Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Mascot, Girls ' State Representative The official mascot of ttie class of ' 86: Tasmanian Devil. m. - T ' lUiM- rfft. L.. Blanca 1. Vasquez Tcisha G Wagner Pamela S Ward Craig A. Wheeler Dar R Vasquez Diana K Walker April M Ware Michelle L Ybarra Miriam Vizcarra Christopher A Wallace Erik J Wentzell Michelle L. Young Fernando G Volonte Wayne G Wambolt David Weppler Jenny L. Zeller Mike Cardoria chuckles as he explains the newest assignment to his shop partner 32 Class Of ' 86 Class Of ' 86 Class Of ' 86 Class Of ' 86

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High School Years Come To An End Julie Tawney Deidre C Useloff Veronica E Userpater Lisa C Valles While in ail, Tim Burd finishes his latest project. Class Of ' 86 Class Of ' 86 Class Of ' 86 Class Of ' 86 31

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lisplay Leadership, Spirit Girls ' Stale Representative-Michelle Bodily It IS an honor to be chosen as a representative from Northview to go to Boys ' or Girls ' State. This year there was no delegate to Boys ' State selected, but Michelle Bodily was chosen as a Girls ' State representative. In order to be a representative, one must have the qualities of a leader, have intelligence, and also have good citizen- ship Michelle met these qualifications and was chosen by the faculty. The mam idea of Girls ' State is to acquaint girls with how the government is run. During this week long camp, Michelle ran tor the office of California State As- semblywoman and won. As part of her |ob, she attended legislative sessions in which they wrote, discussed, and passed bills. This was a very interesting experience and I learned a lot about the State Government, Michelle reported. Michelle has been actively Involved in school, which was why she was chosen. She kept busy her freshman year by loining clubs and sports, such as J.V. tennis, J.V. Softball, Drama Club, and GALS. She spent her sopho- more year playing varsity tennis and badminton, and also remained active in many clubs. She was a stat keeper for the boys ' varsity basketball team for three years. This past year, Michelle was co-captain of the girls ' varsity tennis team, ASB Secretary, Girls ' League President, and a princess of the Homecoming Court. Throughout her four years, she has earned several awards. As a freshman, she was the recipient of two Floyd Myrick awards, one for the most promising in English, the other in Social Studies. During her sopho- more year, she attended the Hugh O ' Brien Seminar at the Queen Mary. Finally, as a senior, she was Young Woman of the Month for October. Reactiing for a lob, Michelle Bodily keeps eye con- tact with the ball. Homecoming princess Michelle Bodily smiles ner- vously as she steps into her limo tor her ride around the football field. Girls ' State Girls ' State 33