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

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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.

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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'

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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