Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

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WORDS FROM THE EDITOR . . . REFLECTIONS Our lives are albums written through With good or ill, with false or true; And as the blessed angels turn The pages of our years, God grant they read the good with smiles, And blot the ill with tears! — John Greenleaf Whittier Reflections do make a yearbook a remembrance of those happy times spent with special friends. Time is precious, yet not as precious as the time we spent on this annual. There is no doubt that it does take many hours of hard work and dedication to create an annual. It is not just the photographs which make a yearbook special: It is the people who give of themselves that makes it special. I would like to express my thankfulness for their help. First, I wish to thank our advisor, Mrs. Poe, for her guidance and many hours of diligence in this endeavor. To you the students and faculty, I wish to express my gratitude for putting up with those chaotic picture days. Without you, it would be totally impossible to create a book which captures the memories of this past school year. As in every club, there are many people willing to be members at the start, but obligations arise and some things must be forgotten such as the yearbook. However, a few and fearless students stuck it out and created an annual of which we can all be proud. To that small, but sturdy staff, I offer my sincere thanks and gratitude. THANK YOU! Sincerely, Kelly Lowry, Editor 3

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THE 1980 NORHIAN Table Of Contents Dedication ........ Editor’s Page .... Fall Activities . . . Senior ............ Classes ........... Clubs ............. Music And Drama Sports ............ Spring Activities Advertising ....... Page 2 Page 3 Page 13 Page 33 Page 49 Page 71 Page 91 Page 101 Page 123 Page 133 2

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Ask the faculty members about her and they'll tell you she’s mischief with an Oklahoma accent — always ready with a smile, a joke or a wise crack. But ask the students and she's all business, for business is what it’s all about for Mrs. Prior. Although the students may struggle to get through typing, general business, and bookkeeping, they will thank Mrs. Prior years later when they are able to balance their checkbooks, keep their own financial records, make purchases wisely, or type their own letters and reports. Mrs. Prior has been teaching at Northridge for over 15 years. She received her BS in business education from Phillips University in Enid, Olda. and her masters in business education from Ohio State. Mrs. Prior is known to spend many hours going over student papers to catch the errors missed by careless typists so that they can improve their accuracy. She also works on the musical each year making seating charts and selling tickets, and she is in charge of the faculty’s personal interest fund. For her many years of service in helping students to develop skills they will use the rest of their lives, we dedicate this 1980 Norhian to Mrs. Marthenia (Tina) Prior. 4