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

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Bowling Northern Valley's bowling team. coached by Mr. Garbaccio. partic- ipated in league competition for the Hrst time during the past year. Five of these boys competed with another high school every Tues- day at Feibel's Bowling Alley in Teaneck. Among the team accom- plishments was the victory over Pascack Valley in two out of three of the games. John Panarotti, Paul Amaru, Stephen Rood. Mr. Garbaccio. Richard Ada- mec. Gregory Edwards. Robert Blake. for the British Empire Fencing This year under the able leadership of Mr. Schrock. the fencing club was formed. The group which consists of nine members has con- tributed to the revival of interest in this ancient sport. Three meets were held and there was one win against Don Bosco. Two members. David Vlright and XVilliam Norkunas. showed particular ability in this sport and contributed to the spirit of the team. Fencers: Martin Kern and Richard Perrin ROPV I 7 Martin Potter. David XYriQht RON' 2 -- Tim Piazza. Eclwxird Clark. Allen Olsen,

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CSOH W, L,,,0.3rQ The golf ttam. consistinff of ten men. coached by Mr. Ciolan- toni. held weekly tournamtnts on the Bergen County Golf Course in Rockleiffh. They started their season on Riarch l and played in the state tournament at a 1 er date. The boys practiced at least once a week at White Beeches Country Club in Haworth. R01 I William Ewer Robert Schmidt ROW 2 'lhomis Hurley Nlr Colantom Robert Niicklas what cricket has accomplished Tenn: Ihr ttnnis team coached by N11 Niiller has just fiftttn match schedule this year Vlr Miller was con btconit 1 mtmber of the 'North li fr I l l er tn ntersc io as fidt nt that tht l1Il1OI X arsitx uhlch vias creattd last t1C Ieaffue The xarsltx netmen participated in a xear would be continued this year 55,-jf R0 1 I arms Kirk Petrr Stimbler Kingsley Snow Mr Miller Charles 'Vhesmer William Chess Douglas Xl in C ohrn and Ric hard Mandel ROW 2 xmes Brock Moor: and Donald Rosegren rncicr Donald Cilxnoui feorgc Brooks Ronald Kutzm 164 'X I , V S w v 1 A nf f fs HQT, 9: ' 4 o:,x 1 4 .c4'l . . , ns , . 5 , , 0 ' 0 0 50 ' e N 0 ' o .sez .Io Q4 4 4 4 1 A he OO - - . . Lt 2 4 i V M i . IV, . 4 , . -3 1 .. . , . .. f . . 0 7' s - ' . . ' ' xx ' . ' V , . I . .. , , , 4 L A , 1, .. .A . Y . , . . t , . . . , , . X C . V , 1 ' T , l . A 5 1 , 1 1 I Q A x 'V x. , 1 rw, Q .J k if x 5 'if x ' l 32' in yi 1 . Lf . I 1 Q I v ' V I l - , . . , . , . , . i , . , , 1 , 2 Y-J. , . 1 S '. 1 N . ,

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vw Va rsit heerleaders I ,N fIHEERI,FADERS AS always, the backbom- of our Spirit this ymr Wm our Cheerleaders. Present at t-x'v1'y football and baske-tlmnll sumo. Linda Walsh they gave the spectatms addvd lTlC'l'UllY?v to Clll'tiIk fur PamCiaL0SCC teams On. The three squads. Freihmc-n. .IX .. and X f1l'S1i'?'. were captained respectivvly by Sally Iicfddoe. Fran Myers. and Carol Dillin. Lynn DeGraw A , Brooke Mather 1 l- ' ' L V L tty tilfwkwiso ' - film-in Moore, Judy Baker, Mariann Gutch, Lynn Ur:fif'Ilw, Par I,w4s'm'. Linda Walih, CZIIOI Bwbke Mathtt. J Judy Baker Carol Dillin 'XI:11ig11111 Ciutrh Gloria KIUOYP This sort of healthy competition unites, ,Q