Northland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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fi 5 . ' 'mi ' As school reopened many old friends reunited. TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE . . SENIORS .... SPORTS . . . JUNIORS ...... SOPI-IOMORES . . FACULTY ...... ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING . . . INDEX . . . ....2 ...14 ...56 ...72 ...96 ....118 ....14O ....19O ' ' ' - 220 An excited crowd looks on as Marty Metzger, Rob Loar, and Scot Burbacher prepare to lead the stadium in trumpet cheers. fFt'

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VALHALLA 1974 i Nonniand High School Volume vin 1919 Northoliff Drive Published by Columbus, Ohio 43229 the Yearbook Staff

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Senior Dave Conley drops back to pass. TRADITION! . . . A word that means something to each and every student at Northland High School. Since the day the doors opened, building up and preserving tradition has been our ultimate goal. But, what is Northland's tradition? In one word . . . VIKINGS! We built onto ancient myths and created our own Gods. They were mythical gods with green and gold fingers, whose very touch seemed to swallow us up in a dream. That dream has influenced our thinking. We are no longer mere stu- dents. We are Vikings, upholding our tra- dition! Due to unusual weather conditions, many sopho- more gym classes were forced to play indoors. fs- W UQ I6 Tit-2 Junior cheerleader Kelly Russel, helped arouse student enthusiasm by hanging spirit signs.