Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Dedicated Senators, Representatives! The senators and representatives were a part of the student council who represented and helped organize the president and any member of the class council. The senators ' mam |ob and concern was to attend A.S.B. executive board meetings every Wednesday at 7:15 in the morning. They would receive any important information that was critical to their class. Their biggest duty was to assist the president in anyway possible, such as organizing and setting up fundraisers and activi- ties like dances and athletic activities. Serving as senators during the year were Senior Phil Arvidson, Junior Alan Matsudo, Sophomore Tara Aye, and serving as Freshman was Adriana iVIalerba. Representatives formed the liason between their re- spective classes and the executive board. Seniors, which had three representatives were, Rhonda De Munkmor- tier, Troy Black and Cici Morris. Corinna Tluzcek was sophomore representative, and Ellen Belltfar served as the freshman representative. Before class, representative Rhonda De MunckMor tier and Brian Trafarz talk about senior events. SENATORS FRONT ROW Tara Aye, Adriana Malerba BACK ROW: Alan Matsudo, Phil Arvidson At a football game, Alan Matsudo shows his dedi- cated school spirit by cheering for a good play. Q 112 Senators, Representatives Senators, Representative Senators, Representative Senators, Representative

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student Body Constitutes Momentous Year Here at Northview there are eigfit students ctiosen yearly to tielp ttie year to sail smoottily. Ttiese students are known as ASB office on campus is the control center of this. The ASB office provides students with informa- tion about school events, and takes care of the schoors financial affairs. The ASB office is really the hub of the school. Any information needed about school can be found there with help from either Activities Director, Mr. Walesiak, his assistant, Ms. Mokricky, or one of the ASB officers. The ASB officers each had different duties and re- sponsibilities throughout the year. First was the leader of the group, the ASB President, Amy Auyang. Amy had the most important |ob of running ASB executive board meetings and making sure the constitution was upheld. Assisting the president was Janet Ikehara. Janet was the ASB Vice-President. Her |ob was to be in charge of all the elections that were held throughout the year. Keeping the records of the minutes was the task of ASB Secretary, Michelle Bodily. The ASB Treasurer, Man Nakawtase, handled all the finances in ASB. She made sure the ASB financial books were kept up to date by balancing and recording the ASB checks. The other four ASB officers were known as commis- sioners. Starting off as the Commissioner of Rallies and As- semblies was Christina Burkert. Chris ' s |ob consisted of putting together new and exciting rallies and assemblies, and organizing Spirit Week. Lome Learmont, for two years, was the Commission- er of Publicity. Lome was in charge of changing the marquee and publicizing school events. Commissioner of Clubs and Organizations was Leslie Ranch. Leslie handled Club Day and approval of club constitutions. Organizing Homecoming, Basketball Royalty, and oth- er exciting happenings at Northview was the responsibil- ity of Deidre Useloff, the Commissioner of Special Events. Coincidentally. all of the ASB offices were held by women. These ' 85- ' 86 ASB officers came up with the theme for themselves, Dare To Dream. ASB President, Amy Auyang, calls a rally to order. Before a rally, Clirislina Burkert and Mr. Walesiak go over the agenda. ASB

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roudly Display Viking Spirit REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW Connna Tluzcek BACK ROW: Troy Black, Cici Moms. Rhonda De MunkMortier Representative Cici Morris and friend Steptianie Levis argue over preparations tor ttie Senior Cruise. Representative Troy Black discusses ttie recent fundraisers with Art Barajas during brunch Senators, Representative Senators, Representatives Senators, Representatives Senators, Represntativ-;