Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

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DEDICA TION . . On her desk is a sign which reads: A clean desk is a sign ot an empty mind. Mrs. DiLeo's desk is not neat — it is covered with books, papers with special supplemental exercises, tons of homework to be graded, and a mini-library file so students can borrow from the collection of books which she has accumulated in her room over the years. This clutter reflects what is uppermost in Mrs. DiLeo's mind — her students. As coach of the Council Bowl team she spent many hours of patient effort working to improve the mental capabilities of team members and was rewarded with a double championship in both county and tournament. As any French Club member can tell you, she gives of her time unselfishly, often staying up until early morning baking the lovely cakes and other pastries sold to earn money for the trip to Quebec. For her outstanding dedication to education, her high academic standards and her concern for students, we hereby dedicate the 1979 Norhian to Alberta DiLeo. 2

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Table Of Contents Dedication.............................................................Page 2 Retirees ..............................................................Page 3 Editor’s Page..........................................................Page 4 Classes................................................................Page 5 Faculty Administration...............................................Page 35 Clubs .................................................................Page 43 Sports.................................................................Page 85 Music Drama..........................................................Page 105 Advertisements.........................................................Page 123

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NOR THRIDGE SAY ” Now all of you sit down and let me take attendance, and THEN you can go to the library. Does that sound familiar? It has been said to hundreds of students in the past 16 years by Mrs. Edna Dumbauld, who will leave NHS this year. She will be missed. She has done her job well. We of the Norhian staff wish her and Mr. Dumbauld many years of leisure time in the future. Mrs. Florence Hoover will be remembered not only for her dedicated work as the cafeteria supervisor, but also for the bouquets of flowers she placed, on many occasions, in the Northridge office from her personal garden. Mrs. Hoover will retire this year after over 16 years of service. She and Mr. Hoover look forward to traveling in the future. 3