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

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MODEL RAILROAD CLUB Directed by Mr. Dance, the twenty-five boys of the Model Railroad Club are busily engaged in the development of an HO gauge layout. The boys learn considerable in construction, planning, and scenic development in their mini- ature creations of the prototype. Joseph Krauss is the veteran club president since its organiza- tion three years ago. TYPING SERVICE Sponsored by Miss Rude, the Typing Service Club is organized for the purpose of assisting teachers in the preparation of typed materials. Only qualified students of advanced typing are permged to ioin this club. w 23 5 L'-Q 4 two YQ , A C: 'ERI . 9 X X THE SAFE TEENS CLUB The Safe Teens Club, sponsored by Mr. Dot- son, is designed- to promote and improve safe driving habits among students. Daily slogans, during the bad weather, were read over the P.A. system lo caution drivers to be extra alert. President, Mike Gollioneg Vice Pres., Dick Tham- sen, Rec. Sec'y., Evelyn Martiniy Corres. Sec'y., Roberta Hochman, Treasurer, Adrian Das. I 90

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GYMNASTICS CLUB Newly organized, the Gymnastics Club is composed of boys who enioy the fun of gym- nastics. Founded for the purpose of developing new techniques in co-ordination, Mr. Hilde- brandt directs the energetic group during the weekly meetings. BEGINNERS' PHOTOGRAPHY The obiecfive of Beginners' Photography is to think ofthe medium as an art of expression. At regular meetings they discuss means of making good pictures and understanding the function of equipment. Mr. Lee is their sponsor. ENGLISH REVIEW CLUB Vocabulary, grammar. and literature have been discussed and presented by members of the group. The preparation for the college entrance examinhfionf has been one of the principle aims. Mr. Stanewick, head of the English depolfmtnt, Slrves as qdvliser.

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4-.ds OFFICIALS CLUB The Officials Club, sponsored by Miss Schneider, is for those girls interested not only in sports participating, but also in officiating at G.A.A. gdlilei. These sports-minded girls earn an extra award and acquire c vast knowl- edge of sport rules. s , f Local, state, hap- penings of eithelj oqiiseiiiehtiul or incidental importance are thhfvopics discussed in the Cur- rent Events Club. 'Open conversation, debate, and discussion by' theimembers is- enlightened by the advisor, Mr. Miller. , a, , 1352, . nnAmArrcs cms, At present these fare two Dramatics Clubs, one for lth ,and 12th grades, and one for h,,gVThe club, introduced three years? Mywpts, interested in fhe fhegfre V. yito write, act, and work back-stag6l7' rf1' aggot is advisor for the Senior Club, Jinxpie LgMendola, president, Wal- ter Lang, vice-presidqxht, Judy Spitzer, treasurer, and Pat Dresself, secretary. Miss Kirchgesner sponsors the JuniorftCIub,. V , 3:2523 , 91