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

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'E llllli i, i t l- l l l i l ' l l HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y, a boy's service club, is sponsor- ed by Mr. Heintz. The members of the club strive to build good character throughout the school and to support and organize school functions, such as the annual Hi-Y Faculty Game, a service function of the club. They also partici- pate in Hi-Y activities on the County level. President: Jeff Van Zandtg Vice- Presidenty Daniel Kovacsp Secretary: Bob Santo. LIBRARY COUNCIL We are indebted to Mrs. Eileen E. Fortu- nato for her efficient management of the library and the organization of the li- brary Council which meets in the library every Wednesday. Its thirty-five mem- bers assist with the routine library pro- cedures. A trip to the West Point Library is planned and a faculty tea is given annually during Library Week. President: Nancy Bertelsen. FRESHMEN CHEERING CLUB The Freshmen Cheering Club offers any freshman girl an opportunity to learn the standard Northern Valley cheers. Mem- bers of this club usually hope to continue with their cheerleading until they even- tually become members of a cheering squad.

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3 34 FRESHMAN DRAMATICS CLUB The Freshman Dramatics Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Roberts, has studied the methods of reading and acting one- act plays. In order to accomplish this, they have divided their literature into three groups-comedy, drama and mys- tery. President: Walter Bliss. DEBATING CLUB The purpose of the Debating Club is to foster an appreciation for intellec'ual discussions. Under the direction of Mr. Fitzsimmons, members participate in live- ly debates during club meetings. The club also is anticipating future debates in the Forensic League. President: Storm Hiorth. ARl0N Our school literary magazine, Arion published four times a year, is sponsored by Mr. Jannarone. Stories, poems, and iokes of literary value written by students of all four classes at Northern Valley are included in each issue. This year the magazine was entered into competition with magazines of other schools. 99

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SHOP CLUB The motive of the Shop Club is to teach interested Freshmen the skills required to operate hand and power tools. Mem- bers learn to make minor repairs, which are frequently needed in every home. They learn by doing in the wood shop under the direction of Mr. Steckline. Presi- dent: Fredrich Hochman, Vice President: Susan Deddre, Secretary: Margaret Lind- grenp Treasurer: Van Leeuwen. ROD 8g GUN CLUB The Rod Club, meeting every Wednesday morning, discusses various aspects of fishing. Besides talking about types of fish and places for fishing, they discuss the seasonal occurrences of fish in various waters. The equipment used in angling is always a main topic with these fisher- men. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Basic Photography Club is an organi- zation which serves to introduce interested students to the highly diverse and com- plex hobby of photography. lts mem- bers become familiar and adept with various types of cameras and films in order to improve the quality of their pictures.