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

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JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is a service organization in which the girls spend most of their time entertaining at hospitals, sending packages to needy families in disaster areas, and giving their service to the community and the school. The club is sponsored by Miss De Rosa. Offic- ers: Loraine Laurence, president, Winifred Gara- fala, vice-president, Marie Lackavare, treasurer, Nancy Augestine, recording secretaryg Diana Blankenstein, corresponding secretary. AUTO OWNERS' MECHANIC CLUB - GIRLS Girls of the Auto Owners Club are never at a loss when it comes to changing a tire. Mr. Ungar helps them understand the mechanics and function of a car in modern living. Presi- dent, Anne Heid, Adviser, Mr. Ungar. xii AUTO OWNERS' MECHANIC '- BOYS The membl?l.0f f1'iQ Auto Owners Club are interested in from the standpoint of mechanics andiifunction. Field trips to the Ford Plant and to the auto show were some of the club's most interesting proiects. President, Pete McClain, Vice-President, Jerry Batsone, Adviser, Mr. Ungar.

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HONOR SOCIETY A Junior Somor honorary organization the Honor Society initiated and administrated the student point system this year This involved compiling and tallynng the number of credits each student has for extra curricular activities Members of the Honor Society are selected by the Faculty on the basis of Scholarship Leader ship Character and Service John Harkness president Frank Hamilton vice president Phyl Ins Sonmchsen, secretary and Judy Johnson treasurer are the officers of this group HIY Best known for ns fun night The Hn Y Fac ulty Game the Hi Y under the direction of Mr Heintz is an all boyi Service club Among its many other activities the members annually award a trophy to me boy athlete who best exemplifies HnY 6ltBI6Ci'er which is based on sportsmanship spirtf, and athletic prowess Al Klein president Buffy Thurston vice president Bill Mortonson segrojldry Frank Hamilton treas- urer- Fred Schmidrhistorian, and Tony Tynes chaplain are the 'fiiaders of the boys. umm CLUB Meeting on Wed, i,,'V My mornings with Mr. Conlon the members of club learned more about Roman lifefgggj laitn Vocabulary games and skits passed club periods. Much time was devoted to the preparations for the an- nual Roman banquet. President Jane Tremble- Vice Presi f' Sue Friedman- Secretary Ro- berta Rothman- Treasurer Lynne De Graw. 86