Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

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SOCIAL STUDIES — HEALTH AND P.E. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND DRAFTING PAT SWICKARD Health Physical Education Basketball Coach GEORGE KUCSMA Industrial Arts Drafting ED ZIEGLER American History World Geography Football Track Coach ROBIN SMITH Industrial Arts Drafting Driver’s Education GEOFFREY CUSON American Government World History Current Events Contemporary United States Council Bowl Coach WHAT DO YOG DO WHEN YOU ARE AWAY FROM SCHOOL DURING SUMMER VACATION? Go to watch the Cleveland Indians and Columbus Clip- pers play. I also play softball and just basically lounge around. — Mr. Swickard I travel, fish, swim, paint the house, mow the lawn, walk dogs, sleep, eat, go boating, play tennis with Mr. Dudgeon — (he insists). — Mr. Ziegler I supplement my income, camp, travel to historical sites in Ohio, go hunting, fishing and boating, visit relatives, build furniture, shoot-build and repair guns, hike and love people and use things. — Mr. Smith Go to the Hartford Fair. — Mr. Kucsma 9

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DEDICATION They call her the Sarge because of the time she spent in the Marines; but anyone who really knows Mrs. LaValle knows that, under the hard shell she displays, she is one of the most lovable, conscientious and dedicated teachers Northridge has had. She has taught English for seven years with a contagious en thusiasm that guides students to love Shakespeare and write with feeling. One of her many talents is art. Her creative hand made doll collection (shown above) has been displayed several times in the school showcase. The puppets in the above pictures were made by her specifically for use in CARNIVAL, the 1982 All-School Musical. For several years the school newspaper, THE SAGA, was advised by Mrs. LaValle and gave students news about their fellow students and their school. She coached volleyball when she first arrived at Nor- thridge, showing her versatility. For her many contributions to our high school, we dedicate this 1983 yearbook to MRS. KATHLEEN LaVALLE 8 ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE. AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYERS. — William Shakespeare

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ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE ARTS WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE IF YOU HAD NOT BECOME A TEACHER? I already have been other things: newspaper reporter — editor, PR Secretary. I wanted to be a commercial ar- tist. — Mrs. LaValle I always wanted to be a teacher, ever since grade school. If I hadn't been able to be a teacher I think I would be working somewhere in service of the public. — Mrs. Higgins I would have become another Julie Child. — Mrs. Tom I would have bought a franchise and opened up a dance studio, or perhaps I would have been a TV evangelist. — Mr. Bolman I would have been involved in something humanitarian; perhaps the peace corps. — Mrs. Gorman CONNIE HIGGINS Speech English 10 Debate Mass Media Creative Writing Basic Theater Cheerleading Advisor Drama Club Advisor KATHLEEN LaVALLE English 9 and 10 English Literature American Literature College Composition Journalism National Honor Society EULA GORMAN Librarian FTA Advisor LARRY BOLMAN English 10 Linguistics Bible Literature Short Stories Creative Writing Spanish Spanish Club Advisor ELISE TOM English 9 Poetry French French Club Advisor