISTOPHER MALONE Chrss Ksn of a rollsng stone was sn Psttsburgh before he came to us dsslskes homework wsll go to college wants a Ph D sn chemsstry lskes to clsmb ensoys wrestlsng sved I te th Advanced Scsence Club Wrestlsng Club BARBARA MEAD Barb Hobbses snclude record collect sng sewsng drsvsng roller skat sng and basketball usually seen wsth Jo D er wsshes to take o ssx months course court stenography at a Secretarsal School to prepare fo a I b court stenography GAA sports Gregg Club Sensor Class Secretary sembly Monstor Sensor Play Usherette PATIENCE OLIVER Patse Sleepsng readsng learnsng to drsve boys lespecsally Sandy I n R ck n Roll fascsnate er usually seen wsth .Ian Mo Carol er ambstson get marrsed of course ost attended C H S hopes t become a dsetscsan concested people srk her SENIORS 1956 A5 40N Q9 .iz 4m I 'his 4Y'Q' 'N--of gifs 9 rv Y T, if 91 NORMA KOHLER Norma WI attend Bussness School alter graduatson to prepare for role of prsvate secretary po mussc letter wrstsng gosng ou sports and dancsng are a few of her many snterests usually seen wsth Lorrasne and Zo Ann doesnt lske con cested boys ss now ensoysng a trsp to Germany GAA sports Sensor Play Usherette DAVID MARSINO Dave Class clown holy cow madly sn love wsth money sntensely dsslskes women drsvers partscularly snterested s ats srs and un hopes to attend college and be tome o chemsst wsll remasn o bachelor as lo g as he can Sensor Play Englssh Club RICHARD MORSCHAUSER Dsck Wsshes to attend RPI to b come archstectural engsneer good food h t cars and gsrls from Dumont are specsal snlerests money and gsrls sn general peeve hsm Varssty Football Englssh Club Asssstant Bussness Manager of Sensor Class Mechanscal Drawsng Club Z0 ANN PAILLEX Zoe Her ambstson ss to be a prsvate secretary last attended Closter H S doesnt care for concested people re quently seen wsth Dot Norma Lo ses saslors Rock n favorste song Only You And You Alone expressson Oh I dont know G A A sports Sensor Play Usherette 21 RUDOLPH PAVESI JANET PARSELLS The Horse Un Future secretary ie reading driving and swimminc dislikes school marks seen with Maureen Me a arol Nan Cara former Closter High School studen wants to travel enioy having her car ta and s m Pennach Good looking dislikes loud gum chewers seen frequently wi o car Pro and Judge e s ambition to grow a full beard future plans are college army work marriage children grandchildren ALTA REMY Puddles Wonderful personality great sense of humor . . . enloys riding in Joyce's ar . . . You Mqy Not Be An Angel . . . Beans on thatl' . . . buddies are The Gongge . . . s no use loud girls . . . teachers' college is next stop . . . Student Council Home Room representative . . . Northern Lights Literary Staff . . . Future Teachers of America . . . English Club . . . Senior Play . . . G.A.A. Volleyball team. ERNEST SCHIRMER JR. ' Ernie Future tree surgeon . . . would like to take up forestry or base- ba . . . dislikes cars that burn o' . . . usually seen with Dick Bertels, girls, and other boys . . . likes basketball and baseball very much . . . weekend traveler through the wilderness . . . Varsity Basketball team . . . Varsity Base- ba '. . . Vice-President of Photo- graphy Club. 22 an fx fy as 14 C S-I 'fir- 1.1 Future telephone workmen ho es to go to Montclair Sale Teachers College get married and settle down likes unt in ac urs and motorcycles dislikes teachers former Closter Hlqh student Wrestling Club Co cap tain of Varsity Football team Varsity Baseball CARMELA PICARIELLO Works as a secretary now future airline stewardess last attended Tenafly H S esnt like to eat carrots o wait usually seen with Janet Pa Mo Carol an likes Ro n Roll singing lparticu arly ca talkin My Boy at op lz zat da Mama? JEANETTE RICHARD ' an lntends to do office or clerical work after high school graduation . . . enioys horseback riding, boys and swimming . . . can be seen working at Varsity Shop . . . likes talking on the 'phone . . . Junior Secretaries Club. SHARON SLAGUS Sharie a Sim and bond . . . wants to go to college and also gain some weight . . . doesn't like people who can't keep secrets . . . seen with the Funny Five plus Two . . . likes music, riv- in , rawing, mi , tous , an sleeping . . . Student Council Treasurer . . . T'-Hi-Y . . . Northern Lights Art Staff . , , Senior Play Publicity Committee . . . G.A.A. sports . . . Youth and Government Conference lTrentonl . . . S. O. Night Com- mittee . . . Senior Play Usherette, HJ .. Z W . . . rut A p ' i ' ' S R hf ' , l, P t ' L' ' g, R k 'n Roll, gi l , C , , I , Jo . . ' X ' . . . ' ' ...iam ii' Vg, ' ,J jf - .459 ROBERT PENNACHIO A A-Mel ' . . . Klub ' V I D A 'th an ld , f do - ' Y ,O ...lif' is , r I - ' ' t, , , N . . . ' . . ' ' . ' tk V ' A . I I ' 1 ' in I ssl, ' g, Fl 4 i IJ ll c 4 L. ha for H E I ' ii 1 ii, i , I gs ' 5 ll il ' d 9 d lk i d X ri ll ANN SMALLEY ea Pixie Long na ural curly hair would like to teach elementary school after college always with Nancy or Dave doesnt like to be bothered when busy class speech maker interested in people plants and animals es to discuss history or religion Senior Class Vice President Future Teachers of America President Tri Hr Y Chaplain G A A Basketball team Captain Oratorrcal Contest Senior Play and Senior Dance Commit tees FLORENCE STElNMULLER Skipper Hopes to attend Airline Hostess School came to N V R H S from Closter H S frequently seen with Joyce Alta Pat Phyllis interested in Navy con verttbles Englewood Rock n Roll Cute with naturally curly hair Honest Darling Believe Me collected money for New York Times Junior Secretaries Club Volleybal team Modern Dance Club MARY ANNE STEVENSON Mimi Pretty eyes and mce figure future registered nurse seen with Carol Sharie Sunny Did: Heather and Lori . . . likes phone conversations and domestic duties . . . night driver of the 'Funny Five plus Two . . . is- likes cleaning pools . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Senior Play . . . Advanced Math Club . . . Science Club . . . G.A.A .... Home Room Vice-President . . . Senior Dance Ticket Committee . . . - sembly Monitor . . . sod refresh- ments at games. HEATHER TAU REL Heth Future language major . . . hopes to return to Trinidad . . . likes dancing swimming and ice- skating . . . dislikes being called British . . . 'l'm only a Bri 'sh subiect. . . . seen with Mary Anne, Carol, Sunny, Sharon, and Marian . . . former Closter High student . . . Mixed Chorus Presi- dent . . . Dramatics Club . . . Northern Lights Art Staff . . . Senior Play . . . Senior Dance Publicity Committee Chairman. RONALD STANLEY Ron Always smiling and friendly enloys all sports particularly interested in Bergenfteld and Jean best pal is Dick Stone ns o to college a ter graduation ho es to be su cess INEZ STERCHELE ns school to become hor styl t last attended Closter Hugh dislikes the Navy usually seen with her steady Jimmie If I Give My Heart To You Student Council Home Room rep resentative Home Room Pres :dent Senior Play Property Committee Chairman Senior Dance Ticket Chairman Northern Lights Art Staff RICHARD STONE Dick Tall blond good looking loves good times and new friends . . . hopes to be a successful business man . . . dislikes early rising . . . will work after gradu- ation if the army doesn't inter- fere . . . seen with Ronnie Stanley and Don Hemphill . . . likes music and singing . . . Band President . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Senior Play . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Boys Glee Club. PHYLLIS TOLHURST .Phyn Wants t go to college for teaching . . . last attended Closter . .... pet peeve is conceited people . . . usually seen with seniors . . . likes drawing writ- i poetry and 'ding in c with friends . . . brown hair and green eyes . . . collected money for New York Times . . . Northern Lights Art Staff . . . English Club . . . Northern Star Staff . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Senior Dance and Senior Play Committees . . . Home Room President. 25 , t ' . . . ' . . - X I f I . 4 ' I V ' ,,,IikI I' . il ' ' ' . . . ' ', pla t ga t ' . ' . , , M fl ' . . , p a ' ' , , 4 , A X c in life. H A H if i-I 1. .. Wants to attend beautician's ' a i is . . . ...., .-R N ' l l . iff--ctw... .' . ' I Q I I ' -I m . X ,X . .. d gg? s.Q As l ' ' I O l A ' I o , , 3 .. .- . tl 5. , ng , rt I ars N 04 JUDITH TOLSON Judu Lovely red haur wants to be a secretary and a house wufe doesnt care for New York druvers or people who are late lukes sports Bull good musuc drawung druvung and PJ partues s en wuth th gurs Varsuty Cheerleader 60 Club Chcuurman Northern Lughts Luterary Staff GAA Decoratuon and Band Com muttees for Senuor Dance Senuor Play Publucuty Commuttee Junuor Secretarues Club PATRICIA VARIAN Path gurl Very cute and petute neet sense of humor u of fun unterested un Tenatly s and Rock Honest Darlun Beans' durty whute bucks and khaku pants buddues are Pattu Green and the Gangge teachung hugh school Englush us Pats ambuton Luterary Club Future Teachers of Ameruca Northern Star Staff Home Room Treas urer Senuor Class Play ELIZABETH VOLLMAN Betty Ambutuon us to be a laboratory technucuan wull go to college or lab sc ool pet peeve ld rather not say pa of Gretchen Lunda and Carol Closter Hugh You nervous or somethung9 Assembly Mon uor Knuttung and Sewung Club Mauorette Huxed Chorus Advanced Science Club Secretary ARTHUR WEMMERUS Schwartz Seen wuth Ernue Schurmer and best fruend John Clausen enuoys shootung and fushung duslukes people who dusluke snakes plans on work and then college hopes to be a Marune Buologust C H S preceded N V R H S Senuor Play Archery Club Model Raulroad Club Senuor Dance Decora tuons Commuttee 24 SENIORS 1956 up f 3 NANCY TRAUTWEIN Nance Future legal secretary after col lege ukes boys druvun conventuons and Westwood Mullu ar duslukes tarduness and bod druvers usually seen wu nn Sma ey an Ju Boucher unteresled un ang telephone calls and sports Varsuty Cheerleader Senuor Class Busuness Manager Band Commuttee for Senuor Dance Junuor Secretary Club G A A sports Northern Lughts Busu ness Staff ANN VIZE Ann Sweet and fruendly seen wuth Carol and Pat dslukes washung dushes and bad druvers loves all sports and playung un the band wants to teach elementary school Band Sec retary Band Clarunetust Orchestra Senuor Dance Re freshment Commuttee Chaurman G A A Presudent Reguon I All State Band Offucuals Club Future Teachers Club Senuor Play Usherette Northern Star Staff LORELEI VOLLMER oru T slum pre y lovely eyes loves dancung druvung twurlung ambutuon to become a fashuon model or secretary duslukes men druvers and students lackung school spurut seen all the urs Head Mauorette Home Room Vuce Presudent Muxed Chorus Mauorette Club Northern Lughts Busuness Staff Edutor Senuor Play Tucket and Program Chaurman DOROTHY WHITNEY Dottue Interested un sports seen wuth Zoe Carol Cumuskey Carol Freese Clara Norma and Lo doesnt enuoy homework Why Do Fools Fall In Love? aways comung out wuth ets face ut G A A Senuor Play Usherette Senuor Dance Refreshment Commuttee SENIORS 1956 HENRIETTA WOLF Honey Future successful French n structor Iskes wrstsng letters dancsng and collectsng records former Tenafly student has many talents and a sweet personalsty Gsrls Glee Club and Msxed Chorus Accompansst Refreshment and Decoratson Commsttees for Sensor Dance Tsckets and Programs for Sensor Play A W9' JOACHIM WIRTH oe Our tallest Sensor basket ball center Dsck s pal future sn Foresgn Relatsons Ser vsce always good on the , drums from Closter 1.-.yd snterested sn stamps great tease Varssty Basketball Varssty Baseball Home Room Pressdent German Club Pres sdent Treasurer of Advanced Scsence Club Sensor Play Northern Lsghts Bussness Staff Drum masor of Band Orchestra Prom Com msttee Commsttee that chose school colors JOYCE ZOCCOLI Moose Future Secretary las at tended Closter H S holds no favor for concested people o besng kept wastsng can usually be seen wsth Alta Pat Phyllss and Flo lskes Honest Darlsng Belseve Me Rock n Roll green Buscks saslors and dsrty bucks Northern lsghts Buss ness Staff Sensor Play Prompter Dramatscs Club G A A Home Room Treasurer WHO'S WHO in kerm0fl Don H ' Best J0YCe Zoccol HQWUM AC emPmH Best Personallty Most Llkely To Succeed 1' lui nl 0 ROAD succiSS Altq Remy Ann Smalley Duck Stone rren Huldebrundt Mos' Afhlehr B851 Dressed Zo Ann Ponllex Ann Vlze Bob PennOCl'll0 Don Farrell . llenlkfl -Nun: lfr .Q . ' A ' l l 1- lllvh -- ' ' I.. C V t : ,xx , 'dr t 3 4 x 'D 41 l Hh',, l efef ' ,. ,,t:f Nl 3 5' Q- ,5 . v.. L W' k ' . ' ' Vyq, J X 3 , K A . Wa . F l l F - u the Sensor Class va Pahence Ohver Wes Furman Joe Wmh Best Dancers MUN Gnd Jeff ,gl '? w-wuw,,,, Most Fun umcfs Phyllis Tolhursf Carmella Plcarlello Dnck Bertels Dave Marsnno Most School class choffefbox Ill. B651 SCHOOL SPIRIT 'r MGHIYU Fmz -6 1 Me' Bgwen pay Green Lou lnfuSO U v , 1 1 I K' . 9 . l e 'H W 1 3 2 . X' ,. V, ifvgilfl' 0 gi r S s , lrrr g A s' rs ,K Q, w,f,. l ,f lg i 4 r A , I L . X Q 3? ,, - N I QYLLOI' LCQP5 xl 'wi -pu qv lwdw pr- 'Nu fer Nancy Traurwern B srness Rrchord Morschouser Assrstan! Busnness Manager Ruchard Stone Treasu Manager Ann Smalley Vrce Presndent Patrura Green Presrdent Barbara Mead Secretary QHLOI' U L5 orb A Mass E A udesrrk, Mr W Sianewrck, Mass H Reece . . ...L Q' , ' x ' Wftln !,!,,!.c.,j,1 ,, .-' . ,pm .,,,, M I -K. J 1 'mr' 4.-L - . ,ir - . 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I - L1 rv ,rs X , lf 1 C4153 Cafmlaf September 1955 Football teams open practlce sesslons Boy what work' loaflng IS over Everyone s tan on the flrst day of school lhalf sesslonl Dedlcatlon and cornerstone laylng 1n the ra1n The party IS over and work starts when we begun the farst full day sessuon and flre dnll pract1ce October 1955 Beg1nn1ng of BXCITIHQ football season Freshman Soclal F1rst Jumor and Semor class meetlng Such formalltyl Hooray for Columbus no school Yearbook name dlscussed at comm1ttee meet1ng Sophomore Dance November 1955 F1rst report cards 1ssued Oh well we d1dnt want to go out next week anyway Profess1onal day Magaz1ne dr1ve lntroduced house to house canvassnng Sorry someones been here already Three cheers for the veterans no school llbrary opened Wow' Now well get reference asslgnments Thanksg1v1ng Day Turkey and Pascack Valley football Clubs beg1n Cant do homework fIfSl per1od anymore December 1955 Jun1ors honored by holdmg f1rst dance 1n gym We become phys1cally f1t wlth the open1ng of gym classes We re st1ll hoarse from pep rally 1n f1rst assembly program Basketball beg1ns W1sh all of us could have gotten pnzes at Magaz1ne Award Assembly Sen1ors doubled subscr1pt1on quota Chrnstmas Concert and report cards What a comblnatlon Chrlstmas Assembly At last hot lunches IH th cafeterla Half day before Chr1stmas vacat1on Last m1nute shoppung January 1956 Everyone s showmg off Chrlstmas presents back at school Tea anyone'9 Home ECONOMICS Fash1on Show and Faculty Tea CITIZENS from Closter and Rocklelgh mspect our new school Resndents of Northvale Norwood and Old Tappan come to look around Harrlngton Park Demarest and Haworth follow In step Romantlc Evenlng In PGYIS February 1956 Yearbook Day Flfty cent reductlon The boys gallantly end basketball season by trounc1ng Pascack Faculty defeats H1 Y 1n basketball game through loopholes 1n rules ' March 1956 Sen1or Smash hut Melody Jones Wonderful rev1ews Tr1 H1 Y presents talent E1ghteen 1nches of snow usher 1n sprlng no school Remember Revolutlonary Overture from Band Concert Semor g1rIs class team v1ctor1ous' GAA Basketball champs Half sess1on starts Easter vacatnon Are you gettmg a sunt or a coat th1s year? Apnl, 1956 Back to the old gnnd vacatnon s over The Babblnng Brook presented by Jun1or Class May 1956 Spr1ng Concert By Gosh' They can s1ng 15 8. Drama Fest1val What talent comes to l1ght' June, 1956 L1ght and a1ry gowns sea food and turkey at Wh1te Beeches h1ghl1ghts Sen1or Prom THE DAY has arnved CLASS OF 1956 f1rst to graduate from Northern Valley l 1 6 I . . i I ' 12 ' ' . ' ' ' . 24 . . . . .I 28 . . . . I ' Q 1 ns . 7 ' . ,O . . . . W . H 12 -- . 13 ' ' ' . 21 . 3 .I . ' I I . , 9 eq . s 1 1 -1 1 9 ll ' - ' . 23 ' . . ' ' . 24 - . so '. ' ' ' . 2 In u I n I 5 . . . . . 8 , . . . I a 9 ' . 15 ' ' ' 5 . 16 ' '. ' ' . 20 ' . 21 - ' '. 23 ' ' . ' ' . 3 ' ' ' ' . 11 . ' ' . I3 .. . . . 17 ' , , . 18 ' , , ' . 21 . . .... 1 ' . ' ' . 21 ' . 28 1 ' ' 9 sf 10 ' ' ' . 15 ' '- . 19 a. 20 . . . . - . 24 .. . .. ' 27 ' ' ' ' ' . . 28 . . . . . 9 ' - ' ' . 27 ' ' . 4 ' ' . . ' . 16 ' . ' . 1 . . I . . . 15 ' ' . ' . CLASS WILL I Howard Ackerman leave my parkung space to the school I Lorraune Andreonu leave my naturally curly haur to anyone who needs ut I Patrucua Bampton leave to Rosalind Eunert my abuluty to luck lollypops un class and get away wuth It I Ruchard Bertels leave my abuluty to annoy the faculty to George Bunaghu I Joanne Bunaghu leave my uncomplete Lab book to some deservung physucs student I Melvun Bowen leave my abuluty to argue to Ruchue Fuchs and Roy Stevenson I Gabruel Cullue leave my red haur to Barry Thurston I Douglas Curallu leave Isnt that enough? I Carol Clune leave to some unfortunate lunuor my abuluty I Carol Cumuskey leave my abuluty to cheer scream and flurt at the same tume to any Varsuty Cheerleader I Clara Cumsukey leave the school wuth more knowledge than when I entered I Carolyn Jo Deer leave to Bunny Lowry my abuluty to get the same unterestung druvung lessons Good luck I Nanette Dryburgh leave my two gym peruods to Carolyn lnfuso and hope that she us gust as energetic as I I Gretchen Ellus leave to Audrey Jennungs any extra out of town senuor boy I Donald Farrell leave to Geoffrey Myers my place on the Hugh Honor Roll and my heught whuch he wull need for basketball next year I Marulyn Frutz leave my posutuon as captaun of the Varsuty Cheerleaders to Joyce Parsells I Rudolph Furman leave to Herb Cato all my weught for football next year I James Garland leave an openung un M Rodolfys bookkeeping class I hope I Danuel Guannottu leave my marks to anyone who wants them I Lawrence Grassu leave to Roy Gugger my fuel pump with the greatest hope that he wull be able to put ut together a task umpossuble to me Maureen Frances Gray leave to my suster eg all the fun whuch I had un hugh school I Patrucua Green leave to adorable Joel Green span Peace I James Gruben leave my numerous Englush classes to Ruchard Carlesco I Synnova Hagen leave to Muss Schneuder my Dodger pennant 10 I Carol Hosford leave a new cook book to the cafeteria I Maruan Hughes leave my empty house when my parents are away to any uunuor gurl I Louus lnfuso leave my hot blue Oldsmobule to Cluff Hallam I Donald Hemphull leave my wull to work to Ray Frasco I Bruce Henderson leave I Warren Huldebrandt leave to kussable Lee Kreeger all the cream puffs and crumb buns un Bergen County I Heunz Honnetter leave my senuor button to Ed Guannottu I Lunda Hornung leave Barbara Moore suttung un French Il I Norma Kohler leave Northern Valley Re guonal Hugh School wuth memorues of happy tumes and good fruends I Chrus Malone leave my seat un trug class to any uunuor wuth a mund more luke Eunsteuns than mune I Davud Marsuno leave to Lee Kreeger all that I own nothung I Barbara Mead wull my secretarual abulutues to I Ruchard Morschauser leave my abuluty to lose easy drags to Tony Whutung I Patuence Oluver leave my wad of chewung gum un uts accustomed place I Zo Ann Paullex leave my quuet ways to Laura Cosseta I Janet Parsells leave my absence and tardu ness record to anyone who can use t un the future I Rudy Pavesu, leave my 35 Ford to Frank Schauble I Robert Pennachuo leave nothung to any one I Carmela Pucaruello leave all my gym classes wuth Muss Schneider to any athletuc gurl who thunks uts necessary to take two peruods of gym a day I Alta Remy want to know uf I may leave soon? I Jeanette Ruchard leave my Englush and P A D books to Ruth Oluver Have fun I Ernest J Schurmer Jr can afford to leave nothung but donatuons wull be gratefully accepted I Sharon Slagus leave to Chrus Andersen any avaulable Spanush that she can draun I Ann Smalley leave Northern Valley wuth the hope that ut wull be one of the funest schools un New Jersey I Florence Steunmuller leave my best wushes I Inez Sterchele leave to my suster Beverly my abuluty to argue wuth Mr Stanewuck I I . I I I . 'I I F I I . , . I I I I I I . . . , . I . I I F . I I I ' ' ' II ll F bl ' Il 1 1 ' I I . I .. . i ' I ll ' ll . , , 1 1 U ' . I I , , . I . - I I I n I s I u A Q - I I I I ' I F I I I I I D I F 0 . n Q I I I I from such an outstanding public figure as I had. the SSCFGIGFY of the '57 Senior Class. 1 I I . .. .. . . 1 1 . ' , 1 1 1 I 1 I ' - I I I , , I 1 ' . . i . . n n u 1 nl l ' I 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' . ' I ' ' I I I , r. , . . I 1 I I ' . 1 1 ' - - I I . F F I ' I 'I , . , . I1 1 1 I 1 P , . . , . 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I I I I I I I Mary Anne Stevenson leave my gym suut standung un the corner of the locker room to my suster Joan I Heather Taurel leave my Englush accent to Audrey Jennungs I Phyllus Tolhurst leave my basketball skulls to Joyce Parsells I Juduth Tolson leave Dan Puncu another chance to wun the Magazune Druve I Nancy Trautwem leave Northern Valley llsnt that enough'9l I Patrucua Varuan leave to any gurl who ap precuates adorableness my seat un the cafeterua opposute adorable Joel Greenspan I Ann Vuze leave my aur condutuoned sneakers to any poor lunuor who needs them I Eluzabeth Vollman leave Joan Van Houten my back seat druvers lucense I Loreleu Vollmer leave to the next head malorette my beautuful unuform and all the head aches that go wuth ut I Arthur Wemmerus leave my senuor button to Rosalund Eunert I Dorothy Whutney leave my seat un Mr Stane wucks classes to anyone who wants ut I Joachum Wurth leave my Dartmouth book cover to Mr Stanewuck I Henruetta Wolf leave my posutuon as accom panust of all the choruses to Carol Gerry a well deservung person I Joyce Zoccolu leave my outstandung marks un Englush and hustory to Patrucua Vuola SENIORS A to Z Announces Andreonu quuet but fun Also Ackerman rught there wuth a pun Brungs us Bowen who always seems to hurry And Bertels who us our class Arthur Murray Bunaghu and Bampton we couldnt pass by Ambutuon wull head them straught to the sky Cutes Cullue our newspaper boy Then theres Curallu whos fulled wuth such loy And Carol Cumusky wuth plenty of pep Next her suster Clara who follows un step Munus Clune our class us uncomplete Morschauser whose future we hope wull be lucky N Notuces no one but every classmate Our futures lue un the hands of the fates O Offers Oluver a sweet luttle Pat P Presents Paullex a real gone cat Then Parsells and Pucaruello who are fauthful fruends And Pavesu whose buuld and looks are a blend Q Qualms us all theres no way to claum ut Who needs that letter anyway dad blame ut I r I I I n l ' I ' ' , . .I U 1 . I I . n . I . ll ' ll I 1 I I I . I . . I , ' ' T I . I ' I ' I , . I . . . I . I I . I . . I I U ll IV ' I . I .I .. I ,I . I A- . . I . . I I I B- , . . ' ' . i , . . . . , - I I I I I I T - uu lv I u I I 1 1 n C- . . . , I . . , . I . . I I . . . I 1 ' I 1 I I I I I J I I I ' R R ur R h 'R Al- I She's on the ball, Hep to the beatf' - Q 'es emy ose mc name ,ls ' D- ' ' , . , f ' I : . . . I E- ' ' ' , . . ' F- b 5 I I ' l I ll ' Il . . . I I ,SI I W . . I I q i . . . . I I I A 1 - Q I . . . I I I D I W I l I 1 I 1 I i : . ' is . - - 1 I . . . - I I - I . ' , . I 5 . . . ' . I I Il I1 Q I : , I f T I I I I I - - - .. I I I I --. . . . . . I T ' l T . . I . ' ' I . . I t ' I i ' I I 1 I . Dugs up Jo who s Deer to us all And Dryburgh whose eyes make the Senuor Boys fall Evolves Ellus wuth long blondush locks Funds Carol Freese wuth her old musuc ox Theres Furman and Farrell the class heroes And Marulyn Frutz wuth her rah rah and cheero G Guves us Pat Green our class Presudent Guannottu and Grassu who are so untent Next un our class lust us Maureen Gray The petute luttle gal wuth so much to say New to our class us a Garland named Jum Who us never so very grum Of course theres Jum Gruben whom all of us know H Hands us Hagen wuth her go go go Hemphull and Huldebrandt over whom the gurls drool And Henderson whos done so much for our school Then comes Hosford and Hughes cute and pert Heunz and Hornung who are always alert I Funds the Olds that belongs to lnfuso J Jolly Pennach pokung by luke Confuso K Knows Kohler wuth her great bug smule L Lumelughts the Senuors un long sungle fule M-Mentuons Malone who us known now as Chrus And Dave Marsuno whom we could not muss Next comes Barbara Mead whose steno us ducky And Jeanette Ruchards everyones pal S-Shows us Schurmer a guy who ll go places T U V And Slagus who sees fun un all that she faces Then there us Smalley who us quute a gal And Ronald Stanley who wuth Duck does pal Remember Steunmuller who s known as the Skupper And Inez Sterchele another real quupper And now to our sunger Mr Ruchard Stone And Mary Anne Stevenson wuth Bruce makes poem Takes us to Taurel wutty and funny Then Tolhurst whose manner us always quute sunny Next Trautweun our cheerleader neat and so trum And Red Headed Tolson wuth her cute luttle grun Understandungly means us Senuor Class We hope that these memorues wull never pass Values Varuan our cute luttle star Whose dramatuc aums wull take her quute far Then comes peppy Vuze our female athlete And faur Betty Vollman so slum and so sweet Next our pruze Loru Vollmer our head malorette W Welcomes Wemmerus who never does fret Next Stretch Wurth a good basketball player And Wolf and Whutney who couldnt be gayer Z Zooms up Zoccolu last but not least Then the end of our story good thung wonders have ceased 31 MELODY JONES I' Af' 46 N5-an wmwwmuy-. Melody Jones presented by the Class of 1956 was the frrst class play to take place rn the Northern Valley gym The drrector, Mr Rrchard Leonard the cast and the com mlttees overcame many dlfflcultnes, one of whach was the lack of stage curtams, to produce a successful play A comedy tragedy In three acts the plot dealt wmth a sux teen year old gurl who drscovered that she was adopted .. CAST OF Mother Laura Walkms Melody Jones Leon Jones Kenneth Carpenter Elame Walkms Bruce Butler MELODY JONES Alta Remy Mary Anne Stevenson Pat Varran Mel Bowen Dave Marsrno Synnova Hagen Arthur Wemmerus Kathy lMlss Rlchardsl Heather Taurel Jennifer Abbey Carol Hosford Father Bruce Henderson Gary Boyd Drck Stone Stretch Appleby Joe Wurth Francie Wllks Carol Cumrskey Extras Pat Green 5- W Joyce Zoccoll Lou lnfuso Bob Permachuo 'fJz.Qw.-. X14-L., 'xml' L' 2-513-i M 9 JUNIORS rw X . M I Q s ' ' 4 JUNIOR HOME ROOM 21236 re' J Whmng G' Mccminl R . - l U , . f Siandingz R. Ellis, J. Proviieru, P. 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Brong, D, Fmdleyl cj 1 SOPHOMORES J -n.. ll H . if J . 80651 Row M- 5 I OPH Lcubenheimerlsg Kennallyl G- BUOVTQMORE HOME ROOM Bl 3- Anderson' , . Dyer. Front Row, D EZVS. S, Brothers J Be 05 ' - cCOHi, C. Decofnl - nneft, R- Th fo, N. smff s amen. D. Alba - f -Deon J Fm, 0 'f1n,R. . . er, F, Nome e aAg.f'.lF ll Il 1 I in DO' 7.19 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM B121 Bock Row: Mr. J. Howarih, R. Tichenor, R. Krocke, R. Wolworfh, A. Hynes, W. Pedersen, H. Moser, R. Demler, E, Rizk. Second Row: A. Klein, F. Schmidt, J. Beresky, R. Filippi, J. Romoine, E. Oberer, tRow1l.KolIs,D. Donaldson, R. Hochmon, M. Kielfyka, M. Woods, E. Wolfe T. Mcson, F. Croyle. Fron ,Q 1 ,lv . . . .r . . n'. . - :,.:,.:.,.4 3 Tit: 11.-f' ' ,-. ..---.-- ,, U- ,,.,g-,uv ' . va' .-ui- ' '. . ,Liv .42 '..' ...Q-,, r- 'S' '- ' un, U. jg H.- v. .1 ,nf .3 Zvi- 'n -Qu o - ..- . 4 ... ' lf ru., . . SOPHOMGRES Y I 'ft'-I 1 'g1,t...f R 11518 .. n .. .- 4 Ii '7 x K V 'H 'irq 'VQKV ,I w RE Home Room B120 SOPHOM0 ' D. F , F. Hamilton, ' ' B Rude J. Butstone, T- Ccumeld' B' sion' W' SSul::eijc1nttA Hujjjtggon, J- HU9he5 i'cTAd'2i: gAlT?schtFt G durtin, S. Gillow, R. Cilmporu, smwsirrzl DeaDixrSn .Kneelin92 D. Endres, S . 0 , - f ' E e Sqn, , ear . - ' v. s hmidr, v. LcMendolo, B. 5'e'C e'ef B' V ' c Friedmonnl J, Cqypentier, J. Boucher, D. Cluussen. x An.. N f X -lvl' .. X -Nc 'Qttmlhvf Zack Row: B. Castleton J. Willis SSPFDZSAQFRED HOME ROOM B203 . Bourdeau F Roth 'V C ,' ' , . unn, J. Batstone H Cayo F B ' - , . - I ' , . d, - . . got: K. lgoser, R. Oliver, :garish J'AWC2gf rzahliurgurcai B. Mitchell, R. Uh1?nD., Bigxtdergowsefgfg . rs ' ' ' , . ' ' en. . Todtello, P. Dressel, C. Tadiello, P, Sonnichsenr mno' B' Clmk' H' Ge0'9e0U- Front Row, ff SOPHOMORES . ki, K fi--. on gg ' , ' K ?' .i 'ug M :tis 1' Qi: V' I A gxc !:. 1 . 1: F, F Hr., 1: . , lb C .- . D1 ,Z f' fy X K 4 f . . 'fgf . H 'X S 5:24 Row: N' M if1. J. Carlson ?eo5H0A2oRE HOME ROOM c2o4 nr Row, 5- Ehre' N D , . on cndi, T, Hayes C L Second R , ' ' owneff G. Tolso , C, S ' ' 9'5'3 , D. Wurde, B. S H' K. . Row: P, l?gl'o:5 SghVBf!l,BeR. DeMcri9rlY, lohmccgmrfyi'-'er'AAr:Br52SPg, Mohr, D. Icjzoie, Jfliggrilr , . n Y . I A . . , M. Coppola, E. Cofo, H. Defgenl C- Wolfrpenher, B, Beckmonn. From 4 Q L- HOME ROOM C205 - . . ' 1Ol:,:gMsR:eHmU'hl F. Henley, E, Polqrolo, W. Kohler. Tgnnieilowp, Back Row: G. l:AYe's'KF.Kr::1r:onl1I .MCDD:'li6l R. Newsholme, F. Mitschke, RS Ofzsfkctl ME nguoi' P' Mr. W- NOUQ 'On' ' . ' ' A M Q w. Knisel, R-P0591 econ ' ' I Mgclgin, R. Gorny, D. Smlth, D. Parsons, Nz Pclrsoni From Row: M. Hesse, M. Smnth, V. Notch, Morse, B' F. Marino. Stendef, E- T'-'mc' M' Mundy' e FRESHMEN , .- 1. .- - ' .... A '. - ' K Y, .. A-. 1 ,- f, , - 4 v . . 531 U H ,I an E - . ! f N N . . ., ' 9' ,xi . 5 f WI if un? 1X fx -C81 .4 .:. .. Q .Q 'jf. ' V Z' g . r. 5 'ut' - J, M B223 . I D, PhmP'0 f FRESHMAN'Ho:AERg3l30. W' O'Ne'll' D Er:loi:.onSeated: J, Muller, ll' M Plumez' H' Frarslllkllanlndlan V. Annarvmmo' F' D . , C ose I. 'I H, a 0 ' llclatllclmlllz' glrvasrk. CerbC5'f F' Lyons' J. Dorf. Q e . - A U, R, Larsen. dlgo, J' Cone ' J, Kraus, l-- P50 by Q4 is X4 ' . . N v 1. 3 'f inf.. '- 3' .A . K' 4 milf FRESHMAN HOME ROOM Al22 Back Row: R. LaBelIo, V. Matheson, J. Powderly, W. Van Houten, S. Demorest, D. Rosner, R. Wentling, B. lidston. Third Row: J. Marshall, R. Novak, B. Santos, B. Sontas, H. Smith, J. Bengston, S, Greenspan, H. Lloyd, Mr. C. Messer. Second Row: B. Limo, V. Roser, R. Campona, B. Vanderbuilt, P. Viola, G. Tourel. D. DePaIma. Front Row: J. Corgan, E. Mundy, A. Sab' lI'1O, G. Clark, W. Domm. A. ' 1 S FRESHMEN el..???i,,:,, .T-vi i is 4- ' fi, 'fr J .1 .,, 3, K. -. cv Bad' Row A FR 1 . E gecond Row: Vjorrlion, R. shoben Rtsgfrirs HbOME ROOM 8,03 0Wf C. Jente,-' K ers, E. Vanderbush R en Wh, J. Dehon - f . Hudgel, 8. Wrixonli J..Sliil:1L Di Shirley, ziCC:?,eqElloHc:gks-Fl, J. Smith A sn b , . Bischof E H f - urcic M ' ', QU - , . offmqn' f .Cavellh From S -1 'v .pf FRESHMAN HOME ROOM B123 Back Row: B. Hennessey, B. Schaffer, L. Unger, P. Schoelles, R. lversen. Third Row: C. Honnetier, R. Soudant, R. Herring, R. Falkenstern, M. Spitzer, L. Tilles, B. Rudi, T. Emerson, L. Fossu. Second Row: R. Schimel, N. Hilden, R. Schoonmaker, D. Hunton, T. Stuven, J. Van Zandt, B. Ferrero. Fronv d I B. Saunders, N. Curiin, I. Galloway. Row: C. Riha, M. Suiion, E. Adams, B. Mon e, 1 M 5 FRESHMEN '7 , . P.. if 55.21 , S J uni OM c1o3 .- , P uegfan, A- L0Y e FRESHMAN HOME Ro Schirmer, B' Betlmgl J Kzencfh B' Sender h igord J. McClain. CM' Rodolfy, Seoiedz B. dluh J Sebben, C we ' ' - . r ' sending- E' Benkeimiznni :obit R sermon' G' Togiliien B. sm-oulef M' Gun . ' 'uo, - U ' ' J Frank, - ' R. Wiese, E- Um' ff ' H. GQ ney, V. Michaels, H. French. llc. . D, Falco. D- Come swam, L, Taiei FRESHMAN HOME ROOM C202 Bock Row: B. Kruger, S. Tushinghcm, R. Easton, J. Kenny, P. Low, P. Nowak. Third Row: T. Rizer, l. Sypher, R. Whitney, P. Gerardis, B Carter, T. Wicks, J. Pom, J. Bertinelli, Mrs. T. LiCuIxi. Second Row: R. Brown, C. Bliss, K. Gaynor, N. Nencheck, R. Smeelings, B. Angeline, G. Biggor. Front Rowe E. Koch, C. Hcllbergh, E. Grczioso, T. Opfekar, J. M ' oore, I.. Szawlolu, S. Sufphen. i er E Amb e PUC Iron V Con Row J ro e O MUYer L Plano O F V1 Row J Cogonnell A Held N Ben' e 1 i, K IH P McCarran M Flair: ,HJDrum,5, U Dw Yef, ,,,,,, ,...,, .,. ,H -.. ...M -ug -Q-.A 'mmm A 'Wir'-fe ,, ww-M 'ww FRESHMAN HOME R ck Row D Cole B Campbell J Bue J G oson W Lea A Potter R Sumon N Gleason M Van Buren Mrs E Gans Thnrd Row R DAmnco J Tcmborlune P Guonneth C Gonyou,J G nom L Glovmozzo Second Row L Burgess J Jugovuch O Lundgren N J Horton, M FRESHMEN FRESHMAN HOME ROOM C209 Buck Row M MccBcun F Hochecker W Garret? F Bruftomesso W Reuner A Savocc R Porsells P lubnewskl R Sposa l Krewer C Paulson R Hugo Thnrd Row R Schuess K Hellyer G Knight Kneelond B Beresky S Cade I Corne M Rodriguez Front Row I Oberer C Cowen J Infuo N Kuhnerf J Mazzo T. Caluri, L. Crocker, M. Curtin, R. Ernsdorff: J. Kieltyko, Mr. T. Jbuly. Second Row: V. loccrni, C , . , . , . , . ' . : . , . , . s i I I Standing Donald Farrell Art Editor Seated Carol Hosford literary Editor M Sherman Dance Advisor Joanne Blnaghl Editor in chief ART STAFF The lay-out of the year- book was the iob which rested on the shoulders of the Art Staff. After making a small general sketch of the book a dummy had to be made for each individual page. This dummy was drawn to scale and each minute detail noted. 46 lf' STAFF EDITORS AND ADVISOR Usually it is the duty of the editors to see that all the work of their respective staffs IS completed before the deadline normally they have very little routine work This year though due to the fact that the staff was inexperienced and small the story has been different Each editor work ed along with his or her staff the Art Editor work ed on lay out the Business ments and the Literary Ed :tor composed write ups Aside from working on the Literary Staff of which she a member the Editor in Chief not only scheduled all pictures but also typed all final copy The faculty advisor spent many hours pouring over material with the editors Standing: Heather Taurel, Elizabeth Vollman. Seated: Sharon Slagus, Marian Hughes, Donald Farrell, Inez Sterchele, Phyllis Tolhurst. ' , F . . wh, si., , , b . . .vc I I s . . I I5 I I I 4 L , , u . , . . iw' . ft - ' - ,f ' . 5 4 I ' F I rf' I jf A... Editor solicited advertise- :e,r if il, fl .53 I - . . xx I Q. I n u I . . was A ggi A . 'A N f 'V wg , ' : , I . 1 , I I I V- 1 ' I I I LITERARY STAFF The Literary Staff was responsible for all written work was divided among the staff members and each was responsible for the work assigned her After the copy was sent to the printer the Literary Staff had to wait until the printed maternal was returned for proof reading Joachim Wirth, Florence Steinmuller, Joyce Zoccoli. Alta Remy Carol Hostord Judith Tolson Joanne Bunaghr BUSINESS STAFF To solicit advertisements to take charge of sales and to manage the money matters of the book were the duties confronting the Business Staff. Each member was assigned cu district to cover for ads and combed the Northern Valley area for possible advertisers for our book. 47 LIGHTS STAFF NURTHERN STAR W' ' I N' , , ,.,,, - ,,,, 5 I 11' W-1-.-, ., Q , 4 .V '14 'T S-f Buck Row A Vaze, A Evanson P Varucn P Dres sei B Beckmann G Beckmann R Pennachno J Bmaghr Front Row: R Hochman J Greenspan C Chne Mr F Lauter J White G Elhs C Hallam EDITING STAFF A Vlze .I Bnnagha G Beckmann P Dressel J White M ws A if Lauter -4 ,f Yi' fn! W mbsf' STUDENT COUNCIL c Row F Nielson A Scvocc H Smnh F Recchno D Frey J Whnte F Schmid? Thurd Row Bocchlno J Moore D Del Ben I Sterchele B Oluver L Betiego A Remy J Hoefflm C DeConuo Mr D Duff Second Row H Fronklnn S Slcgus J Heudelmeuer B Henderson P Green F Homulton P Metz Front Row J Bnschof D Cloussen N Downer J Johnson FIRST SCHOOL DAZE -Q-... leg s Q 75-f V mm. unu- SENIOR DANCE .IUNICR DANCE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club tried to make itself financially independ- ent by selling, to the student body, photographs which its members had taken. Mr. Ritchie, advisor, stated, To interest the student in a means of expression, to create an enioyable hobby, and to keep a photographic rec- ord of school activities is the club's main obiective. Back Row: L. Unger, J. Carlson N Martin E Past Third Row M Kieltyka D Altoonian T Wicks Rosner. Front Row: M. Hornung N Starr G Hotz P. Sl!-IWCYY, Mr. L, Ritchi V Kei Se ond Row A Mara H Moser S riedman D u Rosner. Front Row: M, Hornung N Starr G Hotz DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club was one of the largest clubs in Northern Valley. Its members learned about different plays and the steps in the production of a play under the direction of Mr. Leonard, the club's advisor. The club assisted with the scenery for both the Junior and Senior Plays. The members produced a few short plays during the year, the cli- max of the year was the pro- duction of a one-act play during the Drama Festival Week. Back Row: Mr. R. Leonard D Findlay D Puncu Fourth Row N Dryburgh J Zoccoli C Bl ss C Cortez, B. Lee, P. Sonnicksen B Sterchele E Mohr S Friedman E Wolfe J Boucher J Carpentier G. Ellis, J. Chiafulio. T r ow Car entier et T vers Gen Clqy J Eva P. Morse, J. Bishot, V. LaMendoIo N Stoddard H Drum Second Row L Marks M LeVee G Herzleld, P. Kellogg, F. Cassetta P Metz B lima Front Row V Natoli A Curral C Ursillo D Claussen, M. Mundy. ' it 1 , nf... mf ' .... , Q ....... .. -.QQ rf.. K HI FI CLUB The members of this club, both boys and girls, met with Mr. Strohmeyer in C208 on Monday mornings. They discussed all types of music and recordings, studied tape-recordings, and learned to operate various machines. They also made tape-recordings and records of their own. Back Row: D. Doremus, H. Lang, A. Franke, J. Frank, H. Gaffney, J. Jugovich, P. Wren. Third Row: Mr. J. Strohmeyer, J. Connell, J. Blackledge, D. Dettelback, l. Oberer, B. Vanderbilt, P. Pardo, L. Nickel, A. Schweigard. Second Row. R. Jacobs, D. Cole, J. Purcell, S. Fortgang, R. Rosner, J. Ritter. Front Row: E. Munday, C. Swain, VN E. Cato, L. Gianfrancesco, T. Optekar. GOLF CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Colantoni, the members of the Golf Club aimed to improve their golfing skills and techniques. Par- ticipants of the club were chosen by Mr. Colantoni at try-outs, which were held early in the fall, and club members met every Wednesday for practice. During the spring, the organization vis- ited golf clubs and viewed a tournament. Back Row: B. lversen, J. Benardella, R. Ochs, F. Nowak, N. Hilden, R. Hellmuth, R. Jacobs. Third Row: P. Mohn, B. Burdette, R. Campora, A. Das, R. Tamborlane, H. Honnetter, E. Cumislzey, B. Scott. Second Row. P. McClain, A. Savoca, J. Caroselli, J. Tamborlane, G. Tolson, F. Dunn, R. Crocker, S. Gillow, Mr. A. Colantoni, Front Row: F. Hamilton, L. Kreeger, F. Furman, D. Farrell. AUTO MAINTENANCE X X CLUB Meeting with Mr. Ling, General Machines and Electricity teacher, these boys learned the basic duties needed to keep a car in good running condition. The members held meetings in Mr. Ling's room E'll'l. Left Group: W. Jennings G Buonocore G Knight B Benkelmann R Hugo P Lubnewski Right Group: P. Gionnotti, M A I I Sc Sha er M Mac am Bengston, T. Tighe, R. Walworth L Sypher J Fish FUTURE NURSES CLUB This club consisted of girls who planned to become nurses after high school or college. The girls visited different hospitals and had guest speakers talk to them about different fields of nursing. The club's activities consisted of making favors for sick children and seeing films on medical topics. Mrs. Stormer, the club's advisor and school nurse, taught the girls about home nursing and simple nursing skills. Back Row: D. LaValIe, P c ase er G eo Marino. Second Row: C F attolill D Di Fro E O Connor E Grazroso P McCarran Moore. Front Row: G. Beckmann J Bischof R Eunert J McCarron C Riha 'ifhm-j ' lv? LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council, under the direction of Mrs. Fortunato, school librarian, was formed as one of the service organizations of our school. A member of the New Jersey Association of Library Councils, the club's purpose was to assist in the library doing such jobs as shelving books, working at the charging desk, and putting plastic covers on magazines. Each member was obliged to work for two study periods a week. Back Row: M. Cavalli, G. McClain, P. Stewart, D. Maurer, A. Potter, F. Nowak, J. Logsdon, V. Travers, C. Cortez. Front Row: B. Keenan, J. Gargan, F. Cassetta, Mrs. E. Fortunato, R. Kruse, M. Steffen, C. Wolf, N. Bertelsen, E. Lima, J. Levine, O. Lundgren, S. Friedmann. Q at E til if i, 54 ARCHERY CLUB To improve the archery ability of the members was the aim of Mr. Rodolfy's Archery Club. The members practiced to improve their target archery, field archery, and hunting ability. Good sports- manship was a necessary part of each member's equipment during the club's meetings and hunting expeditions. Standing: Mr. J. Rodolty, D. Frey, D. Giannotti, C. Schirmer, B. Donohue, F. Roth, R. Campora, S. Brothers, W. Wuehler, R. Furman, H. Honnetter. Front Row: R. Kruse, D. Farrell, E. Benkelmonn, M. Kieltyka, W. Sullivan, J. Fisher, D. Beling. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB The many obiectives of this club, sponsored by Mr. Messer, were to develop budding scientists, to encourage proiects and experiments, and to do demonstrations and experiments to prove laws of science. Taking trips of a scientific na- ture in order to further interest in the field of science was an im- portant part of this club's activi- ties. Back Row: J. Horak, R Klotz C Pau son Har sel D Rosner F Cro e D Hamilton J aro selli. Second Row: D Shirley J Logsdon J Bengston J Ko er H Nalbandlan A Straub W Carter, Mr. C. Messer. Kneeling S Tushungham P Nowak CHEFS CLUB Under the supervision of Miss Kennally, the boys and girls from the freshman, sophomore, and junior years, met in the home kitchen on Wednesday mornings. The members of this club, mainly interested in the preparation of different dishes, were divided into six units. They decided a week in advance, what they would like to prepare and did all the cooking themselves. Mmm, that smells good, kids. Standing: J. McHutchison H Schwarz E Cowell Miss D Kennally H Nalbondlan M Plume: F Croyle, D, DePalma, D. Falco Seated A Hendricks V Michael V Annarumma R CamP0 'U J Don' L 1 Y LATIN CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Shea, the Latin Club, officially called The Roman Republic , was composed of first year Latin pupils. Rerum Principia Parva , which means All Beginnings Are Small, was the club's motto. The organization's activities in- cluded singing Latin songs, play- ing Latin games, producing play- lets, and studying Roman customs. Back Row: C. Mason, M. Fleschhut, J. Bertinelli, L. Sypher, R. Soudant, Mrs. D. Shea, J. McClain, B. Lidstan, R. Novak, B. Mandel, A. Heid. Front Row: R. Schoonmaker, T. Stuven, C. Riha, H. French. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB ln El l0, on Monday mornings, President Caulfield called this club to order. Under the direction of Mr. Steckline, these boys learned to use the proiectors, tape recorders, and phonographs in the school. The boys, in turn, helped the teachers by running the equipment. The members also learned how to repair and take care of the equipment. Don Fra- zer was Vice-President, Pete Mohn, Treasurer, and Fred No- wack, Secretary. Back Row: V. Van Hauten, K. Albinger, P. Mohn, J. Carlson, E. Ronan, W. Flohr, D. Eggenberger, D. Fraser. Seocnd Row: Mr. V. Steckline, J. Adams, B. Scott, F. Nowak, Front Row: J. Powderly, B. Sontag, C. Palmerin. MODEL RAILROAD CLUB The railroad train has always held a fascination for both young and old, the constant growl of the Diesel and the throbbing pulsations of the steam locomo- tive have captured the young hearts of the boys of the Model Railroad Club. More than a club, the boys found it not only pleas- urable, but equally informative- working in scale, building cars locomotives, scenery-volts anc polarity, a true model brother- hood of youth united in the en- ioyment of working with and for the pleasure of another under the direction of Mr. Dance, advisor. Lett to right A Potter M Spitzer J Kraus A Wemmerus L Tilles ROD 8. GUN CLUB Composed of 65 boys, this club held meetings with Mr. Matal in the cafeteria on Monday morn- ings. The boys studied and in- spected unusual types of guns. Because there was no range this year, the members were not able to have target practice. A fine program and practice range is being planned by the boys for next year's members. Back Row: R. Whitney, F DEcole D Nelson K Malone R Shaber J Benardella H Dampt Rizk, B. Mitchell, R. Higdon K Kytan V Keiper Third Row W Castelton J Batstone B Burdette W. Lea, G. Myers, R. Van ndt osa sen He mu T Hayes Secon Row Kruger, W. Ehret, R. hs Il e I m u ic MCC ann Parsons, R. Gorng, Mr A Matal nt ow W Martin Nte on J Moore V Cagglano Scott, S. Franklin, T. Dunn S Gi ow MAJORETTE CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Brown, Lori Vollmer, the Head Maiorette, trained the future Northern Valley maiorettes by teaching them basic twirls. The girls, freshmen and sophomores, met on Thursday afternoons for their twirling sessions. The neces- sary qualifications for member- ship were the following: loose wrists and a good sense of rhythm. All the members were qualified to try-out for the maior- ette squad during the Spring Ses- sion. Back Row: M. Rodriguez, J. Dwyer, C. Larsen, B. Saunders, E. Adams. Second Row: C. Kneeland, J. Horton, G. Hotz, M. Hornung, N. Starr. Front Row: E. Vollman, L. Vollmer. V---Q CHEERLEADING CLUB The Cheering Club, which was formed in the spring, consisted of girls who were interested in improving their cheering ability. Under the supervision of Miss Schneider, and with the assistance of the Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, the members pre- pared themselves for the try-outs for next year's cheerleaders at the end of the year. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB This club, for students who were interested in becoming teachers, belonged to the Na- tional and State organizations for Future Teachers' Clubs. The organization assisted these stud- ents to learn about colleges and to choose the right college, by informing them about all phases of teaching. Meetings were held on Monday mornings in the Guidance room with Miss Trexler, sponsor. Back Row: J. Levine, A. Rathien, J. Binaghi, Miss L. Trexler, A. Remy, P. Tolhurst, K. Carlson, L. Prodigo. Second Row: P. Varian, C. Gerry, A. Smalley, K. Gaynor, A. Vize. Front Row: C. Contini, R. Hochman, N. Bertelson, C. Hass. ADVANCED MATH CLUB Wednesday morning club peri- od found a small group of iuniors and seniors reviewing mathema- tics with Miss Reece. The maiority of this group planned to take College Boards in math. Miss Reece gave all sorts of formulas for doing math quickly. Geometry review was a maior part of the work done. Standing: J. Whiting, G. Cillie', W. Hildebrandt, J. Greenspan, S. Hagen, R. Bertels, R. Stevenson Miss H. Reece. Seated: M. Stevenson, B. Henderson. xx -1. 1' -r I vm, 1 nr 5 W 'I TRI HI Y Selling candy at Adult Evening School, helping to decorate the Christmas tree in the main lobby, sending representatives to con- ferences, and providing a coat room at evening activities - all these were duties and pleasures of the members of this club. A service organization under the di- rection of Mrs. Lundgren, the Tri- Hi-Y provided assistance where it was needed. Back Row: L. Gahman, O. Mayer, B. Ferrero, E. Cook, L. Stewart, D. Krenzer, B. Anderson, S. S. Connors, F. Depolito, L. Szawiola, B. Keenan, J. Coffin. Second and Third Row: L. Marks, E. Vanderbush, B. Mandel, L. Piano, P. Viola, B. Rivellese, B. Del Ben, L. Burgess, J. Ehret, C. Larsen, B. Stender, D. Findlay, B. Clark, M. Tate, S. Slagus, D. Donaldson, N. Peterson, S. Brong, P. Pardo, M. Sutton, T. Stuven, C. DeCanio. Sitting: P. Morse, A. Smalley, D. Claussen, V. Schmidt, M. Hughes, C. Rudolph, J. Johnson, G. Ellis. Front Row: N. Juechter, M. Smith, V. Travers, A. Heid, J. Hughes, J. Parsells, D. Del Ben. HlY Under the supervision of Mr. Howarth, the Hi-Y endeavored to create and maintain a high stand- ard of Christian character. The club's purpose was to serve not only the school but also the world. Some of the club's activi- ties included ushering at basket- ball games, and sponsoring a Hi-Y vs. faculty basketball game, in the future the Hi-Y hopes to promote a world project. Standing: Mr. J. Howarth, W. Weldon, F. Hamilton, A. Hynes, W. Mortonson, R. Elder, J. Guarino, W, Knisel, P. Law. Seated: B. Thurston, F. Schmidt, H. Franklin, C. Mundt, J. Harkness, A. Klein. JUNIOR SECRETARIES CLUB The purpose of the Junior Sec- retary Club, sponsored by Miss Audesirk, was to train girls to use business machines which they may encounter in their future em- ployment. The members of this club were girls who were unable to take secretarial training in their regular courses. Back Row: Miss E. Audesirk, J. Boucher, B. Loury, J. Tolson, J. Richard, N. Dryburgh. Front Row: C. Ursillo, B. Hoiem, F. Steinmuller. JOURNALISM CLUB The members of the Journalism Club, in co-operation with the iournalism class, not only assist- ed in the publication of our school newspaper, Northern Star, but also learned basic iournalistic skills. A trip to a large metropoli- tan newspaper helped the mem- bers to understand better the or- ganization and publication of a newspaper. With the aid of Mr. lauter, faculty advisor, the club assisted with the nine issues of the newspaper. Ai? vi 113 -11' wage- Standing: A. Potter, E. Wolfe, A. Evanson, R. Carlesco, R, Hochman. heated: P. Sonnicksen, D. Bellizi, E. Cato, Mr. F. Lauter, P. Dressel, D. Frey. ,AW-I 61 f ff .ga F' GERMAN CLUB Mrs. LiCalzi, German Club ad- visor, helped the members ot her club to enioy and understand German. ln March, the members, together with some of the Ger- man class, saw a movie and ate lunch at a German restaurant in New York City. R Smeelings. Seated: C. ENGLISH CLUB Cl07, Mr. Stanewick's room, was the home of the English Club, which met there on Wednesday mornings. This small group was interested in learning more about English literature. Together, they read the classics, including, of course, something by Shake- speare. They spent much time analyzing Hamlet. Their big pro- iect was compiling a book list for future students of N.V.R. Standing D Marsino R Pennachlo Seated R Morschauser Mr W Stanewick, P. Varian, A. Remy, BOYS GLEE CLUB Smaller by more than half of the Girls' Glee Club, the Boys' Glee Club was composed of only 24 members. This organization did not perform in the Christmas assembly but did sing at the Spring Concert. Back Row: M. Spitzer, R Schoonmaker R Soudant J Zrinski T Emerson R Berman J Chiafulio Second Row: D. Williams D Cole B Campbell D Doremus P Purpura J Manner P DeNoia D. Johnson, Mr. H. Brown S ated J White A K F Schmid J Borger H Gripenberg Stone, B. Radi. MIXED CHORUS Under the direction of Mr. Brown, and with the accompani- ment of Henrietta Wolf, the Mixed Chorus met twice a week in the Music Room to rehearse all types of songs. Members of the organization were chosen at try-outs early last fall. The Mixed Chorus participated in the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts, and at- tended the All-State Choral Festi- val in the spring. f 4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB This singing group, one of three this year in N.V.R. was, as its name implied, composed en- tirely of girls. All seventy of these female songbirds met first periods on Monday and Tuesdays, after school. Directed by Mr. Brown, they participated in the Christmas assembly and in the Spring Con- cert. The President of the group was Barbara Oliver, Vice-Presi- dent, Gail Tolson, Secretary, Bar- bara Stender, and Treasurer, Di- anna Dixon. Back Row: M. Smith, M. Steffen, J. Dwyer, I. Corne, A. Jennings, J. Hart, E. Mohr, R. Smeelings, O. Lundgren, J. Gargan, A. Jenter, J. Fulchiron, S. Walsh, B. Oliver, L. Burgess, N. Peterson, C. Larsen, C. Cline. Third Row: M. Sutton, M. Tate, M. Gray, E. Koch, A. Sabina, C. Hallburgh, M. Gundlah, E. Vanderbush, W. Damm, J. Coffin, J. Mazzo, P. Bampton, V. Conroy, G. Alfano, C. Vito, C. Gonyou, C. Gerry, H. Wolf, Mr. H. Brown. Second Row: N. lnnis, V. Roser, H. Georgeou, R. Brown, C. Salvo, C. Frattolill, M. Coppola, M. Requa, M. Stender, J. Moore, M. Woods. Front Row: M. Lonzana, M. Harrington, C. Tadiello, E. Ambrose, B. Stender, G. Tolson, C. Marino, L. Marino, L. Searson, L. Stewart, V. Schmidt. lH M't 9KV 'W J it ,rt 'x.. K rf-Q mb' ,.., ,.,,,,,. M, 7, .. V- , mmf ' nn- 'NA vnv '.'- Back Row: R. Sontag, B. Hennessy, D. Plimpton, B. Lidston, D. Hamilton, E. Polarolo, Mr. J. Strohmeyer. Front Row: R. Novak, J. McClain, D. Rosner. STAMP CLUB Mr. Strohmeyer's Stamp Collect- ing Club may be described as having quality if not quantity. There were lust a few members this year, but they learned much about distinguishing various types of stamps, both foreign and dom- estic. Mr. Strohmeyer, as sponsor of the club, was an invaluable help in teaching the members to appreciate the fascination of philately. DESIGNER AND BUILDER CLUB The members of the Designers and Builders Club were those students who were interested in entering such a field in later life. Mr. Czirr, the supervisor, hoped to introduce the main features of the field of building as an intro- duction and an aid in having the members choose a vocation in later life. Standing: J. Dorr, J. Greoson R Ernsdorff T Mead A Savoca J Mueller Mr K Czirr Kneeling L. Unger, R. Davis, E. Polarolo H Becker Seated P Purpura J Johnson H Gripenberg GREGG CLUB Under the supervision of Miss Rude, the members of the Gregg Club, were interested mainly in obtaining a series of ten certifi- cates in either typing or short- hand. Miss Rude also instructed the members in artistic typing which might be used on booklet covers or various other items. The club's membership consisted of those girls who had one year of typing or shorthand. Back Row: Miss B. Rude J DeWitt N Marsh M Orlich B Bolognmnu M Knapp B Beckmann N. Stone, l. Van Nahl, M Fairfield S Walsh G Lima Third Row A Fernucola T Domogalsku M Smith, C. DeCanio, C. Cortez B Kreppem Second Row D lafrate F Cosseta C Salvo L R th man, A. Van Nahl, R. Oliver M Coppola Front Row C Tadrello N Zabriskue L Cosseta J Accordino, C. Furman, H Detgen we 1 gs . is ,X Dix, ,DQ ADVANCED SCIENCE CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Fossa, this group met first period on Mon- days in the Physics Laboratory. President Dick Bertels usually liv- ened the meetings with his demonstrations. He could often be heard asking Betty Vollman, Secretary, for the minutes of the last meeting. Pete Troell, Vice- President, and Joe Wirth, Treas- urer, rounded out the officers' quartet. P. Troell, J. Wirth, E. Vollman, R. Bertels, R. Ellis, P. Green, J. Whiting, S. Hagen, G. CilIie', D. Gilleo, T. O'Niell, R. Endres, C. Malone, G. McClain, D. Johnson. A 1 6 AJ I Ill.. 'nur fray SPANISH CLUB Also known as the Club Pan- Americano, this club was open to Spanish students only. Meeting Monday mornings with Mr. Naughton, the members studied Spanish culture. Proiects included a Christmas in Mexico. They had films and speakers, and en- ioyed working on a program for Pan-American Day, and a field trip to New York City. Stan Franklin was President, Steve Fortgang, Treasurer, and Nancy lnnis, Secretary. Standing: Mr. W. Naughton, J. Purcell, W. Pedersen, S. Fortgang, R. Paige, E. Rizk, S. Franklin, D. Smith. Seated: M. Hunt, N. lnnis, F. Caldwell, C. Tadiello, L. Searson. li. W -'W -' f':,-nap-..... . BAND , W: 'gl has 'ix f - 'fiivl-s-Q., -- Back Row: B. Mariner, R. Sposa, P. Schoelles, B. Hennessey, K. Albinger, F. Lanzana, H. Gripenburg, S. Bliss, A. Franke, A. Potter, R. Gugger. Third Row: J. Batstone, C. Teeters, R. Schaffer, J. Carlson, D. Doremus, R. Stone, R. Rosner, H. Moser, D. Rosner, C. Paulson, J. Harkness, B. Keller. Second Row: Mr. H. Brown, A. Vize, N. Downer, J. Corvelli, C. Gerry, R. Schoonmoker, R. Ernsdorff, A. John- son, D. Parsons, R. D'Amico, H. Lloyd, J. Tamborlane, E. Bertels, D. Williams, J. Wirth. Front Row M. Block, C. Jenter, J. Greason, J. Dorr, J. Adams, B. Thurston, J. Greenspan, J. Zrinski, V. Anna- ruma, P. Morse, R. Campana, G. Clark, C. Scheyder. O RCH ESTRA Back Row: D. Doremus, J. Zrinski, A. Potter, J. Wirth, H. Lloyd, H. Gripenberg, Mr. H. Brown. Second Row: J. Corvelli, N. Downer, A. Franke, A. Jenter, D. Williams, J. Carlson, K. Albinger, A. Vize. Front Row: J. White, G. Clark, J. Gerry, T. Emerson, B. Thurston, J. Harkness. At Piano: C. Gerry, J. Hoefflin. l nl X i 67 COZW aforeffed Vollmef Dr 0 V Schmrdl D D ClauSSe ken E Vollmuf' D F 'd 'Y p Sonnlc S 3 Brschof gud? V Notolh C Hoes' L R Emgfff M MundY Marks, B Kona' Malorettes are almost an rn stututuon a football band can not be seen wlthout maporettes This year we had a very good look mg squad B esldes performmg at football games o , ur magorettes dld a few ro t u mes at basketball games and acted 1 n the Tru HI Y variety revlew With th e assnstance of Mr Brown, the rl g r s orgamzed a Malorette Club , L V' . l, , , X Q l 1 l A Q . 1 ' r , ' if A .Yi V . S' ,ao ' 'Sf Wu , . Q 'X ft, L' A L . ' ,,, , . I . 1 I . I . . I , i ll! fl f X X V . WW FOOTBALL 1955 .1 1' Jhgyv 'Y 11' LJ. 1.451 flfli. 70 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row Mr J RodoIfy,J McCauley W Kmsel W Weldon F Schmidt W Garrett J Kleltyka F Recclo A Savoca H Pyhel D Belmg B Campbell E Urslllo J Rohm Second Row Mr J Tully M L Rltchle E Ronan L Crocker R Van Zandt J Brandt H Cato R Laubenheumer C Ba er B Scott F Hamllton J Moore Mr A Matal Front Row J Borger J Purcell L Kreeger D Pnncu H Franklln R Furman D Farrell B Henderson G Clllne R Pavesl R Morschauser R Frosco F Horsley Northern Valleys 1955 football team wull long be re membered for Its spmt We had a terrufuc spectator cheer mg sectuon, and we owe our cheerleaders a round of applause for the wonderful 'ob they dld, cheering when the mud was almost to thenr ankles Farrell, Pavesl, and Furman dld a great 'ob of leadmg an inexperienced team Our record was not of the hnghest calubre, but the feght our team gave opposung teams all but made up for what ever the Norsemen lacked nn prowess FOOTBALL SCHEDULE October Wallnngton Dumont Fort Lee Westwood Hasbrouck Heughts November Wood Rndge Bergenheld Pascack Valley Reglonol I ,T - . .4 . - d'. ,mn fi'-1 yy- ...k-? -4 w ,. ,z .if- fy, . 4 4, ,-Q-5. A dv Q, , 'A ?'s:, 'tif I 85,4 if f 1 fr, 'IL -5. Q. W .'., I as 3 so -. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ps I www 'fs 'ff N. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Back Row N Troutwem M Fntz B Moore Second Row J Tolson J Parsells Front Row C Cumlskey D Cade M Hughes Hughes, -l Pa' sells, B Moore, N Trautwem M Frm' J Telson C C The purpose of the Cheer leaders was to promote school spurlt by cheermg the teams to victory With Mass Schneider as thelr supervisor and Marilyn Fntz as Captam the gurls formed a Cheerung Club to prepare the un derclassmen for try outs an the sprung umusk8Y D Cod' 73 Y YWH'w -I V bmi. 1,5 MLA if Xlr .ltg 5 . Pr? R N or e -J' A 's A I if. :fi rn A A . 4 , , .ghiy f lt A . : . l l,. n I 5. 1 I. I 1 , . . A .M Y, . . . . l ai . . A l I ,-f . . ,' ' I ,, ' 0 E., . wt if X Qlsix. , - N . - . 2 f' ' E' ' . , ' is ' BASKETBALL 1956 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM .l Greenspan R Tamborlane R Furman E Schnrmer D Farrell P Troell B Sweet F Panllex W Hnldebrandt G Myers L Kreeger J Wlrth Mr J Howarth E Ronan Wed be wullmg to bet that the team wall never forget Coach Howarth and practlce, practlce, practlce Well all remember how an mexperlenced team played terrlfuc games The Northern Valley stands rang wnth sounds of bells, whlstles, slrens, and our own basketball band And how about the Westwood game when we cheered t1ll the rafters rang, and then won? The Norsemen set a record worthy of beung copned BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December Holy Trlnnty Bergen Tech Leoma January Clarkstown Wood Rudge Dumont -1- Fort Lee Bergenfreld Westwood Hasbrouck Heughts Salnt Cecllla February Wood Rrdge Dumont Fort Lee Bergenfleld Park Rldge Westwood COACH JOHN HOWARTH Hasbrouck Helghts Basketball Coach ,. 9 ' ' .,..,,,..A..,.,..,..... . , 13 ..tt,t,......,..,..... 1 16 ' ...t......,.,t...,........,,...... 3 ......,,..,........,.,...,. 1 . 1 6 ' ........................ 1. T T I0 ..............,..t.t.,.,......, 1 13 .,............,t.,..,.,,.., 1 17 ' ..,1....,...,........,..... 1 20 Park Ridge .....,.......1,1......1.... - Vx' 1 24 1..........1.......,..,,1. . to 27 ' ,.,.,.,. 31 ' ' ....,......,...,....,. . 1' - , - y 3 ' ,............,.....,... D . 7 ..,...................,.,..,... A I0 ...... , ..,..,,,.1..........,.. . . I4 ' 1....1.,..4...,..,,...... ... . 17 ' ...,,..,,,....1..,......... 21 4.,.................... .. 24 ' ...,....,..,... .H a ' r fi-F YQ- N' 1 N 1, 3, , wx, N 'Y im. D? 5, A 1? ' Q51 fy: ' WJ 4. rf -PM hggx , .4 fi G. 1, E lgg-P ji Q Qi 4 1. H f.w2M 6 2,1 ' 'Qi H Q .V LS J? J D- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY l1!'i HIIIWW JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Bock Row J rson S Grllow S Brothers B Th ston F Hom ton K Albrnger T Emerson Keller Front Row F Nielson R Corlesco T Dunn J Moore J Borger E Cumuskey Mr A Coluntont FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ssyjklltre, Q16 if' m ihlir P ur V If 'tl 2 0111, is ill gilllfljgi mfr, 5 EB E IB 3 5 M3 Bock Row otter B cmpbell D Matheson R orsells mpton Fran Inn R laBe Paulson Front Row W Garrett D Homnlton N Hlden A LGYNB R lversen H Smnh W Fo Mr G Gorbnccno A I . ,- L 5 L4 'B' s 1 'J ' .-7,-5 , I V A .I , 'J 2 v. . - I k .. J S ' LL I Q f 1 NJ- A I W . I I I3 ' ' 1 ' I rua- , 2 IK 7 K I t 4 7 , Q 3 s K ,,,. . , D I, It N Ya I I ' is 1 1' Q I 3 ,- I I I I f I I . , : . Ca I , U . ' , . , . ur , . II , . ' , . . I I i. I ,F I I If I V 'Q ' -I' 'I W, H: 15,6 AMW, k,,!, A QQ xy J .i ,Q '33 . I' 5 L? M dv 8 V- ill? 4 F, :V , 43 v 5 x .I fy xt! ,Aly -r . Y I Q .- J- ' - If dNw:r.',r I Q 0 35' if A ng i E. Smut Q X .L 6 v , 1 S - I If I YW Q W . I , I L . -' , xr , , ' , V . . I L . 1 'M ' ' . I I I I I I .l x : A. P , , C , . , . P , D. PII , H. k' , . Ilg, C. . 4 z . , . ' , . i , . , . , . ' , . I hr, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 'Me if VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS M FnIz N Trautweln B Moore J Tolson J Parsells J Chrlss C Cumlskey M Hughes JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS J Gerry N uechIer J ef u er or J Evans J Ccrpenhe C Rudolph BASEBALL 1956 5 of VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM c Row Mr J T lly F Recchlo F Ham1lton L Kreeger P Troell G Myers F Pa x B H1 e brandt J Moore Second Row J Kleltyka R Sposa C Bayer R Laubenhe1mer P Wargo R Tamborlane B Mltchell R Kruse Mr G Gcrbaccvo Front Row G C1ll1e J Harkness E Schurmer R Stanley D Farrell J Wnrth R Furman W Hnldebrandt Wlth thelr 'fnrst baseball team the Norsemen proved that teamwork and co operatlon make for an excellent sprang sport The team wont soon forget charley horses and sore arms, we re sure Northern Valley w1ll remember sparklmg held play and plenty of base hlts Coaches Garbaccuo and Tully had an exper1enced team w1th whlch to work as most of the boys had played last year How about those umps 9 They made us wonder whether or not they were really lmpartual Does th1s struke a famullar note, fellows? Man these showers feel good' VARSITY BASEBALL Apnl Open Open Wood Rudge Dumont Fort lee Bergenheld Park Rndge Westwood May Hasbrouck Helghts Wood Rudge Dumont Fort Lee Bergenfueld Park Rndge Coaches Gorbacclo and Tully sun 1..u,. ,. ,. ,.111e,.'1d- 5 9 1 12 ' .,...,....,..t.....,......,...... . I6 ............ ,.,..,... .........l......... 19 .,........l,.,....,......,..t....,...... 23 ' ..,,4...,........t......... ...., . 26 ' ...,........l..................... so .4.......,..,..,.r.....,.....,..... , 3 ' ....t...,,..r,..,...... . 1 7 ' .......,...,..,...,.,.,....,.. , 10 ..,...1.....,.,....,...,.......,..,.,. .. 14 ..........................,..,....,.., . 17 ' .11..,.....,...,.,..,...,...1..11 . ' , . , f 21 ' . .... . 1.., ., THE BIG NINE 1 hw i E 1' SCHIRMEK RONALD STANLEY D Emrisft Basemon Second Bosemcn ogg:-3 SQZRELL GABRIEL CILLIE FERNAND PAILLEX WARREN HILDEBRANDT Thurd Boseman Left Fuelder Center Fielder 4.1 y gnu: lff KREEGER orne Rfgm p.,,de, nuooum rumm GE PlfCh8Y Cukher GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Standing: P. Clark, V. Conroy, H. Drum, M. Hughes, C. Cumiskey, V. Schmidt, Miss M. Schneider. Sealed: D. Cade, A. Vize, J. Parsells, B. Oliver. The G.A.A. or the Girls' Athletic Association was an organization of all girls who wished to participate in intramural sports. It was gov- erned by a council elected at the beginning of the year by all girls. Maior G.A.A. Sports September October Soccer, Touch Football, Pin Pong November D b Jjrfjgryer Volleyball play-days, class games F b hioxlfry Basketball play-days, class games :acl Softball play-days, class games Minor G.A.A. Sports I. Ping Pong 5. Modern Dance 2. Badminton 6, Tennis 3. Cheering 7. Golf 4. Archery 8. Fencing 9. Slam Bang 80 v- i im, - ,E -Y , ADVISOR 8- OFFICERS G.A.A. Lett to right: J. Boucher, J. Parsells, Miss M. Schneider, A. Vize, N. Juechter W G A A SPORTS 'if is V' Jigs ru.. BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIAT Back Row A Savoca H Franklin F Hamilton J Moore Mr A Matal Second Row F Scheubel R Frosco J Provutera W Wulson .I Tamborlone Front Row M Bowen R Furman D Farrell T Dunn The Boys Athletlc Assocuatnon unluke the G A A dnd not sponsor after school sports or play days Consnstlng of three representahves from each grade the mann function of the Association was to help Mr Matal plan gym classes 1 HI-Y FACULTY GAME 44 ,mf Xa 5 A I As a means of raising money, the Hi-Y sponsored the Hi-Y vs. Faculty Basketball game. After some tampering with the score-board, which they of course denied, the Faculty, featuring such celebrities as Buckets Martin, Gunner Fossa, Hot Shot Rodolty, and the 'tMasked Marvel tied the score, And did you get a gander at those cheerleaders? Q Cafeferia Sta!! 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