Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

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1974 Table Of Contents N 0 R H 1 A N Northridge High School Route 2 Johnstown, Ohio Volume XI ADVISOR: Mr. Jack Tucker EDITOR: Bari Oyler ASSISTANT EDITOR: Debbie Wright f l Ads 133 .

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 919$ 24 312 . ,9 20 21 22 23 K Ca Sc Ti V 910? 0 08 4 956 47.90 50 94? 37 38 39 40 41 b Sr Y Zr N 1547 87 62 88 905 91.22 55 56 57 72 :s Ba La Hf 12905 137.34 138.91 178.49 87 88 89 Fr Ra Ac 1223) (226) (227) Mn Lanthanum 26 27 28 Fe Co Ni 55.847 58.9332 58.71 44 45 46 Ru Rh Pd 101.07 102.905 1064 76 77 78 Os lr Pt 190.2 192 2 19509 62 63 6 Eu G 15196 157 95 9 Am C (243) [ Never let it be said that Mr. Ziegler lets life pass him by. He arrives early each morning in proud command of his big white bomb. Hailing from the State of Pennsylvania, you need only to make one doubtful statement about the merits of seventh-rated Penn State to entice Mr. Ziegler to his second favorite subject along with famous stories of wood hicks and school days with Dwight Eisenhower. His favorite subject is nationalism. Any of his students will firmly attest to his exuberant enthusiasm for history which has even led some students to believe that history is their favorite subject. Rumor has it that he has been guilty of multilating many a blackboard in his celebrated career; they are the unfortunate recipients of his spirited attempt to introduce such events as . . . the Civil War! His loyal fans and friends reveal that he gets his exercise by swaying back and forth in door frames while talking a mile a minute. Mr. Ziegler is one of the friendlier species. You can wave to him in the hall and always get a chuckful reply, but don’t count on him getting your name right. Adding new zeal to the classroom grind is Mr. Ziegler’s image. Sporting wire rims and a crumb catcher, he endears himself to the hearts of history haters everywhere. adapted from the Northridge Saga American History class was a first for all of us. We not only learned history, we learned how to find laughter and reality in the past. You enjoyed teaching and you cared—that’s why we dedicate this book to you. It is only a small token of our feelings but it will serve to remind you of us, we hope, just as we will remember you. The Norhian Staff We Dedicate The 74 Norhian To You! 3