Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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-iasai .. ,- ). , Jl IMbf T i 7 ij 1 1 mw 1 ' jj m K m V Mr. John Graves Mr Marc Jackson Mr. Dave Walesiak Mrs Patty Ctiavez Mrs Lynn Broudy Mr Howard Lutz Mr Wayne Yates PUPIL PERSONNEL Mrs Patty Ctiavez-B A . MS. Cal State Univ. L.A ; Dean of Girls. Girls ' League Advisor. Mr Jotin Graves-B.A.. M.S., Univ of Wisconsin, M.A., Inter American University; Librarian; Comp Lit IG Mr Marc Jackson B A , Univ of LaVerne, M Ed , Cal State Univ , Fullerton. Dean ol Boys Mr Dave Walesiak-B A , Univ ol LaVerne, M.A., Pasa dena College, ASB Director, Pep Advisor; GALS Advi- sor COUNSELING DEPARTMENT Mr Wayne Yates B A Occidental College, M.A., Cal State Univ, LA; Head Guidance Counselor, Senior Class Advisor; CS F, Advisor Mrs Lynn Broudy B. A.. Univ of Florida, M Ed , Univ of Cal, Santa Barbara, Ed. S., Florida State Univ , Guidance Counselor. Mr Howard Lutz-BA,, Wayne State Univ., M A , Mi ami Univ, Guidance Counselor, Junior Class Advisor. Rose Danfifer and Amy Auyang ask Mr. opinion on a poll for tlie newspaper. Moore his Mr. Graves informs tliese students that their book selections were eicellent choices. Adininistration. Pupil Personnel Administration, Pupil Personnel Administration, Pupil Persui

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Administration Advises Faculty, While Pupil Personnel Helps Students To Learn Skills Making sure each student had the opportunity to explore his her interests and develop skills proved to be a ma|or goal tor Principal Roy Moore and the administra- tive statt. To achieve this, they provided the chance tor students to participate in as many academic and extra- curricular activities as possible. Assisting Mr. Moore vi as vice-principal, Mr. Howard Sell. Giving additional aid and support to the decision- making and smooth running ot the school v»as the Pupil Personnel, composed of the counselors, deans, student activities director, and librarian. Counselors Wayne Yates, Howard Lutz, and Lynn Broudy had the usual task of student scheduling and programing. The counselors also had the responsibility of assisting students with academic, social and behavior- al conflicts. Also concerned with student conflicts were Pat Chavez-Dean of Girls and Marc Jackson-Dean of Boys. Being head disciplinarians, the deans ' prime func- tion was to make sure that no one interfered with the learning atmosphere, in or out of class. The Student Activities Director, Mr. Dave Walesiak, had the time consuming |ob of overseeing any and all extracurricular activities. Responsible for the managing and upkeep of the library was Mr. John Graves. As Head Librarian, his duties entailed providing the materials needed to aid students in their studies. ADMINISTRATION Mr Roy Moore B A.. Univ of Cal . Santa Barbara, MA , Cal State Univ .LA. Principal Mr Howard Sell B A, Azusa Pacitic Univ. MS, Cal State Univ., LA., Assisant Principal BOARD Of EDUCATION • FRONT ROW: Agnes Garwacki, Michael Nev man, Mary Hanes BACK ROW: Willard Altman, Gilbert Ramirez Principal Roy Moore Vice-Principal Howard Sell 116 Administration, Pupil Personnel Administration, Pupil Personnel Administration, Pupil Personnel

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Arts, Home Ec, Science, Stress Creativity The Home Economics, Science, and Fine Arts depart- ments played a very important role in the personal and academic growth ot students, while allowing them to use their creativity to learn and express their valuable tal- ents. The Science department, which consisted of a variety of courses including Biology, Lab Science, Chemistry, Life Science, and Physics, helped students to achieve knowledge and understanding of dissection procedures, physical laws, and mixture of chemicals, IVIrs. Swanson, l s. Sweetnam, IVIrs. Nicoli, and Mr. Bennett helped students to understand and en|oy the complicated and interesting fields of science. The Fine Arts department provided students the op- portunity to learn and expand their skills in singing, dancing, drawing, and playing musical instruments. Mrs. King, Mr. Lindsey, and Mr. Van Patten helped students express their feelings and further develop their talents. Mrs, McCreery helped students to express themselves and show their creativity through a variety of activities involved in the Home Economics classes. Students showed their originality by creating new and original sewing proiects and by preparing a variety of interna- tional dishes. Considering all the courses which were offered in the Home Economics department, the most popular among students was that of Psychology of Family Living. In this course students were able to gam a broad perspective regarding family living topics related to normal life cycles such as heredity, family raising, marriage, adolescence, and old age. Ms. Sweetnam explains to Lisa Cordero and Carrie Berrezueta the correct way to weigli lead cliromate. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr Phil Bennett AA, BA, Cal State Univ., LA. M A , La Verne Univ . Intro Lab Science. Lite Scien ce. Uis Cheryl NicoliB A . Texas ASM tJniv ; Life Sci- ence, Biology. Physics Mrs Lindy Swanson-B S , Western Oregon State Col- lege, Work Experience. Life Science, Biology Miss Kim Sweetnam-B S , Mills College, Oakland, U C. Irvine: Chemistry, Physical Science, HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs Jody McCreery B S , Cal Poly, Pomona, Psychol- ogy of Family Living. Living On Your Own, Home Economics FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mrs Elena King-B F A , UC Irvine. Art (Beginning. Intermediate, Advanced) Mi, Roy Lindsey-A,A,, BA,, MA,, Azusa Pacific Col- lege; Concert Choir, Madrigals: Clef Dwellers Advisor Mr Bradley Van Patten B A, Cal State tJniv , Long Beach: Jazz Ensemble. Marching Band, Advanced Band Mr, Phil Bennett Mrs, Lindy Swanson Mrs Cheryl Nicoli Miss Kim Sweetnam 118 Fine Arts, Home Ec, Science Fine Arts, Home Ec, Science Fine Arts, Home Ec, Science Fine Arts, H(