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

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FROSH TENNIS CLUB Another of our freshmen clubs, the Frosh Tennis Club, meets every Thursday after- noon, under the guidance of Mr. Dotson. It is designed to promote interest in tennis and to improve the tennis skills of its members so that they will be better able to enioy the game. Eventually, these stu- dents will be the Varsity Tennis Team at Northern Valley. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB The purpose of the World Affairs Club is to discuss current events and to learn about the history behind such events. The Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Decker, has participated in one of the several seminars held at the United Nations. SKI CLUB One of the more exciting clubs of the school is the Ski Club. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Shine, these ambitious snow fiends improve their skiing know- ledge. They take trips to nearby resorts to practice their new learned techniques. President: Allan Johnson, Vice-President: Lorraine Thomson, Secretary: Eileen Gay- nor, Treasurer: Lois Wilson.

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4 L ! F, ,ww J LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club, sponsored by Mr. Yockers, is an activity for the Varsity lettermen of the school. Meeting on Friday mornings, these boys establish themselves as leaders of the athletes of Northern Valley. With the money they receive from the athletic tournaments at Northern Valley, they purchase awards for their senior members. President: Anthony Savoca. MATHEMATICS REVIEW CLUB The Mathematics Review Club under the supervision of Miss Reece affords its thirty sux sophomore tumor and senior members an opportunity to prepare for College Board Examinations by review mg not only algebra and geometry but also preliminary mathematics Students solve practice problems during the club period and then discuss possible solutions DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club gives interested stu- dents a chance to increase their dramatic experience. Under the direction of Mr. Fitzsimmons, the members, during their club meetings, put on short plays or portions of plays.

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SPORTS CLUB The Sports Club meets every Wednesday' to discuss different sports. They investi- gate the rules and regulations of sports that are of mutual interest to all the mem- bers. Besides these discussions, they also participate in seasonal sports activities. HOSPITALITY CLUB Hospitality Club girls are trained to act as Northern VaIIey's hostesses whenever food service is needed. When guests are entertained by the administration, faculty, or student organizations, the girls, ad- vised by Miss Kennally, perform the necessary culinary duties. President: Nancy Plimpton, Vice-President: Roberta Britnell, Secretary: Camilla Pittner. LITTLE DIPPER The Little Dipper co-edited by Janice Dolt and Jennifer Bobrinko reports about the frosh activities to its readers. The members of the newspaper staff also contribute literature to the Northern Star and Arion magazine. 98