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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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'fd I -In E .,f-.--..,,f- .-I ...rw Q 4 Q ,i wal A A ...M J ,JK X 'UM class f 1957 I-E Illl W Northern Lights N h lHg Y 0 1' , 'f' h 6 If 6 I qgmuw I me 0 f V II y R g h S h I D T N J TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedlcatlon Admlnlstratlon Faculty Seniors Sensor Class Officers and Advlsors CIGSS Calendar Class Wall Sensor Play Sensor Dance Senior Prom Underclassmen Underclass Officers ACl'IVIllES Clubs Musical Organizations Sports Cheerleaders G A A Varsity Lettermen s Club Hn Y Faculty Game Senior Class Prophesy Custodlans Mqtron Cafeterla Staff Advertisements 99 ' ' ....,..........,..,......... ,3 ' ,....,..,.,...,...,.... ...4 ' .,........,.....,.........,..., l4 Senior Stars ..................,.,..,.., 30 ' ' ' ........ 34 5 ' ..,..,, ............ 35 ' .....,,..,. ...,..,......,... 3 6 ' ' ....,.,.................... 38 ' .....,.........,..,...... 39 ' .,,.4.,.,...l.....,........ 40 l ' ..................... 50 Qi ,..,.4....... ,..l,....r...... 5 1 ' ' ' .................. .74 ... .,,.............,,............ 92 2 ' ' ........,.....,. 94 '- ..,....,.,.,....,..,. 95 ' .,..., ,......, . .96 ' , , ' it .. IUIQ. ..,..98 DEDICATION We the class of T957 thunk at only fnttmg that we dedlcote this edutnon of the Northern Lights to our parents nelghbors and frlends who concenved the Idea for our school We are proud to be members of the student body of one of the fmest schools nn the country Even more so we are proud of our benefoctors and thankful to them for bunldmg thus school for us Wlth great pleasure we dedlcote this book to them 4 L ' Il ' V V I , SUPER1 MR-Hunlsv NTENDEN1 172 F. J. I-IURLEY, M.A., Superintendent To The Class of 1957 Many new and exciting experiences lie ahead in our unchartered future, but the past also has had its precious and thrilling moments, and there will come a time when we shall want to pause and review the events of former days. On the pages of Northern Lights, you will find recorded many of these moments. May you scan these pages with great enioyment for many years to come. r l l Z 4 l r I I t I s E DONALD T. DUFF, M.A., Principal ,, ,, .ff s Congratulations, Class Your graduation brings to an education. You are just now which life will give you through training. Since there is no age when you will you will appreciate your education even more your contributions to society. As alumni, may be proud and loyal boosters of N.V.R.H.S. Good God speed! GUIDANCE STAFF LAURA The successful person IS he who sponsubllltles who IS wnlllng to champlon causes and un order to go forward wlll rnsk hrs secur rty for an Ideal The entnre hrstory of human progress IS made up of people who believed In somethlng and were wlllmg to strlve toward their goal As you leave Northern Valley my best advlce to you IS to be for somethmg and work for It Accept a challenge of some klnd and glve It everything you have Set your sights hugh' My very best washes to all of you l 1 c ,gee NX fig' f is willing to undertake new re- . I I . . . . - f I ' ' ll 1, I Laura M Trexler OFFICE STAFF MRS MARJORIE LE MANQUAIS MRS MARJORIE CLARK tg, f W-.-x..l1 KPX ff +..,,,, E ...titl- it G in-um. Frlendly smlles and helpful words are the trademark of these two people whose consclentlous work helps to keep the school runnmg ln smooth working order These tireless workers are con stantly operating the switchboard Iabyrmth and the Inter classroom telephone system They make out absentee lusts stenclls dltto sheets take care of deposlts and tue up many of the loose ends of other countless tasks . 4 V -X fb Q K if ii 4 c ll is K ,V x....,,.n F. r X . x. un- K ! ml ls. , 1 . .tt it ' M' ,- Q 1' lt: -3 ,, - - . -Ig.: ' be-,e - ' ', . Q 5 --M.. MQ we H , K 5 , ' V I ,.,7i 'f ' . ' ' 4' F 1 'T l 'TN l- . . t AW 1 1 W g 4,12 - - . I . - ' . I I I . I . I . . BOARD OF EDUCATION ,3 '-5, 'Mx 5- T-Sei -1-..., C'.. '-,,,, - zz--we Q5 N Left to Rrght Mr D C Movelll V Pres Mr John M Mullms Pres Mr James Hartwlg Sec Mr Vrctor DeMarhnl Mr Edwm F Mundy Mr John L Drugach Mr Donald T Duff Mr Frank J Hurley Supt Mr Francls W Harkness Mr A Wm Holmberg Mr E H Schoonmaker lDr W O Teeters absentl 8 We the class of 1957, are greatly mdebted to our Board of Education for their constanst efforts to make a good school better These men, who have handled their duties efflclently and relentlessly, are responsible for the endless fdCIlIflES that are available to us, the students of N V R H S E 'Vox 4 '1v- Gladys Akllllan, A Sclence ,fa N.. Karl Czlrr, B S Industnal Arts vuN.,,,': 'AQ Kenneth B Farris, BA Englush Socnal Studies ps 'E' velyn E Huber, MA rx ,. Emma M Audesnrk MS Busmess Education 'O' Thomas Daly MA Englnsh Soual Studnes k Elleen E Fortunate MS Librarian Dorothy R Berryman M Science -GQ- Sherman E Dance Art Educatnon bsfp. Albert A Fossa BA Sclence Math mf? L-sa.. 'X Lloyd Hughes, LLB Phuhp Jonnarone, B S Business Education lndustnal Arts EV19I'5h S01-ul 57Ud'e5 1 1 ' s 'Z Us 'A -:K r' X Y ' I - - - I4 vw' A3 MW- 'S , lm, , lr N. I f K to 'J O 5 . I' ' B. . I . ' , . . . , .A .1 gi ' fs' ' , , s.- ' r A . - as ' '1 A 'N ,K s 15 J ag? L1 V, 5 if X I , Yi .' - - , . . . , M.S. .ei ck, R f . v ' I A ' B L P-W X, 1 , K' r A' -. 2 x H- ' V B W 25' 5- ' r. ww, 4 N . x x X remmwai 4 Q K rw Q 1.4-x Y ' , . , I M- 'if is.. ' i Marguerite Bourdeau, M.A. French 'Y J, X 'Us '-L., Mary E Davudson MA Math Guvdance Student Council 3'.. -W' George Garbaccno M A Math Science Gurdance 355-f I -1 'i 3 'is Dorothy H Kennally MS Home Economlcs N W.. v :sr .N La 4,15 -J I T' Anthony V Colantoni, M.Ed. Harold A. Brown, M.A. - Science-Math Music K Q A 'QQ Rose De Rosa B S Business Education Fred Hlldebrant Mid Physical Education JT? 1 Albert C Koch MA Engllsh German .f x '! Marvm Farbstem MEd Math Sclence '1 i an JohnJ Howarth AM Busmess Educotlon Student Council can Walter C Knott MA Spamsh via - 'X 1 N ' fl - - r L- K.-B v L v Q A ' AX.. .. ' .' 1 ' H 3 A 'C A ' , yr xfq H xv , N. X Sir X . A' all . i -4. sf' A M . . G ,L -S ' cp R r Q -5 -Y fog , ' .fx fr ' , X4 X Q Ci' R4- f' 'N9f v . Af 5 oz' QQ' -, ' -5, 1 fz v f' A ' A 1 sr A' I l'c -X 5 Lnonel R Lee, M English Soclal Studles 4-'JZ' 1 x ,4-9' we Howard A Ochs, MA Reading 12 xp 1 Q ,M- eng ,cs 'VX wr-' K ,Q Janet N Lundgren BS Rlchard W Leonard MA Ahthvhy Mutal .lr AM Home Economvcs Qi- Q' Robert Y Permchlef B Muslc I Margaret Schnender, MA Physlcal Education 'F' gp- Engllsh Physical Education 40' Helen Reege, Leonard I. Rltchle, MA Mathematics Bl0l09Y ,pm 3 ,4 S., Y X Marlon P Scott, Mid English Social Studies James I. Schrock, M A Dnver Educatlon pp- F211 ,... , ,fx ,Ll if It -X If gil' W 5 f Vmcent Stecklme, B S GYCCB W Stbrmer, R N B S Industrlal Arts School Nurse Health xg '7 E A ' . . . ..A. . I , . . ' . - , . . . , :, . . 4, :,., I, NLS, QR ,, 'A v sm ,ex , . A cg , W lv E , I . 2 . ' ,fr V Y A A A ' A - t - - - . 1 -5- M.A. 1 ' ' . . I A A .5 G ' 'Q 4. Q -- 1 ig, tl t t M E A as , en s 2 f . .gg - on 1 V'A. QV . ' Sf 4 - , 7-1 5 ,V ' , I A , 1 W Q , V .Vi.V ,,V,,V,V V, 5 -up k ,V , I I I K A . QQ L , l I J . ' 2 - ' I tx ,aww 4 f - , - I ff 1 , tk Y ,,,- '- f M, ...fl . '13 'Q ' A' .' 1 fi A 1521.3 x V, ' I , I7 I iv i' : gr? r -.5522 Hg: x Q I 3 1- , 'X . ' ' V 5 , , 1 - fl H ,N AUX , 3: 531551 1 s f --F f h n b c ,,. - I Q4 l C11 .55 ' l Q- -1 Muldred Maxson B A Charles Messer, MEd Wllluam E Newman MA Engllsh Soclal Sludles Malhemahcs 'Dx QQ bv- Joseph H Rudolfy BA Busmess Educahon Gundance Bessie C Rude, MA Business Educahon ICN J' L. Q,I Richard J Selcoe MA English Socnal Studies Lahn Dorls B Shea, BA Q1 'LT English Social Studies l 'V Vi 63591 John H Saricks MEd English Social Studies ,Q-A Q-in 'fx A -if Willard J Sfanewlck AM English Social Studies v1 9u .pq X., James P Strohmeyer MA Joseph J Tully, Jr, IS lllfl-llfll M 10lH0f A5 Lahn Guldance Englssh Socnal Sfudles BUSIUBSS Ed'-INVIOY' 5 L Xl A 'Sl' V E . 'A P- 'N , , , 1 rw N .J ' -5 'i' xi ' , ,V F- ,H n Q , fa... 1 , ' L ,gd ky c .. f , --5 I , , I . J 1 MMM A fuk S X A -5 - hd ' Q 1 'v I if rx ui 5 '- -5 J A 4 U 4- I Victor Aqumo IC ambition to be an Army officer Guard ser: us seen with George President o the Sc Semor Play port Gall Elsa Beckmann Horse lover blond hair future nurse Jo Anne Accordino Cute and petite content to settle down with Ken In September m brtlon IS to stay on the right side of the whlte llne whale driving G A A Christine Andersen Chns as headed for St Luke s crazy about sports friendly lnstenmg to Benny Goodman IS one of her favorites commutes from Haworth A A President Junior Class Treasurer Assistant Ed :tor of the Yearbook English Club Mixed Chorus loves to talk Nation I 0' ,- s' fv- 13- Ns.,- rf mi Robert Bangs Good looking sensor hot rod enthusiast Rock n Roll terrific organ player future restau rant manager Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club I.oulse Bettega ou likable and good natured enloys knitting argyles Roger , 17 knuttmg enloys playmg basketball everyone s frlend Nursing Club English Club G A A Junior ay George Bmaghl Talkatlve always full of fun loves to hunt pet peeve as homework ambition IS to be a SUCCESS '4 lf' I Barbara Anne Bocchmo Ambition us to grow taller likes to play cards coal black halr u little athlete G A A Travel Club Student Council ming A A Student Councu Travel Club Vice President of Home Room hifi 'ffl 2 ' Ll ' I1 ' ' . . . a - . . . ' . . . 'V . . . G. . . ' 5 . U Mb .,,,g,?fN. O I 1 A K Liv' 11 ' ' V'k 1 u I . . 2 u u L Y ' bu- u . . . . . M x V f . . . - ' i ce C , I rf' .E gy Af. ' ' 5 D , ' 7 er Re- ' ' A A .f T , , . I Q,ff . . . Y M L L , , , ' . - - - ' A I if A gs . . . favorite sport is swim- . 7. Pl . F Y LL- E J G- - -F 'lp . . .7 . K We-f 0 5 ' ' , try! I . I 'X ,K , . . . ' ' . . . t ff B F' . I . 1 Q. fafjsg - . -: 1 ' ' I fififf, 2 . -155, ' . ' f ,1 wi ' f .iW - 'lf X 41 'iz' 'fy .,'.:,f. ,Q .- e. . . 16 'D' Russell B Caluru Usually seen wtuh Betty Smuth Oh those eyes ambutuon us to be a bookue telephone com pany us after hugh school loves money who doesnt enuoys workung Jum Castellano .lanuce Butwunsku knuttung us one of her favorutes e peeve us bug shots hauls from Northvale seen vutuh Bev Carol and Bruce S cretary of Travel Club 439 Duane Cade Tall and attractuve always wullung to help cheerleader partucupates un sports seen wuth all the gurls cant resust food Don t get Trucu ent Co Captaun of Cheerleaders G A A Councul Junuor Play Yearbook Luterary Staff Tr HuY Correspondung Secretary of Senuor Class 7n! Huy QM 7347! ' 15 va QW Cass usually seen fx walkung wuth Carol work formerly of Xavuer Hugh School 1 'Q' 7'-ip' Laura Cossefta Beverly Ann Craft Beautuful haur quute ev wnlenl to a talker hauls from settle down wuth Frank Ng,-fhyqle Jghnny Roller skater crazy future gegrefqry about dCnCIhg ll'CnS Travel Club ported from Northvale Travel Club 14 -I Yep L Krustu Carlson Cute smule math whuz seen uth uth ander un un th a s e peeve us usy c ol buses dur wushes ours un the day G A ouncul Englush Club Staff Tru Hu Y Jacquelyn Chruss Jackue fu of school spurut great dancer college bound great desure to keep busy and go places peppy cheerleader seen wuth the gurls hauls from Old Tappan G A A Dance Commuttees Englush Club Homeroom Treas UTEP ?K Qi ia Q . . I. l . - u .r Shy . . . I U - ' - ' . . . pt N - -- 5- z . I H. . . ' - ' ' ,' 'E - ' u . . . . ' p F if , A J, fi , ,J ' 6 . X, , V, lv! , I' r :.g.' - II .pf .' . ' NL . .' . . . . . . . we -Qi 1-fs 0 lor ' . ' ' ' ix? is , rx . . 1 'I ' I wigh dogs. ANR, , E, A , Matlu Clur ig-Yearbook Business lg'-2 Q A Af, I M lm 1' 4.9 ' ' ' . . . ll - ' . .u . T ,. :Q . . . y ' :IR .7 . - l l l . . . ' 3 t ...... . . . 'ye W, t ' ' . . . x g u , f . D: X . Q. , A : .au ' . ' V T Tisqvzx - N eu . . . ' I . UB tu - . ' se, , ' .. . - N, I e . . X J Duane Del Ben .fax x K Wnllram Damm Bull rs a hot rod enthuslast halls from Old Tappan qunet and shy usually seen pushing the audlo vusual and cart Cute and frlendly nlce dresser honor student future medical secretary usually seen wnth Betty Smith rl HI Y Treasurer G A Sports dw-4-K Ks James Craft nm after hugh school the Navy ambn hon to manage a depart ment store seen wnth Ed qulet 1:-5 'Q YN Q? .luduth Ann DeWrtt Comes from Demarest Secretarlal career pa s around wuth Darleen May and Bernadette former ly of Tenafly Hugh School .lunlor Gregg Club Jumor Play Travel Club Yearbook Business Staff ,AA ly' off' In f oUf A 1 'A' I Gregory Curtln Desplses warnlng slnps wltty seen wnth the boys expects to be collectmg rellef nn twenty fnve years or maybe before engineer Advanced Math Club Chemus try Club Ay 1 KJ, 'pe- Harold D Dampf Strange deslre to be a mllluonalre flag flyer shoes pet peeve IS I , 3a gettlng to football practice on time and carrying books home great guy ae- Football Rod and Gun Cl E ish b L WSQSJLM MMM? Paul De Nora, Jr Ternfrc smger usually is U 'Rr-.... Richard Dlckow Great guy always ate Rnchle popular wuth everyone service bound seen wnth Roy brown wavy halr crazy about music future pop singer Football Sensor Play President of Boys Glee Club Vnce President of Mlxed Chorus 'QQ df. 'f 's ' JW ln Ax x, - J- ' V V P' ' A A' 9 I4 .fir .-A. 40' ' f ' 'W 'S' VJ , 4-- X ' V ll pl ..., W':,m, , Fgblfllywlfx ' ' if 5, 'Af L, V! HJ. H ' ' ' -- . l. T V 1 '11 , , , I , i l. V 'Q-..f 1 . - ' 4 - I A -'AML . , , T 5 5 I Q, 5-I N-WAY ,n . . . ' . . . xiii by ' ' - l -Ar n ' ilu . I sttt 21' s f 'N ' N Y X I Q '17 Q. I X fu x fs' Q, .T ssse T S T t n T . . I ws ' 4 . 7 - r'- '. , . . A. ' -P ' ' . . 7 xx Q3 ' f X H . , P ' ' 6551 - 'l.G T M ' HI. l ' 7 5 'J : I ' r 'A ' V AS Q-3' Roslmd Emert Always on the go snake lover plans to be a secretary hates be with Yearbook Art Staff Color Guard Sergeant President the Future Nurses Club Ruth Endres Happy go lucky our Class Presrdent loves money and loves men who love money excels In sports long blond harr Junror Play Sclence Club Math Club G A A Chemistry Club Senior Class President Student Council 9135 1'--s Teresa Domagalskl Terne pet peeve IS school buses ong attractive halr lkes wrutlng letters knrttrng sports G A A Gregg Club Travel Club Yearbook Art Staff Edntor T7 1- i Brran Donohue Nnce cars future mechamc frlendly loads of fun addrtron from Old Tappan Q K Robert Ellls Loves to dnve Bo ambltlon IS to go to -M college National Guard R' tall and quiet fs., 'Q 'tx Wfx.. We-. May Fairfield One of our engaged gurls Starchy career as a secretary hopes for that mamed lrfe movles knlttmg and playmg cards For crying out tears G A A , Treasurer of Travel Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, Yearbook Business Staff as-f Ray Frosco Mr Bulld o fodder dark curly halr football team from Norwood Advanced Scrence Club Edward August Errckson Ambltron IS to marry a sweet old fashioned gurl like Anlta Ekberg loves to talk to hrs father pester hrs mother and flght with has slster pet peeve IS get trng traffrc hckets won derful sense of humor Scrence Club English Club Senior Play gy. g . ' . . . ' . . . f ,fjxs gg ' ...I T 4 . . ..p 5 I .' t --,. ' : ,.. A, , C I . . I D A V ' . - . n bn I Q . . . grouchy people . . . fun to V 5, , ' - - ' - 1 , - - ' . rn- gl 3 - - - . . 5 I ' of I3 4 , Q ' M4 - Q' I . . . . . . . ' . il QQ ' ' F-S. . ' H - ' . . . h t- ex N . l . I . . '. . . . ,lf 7 1 f iffy -ll. ks Carolyn Furman Brenda good dancer pleasung person goa secretarial 'ob IS ln the future terrlflc dresser G A A Gregg Club Sophomore Class Vlce President Senior Class Executive Board Yearbook Business Staff Edward Paul Glannottl Navy after hugh school Interested In sports Ed IS often seen wnth Jlm has a secret deslre to own New York Clty hates work but loves money 1' 'Uris 75-4-4- fff Rlchards Fuchs To be a lawyer IS has mann ambltlon such a nrt pet peeve IS walk mg hus dog every mornmg nlckname IS Luttle leo multl colored halr Math Club English Review Club A Y A Tx 'N-Ik 'Y Russell Gorla Russ pet peeve IS necktles can usually be heard saylng Why dad I ever take Trng? work mg on radios IS one of hls favorltes off to college Chemlstry Club Advanced Math Club, Scuence Club N 20 James Fullerton Addnhon from New York State loves to drlve terror ln Chemustry nlce 9UY M w N 'Q lh 'f ? Vnrgmna Grazloso Lovely sparklmg eyes secretanal school awaits Ginny favonte sport IS basketball seen wlth Duane sewnng whlzard would like to llve nn South Jersey nght9 Junior Play, G A A Council, Teachers Club, Englnsh Club, Mnxed Chorus ,436 Carol Gerry Smart wants to be an elementary school teach all around good muslclan hobby IS knlt tmg or sewung those wlsdom teeth, Carol ambntlous Band Mixed Chorus Treasurer of F T A In Junior Year Presrdent of F T A In Sensor Year G A A Senlor Play Band Secretary Donna Marne Gllleo Sophisticated e peeve us those cars wlthout Ing around the cafeteria mufflers enloys saunter attractive plans to enter nursmg school Jumor Play Future Nurses Club Englush Club Advanced Science Club -P3 ,ff ,Wi T- 7 J f u ' 47 Q V I ' H ,ff r I X I 1 X . 1 'fl ' A X. so X., s , g--, ' FK 2 - 'ti ' . . .. Y f V A I .I U . . .i ' - . ' . . I .'. . I A - - u ' vs . 'll l -V rs 5 311 -- '. M f lk, XX n i . . x ft' ,wi xg Y .P t ful-f lj Ll I l I I 2 my C MLC W ' my ll 1 A Q 4 we w 1 AJ X I to ' J r VU!! T T-as 1 -.. , 1 ality . ...happiness is her HIE, ' 2 'R' er 1 .' ' U u I . . - . I... U ' . . ...Chl ' ' ' - L 4 'A ' H . F . 1 My Y, i ' . .g .' U . I L.: ,LLA 'X F- i . . . l pt :px . . v u , ' xi S7 . . . ' . . . ' f NSI. A T f f X A Q l . X l Q l ' I ' .. . . I . I. f V1 L 1 l I. . . . - l l I . . . ' Roy Gugger Hold that trumpet Sam seen wuth a certaun gurl called Brenda loathes talkung on the telephone maybe an other Harry James? Band Chemustry Club Band Presudent Jean Ann Hart Longs to go to Europe musuc and druvung are among her favorutes good student another who us formerly from Closter Hugh School never for get those Physucs classes Junuor Play Senuor Recordung Secretary Muxed Chorus Englush Club Math Club G A A PQ Joel Alan Greenspan e great luttle basketball player o s of school spurut enloys the company of gurls euther doctor or enguneer us Joel s ambutuon Senuor Class Vuce Presudent Varsuty Basketball Junuor Class Play Luterary Staff of Yearbook Englush Club Math Club D pulls Gggger X A eh ls qwlon tume lille J Cute and poppy never stops talkung alonxg wrth everyone hopes to work un Leder xt G A A Trryw Club 1' we ...uf 1351 YI v Joan Hoefflun Quiet and natural neve urget the trup to Europe n 52 musuc readung and skatung rate hugh on Joans lust terrufuc artust plans to be an Englush teacher Edutor un Chuef of Yearbook Student Councul Teachers Club Englush Club German Club Orchestra A. T'-4' Dx Bernaclune Iafrate Bern always talk ung wuth the gurls pretty black haur knut two purl two for Bern wu attend college Muxed Chorus Tru Hu Y Drama Festuval Yearbook Art Staff QN Ellen Harms Great Personaluty crazy about Ella Futzgerald famous for a luttle yel low Nash don t forget that swummung pool Judy promused another Greenwuch Vullage Vuce Presudent of Junuor Class Vuce Presudent of Muxed Chorus Luterary Staff Edutor Presudent of Homeroom G A A John Heudelmeuer Tall blond and good lookung nuts about dancung and rock n roll to be an electrucal enguneer us Johns goal ukes gur s Junuor Play Advanced Math Club Englush Club Student Councul YZ' it 41 va-'ony if Carolyn Infuso Loads of fun willing to help at any time those crazy dnvmg lessons phone conversations are one of her pastimes seen with Marie and Paul me Secretary of Sophomore Class Travel Club Cooking Club ff!!-sf' 1,3 dd Qf Af Kathleen Issula ,J A new senior from N' w 9, York quiet ambty fi ff' tion in the medical field strawberry blond hair we enloys reading Audray Jennings Reading and listening to music rate high with Aud when it comes to act ing she s tops striving for college famous for her line, I dont kn w u Junior Play Senior Play Mixed Chorus English Club Poetry Reading Contest Northern Star Reporter Math Club . ' X Q -is . Patricia lssler Future nurse continu ous eater never rushes pet peeve is dirty dishes ambutuon is to nurse a handsome young millionaire back to health never give up those socks Pat Junior Play Senior Play English Club Nurses Club Yearbook Literary Staff Ted Kenny Hot Rod . . . iust crazy about eating . . . plans a future in the service . . . pal with John in good old Chemistry. Q.. ts? Q' John Kramer Day dreamer . . . hopes to own a nice big caddy in the future . . . redhead . . . seen with the fellows of Old Tappan . . . engineer- ing or draftsman in the future. J' 'Wo George James Judge has a strange desne to play the accordlan on Yonkers Ferry seen cruising around with Proff and Mike friendly guy Travel Club Douglas Johnson Tall and Blond Rock n Roll enthusiast ot Rodder a long drink of water future in the ser vice Oh that hair' Rf, -ssl ir A V-,,,. Darleen Krenzer The buslness world IS ahead for Darleen suc cess IS her ambltlon quiet and petnte loves to knlt skate draw and palnt Tn H1 Y Cheermg Club Geraldine A Llma Gerry IS talkative and full of fun wants to work after hugh school volleyball class team couldnt have been without er always busy seen with people and such thlngs Gregg Club Travel Club G A A HIFI ub ie 'WC- ss -fu... I Lee Kreeger Star athlete of the sensor class a blond crew cut s known for hrs green Ford Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Lettermen s Club QPWA 1 ' 1 Bernadette Kreppm Kmttlng takes up some of her spare trme enloys all muslc quuet and reserved marnage In the future shell never forget Senior Englvsh and History classes Gregg Club Travel Club Yearbook Busuness Staff div fl if Frank T Lanzana Dark and nrce lookmg to be an accountant rs Frank s ambltnon great sax player sports en thusuast would long for some fresh anr dunng 9Ym Marching Band Orchestra Dance Band JZ yoj WM 'YN-f if Bunny Lowry Bunny IS bound for the clouds to be an alrllne host ess wntes letters to those fellows ln the service can be seen rldlng around loves hfe gets along with everyone she enjoys dancing and sports G A A , Travel Club, Jumor Gregg Club Barry Mariner Out of doors lover always seen In the halls wuth gurls actlve In the muslc department co lege IS waltung for Barry pet peeve IS people wlth pet peeves Choir, Band, Boys Glee Club, Sensor Play Longs for a car of her own actlve In sports nicknamed Lulu pet peeve IS economics used to attend Tenafly Hugh seen wlth Jan and Rosle G A A Treasurer of Homeroom K 5 73.2-f X ' W sv- ' ' ..-..t'll... 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' ' ' ' - ' - V' 1- ' 23 fl Ml 'fbi'-T' 'B- 1-rf George McClaun Tunkerung wuth the radu one of Jolys h engune arlauts upo guga aways me t uc t e ecretg ug'-E Tommy Mead Loves the gurls Gau druver vusual auds helper good uce skater nuce dark haur seen wuth all the fellows Auduo Vusual Auds Junuor Pay Don Maurer One wush us to get hus lucense before he graduates golf, model aurplanes, and amateur raduo are among hus favorutes always smulung chem ustry us the fueld un whuch he wull make hus career Lubrary Councul Scuence Club Auduo Vusual Auds Math Club Chemustry Club if we .lanuce McCarron an crazy haurcut always knuttung our S 0 Treasurer future surgucal nurse has one of the greatest per sonalutues un the senuor class S O Treasurer Englush Club G A A ,,.-. ff ' Q Pat Munz Pretty red haur quuet and conscuencuous ence whuzz future chem loves to tell lokes hockey fan Englush Club Advanced Math Club me Gaul Nuero To get that druvers lucence us Gauls goal hates catty gurls and homework can be seen rudung around wuth Duane work us ahead after N V R Travel Club G A A Gregg Club QS Deanna McGuure Newcomer to N V R H S wull make somebody a nuce pruvate secretary Rock n Roll nuts about Evus red convertubles are hugh on her lust seen wuth Carol Schafer Travel Club G A A Barbara Moore Loves to dance sweet regular gurl plans to be an elementary school teacher large appetute plays the puano and reads for enuoyment partucupates un sports Cheerleader llth Grade Senuor Play Teachers Club Yearbook Staff if 1-Q. ff-i Fernand Palllex Ferdle the lad wlth personallty we llked always seen wlth Joyce Prom Kung real athlete Baseball Basketball Presldent Letterman s Club Paulme Parsells Always found helpmg others great In all sports llkes to chew gum and talk greatly Interested In little chlldren seen wuth Bunny nn Lunch C 5enlorS 0 Representative Business Editor of Yearbook Travel Club G A A fx x 'Y YW' Elizabeth O Connor Betty enloys belng wnth Bob great llttle sportswoman ambntlon IS to work ln New York Cnty P J parhes and plzza are welcomed by this blondle comes from Old Tappan G A A Class Representatnve Homeroom Secretary Yearbook Llterary Staff V1.1 ew- Barbara Peck Miss Personality wants to be a crlmlnal lawyer pet peeve IS people who never smrle wrll never forget Hlstory Classes was a cheer leader ln Cllffslde Park be fore she came N V R H S gets along wrth everyone G A A Semor Play Homeroom Vrce Presndent Englush Club Math Club Sub Cheerleader Thomas O Nelll Famous for hrs red harr quret nce skating fnshrng and football are en layed by Tom wnll be an electncal engineer could mvent some wonderful thmg un the future Sclence Club cf , HU? Lmda Pedersen Halls from Closter enloys readmg hopes to become a good secretary doesnt luke people who take therr tame pleasmg would love to be a dentist G A A Chefs Club T Q Charles Palmerrn Loves to eat usually seen showmg movles durmg has study halls has a good sense of humor seen with all has fruends drrves9 Joyce Parsells Cute and peppy cheer leader and the Captam too' sports rate hugh Ferdle was lst year s Campus Queen wr make some doctor a nlce medlcal secretary bound for college G A A President Junior Class Vuce President Semor Class Treasurer Cheerleader Engllsh Club i' f-A T lf' 1. 'UK if Roy Ray The Navy wlll welcome oy wants to manage a dalry farm m the future his favorite pastimes Include huntlng gurls and cars used to go to DHS Homeroom Vrce Presrdent Sports Fred Ruger Qulet and natural halls from Haworth D H S was his former hugh school loves to drrve seen with nobody spe cla Audlo Vlsual Alds FUN-gg Kenneth Proske Great guy to know Kenny wlll lorn the Na tuonal Guard after graduat un can be found frxmg hrs flat tures bug tease Rock n Roll fan enters sports after school 'N Nia vm wx. 1 -ix Elrzabeth Ann Smith Betty comes to us from Northvale Pet peeve Frlday nights Russ After school Betty plans to earn money Yankees and drlvrng rank hugh wrth er Yearbook Busmess Staff G A A Sports Student Councll Tn Hr Y L 26 James Provitera Proff seen here there and everywhere Lunch C good back seat dnver pals around wrth all the fellows terrlfrc dancer Travel Club 'WX iatw' Beth Stamoulls Future Physical Educatron teacher Cant wart to get through college and get to her teaching career Jerry Roc n Roll IS hugh on the lust for the Beth formerly from Tenafly seen with the glr s Future Teachers Club G A A Sports Busrness Staff of the Yearbook Sensor Dance Commrttee I . 'W ' MW' ' ' If .. M, Judrth Ann Rlha Nlce curly harr tractlve college rn the future for Judy loves to drrve P J partres are favontes secret de sure to marry a mrlllonalre famous owner of that swlmmlng pool og lover Yearbook lrterary Staff Englrsh Club Jumor Play senior Play G A A Sewing lub Future Teachers Club Carol Ann Schaefer Television fan fun to be wrth wants to be a dletlclan looks forward to a happy marrled llfe can be found baby slttnng seen with Janlce and lmda Nurses Club Teachers Club Travel Club 7-x , tg , , , I ' I . . . I g I Q I , , , I u n . L 7' . . . l . . . I l - FA Y Nets w . . ? ' W 9 ,W X ty s , J ' -1 I A 1 'VL lf M H ' l . . . QT- R..... T 1 I W ' ' . . . . ky ff 'TW . .. .' ' if fee ' ...d L , I . W' X p XX W lah X 4 1 :if r . . . s ' V l . . . if-1 N. , , , . . . k ' ' J ,Q h , . . . ,S ' J ? cvs 7- Roy E Stevenson Roy has one mam pet peeve hrs drrvers Incense IS that enough sand Roy? Pop In the future Roy hopes to hold an engmeermg posrtron and to rarse a famrly halls from Closter l dont know ,A My ,W Roger W Tamborlane Dr Painless Tambor lane D D S Tanger me usually seen wuth people and Baron beautiful nurse Varsnty Basketball Baseball Football Golf Club Advanced Math Club Englrsh Revrew Club Homeroom Treasurer Ira M Urbach Whntey co ege bound hopes to work for the Republlc Arrcraft Company rn the future Natronal Rrfle Assocratlon What s your excuse'-' Assembly and Concert Bands Senlor Dance Committee ,...4, '-s ,F 'UN X g I nv f I ,Aff Bruce Sweet College bound Moose a very dry sense of humor loves to camp, frsh, and play ten n s Greg and Pete are usually seen wrth Bruce Basketball Football Affine... F Peter T Troell Any homework Joel? future Math teacher Pete would like to teach at N V R H S formerly of Closter Hugh School The Boys Basketball Baseball Math Club Englush Club Vrce Presldent of the Science Club Class President of the' Freshmen and Jumor Class AW' loulsa Van Nahl .ff ff' e fr Mary Lou Wardell Lou IS headed for art school after graduation loves to doodle usually seen with Joanne Hoefflm and Lrnda Pedersen halls from Closter G A A Sports Junnor Play Commrttee Sensor Play Committee T5- J Anthony Whrtnng Our Student Council Pres :dent next rn srght for Tony rs college aero nautical engineer e peeves lrttle srsters and homework Advanced Math Club Chemistry Club Yearbook Art Staff Jumor Play One great ambrtlon t travel around the world Oh that red haur ture private secretary ou halls from Closter Hugh School convertrbles Barbara Travel Club G A A Sports Junior Play Honor Guard In 1956 Graduatron T , i... - 9 . .H. ', 2 . 1 Vx! ll 7. U . H - I U I ff?ysn:lv- I , . 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I E' Gary Wilbur Plans to work for the telephone company known by hrs converhble Betty looks forward to those summer vacatrons formerly from Dumont Hugh Homeroom Secretary ,ug 3 Edward Wulff Eddie has one great am bltlon and that IS to gradu ate from NVRHS -.ame to us from Jersey Cnty In our sensor year mous for hrs lrne That s the way the ball bounces Engllsh Club Reporter for Northern Star Bull Wllson Loves good food and lots of sleep pet peeve rs starting an argument over nothing future IS un decrded secret ambltron rs to become a radro an nouncer Basketball Wrestlmg President of Sophomore Class 'UN 3-.V John Zrmskl Future draftsman Johnnie has a great ambl hon to become taller formerly of Tenafly Hugh School oh can he talk Hey Manner shut up West Norwood resrdent Dance Band Boys Glee Club All State Chorus Sensor Play School C Concert 'ev FAMOUS SIGNATURES Whddwj .D'...,L, Qdeuw j,f54f?fw1 W7 WWZQWN AQLALA gfzdwu Mf R7-4,.A7z4.4fJ 6240-c ffm-r fig? wwe 23.......0.....+C..-. AJAZAW Low? away' vfi.,...s...J'?,,.P.M,N jf, 5 M PZ W MM i7Q.QQ..:fzgm Wdlf?50Q WW-p Mwdfy Oafamly aamwam .Qvafnfn4f77Z,J',a.av.aJ ,Z-.VZLMQZ fgani-44,112 -l5s..4.S-IYKNLJXB 6661--.,m,a.4-.waz 70 7,166 ibm 9 JMJQ 1,QW.v AJLQ X512 ff WLM Qfmzam J ' ' Q57 ffwzfmfw M97 Cla W M.. QM 6 S , ' 8' WM f ' ' 5120.11 Cm, SENIOR p0 .KA Z :Q- .9 7 MUTT AND JEFF Barbara Bocchlno Doug Johnson C e T Dnefiezosfex' ' 'env Seo PL W'mcn U55 Col Brenda Uh 1x-KLEVC M MOST A Lee Kfeeger Carol cisr MUSICAL Ruih Endms ny RW Gu99er TAR YQ www' CLASS SOPHISTICATES Donna Gllleo Tony Whnhng s M0sr san Diane 8 lockle Chnss Pete noel' x ..4 ' AGER5 Mos xcAL 'EEN von J T Msn TY? SOCK Gfeens amfe Bufwmskl :gl Duane GU99e' ' Dumm rx fb. 51 Fl . I . K A A. i 5 x Lx' 2 C 1 h ' I ,4 N ' , , f N ' rag! 1 .X V. ' . I . . 1 l V .u WRX I R D Y D X 1 1 f W mi - ,, v' 1 1 7 , Rx' I Au 'vw w 1- I .-.-. N. 1 ' I ' . If . i., 5 A ' 4 NVN-.,i ,Q '-4 N A Ns.,-f 'if BES1 Looxme Joyce Parsells Bob Bangs DLXEST eS N Geor9e Som ri Rove Eme i D o X X 0.5, O Q' SENIOR ff ,I f I f 1 lm RACTIQ P CLAss CHATTE RB glodlne 'afraoxss rge gmaghl 1' 10 S OST A-ngxfn Rwchve Chs orolyn lnfusg Fig? Joan 0 eg Curhn f Q s V W ff , ,Xi x I V1 w I .X X 'I X , I - ' vb ., V W, - P . X ,T -f ' ' in 7 :N I ...SL lr I 'tl f f X ' f h f FRXE B . ' ' ' ' . fe, M 1 1 K S' 1 E- M :Q 1 v !s' ' .vi ' I A Nxs,T'fg'?? :iff . . J A K 1 -I sh .rt . K 1 , ,, - . X 5 'V K , -,1-'Aff' I 'Q' 4 , fi ' . - Fu C M ' . , I 62 W1 YNY STARS BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQ UE Duane Del Ben Ray Frosco nc mos1 Dkmza ef-cvson CL Uhny LOWASS FU T5 Jennlngs AudrGY 'Y B orfy Manner YE 6 f UTEST R B Bssr pg Grcmoso ROY urban' PeckRsoNAl TY Gmny Fe'd'e Pallle x D7 f ' D I X ' 4, 1 K E L Q X . B R E in , EE . V53 5 ss, ng. bjjlyw P' gg X Z I X I: : Am M? x f Eff E Xu-.KAI .. C ' cy . l ' I ,I George Garbaccno Mass Emma 4- 939, DIANE CADE JEAN HART espondmg Secretary Recording Secretary Eid ' A f 4' 5 X ss.. I 5725 .I . I , ,- 'Z X vp- Y -Q , sf 'sg' -i r i 4 Q , 1 , . 8. ., wx, 1 Y , O X ,il b ' . SN-F SUN. km hill NICDN Ill J ,gg ' MON. TUE. ll'lfiJ. 'Hi It Q I ' I . Q 10 11 12 1 17 18 1920 22 252 27 829 MHY JUL Y CLASS CALENDAR September 5 17 8. 18 October 1 I November 4 16 8. December January February March Aprll May June 14 Fnrst day of school Iowa Achievement Tests Start of Football Season Autumn Leaves Sensor Dance Interpretatnon of Iowa Ac uevement Tests Hu Y and Trl HI Y mductlon Beglnnlng of Magazine Drlve Sophomore Dance End of Magazme Dnve Star Llght Star Bnght Senlor Play Thanksgnvmg Game wlth Pascack Soda Pop Hop Junlor Dance Latm Banquet Senlor gurls became Volleyball Champs Chrlstmas Concert Chrlstmas Vacatuon Back to school Open House College Boards Mud Terms College lnformatlon Nlght G A A Playday Hn Y Faculty Game S O Nlght College Boards .lunlor Pay Easter Vacation Sensor Day Drama Festival Junnor Sensor Prom Baccalaureate Service Class Nnght GRADUATION I--. ' . A gifflifigif Y S T of i..,,lf' 1 I 55351 1 A at ' FA M? F, iffy: zzflflfiflfiflflfiflffff zslfQffffffffflffffffffff ' - :' 26 ....................... '- '- '- ' ' 1fIQIffffIIfQf1fIIIIfIIf 8 8. 9 ....................... Teachers Convention 13 ....................... 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' 35 CLASS Joanne Accorduno hereby bequeath to Dorus Cecottu my hall locker whuch doesnt close and my gym locker whuch doesnt open Chrus Andersen hereby bequeath my G A A Presudency to any Muss Schneuder follower Vuc Aquuno hereby bequeath my pucture of Rosanna Podesta un my locker to Pete Stewart Bob Bangs hereby bequeath my sudeburns to Pete McClaun Gaul Beckmann hereby bequeath my controlled temper to my suster Bonnue Louuse Bettega hereby bequeath my seat un homeroom to any person who wants ut George Bunaghu hereby bequeath my long haur to Brenda Del Ben Barbara Bocchuno hereby bequeath nothung as I cant afford anythung Januce Butvvunsku hereby bequeath my lukung for bookkeepung to anyone who wants ut Duane Cade hereby bequeath my megaphone to next years cheerung co captaun and hope she has as much fun as l had Russ Caluru hereby bequeath three watch dogs to Northern Valley Reguonal Hugh School Krustu Carlson hereby bequeath to De-e Duxon my senuor button Jum Castellano hereby bequeath to Northern Valley one three ton puckup for decoratuon commuttees Jackue Chruss hereby bequeath my cheerung abuluty to any gurl tryung out for next year s squad Bev Craft hereby bequeath my druvung course wuth Mr Schrock to any lunuor gurl who lukes druvung and teachers wuth red haur Greg Curtun hereby bequeath to Fred Schmudt a contour chaur for next football season Harry Dampf hereby bequeath my shuny shoes to any uunuor and my football knowledge to Bruan Mutchell Paul De Noua hereby bequeath my brown wavy hour to Laubenheumer Judy De Wutt hereby bequeath my durty gymsuut and sneakers to any unfortunate lunuor who acquures them Terrue Domagalsku hereby bequeath my handkerchuef to anyone who usnt blessed wuth dry hands Bob Ellus hereby bequeath my seat un Mr Stanewuck s class to Bull Jennungs Rosle Eunert hereby bequeath to my swell color guard a guant suzed eagle too large to catch un the basketball net Ruth Endres hereby bequeath to Sandy Brong all the terrufuc tumes un my three gym peruods and to Mr Garbaccuo a 1957 Cadullac convertuble for the next Senuor Class Presudent to go wanderung about un Edward Eruckson hereby bequeath my handbook on cuttung Classes to Bob Hugdon May Faurfueld hereby bequeath my fake fungernauls to anyone who has trouble growung nauls luke I do Carolyn Furman hereby bequeath my enormous pocket book to anyone who can use ut Ruchard Fuchs hereby bequeath my abuluty to play potsue to Jane Levune Carol Gerry hereby bequeath to my suster Janet my abuluty to eat and not gaun weught Edward Guannottu hereby bequeath my Government 'obs for Mr Stecklune to any boy who wants to cut classes and work un the locker rooms Donna Gulleo hereby bequeath my abuluty to get around Mr Colantonu s truculent manner to my brother Dave Russel Gorua hereby bequeath my seat un Trug to some Junuor Duane Gugger hereby bequeath my abuluty to argue wuth Muss Scott to Dorus Ceccottu Roy Gugger hereby bequeath my trumpet to any Mr Brown follower Vurgunua Grazuoso hereby bequeath my butch haurcut to any boy whose haur us longer than mune Joel Greenspan hereby bequeath to a smaller basketball player than l my nuce warm seat on the bench Jean Hart hereby bequeath to Sally Pruestly my glasses Ellen Harms hereby bequeath the large parkung space for my yellow Nash to any Cadullac owner John Heudelmeuer hereby bequeath my Algebra book to Pat Dressel Joan Hoefflun hereby bequeath my seat un Muss Scott s Englush and Socual Studues Class to Helen Schwarz Bernadune lafrate hereby bequeath my sneakers to any Junuor who desures them Carolyn lnfuso hereby bequeath my seat un Muss Scott s Englush class to Mane Baffuno Have fun? Patrucua lssler hereby bequeath my worn out pocket edutuon of the Spanush ductuonary to any Spanush student - . . . , . 1 1 ' Q , . . . . , . , . 1 1 1 , . , . . . , . , . , . . , . . 1 1 , . , . 1 ' 1 . . . . . . . , 1 , . , . 1 , . 1 . . . . , . 1 . . . , . . , . . 1 ' 1 1 - uu ' ru ' , . 1 , . , . 1 1 ' , . . . . ., , . , . . , . , . . . . . . H ,, . . . 1 1 1 , . 1 , . . . . , . . . 1 , . . . , . . . , . 1 WILL George James hereby bequeath to Make Galllone my record of getting caught playing hookey May he keep the record gomg Audrey Jennmgs hereby bequeath to Jane Levlne my old Stevenson buttons and French dlctnonary John Kramer hereby bequeath my locker full of newspapers to next year s Sensor Class Darlene Krenzer hereby bequeath to all norsy people my qulteness In class Bernadette Kreppeln hereby bequeath to some poor unfortunate soul my 7th and 8th perlod Sensor English and hlstory classes Frank Lanzana hereby bequeath to Make Humphrey flrst sax part In the Dance Band Gerry Llma hereby bequeath my outstanding talents for opening windows for fresh aur when the temperature outslde IS freezmg to any Jumor nn 7th period Sensor Englnsh Louuse Lowe hereby bequeath my classes to any Jumor Bunny Lowry hereby bequeath to my slster Myrna the abllaty to have my halr cut every four months Barry Manner hereby bequeath my ablllty to get unto trouble wlth teachers to anyone who thanks that school IS a breeze Don Maurer hereby bequeath my seat In Mlss Scott s English and hlstory class to any fool who wants It along with the Sept I956 June 1957 New York Tumes which total 200 papers and whlch can be found rn lockers 470 475 George McClam hereby bequeath my unused English and history books to any Jumor who wants them Deanna McGulre hereby bequeath my comb for the glrls room Barbara Moore hereby bequeath my lack of wall power extra weight enormous appetite and my hlstory class with Mlss Scott Gall Nlero hereby bequeath my dlrty gym sunt and sneakers to anyone who wants them Betty O Conner hereby bequeath my basketball sklllsl7I to any lunlor who thlnks she needs them Thomas 0 Nell hereby bequeath my seat m Engllsh to Paul Shubert Fernand Palllex hereby bequeath my abllnty to get along wlth Mlss DeRosa to anyone who needs It Joyce Parsells hereby bequeath wuth Chris the G A A Presidency to any Mlss Schnelder follower Paullne Parsells hereby bequeath to my slster Jerry my ablllty to do bookkeeping and getting along so well wuth the business department teachers Barbara Peck hereby bequeath all Duck Thamsens moods to Caryl Marmo Lrnda Pedersen hereby bequeath Vurglnla Roser my grand sense of humorlol Ken Proske hereby bequeath my flrst flat tures to any Junlor boy who needs them Roy Ray hereby bequeath my class rung my nfle and my wallet to Knstl Judy Rlha hereby bequeath to my saster Carol my ablllty to argue for the car on week ends Carol Schaefer hereby bequeath my seat In Mr Stanewnck s class to anyone who IS lucky enuogh to get nt Betty Smlth hereby bequeath to Brenda Del Ben my bookcove s with Russ written all over them Beth Stamoulls hereby bequeath to my snster Barbara my natural curly halr so that I dont have to puck up her hatrpms Roy Stevenson hereby bequeath my share of the DeDlen Bouten to Charles Tetters Bruce Sweet hereby bequeath my football ablllty to someone who needs nt Fredue Schmidt Roger Tamborlane hereby bequeath my sweet memones of my superb academic achieve ment Pete Troell hereby bequeath to any Junlor the good tlmes Ive had at N V R H S Ira Urbach hereby bequeath to Phyllls Morse my Elvls Presley records Loulsa Van Nahl h reby bequeath my economy slze bottle of Tlntalr to any future redhead Mary Lou Wardell hereby bequeath to Holly Detgen my artlstlc ablllty to make posters for Mr Dance Tony Whltlng hereby bequeath my ablltty to procrastlnate to my sister Leslie Gary Wllbur hereby bequeath my seat to my brother Bruce for the next three years Bully Wllson hereby bequeath my ablllty to get along wlth all the faculty to Pete Wargo Edward Wulff hereby bequeath my report card to Mlss Trexler John Zrlnske hereby bequeath to Steve Greenspan all my band muslc which I couldnt read anyway ll I . . . . NI I I I I, , ' ' . l, , . II I 'I I . . . . l, , Ir l I I - I, , ' ' I' . I . . . . I, I . . , . . -I ' r I' . I . . . I, ' , ' ' . ll I I I I I' . . I . . . , . . . . I, , . I, , . I . . l NI I . I' I . . . ' l . . . ll . I . I I . . . I, , ' ' . I, , . . I, , . 'I I I I ' Ir r 1 ' I, I . i . , . I' - I I v - u rv ' NI I I ' I I I l , . . . I, , ' ' l, , , - Il I ' I, , . I, . 2 - l, , I' . . I . . . . I ' l, , , - Il I ' Ir r ' , I, , , Star Light, Star Bright Back row - John Zrinski . . . Barry Mariner . Tom Mead Vic Acquino . . . Third row - Pauline Parsells Carol Gerry .. . Bunny Lowry . . Audrey Jennings Barbara Peck . . Seated on Couch - Pat Issler .... Ed Erickson . . . Judy Riha ...... Roy Stevenson . Barbara Moore . . . Paul De Noia . . CAST . . . .George . . .Buddy . . .Guest . . . .Gorden . . . Guest ......Joan .......Guest . . .Mrs. Macon . . . Lucy Macon ..........Jenny Buzz Townsend . . . .Mrs. Townsend . . . . . .Mr. Townsend Susan Townsend . . . . .Chuck Lindely 1 if ic ls i flf,, - X 1 X X 1' ii . 'N Autumn Leaves' ' The social season of Northern Valley opened with a bang, when the Seniors presented their annual dance, Autumn Leaves . Music was furnished by the Bud Lowry Trio, and Paul De Noia, one of our talented Seniors, also sang a few numbers. Multicolored leaves could be seen floating everywhere, and everyone present commented on the originality of the decorations, and many were overheard afterward saying that surely this dance would be the highlight of N.V.R.'s social season. HS-wJ ni .., 1- v xh In 5 f DQ SENIOR PRCM 'Sim' ' r , 1 ' 'U V if ' 1 3 J 1 5 ,4 ' j r f , I ' , UNDERCLASSE ' 'Q- aan' . -. ,Wm ,j P I 1 Ji, .Ol. , . . v' I xx I : 1 r' Q . 'J , I 'I ' f ie KZ 'Y Q. , . K f 4 y :ff 'I' ff !I Y Us f5,5f'r Q ,ffl , n f A I 1 we 1 .P v ff ,fs , JW ff-1 vig' 15' N...- x , ...-.pu ww. K. X '-6 Tx 2 ff ici' 31 cue, 1-TQ MR MESSER lst row left to rlght Nancy Peterson Fran Cald well Carol Haas Barbara Korker Charles Messer Carolyn Rudolph Eleanor Cook Phyllus Sonmcksen Pnscnlla Metz Henry Grlpenburg 2nd row Barry Thurston John McCouley Russ Laubenhenmer Bull Castleton Terry Hayes Herb Cato Bull Sulllvan Dan Pmcu Charlle Teeters Adnan Das Dave Dore mus Carl Larsen Rlchard Ochs Fred Novak Don Parsons 3rd row Ed Cumlsky Ruchard Kroche Henry Moser Jerry Batstone Bruce Scott ,WM 74.11. t7'7 3-w F' lusisjlrs' lwurgai F' PN S f' ,.f ni' 42 fi JUNIOR MR TULLY 'lst row left to rlght Audre Franke lngnd Kolls Judy Hughes Lynda Stewart Joseph Tully .lanlne Evans Sue Endres Joanne Ehret Nancy Downer Sue Fruedmann 2nd row Nancy .luechter Walter Muller Al Lewis Domemc Cafarella Donald Krauss Bull Ehret Bnan Mitchell Paul Schubert Pete War go Bob Elder Ronny Retto Randy Rlchards Stuart Brothers Kenneth Kytan Bob Demler Lou Folgosl Reglnald Newsholme Jessle Fraler 3rd row Robert Hngdon Duck Thomsen Bruce Burdette John Borger Jay Blanke MRS MAXSON 'lst row left to rlght Fred Schmidt Bob Ronan Davld Warde George Buonocore Rlchard Flilppn Bull Weldon 2nd row Frank Hamilton Doug Brothers Al Klem Sue Cato Mlldred Maxson Dee Donaldson Davud Czlrr Kenneth Albmger Fred Mltschke 3rd row Nancy Starr Mary Woods Pat Dressel Janet Gerry Hope Kasely Russ Van Zandt John Carlson Herb Becker Geoff Myers Jummve Purcell Bob Hellmuh Carol Lohman .Imnle La Mendola Vlrglma Schmidt Frances Marmo 4th row Peter Mohn Bob Rosner Tum Dunn John Wlllls Nell Martm 0 VW ef cl.Ass ,T MR SARICKS 'lst row left to nght Helen Georgeou Roberta de Marlgny Marilyn Hesse Caryl Marino John H Sarlcks Gall Tolson Mary Mundy Marllyn Mac Gregor Roberta Hochman 2nd row Barbara Stone Gayle Hotz Bull Knlsel Phyllls Kellogg Anabel Curral Betty Dean Clndy Larsen Pete McClaln Lmda Marks Eddie Klndermann Paul Glannottn Ed Roselle Steve Fortgang Ann Rathlen 3rd row Robert Scott Warren Pedersen Robert Walworth John Domemchnm Frank Croyle MR LEE lst row left to rnght Vnnme Cagglano Joseph Guarmo Frank Roth Pete Hendncks 2nd row Delores lafrate Anna Fermcola Estelle Turcnc Mane Coppola Luonel Lee Ellln Wolfe Holly Detgen Bonnle Clark Nanu Zabrnskue 3rd row Sandy Brong Ruth Oliver Llllran Rothmann Jeanne Thom son Helen Schwarz, Cynthia Salvo Catherine U slllo Mary Orllch Barbara Bologlnlnnl Susan Walsh Marnanne Smnth Carole Scheyder Anlta Van Nahl 4th row Courtney Bayer Val Kelper John Brandt, Ball Jenmngs 'Sn F' ,S MR COLANTONI lst row left to rlght Carol De Camo Bonnie Beckmann Shella Connors Glnny Natoll Anthony Colantonl Mane Baffmo Brenda Rovellese Brenda Del Ben Dons Ceccottl 2nd row Martha Hornung Elaine Mohr Richard Gorny Don Altoonlan Denms Eggenberger Tom Caulfueld Wallace Bastem Wal ter Wuehler John Beresky Andy Potts Margaret ler Barry Hlldebrandt Rnchard Campora Joe Ben ardella MISS KENNALLY 'lst row left to right Cralg Mundt Beverly Ster chele Carole Frattolull Jean Carpentuer Dorothy Kennally Jane Levlne Joan Carpentner Barbara Stender Bull Mortonson 2nd row Dranna Dixon Judy Johnson Phyllus Morse Stuart Glllow Doug Srmth Donald Fraser Andy Mara Geoffrey Curtm, Joe Whnte John Rohm Rack Uhl John Adams 3rd row Jnm Moore Jnm Bennett, Ed Post Fred Nielson John Harkness 45 l X - LI ,,-. lvl W ,Q , r 1-Lf I W F 5 R G my YV QPU , as A 5 , .uf 'f ' , ' , ' , . X' f ig. V I . . G I . I ' . -' Z , ix .ll s', V 5 A M 1, h 0 A ' I . 1 . I . 'X ? ' 1 y . ' I . ' ' . .' r I I ' ' V ' Harrington. Florence Nagle. 3rd row-Werner Koh- K A I ' I ' - I Q 1 . ' 1 . ' i y.. ,' V4 - , I A I I I I . . frbjwh X . : -' ,reg yet, , I I I Q 'I . r- 1? .4 . . . . . ,A k A I I fl ,Q i , , lx 1? 4 'J fl 1 ' V '43 t ' . i ' . ' . 1 ' r . - T . r I , .-. Q to , D , g , A t ' f - Gr' MRS BERRYMAN 'lst row left to nght Dave Bellng Eugene Benkel mann John Bengston Bully Carter 2nd row Davld Belllzl Gertrude Alfano Loulsa Algarottl Ruth Brown Dorothy Berryman Judlth Kowalko Judy Blschof John Brue 3rd row Ron Berman Jon Caroselll Eleanor Adams Lynne Larson Barbara Angellno George Block Llnda Burgess Sandra Cade Ruth Campana Constance Blass Bruce Btelmg Joseph Chlafulro 4th row Bruce Campbell Tom Calurl Vmcent John Bertlnelll Qs!! MISS ZELNO lst row left to nght Deann LaVaIIe Peggy Ley den Vnrglnla Locorm Carol Kneeland Lararne Zelno Barbara Keenan Noreen Kuhnert 2nd row Bob Larsen Mary Anne Lanzana Allan Johnson Bruce Kruger Bob La Bella Pete law Bruce Lldston Greg Knight Rtchard Glles Jean Jugovlch Allen Layne Howard Lloyd 3rd row Damel Kovac Lou Krewer, John McGurk Rach Klotz 44 76251 OPHO MR RITCHIE lst row left to nght Georgia Clark Judy Dwyer Dottle Dettelback Jane Connell Joan Corvelll Judy Coffm Deanna Cornella Carol Contnm 2nd row Bunny Cowen Harriet Drum Mlchael Curtin David Daley Ronald Davls Don Cole Steve Demarest Hugh Comfort Robert DAmlco Isabel Corne Frank Dunn Walma Damm 3rd row John De Franctsco Bob Whusker Jay Cowell of 'QW MRS LUNDGREN Ist row left to nght Kathleen Gaynor Dorena nettl Marianne Fleschhut Lynn Glannottl Karen Frosco 2nd row Irene Galloway Rlchard Falken stem Helen French Phrllp Gerardls Tum Emerson Jeannette Fulchlron JoAnne Frank Helen Gaffney Louls Fossa Joyce Gargan Donald Frey Lynda Gahman 3rd row Wlllram Garret Howle Franklln Bob Easton Bull Flohr QSO ' ,' x 1 l 1 l r r 1 g 1 l I - g I J I Nr' ' 1 - 1 I' 474' , 1 J W f ,J , I I A a I , l -H A - I , -I - I I- . ' Q I I l I ' . I . . . - I X o fe N . C5 ' . ' - , V J ' , ' V Falco, Barbara Ferrero, Janet Lundgren, Paulo Gian- , .V . I . i ., 1 ' we ,l .-, ' , ' . Q l I ' - . . ' . ' . D o, J , , V I re. 'ull , . ' rl '.- '. ' IJ ful 54' I A f I r ' D I T , ' I Q' Mn: ,fly Va gffii! MISS RUDE lst row left to nght Marylou Gundlah Judy Hor ton Chrrstune Hallbergh Laura Glovrnauo Bessle Rude Anne Herd Evelyn Hoffmann Kathy Huegel 2nd row Carl Honnetter Carol Jenter Ken Hellyer Nrck Gleason Douglas Hancock Noel Hrlden Bobby Iversen Fred Hochecker Bob Hugo John Greason Stephen Greenspan Peggy Gray 3rd row Bob Jacobs John Horak Don Hamrlton no Agp' Nh MISS REECE 'lst row Richard Schless Bernard Radu Bob Santo Thomas Razer 2nd row Melvyn Yessenow Barbara Stamoulls Joan Mocaluso Joan Scherer Helen Reece Annamarne Sablno Joan Sebben James Potts Anthony Savoca 3rd row Frank Recchro Ronnre Schlmel Mark Sprtzer Joyce Rutter Bob Sontag Ronald Sposa Bob Schaber Jlrn Romalne Ray Soudant Richard Schoonmaker Herb Smlth Arthur Schwelgard Steve Frsher Vnrglnla Roser Margo Rodriguez 4th row Paul Schoelles Davrd Rosner Ronald Quackenbush Charles Schlrmer nl nf' Md' f- f' 51 HTH PQI 7 LAL saga? gc., 4' W in-ne lst row left to rrght Jack Marshall Lmda Plano Ottle Mayer Irene Oberer Evelyn Huber Sharon Pattberg Tam: Optekar Elleen Mundy Henry Nal bandlan 2nd row Al Gabrrele Paula Pardo Barbara Olrver Maurlce Plumez Peter Nowak Dean Matheson Anthony Potter John McClarn Barbara Mandel Leslle Nickel Clare Mason Ona Lundgren James Mueller 3rd row Jrm Relss David Plrmpton Richard Parsells Krrk Malone gm .1 I o ff S f . if H w if ' - , 1' V ' I U N . g s x , , . -3 wg . . f , ' 3 ' Q - . ' l. - Y to ' 1 ,,,l' if ' I f . ' 1' ' ' g t 5, r t A t ' S S l . I ' Y I 'r ,' .A Q 5 , M , , - , . . . . , f , A ' X . ' Q 6 A X v mass rruszn U - a t 'Q j 1 ' ' ,I ., , - N A 'X ' I ' I . I A A 1-' ' . . ' ' g 'S vial, ' D f-. ' 5 es -' ' , ', , - ,C . .A i D - - , B Q if O . ' ' fc 4 in te 5 . ' - ' -, gf' -Q J ,f . , , U , 9 I , - - ' . f , F' -I ', . '. .. ' I YW i F ' I ' l f F 1 - r , ' xi . . - MR KNOTT lst row-Lyn Steffen Charlotte Swann Susle Sut phen lu Vanderbush Walter Knott Dovnd Wrllnams Lee Tate Melrssa Sutton Barba a Wrrxon 2nd row Cathy Turcrc, Margie Stender, Vrolette Travers, Lawns Syphor, Tome Stuven, Tom Trghe, Jeff Van Zandt, Arthur Straub Peter Stewert, Tom Wlcks, Barbara Vanderbilt, Cathre Vrto, Gonl Toural, Jeff Tamborlano, Laura Sxawlola 3rd row Edward Sul lnvan, Steve Tushmgham, Lewrs Unger, Loren Tllles 45 FRESH MR KOCH 'lst row left to right Carol Algarottu Bobble Lau rence Gery Gorra Pot Losee Albert Kock Sandra Rathlen Jackle Blraben Roberta Brltnell Joan Freese 2nd row Henry Wessel Lrnda Gates Ellen Goldensohn Sherla Clark Kathleen Sunden Debbie Doremus Morrlyn Egbert Bull Prnckoff Barbara Sherman Bruce Brereton Pat Kloeppel Barbara Alleborn Sara Moody Lorrarne Freund Dowd Wnght Frank Costanzo Gary Demarest 3rd row Peter Hull Tom Prrme Tom Dempsey Alan Moore MISS BOURDEAU lst row left to rrght Jenlynn Parsells Carol Col ombo Marguente Nalbandlan Lorraine Thompson Marguerute Bourdeau Barbara Noren Annette Cag grano Florence Strelt Freyda Eng 2nd row James Snyder Roger Whittle Jam Wohlers Lund Heus Robert Mlglrore Paul Hostrlley Bob Mrcklas Ells worth Page Robert De Francisco Jack Slmes 3rd row Bull Remer Willard Keene Martin Kern John Panarotta Hn we-.. MR JANNARONE 'lst row, left to nght Bull Merrrgan Jr Joel Stern Bull Rlecken Donald Rosegren 2nd row Helene Steffen, Mane McCuIIage Lorena Wohlgemuth Joann Tusa Mrs Margaret Mclarchun Harry Day Josephme Foghro, Nancy Clarke, Nan Stumbler Connie Sposa 3rd row Arlene Knnke David Cole, Alon 'hose Duck Vorran Bruce Wulbur, Edward Rafferty Albert Martmez, George Lons, Warren Ochse, Bob Pfleger, Gary Stewort, Manuel Jora mrllo 4th row-David Batstone, Vmcent Nurney Ted Rrboudo, Frank Bell: Mary Anne Clarke 46 600 MR DANCE lst row left to rrght-Carol Frank Denise Lunch Sandy DeWrtt Peggy Smrrt M Dance Mary Belle Knapp Arlrne Quick Nan Koeng 2nd row Marrlyn Maurer Frank Bruttomesso Joanne Pubyl sk: Joe Prcarlello Bob Lrnders Ronald Kutzrn Nan Evers Janet Mautz John Shortlno 3rd row Rrchard Perrrn Roger Caruso Bob Prerson AAEBI MRS SHEA lst row left to right Bull Hynes Patrlcla Moles Alan Cohen Marne Locovare Bruce Lmker Lors Wrlson 2nd row Joanne Wllson Veronlca Meek Dorothy Arnemann, Becky Brooks Lesley Whrtmg Mrs Shea Lols Levine Bette Bogart Patrrcla OHara Judy Spltzer 3rd row Don Grlmour Judy Peck Debble Smythe Lmda Berger Brook Cauvet Tern Sanflllppo Walter Moser Christa Knlepke Barbara Kurelga Jullan Wemmerus Larry Southam John Dunn Carolyn Francescom Jrmmy Lynott Robert Fnlre Eddue Beckmann 4th row Jerry Korsgen E Harksel Arnold Iversen Tom Hur e 'o'n MR SELCOE lst row left to right Richard Berger Carol Ann Dell Arom Loulsa Glanfrancesco Aurella Caprl Denms De Longus 2nd row Tommy Shults Carol Brower Shelly Rlfkln Joan Bertlnelll Marte Lam: cela Mr Richard J Selcoe Carol Dtllm Carol Rogers Camilla Plttner Bruce Larsen 3rd row Judy Anderson Kathenne Buck Warren Hartman Eugeme Chevalier Vnvlan Froberg Sherla Caulley Jrmmy Carroll Edward Conklm Joseph Corvellr Damel Hennrssey Fanth Erlerts Pete Bersler Manlyn Matal Mary Ann Casey Carol Busch 4th row Dennls C Larsen Charles Ogllo Vincent Berneble Davrd Coleman, Davrd Braham 'f-asus. W oh C3 'Un Y Ur MR NEWMAN lst row Joe Warner John Larsen Richard Lauben hermer Charles Defendorf 2nd row J Roylance Barbara Semmo Cheryl Rofer Mary Hourrgan Mr Newman Donna Wrllarosa Jennett McEachron Llnda Osborn Meme Barr Elame Loehwnng 3rd row Artle Dolt Joan Barr Ellen Wllllamson Mary Keane Sally Pruestley Bob Keller Brooke Mather Rlchard McCabe Walter Jones Anne Brengelord Jo Ann Pullen Jeff Blecco Jean Fltzslmmons Jean Sullivan Barbara Rallo John Dowell Erlc Weber 4th row Bull Demberg Bull Knaue Paul Krueger David Gllleo MISS DE ROSA Ist row left to raght Kathleen Zlotkowskl Karen Semsey Dorothy Leonettr Carol Frassa Mass Rose De Rosa Wnmtred Garofolo Lorrame Laurence Hope Hendncks Joan Larsen Chns Decker 2nd row Paulette Andersen, Paul Torello Lee Beucler Mane Gambelunge Jerry Morellu Ben Marmo Dove Dunn, .lan Harm Ellnott Carman, Grace Costronovo Bull Evver Janet Wrtschleben 3rd row Robert Corcoran Barbara Berger Marshall Lynn Elsa Schrenbman, Robert Van Hentenryck 47 ,og hh MW, wwf rnssl-:MEN -rw 'Rm'i'..2-elmo ini time MR HOWARTH AND MR FORBSTEIN ls! row lefl lo nght Barbara Smulh Elam Albelll Tommy Doyle Bull Gurlner James Zampmo Bob Morgan Harry Recchno Denms Lang Emrl Nuero Paul Brenualt Carol Bogerf Barbara Hull 2nd row Palrncla 0 Nell Surelle Raloff Carol Tralna Judy Sfubaus Mr Howarlh Mr Forbsteln Marlha Par son Susan Parkyn Jane! Prmprano Barbara Tale Merrlly Le Vee 3rd row Helen Bozman Ruchard Marmo Allan Lulz Veronica Balas G Norlh B lafrale Susan Slumpp Joanne Pull Nancy Pllmplon George Kneeland John Banback Jlm Kober Make Humphrey T Ellls Pele Bogerl Bully Wrrghl Llnda May Joe Rodrigues 4lh row R Panzlronl D Dolm Chuck Mlesmer Joseph Testors Pal Larkln Duck Wenhng Frank DErcoIe Joseph McDearmld Davld Richards Nancy Buller Barbara Compton LO MR DALY lsl row lefl lo nghl Richard Taylor Bull Hme Dianne Ward Carol Jennings S Wemmrous M Daly Margarel Pelerman Lmda Thompson Mane Galllone Larry De Vlrdlllls 2nd row Lmda Walsh Carole Tnplell Barbara Paces Sal Romano Elame Weller Maureen Francesconl Duane Foster Waller lur Gary Albelll Ray Sager Susan Sean Terry Pendle Eslher Krause 3rd row Joseph Telan J Janel Thamson Marhn Poller Penny Slagus Doug las Vanderhorn Hman nm 'ghfzf 1 Wm A If lr'-on M' 4 5142.222 in-.amuse 48 4s lm ff? as il ll MR FARRIS 'Isl row left lo rlghl Arlene Davies Dxck Bngham Fred Schwarlz John Kasley Eluzabelh Fleschhul Mr Farris Mananne Roselll Kalhleen Geler Edward Flanagan John Smerd Trudy Green 2nd row Pal Morahan Paula Folgosl Eddy Scheyder Glenms Fraser Susan Newcomb Jlm Powderly Lynn Mus kell Rulhann Meseck Calherlne Lynch Ray Mohr 3rd row Penny Dawson Frances Junk Charles Huegl Bruce Proske Make Klem Herry Delavan Mlchaele Flll N.- 'Ir Q fn Ax , 0 ' . . . . 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Lee Tate Cones Sec Margo Rodnguez Treasurer Barbara Olrver ii if 9 . , ff 1 C 'mr rt fvl5U , 4 Eg 4.6.s1y, Q' ,ig , 52? ,, 2+ VK' 'Til' 'S ' fly 1 ,. .x, f XX ,rig Qs A A'-X ff 'fi-55 -,xi XX? 2' do P? ,lf ,f Y gfdfu Activiii ES V55 We wg: 'lst row left to right Mlke Humphrey Bunny Cowen Vlrgmla Conroy Tony Whltmg Mrs Davidson Mr Howarth Dlanna Dlxon Kathy Gaynor Ruth Endres Geof Myers 2nd row Nan Koeng Barbara Bocchlno Paullne Parsells Carol Rogers Jlm Zampmo Jeff Tamborlane Joan Hoefflln Terry Delauan Elliott Carman Allen Layne Arthur Schwelgard J Susan Walsh Brook Cauvet Gloria Moore Nan Stambler Jackie Blraben Linda Walsh Betty Smlth 3rd row Douglas Hancock Joe Whlte Dean Matherson Jlm Pursell Bruce Campbell Richard Ochs Roy Crocker TUDENT CQUNCIL DIANNA DIXON Vice Presrdent al z. gb 7 L A JANICE McCARRON Treasurer A school cannot functlon wlthout an actlve student council Thus year we have been very fortunate ln havlng such a conscuenclous organizing body Wlth Tony Whltmg, president, and DI Dlxon, vlce president, Northern Valley has had many outstanding GCTIVITIBS due to their hard work, perseverance, and cooperation ln all thmgs in-J 'SX YQ.. -...Q VIRGINIA CQNRQY KATHY GAYNOR MARY E DAVIDSON JOHN J HOWARTH Recording Segretgry Correspondmg Advasor Advlsor Secretary -.. mx' I is . 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U l 1 I 1 I l - I I 1 I I I I ' len COMMITTEES I 'N-110 These seven permanent committees form the backbone of our Student Council Without their efficient organization much time and energy would be wasted These committees are voluntary organizations composed of Student Council representa trves and each is headed by a chalnnan N V R H S enters into many activities and a record is kept by the Clipping Committee Clippings are entered Into a scrapbook and there preserved as part of Northern Valleys history lncomlng Freshmen and new students are supplied with handbooks published by the Handbook Committee These books contain valuable Infomation about our school and how it is nm The Program Committee IS responsible for planmng the activities of the Student Council throughout the year such as dances after basketball games ex change assemblies and the annual Christmas Dance The Executive Committee is composed of the officers of the Student Council as well as the Presidents of each class These capable persons plan the discussions for each meeting Keeping our school building and grounds clean IS a malor problem when there are almost a thousand in attendance The House and Grounds Committee is re- sponsible for putting up posters and advertising in other ways the need for student co-operation in keeping our school clean Each year new clubs are formed, and it is the duty of the Club Chartering Committee to see that the clubs admitted measure up to the standard set by the Student Council. The Finance Committee, headed by Janice McCarron, Student Council Treasurer, keeps the records of all Student Council financial ventures, and maintains the Council treasury. 'N JOAN HOEFFLIN Editor In Chuef as ,S 'LES TERRIE Art Edltor MR SHERMAN DANCE Advlsor X 'Wm 'U' fy... Y'- ' n LI VIZ .,.- gui 51, ?.Z m3 E-su -,CD 20 Z l'n1 :I- 25 EZ If fn 'fs 2m '13 E'c 'SC 32 2m 1 rn? 93 5:2 5 M64 win-uauwi 0 will ,.,gl53t'vi?'f 41 LITERARY STAFF I to Jackle Chrlss Duane Cade Joel Greenspan Carol Gerry Vlrglnla Grazroso Jean Hart Betty OConnor Ellen Harms Pat Issler Jud McCarron y Rlha Donna Gllleo Janlce Throughout their enture Semor year thus staff has worked duhgently to produce a fme, compact yearbook Meetmg those deadlines, typlng untll thelr fmgers were numb and spralnmg their brains to thmk of cute sayings fo of the fun I r everyone were all part n puttmg the yearbook together orthern Light A T S' 4. tfL I 5. r fe- ' A- i, W, T ' V ' f X K - ' 4 A f W 0 ff ,lttr ' T me , , ,,yr,, X '.L' , Q xi : E r l srs rl yy Y K r, 4 y 1 s,, re.s' , DOMAGALSKI y ,, , ' l A 7' E ' ,T ' . Q .f X ln' ' A 'R ' fm T E .. 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'Q' 1' wan BUSINESS STAFF I to Paullne Par sells Chrls Anderson Knstl Carlson Duane Del Ben Betty Smlth Lmda Peder sen Bunny Lowry Bernadette Kreppem May Falrfleld Judy De Wutt Brenda Furman Janet Butwlnskl Beth Stamoulls Carol Schaeffer Roy Stevenson A s payments a s were all you heard from these busy Sensors who were trymg to sell a good yearbook They sche duled time payments for every student In the school so that the yearbook could be afforded by all The staff thanks all agencies stores and business offlces for their contrlbutlons to our year book il ,E-W '-.ff ART STAFF I t Terrle Doma galskr Ruth Endres Joan Hoefflnn Tony Whmng Roslmd Emert Bernadlne Iafrate These are the people who deslgned our yearbook from cover to cover The matter of putting the dummy together was very artustncal ly done In a few weeks The lob of lettering and photo placlng took patience and time but thanks to the ef fucnency of the staff the lob was completed rn record tame Congratulatlons' You have done a fme 'ob Til? T' u...--Q55 55 I7 :NM f'n39K' sf swf, ltfH1'UtR . an-away-4 alba: ,- Ram 'Nqxggbi N0 m RTHERN S1 AR C9 Af O 49 s Q xghg 41 X fx NTS 52 ff! fq 58 0 On On WO has NP df' Eftlfal FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB e purpose of this c is to acquaint stud- en s with the many as- pects of teaching as a profession and to instill lh ese studen s the spirit o wanting to help youth by passing culture on to e next generation The r working group is under the leadership of arol Gerry president, an Miss Trexler advisor. G AWN E gl. CHEE CLUB m bed: o 1 em :Zur Pegg-Ks Bed shou The fc'-' . P eefw0d:Y NLT31 N . Z end cheerlxoq Zpwn: uclng supervhnexd ceSSc bye 'Sf ne how e , o :humor SPH? S feomloie? u lhls inlvngengen C NN 'S o N0 fb' ou! :Un E B SA Lu vxNG C - H - G-no uP DR the 19:35 ggsm n et oik gimp' V-25 hfoyso es' mov on ' . W uf X5 2 65 g X 1 wdf . - nf ' drwngisf-'isggof qu oftocrctivmes I I b s cu TRI HI Y This rs the Jumo S r en lor drwston of the Trl H: Among :ts many ac trwtaes there are cake sa es making tnps a attending youth con er ence hrs year they ave a large contrrbu t the Hungarian Re le Mrs Lundgren 1 t err advisor Q.- mii- f Alwijs AV 'L' Y nh mm 60 TRI H' Y Th, w 5 g 0f'f::1efhe ogEiw0rks U' mdk dub e' m Ong f 'Lf modghey :Zbqs :much 'Y Faczrbn oufed u s Suggf Thep::Se:1:edGUmf vasor M'by fsmbers Un Ss Hubs:-llfy 358 Ht Y he rnorn tunctron o e r rs o create rnorntorn ond extend throughout e schoot on cornrnunrty r h stond r s E Chnstron r. orocter ts rnony o wrtres rnctude t e iocutty gorne cub pro- o htetrr. ents, servrce ond wortd broth- erhood prorects o on onnuot oword o e htete who est ep e sents the stondords cub ul F' gf In fundgil liz he ma xo m oO T dub :S revoke Shiny 'his bersqxpy Cdl' mem T 9 mU5'c fx-I kgs' 16? -'5 vo N-fs 0 A C 1 s 1YPes and sw e study on he dlfech Y de' c un ml-'S' 5 N Strohmeyer of M' HOT STOVE LEAGUE lf you re mferesfed sports you wau d I e discuss: Sfov 'N f-5 .wi J 'E' en o ons the or e Club has under e dlrechon of M George Garbaccro hlghhghf of his y q,-5 cflvlhes was a frlp fo Madison Square Gar en veryone had a hme great 'S l if ..,v , D: 'Q 1, , 'M gh - r ' r ' E ' x ' - M . :g. 'fA' . 3 I 'J ,f .f ! of FK - 11 , the-A by ' f I ' ' . s X ? l 3 s A v'kA N up -. dedos d f v - x v e ' A 7 N Iv.: 1 - V- .7 sn- 1 it ff ' ' in 'E I ' , . 4 E ' h . . H4 Y , A 'h - . r. n I l D . '- A M - .5 '77 ' E . d 0 I Aj- I - ,VL I ' , f 5' jf . , I 'X' Y. Vxhgfhb xslt is Q O I tq.,,, E 1 'e 5' MQ f 'XX ' a 'X I 'Uv FRENCH CLUB Und M. el' fhe d, . ?ord6qu, :LECTIOH of bers ,ntroduces .T French 'Omg came Peoygyl mem' fl I Ffflnce. d. fultu, cus' Pllshed fhThls is G: of fefofdsn rough fslmscggg I 95 c ub meennggfhe weekly MAJORETTES These girls can be seen t of the strutting in fron N.V.R.H.S. band at every e. They have football tam developed their own stunts and routines. The hosen ac- twirlers are c ' to their ability to cordmg wield the baton. nosvn n-LW' I Q the Cotehatjltan- -1 Wm uonioi Miss DQ: girls td new thesis' me mow! to enle' qjl.l'l-5- guests lo N' G EBAVN D CLUB . gdnhe . lub ls ?r esfed 1'hlS C - nie' fo demo? needs: ts- 0 the studfgcidtion Ti: Program '::Tleb0'in9'to have -5 planned Nutty P '. znembin Tizbates d n9 d . under pate 'n - gs- H 'S Mr. club miixaion of mfomai Daly' GEUl.OGY CLUB The members of this club en' joy studying about the earth. Besides being educational, this club finds rock formations and erosions of the earth en- tertain' K mg. GIRLS SHOP Clu B hovyta ,vi '? ' 5feckline ' e ho5fL 2l7'i F 'eS Q f' 1, -' emu of and '9 f kind . of fo I eqwpm - 0 ' f this em 1 club, S q Mus' .1 OURNALISM Mr Farns :gif wnh fhzeefs every srAR 0:'THE Nglggnp f., E :fe Sfoup Tese meef,nRN wh as P 'es 'O ser gs order fo bgisnbpe done as H1 paper el' 0 UI' School LATIN CLUB The Latm Club under the guldance of Mrs Shea learns to under stand and appreuate the Roman Customs The ht of their actwntles helg was the Roman Banquet whuch the whole club en layed AR1 CLUB bte tnsmu' O n er xhe Gwyn Fd! hon o an sttdxdents tn 9 Stein 1 9 enxov skeightn r 0 wing fof thetr organ p :asure E N Rm o s e maven: we ' 5 group bv xhxs tatenie '-If ud - b . . Q . . th mi'-tb .' A dr ,ub- ,X ' umt th . X 5 ff UNIOR - h J mor ma' A club Zrintorporated Wwzzfzxrnde' 'eJ:fl'Q n'?l?ox1 of MY. he Jun- Vtlough this Club fdwional Tours recewed ig: fhr co' help in prePo' le9e boards' SOPHOMORE GREGG CLUB The Gregg Club is composed of Sophomore Commercial students. The main objective of the club is to work for G V999 awards in student pro- gress for both Typing and Shorthand. GR-VUNIOR EGG czua This cl b ' of girl U 'S lfldde f UP Class S rom th , Th 9 JI-lllior Sfdntl ey U y ry - 'e - K Practicing 'fflgmqwvy and of future b WW w . ayg using 97 Ore ss W Th - Omen Oword ?:': '9 Points Ulfvard s. G e99 C011 ' Qd 1 rj, Q I F5 'V-J' -4. ffgj .L- J 1 F AD SCIEJQNEEEB At W members etzldy meetin and fw o 'he ele 9 to studyemh Sfades :ggi Lechniques efznracles and Aus: to qffer 'lu' sxience ' O . ' . per 550 directs fh 'bert dllssmen ese Up- GRAPHIC ART CLUB These students make careful study of the fund- amentals of printing. They play an important role in drawing the pos- ters for the activities in the school. All the club s 'vities are supervised ach by Mr. Czirr. TENNlS CLUB rn- IBO every Mona? Rodolty . ' Mg, 10599 - lags this 9 ' of eiiiiv fc ffeShmen to .u Kdm to dewxop me skihie ot tennis. TheY:ii2ques principles 'nd e o of vlvviw Wen 'S sp men . tts- ft rs S 5EG'Ng::PHY 10 sph the sugar: 'hz U de' ard duCe . W vsue -gasses.: memx venous AHB' be ear ohowgfcigsyfof ani., P 'haute el'9'b :Nance they y n9 Sub so 'he G Q F1 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Ope to all thrs c u uses all the techniques o professional pho graphy They F9 P' Fifi 'U I are a ser wce to the school fo recording and pub rg' PUfPoses M Rrtchle hopes to have more a more stud ents mterested each year gm? 0077 K1 0 n W? 00035 VIE 'Qi' AMER Hlsrokfcgfus Thls ls which a f'e5hII'le hon of'i1Under the Tgliub man Thgsyllllqm Net famed for fhe you 95fers ff '3 '9 fhJ Se of en S l dee hentqgen our hrsforlsg JUNIOR RED CROSS to oil Thus dub rs open he freshmen and gurls rn 1 sophomore :losses They grve and to the chlldren rn the hospnals rn the lo col area by makmg NYS them Mrss and vrsnhng Rose De Rosa rs ihe od VISOI' dUY dnes . Ev0 y xr? Stanegugt .ng l S mill: with time Plan m a nfs WF' col'e9e Sf eon 90 '9'?,,g elves :gg ledurejan :ari0U5 as Smal: ':?litercW e Pee 6 ADVANCED MATH CLUB Miss Reese guades these sensors who are plannmg on takmg col lege boards She rewews all the math they hav had during their high school years and teaches the math they wlll en counter m college ' 5 i 'G-S25 Hymn Th,s flne club h b Us done C llferalo of pub I ag: s rt, Ef:9az,ngsh:23 U Mules supefvn Undef Mid red 5l0n 9 H Moxs of Mrs On ,h s'udY In ry of erafllfe 6 m 'Y 'Ypegnd Poefy SECRET ARY Audesrrk rss Emma rls of e gurdes these QI dass to become mess rumor d wnh bus acquamte rachces and equrpme whrch ihey WM face rn secretarrar kherr future careers Ag .1 , 0 H . ' . JUNIOR 3' 'S CLUB M' ' - ' an P 0 '. , ' 'P' DRAMATICS CLUB Dunng lhenr weekly m club meehng the me bers enloy learnmg about h u ues of play fhe lec nq produchon mcludmg cos enery fumes makeup sc nd characlenzahon Mr a Richard Leonard as lhe d or of lhls en faculty a vls thusnashc group c RY To deoUNClL penodi fvofe 'Herr stu get nzluzgd 'O stfdm H' I: fhe 'Woof fhe hz ' 8 ro membersgbuls seffl ry C9 Uf ,he L under 'h uncll whlc , '55 e Su F0rruna,:e'Y:s:q,, on ,ibiza . O wo 'in - dy e h lh ' b 'Y . ' ffy M o I . . 0 h . l - f V Pm I Wm' T111 AUDIO VISUAL AIDS M Schrock guldes lhese bo ys on how fo s ow films and operate lhe eleclrlcal appliances m the school They meel m our very well supplied Visual Aids room 5 tw A A A sou' CLUB 3 F' nec' To at least TT: these o Por I5 The go oUn9S ers Y k x ambmolget once U wee J' X I H SW' A-I1 ihe HOQCHS H19 to B cLU vil- TRA I undef 1m-:Se .Sen3r:IiiSS.Mo:-Z the dire3n':adenfthe::vel i0 ' Sw dang 0 discl-I5 ..?JZ1.'3'?1 ,':2i. em n s'o2Zl1e:::a: morning W c 103 MODEL OAD CLUB RAILR The Model Railroad IS open to every student In Northern Valley M Sherman Dance helps the students to develop sk lls of model bulldmg scale drawing and scenic construction BAND The Christmas Festival . . . Rock Around the Clock . When the Samts Come Marching In These are only a few of the songs that made our band so popular with everyone Thus suxty plece orgamzatlon under the dlrectlon of Mr Harold Brown proudly marched In thelr eye catching blue and whlte uniforms for each football game Oh those durty whlte bucks Thelr biggest event of the year was the Annual Band Concert on March 22nd Makmg beauhful music IS the band s symbol for the spmt of N V R H S MUSICAL ORCHESTRA Our Orchestra guided by the skull and know how of Its conductor Mr Harold Brown made Its debut by supporting the cast In the production of The Mikado During the many busy rehearsals beautiful muslc played by those with a tremendous amount of talent could be heard flowing through the halls of N V R H S ff n 11' 'A . . . . . . . . . . . . . a - I . . . . . - I ' I . . H . . . . . , 11 - ' . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . I I - I n - sr v - ' ' I I I . . I . . . . . -.1 g ' v-V,,,- I ,ff 'TAM 'sv . pf-f 1 hi ,K 4if'V', V H 1 I '3' ' , I , - Al f I 'F if 1 fir-, P' - ,E . A I ,W Huw X unqgydlnwtw ,ff Joy! MVC fl WMM W ff YMVWLMM LL M ,J J CHOIR Under the dlrectlon of Mr Robert Pennchnef and wrth the accompanl ment of Carol Gerry the Cholr of slxty volces came forth wlth many beautifully pear shaped tones Thelr new flowlng blue gowns wnth whlte stoles whuch were adorned wlth gold embroldered letters N V R added to the glamour of the songblrds The Sprung Concert In May a gala affalr wlth numerous songs both old and new was the Cholr s prom ment event of the year ORGANIZATIONS FRESHMAN CHORUS This organlzatlon IS a newcomer to N V R The Chorus IS composed of Freshman boys and gurls wlth great talent and the purpose IS to help them In tramlng their voices so that In future years they might galn the prestige of becoming a member of our wonderful chour Mr Permchlef has much reason to be proud of this group for lt does much for lnterestlng the In commg students In serving their school ln thus way 75 U f ha, rw 1 JM! U cifnfll ffl ,M '. flnlf Ujjfjll Q-LW ' I T , ' Lf 3, re ff' JVM UQ ljgflx J . U po 3 BOYS GLEE CLUB These boys can be seen grouped around the plano In the muslc room harmonlzmg wlth the accompaniment of Mr Perlnchlef Those who were present at the Christmas f t I es Iva wlll remember the boys beautiful rendltlon of the Wmter Song BOYS ENSEMBLE This group IS the equivalent of the Glrls Ensemble In that It is also composed of elght boys who possess some of the best voices nn the Choir They perform at varlous dances as well a t ' , s par lclpatlng ln the Band Concert and the Sprmg Concert . B M, f.'t . 'W I ' H ... , fialv ' 1 ,Q ' . 4 4 t . 9' fr 1 ls. -SJ? lf T l TV , ' 1 N t l - W1 ' L fl 4 was E 5 Il Q - f ' - - u ' 11 A 1 + e of V 215-L r- ee I ' GIRLS ENSEMBLE Thus group IS dnrected by Mr Perlnchlef and IS comprlsed of ten highly talented gurls Sue Parkyn Carol Jenter Glnny Schmldt Barbara Korker Candy Larsen Pat Wren Audrey Franke Georgla Clark Joan Cor velh Nancy Downer They appeared nn the Chrlstmas Festwal and every one enloyed the lovely music that these gurls presented si. ug ff 77 W ,,,,.,...-W ' WSW. DE? ART MEN 'SWE M. NGRTHERN VALLEY REGXONM WCM i GXLBERT and SULLN AN'S , Towg of Titipd' The HAROLD A BROWN OBERT Y PERXNCHXEF. R AUDRE FRANKE. YaXXey Reqxonm Northern Y FEBRUARY 7.2. X957 ' Connie Bliss X A. - ' Barbara Borger Georgia Clark Indy Dwyar Helen French Ieannette Fulchiron Ioyce Gar , . gan Iudy Horton Iohn Adams Kenneth Albinger Ronald Berman llxg DRAMATIS PERSONAE isquscd as E se. wards of Ko ' -Ro .,.,...... CHORUS OF SC Patricia Kloeppel Carol Kneeland Barbara Korker C h' ynt ia Larsen Barbara Lawrence Merrily Le Vee Ona Lundgren Eileen Mundy GENTLEMEN OF JA D onald Cole h K 1 .Io n aslcy Titrpu ove with Nanki-R001 .....,... a vxandcrmg minstrel Yum Yum He Ohn 7rmslu john Harkness ..............-Iames Reiss ...........John Borger Parkyn HOOL-GIRLS Barbara Oliver Marnette Requa Margo Rodriguez Virginia Schmidt Carolyn Schoen KIM! Susie Sutphen Charlotte Swain Patricia Wren Barry Mariner ...Phyllis Kellogg .........Carol jenter .......,....Sue Endres .......Ioseph White Deborah Parkyn nry Grrpenburg lllfg NY'est New York XX'illiam Merrigan Klein Richard Perrin Larsen Ravmond Soudant Larson Robert Van Henten Logsdon ORCHESTRA CLARINET Moser Iohn Carlson Paul Schoelles HORN David Williams B. . Gfffiiffe Psncusslow David Doremus Stephen Greenspan TYMPANI Anthony Potter n Valley Regional High School BASSOON Stroh, Leonia Laurie Davidson, L Stroh, Leonia TRSCEPET ert Brown, Trenton MAJORETTES Color is added to all our football games by these pretty malorettes They do an excellent lab of wielding the batons during the half of every football game Many thanks are extended to these gurls for represent mg our school so well f iiif li ' Elf A A ' A ' . - , 'rf We .-, ., ....--gp :in v 'a , P T v, 2 . Y el-qyfuwvuqq xg, 1 80 JoAN LARSEN 'Nw DOROTHY FINDLEY JUDY BISCHOFF ,km -gpm W' .a 2-.4 A , -V . , ' - !1V1L reeso ,Z , 1 Q Q ' Z - 5. .:I?'i'3g,s,-,Q ELAINE ALBELLI fv PHYLLIS SONNICHSON Captain WWE! 1 YW! 1 sink wh r'f' We SWIFT' dfgf DIANNA DIXON Qi Y l'l 1il ...... lf' ' V4 si, Ee, s gf, 'A 73, if ww Q , M ji c 1 D an x -4 Z ,Ava-. -.1 Q VIRGINIA SCHMIDT COLOR GUARD The girls In the Color Guard do a superb 'ob of leading the opening ex erclses at our weekly as semblles They have be come almost a tradition of N V R H S They also can be seen carrying the flags at all our football games Roslind Einert Captain Carol Haas Barbara Korker Mary Mundy Ginny Natoli Linda Marks. i . ,: 5,51 A 1 ' fB'l,'A ,1 -V '- l :xl fl 7'-6-is I Qi ? - 4 2 K V ' - ' . .I - ' , . , , v ,., f '. I. N , .4 '1 T , , ,, ul ' F1 5 1 -- , f on. A-'51, vs K nl, HL: 2 15 '- . lv I ,fm ff ,fx gg. f 4 , no BP, V df-2 70 bl W ' ,oi ..,,,,.,,, P5 4 8 'NJ' do-'V q Nffll A Dx at 'Q' '- 1 W 1 A V -Q fl Qin Q31 18 1.-Af Q5 guiq 'W-0 Q-in-BRAVE All it U95 Last Row left to right John Horak Fred Nielson Bruce Scott Herb Becker Frank Hamilton Russ Van Zandt James Purcell Kirk Malone Herb Cato John Borger John Brandt Dave Plrmpton Harry Dampf Middle Row Bob La Bella Lee Kreeger Russ Laubenhermer Courtney Bayer Doug Smith Anthony Savoca Bill Garret Bill Sullivan Jack Kenny Brian Hennessey Fred Schmidt Jimmy Moore First Row Bill Weldon John McCauley Roy Crocker Frank Recchlo Jeff Tamborlane Bob Scott Vincent Caggrano Dave Belmg Brian Mitchell VARSITY FOOTBALL From the very onset of the season with the loss of Lee Kreeger our captain and starting end iniuries continually plagued the effectiveness of our team. Key players hampered with iniuries were frequently unable to participate in our heavy schedule. Although these iniuries hampered the physical status of the team they added to the determination and moral attitude of the entire squad. This determination finally paid off for on October 20 1956 Northern Valley upset a favored Park Ridge football team 7-6 and gained the first victory in their career. This game brought out some of the fine qualities of some of the future Valley football heroes and gives the school a football team to look forward to in the coming years. 1 M51 1 is -Rf- nge. . n .ax-A FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 22 St. Joseph's September 29 Ramapo Regional October 13 Ridgewood October 20 Park Ridge October 27 Farr Lawn November 3 Ramsey November I0 Wallmgton November 22 Pascack Valley Dezember January rr rr r February 84 XS, xx.. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Weslwood Leonia Dumont Fair Lawn Ridgewood Wallington Tappan Zee Poscack Valley Ramsey Ramapo Regional Ridgewood Wallington Pearl River Ramsey Fair lawn Ramapo Regional Pascack Valley L. la r. - Geoff Myers, Pele Tro- ell, Joel Greenspan, Jim De Brino, Fernand Paillex, Coach Howarth, Lee Kreeger. H I V1 x AQ l .R . Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home VARSITY BASKETBALL 6 3 fig? . Q- 'T+' i 'K X 'lg' is 5 l L' 'AL ,yy x' c s X X JOHN HOWARTH Coach Set shots . . . fast breaks . . . thrilling baskets . . . Coach Howarth's drills and practices paid off in big dividends . . . more than our share of impres- sive victories . . . brilliant courtwork . . . hoopsters at their very best . . . precision team work and the final triumphant victory over our Regional foe - Pascack. 85 December January February 86 Nt, o Barry Thurston Frank Hamilton Dean Matheson Bruce Campbell Bruce Scott Dave Plimpton Ewald Harksel Ed Post Bob lverson William Flohr Dave Shirley Charles Meismer Coach Colantom Dave Williams SCHEDULE Westwood Leonia Dumont Fair Lawn Ridgewood Wallington Tappan Zee Pascack Valley Ramsey Ramapo Regional Ridgewood Wallington Pearl River Ramsey Fair Lawn Ramapo Regional Pascack Valley .I V BASKETBALL Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home The Varsity s future de- pends upon the practices, skills, and ability of the J. V. team . . . afternoon practices . . . long and short shots . . . dribbling and spinning . . . Coach Colantoni's words of en- couragement . . . the fu- ture - varsity competi- tion. All these went into the many victories piled up by these boys who worked so hard to make their team a great suc- cess. I? fix 3 Back row left to right Glen Donnelly Bruce Wilbur Bll Knarre Ted Rbando Tom Hurley Mr Hlldeb andt F ont ow le to ght Bill Gurtner Dennis La son Mike Humph ey Elliott Ca men .lim Zampuno Jim Lynott Joseph Wa ner FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman basket- ball team coached by M . Fred Hildebrandt q compiled a fine record of nine victories against six losses. This squad showed plenty of fight, height, and hustle, which will T eventually pay off when these boys graduate to the iunior varsity and varsity. 'X AM' 1 Back row left to right Coach Garbaccno John Berger Lee Jim DeBrmo Ronald Sposa Jeff Curtm Pete law Front row Kreeger Geoff Myers Jim Moore Pete Troell Brian Mitchell left to right Bill Gunner Manager Jim Zampmo Vmme Coach Tully Center row left to right John Harkness Court Cagglano Frank Recchlo Eddie Roselle Ray Paige Bill Merrl ney Bayer Russ Laubenhelmer Doug Brothers Doug Smith gan Manager VARSITY BASEBALL No Sprung at NVRHS would be complete without the excitement and suspense of our after school baseball games Coach Garbaccio built stars out of these boys during the hot, dusty practices, and the sparkle of the baseball diamond grew brighter with each game Exceptional sportsmanship and teamwork were exhibited by the players, and they made a fine sport more enioyable for all. April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May 5 8 17 21 24 28 'North Berg BASEBALL SCHEDULE At Westwood At Dumont At Teaneck Wallington At Leonla 'At Fair Lawn 'At Ramapo 'Pascack Valley 'At Rvclgewood 'At Ramsey 'Fair Lawn -'Ramapo -'At Pascack Valley -'Ridgewood -'Ramsey en Interscholastic League Games l. fi 44 bf P, Q? XL ..L'9 .am W Jays. Nw I- K , 'f 'ff. . i ' A Y- .4 M il A' , ,Q!4 fl ' W it ,V A, I 5. A A '52 A il Q-f - f 'W mi f ' M. ,,, A - s s H . .. y, 4 ,gf i-K - x 55 ,1 ,- K ., fav Q f A ,sf 1 . -Wai !Z-F:-'A-. iz, 'W 4' ' . . In 1 xl ffl 89 WWF? Ca 'ffm 3 U 90 f ' f. !r'j f fi!!! i' J f I f, 1,1 af' Si nz!! fi 0 X I 5 1, I 4 Af! f N , 1 r if AW .Q f , , '2 'Nz if 1 Q 1 I 5 l X .-S4 iv LT-elf With the help and guidance of Miss Margaret Schneider, faculty advisor the G. A. A. Council plans and schedules the girls athletic activities for the school year This council consists of two students from each class, four officers, and the two captains of the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheering squads. G. A. A. COUNCIL GIRLS' SPORTS The ever popular and exciting intramurals help to create a competitive spirit among girls of all four classes. These girls show excellent spirit and good sportsmanship, a factor in the development of a well-rounded person. Among the many sports there are: soccer, field hockey, volleyball, basketball, modern dance, ping pong, badminton and softball. Class games are played at the end of each sport season. Awards are given to those girls who actively participate in four sports. At the annual G. A. A. Assembly, Miss Margaret Schneider, girls athletic advisor, makes the presentation of these awards. fi J' I xc? gr I . ..,vv-fx., -4 s... fig -Iv I ri- ' fl .H -Q... 1, us. 'BH .Q -u.. bn- -5. 'M-ww., ,M W l fm.. WW 'Wa-. 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Nr' IEW f - HI Y versus FACULTY On the afternoon of March 7 1957 the teachers of Northern Valley became very brave and challenged the HI Y and Trl HI Y to a comlc basketball game There were even teacher cheerleaders who caused laughter and excltement as they went through thecr hllarlous routlnes Though the score wasn t offlclal the men teachers outscored the Ha Y mi' t , c , u , - .-rg. In 'Uh 1 Q nf 1 7' 1 I . . . , . . THE CLASS Here I am' Twenty five years after my high school graduation I m finally able to afford my long awaited trip around the world As I board the large strato cruiser what a surpnse to see a familiar face coming to meet me at the door Bunny Lowry one I had graduated with was serving as stewardess of the plane Seating myself near the front I heard excited voices behind me Turmng I dslcovered Lee Kreeger and Fernand Paillex on their way to the Olympics in Sweden They said they were being met at the airport in Stockholm by Ed Erickson now enloylng a leisurely life since retiring from the Air Force When I landed In Dover England I found Doug Johnson s Taxi Service ready to take me to the hotel On the way Doug told me of the spectacular one hundred story building lust constructed under the supervision of Roy Stevenson Tony Whiting and George McClain now the most famous engineers of their decade Visiting the beautiful building I found John Heidelmeler and Jim Castellano running a new large Import and Export Company Their private secretaries Louise Bettega and Louisa Van Nahl seemed to be doing very competent work I was shocked to see Ray Frosco and Jim Provitera stretched out in the lounge literally soaking up the millions running their luxurious hotel I went to my room and turned on the radio and relaxed to the voice of William Wilson England s most prominent disc lockey trying to sell Gregory Curtin s N ergetlc tablets A few days later I took the boat from Dover to Le Havre France On the boat I had a chance to talk with Richard Fuchs now a famous lawyer still protesting a case against the British Parliament I rented a car from Ted Kenny s U Drive It and drove on to Paris Needing a little freshenlng up I stopped at an attractive looking beauty salon where I found Judy DeWitt and Bernadette Kreppem keepmg wardrobe could use a little enhancing so I visited Diane Cade s House of Fashion where I found that Roslmd Emert designed the latest French fashions Feelmg a bit hungry I stopped at Gerry Lima s and Louise Lowe s Sidewalk Cafe I shared a table with two old friends James Craft and Brian Donahue now expanding their Amen can busmess to France After spending a few days in Paris I took a plane for Cairo Egypt the next stop on my world tour Arriving in the Land of the Pyramids I took a cab to my hotel It was a surpnse to see two American millionaires George Bmaghu and Harry Dampf spendmg a six month vacation from their large corporation I had heard so much about the new modern American hospital here I decided I must see it A native Egyptian told me it had been built and designed by Roger Tamborlane Bruce Sweet and John Kramer and was one of the largest in the world My flrt stop was on the second floor which was turned over entirely to dentistry The head dentist was Dr Ira Urbach D D S with Diane Del Ben Jackie Chrlss and Joyce Parsells workmg as his medical secretaries On the fifth floor I encountered nurses Gail Beckmann Chris Anderson and Kathy lssula they mentioned I would not be able to see Dr Joel Greenspan as he was now operating wth the capable assistance of Donna Gllleo R N and Janice McCarron RN Stopping on the twentieth floor I discovered Carol Schaefer heading the Dletic Department and Donald Maurer workmg in the Chemical Research Laboratory In another room I saw Tom Mead and Fred Ruger showing the latest heart disease films to a group of doctors On my way out I looked in on the huge busmess staff of the hospital occupy ing the entire first floor Among the secretaries were Diane Gugger Darlene Kren zer Deanna McGuire Gail Nlero Btty O Conner Janice Butwinski Pauline Parsells . . . , . - . . . - . 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I - I I I I I I PROPHECY Lrnda Pederson Terrre Domaglaskr May Farrfreld and last bust not least Brenda Furman Leavrng Carro the followrng week I stepped aboard my plane for Indra I was told of mrllronorre Rrchre Drckow recoverrng from an ulcer operatron well tended by hrs perky Irttle nurse Ellen Harms What a surprrse to run rnto Judy Rrha servrng as a forergn correspondent here rn Indra for a promrnent New York News paper Gary Wrlbur Russ Calurr and Ed Wulff seemed to be dorng an excellent rob rnstallrng Indra s frrst underground telephone cables After a pleasant week here I prepared for my ocean voyage to Australra Durrng the trrp I had fun remrnrscrng wrth Barbara Peck now a famous crrmrnal lawyer She told me of seerng Barry Manner not too long ago and that he was now a wrld Irfe conservatronrst rn Afrrca Our days were made even more enroyable by Ruth Endres who was servrng as socral and recreatronal drrector of the shrp I had a nrce game of shuffle board whrle talkrng to Frank Roth now on hrs way to Australra for the stock car races Before I knew rt I had arrrved rn Australra lust rn trme to see a beautrful naval drsplay Among the Amerrcan offrcers I saw John Zrrnskr Tom O Nell Ken Proske Roy Ray Vrc Aqurno Bob Ellrs and Ed Grannottr My fmances runnrng low I decrded to stop at the Internatronal Bank where I saw Jrm Fullerton dorng the effrcrent rob of managrng rt Workrng rn the executrve offrce were Betty Smrth Laura Cosseta Bev Craft and Carolyn Infuso My funds replenrshed I decrded to prck out some Irght werght clothes before takrng off for Hawarr Upon hearrng that George James was the owner of the largest department store rn Sydney I decrded I would do my shopprng there George told me that Mary Lou Wardell was hrs head commercral artrst and also that Russell Gorra the now emrnent archrtect had desrgned the extremely modem burldrng Boardrng the plane the. followrng day I was agarn on my way Thrs trme headed for Hawarr After I arrrved wantrng some excrtement I planned an evenrng at one of Honolulus famous nrght clubs owned by Bob Bangs As I entered I heard the famrlrar vorce of Paul De Nora enchantrng the quret audrence Accom panyrng hum was one of the most promrnent dance bands rncludrng Roy Gugger on trumpet and Frank Lanzana on the saxophone Havrng spent an enloyable week and a half there I was soon on my way to South Amerrca After I landed rn Rro de Janerro and was settled rn my hotel I met Joan Hoefflrn who was stayrng at the same hotel as I She rnformed me that a new educatronal advancement program was berng conducted throughout South Amerrca Some of the teachers who were a part of thrs program were Beth Stamoulrs a physrcal educatron teacher Carol Gerry Bernadrne Iafrate and Barbara Moore elementary school teachers Peter Troell Krrstr Carlson and Pat Munz math teachers Jean Hart and Joan herself Englrsh teachers My vacatron frnally termrnated Ireturned home thoroughly satrsfred wrth my rnterestrng lourney A few days after my arrrval I heard from Pat Issler a nurse at Englewood Hosprtal that Grnny Grazroso Barbara Bocchrno and Joanne Accordrno were all happrly marrred Readrng the New York paper that same evenrng I was not surprrsed to read that Audray Jennrngs was to star as Lady MacBeth rn the Broadway productron of MacBeth When remrnrscrng about my lourney I was happy to frnd so many of my class mates well and prosperous 1 1 1 . . . . , . .. . .. . . . I . . . . . ' I - - . . . ' I . . .,. . 1 . . . . .. . . ' 1 .. ... . . ' . . . . . . . . . . ' I . . . .. .. . . . . .. ,. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . 1 . . .. . .. .. . 1 1 - . . . . . I - . . . . , . . . . . 1 1 .. . . . . .- .. . . . . ' I I , . .. . . . . . . - 0 o I ' q I .1 . , . I . . . . . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . .. . 1 1 1 . . . . - 1 1 I I I . . . . 1 . . ..- . . I - o CUSTODIANS AND MATRON We are thankful for the many hours these busy people spend keeping our lovely school In such excellent condntlon Many years wull pass before we forget the prnde we had nn our school and ln Its mehculous appearance ,f-1,15 cfm X. 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