Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

Page 14 text:

A dminisfratizw Wilbur F. Otto, Principal For the second time we review the year's significant achievements at Northview High School. We turn these pages with pride as each picture reflects the true Viking spirit and indomitable drive so evident with each under- taking. As we stand on the threshold of our third year we salute those students who will return to form our first senior class. We look to them with respect and appreciation for the work and spirit they contributed to the progress of Northview from its inception to the present. Let us all continue to share in the steady march for truth and knowledge so that we can face our chal- lenges with the some confidence and enthusiasm that are reflected in this pictorial summary of another good year. Helen F. Burvvell, Girls' Assistant Principal The first two years of our school are now completed! What an opportunity and a challenge it has been to those students here at Northview! History has truly been in the making. It has been you, who are now on our campus, .who have laid the foundations for our future generations of high school students. So many firsts have been yours to establish. You have, through careful thinking and planning, organized Northview's first student government, the first club program, the first athletic program-achievements too numerous to mention. You have accepted the challenge of develop- ing a new school. With continued able leadership by our fine Principal, Mr. Otto, Northview's horizons are unlimited. James A. Snyder, Boys' Assistant Principal Northview High School had its beginning in September of 1959. At that time there were no new buildings, no new campus, and no traditions. The students and fac- ulty had only a strong desire to s-ucceed as a common goal. The 1960-61 school year is the product of that goal. The tremendous success achieved is due to our strong desire to succeed, but it is also due to more than this. lt is due to the excellent leadership of our Princi- pal, W. F. Otto, and his interest and concern for the best for the students and faculty of Northview. Secondly, the abundant amount of loyalty, strength, determination, and pride which our Viking students have displayed during this year have played no small part in the establishment of 'traditions which bind us together. Northview High School is far in the lead of the race for being the best.

Page 13 text:

eft BOARD OF TRUSTEES to right. Robert M. Viney, Lowell B. Miller, C. H. Brubaker, president, William L. Mclntyre, and Wayne C. Bates. DR. PAUL B. SALMON Superintendent As the old progresses to the new, the Covina School District has been reborn The Covina-Valley Unified School District. The Board of Trustees, working, with the Administration, has met the challenge of an ever growing school district with hard work. They have spent many hours and given much thought to the strengthen- ing of the Covina-Valley Unified School District. With a growing concern for our students, they, have made every effort to provide fine facilities and an excellent staff of' educators. .sadis- DR. RAGENE FARRlS LELAND B. NEWCOMER WH-U5 MAXSON Department of Secondary Schools Educational Services Business 56fviCeS

Page 15 text:

Pupil erlfices JOHN MITCHELL Head Counselor PAU LINE RICHTER Counselor GENE LEWIS Librarian CLIFFORD HEPBURN Counselor i l K l CASPER LARSON Director of Attendance and Welfare E MARTHA WINTERBOURNE School Nurse ll'