Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Albert Acosta Charles Adams Leticia Aguilar Robert Amado Larry Anderson Jose Anonas Clark Aliano Debra Allday Kathryn Allen Steven Allison Hector Arcmiega Jason Ashton Michael Ayala David Barkley Juniors stare in amazement as the cheerleaders perform the fight song executed by our Viking band. Autumn ffolborm points out a new guy on campus to Apple Pattamakom. 40 Juniors Junio ' Juniors Juniors

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' 86 Reach Top Honors, Strive For New Goals FRONT ROW: Chris Floch, Ha Linh Le, Man Nakawatase, Elise Leckie BACK ROW: Rhonda DeMunck Mortier. Linda Stokes, Janet Ikehara, Amy Auyang. Michelle Bodily Between the monttis of October and June, nine young women were chosen by the school for their achieve- ments throughout their four years in high school. These women were honored by the Covina Women ' s Club at a luncheon where they receive awards for their efforts in school and in the community. Capturing the honor of October ' s woman of the month was Michelle Bodily, She participated in the Drama Club (9), CSF (10), GALS (10-12), Girls ' League (10,12), holding the title of president in her senior year, Spanish Club (10). and the Speech Club (11,12). Her student government participation included , tudent council member (9,10), Senator of the Sopho- more Class, and ASB Secretary (12). Michelle was on the Principal ' s Honor Roll for eight semesters and re ceived an award for the most promising freshman in i nglish and Social Studies. Her sports included J,V. ennis (9), J,V, softball (9), varsity badminton (10) ind varsity tennis (10-12). In her senior year, Michelle vas co-captam of the varsity tennis team. She was hosen to represent Northview at the California Girls ' itate and Hugh O ' Brien Youth Seminar, Receiving the honor for November was Janet Ikehara, )he participated in CSF (10,11) presiding as vice- iresident m her junior year, GALS (10-12) holding the losition of president in her senior year, Girls ' League 10-12). presiding as vice-president in her senior year. the Spanish Club (10), and the Ski Club (11). Janet ' s student government involvement included Junior Class Senator and ASB Vice-President (12). She appeared on the Principal ' s Honor Roll for three semesters and re- ceived the Floyd Myrick award for fine arts and foreign language in her freshman year. She was involved in J,V, tennis (10), J.V. basketball (10), varsity badminton (10), and varsity tennis (11,12). In her senior year Janet placed third in doubles in the Valle Vista League. Representing the month of December was Linda Stokes. Participating in school activities, she was a member of CSF (10-12), GALS (10-12), the Girls ' League (9-12), treasurer in her senior year, and the Spanish Club (9,10). She afso was treasurer of the Senior Class. Linda received honor roll recognition for eight semesters and received the Certificate of Merit Award in science and mathematics from the Society of Women Engineers. Her sports participation included J.V. tennis (10), varsity badminton (10), and varsity tennis (11,12). Linda placed third in the league finals for badminton doubles. 2nd in the league finals for tennis doubles in her junior year, and 1st in the league finals for tennis doubles in her senior year. She also received an award for the Most Valuable Player in tennis. She was a Stat keeper for the boys ' varsity basketball team (11,12), Linda represented Northview in the Capital Youth Day at Sacramento, Ha Linh Le captured the honor of January ' s Young Woman of the Month, She was a member of CSF (9-12), GALS (11,12) president in her senior year, Girls ' League, and the Spanish Club, Ha Linh was the vice- president of the Senior Class, She appeared on the Principal ' s Honor Roll for eight semesters. She played on the varsity tennis team (10-12) and received the coach ' s award in her sophomore year and the Most Improved award in her junior year. In her senior year. Ha Linh placed 3rd in All-League. Receiving February ' s title of Young Woman of the Month was Amy Auyang, She participated in Drama Club (9), Speech Club (11), Girls ' League (11,12) and GALS (12), Involving herself with productions. Amy performed in Drama (9), served in yearbook as a photographer and reporter (11,12), She was secretary of the Sophomore Class, president of the Junior Class and president of ASB, She also received honor roll recognition for three semesters and appeared on the L,A, Times list of A students in her sophomore year. She played on the J,V, tennis team (10,11) and received the M,V,P, award in her sophomore year, and varsity tennis team (12), Amy was also the recipient of the DAR, Good Citizen award, Chris Floch represented March as Young Woman of the Month, She participated in the Drama Club (9), Art Club (12), Girls ' League (9-12) holding the position of historian (11), and the Spanish Club (9-12) holding the positions of publicity chairman (10), secretary (11), and vice-president (12), Chris served on the yearbook staff for three years (10-12), holding the position of section editor (11), and editor-in-chief (12), She was also the senator in her freshman year, legislator (10), ASB secretary (11), and Citrus Valley Optimist Youth Appreciation Award recipient. In the community, she volunteered her time at the Queen of the Valley Hospital, and Covina Convalescent Home, She also was active within her church by participating in ministries. Man Nakawatase held the honor for April. She partici- pated in CSF (10,12), GALS (10-12) holding the secre- tarial position in her senior year. Girls ' League (9-10), and the Spanish Club (912). She was also the treasurer for ASB. Man played badminton (9-10), J.V. tennis (10), and varsity tennis (11,12). In her junior year, she placed 2nd m the league finals for tennis, and in her senior year she placed 3rd in the league finals for tennis. Representing the month of May was Rhonda DeMunck Mortier, Activities she participated in were Banners (10), Girls ' League (11,12) and yearbook (11,12) where she held a position of section editor in her senior year. She was also a representative for the junior and senior classes and appeared on the Principal ' s Honor Roll for one semester. In sports, Rhonda played on the J.V. badminton team in her freshman year. Elise Leckie finalized the year by captunng the title of June ' s Woman of the Month. She participated in CSF (11,12) and was president in her senior year, and Girls ' League (11,12). Elise appeared on the Principal ' s Honor Roll for five semesters. She participated on the track team in her sophomore year. In the community, Elise was involved with many medical activities. S he orga- nized blood drives for the Covina United School District. She also held a leadership position in her church youth group. Young Men, Women Of The Month Young Men, Women Of The Month Young Men, Women Of The Monti-

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Anticipation Keli Bartlett Joseph Bartolo Cheryl Berry Claude Berthet Tara Bianchi Terry Billheimec Todd Black Pamela Bragg Grady Roger Breeland erri Brennan Mary Britt Ronald Brown Lloyd Burgess Shannon Burks Denrse Calahan Melba Camargo Cynthia Case Noel Castaneda Michael Catania Lisa Charboneau Mounts J For Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: President Florence Salas, Vice-President Jenny Kao BACK ROW: Secretary Ralph Gutierrez. Treasurer Jeff Stallings. Cathy Chiara David Chin Allan Chisholm Martha Cisneros Kim Clementi Victor Coakley Erik Cooper Ron Cordero Deana Cortez Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors 41