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

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' 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.

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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.

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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