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

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will not obscure the vision of democracy. Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y, under the sponsorship of Miss Huber, was a service club which assisted at most school programs through ushering and other activities. The club members carried on many useful projects during the year. President: Rebecca Brooks, Vice-President: Dale Hendrickson, Secre- tary: Carol Dillin, Treasurer: Sarah Priestley, Historian: Carol Traina, Chaplain: Dorothy Dunn, Recording Secre- tary: Barbara Van der Beck. ROW I Barbara Van der Beck, Carol Dillin, Rebecca Brooks, Carol Traina, Dorothy Dunn ROW 2 Sarah Priestley, Dale Hen- drickson. Valley Engineers Mr. Cimmino met with these boys in an effort to pro- mote understanding of the field of engineering. The mem- bers learned to use various pieces of equipment which they will encounter if they pursue engineering as a profession. President: William Chess, Secretary: William Calders, Treasurer: Jeffrey Valentine. ROW I Richard Moss, Walter Moser, Douglas Mayes ROW 2 Jeffrey Valentine, William Chess, Joseph Warner. World Affairs The World Affairs Club members discussed current events topics and learned about the history preceding today's events as they studied the events themselves. The club took a field trip to the United Nations buildings in the late fall. The sponsor of the club was Mrs. Decker. President: Elliott Carman, Vice President: Ronald Gos- sow, Treasurer: Robert Simko. ROW I Judith Ann Herskag Mrs. Deckerg Susan Gilesg ROW 2 Elliott Carman 3 Robert Simkog Carl Joecksg Nelson Thomasg Ronald Gossow. 143 -K f m 55 flffl Qitxxii- if JL ff' V s- . .1 'QEYI N , , J: 'N fr .

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Their standard of living must rise so that hunger Sports Oliiciating The Sports Ofliciating Club functioned for the purpose of developing better techniques and better understanding of principles involved in officiating for baseball, football, basketball, and track. The club was primarily concerned with the discussion of rules and their interpretation and application. Among the club's activities were trips to base- ball and basketball games under the direction of Mr. Lu- ciano, club advisor. jimmy Carroll, Bruce Brercton, Pctc Bcislcr, Harry Rcrchio, John Bambach, George Knecland. Technicians The Technicians' Club, under the supervision of Mr. Wilson, was an important part of every production given at school. These capable students planned all of the light- ing, staging, and special effects. In addition, they designed and made the stage props. The club was directed by Wil- liam Smith and Albert Weiss, students. John Alcpa, Paul Vega, Sandy Anderson, Alan Hcnncscy, Bill Smith, Albert lNeiss, Harmon Shapiro. ROW I George DeCanio, Peter Stambler, Richard Mandel, ROW 2 Patricia Klecak, Janet Cafarella, Barbara Dietlein, Mr. Miller, Robert 'Frank, Donald Gill, Raymond Kellogg. Tennis Because of the large response to the call for membership in the Tennis Club, Mr. Miller, the sponsor, divided the enthusiasts into Monday and Wednesday groups. The pur- pose of the club was to promote the playing and enjoy- ment of tennis. Although outdoor activity was eliminated for the winter months, the groups practiced in the gym in preparation for the spring season. Tennis- B Sally Cole, Mr. Rex Miller, Louise Mitschke, Ronald Kutzin, Raymond Kellogg, and Douglas Moore. 142

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