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

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414 CLASS CALENDAR January 2 The happy holrdays hrghlrghted by lrttle study many parties and lrttle sleep January D Day rs here Mornmg College Boards send everyone unto a fren The taxpayers are rnvlted to come rn and look around February Wlerd costumes and a desertlon of the rules the Hr Y takes on the March The Gondollers float across the stage to the lrltmg music of our smgers Vlva Roma Loungmg Patrlcrans and scurrymg slaves characterlze the second Latm Banquet Beware the ldes of March ut spells another day of College Boards Our Band performs at Its concert Aprll A brref respite Easter vacatlon rs wuth us Boys have a chance to learn about Uncle Sam s opportunltles May Hrlarrty occurs as Semors conduct classes for a day Our future Barrymores appear IH the Drama Festival More muslc the Sprung Concert occurs 1957 1958 Sensor gurls treat therr moms to tea rn the cafeterra Brllowy gowns smart dmner lack ets and dreamy couples highlight our Prom June Our athletes are honored at the Athletrc Assembly Frrst step to graduatlon Bacca laureate Seniors take off for a day of fun and frolrc at the beach Class Nrght our last brg get to gether Scholarshrps and honors are con ferred upon our outstandnng en rors Solemn Seniors hold Graduatron exercrses marking the end of an enloyable three years I 21-. ... ' 12- ' ' ' a Q I o . I I I . n l - 11- ' . ' ' zy. 5-' . 15- ' ' - . 9- ' ' 28- ' - 7 ' Q 7 n - - Faculty in a game of basketball. 12- ' - Fl ' YI ' S - . . - . U.. . I . . . . . 15- 5 ' 21- ' . 24- 1- . . .. 2- . 9- . 3 .

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1418 1719 58 CLASS CALENDAR 1957 1958 September Brsng out the books dust off the desks the hectsc rush begsns agasn Brasns mesh pencsls fly the Iowa tests descend upon us Sensors and parents are brsefed on college applscatsons Gusdance Of fsce beware here come the trans crspts Lung power ss tested pre game pep rally Our msghty Norsemen humble St Joseph s to a 6 6 tse October Professsonal Day fsnds the students ensoysng a late sleep the teachers slavsng sn meetsngs smsles for the photographer Sen sor yearbook photos are the order of the day Well dressed Sensors ensoy a week of Sensor prsvsleges Sensors Junsors Msss Trexler and Mr Anderson are off to snspect Pennsylvansa s collegsate offersngs The very talented Sensor Class demonstrates sts dramatsc prowess Sensor Assembly A pumpksn coach and merry mussc ushers sn the socsal season wsth the Sensor Dance The puzzled look and furrowed brow ssgnsfy Sensor concentratson 1921 Merst Scholarshsp Tests snvade us Parents learn the horrsble truth about our Iowa Test results November Valley s buddsng Carusos and Tre baldss perform before proud par ents at our Fall Mussc Concert The Teachers Dsnsng Room as sumes an asr of mystery as lsghts burn tsll msdnsght coffee and frust are consumed sn great quantstses and papers are psled hsgh on the desks the Evaluatsng Commsttee has arrsved Lsnament anyone? The rusty Alum ns exercsse forgotten muscles but to no avasl as our Sensors down them sn the fsrst basketball tslt of the season Boys busld muscles by generously carrysng the gsrls books December Old Man Wsnter surprsses us wsth cs pleasant day off 6-Guslty or not gusltyl Legal msnded Sensors present a courtroom trsal as thesr theatrscal productson of The retellsng of the Chrsstmas story wsth musscal snterludes makes our Chrsstmas Concert one to be long remembered Boys get thesr revenge gsrls carry the books today Wsnter Wonderland dancers glsde to dreamy mussc at our Stud ent Councsl Dance I 4- ' I 24- ' 9-11- ' , ' 1 . 1- ' ' , 1O- ' ' ' - 27- ' 2 - ' . ' 28- . c . .. I 2- . . 1 27-' . - 7-11-Bashful boys, gay girls muster , 1 , 1 , A 27- ' - 0 I I 1 I Q. I F 0 5 n A.M. . ' . 18- ' . . . , 7 '57. l l n P.M. ' 0 0 o -0 2 . 22k U - 1 as

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CLASS Wlll Joanne Ehret, bequeath my hlstory book to anyone who IS crazy enough to want Holly Detgen bequeath any art abrluty I mrght have to Judy Dwyer Pete Mohn bequeath a few of my Inches In henght to Art Schweugard Delores Iafrate bequeath my seat ln the lunchroom on Frrdays to any Freshman Tum Dunn bequeath my parkmg space IH the parkmg lot to anyone who can cram nn has bicycle Denms Eggenberger bequeath my earthly possessions to BlOl and my hall pass to any Jumor boy Bull Ehret, bequeath my chemnstry book to the school custodlan Walt Wuelher bequeath my broken leg to Frank Recchlo Reggie Newsholme bemg of sound mmd fmd that I have nothrng left to wrll anyone Sandy Brong leave Mr my height so that he can learn how to play basketball Judy Johnson leave my Steve a wonderful year rn physlcs class lUghIl Fred Mltschke leave all Englush and hlstory marks to my snsters Lourse and Janme Evans er adrenalm to Mr Colantom Estelle Turcrc, experuence of having Sue s house robbed to any one who has a heart and nervous system Marne Knapp leave Unlon to anyone who needs and can stand Phyllas Kellogg leave the chemnstry equipment rn my drawer to Ona Lundgren Beverly Sterchele rn the telephone booth Tony Hynes leave' Adnan Das leave of Fords who wants It Doug Brothers lucky freshman Dee Donaldson to any student who wall take French Ruth Olrver leave Nancy Stoddard s room tentatlve senlor Joy Thomas leavel Mane Bafflno leave my ablllty out of the lunch room Jessre Fraler leave the whole Martha Hornung lookmg end of her baton at the Pascack Bobble Hochman to be dlvrded strand by strand to all who have my three years at N V Elanne Mohr leaves the corndor to whomever wants It Ann Shastey leaves Dons Cecottr leaves chewmg gum for health classes I Bonnue Beckmann my modern dancmg abrlrty rn hopes that s e Brenda Benardella wants to clean It y Lab Book to Enleen Evelyn Randy Tully to a lumor who needs to learn some Englush Pat Wren leave my red palamas from All State Chorus to Georgia Clark John Harkness leave to Don Cole my space rn the parkmg lot Carol DeCanro leaves her Semor button to Barry Tarzy Sue Walsh leaves her daily plece of toast and track shoes to Merne Barr rn hope shell catch the bus on trme I Henry Grrpenburg leave the band s sax sectaon free of all squeaks and unearthly norses Nancy Marsh leaves her place In the cafeterua to anyone unfortunate enough to get It I, ' ' it. ll I . . . I II I . . . . I, , ' . I' . I . . . I, ' , ' , ll . . , . U Il I . - Il I I I, , - ' I, , ' ' . . I, , ' I' . I . i .. I, ' - FI . I - it. I, . ' . . . l, , . I, Pat Wessel, leave Mr. Howarth to someone who really cuts study. I, ' , . I, , . ll I I, ' , to n. I, , . I, , . I, , ! FI I .I . 1 . I I I It . . I . I . . . . h I, ' . I, I, I, . I' ' . - . . - If I ' I , . a I. ' I I