Pascack Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Hillsdale, NJ)

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TRI-HI-Y: Ist ROW, L. to R.: D. Searson, C. Roush, L. Toucher, M. Lathrop, J. Herpst, J. Stitzel, S. Walbrecht. 2nd ROW: H. Daberkow, J. DeMott, K. Demler, T. McDowell, T. Blumenberg, K. Raymond, C. Middlemas, P. Panella, J. Truncellito, J. Mezerowski. 3rd ROW: D. Bloer, P. Peters, N. Stauffer, L. Worfolk, J. Levin, D. Doyle, J. Kilar, A' S, Hoyt, J. Clark, H. Bromberg. 4th F. Sibal, M. A. Fusco, L, Spellbrink. J. Petersen, A. Naidoff, J. Nelson, I. Krodel, J. Trauger, N. Williams ROW: M. Leps, C. Hammer- schmidt, J. Johnston, P. Ussher, L. Lanzendorfer, B. McCaig, P Meyer, P. Clausi, B. A. Stalter, C. Jeffreys. 5th ROW: N. McCullough The Tri-Hi-Y, which is composed entirely of Junior and Senior girls, is interested in cre- ating, maintaining, and extending throughout the home, school, and community a high standard of Christian character. By organizing many and varied activities, the girls gain new and strengthen old friendships, and gain a better understanding of people. Comprised of those athletes who have earned their varsity letters, the Lettermen's Club's chief purpose is to obtain Lettermen's iackets for its members. These iackets are worn proudly and solely by Pascack Valley athletes. As its principal money-making activity, the Lettermen's Club sponsors the traditional Bonfire Dance which is held before the sea- son-ending Thanksgiving football game. LETTERMAN'S CLUB: lst ROW: L. to R.: D. Reisman, C. Molclt, F. Mr. Talamo, Advisor, B. Geizendanner, B. Pelsang, B. Grobel, T. Notarangelo, F, Hauser, B. Kutz, D. Sarvis, J. Stolb, J. Miceli, B. Laakso, B. Fippinger, E. Mason, 3rd ROW: R. Ford, P. Luca, B. Losch- Byrne, T. Tramontozzi, A. Bedford, C. Hough, 2nd ROW: W. Wol- mann, E. Abicht, B. Doerr, R. Rush, B. Wooley, A. Johnson, B, Rit- kenhauer, M. Lohman, B. Carlson, B. Turick, A. Thornburg, B. Smith, zel, B. Franzetti, H. Chick, R. Chick, R. Buck. Q0 83 3.65 -fax. Q0 1 1

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EDUCATION CLUB: L. to R.: J. Crowther, B. Woodard, E. Minsky, D. Palm, F. Peuler, L. Sweet, S. Gray- brooky D. Manasian, J. Massimo The Education Club was established to help those students who look forward to a Teaching career prepare for their prospective vocation. Atter a series of discussions and lectures dealing with such subiects as individuality among children and major teaching techniques, the members are allowed to visit a grammar school ot their choice. The newly organized Junior Engineering and Technical Society is the 55ist J.E.T.S. club in the United States. Alshliated with Michigan State University, these clubs have a sug- gested list of topic discussion proiects. The primary purpose of the J.E.T.S. is to give un- derstanding ot basic concepts ot engineering to students who possess no ideas on the subiect. JUNIORQIGJNEERING AND TECHNICAL SOCIETY. SEATED, L, to R.: M, Zampieri, G. Moody, Mr. Wagner, Advisorikgla. Tuky,,lT. Thomas, J. Van Remoortel. STANDING: G. Hauser, J. Vasile, H. Chick, G. Waynep A. Thornburgflflfylarp R. Alexander, J. McConkey, S. Hunken. ,G 84