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

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STAGE TECHNICIANS The Stage Technicians, assisted by Mr. Ochs, play an important part in all school productions. Activities which in- volve any type of lighting, staging, and sound effects are sure to be a success under the competent management of our stage crew. DRAMATICS CLUB With Mr. Leonard as their faculty advisor, the thirty students in the Dramatics Club explore the various phases of the theater. At the end of the year, they present a drama festival at which they present several one-act plays which interest the entire school. President: Richard McCabe. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Organized by Mr. Singer, the Model Airplane Club offers its freshmen mem- bers an opportunity to develop and apply their understanding of aeronautics through group discussion and model air- plane construction. This year the group visited a place of special interest to the boys. 102

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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.

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rf! S7543 1 s Q 1 ' I f ' f , , i F ff!!! FROSH FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Under the guidance of Mr. Sullivan, the freshmen division of our Future Teachers of America Club informs its members about various aspects of the teaching profession, including college preparation, requirements, scholarships, opportunities, salary, tenure and retirement. TRI-HI-Y Open to all Northern Valley girls, the Tri-Hi-Y is a service organization spon- sored by Miss Huber. The members have ushered for several school activities, as- sisted in answering phones for telethons, and attended Tri-Hi-Y conferences. A trip to the Church of All Nations' Neigh-- borhood House, where the girls provided gifts and entertainment for the children, highlighted the year. President: Mary Lee Tate, Vice President: Becky Brooks, Corresponding Secretary: Leslie Nickel, Recording Secretary: Melissa Sutton, Chaplin: Mariorie Stender, Treasurer: Penny Dawson, Historian: Sally Priestly. WRESTLING TEAM This year Northern Valley's department added a new squad to its many teams - a crew of muscle-men. These grunt 'n groaners, who range in weight from 97 to 210 pounds, take great pleasure in heroic tussels - the more rambunctious the better. Here's hoping these boys will really be able to throw their weight around and make a name for Valley next year. 105