Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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students Strengthen Fine Arts Thru School This year ' s Art Club president, Anna Park, felt ttiat, Everyone tiad artistic talent waiting to be discovered. The Art Club was comprised of students interested in art. They felt that the club ' s purpose was to promote student awareness of their art talents. This year ' s officers were Anna Park-president, Tim Lechuga-vicepresident, Tim Burd-secretary, and Rick Sharp-treasurer. The Art Club was advised by Mrs. King. Students involved in the Art Club tried to raise money for a trip to visit the Norton Simon Museum of Art. During December they had a profitable art sale. Tapestry and art illusions done by the NV Art Club members were on display m the Senior Quad and were tor sale to students and faculty desiring creative Christmas pre- sents. y - A pastel artwork by Tim Burd is displayed in tlie U ' - ASB office. Cindy Perry concentrates on sketcliing an abstract drawing. ART CLUB FRONT ROW Tim Burd, Mike Rebar, SECOND ROW: Chris Wal- lace, Frieda Begay, Lore Rodheaver, Anna Park, Chris Floch, BACK ROW; Tim Lechuga, Rick Sharp, Mrs King X 98 Clef Dwellers— Art Club Clef Dwellers— Art Club Clef Dwellers— Art Club Clef Dwellers— Art Club

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Proudly displaying a G.A.L.S. emblem or perfecting a part in the sctiool play would give each of us enough of a boost in self-confidence to try a little harder. From putting on skits supporting nominees for courts, to putting on the Winter Formal, the N.V.H.S. clubs played an important role in our school year. The trips to game shows or the numerous candy bar sales helped us not only to raise funds, but also taught us the significance of having a part in something productive. Being able to say I did that, would create for each of us a feeling of pride and self worth; knowing we stand for something important to us helped us to bring out opinions new to ourselves.

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Involvement In Clef Dwellers, Art Club Clef Dwellers was a club comprised of students with a love for music. Ttiese students were usually active (although they need not be) in Northview ' s chorus or Madrigals. The Clef Dwellers had meetings three times a month. These meetings were usually held to discuss fundraisers and events. Clef Dwellers raised money in order to put on the Sadi Hawkins Dance and to pay for the rental of the Covina United Methodist Church in which they had their winter and spring concerts. Their fundraisers consisted of a Tootsie Roll Pop sale and other candy sales. The Clef Dwellers were led by president Lome Lear mont who was assisted by vice-president Deidre Useloff, secretary Lori Brown, treasurer Heidi Sweeny, publicity and historian commissioner Brenda McNaught, and robe master Tommy Urioste. Lome Learmont, the club ' s president, said that, The Clef Dwellers ' purpose was to promote music throughout the school. The Clef Dwellers Advisor was Mr. Lindsey. ' - T i CLEF DWELLERS FRONT ROW: Tammy Strickland, Lon Brown. Rachel Hoaglan, Pattie Beltran, Melissa Jack SECOND ROW: Montia Severns, Bobbie Duncan, Lisa Pena, Shannon Worley, Sharmian Worley, Colleen Baker, Ruth Castle, Jill Guyer THIRD ROW: Susan Russo, Lisa Snyder, Cecilia Perez, Denise Kelly, Liz Pontrelli, Michelle Schraeder, Deanna Dudley BACK ROW Belinda Ramirez, Michelle Chavez, Brenda Cambell, Heidi Sweeney, Roberta Ramirez, Mi- chelle Ege, Diedre Uselolt, Brenda McNaught r m . I Ella Manesse listens carefully as the Clef Dwellers president conducts a brunch meeting. Clef Dwellers member, Melissa lack, smiles as a friend points out her crazy outfit during Spirit Week. Ji r f Art Club— Clef Dwellers Art Club— Clef Dwellers- Art Club— Clef Dwellers Art Club— Clef Dwelier